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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03
THE OLD WORLD.

UTp to the present the Spanish situation
is calm, upon the surface, though nobody
doubts the Carlists viii attempt to capture
the government. An active state of siege
is 10 be maintained in Navarro and the
Basque provinces with the intention of
mercilesslv suppressinE all rising The
bulk Of the Spanish people have recovered
from their temporary emotion and are be-
ginning to dist:ust Queen Christina.
There are already rumors Of Austrian in
trieues The widowed queen Is confident
of posthumous heir to the throne being
born early in March. Senior CASTELAR, de-
clares that he will continue TO oppose all
violent attempts to establish the republic
and desires that result to be obtained
peacefully ana by the will of the people
alone.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that an
armistiee between Servia and Bulgaria
was concluded at $3.50 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The cessation of hostilities was
brought about by the efforts Of Count Won
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the Austro-H ungar-
ian envoy extraordinary and minister
pIeuipoteutialy at Belgrade.
At4o'ciock or the morning of Thursday,
the 25th inst. Prince Alexander, at the
head of $4,000 Bulgarian troops, entered
Ssreia. Great enthusiasm prevails in the
army sEG through Bulgaria.
Returns up to O'Clock, Nov. o, show
that Ioa Liberals, los Tories and 1G Parnel-
lites have been elected to the English Par
lament; Liberal gain, so far, 6, Lory gain
%
Queen Christiana of Spain has appointed
her cabinet She admonishes them to de-
pend upon the chivalry of the people to
maintain the Monarchical succession.
Sir Charts Dixie, in the Chelsea district
had Us more votes than his Conservative
opponent, and so is returned to parliament
therefrom.
Since arriving at Constantinople the
health Of Minister Cox has greatly i'm
proveo.
King Theebaw mas surrendered to the
English.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03
King Alfonso Dead.

King Alfonso of Spain died at Madrid, at
9 a. m, november 25th, of consumption ac-
tolerated by dysentery. he first showed
the symptoms OF the fstel malady in the
early part of 1881, developing catarrhal fe-
yer, but by prudent care its inroads seemed
to be checked and the winter was passed
without its recurrence. In September last
he was attacked with the same fever, hav-
ing taken a severe cold while trying some
Young horses. This was followed with in
digestion and diarrhea, and inattention to
the directions Of his medical attendants
brought on a speedy s1ose of his life.
King Alfonso was born nos. ., 1857, the
son of Queen Isabel and her cousin, the
Infaute Franciso. Queen Isabel abdicated
in favor of her son June p, 1870, but he was
not proclaimed king until Dec. 81, 1874 and
assumed the government January g, 1874
Between 1870 aud 1875 be passed some time
in the military school at Woolyich, Eng-
land January 1878 he married Princess
Marie-de-las Mercedes, youngest daughter
Of the Due de MaGtpensier, 10 died that
same year. Ia November $50 he married
Observation-Disclosures Marie Christina, who, with
daughter, named after his first wife, Prin-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03
THE MARKETS.

ST. PAUL
WHEAr-No. hard, soc bid; December,
Sbc bid; Mag PIC bad, 80 ] AQrCiislll
SIC bid: No. Northern, 7Gc bid.
Flour-Patent, 81 25D5.50; straights
$+.75 as % asked; bakers, S4.2594.50 asked
rye, SO 25Id3 So
Corn No. :, Acc bid
Oats No. 2 mixed, % c. bid, 2536c asked
No , white 2sc. bid.
Barley No 2, 5sc bid.
Rye No ,, Acc. bid.
Flax Seed ! 90
Baled hay. - 30 asked: timothy 50 81.
Dressed beef, choice steers nc. e 20;
veal, : a SC.
Butter, extra DC. bid, % C. asked.
Cheese, Z "a 10c.
Eggs, extra 2lc asked.
Potatoes, G0c per bGshel asked.
Live Stock-Sales Of steers ranged &. 50
"a 15l5 per 100 lbs. Sheep sold at
$500 per 100. Hogs 1925 asked.
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-No hard, opened dull at SIC
bid December. later advanced TO Soc, with
January selling at S654c and May at 9434(0
9415C, closing steady. No. ] Northern OPP
ened at Sic bid December, Size February ;
later sold at 61&lc December. Nothing
done in No. ? Northern but by sample at
13td11c.
FLoyR-Patent in sacks held at
"a 90tG5 10 In barrels, S5d5 20 $50
On 90 delivered at New England points;
IS 65Gl5. so delivered New York and Penn
sylvania, points, bakers s4.0094m
CHICAGO
Wheat. Nov. S3t4t4s55s: Dec. SAL.
Corn. Nov. 415S. Dec. 405s.
Oats, cash Z91g; Dec. sssgtG2s9&c.
Flax seed No. j. Sl,lIGt1.il1a.
Pork cash. $500; Dec, - s.
Live Stock, CaUtie s.. 551e460; Hogs
50. 4ad3. 20; Sheep, S2.e0(a3
MILWAUKEE
WEEAr-Cash s414c; Jan. s5Ic.
DULUTH.
WHEAT-Cash. ssSSe: Dec. Ss55sc; No. ]
Northern. casa. oa5et1sSc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03
woman's Face,

