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to his knowledge yesterday and absolute
ly nothing new has turned up since. In
regard TO report that Messenger Fosher-
ingham had made confession he stated
that there was no truth IL. That they
were working on the theory
that the messengers story was true;
that the latter had not been arrested nor
placed under surveillance. but Of his own
sccord was IN constant communication
with oft1cers Of the company a9d detectives
who have the case In hand and Is aiding
them as much as possible In the attempt
TO discover the whereabouts and identity
of the robber.
The dispatches from Springfield printed
here this morning., giving the story of .
man who travelled from st Louis with an
individual who answered the robbers de-
6cription and whose satchel contained
large number OF bank notes tied up in
packages. was shown MHR Damsel, who
SAID that If the story was true II was very
important discovery. but there were so
many stories afloat f like nature that 1t
was difficult TO select tao probable from
the improbable ones. They would ipves-
igate the occurrence, bat doubted If II
would lead to Q discovery Of the robher
The detectives have several other clews
and are hard at work upon the case.
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Ruling Reversed.

WASHINGTON, D. c, Oct. % In the
case Of Good nee Wilcox, of Kirwin
Kas., on appeal from the decision Of the
commissioner of the general land office,
the secretary of the interior has decided in
accordance with former rulings of the
department, that the marriage Of single
women who hsd mzde homestead entry
will Tot defeat her Fight t0smaEe final
proof and receive title tD the land under
the homestead law. This decision re-
verses thst of the commissioner Of the
general land { iii ie, who hello that wo-
man who makes . homestead entry and
subsequently marries before completing
the same forfeiTs her right thereby to &C.
QliIe title to the lar d.
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su,caetn, hs Audito,,s OHice.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The sixth su-
ditor's fiji e was the scene of q sensa-
tionHl suicide yesterday. Robert W.
Aston, clerk in that branch OF the gov
eminent service, after coolIy announcing
to the chief of the division that he wal
going TO put an end 10 this thing,
walked to his deck, took q 49,
callbre revolver from his pocket, and
IN the presence Of his fellow clerks SEM
bail crashing through his brain. The
pistol was placed SO near hil
lead that the hair was singed and
the skull shattered. FBe unfortunate
man lived but forty five minutes sftel
the fatal shot had been fired. Nervous
depression is said to have led to the act
He was the son Of Colorel Bob Aston
of Allan a.
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At Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. u.
HoGs-Receipts, &c. OOO; shipments, none;
market active and hrmer; light. $40 ~;
rough packing, SS.4G04.0o; mixed and heavy
packing and shipping, s3.65a4O5.
CATTLE-Recelpts, II. 900; shipments. none
market slow a13 weaker; steers. So I095 90
native cows, &1.603.oo stookers, - .250s Is
feeders. 81. 6503 40.
WHEAT-Aarket frmer; No. red cash
20; November, 7sh; December, 75h; May
e2k.
CORN-Market easy; No. . mixed cash
$40; November, S55<; December, S6H; May
AK.
OA1s-Market steady; No. mixed cash, 95K
November, 25x May, S0G.
RYE-60c.
BARLsY-sK058kc.
ELAx SEED-.97k.
TIAoTHY-Prime, $l70,
HIsKY-$1.1S.
PoBK-s.eady; cash. and November. s. So
January, $9.77H,
January, $5.9U.
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Oct. GA gentle
man who arrived in this city yesterday
stated to a reporter last night that as he
was boarding the Alton train at st. Louis
yesterday morning and just as the train
was starting out . stranger hastily entered
the smoking car carrying on his arm 9
heavy overcost aud in one hand satchel'
He walked through the car looking for q
vacant seat, but finding none seated him
self in an unoccupisd half of one-the
other half OF which Was occupied by the
gentleman who gave the reporter these
facts.
The man seemed to be very nervous and
excited, looked resilesslY about and was
unable to remain quietly In the seat.
Finally he drew st. Louis morning pa
per from his pocket and searched hastily
for an item Which he evidently expected
to find. Suddenly he stopped at an &C
count of the Adams Express robbery and
read 1t intently. He read no further, hut
put up The paper and opened his satchel
10 get q cigar. AS he did 30 the gentle
man plainly saw tangled bunch OF bank
notes stuffed IN one corner OF the bag, and
several neatly tied packages carefully
slowed away under lot of clothing. He
then pFOOucSu D tEASSiIpE SuIdc huu SuAAc1
to a map of upper Canada, which he stud
led Intently. The suspicious OF his COM
panion were not aroused until he took q
more careful survey 9th mans features,
when it was noticed that the eye hFowa.
eyelashes and complexion were very dark
while his hair was very light, excepting
one lock on the right eide OF his head,
which wss black. Closer scrutiny con-
vTnced him thai the man vss wearing G
wig and then II occurred "a
him that the man might
possibly be the express robber himself. Al
every station he went to the toilet room
with his satchel where he remained until
the train resumed It's journey. He fre
Quently remarked that the tram wei
making very slow time aud displayed
great Impotence to reach his destination
The gentleman who related these facts i
confident thst on his trip TO Springfield b.
occupied q seat with elm Cummings,
the Adams Express robber,
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A Carthage studeut,s Suicide

