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Geo. ]. Plume, who has admitted that
he encroached upon the estate of the late
Chas. a. Lamont in order to carry on his
Wall street speculntions, sent u notifca.
ton to the Stock Exchange this morning
that he was unable to fulfill his obliga.
iinna.
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additional MarketS.l !
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, October i7.-CATrLR-Re.
ceeipts to-day cars Of through and 80 cars
oI yard stock, or 57S head. Prime IS 40.
good S. 90, common So %.
HoGs-ReceiptS to-day 1870 head. York.
ers 50 OOa5 %, PhiladelphIas $50 0a5 90.
SHEEr-Receipts to-day 500 head. Sell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-18

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The High
Court Of the Order OF Forresters was in
session again to-day. St. Louis was
chosen as the place for holding the next
meeting. In the afternoon the Forresters
paraded the streets and at night were
bandueted BY local societies,
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw YORK, October l7.-Rouz & Cos
aud Hertz h Cos. cabinet factories on
10Th street, were burned this morning
with other buildinga. Loss 100000. Ii
10 isreported that one fireman was killed
by the falling walls.
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New York, October 1.-THE Dee
Keepers National Convention to day
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Thirty new members were added to the
association.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October ia telegram from
Simla denies the report from Calcutta
that n war is believed to be imminent
between the British and the Ameer OF
Afghanistan and the Khan Of Kelat. It
states that British relations with Kslat
were never better and there Is no danger
Of frontier war,
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faclurers were established. American
manufacturer we're rapidly progressing,
and America was thus becoming great
free trade nation. Laughter.
Gen. Grant then warmly thanked the
company for The reception given him.
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ELMIRA, October l7.-At the Susoue,
hanna river regatta, at oswego, Courtney
won the first prize, $500, making a mile
and half and return in 90 minutes, lll
seconds, the fastest time on record; Riley
ID; johnson Sd.
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Lockout ON the clyde.

LONDON, October 1.-THE iron work.
ers in the Clyde shipbuilding yards de-
manded an increase OF wages. The mas
tiers have resolved on 4 lockout, which
will involve 1000 men.
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NEw York, October l6.-The widow
q the late Hiram Cranson, Of the New
York Hotel, has offered his will for pfo.
lbase. The estate is valued at Sl5O,OO0,
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OMAHA, October l7.-Geu. Sherman
with Generals Poe and Bacon, OF hi
staff, passed through here to-day. They
went East via st. Louis and Cincinnati
REMOVED FOR CAUSE.
Gov. Garben to-day removed Case
Wyman, Warden of the State Penitentia
ry. The gravest OF crimes are CHARGE
against him.
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LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE Mason.
!c Grand Lodge Of Kentucky continued
Ia session to-day, electing officers.
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Weather IndIcatIons.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OYvIcR or THR CuIRV SIsSAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Ucr. ISL a. y. J

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas, stationary
temperature, south winds and falling ba'
rometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy and rainy
weather, warm southeast, shifting to cold,
er northwest winds, falling followed by
rising barometer.
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CHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

li prepared 10 make careful and complete analyL,
OIL Iron Ores, Lmestones, Mineral WateI, etc.
IAboratory cor. 18th and Chapline street,
auI9 WhselIuS, ", Va
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BOOK BINDING.

We are prepared to make Blank
Books for Banks, County cEicss,
Merchants, and others, with print
ed heads or without, on the best
paper and tirst-cIass Binding,
which for durability and elegance
cannot be exCeIIed, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see sps-
Cimens at the
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
@S and ~ Fourteenth NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06
GRADED TAXATION.

A bill introduced in the House os
Representatives by @. H. Harrison, Of
Illinois. proposes new departure from
the present methods of+axaiion. Ac-
"cording to o synopsis Of the bill,
furnished by telegraph. it provides for
levying al tax on the incomes ofsah
American citizens, the tax to be graded
according to the amount of the income.
!. No income under $1,000 is to. be taxed:
but between that amount and $4,000
it is graded. All incomes over $4,000
are to be taxed per cent. This appears
to be, al just aud equitable method of
levying taxes. The rich man who
has an income Of 500, 900 or
over can well afford to pay a
higher tax than the poor man
whose income is barely sn&cient to
support him. 1t is the only method
yet devised to compel rich bond holders
to contribute to the support of the
Government. They receive a large
interest in gold on invested capital now
.untaxed for any purpose. and it is but
simple justice to compel them to pay
taxes on their incomes for the support
OF, the Government which protects
them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06
CoNKLING UNcoMPRoMIsING.

