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EASTERN STATES.

LINCOLN. Nov. Election returns
come in slowly. Indications are that
Cobb. republican candidate FOR supreme
Judge. is elected over Wskely. (Dem J.
by 1900 majority. Gannctt and
Carson, republican regents Of the uni.
versity, are elected. The total vote OF
the State will reach $4,000. Republic
can county tickets are generally sue.
ccssful. Grceubackers make very
small showing
ST. PAUL. Nov. IA great amount
Of scratching makes tho count slow in
Minneapolis. Pillsbury'. home. The
full vote stands Pillsbury Rep J,
2sl5 ; Rice Dem 800.
FnuADEfru1A. Nov. Return,
from l5 counties. includ,r. Ph,laIel.
phia. shows n republican gain on the
State ticket of Abont 10000.
TRENTON. y J.. Nov. 4.-Re,urns
thus far received indicate that the re.
public.ns of New Jersey have gained
enc state senator and two or three
members Of the assembly. They will
probably retain control Of both branch
es Of the legislature.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 4-lS2 towns
and precincts outside q the city OF
Milwaukee gives . net republican gain
If $40: the county and city of Nil.
waukee give 30o5 republican gain
The state Is sure for 20. 900 republican
IN. jori,y with fair p:ospec; Of swell
ling it to IS 600.
BosroS, Nov. 4 Returns As far a,
received Indicate that Long. republi
candidate 70. governor. 10 elected by
from 10000 TO $4,000 plurality. and
this may be increased TO $1,000 by
further returns. Republican candid.
a,es for state officss are probably oil
elected, and the Legislature will be
largely republican.
Nav YoRK. Nov. 4tmiduighp The
figures now ct from outside the cite.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
OLYMPIA. Sept. 1
Council.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Council.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
CD No 81. by Mr. Dunbar. an act to
incorporate the city Of Goldenda'e
BILLS PASSED
CB No So. Ivy Mr. Cline Ito repeal an
act to extend and define the corporate
limits Of Port Townsend.
b No 3S, an act to amend section 4
of an act to provide for the paymen. OF
coss in certain cases
G Il No 80, Tor the relief OF Is S
Miller.
CB No &c. J,r the relief If Kl,ck,ia,
county.
CBN No 35. to amend an act reeul.,,
ing the practice SD proceedings in civil
actions.
II B No So. to repeal an act defining
the rights Of jur,rs.
I II Is No So. to provide for the col..c
ton Of road taxes in Kiissp county
| II b No s., tor the protection of DE-. r
Ill San Juan aud Whatcom cou"t;e<
! II b No SO, TO change III. name If
| Ciaus Ocsc,.
IL K No Is. relative IN CLEARANCE Il
{ vessels frcrn Puget Sound.
| CT NJ No Q, relative to u military
telegraph line from Lewiston, +. to
| Dayton. W T.
| CT n No s. for establishment of a
land "ftice ut Yakima City.
c b No 30, TO create and organic the
/ county of SkAe.
{ b No 80. for tic relief q! J T
! Berry.
House.
/ BILLS INTRODUCED
/ II u No l22. By MIR Tucker, to amen q
the act Of 49,: relating &c deeds.
II B No l23. by Mr. 1'wis-. relating
to Justices of the Peace. their practice,
&c.
II b No ia. by Mr. Smith. an &C, to
amend the charter Of Seattle.
II b No I25. BY Mr. Ward. to provide
| for the assessment and collection Of
county and territorial revenue
| H No l26. 10 legalize ,hc act. of
the Board Of equity Commissioners Of
! Thursson county.
BILLS PASSED.
II j NJ No :. by Mr. Ward. asking
the President to detail On officer of the
amy to &C: as professor in the Terrific.
rial University
An act in relation to mortgages OF
certain kinds Of property.
An &C, to provide for keeping the
children of Mary Phillips.
Repealiug tho proviso Of All act for
the relief Of the clerks OF the las,
Legislature.
Relative to the pay Of the Territorial
Auditor.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
EECEIVED BY TIE CHESTER FRESH LOT
OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO BY
M ON r G O M E RY.