CARTHAGE, NO., OH 25.-Last night
W. A. Good, q high school student, OBJ
tanned strychnine at drug store as for
al experiment and took quantity Of it,
dying In about three hours. He left .
Letter in which ne said: 'sIt need not
again be said that Lo sane person viii
take his own life. / am TO the last per-
fectly rational. hope none will sup
pose why committed the deed which
do, for none can know but myself. Ny
love and forgiveness 70 sD; farewell
friends" a love sff.ir ana troubles
with his father are supposed 60 have
caused the act.
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Preferred to HavezH,mERsmain.

6 WAsHIKGToN, Oct. 23.-SeVeral weeks
ago, ct the request of leading democrats
Of East Tennessee, Msjor J. d. Wagner
agent At Knoxville, 70 succeed Robert n.
Tsylor,' democratic nominee for govsE-
nor. The new Appointee was major OF
the Thirteenth Tennessee cavalry Of
the United States army, and was
6 gallant soldier. Immediately
after his appointment several democrats
OF East Tennessee came here and urged
Secretary Lamar to recommend the pres
tdent to reconsider the case and the re-
vocation of the appointment on the
ground that SIS a member Of the legtsia-
ture OF 1865 Wagner voted TO disfranchise
tx-confedeTates ard also voted for
resolution to CffF reward
for the apprehension OF ex General (nOw
ScnatoI) IshSm j. Harris. To-day Sec
rotary Lamar made the following re-
sponse to the persons who were demand
ing reconsideration of the case:
Inc secretary OF the interior declines
to recommend the revocation OF Major
WaRner's commission as pension agent
at Knoxilie, Tenn. He says that Major
Wagner was appointed upon the recon-
mendstion Of the leading and best citi-
Zens of Tennessee, of ali pariies, who re-
presented him as man fully qualified IN
integrity and intelligence for the dut-
les Of the position, and as man endear-
ed to the people, and his constant
support during the past TWEEN
ty years Of their highest
and best Interests. TIE fact brought
cut against him since his commission
was issued, that he had given an " just
and unwise vote for dlsfranchisemsnt
when he was young man not more than
Il years of age, Immediately after the
war, when the passions Of both sides were
aroused 10 the highest pitch,
SHOULD not Tow be used TO
ostracise him from public trust among .
people to whose rights and interests he
has ever since been true and loyal. We
have all been contending that the issues
Of the war and the passions growing
out OF IL should not be kept
alive, aud do not know of any instance
IN which the precept can be better en-
forced by example than this. Both sides
in Tennessee showed courage to fight. l
am confident they have also that higher
quality, the msgnanimitY mutually to
forgive.
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our Rapid Transitory EIIstence,

Our Rapid TransitOry Existence,
Brief rs it Is st the longest, is liable To be
materially curtAiled by our own indIscre-
ton. The dyspep:ic eat what they should
not, the bilious drink coffee IN excess, and
rheumatic, Deuralgic and consumptive set
10 draughis, get wet feet and remain In
damp clothes, and then wonder when Ill
how they became so. To persons with q
tendency TO neuralgia, We recommend q
daily use OF HOstetter's Stomach Ritters,
aud always q WINE glassful alter unaviod-
able EXPOSURE in damp or otherwise incle-
lnent weather. Efficient protection Is At
fordcd by this pleasant safeguard, which
dIffuses = general glow through the sys-
tenn, invigorates and tones it, and pro-
notes nerve tranquility. Fever and ague
hiliousness. constipation, dyspepsis anS
renal disorder, are among the maladiC
Ehlch IL remedies and prevents.
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WnshIng1on Terrifor1.

