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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-04
Foreign Notes.

The Egyptian government has been informed
That the Sonar garrison recently reported as mas
sacred, has escaped nOrthwardS and mas Deen
Joined by three Arab tribes.
The North German Gazette referring to colo
nial missions. saws that only French Jesuits are
forbidden i'm German colonies. German Catholics
and Protestants enjoy equal rights
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-04
Eliza Armstrong's Case.

The defence closed their case this after
noon. Justice Saper directed the jury to
render verdi8t of not guilty as to one of the
defendants. Madame Elizabeth Coombs, of
the Salvation Army, who had testified she
had acted clearly under the directions of
BramWell Booth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-04
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
The Servian Army Ordered to Ad-
vance Into Bulgaria.
King Alfonso of Spain Seriously
King Thebaw will Evade an Issue
with the British.

LONDON, Nov 3.-The Standard says:
''The Servian army has been ordered to ad-
vance into Bulgarian territory, and that it is
expected the army will enter Bulgaria to-
day"
MADRID, Nov. 3,7-King Alfonso is serious
ly i'll
England and Burmah.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Advices from Mandalay'
the capital of Burmah state that the Queen
of Burmah, who exercises great influence
ouer her husband, is in poor health, and her
majesty declares that fighting and the smell
of gunpowder will be injurious to her. AS
she advises King Thebaw. to temporarily
submit to the demands of the British, he
will probably evade an issue with them at
present.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
4 storr of Thnrmnn.

Ihurman's StOrI1s are undoubtedly
 ike George Nasaiugton's; but years
 ago he had a habit thnt also resem bled
 another of Washingtou's, and even
 wGat 80 far as to sGggcst the far famed
 '',rmy iu Flanders" 1ae writer re- calls an i5CiLeus which happened while th9 great Ohio senator was living in Chilicot&e in tbo days when that se- were schuDl teacher and pious church mtmDCg, William D. Wesson, was may or of "the ancient metropolis. as Chil- iicoihe, the first capital of Ohio. is sometimes called.
 MT. NessOn was a severe disciplina- rian. and after having governed the first society" bad boys of the city, including two wild b'others of Mrs. President Hayes, for a term of years. he was elected mnvoF Elated with his elevation, Mir. Wesson looked upon all the inhabitants as pupils, 10 De watched and punished. Under his in- hueEcc the city council passed m or dinance against swearing and all pos- s'otc forms of profanity, and many lUcEiess lawyer or doctor was mulcted in ines for careless oaths at the rate of a dollar Q word. One day Mir Wesson hnd | friendly conversation with Mir. Thurman for an hour. Soon after which he sent Thurman a judgment of fines (flfJ for hiteea Oaths aud cost of pros ecut!on. Thurman yielded himself to arrest and went with Marshal Bratton to Mayor Wesson's office. May it please your honor. said Thurman, q am . lawyer. and wish to appear in my own defense." Hue court is willing 10 hear you" said the mayor in most earnest gravity. T move you to set aside this judgment, because man c&nnot be tried for crime unless he is present in person or by counsel. ,You arc right" said Wesson, ssthe iudg- meut is'sct aside, but the crime win cost you more, because we will now have the trial" .'AIs right" said Thurman; 'I am ready to proceed with the case. know the indictment But where are the witnesses?" We need no witnesses, Mir. Thurman; for YOU know you sw2re those fifteen oaths, and | that heard "ou' So it is idle to talk | about witnesses. Well. may it please f Hour honor, l move Co quash the in- 1 dietment. Because, iirsI a man can no be made to cripainate himseIf and, | second, judge Of court cannot ap- pear before himself as witness You are right. Mr. Thurman; the in- dictment is qHashed and the case dis missed. He was never troubled after this for his freedom Of speech. - Balti- more Anacricag,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
ssa'"rdey, Summary r7, lss5.
Measures Co bn Taken Go Make Gov
 ernment Responsible.

