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The insHltinR reception Of Alfonso, by
the Partisan mob and the early retreat
of the spanish king TO his home, have
greatly imtitterrd the relations between
France and Spain President Grevy
feels kseply indignant thar the govern
mont's guests should have been 30 cruel-
~ treated by the people. and hu afbly
apOi jRixsd. But Prime Minister Ferry,
and others in the cabinet, are not dis
posed 10 think harshly oft and rather
seem piqusd that GTevy should hsve
ahOwn such feeling in the matter. A
cabinet crisis is therefore imminent. In
Spain, Alfonso stock has gone up one
hundred per cent. The people take the
insults to their. king as being intended
against the nation, and great bitterness
exists AL over Spain against the French.
The King was met at the frontier,
BY dolesz ions Of leading citizens
and escorted back to Madrid with
krsat f%ourishing OF trumpets. The
minister ct Madrid and the Spanish Am.
hassador at Paris are preparing TO leave
their posts, and great excitement SON.
tinucs. Meanwhile Germany, whose
eourtesies to- Alfonso have been the
cause Of all this trouble, is very indip.
nant at France and scolds Justify. Pub
Jig sentiment in both Germany and
France has for some time been work
ing up to q WAL pitch, and the interna-
tional brush along the Alsace. Lorraine
borderis liable to be an event of the
near future. France is indeed in hot
water, with Germany on one side brist.
ling for = fight, Spain on an other anx.
9 70 wash out Partisan inenlts with
blood, and England Directing seriously
TO French insults to her cousnls in NJ j
agascar; meanwhile Chin. would lik Ia
talk Turkey" to the common enemy
over in Anam. The French political
pot i indeed boiling.
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PITH OF THE NEWS.
Gossip From Washington.

= IVA
Mr., Payson has been in Washi1 gton Tor
several days, pursuing still his search for
Information conceining the Pacific railroad
land giants. During the past summed he
has Teen out in the country through which
the Pacifics pass aid has obtained q vast
amount OF practical knowledge concerning
the construction and operstion OF these
roads and proposes to- pnaa his war against
them for the ecovery of the land grants
this winter.
Postmaster General Fawcett announces
that 1t Is not the intention of the govern
ment, after August, 1884. to renew the pres
ent contract for conveyance of mall be-
tween England and he United States.
Mails will he, eaftsr he dispatched three
times . Seek iron, Queenstown, but Instead
Of making long contracts the departmen t
will monthly select the mOst efficient yes
sells for IT, cir transmission.
This will be u brillisbt seasou in Wash.
ington diplomatic circles, IS many eminent
foreigners will visit the city during the
meeting of congress. A brilliant Russian
beauty and belle in Partisan circles for
several seasons will be the guest ofthe Russi-
aD minister. The White house will also be
very gay. There are to be iour state dinners,
beside other entertainments not yet fully de.
ternined upon.
The internal revenue bureau will get
through with t e tobacco rebate claim in
about three weeks. They will amount to
about 81 0t0, 600. The work would have
been through sooner werei it not for the
number Of mistakes made by collectors in
sending in the clalr,s.
Issue OF standard silver dollars from the
niints for the week ended Oct. g. $6l5, 1913;
corresponding period last year, 1888, 49s.
Canada is the only country to which the
two cent stamp ca ries q letter.
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II Rio Grande. New Jersey, 10000
lposfds 81 sorghum sugar were proauced
HI year, and the factory is now produc-
IN 7.OaV pounds daily. Its product this
|year Ii expected to reach 0GD.dOO
5psunds. There are various other facto-
Hes ia the country; and there is good
acasSn 10 believe that, in a few years,
the manufacture Of sugar from sorghum
viii produce 9 marked effect upon the
snear market in the United States, as
experience ard invention every year
enables manufacturers to eore cheaply
ard certainly overcome the difficulties
instheir way.
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Miscellaneous Matters.