An effort is being made by mutual
fsiends to effect q compromise between
Hayes and Copklng onthe civil service
reform question. The Senator. how
ever. appears 10 Do naeonlapromisipg
and will not bury the Ratchet SO long
NJ Eyalis and rSehplz. case, retained in
the Cabinet. The Senator has the adj
vAntsgs-of the President in this, that
all the members # the Senate desire to
controlthe appointments from their re-
speclivs States. and do not believe in
l-tting the President. upon the pretext Of
reform, interfere with that privilege.
Conkling. therefore. can defy. the
White House, and prevent any changes
not satisfactory to him being made in
tAe New York. customs house. AS
Eyarts aud .Schurz are not likely 10 be
aelnoved, the feud between Conkling
aud Hayes will net cease daring the
present session Of Congress,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06
THE GEORGIA. ELKOTION.

-s~ae sstr.
An election was held In Georgia yes
terday for members of the Legislature
ard adoption or rejection of. the new
constitution The Legislative election
was one sided affair. there being no
opposition to, the Democratic candi-
dates. 1t is believed thai the new con-
stitutiou has been adopted by. a large
majority, and that Atlanta will continue
to be the capital of the State. Georgia
~, f possible. more partisan than aNer-
wont.. In the latter State the Demo-
Gratis have an organization and nomi-f
nate candidates; whos are never elected.
but in Georgia there is no Republican
organizatioa.. .tulA,...
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06

Committee OF Arrangements.
G. G. Biles. 9, Haws
Robert Adler. L. Il. klckard'
Henry Hlnkey.
Invitation Committee.
b. Hanna. LIB. Bracket.
MILL CITY.
C.E. TAYLOR, DR.. Jas. Geuld.
RYE PATCH.
L.w. Greenwell, David Cowan.
HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
LA. BiakesIee. @. 8. Osborn
+. G. Mcclellan.
Henry Wingate. John Cody.
paradise VALLEY.
B. f. Riley, Chris. Hinkey,
J, n. Harvey.
CAMP NC pERxrr. oU1S RIVER AND WILLOW
CREEK.
Jas. Hurst, Fl. Hoppin,
Frank snapp.
GoLcoNDA.
J. A. Mcbride, Felix Lazy.
BATTLE M USrAIS.
wv Mcwiiliams, A. Middleton.
Floor Director.
j. E. Sabine.
Floor Managers.
Charlss4sfcDeid, Fl. Huxley,
j. Enlton, A. - Shepard,
Dr. James Gould, OF Mill City.
Rsesptio0 ComnsIttse.
n. Levy, b. stanton,
E. Reiu1art, ]. ". Young,
David peruux. Chas. A. Latfraye,
M. y. B9nnideld. Charles kemler.
X. w. Levi, Henry Busch.
Music by Hogan's String Band
TICKETS. .......$30 90.
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s M WAsHINGfoN, Dec. 5.
The Secretary Of the Interior and At
tbrney General, by reason of the refer
ence of the subject to them at the last
(. Cabinet meeting. have now under con-
sideration for investigation and report
to the President the resolution recently
passed by the House of Representa-
tives concerning the alleged violation
of law by the Union Pacific Railroad
and branches. in refusing to operate
their roads without Discrimination
against each other. 81
The President and Conkiing.
t.t.r CHICAGO, Dec. s..
A Washington special to the Inter
Ocean says there is q movement among
the mutual friends Of Conkling and the
President for a compromise by which
the President shall allow Arthur and
Cornell to. remain in office in New.
York. To make this easier. the New
York delegation has signed request
that they be retained. The President
however, has already decided to re-
nominate Roosevelt. Prince and Mer-
rift, and will probably send their names
to morrow. Conkling win not make
friends with tho President while Evarts
and Schurz are in the Cabinet.
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Non AT ALL

Was it another instance of Demo
cratic. economy which .laft unnamed
the Life Saving Station where the
Huroa drove ashore ?e-Gold HillNews.
Net at all. Congress made q larger
appropriation for the Life Saving
Service. last year, than vas eyer made
before" II was not Democratic
economy. but Robeson's thievery. that
caused the trustworthy Huron to, go
20 pieces.
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Delinquent Taxes.
OFFICE or COUNTY AUDITOR

