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New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
RECEPTION TO ARCHBISHOP RYAN.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBtSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.-Archbishop Ryan
was rendered reception this evening by the fehnsyi
vania Club over six hundred men were present.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

nervices in aid of the German colonial policy MT Stan,
ley gefuted the claims Of Portugal to the Whoe " & no
tions of Europe in religion literature and politicaunds
turbed success.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
,py. ron VEST RE.yOMIYA1ED.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. S.-The Democrats In
.ns AZ Isaersou City to night nominated George g..
Vest for reelection to the United States Senate without
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE CONGO. 3D.
FRANCE AND THE AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL Asso'
CIATI0N.


CIATIoN.
BERLIN, Jan. S.-The programme Tor 10
session of the Congo Conference mas not !ee
been decided upon but tho annexation question VIII
robably be discussed The latest reports are 10 the
effect that the negotiations between France anu inc
African International Association tend to an early anu
amicable settlement of their differences. Inc
framework of the new Congo State constitution
h based upon the principles Of English colonial az
mpistration, there being Governor enuueu Ing 20
Eat three deputy governors and iuil huhper ~. VI
oicss in the various districts. Brussels VIII pe tie
beadouarters of the government King Leopoiu nas
already expended s. in forwarding thc w0rk
the African International Association, ana ne SUN au
heres to his promise TO bestOw upon 1t yearly enoo"
ment Of 100000. - ., .orioan
AT the conference to-day Mr.. Kasson, tue American
Minister repeatedly expressed the desire OF america
that the rights the aborignes should ne respeceu
The dispute as to ownership OF St. Luca bay mas
dropped out of sight. Prince Bismarck does not en-
courage Herr Luderitz who claims to nave purchascu
the bay TO expect other than British protection
ROME, JAN S.-The Italian expedition 70 the G0ngo
under Sgnor Cecchi will consist of fifty soldiers IneSe
embarked to-day the man-Of-war Garibaldi, wmc1
will take them to the Congo. There Sgnor Cecch ana
the soldiers viii leave the ship and proceed across eonn
try TO the Cape Good Hope making treaties wtn tue
native chiefs far possible through whose territory
they pass At the Cape they will embark on the Aheiso
Vespacci and rejoin the Garibaldi at the Congo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
THE EGYPTIAN PROPOSALS.
.,r vppNcH NOTE TO EARL GRANVILLE.
,nsr.xcE OF THE REPLY TO ENGLANp-Mo'~'
sop' upNrs IN THE soUDAN.

r.xcr OF THE REPLY TO ENGLAND-Mo'N
soD'' uENrs IN THE soUDAN.
p.n,s Ian. s.-Premier Ferry in an informal
..,arx;ew today with Lord Lyons. the bTtish
a,shossador stated that note in reply 10 Ear
nn"~;es proposals in regard to Egypt was being
laraa and would be sent early next week Inc
~, saws that the substance OF the response Will
- foIows That there Is no necessity JOE ,e-
Su.t;on W of the Egyptian debt; that q loan 10
sa;ssd under collective guarantee OF the POWERS
.. nav the Alexandria indemnity and to reiieVe ,ne
orsssnre on the Egyptian Treasury; that the Deot
rron,m;ssou include German and Russian delegates;
.hat the present limits of the control be maintained
ND that the English occupation OF Egypt DC
limited to three years.
GIRO. Jan. S.--All of the members OF the Egyp-
zion Debt Commission with the exception OF the
Fnclish delegate have signed statement 10 Tue
aasct that the financial proposals of Earl Granville
U.s., nnaccentable. The Black Watch Regiment
o,''rtsJ ato from Korti for Merawi to-day. 49,,
e'dnTnoS Jan. S.-General Lord W0seey see-
raohs from Korti that General Stewart ana mn ms
fasca have started for Metamneh 1t is hoped that
tSev will occupy that place easily ON January 10.
Az 'Fnglshman who has arrived ut kortl from
6akdnl reports that the latter place was safe on
January A.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1885,

and to do such Office work the Postmaster Hrec,s. %
The men are determined in their opposition ana MI o'
has decided to appeal to the Posmaster-Generai.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