WAsHIHeTON, Oct. 28.-GovernOr Wat
son g. Squire of Washington Territory has
submitted his report to the secretary of the
interior. The report is long. interesting
paper concerning part of thecouniry thai
mas developed many eources of wealth but
still remains comparatively unsettled. with
euperb farming lands, thousands of acres
OF superb timber, coal, iron mines and
fisheries that promise TO add a great deal
of wealth TO the northwest
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At Kansas City.

At Kansas City.
KANSAS Cry. Oct. ~.
R~The Kansas City Live Stock Market
is reported especially for the ENPoRIA DAILY
NKws. by FISH, kECK & Co, Exchange
Building. Kansas City Stock Yards.
CAFTLE-Receipts. a,soc; shipments, none.
market slow and steady
HoGs-Receipts. $500; shipments. none;
market weak and 59lO cents loWer;bulk. $S.7oG
400.
The Daily Indicator reports: WHEAT Re-
$4,000: market lower; No. red cash. 6Oh bid
November. 6I1< bid December, 90; May, 70H
bid.
CORK-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1000;
in store. 81 coo; market weak; No red cash.
29X; November, 99h; December, SO<i May, IS
bid
OATs-Nominal.
RYE-Market steady; No. red cash, IS
bid.
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ST LOUIS, Oct. 26.-On account Of the
great length of the testimony in the
Maxwell and Chinese highbinders cases.
Judge Van Wagner, before whom the
cases were tried, has found it necessary
to grant further time tor the defense to
prepare the transcripts In the cases and
extended the time in both until next New
Year day. Short hand reporters and
type writer's have been engaged for sew
81 al months transcrihing the testimony
in these CAGES, but their work is still far
from complete, as the cases cannot be
taken to the state suprt ma court without
the transcript.
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BrOtherhood of Engineers.

NEW YoRS, Oct. 27.-The officers OF
the National Brotherhood of Locomotive.
Engineers were to-day re elected. They
are as follows: Grand chief engineer, P
M Arthur of Cleveland, second grand
engineer, j. r. Sprsgue OF Toronto, Ont.
first grand assistant engineer, Harry q,
Hays OF Cleveland second grand assistant
engineer, 4. B. Gavner of San Francisco.
The term of the grand chief is three
years and the others one year. The mat
ter of an insurance association was re-
ferred to a committee of ten who will de-
vote some days TO Its consideration.
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Ina British association paper, Mr.. W.
II. Freeze has recorded an experiment by
which he localized fragment of q needle
in his daughters hand. A fine magnet
lied needle WAS suspended by a delicate
fiber, over the hand, and on cutting at the
point indicated by this needle the trouble
some bit Of steel was found and extracted.
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VAN BUREN,, Arkansas, Dot. ga ter
rible fight with q crazy negro occurred on
the train here yesterday when the north
bound train reached town the conductor
informed the city marshal that there was
an insane negro on board. The marshal
entered the coach and IS he did so the ne
gro spraDg At him, stabbin9 him In the
shoulder. The officer struck the negro
twice, but was himself knocked down and
the crazy man began cutting among the
passengers Wounding many. An old man
picked up the officers pistol and succeeded
il thrustiuG it against the negro's head
and blew out his bralns. A number OF
passengers were very seriously hurt.
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THE St. LOUIS Browns are now the
champions Of the worlds, as no other
country will pretend TO play base ball with
America. The Browns won four out OF
the six games with the Chicsgos. The
Browns made SO runs In the six innings to
the Chicsgo's 100. The Browns errors
we've only 10 TO 81 for the Chicagos. A
comparison OF the battling and fielding
averages disoloses the fact that the Browns
are tho superior club.
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warfare Against Justice.

CHICAGO, OJt. 26.-rhe city is about
to institute . warfare against certain JUS
tees Of the peace known as change Of
venue off 5ials to whom ara taken al
prisoners desiring change from regular
pohce Justices. Ineee justices, ios
lecIed by them to the city comptroller
It Is estimated In come places that the
amount illegally retained end spprO-
priated by ten justices amounts to S72
600. The prosecuting attorney will con-
tiDue the Investigation. He says: It Il
felt that reparetion must be made.
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PerIshed I'm the Flames.