OFFICE or COUNTY AUDITOR,
Humboldt County, Nevada, Nov. %, 1877.
n Office is hereby given that the delin-
~ qusnt tax list'for the fiscal year Of 1877
has bern deposited with the District Attorn y
OF Humboldt County, Nevada, aud that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
TO the Country Treasurer Of said County viii h.
in twenty (1O) days from the date hereof,
action will DO commenced BY tue District
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes and
costs. 80 CHAkLE5A LAGRAVE,
County Auditor Of Hum boldt County, New.
n n 3 decEtd.A W. 4 n II ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06

Nw - - "a - - - r CT 4 Lsft
In the habeas corous CASE OF Senator
Patterson. OF South. Carolina. Judge
Humphreys. of Washington. has
aecidedtnat he is not a fugitive from
instice. and has remand.d him, to- the
Senate.
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Administrators Notice.

NORICE is Shereby given to all person.
In having claims against Thomas Dillon,
Of Big Meadows, deceased, bu present tho
same with necessary vouchers TO the under
signed, AT Winnemucca, Nevada, within four
mouths from fhe date Of publication of this
notice orthe same will be forever barred.
"eN re ~ =. PAT BE u.
~ i'.f'' Public Administrator.
Winnemn.ca, Nevada. December 8, 1871. 4w
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds of mines for the quarter end
ing September 30. bB77 is fIDw due and PAYABLE
ut my office 10 the GouFt-house OF the County
81 hnmpoidt, and that the laws for its COZ.
lection Milt be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER, County Assessor.
By 8. BuoKNvh. Deputy Assessor.
!. Winnemnccs. November IL. 1871. i'm
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Berry's Granger PrOciivittes.
= t'Aie SkcRAMENTo, Dec. 6.
The Legislature completed its or.
ganization yesterday. The message of
Speaker Berry was received with con-
siderable dissatisfaction, as reports of
tits too strongbias toward country in
terests gained ground during this morn
ing. No fewer than 20 Senator'S and
Asseinblymen bave expressed slight
dissatisfaction with the document, and
fear Lest Mr.. Berry will, in times of ex-
element. allow his natural Granger
proclivities to warp his better Judgment.
The Speakers friends, on the other
hand, declare he will be very Daniel
A Bill to Regulate Fares on street
RHAVFH 80 Railroads. i09H OH +
During the Assembly session, Mr..
Forsythe, OF Saa Francisco, arose to
give notice that he would introduce a
bill to regulate street railroad fares in
San Francisco, but he was ruled out of
order. as all the formaliiies of organ
izing had not been completed. From
present appearances the San Francisco
delegation are at least united in a deter
miuation to look after the general in
terests otthe city which they represent.
Time will show whether their actions
and promises are in accord.
Democratic sCarcus,-No Ballot for
Senator Vet.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.
After the Assembly adjourned last
evening the Democrats of that body
went into csuons> The main object of
the caucus was to take into eonsidera-
ton a proposition from Democratic
Senatorsta'mee IN joint caUeus Thurs
day evening to ballot for Democratic
nominee to the United States Senate.
Hail. of Salsno, occupied the chair.
The Democrats. faany decided not to.
&c. iuto the Senatorial caucus tonight.
They decided not to have Chaplain.
Repablica m Ca6sas-<fiis tspea ker's
Generosity s-s~alw
A Republican caucus was held in the
Office ct the Secretary of State at the
same time that their rivals held theirs.
in the larger ,chamber. Abbstt was in,
the chair. AS soon as the meeting had
organized, Berry, Speaker of the As
sembiy, asked to be admitted. He ex.
planned the object of bis, coming by
saying that he was anxious to do foil
justice to the minority in hrs selection
of committees, and he would therefore
prefer TO appoint such gentlemen as
the Republicans would select. He
wanted not only to give them fair
representation, but to. allow them at
least an actual voice in the orgapiza.
ton Of committees, as they practically
had none in the organization of the AS
sembly. The caucus returned thanks
to Mr.. Berry for his. courteous offer
and iuformed-him that they would take
that offer nuader consideration. Berry
and the consolidated minority held an
earnest discussion upon this unusuall
piece oSgenerosity.
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Russia ns- Eailing Back

Mehemet Ali telegraphs as follows,
dAssdayest-rday: We advanced beyond
Ksrmsrle. Orr lines nov confront the
Apsslans. whIa4 hayas sfsllens hack on
WkMoheahas . Tt7res-. irR.. sa9 +,
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YyHIs SPLENDID AND WELT Known
Il Hotel has been thoroughly overhauled
aud repanted. and is second to none in the
State.
Every convenience for single guests or
families. 'r fA-tN
Good rooms, clean beds. and pleasant
parlors. 4.s .-sa
THE BAR
Is supplied with this best wines, liquors
and cigars. e,r4.-
headquarters for Hum boidters.
This travelling public viii md the Pro.
prietor md Hoase u. X y Aug3 TIT
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Austrian Remonsfra n GO.

