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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
PANAMA.

PANAMA, June The notorious steam.
er Virginius Is in the harbor oil Asplnwall.
A Spanish man. war entered the port
on the 2lst ult., and on the same day
also the U. s. steamer Kansas. What the
mission Oi the Spanish vessel Is has not
transpired, but the Kansas, 1t will be re-
membered, is the same ship which
over a year ago, conveyed the Virginius
out Of port from under tho guns Of the
Spanish frigates. The Virginius Is under
going repairs, and 1t Is understood that
tho Kansas will remain until the repairs
are completed. ~ ~
The Cuban General Quesada, Is still in
Aspinwall.
Hon. T. T. Thornington, lately appoint.
ed United States consul TO Aspinwall, on
applying to Bagota for theusual ExequRtur
was refused on tho ground that the gov
ernment of Columbia recognized no such
q place as AsplnWall, only that Of a colo.
ny. Secretary Fish, upon being informed
OF the refusal, appointed Mr.. Thorington
"a commercial agent at Aspinwall, with
the powers Of q Consul, requiring no exc
quateur.
News has been received here from
Honduras that tho filibuStoring steamer
General Sherman had landed q revolu.
tionary party headed by Palscois OF UIils,
Honduras. The government OF Hondu.
rss has been OverthroWn by them,
and new one installed. PalacioS
and his followers are marching on Guata'
mAls, and II they succeed In entering that
territory afler two or three days march,
they are almost certain to overthrow the
existing Government Of President Bar
rios and re.establlsh that OF the JesuIts
Church party.
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THE SEARCH FOR TnEPoLA
Petty JealOusles Of Commapders,

SNNl ~
NEW YORK, June IA Washington
special says the second expedition to the
Arctic Regions promises already 10 prove,
perhaps, signal failure Rt first from some
cause. The Juniata, Commander Bralne,
was hardly under way when Commander
Greer, who Is 10 have charge Of the IT.
gress, writes to Commodore Ammer:
II will be 10 Annapolis Thursday, and
hope you will have instructions there for
me to the effect that when I fall In with
Rraine, he shall not, without my consent,
inteiere with the personal Of my vessel
/ care nothing for the newspaper articles
but thus far the public mind seems to cen.
tre entirely on Braine, emitting the Ii
gress and her officers. Now do not care
TO have other men steal my thunder. II !
find the Polaris before Braine comes
home l Wish to have full charge Of her,
and power to detail such officers as /
deem fit TO assist in bringing her home. /
hope under Providence TO have safe and
prosperous voyage"
WARRINGTON, July ,S-Assuming the
genuineSs Of the recently publiShed ex-
tract from letter Of Commander Greer
Of the Tigres in reference to what his
conduct will be regarding the PolAris and
his declaration not to be interferred with
by Commander BrAine. The Naval o.
fiCers hero express their surprise that he
should have written such q letter as he
bears q high reputation for seamRnship
and caution. On the expression
Of his sentiments besides they are
more sstonlshed Of the temper Of the let.
ter, as the character OF Commander Braine
affords no ground for the assumption that
he could undertake tointerlere with Com.
mander Greer, who is in full charge Of the
expedition In search Of the Polaris, while
Commander Braiue Is dispatched to make
Inquiries respecting that vessel on the
Arctic coast. The two expeditions are
as distinct as are the Instructions Of the
respective commanders. ...
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The Vassar Girls.

Wehave received, says the correspond.
ent Of tho ST. Louis Democrat, q lettGr from
a female cousin now going to school at
Vassar College, and as the epistle contains
information Of q startling character, It is
thought best to. publish part oft. AZ
ter request to send her down box oil
soft slEte.pencils and gum.drops to eat,
she says: I'VE do have such fun here.
AL the girls are madeyto participate in
outdoor exercises, and We row on the
lake, ride horseback, turn hand.springs,
run iootraces, and have heaps Of fun.
Belle Hastings can climb q thirty.foot
smooth pole in two minutes, Nell Vivian
you remember her) can turn hand
spring and not make wrinkle In her
dress. put q beautiful head on Mary
Dodge yesterday in the boxing-room."
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LATEST NEWS.