LYNcHBURs, Va, Oct. % "A special TO
the Daily Advance says fire st Pocahontas
this morning destroyed sixteen houses in
GLIDING two hotels and several business
houses George Barber OF LynchburR,
Derished 10 the flames and several other
persons are missing. The fire YVES the
work of an inceDdiaFy. Heavy rains
saved the town. Loss 10000; Insurance.
unknoWn.
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Convict in Court.

CHICAGO, Oct. ST.. d. Kerr, now
serving sentence at Joliet penitentIary for
embt zzlement from Preston, Kean & Co.,
has been brought here to testify in suit
of the NOdswsy Valley bank of Missouri,
against Preston, Kean 6 Co., which is on
trial in the United States circuit court.
This bank had $4,000 worth of United
States bonds deposited with the firm Al
the time OfKeFr's defalcation and the latter
is expected to tell what became Of she
bonds
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A Young Anner,

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 16-John Francis
e sixteen year convict, sent up from Day
ton, escaped from the guard at the cour'
house this moroing. He was one of the
principal witnesses for the state In the
thirteenth ward safely Sheet forgery
CASE" now on preliminary hearing Fran.
els was placed on the witness stand, bal
during lull IN the proceedings, walked
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IT Is proposed TO make the Lick o.
seTvatoiy truly gin to science Is well as
to California, by placing the great tele-
scope at the disposal of the distinguished
astronomers of the world during certain
hours of each twenty ,ur, thus giving
visiting specialists an opportunity of at
lacking the unsolved problems of astron-
omy with with the most powerful optical
aid to be obtained.
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Her Health is Broken Down.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Mr. A. p. Elder OF
the Literary Life, said to-day that be
was In receipt of . letter from hcr physi-
clan In New York certifying that Miss
Clevelsnd's health was entirely broken
down, and that he forbids her deVotinR
her energies to the excessive labor OF
editorial work unless there is q change In
in Miss O's, health. She will spend the
winter in the south Of France or in
Florida
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killed bya HarkeeDer.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 20 -Chss. Hensley.
q wealthy stockmAn Of Fl. Worth, was
shot three times and MORALLY wounded by
Ben. Kaufman. g bar keeper. about mid
night. HensIey had been drinking and
threatened the life of Kaufman and wit
nesses OF the shooting exonerate Kauff-
man. HensleY is q member of Hensley
Bros, a ranch and cattle firm, ana is well
Known and has had large transactions il
Chicago, Kansas City and ST. Louis.
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A EUROPEAN horticultural affirms that
washing before cooking impAirs the flavor
OF vegetables. Dirt should be rim 1ved
with cloth OF brush, or, If washing cam
not be avoided. It should be postponed
until tho moment before cooking is COM
IN nocd.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 27.-A mes
senger from Neadmore brings news Of
the murder OF James Hamilton, lat,
sheriff of Marion county, while sleeping
by the side OF his wife and child. TIL,
assassin was q man named Page in Hsmil.
toms employ and there is no known causc
for the fiendIsh deed. The murdered mai
was one of the oldekt and best respected
citizens of southern Arkansas and the mur
der caused much excitement. Page has
been lVnched
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PoWDERLY says beware of working
men who do not work" The working
men who oppose more work by opposing
the court house project are principally
such. as SIT around the street corners whit
ting dry goods box. and are generally
recognized a. "iaWsmiths.n
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InaugurAtIon Of the BartholdI statue.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Msjor Gen.
ersl Sehofield, who has charge Of the
ceremonies attending the Inauguration Of
the BagthOlii statue mkt Thursday,
called at the White House and had an In
terVIew with the president With regard
70 his participation In the ceremonies
The president and most OF his eabiEei
viii attend. bat the details Of the trip &c
New York have not yet been completed.
Is IL expected that Mrs. Cleveland and
several Of the wives of the cabinet fl
GERS Will attend.
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The water works special having been
safely housed, TUE News will now attach
Its atent coupler to the court house freight
train aud sec If 1t is not possible to get her
over the hill. There Is considerable of al
up grade ahead, but by putting on q little
more steam we will probably get there.
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Postal clerk arrested.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-M. D. Allen. form
erlY assistant clerk for Col. Bolton, late
superintendent OF second clsss mail mat
ter at the postOf1ce, was arrested this
morning for completely in defalcalion OF
the cOlOnel's and was held in IS, 900 bonds
until Wednesday next.
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a HART county, Ca crank, who thin ks
that he is the iCcarnate spirit of the
Prophet Ehjah, says that the great "iAlline
away" mentioned in the Bible will occur
right after next Christmes, aud that the
world will come to an end in 1890.
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A fPoTTER in Guelph, Canada. sworc
that he had drank ginger ale and whisky
In q certain saloon. at the trial the bot
tie was produced, the witness tasted the
contents and swore that they were ginger
ale and whisky and then the defendant
proved that the drink was ginger ale and
pepper sauce and was acquitted
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CBEcAao. Oct 25-The nilkmen EN-
plcyed by the PHOENIX distllleTy cattle
oWneFs, have gone on strike. They say
they have not been paid for q month and
refuse 20 work until they are I'D. The
cattle owners say the cattle are about al
dried up and thai they do not requIse The
services Of the men any further.
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Kansas CITY, Oct. 26 -Lsfferty, the
eolOFed wife murderer, was conveyed
from LeavsnWorth 10 Wysndoae this
morning, TO guard aSsins: mob violence.
He died At the jail In the latter place soon
after his arrival, from the Effects Of his
attempt upon his life, having Reshed his
throat last Sunday sheriff Churchill Of
LsavsnWOrth came down soon after Laf-
terty's death and took charge Of the re-
meina.
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At st. LOuie.