MoRToN's CANVASS WELL OKGANIzED-POsITIoN
OF THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS.
IRY rELEGRAPH IRIRUNEI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
CATTLE TROUBLES,
Texas stock illegally Detained but win
Move Forward so0n,

Texas Stock illegally Detained but VIII
move Forward so0n,
DopaE Cry, Kan, July lS,-Tho Situe
lion between southwestern rnnchmcn aud
Texas droyors In becoming daily moro COM
plicated through Tcxas stock, which Is rapid.
iy accumulaling At point south OF Fort Sup
ply and the Canadian riycr
Over one hundred thousand head OF cattle
hayo been stopped there by Deputy Marshal
Boil, who hus mndo several arrests Of persons
IN charge Of cattle, Complaint has boon
made by one John Londcn before United
States Commissioner Cook against ilvo diff
fcrent persons two OF whom, John Blocker
and Oscnr Woody, were arrested and
brougt TO this city for trial
The parties Oro charged with violating
Che animal industry law, Tho preliminary
hearing IA aot for tho near future
The cattl'mcn declare the drive from
Toxas this year Is unusually healthy and
tho coming herds aro In the very bost condi'
tion, kilograms have boon received hero
from the secretary Of the interior, TINT
driyon from Toxos have right 10 proceeds
unmolcslci through tho Indian country
over common troil anl Unitoi Siatos Mar.
ahal simpson hN tolcgrophcl that no
deputy Of his has n right 10 dotain any cat.
tlo, and they can only arrest persons FOL
whom they have legal process
The prevailing opinion now Is that tho
United States attorney and marshal will ro-
oolve specific instructions from Washington
authorizing the safe and continued Journey
OF the drive from roSas 10 thoIr destination
subject " the local quarantine regulations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
AMONG THE STRIKERS,
Conference Committees In Mlohigan-An
Quiet NJ Cleveland,

GOnIcronco lohmlllerA w Wlohlghh
Quiet NJ Cleveland,
DETRoIT, Mich, July ia Bay City
special says, "Tho labor committee and the
committee OF saw mill owners mot in tho
common council chamber
",rho former was giyon fftocn minutes 10
which TO report proposition by which tho
strikers would return 10 work, Tho COM
mittoo retired aud soon reported sot OF ros-
olutlons which were 10 tho oliect that tho
strikers would resume work II giyon ton
hours day and eleven hours wages
"They also asked that no employees DO dis.
charged because Of the strike aud wages 10
bo paid every two weeks, Both committooS
then adjourned,
"Alcantimo the min owners viii consider
Tho proposition Of tho lNborog anl decide
what IL best 10 bo done While the mcoting
was goius ON q large crowd Of mon gathered
in front Of tho city hall 10 walt the result
and arc now In small groups TO bo soon on
the street corners discussing tho question,
"a mas, meeting hns been callcl at Madi.
son pari 10 consider thb result Ot the contOr-
enco committo,s work. whatever II may bc,
Owing 70 the threats ON tho street that un'
less tho salt blocks shut down entirely that
tho wator works will bc taken possession Of
boy tho yriIors, pow, OF deputy sh'riIrj
have watched the building for tho past two
nights, hut no such movement rs suggested
10y tho threats has been attempted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Indians WIN Die n an Attempt is Made
to Diaarm Them,