GIG a X -.
Afresh supply Of choice Cigars. also Few
article Of New York Five.Cent cigars. by the
box OF retail.
TO B a g & o,
Chewing and Smoking, including the old good
Peach Brand, Raleigh, Jsckson's Best. Lorillard:
also . very fine article Of chewing in long thin
plugs, and o. her brands. By the box and retail.
Cigarettes, Cigarette Tobacco. Cigarette PApere.
Fiue-cut chewing smoking in bags, &c.
Grapes. Candy. &c.
FOR SALE AT MONT0OMERY'S.
rs d3t Commercial Street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.

v>rryp STATES IIsT.IcT LAND OFIIcE.
OrYNPrA WAsHSSroS TkssrroRf-,
N-orrtg Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON.
y plinuce with the provisions Of The ses OF
Congress approved June ;. 1875. entitled AZ
Act for the .. Of Timber lAads 10 the s'A'ss u
Calito,u. OREGON Nevada and Washington key
ritory.- Spencer W. Young. of snohomish Coun-
~. wsshIns son Territory, has this day nisd IN
this once lis application 70 purchase the Ms
ofNwa VIZ ofNEa and sWs Of sw = OF sec
ZION No. Is in Township No. 81 North, Range No.
East Of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof, are here oy
required to Ele their claims in this once witnin
sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under ny han I, .: ny o3ce. IN Olympia.
VT til. the isa day Of November, A. II. 1872
1T BROWN.
nS-vIOy Register of TIE LAID Once.
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Don's poiG: your gun a. yourself.
Dons point your gun at any one else.
Don't climb over . fence and pull yoar
gun after you muzzle foremost Don (
put your hand over the muzzle. Don't
carry it at half cock Don't carry i.
with the hammer down. Don't fail 10
take dose Of Emil Frese's celebrated
Hamburg Tea occasionally, as it is tie
bes, blood purifier and liver regulator
among medicines Don. carry a gun
at all.
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The effort Of some nincompoop in the
Legislature to give away the printing
Of Pierce county will be worse than
futile. The Commissioners last sum.
mer called for bids from the Eevspa.
pers of Olympia, Tacoma and S attic.
In response to thst call several propo.
sitions were received by them. and,
among others. one from the ISTELLr-
GENcEn. Bling the lowest the lid oil
the latter was accepted. the contract
was concluded aud the work duly be-
gun. That contract was legal, is bird-
ing. and the Legislature has no RICH,
to attempt its notification. The In
TELLIGENcER will do the printing OF
Pierce county as agreed. and it will &c,
its pay therefor. Our statute books are
not intended to bs numbered up with
such trash NJ this Pierce couaty pri;.t.
ing bill.
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GEN. GRANT BOOUEr.

Al exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold g, the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give It . trial ard you will use no
other. for it is equal to the bes. Lubin's.
Price only fifty cents PER bottle. Full
ounce. aud put up in elegant style.
KELLY & YoUxG.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.

gAE DAILY ISTEKL1GENCER II
Published every morning, Mondays sx.
oertedI and delivered 10 sutscri Ders anywhere In
the city. a d cents per week. payable 70 the
Carrier single copies o een.s.
Per knnrIa. $1,000 in advance.
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The finest brands Of Cigars and To
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op
posits Yesler's Hall. iy3ft
, 1879-02-06
JUDICIAL OPPRESSION,
wALKE1s,s COMPLAINT.