Criminal information was filed in the
United States circuit court at Louisville a
lew days ago against S. r. Crambaugh, col.
trict Of Kentucky. each of the eight counts
charging that he fused official government
envelopes for the transmission OF private
correspondence. for the purpose of saving
the postage" One of the letters sent in the
envelopes in question referred to Cram
baugh's amusing canvass for the secretary
ship of the navy, vice Chandler whom he
expected would be elected senator from
New Hampshire. Crambnugh was endeay-
ton endorse him for the position but failed.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
ons of Minnesota nave elected the follow
ing officers: f. McDermott, Minneapolis,
G. H. p; Blinn Converse, st. James, d G
H. r; Nathan Kingsley, Chstfeld. G. X;
7. l.. Rice, Winneoago City, G s.; Scion
Armstrong, Minneapolis, G. r.; A. T.. C..
PiersoD, St. Paul, G. S.; h. Wells. Preston,
G. c.; w. +. Dickinson, Redwood Falls, G.
G. Il. The %follo~ing have been appointed:
John Fern, Kssson. g.. P s.; B. s. Lewis,
Waseca, G. K. O.; A. Bradenburg, Fergus
Falls, g. M. Third yaie; g.. Fl. Brown, Will
mar, G. NJ. Second Vale; n. L.. Carver, OF
st. Paul, g. NJ. First Vale.
The executi We committee of the Peabody
educational fund elected consists oil vii.
liam Aiken, William M. Everts, A.. n.
H. Stuart, H. II. Jackson and James D,
Porter. The finance committee consists of
William NJ. Evarts, Hamilton Fish, Theo-
6o,e Lyman, A. J. Drexel aud Chief Jus
lice NJ. r.. Waite. The trustees adjourned
to meet he first Wednesday Of October
1884, in New York.
Henry Billion, Jr, has begun a suit in
the New York supreme court against Viii
liam C. Clvde of New York and
Thomas NJ. Logan and Joseph Bryan
OF Richmond, Va. to recover S32, l52.l2
and interest from 1882. This .um ne lost
In consequence OF buying Richmond and
Danville stocks OIL the DEFENDANTS lepresen-
tations as to tn ir value.
The following is the distribution of the
income OF the Peabody fund during the
rast. year: Alabama, s., 775; Arkansas,
s4,o5o: florida. s2.o25 Georgia, Us, 800;
louisiana, 50 125; Missis,ipRi, 81, 400;
North Carolina So, $50; Tennessee. sl2, 6uo;
Texas, $4,000; Virginia. $4.l25; Eeas Wiz.
ginia, 50, lua; total, Stiles.
The financial stat. ment for the first quar-
ter Of the current fiscal year of tie Domip.
ion shoR 6 surllus revsnue Of S $4,000,
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The Criminal Record.