what furniture can give such finish
to a room, as d tender woman's face"
asks George Elliott. Not any, we are
happy to answer, provided the glow of
health tempers the tender expression.
The pale, anxious, bloodless face Of the
oonsumptive, or the evident suterings
OF the dyspeptic, induce feelings of sor-
row and grief on our part and compel
us to tell them of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" the sovereign
remedy for consumption and other
diseases of the respiratory system as
wen as dyspepsia and other digestive
troubles. Sold everywhere.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

CLARA MORRIS (Nlr>. f. c. HarriotD
the actress, is past forty and has been
on the stage twenty-three years. Her
first salary was - a week, and is now
more than a hundred times that sum.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

JUDGE HLToN, the manager of the
y. T. Stewart estate. never walks in
the street, but keeps a carriage at cali
throughout the day, aud always at
night if he goes out.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

NINE SormA MENTEE, the pianist
has retired from the stage with for
une of S3.000,00Q. This vast sum was
not the saving Of professional life,
but was gwen Mime. Menter by Rus
sian admirer
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

\ CHICAGO newspaper stating that
Emma Abbott, the accomplished opera
singer, was the proud motherof fine
baby, published an alleged picture Of
the infant,which Miss Abbott says was
the first opportunity She ever had to
eaze on The darIing face.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

Miss ENDICoTT, Miss Lamar and Miss
Bayard, daughters of Cabinet Minis
tiers, viii be society debutantes at
Washington this winter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

IT is reported that Senator Sherman
has purchased the Columbus, Ohio,
Sunday Herald, thereby securing an
organ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

THE official plurality Of Gov. Hill,
announced three weeks after the cleo
ton is II.G9I, yet ON the second morn
ing after 3bc election the New York
World. through its special system OF
collecting the returns stated the plural
ity Is bc 1lGS7, only four votes less
tnan the official count. This accuracy
in completing the returns Of million
vote, 10 two days, instead of three
weeks. is a revelation IS the thorough
methods Of uewseathering BY the
Journals OF the day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

Mrs. GEN. CUSTER Is writing a book
for children descriptive of life on the
plains.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03
NOTES OF THE TIMES.

CARL SCHURz is writing two vol
ume life of Henry Clay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

Salvation OIL kills pain every time.
For cuts, bruises. sprains, strains,
burns. sealds, and frost-bites it is an
infallible cure. Price only twenty-five
cents bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

TIE Baltimore American puts a
pertinent question: CAN'T be. queries.
that the vacancies now existing in
fifteen An erican college presidencie~
were occasioned by the current demand
for experienced men as the trainers Of
baseball teams?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

MARK TwAIN's last humorous writ
ing, was ON the occasion of recent
visit to Washington. when he register
ell at Tia, E1bitt. as peter G. Logan Of
Boston. His iucognito found him
ont
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

GRO. PARSONS LATHRoP pays John
Boyle O'Reilly the compliment to
credit him with three births, towit;
physically in Ireland, intellectually in
Australia and practically in Boston.
Quite a clever panygeric.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

II Indiana, where divorces are
readily procurabIe, man who had
been twice divorced and three times
married, created something ola sensa-
ton by deserving his third wife and elop-
mo with his eX-wife number two.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

MADAME JANAUscuEK and Maggie
Mitchell were born in 1882. one in
Prague and the other at Cleveland,
Ohio. Fanny Davenport IS So, Kate
CIaNton 40 ana Marie Prescott q.
Lawrence Barrett was born in 1888,
Nat. Goodw in 1886, Tony Pastor in
1881 and Dion Boucicault in 1928.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

