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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-17
From Almost Everyschere.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
A man has been severely wounded
for paying his rent in the County
Kerry, Ireland.--Two railroad cars
were blown from the track in severe
storm near Georgetown, Colorado
The Arctic steamer Rodgers 10 to
winter at st. Lawrence bay. A sledge
party remains on the Siberian coast
to communicate with natives in the
spring. The whaler Arctic made 2
wonderful voyage among the islands
west Of Bafin bay.-Mr. Nelson of
the Signal Service detachment sent to
Alaska has returned with valuable
results from his labors.--ColoneI
j. Howard Welles, Of No. 1855 Fifth
avenue, was arrested at Thirty-fourth
street and Second avenue yesterday
afternoon after posting blackmailing
letter addressed to Jay Gould. The
prisoner is accused Of having sent q
number Of threatening letters to Mr..
Gould with q view to extorting infor-
nation about stocks. Colonel Welles
admitted his guilt and threatened to
take his life If Mr.. Gould decided 10
prosecute him.
TUESDAY.
The President having accepted the
resignation of Attorney General Mac
Veagh, the latter yesterday took for
NAL leave of the Department. of ] u.s.
tice and turned it over to the charge
of Solicitor General Phillips.-
Col. John Howard Welles, who was
arrested in New York yesterday for
sending threatening testers to Jay
Gould for blackmailing purposes, was
arraigned at the tombs Police Court.
Secretary of the Treasury Folger
entered upon his duties yesterday.
-Bismark will remain in Office at
the request Of the Emperor.
Moody and Sankey have concluded
their work ct New Castle-on-Tyne.
and the former will preach in Spur
geon's Tabernacle in London on Sun
day next.
WEDNESDAY.
The viii IF John A. Jewell makes
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1881,

1.-THE Semi Weekly Ne,os" has a
larger circulation in Burlington county
han any paper published outside Of
Nouat Holv.
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Outnlne and arsenic

Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in
the market, aud are The last resort OF Physicians
and people who know no better medicine to EN-
ploy for this distressing complaint The effects
of either OF these drugs are destructive to the
system, producing headache, intestinal disorders,
vertigo, dizziness ringing in the ears, and de
preston of the constitutional health. AYERS
AGUE CURE is a vegetable discovery, containing
neither quinne, arsenic, nor any deleterous III
gredient, and is an infallible and rapid cure for
every form OF Fever and Ague. Its effects are
permanent and certain, and no injury can result
from its use. Besides Being positive cure for
Fever and Ague in all its forms. it is also SUI
perior remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an
excellent tonic and preventive, as well as cure,
OF all complaints peculiar to malarious, marshy
and miasmatic districts. By direct action on the
Liver and hillary apparatus, it stimulates the
system to vigorous, healthy condition. For
sale bv all dealers. 81
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A VALUABLE BOOK.
Just Published, DR.. Robert Hun
ter's New Pamphlet ON the
Proper Treatment OF
the Diseases Of tie
Throat and
Lungs.

Every pe.son afflicted with these diseases should know
Just what their symptoms indicate, and In what way they
can most certainly regain their health.
DR. Robert Hunter the author Of this pamphlet learn
in special treatment Of throat and lung complaints and
during past thirty years has had greater experience
their treatment than any other physician OF the L. S
The different forms OF lung complaints, their relative
durability the several modes Of treatment in use with
practical observations the diet necessary In certain
eased conditions Of the body fully discussed in this
valuable pamphlet. Published by Donnellcy. Gazette
Lloyd & Co., Chicago Price % cents.
Persons troubled with any throat lung disease can
tain copies free BY applying u the author Dr. Robert Hun
ter, l03 State street, Chicago. scpt1
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~ OTIC 'F..-EsTATE OF WILLIAM :. WooD. DEC'p.-
Notice is hereby gwen, that the undersigned Admin
sraOr the Estate William Wood late Of the county
of la Sale and state of Illinois, deceased Will appear before
the County Court Of said county the third Monday being
the 18th day Of December ISL at the County Court Room
in Ottawa in said county, when and where all persons hay'
ing claims demands against said estate notified 10
attend and presentthe writing for adjustment
Dated this seth day OF october A. y. ISL.
JOHN " WOOD,
ocf2S-3y Administrator
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TER MS:
YOUNG PEOPLE }
Per Year. Pestagc irepaId, \

HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE 70
Per Year, Postage Prepaid, ''''''''''''''''''9 " -
SINGLE NUMBERS Four Gents ea,h.
The Bound Volume for lsl Will he ready early in Novcm
Der Price S. 10; P.stpage prepaid. Cover for You've
PEOPLE for ISL IS cents postage 10 cents additional
Rcmltances should be nsde by PosOflce Money order
" D Aft to avoid chance Of LOSE.
Newspapers not TO copy THIS advertisement rit'cat
the cypress ord,r Of HARPER ~ BROTHERS.
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS. NEW YORK
~. Single copies for sale and subscriptions received by
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DUNCAN & O,CONOR,

TIUTs
CTA'TE OF ILLINOIS. la SALE Co.'S
- IN the Circuit Court u La Sale county IH-Jdnuarg
Term lSs2.
Maria Manioa rs Luke Fox-Ia Attachment Demand,
900
Nsce Is hereby given you the said Luke Fox, that
writ attachment has been suc of the slcc of the
Clerk the Circuit Court " said county Of La Sale the
suit OF Maria ManiOn and against the Of you
said Luke Fox for two hundred dollars besides inter.
directed Sheriff pf said execute which
said been returned by said Sheriff executed, with
his thereon thai the 9th day Of January
D. he levied the following described real
wit lot number in block number hundred and
seventeen in the city Of La Sale county 81 Ia Sale and
Illinois Also, the said defendant Luke Fox not
found in this county.
Now unless you. the sa,d Luke Fox. shall personally
be before the Circuit Court Of said county
the day Of the next term thereof TO be holden at Oa
in sad county the second Monday in the month Of
January special bail and plead 10 such action,
Judgment will be entered against you In favor Of the said
plaintiff and the property attached sold satisfy the
with costs. WILLIAM ". TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois. October ~ 1851.
DVNCAN & O'CoEoR. Plaintiffs Attorneys oct29iv
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#arrtrD

On the 2sth inst by Arthur Lockwood. Esq. Mr CHAS
S. BLAISDEII OF Chicago, to Miss EMMA BALENSIE-
FER OF Streator.
In this city October q 10Y Rev. E.C Arnold Mr. eros
by JOHNSON and Miss RACHEL MCDONALD, Doth OF
Ophr, la Sale county Ill
In this city, October % by Rev. f. Arnold Mr. FRED
ERICK ROSSO Of OplEr. La Sale county, H., and Miss
CLARA A. TiORP. of Oneida county, y \.
In this city. October 2s, by Rev +. C. Arneld MI JAMES
W KEALlHtR, of Buda Bureau county ana Miss JEN'
ME WILKINSON, OF Tiskilwa, la Sale county.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

GRNvESEND. | l., Jan. 1881
Il. J. KENpALL Co. Cents wish 70 add my trstns
ny favor 81 your Invaluable hendalIs SPAWN cure !
In employ Of the Prospect Park aud Coney Island
Railroad. and fruIe my very badly this winter sat
tered intense yain until MIR. Dunry applied your lnsn1
10 tsem. IL gave almost instant relief. and oy applying
Il twice day week It restored the ear 70 is orsnA
and have had trouble with IL since. feel very
srstefu! YOU. and would recommend kendaivs SpsNs
Cure 90 all for frust hites. Yours truly, JOHN DERBY
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Ke ndaII's..Spavin!sGur
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Thousands OF trials Human Flesh has proved beyond
= doubt that ''INeudall'- SPAWN Cure" has SUM
strength penetrate and virtue % cure the Nofst
Of rheumatism. Curns buniuns Prostitutes, or any
hruse Gu, or amcncss which are affected in the least
by ordinary niwruts IL blister but On the cen
tTary removes all soreness.
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A, J. WILLIAMSON,

dIIOTWFL NJ LfItI
MN L SETTLEMENT NOTICE--Es
L TATE OF PATRICK CLARK. DECEAsED.-NOtcel- here
by given all persons interested In said estate that the
dersned executors of the as will and testament OF sad
Patrick Clark. deceased. Will appear before the County
Court OF county of Ia Sale and Of illinois, at the
County Court Rso in Ottawa In said county on Monday
the 18th day December ISL for the purpose Of render
ing account Of their proceedings In the administration OF
said estate for the nna settlement.
Dated AT Ottawa this 18th day Of October ISL.
JAMES z. CLARK.
LUCY CLARK.
ATTEST: P. W STocEsLEeKR. Executors.
Clerk County Court la Sale Co. III. oct2ssv
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure

IL Its effects mia in It's action 10 does not shstts
II il penetrating and powerful 10 reach every Ceesess
ed pain any hOny growth or other enlarge
ments such spAytn spiintS, Curbs, Gallons, sprSA
swcngs. and any lSmeness and all engagements OF Ne
Joints limbs for rheumatism in man, and for any puf
pose for which linlnent Is used for man or beast hh
known 10 he the best inimen for used ars
ing mild and vet certain In H. effects. -.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which se thnk
gives positive prusf virtues No remedy hss eyts
with such unqualified TO knowledge, fss
beast well Is man. -
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for IS Al prust
on receipt OF price by the proprietors, DR. b J. kENpAb
CO.. Enosburgh Fails, Vermont
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1882
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE.
An Illustrated Weekly--l6 Pages.
eCrTED TO BOYS AND GIRLS OF FROM SIX tt
SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE.
Volume III. commences November I, 1875 :.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

The YOUNG PEoPLx has been from the nrst successful
beyond ahtcipation.-E Y. Erentng Post.
II has distinct purpose which 1t steadily sdhesss-
that namely of supplantng the vicious papers for the
young with paper attractive as well as more whole
somc-BOstOn Journal.
For neatness elegance OF engraving and cntents
ally II is unsurpassed by publication Of the kind YET
brought to our notice -Pitsbur0h Gazette.
Its weekly visits eagerly locked for, not only by the
the children but also by parents who anxious to
vide pure literature for their girls and Id
rocdte Buffalo, n. Y.
weekly paper for children which parents need not fear
to let their children at the family Preside HFore
Ddiy Times.
just the paper take the eye and the attention
the boys and girls .-Spr!ratcid Union.
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Kenda|I's SPAWN Cure.

Oflce OF Van Setback, Stevenson Co, wholesale Drug
gists 90 & - Lake st, Chicago, H., Jan lst lso
DIR. h. j. KRNnALL& Co, Gents-Iour Spawn Cure 10
having unprecedented sale IN this market for the engS
of time has been introduced. All who Il give
unqualified Endorsement as the greatest horse nment o.
the age. We enclose you testimonial from Hsnchen
Carter proprctors Il the great 18th street livery Of THE
city, who are enthusiastic IN It's praise; -.
~ CHICAGO. It'll. Dec. Is, 1879
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON n Cos Gents-lt IS several
since rst bought "kendans Spawn Cure ~ 70
and hesitate II Is the best article
SPAWN hone scratches 81 lnts &C. that we haVeeI
used We would be without IL In our large livery Ter
thousands dollars use II constantly with success
that we did not anticipate Every one who has used =
around here speaks wonderful in the highest
terms Having u.rd every known remedy which has zee
placed before the public do hesitate to prunOunt
Ii one of the greatest Of the age and something
should be without II stands wlthe&
a peer In horse liulmrnts. Respectfully yours,
HAN,uErT q CATER.
This is only specimen u what We might give You. :
VAN SCHNACk. STEVENSON Il CO
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KICKS MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
distracted. u
THE OPINIONS AND CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS:

"Shc has cured herself and thousands of others and has
sradusts and men Of letters xoaaE proud Of mas iilt,d
herself and estWabe family from te pain walks Of e to
ciay and to-day loved and respected by thoee who
know her best"-Psoria National Democrdt
Itis always pleasure to record the Of women,
who unadcd and through difficulties and trials during
youth early wOmanhood rise superior TO all opposition
and the many r an a S19
in any department of e and mach more SO IN me
Dr. Kcck commenced the practice of her profession some
fifteen years ago and has achieved success ana proT
dusu'ies Of Peoria,
Mrs Keck has been active and successful practitioner
for hrteen years She makes special study OF cromc az
scases only and has certainly performed many wonderful
cures"- WASHINGTON Farmer.
rme and larger acquaintance with the people only
to add yearly to Mrs kecEs celebrity rs physician
This lady is so well and avorsby known to readers
that she needs but passing notice here She comes always
mendatons. "-Ltncon tiH) Times.
"During her ast visit here was wonderful TO see the
crowd of patients that gathered around hcrLnc0h
(IH) Herald
The Doctors rapidly growing popularity is constant
probably the hrst In the city, and stu IL fast Increasing
patients from great distances -Peo'fd Freeman
THE growth OF her business in this city has been steady
and rapid. and her reputation for practical skill In the
treatment OF chronic diseases widely increasing
ming PeOriaR
Mrs Keck has earned the great fame which she enjoys
DO untrng activity In behalf of the sick and earned well
is well known to readers and her special treatment
chronic diseases needs menon for those so troubled
hundreds miles around seek her counsel II gives us
pleasure to chronicle the fact that after nearly seven years
of regular periodical visits to Bloomington, her practice Is
now larger than ever before and on steady increase Ms
result of many cures performed bloomington BHHetn
During practice OF nearly fifteen years Dr. kcck has
gained without dOlh greater celebrity than any Female
Physician in the west AND the strongest endorsements pour
in from all parts of the country WOOdtord Sentinel
Probably scyn has ever come 10 our city who re-
cciycd and Kndller reception than the capable
ana eminent lady, Mrs, Dr. kcck"-LicOiH tiH) Herdd
{ ICi.. at office, Clifton Hotel. oc5-3w
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.
HHxr9 1890 u.~-'