Austrian Remonstra NJ e.
LONDON, Dec. S.
A Belgrade correspondent says
Austria has sent a remonstrancs agajnst
Servia's participation in the war. No
note has been received from Turkey or
England. Final arrangements between.
Servia and Russia do not seem to be
complete.
fsOamanians~ Ordered to GO Slow.
LONDON. Dec. 5.
A Bucharest dispatch states that the
Roumanian General Loupd has been
ordered to, siacken his advance from
oLonss PalanAa TO Widin. 1t is said
these instructions were given so that
he may be able to cooperate with the
Seryiaps. The number of defenders
of Widin has been raised to II 900, and
the inhsbitsnts Of the surrounding.
districts are arming. General Protics
has been appointed Chief of seryian
Staff. - gsz
MaC Mahon to Respect the Law
che COnstttatioa. and the Re-
public. t~ 80
PARIS, Dec. 5.
In Parliamentary circles this eve,
ming, 10 consequence of. groups of the
Left having protested against the im-
putatiou that they wished. to modify
the Constitution. an arrangement is not
thought impossible. and negotiations
to. that endsase believed to be immi-
nent. tbs believed. that the Left is
inclined o'postpone the debate on the
budget question till Monday. in order
to facilitate negotiations. M. de Welche,
Minister Of the Interior. in receiving
the Mayor Of Pasis and others to-day,
declared that the Marshal's intent. was
not coup d.etat; the Government
woald respect the Law. the Constitution
and the Republic. s. srv
Minister Welsh 20 be Welcomed
49, 49, at liverpool. '-f.3- -a--e.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 5.
At te-days Town Council the Mayor
annoanced his inteutioa of meeting
Minister Welsh on his arrival at Liver.
pool and welcome him to England. He
invited the councifto join. =
Capture OF elena Concerned.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 5.
A. dispatch FROM SufeinIan Pasha
yesterday confirms tho capture of Elena
with the taking of II guns, 90 ammuni-
ton wagons and 800 prisoners. The
Russian loss is estimated at 5000,
killed and wounded.
Importance OF the Elena Victory
fRassians Before Erzsroaas
LONDON, Dec. s..
A special from Adrianople says the
victory at Elena removes all danger of
an attack or the Viz Bogahaz by the
Russians, and consequently enables
the ten Turkish battallons which have
hitherto been guarding 1t, to join Sui
ieman PAsha's army. The Russians
now have $50 guns in position before
Err sroutn. t.'t
-
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

1851 TIGitJD.
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Graded Taxation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
AAbll was introduced 10 the House
to day by Harrison. of Iilanois. to pro-
vide for an income tax. 1t proposes to
levy uponincemes ofall United States
citizens which may be.over 81, 900 and
under $4,000 annually. per cant. i;
over ~. 600 And under $4,000 ~ per
cent. and a tax graduating scale,ap to
and including $23. 900; over S23sO9O
aud nnder $3S QUO tax OF 8 per cent. f;
and over $35. Ooa and unoer 800, 600
4 per cent; and s per cent. on an.n.
eomsa over. S5l 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-06
EASTERN DIsP ATCHEs


The Georgia Election.
: AUGUSTA. Dec. 5.
The election in this State. to-day for
members of the Legislature and rati6.
cation of the new Constitution passed
off quietly, there being no opposition
for members of either House. The in
dioations are that the Constitution will
be adopted by1a large majorify land
Atlanta still be the Capital Returns
from different sections indicate that the
new Constitution. and the Homestead
Act of 1877 are adopted by from Is, coo
to $4,000 majority. Atlanta will be the
Capital, ~ - - u rrsrF - -. e a. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
ROBBING DRY GOODs STORES.
Two Fashiou"bie-I Looking Wemen Arre.t-d
Ia Iirool.i,n Their Grief

