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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-02

Warden. author o. The House on he N.Tsh 20.
II. Mildred TreyaniOn. Novel By " The Dzss-
es:. author Of " Nelly saEnI &c.
Of Cslsd Back etc.
y. The Mystery OF the Holly Tree. Novel
81 The author Of :. Dora TaoTne."
.eoa. sa:ho- OF B.ezs- and Cheese and Kisses etc
u. The Cray Woman. Novel. By Mrs. Cake
- The frOzea Deep. A Novel b = Il1is COiia-
artho- Of a. The Woman in White etc.
3. Red Court Farm. Novel. By Mrs Hea=s
q, In Cupid'sNet- 4 Novel. By the Aus,srSf"D9sa
| = Eaets 70 the Old Home. A Novel By Nsry ce-''
Hay, author Of " Hidden Psris,- etc.
NEioek .aatao- 81 John HAlf.x, Geniisns1, &c
q. Lady Gwendolines Dream AHs'si- q -
. Jasper Danes Secret A Novel By Kiss l. r.
.. LeolIne. Novel Be- Nary Cecil Hay AathSF =
% GabrfeI's Marriage A Novel. By Ti1Eas colii=4
author OF - No Name, etc.
81 David Hunt: F NoTel; ~ - MIS- AAn D.
g. ReapIng the " hiriwina. 1, no.ea ~'-t
D OudIey CarleOn. Novel ~ hiss u = IL
dar atthor 81 Lady Audley's Secret, &c
q Fss'ea: OF TaE MYsTEEY rHE HEADLAEos
SlTel. By Eta ". Pil rec art1or.oI ne III
3. vaIerIe,s Tate. Novel. By Mrs.. AieEsne
au.hor Of ne WOoihg or etI VIM. c.ulss an
81. sister Rose. Novel ~ "'4A49 $500
Aans Ia zoSei. By Ms. Henry WOOD, A1laa=
=. III, I.ur~I Ru.h. Novel. By Mas Bnieea
.ufhc- ~ .sIohu Ifalifax. Gentleman. etc.
20 Amos Barten. A Novel By Geoses sai0t' an -
% adam Boss, % e The Nil On the Fissh ss'-
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HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES
0.IIv from an Inspection
oOrreSR Rates Paid and Asked by
principal Dealers
office Of THE HERALD,
Monday Evening Mar. l. 1885
salt LaFs Ore Market
daily by Mccormick 4 Co
'FufnisneN bankers
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COPPER.

COPPER.
New York quotatlons.)
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DR.. P.STEINHART,
Specialist,
Former Partner Of
DR., MINTIE. SAN FRANCISCO
No. 26l Main street.

Opposite Overland House, in Union Block
Room No. l. First Floor.
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Flour
SELLING prices.)
Gram. Feed. etc.

Buying prices.)
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MARVELLOUS PRICES
BOOKSEoR II MILLION


Sss .Psn foG P9Rs would
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Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale
stocks and Bonds At New York and s.;
Francisco,
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Careful Attention given to the Sale OF Orc
and Bullion. We solicit OonsignmenI
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
What Is Being Done In Germany.

During the three years following the
revival Of Temperance work In Ger
many there has been great deal Of
talking, arguing and preparing for
work, but Of actual work very little has
been done. Now at last Il seems a. II
the time for organized action had come.
and one large town after the other has
In the course Of the last month or two
seen the opening Of coliee-houses on the
same principles as those In our own
country. The largest Of these '.public-
houses Of the iuture". B German
writer has called them. has recently
been opened at Hamburg, and the sue
cess has been such that, notwithstand-
ing the great expenses which naturally
attend the beginning Of such nm UNDER
taking. there has been a small profit
even nj the end Of the first month. This
Is the more encouraging as the articles
Of food arc sold at prices which TO us
must appear ridiculously low. Thus,
large cup Of coffee, with milk and
sugar the latter a luxury generally
only INDUCED In by the well-to-do-is
charged a halfpenny, while q cup Of
tea, chocolate or beef tea costs penny.
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
- -
WHY 1T IS so.