THE rude habit Of people to make
,.brcak 70 leave a place OF entertain
mcut concert. opera, leetareor even
church before the conclusion Of the
same. had a cutting rcproof at Ches-
ter. Pa. last SUNDAY While The DoN-
ology was being SING 4 good deal OF
confusion was created by the mea put
ting on their overcoats. The clergy
snau was naturally annoyed, and s4.d
NOW that YOU have your ovcrroats on
We will sing tie DoNology again.
That was the rcbukc courteous.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

3IR. GLADSTONE i beng subjected to
almost merciless criticism in England.
but the mention of his name before an
American audience is approximately re-
ccived. In the course ofCannon Farrar 5
lecture IN Chicago, the speaker re-
ferred to Gladstoue's eulogium OF
Dantes works, in which the statesman
said he had found not only a lifelong IN
&erest anda lifelong pleasure, but also a
lifelong strength-when the audience
broke out in hearty applause. i have
no doubt Alr Gladstone viii be highly
cratfied when he learns his name elicit
with such applause from an American
audience. said Dr. Farrar, aud then
there was another round of applause.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

Great things have ever hinged on
trifes The first family difficulty on
record was caused by an apple core
the last we heard OF was the negii-
prnee of father to keep up the sup
DIV of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup when
ali hands had cold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-03

WHEAT-Cash. ssSSe; Dec ss5sc; No.
Northern. casa S1S6tasSc.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ii (SpecidD. The figures OK
Secretary stone on the visible supply tonight show
decrease in everything follows Wheat ll7l99 bush
OILS decrease; corn, 429350 bushels decrease; oats
. 10 3Go bushels decrease. This decrease, although
small. was unexpected, Foreign markets reported -
armer tone In wheat and this was enough despite tho
bright weather all over the Northwest to secure an
opening at an advance cents over the last figures
of saturday The receipts small and this helped
10 encourage business The October option sold up 70
s11o cents and most OF the trade for tho
nrst half hour ranged q little below thas
Acure. Lester Co. and schwartz
Inne were rather free buyers and, aided by the par
c,ses OF shorts" october reached clS0sl% centa
Nilmine & Bodmau sold considerable, ana liafhln =
prnes orders evidently the same way. lteam con
tiaues bearsh. and Nat Jones WAS SAID 10 h9t shas
vews The Northwest sold literally, ana TINS ws
taen es Indicating free movement OF wheat from thst
region While oulls were able to point 70 sna reeelss
~ most ponts they confronted with the statement
tbot roedo ST. Louis and Duluth had male an ncsess
iast week OF million bushels The tide turned ashnss
the buyers and prices slowly reeeded cent Hom 'l'
torn was quiet with slightly lower prices. Novembr
por lost 10 cents barrel, half OF which was reganeo
While Lard and ribs were without change the rspos
that $50 600 bushels OF wheat had been taken IN New
York for export started prices up again. and tie cary
figures of the day were restored - o.,,..
srptoInber wheat closed at sos centsi oeioser,
~ ssqSIs, eents November. $3.50 eentsi stplesn5t 5
corn 42Ss cents October, 42ls cents; November Sys
cents september oats, 25s cents October % cents.
Nav 90 cents; September pork, - 72ai Oetoos,
81 z2lo: November, S. 20; September lard, 20 @gi ~
,bar u SSlo. September ribs S5 62i2 Otober - 62
" Puts" on october wheat sold at eoa cents eA'
80 =
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
prprvcroy. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
rrlLN AND PaoDral EAEKETs.
PICTURES OF NEw-YoR&,I j 1ALNGs.