Congress must bo enabled to settle all questions of national concern. and must have the range of the objects ua- der it's dominion extended sufficiently 10 prevent any petty local legislature from oeing able to thwart the will and ondanger The welfare of tho whole peo- pie, ll must have full power to regu- late the entire question of transporta- ton, in order thatartifcial boundaries may not be the shelter and refuge of those powerful combinations who now regulate it 10 suit themselves. For the reason that transportation is so iuti- mately allied to commerce that the two cannot in practice be separated, ss well as for other reasons hardly less eOgent. Inc establishment of uniform code of commerce for tho whole country must be included within it's province
 In tho second place, the separation of the executive from the legislative must be ended; the executive must be entitled to propose laws necessary for the preservation of the public welfare, and the legislative must be enabled to control the execution of all laws passed. For this purpose tho chiefs of tho ad- miajstratiye departments must be mem5ers of Congress, ready at all times to eniighten it regarding the wants of tho great departments of state, and Go urge the passage of the laws required to meet these wants. Ono of them must stand out so con- spicuCus above his fellows, that upon him will be fixed the ultimate rsspon- slbility to the whole country for all the action and inaction of both Congress and the administration. At the same time tho tenure of the clerical force re- quireG for the administration of public alf.tirs must be made so secure, and so thoroughly regulated, that the public offices eau no longer be converted into private patronage. Indeed, while the sense of then responsibility is develop ing the public spirit of our legislators will be corresPondingly developed, so that they will neither desire nor have cause to desire continuation of the practice of spells and booty, They will have something better to do,
 In the third place, and as acorollary from the foregoing, the legislature ought ip no manner 10 be allowed to shift it's responsibility on the judiciary. The necessary and proper function of the latter is lo interpret the will of the former, not Co control it. Until the legislature has become the sole and re- sponsible judge of the coustitutionally of its acts, true liberty will be without our reach for uncertainty of the law, Of necessity, tends to tyranny. So long as the law-abiding cltizgn, who has regulated his conduct in conformity with an act of the legislature Is liable at any EOmclt 10 bU declared a law breaker, and punished for his very obe- dieace by tribunal which, however eminent, Is yet practically ard neces- sGrily Irresponsible for Is judgments, 30 long laws are not the solemn deelar- ntion of the sovereign win that they pretend to be, but pariake rathOg of tAe nature Oi saaTes to eutFap the un- 1 wary.-tr0Hl aR article on ''TVort for 1 q C1asta@t,0gGt C0RreJltioR." by Lsadc 1 |. Rec, 70 t.c AWgWst Century
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
To Capital Seeking Investment.

\ OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER est m the two copper claims, with a large amount Of high efade copper ore in sight Plenty of weed and wafer on inc claims. want S85.o1e to buy outstanding interests develop claims and pat them lfl bullion producing condition l will repay this sS50o0 out Of the first copper produced. leaving you with oae-half interest iil two good, developed claims, with good redllc- tioa works on property. You can secure yourself by deeds to claims and all iln- proponents until money is paid back, then iiiyide property and % ahead.
 Who wants Co investigate this ia good i'aitlg
 Call on 0r address JOHN IJ. BURG E,SS. Dunlap Fostotiice, Graham County, Arizo- lla' yia foFt Grant sept. s1sf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
..talaa NM . ! the rnfortunnte. ,

The world Ven bwnea aIlenry's sperf6c,,. positively cures a eases 0f Nervous Debil- ity and weakness of tie geneyatiye osiFans lll q varied ptacti sa Of over thfrfv ,SeaYs in treating mons licenses and disahiiifies. Henry's Specific has net with tnparalleled success, having sold during that tine up- wlrd of foft1 thdusand packages, aild in iio Instance T1thnuf suceess wlien ssspeeiGcn was us@l as directed. This aSIleaificr K picasanl lto take and does not Interfere with uusiness pursuits. Sufferers may consult free, iph Closing stamp for rnly. iSpeei6e.s one | dlaF per paekags six for five si0fars: scnt free of detection, securely sealed. by ut<dl. un receipt 0f price. Address als eoili- alulliealipns to Wheeler N Eo., chemists. lia East Hwenty-seventh street New York Nlls' ian20-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

The Koran allows man 10 have four wives. He may have as many con- cubines az he pleases. Things are very loose in such matters among the Egyptians, Syrians and Turks. The law of divorce is this: A man may put away his wife when he piesses He mast return to her the dover she brought him, and go before the Caliph aud simply formally state that he has put her away.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
Notice.