Near Gatesv,lle sometime ago. . son-1n.
law Of Mrs. Shaw lost his wife and tnrned
over his little tvo.va.r.old ch;,a - -.
.-.rdma,ha. - ~ H
saie 'o.. ne married
again and was des1ious of obtaining pos.
session OF the child. Mrs. shaw being un-
by force. Agerieyed Nv thr ioss' she Last
Wednesday committed suicide hy flashing
herself in q very ingenious manner to q
s.o !. ienGe LIE. sa1ufaeng her head and
slo.nsS WIN keiosene. Sne then struck q
lnalcu shu aPpiico ~. Wnen found she
wa oead' oeing norr'oiy burned.
Five noled nurderers made q desperate
sttempt to escapa nri.on a. C~i.c;nna,i
Ohio IN ~. 1,,h ;rs, r.n..e. -. Az,
valls. one e.c.ned .rt;,elv ~ v.s s;,,ad
St..ntv.ava r.rd. f,on, ~. ali - 49,
L.s,. $3.50 ~" .ne Wa'' auu 'mo
naaiy Inc rttempt was made
!ust ktevious 70 sns Ietlfine OF tne convlcts
" - tnelI Cells. my were bod Danieis,
ynm@ Wsru, :: EeIly, Grant o Day.
lney were nInasd WAN snort kn1ves. Grant
kilisd, Kerry and D.nisis vsrs 10th o.;ns
pied by the breaking of the O About
thirty shots were fired bv the guard.
a;.n..oh ...m O.. ...e-.
=. vi ssys
young Jew named daibert has been arrest
ed there, charged with forgery on the bank.
ing house 81 Ktdder. Peabody A. Co. Ros.
tor, for $4,000. Halbert denies the charge,
ans gnvs 1lo,uUo Dall, Two large mercantile
ssid to have neon %,yri.t .a aurse,y 10
Ie.f month eoAo s'nho
youus "ah WORKING
~. $500. a..s 'y' ~ Lloe..y,
MI aAo. .uiouen 'ne hecA "'ss
Elts' tne young aaugnter OF Greely, caus-
,ns Instant s.s asa.n. Eaggett immediately
putting : bullet throueh His own he.d in.
stantly expired. jealousy was the cause
OF the murder and suicide. 'Dsggett had
been Partia''v1 eranges at times.
John Brown went into Henry Weaver,s
house, In Alleehany City, and in the pres
lie 81 MS we sno. weaver. IRE lights
He then m : ms,ch a Mndu a.. : sno ~ IN m .ns uars
man as re- was ris;no lran, ~ 49, I;iI;si
him Instantly, Rrswn monnt.d hia hn,ss
and escaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy of Helena have
been arr ested on a charge of larceny and the
latter, who pleaded guilty was held for rial.
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Withdrawal of Indemnity Lands.

Land Commissions Mcfarland, having
misunderstood a recent letter by Secretary
Teller, in regard to the withdra walls of ".
demnity land 1n Minnesota and Wisconsin
by the Northern Pacific railroad, a second
letter wa sent, explaining the first. The
secretary says that he int ,ded 10 convey
the idea that it would be necessary tor tn.
company to esort to both indemnity limits
within the States in order to Lake good the
land lost to them therein, and to give the
company the benefit of a withdrawal OF
both limits. combining it to the first indem-
nifty INIT IN the Territories. Commission
er Macfar. and is therefore instructed 10
mako Withdrawals in the usual munner
which he had refused to Go.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-19
The Election in Iowa..

Returns received up to the time OF going
to press with this side Of our paper warrant
the conclusion that Iowa has elected the
entire republican ticket by nearly 80, 600
majority. Some estimates prove the maj ,ri,y
as high as AZ, 900. The ticket elected is as
follows: Governor, Buren, r. Sherman;
Lieutenant Governor. Orlando n. Manning;
Sup't of Public Instruction. John W. Akers;
justice OF the Supreme Court, Joseph r.
Reed,
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Northwestern Patents.
WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Oct g.
The following is 3 list Of patentees, - whom