70 Dhhrm Ihou
WICHITA Kan, July IS MIR Haliowell,
one OF tho four agency farmers employed by
the government TO teach agriculture 10 the
Cheyennes Arapahoes anl Conanohe In
dians, arrived in this city direct from Fort
Reno
He says he considers trouble inevitable.
The Bent brothers, half-brsel Cleyennoa
and sons OF old Col, Benton OF plains fame,
say the Indians expect an effort 10 bs made
by the government TO disarm them, In which
event they will soil their lives as dearly a.
possible
The. Bents, who owns large amount OF
personal property, ara disposlng OF every
thing. The Indiaus are In want Of nothing
In the way OF ammunition. Not only tho
Bents, but the head Indians arc selling their
ponies Wolf Robe, the chief OF tho DOG
soldiers" has abandoned his crop and taken
all his movable property away,
In coming 49, 10 the state line Mr., Hol-
lowell chanced upon 800 Cheyenne ponies bo'
Ing herlel for an emergency, The young
men who had lataly taken 10 farming had
under tho influence OF their chief also aban'
doned th'r h'lli,
Telegrans from Cheyenne agency received
nhy Lnht lNN hhpeol N uhu"upt'"'J Pl'''"b
more serious from day 10 day and that
troops sun iient for a complete police patrol
will prove The only means OF safety, The
Cheyennos have sent large number OF their
best war horses out west undor apprensIon
OF an attack from the military in which
event they would be safe distance from
raj ling,
It's reported that a number OF KlowOs
and Commcho' have jonoi tho missing
Cleyonn,s, Tho government has telegraph
ei Agent Dor 10 llul out how many In
dinns ar, or Of the reservation This order
cannot 10 executed without the presence OF
moro troops 10 hold tho Indians until count
ed. An attompt even 20 takl eensus
would prprIp,ato n iht
Small bottles OF Indians are slipping away
every day, aud II Is believed they are all
ready Tor . sglnpolo TO tho Wilde In q body
as soon os thoir spies, who oyerrun the
agency, aro satiflled tho government means
70 dlHrm them,
II lelEel cut at tho agency from Indian
sources that tho Indians themselves believe
Che baud which went west 10 th' panhandle
have beon oorrallol by citlzons aud cow
boys, hut the authorities have had no con-
grmation Of tho rumlr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
NEWS eREvlTlEs.
Nutshaiisd and Narrowed Down for Con
densed Perusal.

anu NhNfVWou bbWh Ntta
densed Perusai.
Builders laborers' gtrike at Toronto about
terminated.
Annual convention OF United Nailers Of
America at Wheeling,
Fifteen deaths from smallpox In Montreal
and suburbs in the past week,
Final points at issue In the weavors' strike
at Falls Of schuyEill, adjusted, and work re-
sumed,
No indication OF a settlement between
Rochester, N, Y, manufacturers and
molders.
Wabash striker, Jas Mckenzie, Kansas
City, sentenced 10 thirty days. imprison-
ment for interfering with train movement
Nearly all OF Chicago brick yards have
shut down. The mon would not stand fifty
cents per day reduction. Two thousand men
out
Mr. Albert Guerry, OF Baltimore, has
made an engagement 10 paint the portrait OF
President Cleveland He will commence the
sittlngs this week,
The Worlds Exposition buildings and ma
chinery at New Orleans, were sold at auc-
tion for $4,000, being purchased for tho
new exposition company.
President Cleveland thinks "oifensve par
tisanshipn ms been misinterpretod and has
stopped the wheels Of tho appointment ma
chine in tho departments
Eaolsie II, Ba1tty and wife, of Phlladel-
phia, were poisoned by drinking liquid that
had been prepared for charging an electric
battery fhs wife Is doal,
Houston Texas, Daily Post prntors are
out ON strike for non payment OF wages
due, "Rntsn who I'll their places, are
threatened with boycottlng,
Employees OF tn, National Tube Works
company, Of McHoosporb Pa, demand ton
per cent advance, win work pondiug tho
general monoger's decision,
The war between tho Bankers 81 Mer-
chants aud Western Union Telegraph COM
panlcs Is at a stand-stlll, pending propara-
tions for bltter legal fight
Lieutenant Commander Webb, connected
with the Alert on the Aslntlc station, has
been tried by court martial on tho charge OF
drunkenness, AMI found guilty,
A, NJ Peacock and Charles Thompson
quarrolel Mt Chauncey, Ga ThQy shot each
other fatally, and stray bullet also hit and
killed a negro who was standing near,
Washington Seeds, Of Commercial Point,
o., whlo hunting, attempted 10 climb
fence, whom his gun was accidentally dis
charged, III, entire charge entering his body,
killing him Instantly
Terrific storms In tho Allegheny valley, II
the vicinity OF Bloomington, H., Rome
Ga, Titusyillo, Pa, Stcubonylllo, o., ant
Crawfordsyllle, Ind Considerable loss oI
property James MoLo,dor killed. at Har-
monsylllo, Pa; a coloroi boy at Rome, Ga,
also "A son Of l.. II. Notes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