FEHIIIS IS TO cEEIIEY THAT I K agt94g
 of any own kn0Hiatlge that the assess tilent work Sn the Black Isrjnre mine sisr. ate 70 tsl9be niiiaiDg | issgict has inen fislIs @tsd fAstilfnliy pelf0rsTIsd for tfse year 3ss M accordance Wilt law. aart 0f satfse hay. srlg beerl dozie l@y nlysaIf
 Witness A li. FIsxgNfy. TT { t' 'lli,es ( ila Coz Arizona, Jan ], iss5.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

Compared with the Vcudome Col. ume ih Paris, tho Bartholdi statue ia higher by few feet Compared win the largest statue of which the heioht is known, it is twlce as high, the stat ne in question being that of St Charles BpFroineo, on the banks Of Lako Mac. giore. The height ot tue Colossus oR Rhodes is suppo3ed 10 have been 120 toet. Or thirty sep, less tnaa the beight of Bartholii's work.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
Dr. MIN LIE,
(sPEcfAI1sT AND GRADtrtTi.) Nc. RI EAsarny st.. 'san FSrapeieeO, SzI. Treats all Chronic special and Private
 Diseases with WuLdrgfal SG3Ccss
Ilhe esreat IlaaILah Esame.lN.

v q neNer-soii;lig cure Ter
 Nerv9ns den.llt, thaerst td Aita,ityi seaiBalm week lless, Spormasnrrhr, LOST M ANnooD, Eiqpieitc5 i'ssaiyyt5 Fsnes,.aNriad and ali the terrible o.fsVts q scliubsse, Youtanilf.i les, aid eSeesses ln sia tirer yyor suck as loss ot memory, Lazasude. NnetnFua. ellissicna aver .n s.T
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
agasonici

Regular communication at yFhife MosYn. tain llgsssga. Nu 8, A x. q N meets Ehnrsdags on og surreedniE eaeh ftilt Moon. soioEifElng Brethren isi s Sod sfaii,l- ing cordially invited.
 By order oftlse " NJ.
 N II. aIl0K, atig ~ Seeretafy,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

Auotber woman wliom George Wash ipg'on klsed has iast died That kiss < gvttias to Do about as fatal as tha ell0.er,G
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

a &SES a wees si baIae. ss.00 ouffit free talSy8S Pay ab4iulely stirf M risly lapitll not e9liifea ieadef, if son Want paisiiss'ss ~ Wiiieh glefsoBs nf Ostie spS y0uisg cr esla caif lnaiEs great p&y ali fl,e time theg work, Wita absolute certainy write iof particulars tU IA H Af.IKT gs tso.. letsiahus 5 fdailie deeI5 N
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17