Wheatnas the card Of the day At the Produce
Exchange yesa laybut in that ecrea the spscua
ton was only n, ioraely sctiye "A good ie-i v yor-
ishness attended tAe but the geueral igs
ment Of prices was upward Encouraging eton al-,
vices ana reports Of large engas 0r exp Y were
the used TO adv nee the yrket it was e2orte
that 100000 bushels had beon taken, but TOO greek re
ance should not be paceon the accuracy % ne rum .
REGARDING the large quantity ~ arrive taah wle =
rise b cent Dut generally OF lnte any rise IN cash lts
has checked foreign buying. Nevertheless the op0RN
market closed firm showing galns Ot , Tor october as
AZ H.. for November at 0jl2 y for D3ocmDer ~ ISIS
aud cent for January AZ J93l cents. There was no
feoture TO the corn markets export eagagemehts
amounted 70 nearly 10000 bushels bat the trading 10
optons was barely w0gtl notice. Prices ended With
lite change from SATURDAY: L lower for september at
40 uDchanged tor october NJ 49.s down ios Aoyem-
her al 4g and b for December al 1878 ANA cent hgl-
r for January aJ 47 cents. In cats cash lots weie
shade better with fair export business done. Prices
,yere suhstantaly unchanged for the options a 2J4
for September 23 for October and SD2 cents FOR 10.
vember Lard was duh and showed no important
change. ,,,.,- -, ~. a..
receipts OF grain yesterday We're Wheat 2o52l5 basa,
els corn 272 - bushels oats 3s6,68l Dnshesi otd
Grain, 92l 99s bushesi -four, 23,23a barrels Ihs
arrivals al Chicago. Milwaukee and -. LOUIS were;
Wheat If392S bushels corn, 23O.312 busne!si OATS
ig65ll bushels total erain' 57O,sll bushels noaf'
l l. g7I barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
BASEBALL GAMES.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-To-day's game between
the st. Louis and Chicago clubs wen contested
match up to the final inning when the local players
allowed their opponents to SCORE six runs Boyle
pitched good game. but poorly supported. The
Chicago men PLAYED admirable fielding game. The
match was postponed game from last week Annexed
Is the
Chicago, go,...--............-........l ] 0 6-l0
ST. Louis -...-...-.-.--. O. Q
htts-ChlcagO 3; 81. Louis }. Errors-Chcago, 2
MT. McCahrey.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA postponed game was
played here to-day between the Cincinnati aud Athletic
Clubs The Western nine outpayod their opponents both
at the bat and In tho field and won after an
game Mckeon pitched with effect and was nicely sup.
ported. The score was as fOlowe:
Athleuc. D Q y 2 o. y
Cincinnati i...--.........-s.......2 q o IS
Base hts-Athletc 81. Cincinnati g. Errors-A Athletic
% Cincinnati 2. Iitohers-KnO and heKe0 Umpire
Mr. Tunson.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, sept 1.-the game Of baseball
between the Providence and ST. Louis clubs
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
dltien Of trade: Tho esa1lt,sss

dtion Of trade Tho conditions cft q
week fully demonstrate tbis tfaate 7hs ,cs'* eut
Chicago TO the seaboard have capacity "a move 7ooo
tons week-they have done it-and the wat6t ,s,tc>
during the season can move 100000 tons week fravs
ing the other Atlantic ports out ofthe question and ta,
NewYork as the example We fnd that New-York eleya
tors at the close Of navigation have about
bushels of wheat on hand Usually oa September rs
New-York has had about 100000 and Chicago asous
100000 bushels. Now Chicago has I35O0Oo0 ana
Eew-York 100000. 1t is beyond aouas
that at the close of navigation New-York win
have its full usual complement but 1t reouIres
receipts in the next two months OF $500 600 busbea
less than ordinarily allowing for the usual a,aouss
OF exports to make up the quantity The Impetus 10
movement out Of Chicago is greater than usual as Ia "a
to L. Yet, although the railroads Last week offered A.
and did bring wheat from Chicago to the Atlantic se.
board at lower than IL had done before b
lake and canal. what the result capacy OF ovss
Yet it was upon such scandaous charges, backed by
volume OF lies about restoration of rates. that toarss
local speculation rested. nervous opening was IA
lowed by small decline and then by steady adyauca
to the end. The total business, however, aDioupteI
only to 162. .93S shares The advances unform
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Jersey Central
mentionabe only because they Jailed to hold thesr
best figures Tho figures are higher, but the markst
was duh all the way out and 90 closed.
Government bonds dull and steady with the bias
for the 412s off q per cent. There were irrsenlar
changes In the bidding for the currency o.. Annexed
the closing quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
COLONEL ENSIGN BENEFITS cAND1DAcY.