Tho temperature at Washington City
yesterday was 10l In the shade.
"A special from Vienna says that the
Emperor Of Austria will visit tho Car
In December.
Tho Postofflce Department has sp.
proved the way mail bill prepared by
Postmaster Chsuncey ]. Tilley for the
use bsggsgemen on postal routes.
John L. Cutlery and @. J.!.Stanwood
have been appointed gaugers. The former
for the Second District Of Missouri, and
the latter for the First Minnesota District.
"A fire at the United States Arsenal at
WatervlIOt, N. Y, Thursday afternoon,
destroyed the warehouse and four sheds
filled with lumber. Loss $4,000. Fire
caused by lightning.
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Tho Army of tho Cumberland Re.
unIOns

PrTTsDURou, July 8.-Ths Executive
Committee having in charge the ar.
rangements for the annual reunion Of the
Army Of the Cumberland, 10 Be held In
this city on the 18th and 18Th Of next
September, held another meeting this
evening and continued thelF work, All
the various sub committees were appoint.
cd to attend to the details, and the pros
pects are that the members Of the society
from abroad will mOet With q cordial
reception and viii be handsomely enter.
tanned fJrEI''' t.E .. .
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Damage by srormuIu the West,

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-The storms Of a
few days past, haVo done great damage
to property In this and adjoining States.
At Springfield, Mo-. night before last the
wooden mill Of N. X. Smith, was demol-
ished, and q large stock Of woolen and
manufactured goods destroyed. The store
house of E. L. Kraft was also ruined, and
several buildings were blown from the
foundation and was greatly injured. The
Methodist church at Otterville, Mo-, de-
stroyed, and several houses badly dam
aged. The growing crops were also Sc.
yerely injured In many localities, and
wheat particularly that is In shock has
been much damaged. In some places II Is
said not more than half the crop will be
saved.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-The storms for
the last few days In Western Ohio and
Eastern Indiana, 1t is feared, have dam.
aged the wheat crop.
A GazsttS special says the trains are de-
lsyed ct Richmond, Ind, and at Dayton,
Ohio. At the latter place the new rail-
road bridge Of tho Dayton & Michigan
road over Wolf Greek isswept away, The
delays are chiefly temporary.
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FOREIGN.
LONDON,
Grand BRnquet..AmeIIcan CelebTas
tIOn Of the Fourth.

Grand BRnQuet..AmeRIcan Celebra'
tlOn Of the Fourth.
LONDON, July 3,-A grand banquet
was given last evening TO the CzarWitch
Prince Of Wales and Duke Of Rdtnburg
at the Trinity house.
The American residents oI London
will celebrate the Fourth by q dinner sI
the LAughan hotel. -.I,
EFFECT OF FEEANoIAL NEWS FROM
AMERICA.
LONDON, July 3.-Dlspstches from New
York reporting reduction in the public
debt and that the receipts from internal
revenue for the fiscal year have been seV,
eral millions in excess of the estimates,
cause better feeling In American secur.
tiles. .I.. .....,.
TIE Proposed IRCREAsE IN BANK or
ENGLAND RCULATIoH. r,r..
NRw YORK, July 3.-The London ReOn.
0miSt Of the 2lst ult. hSs leading article
on tho bill for increasing the circulation
of the Bank Of England, from which It
appears that the Briti1h Government can.
NOT take the proposed action with the
consent Of Parliament
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Gift Concert!
A Full Drawing Certain.
100000 in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH Gl51sPAlO RFuLE
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Enough Of tho 100000 tickots issued for tho
THIRD GRAND Cur CoNCERF, In aid OF the Pub.
Lie Library OF kentucky, having been sold 10 In
sure full drawing and the Wish having bceu
universally oppressed that the 10000 cash RiltH
offered should DO drawn In full and paid In fol!
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
tees, have determined to allow ninety days more
for the sale OF the remnants Of tickets lett on
hand. Tho concert and distribution advertised
for April is therefore postponed 10 Tuesday,
July 8, 1873, on which day, and no other, they
will positively and unequIVocAlly tako place ln
the Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert tho following cash glfIs
will bo distributed by lot and paid In full 10 the
tIekat- t-hnldRFa WIN draw thpF
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TIE fine hotel at Deer Park was opened
to the public Tuesday morning, and it is
rapidly filling up with visitors. An ex-
cursion OF distinguished gentlemen left
Baltimore Thursday afternoon to spend
the Fourth there. Among them are
Nlco President Keyser Of the B. 4. o.
Road and Gen. Sherman. Among the
guests now at the Deer Park hotel we
note the presence Of Mrs. Robert CraDglel
Mr.. Thos. Hughes and family and Mr. W
Il ElCnnegen and wiiC, all Of this city.
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DIR. MORRIS, of New York city, says
that the cobble.stone pavement cannot be
kept clean even when It is well laid. The
interstices fill up with organic matter,
which decays, and the air Is corrupted TO
the extent OF that decay. When the pave
ment, as most Is, Is poorly laid and full Of
deprcssions, these become, Of cou rser
wider receptacles Tor the filth.
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SECRETARY robson is building some
$4,000 stables at the Brooklyn Navy
yard, and tho New York Sun wants 70
know what he Ia building them for. We
don't know, as we are not In Admiral
Robeson's confidence, but we presume he
Is building them for the accommodation
Of tho oTse-mArines.-LOuisUtlS GiTiRT-
,I1rnel
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WOODEN lIIlIs Burped At HumIItou,O.