The Failure Of Prohibition In Iowa and the
Causes That Have Led to It--Impeaoh-
ment Proceeding On the Tapis--A soath-
Ing Report.
MuscATISE, IA, January ia com.
mittee consisting Of ex.State Senator
Ping Nichols, Benjamin Hersey and John
Nahon were appointed by the County
Temperance Alliance yesterday TO pre-.
sent report TO the Legislature for the
impeachment Of Judge Walter ]. Hayes,
Of the Seventh Iowa Judicial District.
The report charges Judge Hayes with
wllfully, deliberately and perslstently de.
festing the law by imposing merely
nominal fines, and decreasing the amount
on subsequent offenses, instead OF In.
creasing them as the law requires. II
charges collnslon with District Attorney
Cannon, In requiring convicted saloon.
keepers 10 plead not guilty instead OF
guilty so that the attorney could get
double fees, and gives instances Of
men fined larger amounts when they plead
guilty than when they plead not guilty. I,
charges the Judge with shsmefully reius.
Ing TO apply the law as changed by the
last Legislature requiring him 10 abate
nulsances, the word "shalli having been
substituted for "mayn Of section i6is OF
the code.
The report concludes as followsi "He
gives all possible aid and encouragement
TO the liquor tralilc by his charges, opin.
Ions, decisions, letters, circulars aud In.
tcrslews with the public press. In com.
mittlng the above grave onensc against
justice and propriety he has repeatedly
and in many ways been guilty Of gross
and glaring malieasance In Office. Your
committee are confident that they have
In their hands, or at their disposal for the
use Of the Legislature, ample proof O.
every one OF these statements"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


IN the senate on the Hth the BILL for the
iny in Nav york for army nuynoaos nas,aa
~ NJ. ,...s.,a. i.''e p',e'' p"9'eu'
mt posn e""nhH'eo fesoiu''oh requiring
the Secretary OF tho Treasury TO use both
gold and silver In paying Interest on bonds.
Referred to Finance Committee. Mr. Pugh
spoke on Beck's original silver resolution.
MIR. Brown was too hoarse to speak on the
silver question, so the Senate adjournsd
In the House n resolution calling for in.
formation as to compensation paid
s,oads snnr,ad Tna roa ,1yy ,sarryyns ,he malls wns %
was reported and piaced on the Gale ndar'
The call OF committees for business then
proceeled nnder the new rules One Dill
~as maa. ,"e rna i9oa, .aas seoson @ oi,,
tee Of the whole on lilo pres,dent's mess,,s
and Mr. lenuan smoke an the flnnncInI n,,es
tion, Mr bland moved To postnone tpa Id.
bate, which was adonted and Tie Uouse All.
journed'
,..,
IN the senate on the ldto senator Haw-
ley presided in the absence OF Mr. Eher.
man. Mr.. ingalls, offered n re,plutlon for
,ho s,snonsIon -, st,,a, .at,a,,a a..
49, .o'
soorhoes gave notice thht ne Wouid hot
deliver his eulogy on the late Vice .Presl.
dent Hendricks until the 18th. A resolution
was adopted calling for Information con.
cernng transportation OF fast mail in
the West. The bill admitting Dakota
was called up, but went over until
,arv ", Wsr a. 9n,n,sh enr,ings,,a ,no -, ~.
charge 10 certain members OF tho Mlssonri
Home Guards wss passed. After some
minor business Beeks silver resolution was
oailen up and hr Coke mhue asneech,..s.
N the House Mr: Curtin Declined 70 serve on
tne banklng anu currency committee. Ths
PRESIDENTIAL succession Dill was called up.
W. Ne my mihoIl.y Iepott nau NOT peen
printed DEBATE was postponed and the House
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
iHHvnAH rHaArnsHr.