BUFFALO, Sept. ID (Spec,GI).-The friends Of
Colonel Ensign Bennett OF this city, Il is learned to-day
are prepared, ease there is chance to nominate
James u. Warren for Governor, TO boon" Colonel
Bennett for the Republican nomination State En-
gineer. Colonel Bemetts strength comes from the
canamen Of Buffalo. Rochester, Syracuse and
Albany. lie was resident engineer from 1855
TO 1900, when tho ditch enlarged through Wayne
County, and aferwGrd placed In charge work
between Buffalo aud Rochester. Through the war he
IA the Engineer Corps, engaged OF the defences at
Washn and elsewhere. At the close he ON
the Improvement OF the Mississippi and later on the
Lake harbors. He resigned in 1874 TO rail-
roads and for years he has been general manager
OF the coal companies OF the Buffalo, Hew-York and
Philadelphia road, with headquarters In Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
REPUBLICANS DIsPUTISG IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II (SpeciaD.-The DIS
pute over the Office OF sheriff, for which delegates will
be chosen tomorrow evening by tho Republican party,
has caused break among the leaders, which led last
night 10 the withdrawal OF Councilman W. Ellwood
Rowan who had secured ninetenths Of the delegates.
This action was forced upon tho candidate. IL was
claimed by the leaders that his defeat for the Office Ia
1876 when President Hayes had over $1,000 majority
IN the city, would be visited upon him again. secret
meeting Of the City Committee held this morning
and after much persuasion Rowan agreed 10 give up
canvass and Assistant Attorney John L. KInsley
was asked accept the nomination In 80 doing he
ordered give many promises that he declined
allow his name TO bs used. This news carried to
Mr. Rowan who. despite the bosses announced himself
for the Office and win remain in the field.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
TO be played hero today was postponed until to-

10 he played hero to-day was postponed until TO-
morrow. .
WASHINGTON, Sept IL tSpeciaD-The coming oaseDan
champions IN their respective associations, the ~ LOUIS
aud National met the grounds OF the local team he.o
to-day before tina largest assembage ever seen on o
present grounds. the former winning Dy 10 l. ino NO
Nationals outbatsd the visitors. having base mus 10
the atters T. but they not punched ana lhe ga ~
was by the most daring base running ever seen ia
this city.
At BriIgeport-Rridgeport 2 4; Louisville, l.
A Toronto-Detrot 8; Toronto L.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8 Trenton, D.
Al Observation-Disclosures. Buffalo, 2. .
At P0ughkeepso-M Metropolitan PoughkeepSo, :"
At Oswego-OswegO, u Binghamton, A.
This will be ladies' day at tho Polo GROUNDS: me
game will be between the Metropolitan and flttSours
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
PRmAmEs FoR coLoaED vorERS

Atamccting held several weeks ago by num-
Dor of cororsl cesu. il th5 cy 90 was determined 20
or.rrea club composed of clolcl voters 90 bc called
,la Republican Union a4d Protective Club OF the city
anl Comfy OF N,w-Yoys. Primaries VIII Do held In
eaeh of tho Assembly d rra n thc county ton1ht tor
the plrnn.e OF cicctug delegates 10 convention
.lr1 l les hold in Tie sulls street hrtLri church
ou september 80. tue object being ihe formation OF %
central ,uh Co. govern tlc district or1ahlnu'ns 4hl&
Will nrt with tie Republican party. She dca being 20
direct he political action of tAe cuorgi people ~ the
ri-ht course. aud 10 obtain some represent iuon IN
rsfrou... fr fnr 5000 vote. tuat tNc Cuofrd Vorrd
cn-l Icy have only two offices in tie c'J ana county
governments aud inh ih- an uniar proportion ior tho
WOgk tuoy perform at thc pods.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
FIFTn RACE, SIZZLING, / 3-IG MILE
slxIn EAcn srEcLAL wELanrs. h. lnL.rs.
rnE REGArrA AT LAKE MARANAcooK.

LAKE MARAYACooK, Me-, Sept LITTLE
following hav eust arrived b. special tran to
take part IN the regatta Of Wednesdays Edward Hanan.
Wallace Ross, George II. Hosmer. Albert Hamm Henry
Peterson, sylyIe Gookin Jerry Casey John Mckay,
James Ten Eyck and George W. Lee Others VIII arriyo
in the morning Tho ST. John came this afternoon
and the Emmett has been here since Saturday The
weather is perfect and everything Indicates one OF the
best regatta8 rOwed. Two laid out
smooth water is sure to be had either ono OF the
9th