okSSiAh SCA -
The following is 3 list Of patentees, - whom
patents werc iesu d to-day:
William Andrus, Ksokuk; Ia. clay pulverizer:
Peter J. Berhoh!. Dell Rapids. Oak. wagon spring:
Thoma. 4. Brown, Milwaukee. Wis. two wheeled
vehicle: Grant A. Bush. Clear Lake. Ia, fountain:
". ". Cole. Menononee. Wis.,. vehicle spring:
Frederick A. Conelanh, La Crosse Wis. fire alarm:
James A. Ehle. 81: Cloud, Wis, hay tedaer: James
B. Erwin. Milwaukee. Wis. water meter: Abram
3. Foote. Fayet o. Iowa, stove crate 20 liver a. Hill,
Marion. Ia. music leaf turner: Eli s Hart, Clinton,
To-. track drilt: Robert c. Hindlev. Racine, Wis.
skale; James NJ. Jacobson, Preston. Iowa. corpse
hitter; Daniel & d. McCaine. St. Paul, MINI,
treating pyroxyline., etc: Fred Me.ser. Beioii.
Wis, machine tor dressing 70 iers for grinding
mills; Willis G. Morris, Council B uns, Iowa. hub:
Henry A; Palmer, ,v,Ilisea, lows. car coupling:
cutting key seals: Charles Il. Pu.hee. Mason City,
Iowa, foot scraper: Mary V. Quinn, Faribau t.
Mimi. butter pin; Thomas A. r ,smusson, Forest
City, Iowa, corn planter: Christian c. sewaner,
NinIers~t. Iowa, haine ting: Clarence A. Shal4r,
Fox Lake. Wis, rotary engine; j. A. frame, La
Crosse, Wis. steam trap: John r Williams, Mount
Pleasant, Iowa. wheeled dirt scraper: John Zerr.
keokuk. Iowa. Are escapo.
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Asnovel political spectacle is in pto-
grsas At Christiana, the capital Of Nor
way The supreme tribunal of that
kingdom having ~inpeached all of the
cabinet ministers for violating the con-
stitution by refusing to carry out the
provisions ofsome amend ments regularly
made 10 it by the legislature, the trials
commenced to-day. Each minister will
be tried separately. Liberalism is very
strong in Norway and neither king nor
cabinet a Withstand its inroads on the
old Fashioned regal prerogatives. The
progress Of the trial will be viewed with
much general interest.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-19

Spain indirectly furnished the pre-
text for the Franco German war of 1870,
n, andif either France or Germany
wants war sgain il may furnish another
ipretext. The war OF 1870 was declared
BY France for the alleged support which
the Emperor William gave The Prince
Leopsld of Hopenzollern as candidate
for the Spanish throne. The candidacy
vas relinquished, but Napoleon III.
pretended that the grievance still exists
through tie treatment of the French
ambassador, who demanded upreason-
able pledges for the future with respect
10 Spain. In that case assurances we're
demanded which no self-respecting ma
tion could give, and il Germany chooses
10 demand similarly unreasonable as
and apologies now from France
on account OF the insult offered to Al
fonso, the saIno casus belli will exist
With the parties reversed.
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American Friends OF Alfonso.

The American colony in. Paris are quite
indignant over the insults offered to the
king of Spain by the Partisan mob. When
Alfonso was an exile he lived a long time in
the American quarter. n made many
friends. His apa rtn, ents were always open
for their reception. Since his ascent TO The
Spanish throne he has not forgotten those
with whom he was friendly before, and IL
Madrid he has always been most courteous
to Americans, and made them welcome at
the palace whenever they presented them
selves.
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railroad News Items.