WALltE1s'S COMPLAINT,
Tie fuurtl! chsrge, as follows, WAS lleu read
by at1. 6hellon:
That Tho said Henry ", HlolRett, ~ such p;s-
trfct judge Nhlsk Ao!dtn4 the Iifeutt Euyt Of thz
limited blatss fur said Northern District OF illinois,
will1uly used aud enap!oyeI she powue and sakho.-
iy o said Circuit UUuft 10 ssGtrats scts or aroas
judicial oppfssstun upon lhv rights af private
clllzsll sud tn sanction sud dsect the commission
OF nagtaMt ttesrass, which constituted : crIln..
ual odrntu undee thu lava Vt tbs stAts of ILLINOIS,
punishable BY dne and itnpHAoument.
iolar. lb7S+ lhu said lienFy ". Dloi9ett, whilst
holdInt tbs said C1fcuu Court. - such nlsItict
j4dxe. caused ORDER 10 bo 4atsred tn said court
iA cr1taia cau4e thuscll psHtAnS, wherein Henry
A. Hullux sA1 oIlurs we're cdmpIaiuants, md
Henry II. HunoFe a.ll athve4 Wcte dctpnual,t4, t4
sud BY Macts order uue Hubert ", llym4p,
it,. wa authorized aud directed to maks !
fosclbls ents} upon pss.uites then In lawful and
peaceabls pusss4aon Of ora leurEk II. Walker,
wha was <nlofnsd BY as,d order fsola oGestax any
sgsstarce " tbs iilega! aud wrongful act Of asld
llYmtn. tu sKccuifnx said asler. lha sxla Walksf
mol bsnY party to raid salsr. ThAs s4ld lIehfy
70 b suffered that said Walkrs was tu
prutnlsrs iu sluestuu, and that said Hym4n
had M right to tht po4nessun Of tbs sane or any
part lerroe. aud shas tAs execution of s1id uf4es
w0ul4 coHaIltuts \ lagrant lfrspak4 A1d iotciblo
ontIy upon tnv sstd pre.a1ses ~ Gtcppled BY iAH
sntd Wall kss. bus t.s, thu said flrNfJ ". Dlod
setk Ayainst the PROTESTS sn1 Qtef Iha objections
u Che s4id slkrr, uessslhsls's cauAcd s4tt o1sF
" b entered. ~
stto.d s+t;..feus:oa.-Taas ths su,} Henry ",
, 1879-02-06

had tnvesHsa.e, yonr condition n"t found yoa
were inso!ychtH
II don't 'r'cvc he stated 1t. I should never
have allowed him tn ktatc that III my prcscnsc.
fpr thc rcAe0n thnt l knew better. woH not
in.oyvnt."
"ri%n, Il he stated That to the Judge, he
stntcd 1t ont Of 5our prckencet'
ayes, because held nut to the ,1u5ge that L
coul.l pay my Ichts II hal time"
suprosc the real estate whclr you owned IN
1874 had been offered fur sale t,ndrr tic exrru-
lion referred 10 here, aml thc saso had bern IN
made suliect 10 tic incrlnbrnnct Of $As,nO
psior liens, vhat would TINT property have
brought In tl!s market tn May or dune' 's74'
ut Il Impossible for mr. to say.'' ..
"'lhat Is the quesston involved here TO some
81 DO mt know what It would have brought
II nut up 1t fo,,'pd sale" ..-.-..
, not ts. s.1y ".ttHr . eons.'ers "a %a
entered OIL this Judgment. md that pruncrty
wns exposctl fur aaIc, That II wontu be sacrificed
10 tl,rse rrior liens, nn'l the ucl.na0fa Estato
would Get n"tn'i.. nna you would be-"
"Dit,n'l vockc make that statement In your
tpreaenrel"
~ doubt serr .muel, whether he did In my
presence. ! don't think l.o did,"
"Wnsn't that The main object which you had
in virw In keeping he judgment offs'
"St,, sir; hadn't that tn view at Ill, for tho
reason ,l.as would havc paid tho notes II had
PLACED It In his conversation viii, tho .Iulsc!"
g lie might have used thut argument with tic
:1u'trc; don't know"
Mr. kuots-At the time son say 1t was sug.
from the public Judge Blud9ets Vas not pres
ent!
"No, SIR"
In reply to Mt. Gouls. witness admitted That
, 1879-02-06