 Tie Doctor vil agrec ta siarfcst si eco sog a case undeItakcl, not ctl cd ihs raastu seaguF eaf, noi get cliftd of akHc@ anG sls AlFre &sen-ss @ cNllig 70 acpmPlicatfn, called 0STATGGklfAR, with h3fetrqsiie, pbai Fggl tits p5ssl treatment
 bh AiEBlss lSylGoEATQH, NO. 2 NiEhtut rtculitr gtaiment is iac rily cGre ior l'Eu-fAI5tBHfA Uy t AAkB9pp 6 restored and te laId qi tiIlg giogtit kalk from ege @ youth.
 Price ofeitker EaYiEerater. E2. Csss q six bottles ti4 Sent % ais eddre1s cottpd sl- enrely frcfh ohseryNtisn
 Ar. sdehiE C Co. Great sligcr s4,ulll D llcHas- paflE e5erl forn C slilcfAL, PflA AIE EefCEE0A- FE 84lSEAeE without Hlaraury og Nssgous dr1tss lf vitality s dipntd irCm te bpdy, naBeg0us aifsasgs tolse's flIst btiie oriinarT ne1aa! HcssHcst f q ioRet t9 rontipuC, fkc Uuea;7iisl sg sausgs utl.- snnattloI, Diabetes, HINits tisaFe, iseaIi'y. uts Cures guaranteed Nistases Q thc HitH u1tIasy or EAns, hene g, Ever tnG bksutr stylitly t8easgd. bIsEAsKs pi NcEES stEEritT glEEif
 Qualified ana Hespsusfhie.- Dr. ListigS %. uom krFyiE, AFe crssnizcd in gtf1piiarce nsth California Medical tRg. p.iiens pto, sftd by rega- lar college tGucaticH and aIs rpN sn the ulaStoenih year os special Factiae.
 Mest powsriul eieetiic bllts free to rstleuts
 3c lR0sE riiR NoNnERiTL f0wIR ot the fNEfGO hAA0k Sl hoFIiR aiFts oR EEaT ETEE. Ctnsuita. tion ires and private
 Dl- LlEBlG'S WoNDEBFJ'b GERMAN Ii,YEcO. kA5gH E pgo'eetcd hy epyrisht irca Faistt otHse gI kShitcl siAfes AssNelnnent Beware cf ImittLeus Cal q address hassisLts ns>.AsAES
 fFiraie Enttruce, to5 A,asyp ticts feaF slctts up seaEy etScci from hca1pg, Man EntE9Hee erosgA uisiensary brag Store. dcr s-is
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
fA6lT .Tl for the working class. send NIN1AAky Iaaa.ilfs M ll.sl.e1.- .llal NJ.

.Hn1 TA for the working class. send
 M A4AI leeenfs ftT postage, and we sample goods that Will Ialt you h tl,e way of making more money isi a few days than yoa ever Thought ptlsslh5, as any hesiness. Capital n0t required. We Will start y3ii.
 Nan caq work all the time or in spare ii.nn only ffhe work is universally adapted so both seses, youag and oltt YSHean easily earn from 50 cents O s6 eyery evening
 Ihat ail who want werk may test tAe biisl- ness, We nlake ihis nRnSralieea c!lers O. all who are not well sat ei4l s.e will send S| te pay for tho tspitase M wIilli.g us. Fall particulars. digee;89ls ste4 sens free. Eyrtulies Will le made bs lhcss who gise then whole time to the slGfs. Cheat SIC cess absolutely sure. Dln't dekay Ssatt Mtag. Address STISsoS C Coz Pogfssid. Nalnes dec.ls-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
NTIE'B FKfdsey Tesnraly Ne

DR. MENTIE's Kfdisey Remedy Me- PhFefErufts cures als lndls of liasy anT Bsa.ider complaints Gcnonhaa Sltef Icucorlbaa FersNi by all drugsfs q co bottht s1 bottles tcl ss ea
 lBst. MANfhEsS DandelfoN RsGIfsSre ne hcst and cheapest DysFEfFte aiG nftlioe rurs "a the market. For sale all dt4gi.isis fnN-t
 s.sAMPLE BoTTIE. FIscE s,nt oA sppssa cation iy letter stating snpfosuz sex alsi tsas ColnInnnIcations airietlY eollalantah
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
DIf. AEr.EN.

2eh Kearncy Street San Francisco Cal. Office hours e daily, 6 to evening. Sundays, to f2 only
 PS. have a VEGETABLE coMpOITNp ths gesuii ot saayg geags of special practice Miyiee has nerey faslt8 x sRecsss iia tho cilre of Ls1sT MANHOOD, RosrArofaarEA, etc.
 Nov s-f
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
For Rent.