L2mI
The Northern Pacific have ISSUED a cir
efn Pacifc, Fergus & Black Hills branch
for business to Nyndm.re and Minor,
OAK, aud quoting the following rates from
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnluth Or Superior
10 those points: To Wyndmere-Flrst class,
81 per 100 lbs second class, 80 cents;
third class, as cents; fourth class, 81 cents,
Special car Ioans rates-No /, "a cents Der
loo lbs ; No. 2, AZ cents per barrel; No. 3,
~ cents; No. S, lumber % cents per 1.O lbs.;
NIB, live sto.k, $65 per car; No 6 43 cents
per 100 lbs; No Z, 26 cents. To M,inor,-
First class, $l.05; second class, 95 cents;
third class, SOcenls; fourth class, a. cents;
No. /, IS cents: No. ., 90 cents; No. 3, IS
c nte; No. 4, Is cents, No. s, $40; No. 6, Is
cents; No. Z, n cents.
The Northern Pacific has issued a circu-
lar announcing that all freight rates be.
tween eastern points in the United States
and Canada, aud San Francisco will ne the
same via the liaes OF the Northern Pa i6c
M ofegos railway n Navigation com-
pa y, AZ via all other rail ronten. In con-
nectlon with the above, rates to Portland,
San Francisco, New Tacoma and Seattle,
and all rail p ints east OF Portland. west OF
Lake Pend d'Oreilie, subject to west bound
through classification are given. They are
the same as heretofore published.
The Chicago & Lake Superior railroad
company, with q Q pital OF $4,000, was in
cosporated at Springfield recently. The
principal incorporates are ]. G. Eastman
Of La Crosse, Juiius Wadswortb, ] Miib.nk
James Stilman of New York. The route
proposed Ia from Chicago. from the northern
terminus OF the On cago and Evanston rail.
road TO the Illinois and Wisconsin State line
IN Lake county.
The following Is . list Of railroad earn.
ings: Green Bay, Winona 4 st. Paul, 70,
the third week in September, b, 148; in
crease $l,043. Burlington, Cedar Rapids
q Northern. for the month of September,
1898. $26O,357.l2; decrease $lOs2, IL
l.. A.. SENEGAL Of Montreal has obtained Z
verdict against the Laursntian Railway com
pany for SO. 900.
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There are Is, $50 miles Of public roads
in France, and Of these 1850 milesare al
ready bordered with trees. Before a
great while every mile of road where a
tree can be grown will be similarly plant
I'D
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The New York Morning Journal Gays
that "a man in Harlem is SO ia, that the
shadow he casts is az round AZ a ball"
He's pretty corpulent, no .oubt, but
there is a ma in Norristown SO lat that
his shadow leave. a grease spot where.
it touches.-Norristo sn Herald.
8 In Rome, Ga, Mayor yeach cowhided
w. Longworthy for making i'm.
prof es ssmarks abopt his daughter.
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Crac ksnen recently blew DOMAIN Bros.
safe at Davenport, Iowa, and get $3.50 in
cash and too off valuable papers.
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usuloie' aged tsn years, living
North Branch. ~Iecent!v had his arm
s'ouha GU IN the cog wheels Of mill.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
Manufactured Spices.

"Woeden nutmegs are things of th'
past, young man" said grocer to the re
porter. ''rhey have been superseded"
'N hat has taken their placer"
''Just step aroud the counter here and
III show you. Do you see that box ol
spicesG They look very nice. don't they.
Just smell EN- They smell strodg, don
they? Now taste 'em; they taste good
too, as spices go. Well, young Nan, what
do you think of 'em ~
'From all appearances | should say
that thev were fair lot a Spices
''rhat IS just where your judgment falls
short. They are not spices AT all"
''What are they, then?'
''Just ground cocoanut shell, favored
with spice extracts. The difference Iu
color comes from burning the shells. Why
do keep emf Because people want EN-
of course. they are fraud from beginning
TO end. But they are cheap, and people
want cheap spices just as they want every
thing else cheap. Large quantities are
manufactured, and shipped all over tine
country. They are sold as genuine spices,
but any grocer with particle OF sense
Knows from the prices that they cannot be
tine renl article. You see, they look. taste.
and smell fully as well as the SIMON Pure
but put EN- IN food aid you Will soon see
the difference. They do not flavor. A
drop of Glove extract will smell stronger
than twenty pounds would flavor m )re hot
Iums. don't you?
You have no idea OF the ingenuity that
IS used IN getting up these and other ImI
tatIons. The best chemical knowledge is
emplo, ed. WHAT do you think of stamps
ing out whole peppers and cloves (? 1t is
done, though. Young man, the general
grocery trade is extending. With glucose
for sugar, oleomargarine for butter, cheese
innocent OF milk, and cocoanut-shell spices,
il is becoming big business"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
Hear What One Member OF the Profession
Testified Regarding the Scientific Prepa-
ration of brother Member.