FLOUR-Fancy, s,Ui yhIJ, family, sLas DLO
WllEAr-N1 . rtl, o Dl9u, No. :, o. Dlic
CORN-No, miEvd, rs gD ~, No Whlto,
OATS No, . mixed, Ololt ioi No amixod,
o. t8ilsu, 40 white, W Dd,bc,
FORK 20 Family 5000 DllOOi regular,
BACON Shoulders, isd,Gcj short cloar sIdoL
" D.
LARD -KMtlo or bIc,
CnEESG- primr 10 choice Ohio, 5000, Now
Y0rL s q blu Northwestern, Oio
POULTRY =Fair ghluNuna, ~ 70 ~ % primo,
~, 7a0OJ ~, spring chickens Sl2l pi, OO; dultA,
81 80 ", 25i 10 80, slOJ por, doAch live turkeys
10, dressed, ~ III ,. a.,
Hay No / timothy yi3,0l pl1 20, No, q
slgOlOll u, mixcd, sll,2i oil bl whoit aud
fyo atraw 500 $500, oat straw, pWWl0 W,
WOOlssUnwt hu I medium clothing lOVlio
nnr nrrInp, 10 TO o0mInln, u Olloi nceoo'
washed medium clothing ~ Dl,c, conbins " D
2sc burr ail CO.'S lSO9Ooi tub washed aiDGfoi
pulled, IN 02l1, .
'CATrLE-liood 10 choIcp, 81 7S1S, Is,
falr, 81, Dl,, common, $500 0jOli stoctors
ami feeders, $500 W ib yoTlngs ANA calvoa,
81 Ota ~
HOGS Selected butchers, Sass q 49, fair 70
poud packing 90 70 100, fair 10 good II ~, - "
dad common, Sa,60t8 Ooi pulls 81 bl
gilEEl'aaConnon b. far, 81 OO, ~, good 10
choice, ~, 90 W. W, spring lanDt SID phOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Train No. 4 on the Valley road was
thrown on n siding by n misplaced
switch Sunday, In the Akron yard, and
ian into train of cars. The engine
VA mus dbadly and three loaded cara
wpr, isr iahed The engineer and
Eremeu NJ re- but slightly hurt
MIRA. Margaret Waters who wae 80.
verely injured In n runaway last Feh'
ruary, and confined 10 her bed ever
since, sued Emil Feige IN Common
Pleas court Tor 5000, alleging that the
horse was vicious, and that Feipe cares
leasly entrusted " to n 10 year old girl
Mrs Waters says she has spent $500 on
doctors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July 10, Everything IL
quiet In wards Fourteen aud Eighteen, tho
Headquarters Of tho strilsorA Tho people
ihoro are Indignant over tho arrest OF four
strikers for standing on the sidewalk, These
mon had abandoned the procession and had
thrown away their clubs NJ the command OF
the authorities, aud wore arrested for yiolat'
In tho sidewalk ordinance, while other por'
tIons Of tho sidewalks were crowded with
politicians nnl mill bosses Tn, rolling mill
strikers will hold mcotng 10 hear n report
OF the committee s,nt TO Pitsburg 70 aseor'
tain the exact wages paid In the mills thorc'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Quotations Of tho stock, Produce and Cat
tlo Markets, July ii.