CINCINNATI, July 8-The Hamilton
Wooden Mills owned by Peter Shepherd
and Israel Williams, oil Hamilton, Butler
country was burned at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Loss 100000. Insured in the
Amazon and Enterprise Companies OF
Cincinnati for $4,000. The opinions
differ as to the cause, some supposed the
building was struck by lightning. Three
men injured and one fatally by falling OF
the root during the fire.
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The u. r. Railroad Paying the July
Interest.

New York, July 3.-1'he Union Pa.
clfc Railroad is today paying tho cou.
pOns due July l, of the first mortgage
bonds of the Company, in order to COIN
ply strictly with the requirements Of the
Injunction which was sprung on the Com.
pany on the eve Of the interest day.
Every person presenting a coupon was
asked the following questions: Do the
coupons you now present belong 10 either
Of the persons named in the lists, numbers
and 2? Are every one coupons Of the
bonds distributed aS dividends or allot.
ments Of the profits Of tho shareholders
Of this Company, directly, or by seven
trustees under the 0akes Ames contract,
or the Dawes contract, or through or by
the Credit MobIlier Of America, and II
so, to whom do they belong?
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WASHINGTON.
Suit Against the Central Pacific
Railroad. ...


WASHINGTON, July 3.-The California
Central Pacific Railroad Company having
refused 10 deliver the government freight
at San Francisco without prepayment Of
the charges sccruiDg on the railroad west
Of Omaha, the Attorney General decides
that this act Is q violation OF law, and that
suit will be brought against the company
for recovery Of the freIghts without pay
ment OF such charges.
Secretary Belknap left at noon to-day
for Philadelphia. He will 60 to Long
Branch before his return, and be absent
ten days.
A formal order detsching Commander
Greer from the Naval Academy aud or
dering him 10 the commando OF tho Tigress
was issued to-day.
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0TTICE or FARnERS' AND DloyERs' BANK,

OF LOUISVILLE, ana set aside Tor tnAt purpose and
can only be uscd for thatpurpose, a win be seen
by the following certificate Of the CAShier:
OPPIcE or FARMERs' AND DRoyERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, kT., April Z, i67S,
This is 10 certify that there 10 In the FarmorB'
and DrOyers' Bank 10 tho credit Of tho Third
Grand Gin Concert, for the beneAt Of the Public
Library q Kentucky, Ave hundred thousand
dollars, which has been set apart BY tho man.
ayers topay the glts in iull, And Wilt bo held by
tho bank and paid ont for this purpose, and this
purpose only. r. 8. VkRCH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds tho ticket
backs, and 90 Of tic 10000, the $4,000, the
90000 tho $40 900, the S6 900, and all tho other
gins, 10, 900 In number, amounting 70 $500 900.
Tho remnant OF unsold tickets will DO furnish.
cd 10 thoee who arst apply (ordeIS accompanied
GgentS) at the following prices Whole tekotS,
go; halves, .; and quarters, 81 30; II whole
tickets for 800, GO for 500, llS for 81 0oO and
bz6 for s. 00O. No discount on Ices than 800
worth OF tickets alta tlmo.
The concert and distribution OF gins will bo
gin At . O'clock on Tuesday morning, July 81 y
Public Library hall, and The following WI bO
the order OF proceedings: lat Music BY orrh98
lrRl band. Cd. PlSciDGof tags Zone for each tick
ct SPIdl DE. IN large w99Sh u. Placing o. gus II
9Th. Explanatory remarks by President, bth
Drawing Of fTHt half Of Blit6. 7th. huslr by
orchestral band. 9Th, Drawing Of last lAlt OF
gifts. 9th. Placing Of large wheel with LAYS iu
hands or committee appointed by audience, iOlh
Grand orchestral concert.
The mGsic on this grand occasion will hs the
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts in tho
wheels and superintend tho drawing and keep
the record OF the drawn numbers will DO chosen
from the best known and most Trustworthy cl'
EenH OF the State all will bO 70 conducted IA tD
bo . perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Just source.
July l2, al O'Clock 4. n. Tickets drawing RiltS
must bc presented at room No. 4, Public Library
builning. where cash checks upon tho Farmers
and DrOYerS Bank Of LoulBvillo, or sight drafls
upOn the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
al the option OF tho holder will be given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for In months nom
tho drawing will be TUNED over 10 the Public
Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOS. 3. BRANLRTTR,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky
For tickets or information Applyto
w. L. RODGERS, Agent.
iO6 Market street, Wheeling, Wv
AD25R&W
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The Pennsylvania War Claim Fraud
,..DecIslon by tho Supreme Court