Testified Regarding the Scientific Prepa-
ration of a Brother Member.
Mr. DAwLET has been in the drir business in the
city Of Prov dencs nty vs ye clerk and pro-
priet'r in good standing, and kn whereof he
affirInS-ED.
ielsey at times. with what il gen rally called rheu
tsTn- VII n first att cked was e,n6ned to my he I
and co ID not walk step. could not bear the weight
of the bedelothes 50 excrutating the agony en-
durel | always noted that b fore these attacks
came on my kidneys affected; befo there wOul
be any pain in my limbs ans sSelings of joints
limbs the co,or Of the secretions from the kidneys
would be very lark and the OOr strong and f-yersh
The last attack very severe, about i've years ago,
aud was sonfined 10 the house several weeks, and
vas IN be TO attend to business in ihree months.
Dur the time vas confined home ani the time
of ms oonyaescence enplO ell folr Of the besl doe
tors that could obtain but none of the gave me
permanent relief for they did not 20 work at the
cause Of the trouble. Having b en- acquainted with
Tho proprietor Of Hunts .emedy long tins was
ducedby him TO giyeit rial. hoping that it might
reach the seat of the disease and after taking bot
tie found myself much improved. and after
taking the second feelins better tn IN haiaftsr
any previous attacks During many moaths previous
to taking he Remedy my hands ami fingers would be
very much swollen and sti ever morning; my left
side ia the region Of stomach and sp Gen. was very
Is e and sensitive; at times would be iaken wi
verc cramps over eh sp and be Obliged u apply
mustard or cayenne for temporary relief, very
nervous nights aud could not sleep; WAS Obliged 10
be very particular in my diet andmy physical system
"a lily cemorah ed Since l have taken Huat's
Remedy systematically all these things have changed
have swollen hands or limbs no pains or cramps
in the side eat all kinds Of foot sleep soundy and
get tn roughly rested. and my kidneys are active and
perform their functions promptly thus taking out Of
the syste all the poisonous se.retions which con
tamilate the whole system where the kidneys do not
act efficiently. Ny friends, what Hunts Rene y has
done for me it VIII do for al If you be ieye it to be
the only for al dis.a-es Of lhe Kidueys
LIVER and Urinary organs Respectfully
T.. r. DAwLFY "A Broad II
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
The Squatter's Spirit.

The spirit OF the renowned old squatter
still hngers IN the land.
(Which road shall take here?" asked
traveller of a man who sat on the steps OF
a cross road store.
Nv hich one do you want?
''I intended 10 ask which one should !
take to lead me 10 the river"
Take your choice"
(Which one leads to the riYer?''
''What rivera
''Why, the Arkansaw'
''You want to know which road leads
therel"
''Yes, sir"
''How long have you been In this coun-
tryl'
THAT makesno difference my friend.
want to know something of the geogra-
ply of this community"
No 1t makes no difference how long
you've been here, but there amt a geog-
rsphy IN this neighborhoOd. But there
was a lot of 'em In the school house when
it burned.'
How far is II to the river, any way?''
''Well, anyway IT'S about two hundred
miles,
''Oh, how far is ii?'
''IOu can make it as far as you please !"
Il mean how near is It?''
That will sOrier do. | dunno"
''Is this Temperance community
tsSorier."
''How long has ii been sInce you had a
driuk?"
1t amt been mere than a month, but
1t seems Ike couple of years."
''What would you give for a drink"
"a common sized mule"
Il have some very fine stuff here in a
bottle; have some"
The native grasped the bottle eagerly
and drank.
''N hat is 1t you want to know2"
''The road to the river"
The native took another drink and said:
The nver is right over yonder, but the
ferryman will charge you like thunder il
you aint got no whisky. Good day."
When the traveller arrived at the ferry
he found his friend of the store standing
in the boat waiting for him.
''Halloa, here We are sgain. What will
you take to row me acrossg'
''How much have you got?"
81 mean what Is your prlce?''
''rhree drinks and the cork. "
WHAT do you want with the cork2"
"Mhy, to put 1t in the churn to make
the milk taste NATURAL