sHsskisa fsashsstts fs.ssie<a urss as@s
s#fEF fsmsisss ss ths HiniHs e#smF Nsss
ssiiiss.s Asts' fisitam aisseFy Fiysissa h
uampsfiseas.A seslsas salsisss faf issis.
iatiea.
LottsvtIfg, Nv, Janaafy iF.--MAn'a
lnhumanlly u man waa graphically lllas
tfzted BY story II suffering sad misery
which comes from the convict camp neaf
jsilleo on The line between Kentucky and
Tennessee The region IL oue u the
Widest and most spafseiy settled In the
STATE, and u IL rarely visited ~ heard
from by The outside world II Ii rich In
coal fields, and the mines are operated hy
oontlcta from the Kentucky prison.
Thomas Whallen, prisoner uardonsd
by the Governor and sent home 10 die, ar.
rived In this city yesterday, and gives M.
awful experience.
lie was sentenced about nye months
ago 10 serve three years for killing a ne.
geo In sclf.defense. lie was one of q
gang sent tn the mine on the seventh Of
this month. They arrived Al Jellco late
At night, during heavy storm. The men
we're chained together, and marched 10
the mine ON foot nearly nine miles Ar
rived at the camp, they were huddled TO-
sether In log hut reeklng with foul
odors, the roof Of which was filled with
holes, which served the double purpose
d letting out some Of the smell and let.
ting In the rain.
Al three O'Clock the next morning the
poor devils were reused out and chained
together again. After breakfast Of raw
pork, rice, coffee and a slice Of bread they
were marched 10 the mines and set To
work with the warning that II a certain
task was not completed whipping would
Ge the reward. The tunnel In which the
men were Is but four feet high and they
were forced TO dig In n kneelIng position
The suffering Of the men during the
late cold spell was indescnbable. Penned
up at night In a hut through which the
wind passed almost as II there was no
impeachment; without fire, many Of them
were nearly frozen TO death. Whallen
says when he left the awful place, many
Of the men were down with sickness,
while others who had their limbs frozen
so they could hardly move. were com.
PEELED to work, There are lG5 men at the
mines.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

kim la ~iHieF. eFesess Atm frees
~h#n cess ~ vssgy M u ssesks
std ahsef whsn Hniletsd n hadg ~
Hlni Wfa re t#efs ne~ tefsF= ~ shs ss..
data hAs felleve the lHdvlaaal ifssH eelf by
irfthHfiHa hia frfHpefHfufH, MIR fFufH heaf ~
fuHlnH hifH tHf firm ws#sH#ss sHa sshsHsh
lol ~ Hldfiahias hiH tlsauesi hUf Tst isun
nfile'lHn n increasing aefYe ppssE hat aim
NV ~ Diminishing shH ssHalbliltf ~ HE nerve
structures and thereby lassaHnx HE con.
eeiauaness ~ lmpfesslsaai whether from eals
q hea! q weasinsss M q gai,. u eisss
ans dapfee ieaaenad tha effects III fha evils Es
whlah he "a sAspuaed. but has diminished ne
consciousness NJ thelf eflalanee and fhafaby
Impaired hls Judgment n0nesFnlas the DE-.
sfco n ihelf aotlan upan bin Il u thls prop
rfiY NJ ainahqi tn pfrdnFe that sense VI sAaa.
huugHnFg aid ethllalHtioH arising from d.
mlnutlan ~ nerve haHslbllltg. that gives II fhs
fascinating aud drlualep ppwsf usaf tho hu.
man race which y has welded 20 fninousiy
for centuries gone hY Hat while The presence
" alcohol dininlshes The sansiblllty VI tho
nervous structure u alsu regards ail the mole.
nular changers. thereby diminishing the hnfiYis
" Of nutrition, secretion elimination and the
oyalntlon Of heat, constituting q true organic
redativr"
lei me give, in noncluson, the authoritative
language of this kesiof among physicians. Tor
n Ia \ hArblnFer Of the now departure In
thtnltiuH fof NHteh MI temVUfHhes Nnfuen
toll and pray, He says
~ spoak the more positively on this subject
because for more than thirty years past have
faithfully tested tho correctness Of tho senti.
nonia have given you IN relation 70 tho
therapeutic effects md uses 0f alcoholic liqufds
IN an ample clinical experience both In hos.
pltHl and private practice. and during that
time have found no ease of disease and no
emergency arising from accident that could
not treat more successfully without any form
Of formonted and distilled liquors than with"
have gathered these significant facts for
your consideration by request Of thoughtful
and scholarly wOInnu OF your own profession.
who are my honored ooadIutors In the Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union. You will
soon be out among the homes and NJ tho bed.
sides Of the people, Your advice. implicitly
believed IN and oboyed, will shape many
destiny for this world and the Best There
are beloved sons aud daughters 0f gentle
mother hearts who will have clear or clouded
brains because OF temperance habits con-
frmei or incorporate habits begun under
your auspices, Aud SO, while I pray Ood'a
blessing upon your own hearts and lives.
earnestly invoke His spirlt A. your guide.
thnt revcrenty studious Of his laws written
IN our mcmbers, and obedient 10 His deoaioEue
Of natural law, your work aud Influence may
nightly rn-entOrce the army OF Temperance
mon and women who nght for God and home
aud native land.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

