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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14

'|APtess u publishes regularly, by su-
thority, tie Brooklyn Tabernacle Ser
mons of the Rev T. Dewitt Ia Image.
ID. ID. The subscription price, One
Dollar year, places it within the reach
OF all. The Office of the New York
Weekly Express Is % Park Row, n. Y.
LOCAL PAPERs-A large proporti on
or tue people do nothing TO support
Their local papers, remarks the Printers
Circular, yet reap the benefit every
day OF the editors work. A man will
say, "Advertising does not pay in bust.
ness; have to keep lncu on the road.
and yet my customers by going after
them" Aud yet tbs fact is that the
town in which he does bueiness would
be unknown, the RAILROAD over which he
ships his goods would be unhuilt. and
he himself would be unheard Of, if il
were not for the newspaper, which he
says docs hun no good.
The local paper is Of advantage to
every man in the community, and when
n man refuses to contribute to the sup
port OF The paper on the ground that il
docs him no good" lie might just as
we'll refuse to pay his taxes for the sup.
port CT The courts and the police force.
on the ground that he never breaks the
law aGd does not need any officers
There are men who believe themselves
10 he honest ani piOuS. Who are doing
business in every community. and ey-
cry dav appropriating 10 their own use
the fruits of other mems lAl'ors by reap.
ing tie benefit of the newspa per with
out contributing cent to it's support.
and yet they wOuld I've terribly shocked
II they shouli be charged with stealing
VOID from their rejghbors. But the
principle - jnF' the same, the only diff
terence being that in ono crse the la.
can reach hem, an in the other it can.
not; but, morally, ii is iu+t az dishon-
est to steal the fruits OF your noighbor'a
enterprise rs 20 steal his fac! or chick :
ems. Too much ere liz cannot be given
lie weekly paper for the work it has
lore and ia still doing flr the benefit OF
This country
Mrs. SwissuELM says IL men wear
boots ~ all, the boots should reach to
he waist rnd he fastened by a bel,
that they should wear no collars bp,
leave the neck an thront bare tb.,
vance. im,edin, Iocomo,;,, .,d on,.h
ins dirt; that "boilcd sh,rr,is ohr.-
ical abomination. and tho b.tofo mo,
is the olipax Of .,hsurdit, W. -
80 - 80 " "'"' "'''so" after MIS-
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n arise to innpirc # ,,i. ,,,or
paid ror"-jr.oi,h nrc,or,.or
lis better 70 no nIoyr,l Elm, 60 10
cross; bu. j, il always bon,r r. 10
quiet Than 10 he ro],
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Nlr. IETER 4 Wf.G nj M it,g-V
found dead IN his boI nm .r.o.1,..
morning of last week Igc b,l r,,iroI
The eyeniny n,roya an,a-on,I, :, ,,,o5
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pre.byterian divine Of I.,pisy;ll. K,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14

We ore under. obligations 70 II. III
Warner & Co., OF Rochester, New York.
SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure manutac-
'urers, for handsome, large colored
Iithograph Of the late "Prcsident Gar
1o!h and Cabinet" 1t is fine picture
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14
@aN 5sads 1884,

We are receiving a fresh stock of
NEW GOODS, many Of which have
arrived, including large stock of New
York clothing, full line of Boston
Boots and Shoes, handsome assert.
mcnt of staple notions, and CONS
plote stock of Hardware, with other
goods 10 arrive ina few days.
Springfield store is also beginning
to I'LL un with New Gools
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14

Subscriptions 20 tho fund for the ben
eft Of Mrs. Garfield and her children
mex, viii be closed on tomorrow. and
On Monday, 1t IS stated, Mr.. Cyrus W
FIELD will publish list of the subscri-
hers. Tue total sun snhs, ribed so far
aggregates a little over S53S,0oO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14
A GREAT PREMIUM LIsr.

LIE NEW YoRK WEEKLY Exrness.
Established in 1856. Is not only one OF
the oitest AMI Cheapest but Best of the
Ne" York Weekly Family Newspapers
IL J. no" making agrea, anil successful
eh'rt TO reach n larger and more gener.
81 circulation than any Weekly News
paper IN the United States, and to this
END Is offered IN attractive list OF cub
stantial and valuable premiums to sin
gle and club subscribers. The long ca.
tablished reputation and responsibility
OF the Publishers Who not only puhl;.I,
the Weekly Express. but the New York
Daily Evening Express is a sufficient
guarantee of the character of the prem
INNS offered and the good faith that will
govern Their distribution. Besides The
many othes n fractions of Tho Weekly
Express 1t publishes regularly, by su-
tnority, tie Brooklyn Tabernacle Scr
mons OF the Rev L. Dewitt Ia lmare.
-. ID. The subscription price, One
Dollar a year, places it within the reach
OF all. The Office of the New York
Weekly Express is % Park Row, N. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-14

]. E. RUSSELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
Chicago Market.