W
Nj. Gosidy read the following .n....
Tho an.wer Of said nen.y ". n,a'. n,s:
fonllh of Aad charges, that he a. ;tsett to tin
q the United States District Cous. ot ttsfst ss
tontt 81 = ,aa n9s ,iat sa n. Sne hon ii. .G sss
power and authority o! taid Court ,a ,ea'onoy.d IT,
acts Of gross judica opprr,aon upo" ~
private citizen, nd to direct the coam,'1Sss ''1Isst.e
tense under The laws of illinois, Thls SSt''na of
's Ssse, .pssls:''9s; xsl: sssax ;ss
Courts Of tue Northern bstres siif1 of I9oos' p Gat
Or Intentionally employed tho pave, NJ ;m'l!lur
et etae Fl as to 1ppssss hs
snme time tn iho month Of October s.t ill.,. to's
co.ft Ct ssa nIs,es rasrsin Henry b.,.s
al. were defendants. That sid III, ~ NJ ,naohnors.i
to fosecfoae mortgage on T. lot in liz fIssas fuoas!
Chicago On which wae situated valuable baI3y,oo' y q
Homer. ". Lyman, IT,, had BEN Gs,e .aeo,,9:s N
se..s::en !ssrsst sss sas aes'x. sss r. n';;i
lnt nndet Lease tnAdt by sad ileeeiyeF nr1sesA'
authority Of said Court that raId Rrc,ts.,a aef e. hs
tis,on Represented In sad Court thai, IL oi5.i 4
It was necessary to Put IN m elevator fof II.
pose Of carrying naaaerers 70 and frum III pa.'
pc, stosles snd that hevas de.itous oi hssla11 1S
Walker, whose annnaf rental va, 'oai na'. ~
sum Of $3.50. Tss demanding tor The pri,exa n u.
and in effect, uas untcasoaaaIy or willfn1iSs iS ~
STRUGGLING tho construction OF said cleys,n,!! ~
petitioner therefore prayed for Al o,der Il e e
sson an3 "P II hs sne ssae sHed ~,
tlc same and thst il might be rtfetsed dio1sosns r.
ltaater Of aad Court, TO tako evidence Of III d.s
Thcreupon rus Or order was entered and ...a; a.
on said Walker To- show cauee why tbs Rrts,.s.
,hoSld not have Ilnerty TO- cen'snc sss,
Jet 'sa q @.xns % y s. i .lRsI Rs,'f'9. 9.;,,,,
colnpcnnxtlon In that behalf, ~ slated In , tss
nrler. That, on the retntn Of rAil rnla ~ ~,
Waller sppes1ed n per.on. md. a.thIs rssDoni.a a
written 4nswer 10 sa,d psttion Or rao to sh,s o.
o' 10 s aa e s..sa tn5 e", Fl 70
the said rue hearing was had hesors d,a iii, :, -
g.,sd t .e,t nons ,G re- Re. aeEalons = IL
construction Of the elevator to nlakc an onenInsIs
lhc corner, sr sons part Of tho room occupied i,
mi! Walker ~ tenant holding nut!cr raid Receive;
And It waA then tns!stcd the part Of eald liz,
that 10 enter satd Toouss for such purpoae wquah
treapass On h!s possession thereof. 1hat, IN,
said natter, this respondent stated In kuL.tsnt. IL
said Walker that he conld have his clplce to Jac,,
said room OF soana. or he could slow tLs l!essef
to proceed With ths coastsuesion Of aasd eIs,,tss
nnl apply 10 the Court for compensation for Euh
Injury Of damaac a. hs might su'fuin. And .id
Walker refusing to accept either Of s.t
n,1. H}n;no Of ,as t" an o.set "
onter Into tho room in question, and ui,aaat
delay construct the elnystor, md directing I'D
Waiser 10 Offer no resistance impodmcnt thy,t.
to. And In tho aid order tho question Of rAt1eut,
tton which tho petitioners offered 10 mals ID u.
sAtd p0ttlon was reserved for tic fuTtIcr coasd,,.
atton oftnc Court, With liberty to said Walker aud
to THO 1ecoiser 10 further apply as occasion nErht
rHuu{Fr.
, 1879-02-06

WAS lal&s
Mr. Knost called attention to what Mr., l.. L,
Bond had sworn to regarding conversation he
had had with Mr., Hcsmann Raster " to tho
stability Of Staats Ztisunq stock, and said II
lnAke 1lts sworn abatement ~ to tlls matter.
hlt. Nastcr VISA called, anu sail ho did not
tako stcnosrapnIc uutes VI tho conversation,
a,ld couldn't rupsat It. lilo diln't know much
Mr.. uoudyA, and didn't expect lhat ,i,ey would
hunt w u gentleman with whom ho hnd Ind
private coayertatton to .xet him to squsal
aKalust him. Had he expected that this would
nntea. He statsl, anaIly, That Mr, Dot.d had
related thr conversation, In the maint correctly,
~ hu reluembefed II.
, 1879-02-06