cHIcaso, IT., Jsnusfy ss-A speeia
dispatch from DsmIHE. n. n, published
this morning. ss1ss "A gentleman nha
Il connected With Tex.ltars.l ~ax.xu.
usntal saairs h authority for The state
meaf that the Territorial gssernnssHt Il
actually negotiating with Colonel Baylor,
raise : body = rsnrers 70 come ever lsta
New nsxisa snd ext<fminnts The Apsshsz
Baylor Ass nd sf<at experiences - q
Indian hHhtef. ard Il i thought that viii
: epspI< 4 hua<if<d fie<<d raHxxfz N
cold enptnFs lhe Aco<kes o. brIss sk&ls
sss's1 ~ Z ! ss = = ~ >, = : - ;':. '1''1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

TEE effect Of Secretary Lamar's decision
is still felt on Bell telephone stock, which
has dropped 10 $50 on the Boston stock
board.
FIVE hundred cigar packers OF New York
have resolved 10 90 out with the cigar
makers In all shops where the lattsr may
be locked out.
Frvf prisoners escaped from the county
fall al Poplar Bluf, No., on the 1ssh.
They were allowed this freedom througt
the negligence of the oolored jsnitor.
Pnor. o. y. Fowler was arrested on the
isth at Buffalo. N. Y, and held 10 await
the action Of the grand jury on charge o,
practieing medicine Illegally.
Tnx Chicago chief Of police has issued
an order that ali doors and windows of
bar.rqoms opening on q street or alley
shall be closed on Sundays, beginning on
January I'D.
]. W. CLEAsr and wife, a wsil-known
and highly esteemed coupis. were arrested
at Chattanooga, Teun., on the 10th, charged
with robling Mrs. B. y. Yanosy. The
families lived together in the same house.
and were on the bsst Of terms.
Nv. JoHs KELLY, OF New York, had .
sudden relapse last week, and for several
days u was thought he would die. Tbs
crisis has, however. been passed, and be Il
picking up again slowly.
A WOMAN named Mrs. Mary Humphreys
vas arrested as Nashville, Tenn, on The
18th for dsfrsuding the government.
II IL reported that Republican Senators
propose 70 Issue subpoenss 70 compel the
Cabinet officers 70 furnish information they
ash about suspended oflcials.
Da. THOMAS W. KxxsK, member Of the
Virginia hoaseiof delegates. fell dead On the
foor Of the house on the leah from sears
disease. He bad Just taken his seat after
addressing ths house.
MISS KarK BArsRD. the eldest daughter
Of the Secretary Of State. died suddenly
at Washington on the isth.
CoseasssxAx GLASS, Of Tennessee, vino
has introduced bill 10 return cotton taxes
collected from the Southern States during
The var, pass the amount dee Tennessee ~
0k5sen, Arkansas Il, ,sss -; nizssssippi,
o,sla.en. Ieaisisns. s1a.as1oI.
Tnr UnIs<d States ssprsne cssrs he's
.e.dsreia decision 10 NE e1ecs that . taz
= epmnwrisl rsvsl>ss esnnss bs I>ealiy
iupssed By stase - esvporstiss.
- xs~s--h1~ <cnu6x "a - a.. ~i.kS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

A COOL PROCEEDING.
The Deliberate Suicide Of Oscar Kosser,
German Citizen Of Louissills, Ky.