A N elegaItlg located dwelling. contain ;EA ing two rooms, lsxlS aDd IsxII feel. Has . flont porch and Is convenient to water
 CORN ELLA ANDERSON
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

o sisien, Noises in the tleid the vital fu;d psss. tng rpcbserted In iie ulIne and nanY o,hcr sls. cases that ead to insanity aad death
 3At. MAAfAAswitl atretl Q forfeit FfyR ySpiE ID p9ttsss Tor ease of this ktnG the VITAL EksTUlA, fifhkunder his special sdycA as tee viii sits cure or for anything impure CT Itii oss ittlid s ia BR. MGNIaE treats al ptisAte d,sezses suee.s fully withodt mercarT t0NstitRt9Gn Rree Ihorough examination and sgyleg, including eaai,. ss q nEiae, sa ea i'rics of gtFAn RagsuyH $i vF q bottle, or four tines the quahttfy s5, sent Sss sR, adaFess upon receipt og piice, oF N O D. sessre from observation, and ln pfiyise n5nie f iesifed D,
 A, E. MKAyf&, ". 8
 ll heafneY strhol San Rrin.ssa siar
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

A ~ KFMJfEsks wanted for The Lives -lA- S.A NsIY x k1 of all the Fresideiitsdf df fhc <. TEe largest banlsomest test sslsfk eYfr sold fnr less than twice oarpr ' jshe Easiest selling book in America lin- nlehse pf0tifs t0 agents. All tnteiiiaent people want it Any one can hec0ine d saecessful agenf Terms free. IlA1rrvT Book Q. l'6gilend Maine sseeIS-Iv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
nEsEAsEA m m.

All applying 10 me will receive my koa- VI spfRf9M of their complaints No experl- nienting. Twill guarantee p6ssfiys eNfe in every case ] undertake, or fOrkeii II coo: tonsnltation in office or by letter FReR ana strictly private. Charges reasonable. Thor ough examination, including chemical and microseOpicnl analysis of urine and aiyice S5l00 Call or atl1rpss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
'. 0. '. \.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No. 6. |. Q. .u, f., on Monday night Of aach woeK i, Rf Masonle Hali.
 Al brothers in good standhe are cordially inyitesi Jos. Tiiozt \ Ssay N sy
 A CHA Y)0N, Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
Yf)ING MIN
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.

1 Having been surgeon in charge of two leading hospitalsl enables nic te treat aIl private troubles with excellent results. | wish t distinctly understood that l do not claim % perform impusSibilities, or 10 haye miraculous or supernatural power. elain only to be skiliful and successful pbvsi- elan and Surgeon, por0gg5ig informed in my speeialty---
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17
saoo REyvaRD.

Cross on left hip. Ear maEs-cErp right and under-cuf in each calt
 The above reward win be paid hy the gH- dfrsigned for information flat win bead 10 the conviction of any one guilty of dcfacing. altering, CT in any way cliaaeiEg the above described brands or ear marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 Range-- McMiilen, Post Office address, Globe, Gila County, A. T.
 aug. 9-tf P. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-17

sss5- Special indueemeuts to cash bnyere eGtve us isai. before puTObasing elsev hsre
 fpsrps-tfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
AN EXTRA SESSION.

Discussing the Probabilities OF Such Con-
tingency-A Republican View.
WASHINGTON January 23.-There has
been some effort on the Democratic side Of
the House lately to avoid consideration OF
the fact that an extra session of Congress is
staring that party in the face. The Senate
is holding tenaciously to the ground that if
a new navy is to be built there is no better
time to begin it than now. The Demo
Gratis, on the contrary, are just as anxious
for the new navy as the Republicans, but
they do moi desire that their rivals shall
have the crcd.t Of inaugurating it.
To this end they are pursuing
the policy of granting an
appropriation with the evident in
tentiou of being more generous St the next
session of Congress, when they will control
the House as at present, but with reduced
majority. Then there are certain inauen-
tial Democrats Of the House who have no
desire to aid President Cleveland's admins
tration, if that administration is made up OF
cliques antagonistic to their particular
factions. In other words, they don't
propose to aid the administration
If the administration is not willing to
fully recognize them and their
friends. The President-eleets course in
keepipr his own counsel does not please
southern Democrats, who are desirous that
he shall make haste and say that they shall
be fully recognized. After March 1, how
ever, when the Cabinet is appointed and
some idea of the policy ofthe new admins
tration is Emsde public, it is probable that
the Democrats in Congress will be IN favor
of increased appropriations. 1t is being
hinted here that in the course OF a few
weeks Mr.. Cleveland will COM
municate to several of the lead
ers on the Democratic side his desire
in relation to the construction of new
navy. Then will begin contest between
the two branches Of Congress II the
Democratic house can throw the RESPONSE
biGty for an extra session on the Repdbh-
can Senate, there viii be one, beyond the
shadow of doubt. The Democrats are In
hopes of putting the Senate in pusition SO
that it cannot refuse to pass big naval
anpropriation bill. The Senate has already
Committed itself in favor of building a new
navy but il is stin an open question
whether il Will or will not take the ground
that the country can well afford to wait until
the irst session Of the Forty-uinth Congress
before the money is appropriated Tor th'
object. The question of whether or not al
extra session VIII be held therefore will 6'
determined By the result Of the Democratic
effort TO cast the responsibility for it upor
The shoulders Of the Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