Nav YoWg Money ~ psr ctnG Exchang,
dull Governments nrm
Currency sKeL l2i's bid fouri coupon l22N
bid, four.and,ahalfa, ll2lS bid,
The stock market was rather weak ut the open.
Ing this morning; first prices being generally
down 40 por cent, with Lake Shore olf 4 per
cent, The weakn ess was quickly lowedhby a
decided upwnr movement In Lackawanna, Lake
shore aud Uliun Pacific, the first mentioned ad'
yanclng i pIr cont The general list followed
with an advance Of 4 "a per cent,
After lOi8J haro was q genera decline, which
carried prices 10 near IN opening Quotatlona
Western Union and New York Central did not
participate Ia tho eiry upward movement, but
were weak In lhcsubsequent decline AZ II O'Clock
thomarbct ~ hoayf at quotations, generally
shade below the opening Tho market has been
very active, with total sales first hour or l2S,OOO
anapga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Cowboys aud Indians,

CoLoGApo Cry, Tex, July 10 News has
been r1ca val IN this city OF battle fought
betweons cowboys and Indians On tho New
Moxcan ranch OF j, B, Slaughter Of Color
ado CITY, II Is reported that sixty Indians
aud sixteen cowboys were killed Tho ro'
port creates great excitement and details
aro anyiously awaited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Ilttaburg.

CATTLE-Therc worc lig heal on salo IN Allo
eheny A lnlnst lip las Monday, 2is head ~ Horra
faIand Yarda agalnAt 700 head ast Monday
market allow NJ both places, with prices about tho
same 40 "A week ago, Chicago bcught cattle OF
which the Offering largely consisted and sold nt
from si,ii 10 s6bOi 6ullA and dry cowa " 90 70
M Dol Shprp aud lamba There were ~ head In
Allegheny against 7l0 head last Monday OBa
head nj llerS Island against iOl head last Mon.
day Market alow except for bost SOCK bhccp
$500 10 sac ~ lambs 500 " 500 Frush 0owp
ip1 lo alb nor IA nd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
New York,

wHEAT--No, / wnlto, hOl DsLOa No, y red,
iOlb ~ Ol -.. o,,,,l. .,,..... .aA
OATS-Wo dern, ~ Oiiu -.
OAffLEs s5 90 100 30 ppr 100 lba live wolght,
HOGS 81 5jt1l 10 por 100 lbs
suEEp- sa8 1904 10 por 100 lbs live weight,
COTTON -Quet Mldllw upanlA y ~ 90
Orleans, 10 t0 Futures dull, June ~ 5lo' JuW
lo Ido, August, 10 40, Beptombir 10 2Ot, oity
bor ppIoi NDyunbir y it Di1tinDtf, NSOo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

CATTLE Choice W extra shipping, Nib
a 1i common t1 lalr ~ - W a., utoOKers aud
fnoiera, ~ ~ Di 30, fukans ~ 10 Qbu0
HOGS, Fair 70 good slHO " % mxDl paot
lna, 81 % "a, ji CHOICE heavy, " iWDl 1l 49,
SllEEp. Common, ~ W 10, fool " ohjloe,
an An .lA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
satu day, the 10Th day of August, 1881