Berman Citiren OF Louissills, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, January ia sui.
eide under peculiar circumstances oc-
Cured here last night. Oscar Koeger, a
German, well.to-do, thirtY.nve years OF
age, with family Of wife and four chill.
dren, has been drinking heavily Of late.
After supper he called his children up TO
him, one by one, kissed them and told
them papa was going away forever. He
then walked over 70 his wife, and after
embracing her told her he was going 10
kill himself. She paid no attention 10 the
remark, and he went out al the front gate,
taking his Oldest boy, a child Of twelve,
with him. He told the boy 10 20 10 a
telephone station and call patrol wagon
10 come 10 the corner Of Shelby and Main
for dead man. The boy went and
the father went 10 the corner named,
where his wife's mother lived. lie told
her his life had been failure and he pro-
posed to end IL. lie then went 10 the
front gate. pulled pistol and shot him.
self through the heart. The patrol
wagon arrived aud he was taken 10 his
home In Il. No cause was assigned ex.
cep, that Koeger had been respondent
for some days.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
TEMPERANCE READING.
A netrFH WAY.

w HHflfut fsFA thH fNHHH wefe sgnt
viii f8f aHf.Hnds HfWwHHd
IT, sHF fHHif iHHf HanNHHn AHHHH
Thu Festive iu#fd HfuuHd
While wlhn luHaHed lhaif father hssfta
Ara fNutfd iheif seimeiefa Hiflh
Anh iHfi fhein tiial than ihp hfuiea
That tsasi upun tbu earth
fHi We have found 4 hotter way
70 give Hiif fHfunta iuf
We Hpufn The wiun rupffHm our lips
II charms hnt ~ duaiftY
What thuttah u HpNH vi Hlrar Rnd bright
~ fHif AMI aWpei ihlnHf
II hHth n last . sefponl hta,
The deadly Hdhefa sting
II turns the fuddf bloom Of youth
10 blight RHd foul decay!
And What Ia worse u takes The glow
uf Innocence away
Oh give Ne hni the crystal springs.
Tho hlf nnd sunlight tree,
With love Hnh truth, and who Will then
Ilu happier than Wef
- h lipod IN Temperance Iidnnr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Tvs gflstsi dsssh return N ths eofan#
sH sHs bHfkiaf Fgwisf, WIN sttsmpsad 10
murder ths druggist recently Al lfsaa.
fippis, Ind, has Whu vas Killed IN the "a.
tempt, contains tha following hflsi en-.
tries oaeapatI8H, burglar duration ~
dlsease, aaiekef than lightning, complies.
tleH, Hseallhre fevelvsfl duration n
complication, instantaneous
os tbe 18th the miners and eohs drawers
TIRES down their tools ~ the Standard
coke Works, at ths conHsllsvIlls region.
demanding a ten per cent advance In
wages The indications are that the strike
will become general 1ihl. is The beginning
of what threatens 10 be a general strike.
The Standard Works are among the largest
In the eoks region. aud il was expected
other workers would fellow
Tgs sailors we're lodged In jail at phlla.
delpbla on the nth charged with mutlny.
TuE Irish Exchequer Bench has ruled
that the Irish League IA not Illegal.
Tnr 0reeIan Ministry will resign unless
the King sssents 10 an alliance with Ser
via. =
THE striking employees Of the Edgar
Thomson stecl.works, at Pittsburgh, Pa.
rejected an offer Of the firm through
Father Hickey, Catholic priest
THr London & Northwestern Railway
Company has decided 10 substitute iron
sleepers for wooden ones, and other roads
will probably follow suit.
THE arrest Of an Akron (O.l saloon.
keeper on charge OF adultery on the 10Th,
developed the fact that he was living with
a woman whom he bought from her hus-
band for a nickle.
THE Government OF Madagascar has con.
sented to allow France to have a minister
resident at the capital and TO maintain q
special reference guard.
AT convention OF Irish societies Of
Boston, held on the nth, II was voted TO
have no parade on 81, Patrick's Day, but
instead to have lecture In the evening.
A BILL is TO be introduced In the British
Parliament TO amend the copyright law so
as TO enable England to enter the Interna-
tional Union,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
Death Of the "Oidest fnhabitant" Of
Louisiana.