fsHs
Mr. Campbell then read In. nns,yer nf 1ui1vn
t,,,>a..,t ~ ,,,, thtrI ,,,.r,,, ,-htu,. i. -,
!'ooVess ," '"o 'A''e ~'A'e'' "A'ea - - 4o1"
n fsx un,,.r AZ tat -aorn<. nootn,t ts..,-., ~
B;odasif. nfmdn1 s,ors III JtHfr;aru fona,xH,'
u III HlHtf Of HsDftSsafuf;rFs: 'rnn rnsnnninnts
isr.I unc 10 Ii. sifsct that hn haa. nhtIs ai,,m,
tnu u,lcs uf district Juara ior Ihe S"tiieru liz.
ITIrf ~ iiIInnIa LnuwI,,yIy in, ,r1x.,i nj rn,
yrrica Ia his own uss inGnu,s ucnnsfp.. Ia lin
re.tsiry of xn,I couft, AID IN ihu st,.c,hc.t;nn
,,n,icf mil chnr1.c. wnsch a1crss tilt Sy iHs
nowrr and uuurnrs Of phts iuticlal nlsI.a ~ nrn
,rr, ,Iiyrfx tsvntee Of eaiatrt III s -nt,trv r.,
laan 10 hIm. fur III own ptrso,al usr iarvp sn ~
~ Glnmv,nv Ia surh s.t.Iss -. ,t.rnst T.,
tnc rsastry Of suId rou,t. say.: wa ~@F'''' :"
srhnf ii IL mt trup tbat la baa sr.r horrou.d
from suy AtsIyusu In Lankruutcy uur tnuueys
sssravnr which ~ - m drnn.t {,, tbn r,,ttr. ~
ss,t Tnuft. " ''' '"S '~~''" ~
And lhfs ,esrnnArnt sav. th,, III. .st,t chsrr.
, 1879-02-06

Of Tho estate approved thcso amounts, As did
n1to .Intlec Hlolgctt1 without any question.
While administering upon tic estate ho had
fotno fifty or sixty laweuits on hfs hands Al As
si9nec, soma Of which vent to tho Supreme
Court OF tic United States.
, 1879-02-06

i,lo5Rets, q inch Judss, under tn. ro,,.
sss ssEasa asa'eoS: =" osteee 81 s:s es. ,.a
make forc!ele ami unlawful en,.a 10 H1man 10
pscmses md commit sroa. tsc.pa.s poe epou m nd
sa g. ~ ms1e, Z md nd ,s
, 1879-02-06

ElQp4 III Uc HE EEIlEEHl OTlEF Ql iHG IOuEt u
to where the money shall 10 depostted."
..Whcrc was this money on tlcpus!t!"
"In the Mechanicn' National Hank"
"What wan II At that ti,nrl"
"a Nalloua1 bank IN The EitY Of Chica0o.n
"L}lt It sustain any relation to tho United
States Courti'
~ "a. the bank vhsre tho Assizuees de-
posfted their money"
Was It not tho regular dtposftory, and the
only one in this cityt"
~ can't define tiscsc technical terms. never
Eead tho order. It waa Tho place designated, ~
! un'ie1stand' @ @S' III the order Of Tue court.
have"
"lan't It truo that that vas Tho only bank in
this city IN which tlis Court deposited Its funds,.
either the Court or The Assigneesi"
"9o fnr m knuw, yes"
"1here VA no ssc1irlty taken for either Of
"None to mr. knowledge"
"Dll Long, whiltt tic was the Assignee Of the
estate, loan anyboty else any moneyi''
been to himself"
"You we're the attorney. an1 would probably
n.vG fnGTn tnx . tbou1d ne ae made an, outside loan'
"When Judge Blodgett nsked ydu about
getting ths loan from Long, ns Assignee, dill
yoa think u va all right. although itn!Eht be
attorney stated. or doubt the proprfety OF III"
a., ~ you wish my ideas on that can cxprrss
:nTs Gn!be1son~At 's oHiT III pFlnlnns
Col. Coopcr-ft would show how tho transae-
ston struck the witness At the time. II he don't
cars to express bis orlaion don't. want It..
Mr. liorton-l don't care. III state 1t II 1t
~ Wsatsa tsa;h.,.on-,vc don,. =, - ,o,,, ~.
record.
Col. Coopcr-Wasn't there dividend de.
ssfsl e III. - e ssse Of thG kantsh1e @ a @
Blot!Vetti''
~ can't 0iva you tho data when It WAS repaid,
but SHOULD sny not from my best recollection
mi, tndsment.'
- understood ron to sRy that you didn't
k'tow lint there was any interest paid on
theseW
- couldn't swear to 1t poslti7ely; no, SIR"
%sst 9sr b; , oSnay :. recollection
absut the payment OF interess3'
could rlve ia regard to !iat d ti.at, a tie ori9-
in.l @ tust!gst!on @ i # @ tl,e thing, Judge Nodgstt
bank, Or at some bank, mid l haTa
Vague tmprcssfnn-1 would not Bwcar to It ~
@ r tno fsiy sas rssssa
but small amount Of interest, and TINT that
was paid with ihc principal"
Under llo law Of thIe State would not these
papors draw interest at 0 par eenti'
| Lol. Cooperate they not duo on demanl7
htr: Goudy-No. sir.
"rero afe nl g1od a., many bette' lawyers hord
| aHey eee aua'plllsF'
Yes, slr.n
Duo at THAT tifnoa'
Yes, air.
"Dld tho fact that Judge Bfodgttt was Judge
OF the District Court have any Influence fu pro-
curing .t.s loan Of either Of tlose surnst''
81 can say, sir, what Mr. Loug'B yioHs
we're"
i sYou did this business for him, Do YOU
know Of my Influence OF that sortW
~ On1Y know the 1siprc fnct that Judro
Btodgett was At HAT ttnic Judge Of the Court.
Whether 1t had any Influence at Tint time
! can't say. There WINS none expressed In atlY
Wny, shape, OF Manner"
tmc ~ DC perfectly fcBpunstolo Tor tile
anlovntF .,,u
uWa1, ~, .,,, ~r,o,,r,.,t nv ,,a..o. .,,o.
, 1879-02-06