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania has reversed the
judgment Of the Common Pleas Court Oi
Dauphin county In the case Of tho Com
monwealth against George g.. Evans, in
Yolving tho commissions for the collec'
ton OF State war claims, and ordered q
pcnire ,fIeidS dc mono. Judge Sherwood
in announcing the decision, said Evans
was bound by law TO make q prompt re.
port Of his collections, and II requested
verbally Dy Governor GeGry 70 omit
making such report, as alleged by the de-.
lendant, the Governor had no authority
to release State agent from his official
duty or tho conditions Of his bond,
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A LONG contest in st. Paul, Mimi, be.
tween the sewers and the gas.pipers, to
SEQ which has the prior right Of way
through the streets, has ended In the tri-
umph Of the former, It being held that
such sanitary regulations % the sewers"
are q necessity, and that the private inter.
ests Of the gas company must yield to the
publIc good,
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JUST now Is the proper time Tor the
philosophers oI Springfield to contribute
Iheir liItlO share to tho discussion Of sub
sututes for hanging. One OF them does
10; like "ihe degradation Of being strung
uplikG dog" and recommends the use
Of electricity. We object to this philoso-
piers language because we have the
good name Of the canine race at heart
aud are bound to say, as rule. dogs are
uot strung up while men often are. As
to killing criminals by electricity we
Illnk Il b shooking.-M y, Nat. "
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AN amateur correspondent in Now Jer

AN amateur correspondent in New Jer.
sey gives information as to the suicide by
hanging Of an old gentleman In his vii
lsge, and proceeds TO observe that the de.
ceased twas celebrated there for his cele-
brations Of the Fourth Of July all alone
by himself" These productions he pub
lished local newspaper, (which had q
large sale each season on account Of his
account oI his celebrations" Hanging Is
undoubtedly the natural end Of every
man so eccentric as TO celebrate the
Fourth OF July "sll alone by himself for
many years.
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NARROW EsCAPE-During the preya.
Ieuce OF the thunder storm Of Saturday
last, several of VIM. p. Smiths children
residing below Grandville, hurrying home
to get out Of tho rain, stopped under a
lrcG on the road. A slight lull IN the
Storm, however, encouraged them to
hurry on home, and leaving the tree, they
had run but a lew hundred yards before
the lightning struck the tree under which
they had but a minute or two before
stood, and tore It to picccs,-HorgdntOlrn
D..t
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A Resolnte FemaIe DeIoctIYe.

NEW YoRK, July IA sister Of Col
Nosby, Of Confederate fame, who had
been appointed clerk in the Dead Letter
Office, and who acts as detective for per.
sons engaged in efforts to prevent the
sending ol improper articles through the
mails, camein conflict with DR.. Selden, a
witness for the defendant in a pending
case, and each succeeded In drawing blood
oil the other.
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TIE Boston Rlot, the organ of the Ro.
man Catholic Church. takes strong ground
in favor oI paying workmen their wages
on Monday instead Of Saturday. It says I:
mems liYes are wasted, their families
ruined, their morals murdered, by the
spendthrift habits formed on Saturday
night, the night Of full pockets and no
work ahead. This is the night Of terror
to numberlesS poor families in all great
cities"
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A MAN In Buffalo, only nineteen years
old, married twice last week, and was
very much surprised that anybody should
arrest him for bigGmy. But his last mar.
riage was on Friday, and, Of course, that
was "unlucky." The two unhappy wives,
meanwhile, being confronted with each
other, qusrreled about him, each declar.
ing she didn't want him, but the other
shoulden't have him.
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OK Sunday next, the 9th day Of July,
the Moravians Of this country and Of Aus.
tria will commemorate the I've hundredth
anniversary Of the birth Of John HuEs,
tho Bohemian reIormer, who was burned
at the stake as 3 hereto on the 9th ol
July, 14l5-hls iorty.Second birthday.
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ITALY.