HAMILTON. Mo, June lifh, 1881.
II J. KEVpAIL * Co., Gcuts;-lni- IL 10 certify tsat
used kCniilS pawn Cure and have found - be- All
IL l. recommended 90 be sud In fact lu-rt o' nave ~
lay ug the above CRluus. Bone SpHvins, RIn3
bones SnuEs ana can cherruly tesufy and end
hc The Nh for any hony substance have ever
uscf ana have tried many Hs have made tat MNttuNg
for Nrhr.. krsnNriluIy yours, I. '. lhlSI
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DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Btters not dram-shop
whiskey beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up
the nerves and cleanse the blood and system Of
every mpurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head tend
ing to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pmpes and Blotches, Scrofulous HUI
mors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swell
ing, Erysipelss, Sore Eyes and, for young men
suffering from Weakness or Debility caused from
imprudence and TO females in delicate health
Frazier's Root Biiters are especially recon-
mended.
DIR. Frazier: ! have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose took began to mend, and
am now in perfect health and feel as well as ever
did consider your medicine one Of the greatest
of blessings. Mrs. NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland, o.
Sold by druggists everywhere at g per bottle
oetl5-ly FORBES & L0RRlAUX, Agents.
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Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

good sory.anda half house and five of good gar
den land. well situated tc bank of the Illinois river, in
Seneca. Price 500 Must be sold 10 close an estate
Also lis of Coal Lane on the hankak2e ana seneca
Railroad, about two miles from Seneca ,,,,,,
W, II. UNDERHILL,
Sept. 2l4w' Seneca, III.
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mo invalid who values health and its blessings should
overlook the of testimony which exists as 70 her aOy
TO cure apparently hopeless cases-Lincon iH) Herald
The Doctor is adding daily to her already usrious and
wcll'earned reputation"-I eo'td Journal
Indeed all physicians were TO take the same Inter
sst ana Win S same Snr e and Sor to the
grand conquest of human disease then would tet p css
aictiOn and better health at large-Boomih0loh b"'
"Tbis lady Is herself remarkable woman Engaging in
the practice of medicine about years ago when was 80
difficult for woman In any punIc POSITION W .aNe ,'
keck by virtue Of rare merit supported ndomahle per
severance has worked herocy and rapidly onward until
ted socially respected and financially solid Davenport
Gazette.
Mrs Dr. Keck has shown herself to he wonderful wo
man. and her wonderful one look AZ IN what way
you will."-PeOyid Ndsiond! Democrat
Frank generous and knd-hesrted, she has the az
fecons classes and is respected and honored not
tiles as lady and upright czen."-IRdasries q Fe0r'd'
1--WE speak from our own knowledge when say she is
one the successful practitioners III the ten'hsh
diseases specially ny her in tins country. ASH
ington Farmer.
This lady has gained cmnencc in the practice OF her
specially VI chronic Diseases which inspires mertoriou
Of Escuaps and the results of her skill sna successful
bring forth the ana gS T6s Of dsnnce
the states, "-Ddcenpor De"'0crdI
Ths lady has developed system of practice which Is
distinctive and seems to meet me rcgupements 70 wgn
.sro "a now q sound healthy woman capable of doing
the work of 1--WE ordinary She has not only cured
herself hut she has cured and curing thousands OF others
afflicted with the same mfamed condition of the mucous
membranes whether Of the head, respiratory organs or
other parts Of the body. Her success ID uhpeccuchc"'
Peoria National Democrat
"Somc who have been given up by best pyscahs ms
incurabe have placed under hc care of tins lady w"
has saved them from an early grave Hoo"'"V'o" "'
day Eye.
"A name so well known in central Illinois as TO have he,
come household word In hundreds OF hlllcs IN th' VI
Mrs. DR.. Keck ."-EUeRtRg PeOridn
Generalization and trial OF inetii'ine II
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTE, LETTER., AND Bill.
~ HEADS printed IN hrst.classsty lie. by OSMAN
HAPENAN FREs TRADRE OrvICr
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