81. LOUIS Oct. "a.
WHEAr-MaIket nrm and K0K higher; No. =
red cash. 74k; November, IS; December, 1915;
May, S5L.
CoRN-Market stronger; No. 2 mixed cash,
33K; November, 3SK; December, 81 bid; May,
9S1.
oArs-Market irregular; No. mixed cash,
25x; November, 26LS bidi December 267s bid I;
May, SOk.
WHIsEEY-Firm; Sl.18.
PoRK Easy; S9.25.
LARD-Firmer; $575.
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Now that the water works question is
settled let Us pull together for new court
house, and give Emporia such an impetus
as che has never before felt. A city that
shows ly public spirit and public i'm
provement that she Is awake will not
overlooked by those seeking locations for
hOmea
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Mn. BLAINE said at Pitlsburg: Il do
not hold out to you the slightest belief on
my part, that the republicans have any
prospect OF carrying southern state" II
is we'll. Let the next presidential cam
paign DO conducted accordingly.
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MRS. CoRNELIA M. STEWART, wife OF
the late millionaire dry goods merchant,
A. T. Stewart, died suddenly yesterday
morning At her residence on Thirty-fourth
street and Fifth avenue, New York.
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Gov. oGLEsBV. al the dedlcAtion of the
SOldiers'Home al Qaincy, called attention
20 the fact that out OF 500, 1857 soldiers fur
nlshed BY Illinois for the war, but 1 ,O1a
had ever s0ught the Soldiers Homes.
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KINsLEY, Kss., Oct. ga tramp was
instantly killed here this afternoon in
trying to board the truck OF = passenger
train while In motion. A passport In
his pocket proved him 3 native Of
Prussia, nineteen years old, name John
Asmus. The body Was badly maDgied.
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WITHOUT exception, the medical fra
terni'y are for change to the Neosho.
Although como have doubts as to various
debatable points, ttIll they are satisfied
that something should he done, and that
right away, too.
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Eo1hIn~Nev.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27-M-. Damsel was
seen Al the Office this m 'sning and said
that he gave the associated press all OF the
facss 10 the case as far as they had come
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CHtsAeo, OF 26.-A despatch from San
Francisco is printed this morning which
asseFts shst Michael D4vItt is soon TO be
married to Miss Yore. who resides in
Oakland She is an orphan, twenty wears
old, highly accomplished and has $50 900
in hsr OSn night.
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Oufr 1mnoraf

MADRID. Oct. 26-The United States
government has informed Spain that it
will not withdraw the proclamation re.
establishing ten percent duty on Spanish
imports from Oct. 26th.