The "MInlSlerIaI Crisis" Holds ON.
RoMB, July 8.-Thc crisis in the min
istry continues. Mlnghetti has lailed'to
form a cabinet, and the King has sum-
moned Count De Kambray Digny to I'm.
dertakc the task.
FLORENCE. July 3-Tho report that an
earthquake in the northern section ol
Italy this morning caused BY the erup-
tion Of a volcano near Farra Is cOntradic.
NnI
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Flood In the AII,sourI,

ST. JosKPH, July S-The river is now
within four and a half feet oil the high wa.
ter mark Of 1874, when the flood Was,thc
greatest ever known in the Missouri, and
Is still rising. Considerable damage has
been done TO the 81. Joe & Council Bluffs
Railroad, near Nebraska City.
The National Anniversary will be ap'
propriately celebrated here tomorrow.
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CHOLERA.

CINCINNATI, July S.-Thero were four
deaths from cholera in this city TO day.
NASHVILLE, July 3-There were five
deaths from cholera in this city to-day,
and Eve from other causes. No now cases
are reported.
MnrPHIs, July 3-There were twenty
lnterments here today, elk oI which were
cholera. .,n.LI .a
LOUISVILLE, KY, July Three deaths
occurred in the city to-day, which the
physicians pronounce cholera.
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More Earthquake in ItnIY.

FLORENCE, July ga dispatch from
Belluno, fifty miles north Of Venice, says
shocks Of an earthquake were felt in that
city and adjacent country this morning.
Ths volcano near Fan, ten miles from
Belluno, quiet for some time, commenced
an eruption, and the water OF the lake In
the vicinity boiled.
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THE rage for the ie" the termination
to girls names has Comu 10 u disastrous
conclusion In one Oregon family. A
farmer named AXE christened his eldest
girl Belle. She had some cards printed
In the "ie" fashion, and--Well, after
looking at the result she concluded Belle
was pretty enough Tor her and burned
them
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Weather Report.
War DRAlTHRRT,
VgPIoH OF rHH CHEY SIsNAL 0YTIolR.
WARRINGTON, D. O., July $500 Z. \.
PROBABILITIES

PRoBABLITTBa.
For Friday In the Gulf States, south
westerly winds and partly cloudy wealth
er, possibly with rain on tho Texas COST,
For the South Atlantic States, south To
southeast winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather.
In the Middle Atlantic States, generally
clear weather, followed by local storms In
the afternoon.
In New England, New York and
the lower lake region, q falling barometer
high temperature and variable winds
mostly from the southwest, and cloudy OF
partly cloudy weather and numerous To-
cal rains.
In the Ohio palley toeIterly tuirdJ, L0trsI
temperature, partly cloudy and clearing
iceduIer.
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A GREAT pigeon shooting tournament
ia announced to take place to-day at
Warren. The prizes are breech.load.
ing shot gun and silver coffee urn, silver
sci and an ivory handled revolver.
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A CHOLERA Casa AT GUYANDoTTE.-
We we're informed this morning that Rev.
= Fawkes, the N. +, minister at Guy
AndoIte, died Of cholera on last Sunday
night. the deceased preacher, on tho
morning OF that day, conducted divine
services as usual. Toward evening, how.
ever, he WAS attacked with that dreadful
disease, which soon ended his lile.-Plr-
Asrt5uyg Times.
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Enforcing the Prohibition Law In
Massachugetts.

WoRcEsTER, July SIN the Municipal
court, this morning, twentY.lour sellers Of
patent and pop beer were arraigned, ten
were fined S170 each, and four costs on
four complaints; nine were fined 800 and
co5tg, and4he rest $40 and costs. Sellers
who had heaviest fines were held in $500
each. all appealed.