Es Is SAAiAE4ls
Col. Cooper called Edward Il. ssckett, Who
rot Al far n ID testify that be had been Howard
T,ri.a,,.,,s 1,o,kl esnor uhen Mr C}o,,,1v oet I'm
rfIes.'oss nooSkeepe1, ." unsn % MI uou.!y eos W
anu sMa that ti.e o'''rla! coh''et os "au.e
domestic matters or his prtyate business. There
nns n 1tmlt. he claimed. 10 iii Investigation,
w. Knnt. ..t1 ,,,.s 1sr.l.rnso ata ~, sser, n,
MI naost se.u wv es"',s"eA , o'o s0'u' ~
be 'nquiring after pirate nnsiness' ..
Sir. Qoudy replied that they wcre proceeding
with vtew 10 inQuirjnR altar Judge pIojRett's
nr,vsto hn.tne.a
f -. 49,. ..'s +, .,h,,,, t,o.,.. ~. ,,.-
was.
Col. coopcr-l will explain what the TIew Is
ao" 4. nads ~ nv o,.r nu 1'tse ts
"uA. u'Npo''ttoa Nv 1"aus VI - ~ ~ ~''.. -
checks he received, saereEstin9 q, ,2O, ,-that he
th,a money ho borrowed out of IN estste, the
Mutual Security Insurance Company, he ltd
nut state what lie wanted It for. propose
to show that these trust funds
wcre used upon tie Board Of Trade In this city
in oraIo rnmblfuE by Judge D|odxe!t. [Scnsa-
tlopj That is What propose to show laugh.
teri, anil | think 1t II d very important thlug.
man who laughs remembers AZ we'll AZ do, ia
tl,nt II thern wns eny money made Uut OF this
transaction 1t betbueed, hot TO Judge Blodgeet,
hmt 10 iii cstatc.
Mr. kuUtt-DO understand TQu to say that
II d man korrows trust fund and makes bad
Investment, he is bound 10 account 10 tho
Iruaico1''
Co. Coopor--Not At sIt, But II ho converts
unIawfully to his urn use, ~ Is proven In this
casp--wit6out any authority under tile Inv
md takes tlcso moneys TO whici, ho il oot d.
tit|od under tic 1aus OF bnpkruptcy and tho
law ot Tits court, where these moneys arc on
drnoa{t In tic Iepotltvry nf tic court-Af that
word suits tho gentleman batter than eeEtAttv-
taking these moneys ont OF tat depository and
using them for bis own purpuse-f say tllat not
Inc Hssiance, who hail,'t made this n1oncr, but
.f,,dua Hodpett, ought to nrtpupt for every dol
lar f,e n,adc, II tho judge does this, nntl pro-
cu.rs the Assignee to make to him loan, tho
rrs,lIt is certainly the same 40 long n there Ia
no urdcr OF court.
Mr: campuell3,1s this m action OF assumpstt
Gcn. Stilos-lt Isn't 4 question about the