For Horses and Other Animals II has EQ
equal II cures spavns spns curbs, ring bones and ~
similar blemishes and removes the enlargement wlhve
clustering teats on cows and foot Iet
sheep II also cures scratches, grease beeb
thrush saddle gals &c IL has equal for flesh wounSe
bruises cuts or on all animals.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

BLANK BOOKS. i Sssn fsfs.s. d se ~
ly ard OF fair prices, ssnsn HapemaHs IL haSaae~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-15
GENERAL FOREIGN.

ROME, June 4.-The pope has summoned
special congregation of cardinals to pronounce
upon Father Curces new book, entitled "New
Italy and Old Zealohs," and it being placed on
the index; expurgatories is considered certain
PARIS, June 13.-Crops IN some of the East
ern and Southern departments have been badly
damaged by last weeks rain, and apprehen-
sions already felt in the South are beginning
to extend.
ADEN, June 13.-The massacre of the Ital-
ian exploring party occurred near Bailul, an
Egyptian hating station. The expedition left
Assab in April to explore the course of the
Ouolirna river. The Italian government tel
egraphs Cairo demanding strict enquiry and
punishment of the murderers.
Lieut.. Gienleth, leader of the expedition, Is
among the killed. The attack was made by
natives at night, twelve days. march from As
sab. The object is believed to be plunder.
One account states that the massacre was in
retaliation for an act Of the explorers in seiz-
ing sheikh in consequence of dispute about
camel.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, June ia telegram
states hundred persons were killed and sixty
injured by an earthquake which recently
devastated number of villages in the pashalic
of Won Armenia.
LONDON, June 13.-The Gazette of Lau-
same, Switzerland, announces the proposed
international socialistic congress has been pro-
hiblted by the city authorities.
BERLIN, June ia correspondent men
tions the report that America and France in
tend to form bimetallc union.
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rWestern Associated Press. I
On q Burst.

He might have been Prussian, FrenchInan
or Russian, or, perhaps, an Italian, but he
was 'nt-not by tank-full. He was, in point
of fact, blarsted Englishman, and he was
snatched bald headed by Officer Casey yestcr-
day afternoon for making disturbance at
Grote's Tivoli. He said he didn't care a
police force. He was brought before hizzoner
and gave the name of A. B. Keir. The court
said he would have to fine him $40, whereupon
he said he would explain how they did in the
old country. The judge remarked that he
didn't care how they did it, and that he would
have to differ with him. He then got on his
ear, saying there was no use trying to get JUS
tice in this country anyhow. he said he would
just as leave pay $50, and on leaving he
wanted to know if the fellows around the court
drank the fines up.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-15
LARGE TRANSACTIONS.
Commodore Kittson Buys the Selby
Property.

Commodore Kittson Buys the Selby
Property.
The transfer of the so-called Sefby property,
on the corner or junction of Summit and Day
ton avenues and Third street, was COM
pleted yesterday. Commodore Kittson pur-
chased some time since Sophia Browns por-
tion of the property (she being daughter of
the late Col. selby) for $500. The remainder
was bought by II. Greve & Co. for Com
modore Kittson, and by them trans
ferred to him for $4,000, making
the entire cost of the property $S2,50e. 1t has
a frontage of 233 feet on Summit avenue by
292X on Dayton avenue. Mr.. Kittson will
now proceed to erect one of the finest resi-
dences in the city on this conspicuous site.
Col. Newport has purchased the Schmidt
property, lately occupied by Gen. Terry, for
$1S,500. It has LAG feet on Summit avenue by
oil on Selby.
H. Greve & Co. have sold to L. n. Max
field, on private terms, 6Ox20O on Summit
avenue, opposite the Goodrich property. Mr..
Maxfield will build him residence upon the
site
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-15
FRANCE.

PARIS, June l4.-In the chamber of deputies
to-day a grant of 100000 francs for the
Tunisian expedition was unanimously voted
Gen. Favre, minister of war, declared the sole
object of the expedition was to secure the in
fuence of France and The safety of Algeria,
and this had been gained with the least ex-
penditure and fewest sacrifices possible. Dur
ing debate on the resolution in favor of re-
ducing the term of military SERVICE, Cen
Favre had occasion to allude to the system Of
military service In Germany, adding nothing
cordiallty reigns over our relations with our
powerful neighbors.