tary Affairs 10 adopt resolution looking to
the consideration Of the Grant retirement
bill BY the House. but it failed. The chair
man Of the committee was instructed 70 in-
corporate clauses in one OF their spproPria-
ton bills providing for an assistant chief
signal, officer, and appropriating $4,000
dor testing the Powle' gun carriage.
Encouragement for the Merchant slaTine.
The bill which the Senate Committee on
Commerce authorized Mr.. Frye to report IA
vorably for the encouragement of the Amer
lean Merchant Marine, is similar IN its pro
visions to the House bill reported by Mr.
Hunt from the Committee on Ship Build
ing. on February u, 1884. II repeals sec
ton 1916 of the revised statutes and reyises
section 1909 so that there may De allowed
for transporting United States mails be-
tween ports Of the Atlantic and ports IN the
Pacific, when landing is made at any tor
eieu port. sum not exceeding one dollar
per mile, on the trip each way OF actual
nautical miles travelled between terminal
points for each trip actually made. 1t pro
vides, also, that ships with which such con-
tracts shall be made shall be ships OF Amer.
ican registry only. Under the provisions OF
the bin, if passed, the Pacific Mail steam
ship company viii receive about 81 ,OOO''
600 per ann1m for carrying the Australian
and New Zealand mails. Representative
Hunt of Louisiana, who has charge Of the
bill in the House, expects to be able to have
II considered before adjournment and Sen
ator Frye says the action Of the Senate
Commerce Committee on the bill was taken
in order to have the matter ready for action
BY the Senate in case the House bill Is
passed. Considerable pressure Is being
brought to bear upon Congressmen by the
various shipping interests to pass the BILL
At2:25 D. m. the Senate went INTO execu-
tive session on the Nicaragua treaty.
Refused to Produce the Letters.
Mr.. E. B. Townsend continued his teStl-
mony before the Senate Committee on In
dian affairs to-day He refused to pro
duce letters called for BY the committee
which relate to the manner in which he pro
cured the Iowa Indian land leases he holds
and denied that he had used his official in
fiuence while an agent OF the Indian Bureau
10 secure the leases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
STANDARD OIL PROFITS,

Some Idea of the Vast Returns to the
stOokholders
CLEVELAND, O., January 23.-Colonel U.
q. Payne has resigned his position as Vice
President and Treasurer Of the Standard
Oil Company, still retaining his position as
in the directory, but retiring from all active
business connected with the concern. 1t is
surmised by many that Colonel Payne was
induced to take this step on account OF the
had odor into which the Standard came Ty
reason of his connection Herewith during
tie late Senatorial contest in the State,
when it was alleged that Colonel
Payne purchased his fathers election with
Standard grease. He gives as his reason
for leaving desire tor rest The rumor
has been circulated extensively that Col
onel PAYNE cut loose from the Standard to
take a take a position in Clevelands cabi,,
net. Senator PAYNE who was questioned
BY a correspondent on this subject to-
dsy, said that the idea was prePosterouS,
and that his son had no such possibility be-
fere him. o. Il. Psyne's original investment
in the Standard wss $40, 600, money furn-
ished him by his father in 1868. To-day
his stock is estimated at $4,000, coo, and
he has drawn out something like 81 ,OOO,-
On0