Two fashionably dressed women. one mid
dlc-ng"d. the other young. ware seen by de-
tctNe To come ont Of Lorsrr's store in Fulton
stroDt. Brooklyn. yesterday Az they CARRIED
wcll-llil ID rcticules. and seemed much excited.
the dcte tive followed them. and saw thom 20 ia
and out Of the fashionable dry goods stores in
Fulton street number pf tim.-. They Wis
ited Locser's four times. Al length they
walked up the street and started. when in front
Of tho Court House. to take a crO-s-town ear,
when thcy wafn arrested. Tho elderly lady
gr'w very indignant. and end 'Hvur"l Ia shake
of the ON a'rs. l.ut she was taken 10 to Police
Central once. She gave her name as Annie
Towns nd Hgci ~. r"sdiu.. in " Wllliamshur ,h.
nu' sad that the ynun. woman who WIS with
her was also Annie Townsend. her fifteen year
old daughter
Bo,h bc-an 20 weep. and the Young lady foil
in a III of hystcrl's - vnlrni that y wns nrr.s-
snry 10 call the ppli'a surgeon. While s,it Wils
wrrping. the mother pulled gloves lnccs. irils
and Other articles from h 'r po kcts. all the
whir i,uains into n.1 1..tiNr CnrN us face an
pleading for his ad in hrrtrouhie. Ihe two
had about thirty dollars worth of goods on
their peTsuns must Ol wh,'n WIS idcnturd by
clerks from 7. H. Jonrs.H Co. = anl Lpreor's
Mrs. Towns nj also had Two 20 thOoks. CON
tinins Sll.S2. and when shr WIS s"nrche,l
t231 in bank bills wtrr iouni lud"n in her
husu'. TA"y refused tp y:iN TIA r rnsdruc'H.
OWING to the sudden lin - nl ia" younger
ol the Two women tl!'y W"r p'rmiti"d To- re-
is not thought that they Elye their correct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
THE TEMPER or THE HOUSE.
nepubiicans Nakinz AN Emphatic Dcciara-
ton ngnInst Nnycs's Policy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Mr. Frye and tho
larger part OF the Republican minority in the
House made an emphatic declaration to-day
against the policy OF Hayes. sharp and
highly disordrrly debate had sprung up over
the fourteen manned soldiers who swing doors
around the hall OF the House. Mr.. Polk. the
now Doorkccrcr has been turninl, out Rrpub-
lican manned soldiers and replacing thcm by
Demo 'rutic manned soldiers whercat Mr.. Frye
mad war speech. with di-agrccahl' refer
cn'rs TO Cancellation and q Confed rat Ia the
Cabin t. This woke the House w. bul it wns
commonplace Mr. Crttcndcn Of Missouri st,p-
pei forward into the space before the Speak r,
swung h - arm nt Mr. Frye. and asked ii to did
not approve Of this policy Of Confederate in
the cudrct. J." / dn not said Nr. Frye. r"l all
around him there wa, ! buzz Of apprubat on. IN
echo " his remarks. and a little hand carpine.
A roll call would no, have made iii, general l.c-
publican dieapprOval Of llnycs palmer. From
that on tho Il 'hhc run in y wcllworn channel.
AMI Il was noticeable that the persistent urging
oi The II 'puhlirans failed to bring single do
fender oi Iinyts to hls feet. Even Mr.. ester
had nothing to say in hS favor. Mr.. Malone
d'-t'rguishrd himself Ivy a clever spcsch in de-
irur' Of ll'inrrratie policy. and, after much
disorder the House went on with It's business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
TWO CHICIGO WHisREY cisEA
Was Partial o. Complete Immunity Pruans
tsci -Cosnic tIng TcNtImnnY.

CnIcAGo Nov. 2l-1hc trial Of Roclla
Junkcr a Co. and Ford. Oliver X Co.. dstlicrs.
has been progressing this week. the question
bcln.; whether partial or complete immunitv
WIS granted them. on condition Of their l.ivins
testimony 10 the Government. They have
sworn and brought supporting evidence TO show
that they Received dirot from Government on.
Gals a promise Ni both criminal AMI civil im-
Inuhiiy in c;isc they testified. The Government
counsel. on IN" contrary. contend that neithel
tncy nor thoir authorized representatives had
made such promise ami they have sus,ainea
their point 10y placing on tho stand CO.. Asa Il
Mitih.w-. ~ supervisor OF Internal licvenue,
and VI 'sSr-. Ay L and F.u..s, counsel for the
GOV'rnment M the time ~ the earlier trials.
The evidence WIS con 'iud.d this morning. and
y. .la w.ri hcsur thi- alt 'rnorn. The case in.
vO.yts many thousands ui dollars.