satu day, the 10Th day OF August, 1885,
he following described roal rdtatc situate In stark
enuniy Ohio of Joshua Wood tOwiti Known ~ nhft
0f thryeat pnft " tho northwest Qnhr or of section
number a. township number 10, range number Q, ho.
gunlna ~ rods East Ot tho northwest corner OF SAID
HpcllOn thOncO ,nAt along tho section nn 40 i0ual
30 IOdsi thence north 100 fOda 10 the place 0i begin
ming, containing 80 acres, moro NJ less
Also tho following premises situate IN Lexington
township stark county ohio, bounded and drgcrlhcl
na fOUwa situate IN township 10, rhnge D, ana bcng
pait oi the nO III halt n section numbnf nWlnnng
nj The a0uhwrA corner vi the 40 acrta lnld on y Am0a
U0liuway for Fnoch warrinpt0n ana frun thonre
south $40 and 20l west VA prrohcs thence nollh W
ard lOi vest 100 prrchNs 10 tho section ne dividing
fl and iil thence with said Hue ia pelohH 70 tlu
moth at corner Ot and land formerly belonging 10
hn0On waifng0nj thence with said llnn u tho place
VI beginning 100 porchca ana containing ia acres
moro 0r leNa,
Also part Of the southeast quarter OF acclon mum
bpr II M tho township OF Lax nRton IN bhu county o
stark beginning ht tho southwest oornor ot said quar-
teri thence east "a pcrehcs thence norlh 9o west
~ pfrchea, thence north T2o west, ~ y polohea
thence south 7io wNal 20 pcrohca 10 Beech Creek
thence SOUTH bho wat "a ncrchosi thtnce eunth aoe
WNL u 4 pefohcaI thence south, ibAo wrat . perch
cat thrnou SOUTH 7io wat 20 pcichrAl thcncc l0uth
Yhlao Woa 10 pefChtal thence south 10 tho place 0
hrpnnlng containing IA acres, y rdH ana 30 ptrchoA
more or lea excepting Acros and 90 pnch,a fonrrI
n0ld 10 Seth turnkey
Appraised At q gSe
$3.50
sale 70 oommouco At ono o'clock ., IN, Terms cASh
JAMES LitK. sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

SUGAR -Ri1uns, QOnnJn, "a Ql'Ao centrl'
fnsai white, w, or WHITE o.. Diec cholcp
MofAj5Es -aood falr, II ba,oi prime, 20 ploci
oommun II gilo,
COTTON Md1ns upands, iOc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Drs, Frease & Stone.
Executors Notice..

Notice ID hereby given that the undersigned haa been
appnntpd aud qualified an Executor VI tho estate of
narphaft iIrunkmhn, late Of stark county oplc aeau'
juli0dw VI H' bhuNbW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

TopoNro Ont, July l9,-Thcro appears
% bo y now In the Indictment oil Ricl through
which he will bo acquitted, He Ia Oh orgod
with being traitor 10 the qLoon whilo be-
ing her subject hut 10 is said that Rlol Ia
eitIScn Of tho unitoi States, having talten
tho Oa \ OF allegiance In Montana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

A landslide on Cherry Mountain, near Jit.
doton, N H., caused by heavy ralua, swopt
away donsc forest two miles long by llftoon
rods Wide, aud carried II u half mile beyond
che base Of the mountain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
.Dur[biin, WRIGHT & Co.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

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tho court Of 'nmmOn pleas Of stark county OHIO IN the
above action and 10 mo directed, VIII 0Hof tof NMe nv
public 0ntoy al thu door VI tho court house IN tho oJ
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-08-20

Under the Mexican law a creditor
can have debtor arrested on the day
when the debt falls due. The prison
er is chained to post five days, guard
ed by an officer. At the end of the
time, if the money is not forthcoming,
the mans labor is sold to the govern
ment for 40 cents q day for rs MANY
days as will be necessary TO discharge
the obligation. The miserable debtor
is sent to the silver mines, where he is
chained to a gang of fclons, and COM
PEELED to work under ground. He
sleeps under ground, and never sees
daylight again until restored to free
dom.
Those troubled with sleeplessness
are invited by writer in the New
York Mail and Express to try the fol-
lowing remedy. 1t is based upon the
theory that sleep is prevented by an
excess of blood in the brain and may
be induced by drawing it to other parts
of the body: Having assumed the
usual posture of repose, inhale and ex-
hale slowly and steadily long breaths,
deyoting the whole attention to max
ing the inhalations and exhalations of
exactly the same longth. The length
should be much greater than that of
ordinary breathing, although not suf-
iicient TO disturb the circulation by
working the lungs to their utmost ca
pacity- Any person who has force of
will enough to concentrate his whole
attention to the maintenance of this
style OF breathing can compel sleep in
very unfayorable circumstances.