Nav ORLEANS, La, January Is.-
There died here Friday aud was buried
yesterday Marie Augus,in, eolored, the
oldest person In Loulslsns and reputed
TO be i2s years Of age. Marie leaves a
daughter, Celestine Maturin, the young.
est Of seven and herself woman oi
eiKhty-sir years, fact established by the
church records. Deceased was q native
Of Africa and was brought 10 this coun.
Try In lTss, being then q grown woman
She lived in fberviIle Parish until is0l
when she came 20 New Orleans, whers
she had ever since resided. She spoke
English and French and number of na.
tive African dialects. The old woman
when she died, was mere skin and bones
and without an ounce of superhuous
eesh on her.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Rocsrosr, I'm, January 1.-The
jury In the case Of Walter seaver., on
trial for The murder Of Albert shaul,
brought in verdict Of guilty, and de.
fsHdant was sentenced 10 twenty -one
years In The penIssnslav. The crime
was committed In 1891. ssasers and his
cousin were quarreliHg, when Albert
shaul stepped In a. pesesmsksr. where
upon ssaseTs stabbed him. The murder.
sr then left the county and State and
went 10 Missouri. where he vas apprs.
Blended In September last sad returned
70 this State By rsqnisition for triai.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

CHICAGO, III., January ia little
girl Of ten yeals, with tab reading. ''Fof
Cheyenne. with care" attached TO her
breast by strip Of blue ribbon. passed
through Chicago last night en- route for
Denver. Her name l. Katie Erb. and she
halls from Newark, M. Her mother 10
nutofpus woman Of that place, and The
society for The prevention Of cruelty to
children, learning that her iather vas Z
well-to-do resident Of Cheyenne, &C.
gualHied him with The facts, and secured
from him . promise 70 receive and care
for her.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

wassfsaros, D. G., January IA
Senator CuIlom's Select Committee %
ister-stas> RaiIrosd transportation siIl
IN day Or I've report n original Intsr.
Stats eomm<Fc< biii, ssd Il the same sim>
submit IN exhaustive fspofs IN IL sup
port The COMMITTEES spent ! rood
rst a NJ snmmer In iis in-
~~~s'~=sss=r-, - - - ='=es.
daily slnce Congress nasenhled. A. {
re&Hlf u II lnb1yn. s<sef1f rrInmsa a
ofnl l<ssimsny snd ! nnuhef y ln1erp<t-
~ pnpxFs fFsm lsn<IIne safhssItI<a haze
ke<a eafl<<ted sad printed, ii n nhi<h
IN = - pehlI< uk1a ~ rsc>g4 =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
nIsCeLLANEous.

SEVERAL Mexican editors have recently
been imprisoned for making libelous at
tacks on the authorities.
THg Secretary OF the Interior decides
that the Government should enter into
suit to test the validity Of the Bell tsls-
phone patent.
FoR the twelve months ended December
n, 1885, the value Of The exports Of mineral
oils was sta,2ii ,ssl, again,. SO. ysii the
year before.
THr number Of employees required In the
customs service The NEXT fiscal year Is
es,lmsssd a. l.oss, and the total expense
Of collection at ss5ei 80 The psfsens
employed during The rear ended June ID,
1886, numbered 4szT. and The expense CT
collection was s8.pis.91i.
ON the iIth at q meeting Of the Social
istic League at Dublin. q Russian Sihilist
advocated the use Of the dagger In further
Ing the objects Of the people.
THr total value Df The exports sf domss-
tic cattle ani hogs and Of beef. pork and
dairy products for the twelve months
eUHH1 UtEFfHt@f 1ft tzFNff WV F"|tff'f~-Ms
against ss.ila. .iIa The previous year.
DuHIxe the seven days ended the 18Th
the import. Of dry goods at New York
were valued 81 si.n5l.gls.
GnxAr distress is fslt in soma parts Of
Ireland. and famine l. feared.
Fon the seven days ended the lssh The
failures In The United States and Canada
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