CHIcA6o, June 6.--riour-Dull and nominal.
Wheat nsettled and lower; No. 2, red win
ter, lO6al0s; No Chicago spring, 06al.06A
for seller Aagust; No. 3 Chicago spring, 81
Ql0Oi. rejected, 74dSO. Corn-Fair de-
mand at lower rates i2ss for seller cash: i25sa
49,. for seller july 45's for seller August;
Il for seller September; rejected, 353s.
oats-Irregular; cash, higher; options lower;
SIX for seller cash; BIZ for seller June;
S64 q553s for seller July; IS for seller August;
20, for seller September Rye-Steady and
changed BarIey-Steady and unchanged Pork
Active and lower l6.l21a for seller cash; Is .05
al6.l0 for seller June; l6l5G I6.I7]a for
seller July; 1880 for seller August. Lard
Fair demand at lower rates; l0,60al0.62k for
seller cash. I0.671s for seller July, 1912 zal075
for seller August; 1865 for seller September.
The "Droyers Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
cepts, 1900; shipments, $500, heavy in bet
ter demand and fairly activemixed packing, $40
a5,7O; choice aud heavy 5,S0a6 10; light and
weak aud DC lower; poor to fair 5.40a5.60; good
to choice, 5.654 $40, closed strong; all sold
attle-Receipts, $500; shipments i,s00 de-
mand; best; strong exports, 5.90a6 10; good to
choice shipping. j.10a59o, common to fair,
5O0aj.l5; lis,illery, 5.2oa5.60; winterel Texans,
4.5eaJ.O0; grass Texans, very full supply and
slow; choice 5.6Oa4.OOi butchers steady, 2.50a
I7j; inferior old cows and mixed, neglected;
stockers and feeders dull weak and lower
57oa5.0o. Sheep-Receipts, 1900; dull and
weak; market oyer-supplicd with poor stock;
poor 70 choice shon natives, 4.20a5 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
From the Capital.

CHRisrIAHCY' 5 divorce suit is one q the
sensations of the day in Washington.
DR. BoYNroS, Mrs. Gartield's physician
announces that the crisis has been passed,
and her recovery is no longer doubtful.
TIE postotice department pronounces
unavailable samples of -four or other pow
dered substances, unless in transparent
bags and tightly sealed.
President GARFIELD heartily indorses
the Atlanta, Ga, exposition in November,
and has promised to attend, public nutles
permitting.
DURING Nav the national banks took
out 81 .55I ,l5l in new circulation. The
amount outstanding is the largest ever
known, S353, 052, 493.
SENATOR CoSKLING has not given UP
his rooms in Washington, but has reserved
them for next winter. de has the first
floor in handsome house on Fourteenth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
Criminal.

Mrs. 4. HOWE, of Fort Smith, Ark, was
sentenced TO ten years in the Detroit pen
itenliary for the murder of Albert Church.
A DUEL took place near Charleston, W.
Va, between John p. and George Nunley,
unete aud nephew. George was shot IN
the mouth before he got ready to fire.
CoMMoDoRE WILLIAM j. koUNTz, of
Pittsburgh, was arrested at St. Louis on
an Indictment for criminal libel. Ills
offense was the publication of circulars
rejecting on the character Of the owners
of the Anchor lire of steamers.
AT Osborne's Ford, Va, James Baker
killed Alexander Osborne and two broth
ers named Ryner, besides mortally wound
Ing another man,
DIR. w. T. HARMON. of Carthage, III,
has been held in $1,000 at keokuk tor de-
vising pension frauds. Charles +. Bryant
and man named Patterson have been
Jailed as accomplices.
lr i rumored that six persons were
shot dead bv the police at Tulla, and that
bloody collision occurred at Scaritf. The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

ward the election of Henry Yates Thcfnp-
son, the proprietor OF the Pail ldN Ga-ette.
The conservatives. however. carrisd She
day BY a large majority.
MR. JAMES GORDON BENNETT is again
reported engaged to be married. The
Young lady mentioned this time-by the
London Worlds Mile. Bona parte,
daughter Of Pierre Bonaparte. who has
resided nearly all his life in retirement IN
the south of France.
HE American colony in Paris are pre-
pairing TO celebrate the Fourth of July by
an entertainment surprising in magnif-
eence anything of the kind ever seen out
side our own country. They have secured
the use OF grounds, on which thew expect
TO have 5,O00 guests.
A MEETING Of the English holders of the
Confederate cotton loan bonds of 1863 was
held In London. Some Of the bondhold-
ers, IN the innocence of their hearts. held
that, although they held no legal claim
on the American government, vet if a
friendly appeal was made something
might be done to refund part at least Of
the money which they had foolishly in
vested in the bonds,
RIoTING has been resumed AT ClonmeI.
Ireland, and wany persons were wounded
In charge by the cavalry. In serving
writs on the islands around the coast Of
Donegal the gunboat Goshawk was order
ed into action, whereupon her small boats
were destroyed by the mob, when the yes
sci opened fire. 1t il rumored that three
policemen were killed near Limerick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

street. Vice President Arthur occupying
the second floor.
SECRETARY HUM has ordered the 6on.
mander or the Alliance to proceed from
/ Norfolk to the southern coast OF Spitzkar.
gen, in search of the Jeanette.
! Tue forced coinage of the silver dollar
goes steadily on at the rate of 100000
per month, and every piece minted this
year remains in the vaults of the treasury.
\ DELEGATION Of West Nirginians. led
by ex-Secretarv Golf, waited upon the
president with a request that 4. "
Campbell be appointed to foreign mis-
sion.
SENATOR FERRY, while on his way home
from Washington, broke down from nery-
Gus exhaustion on reaching Fort Wayne,
where physician escorted him 10 Grand
Haven in private ear.
Mas. JAMES, the wife of the Postmaster
General intends to spend the summer in
Europe with her daughter, Mrs. Pearson.
whose husband is now postmaster Of New
York.
AMONG the rumored changes al Wash
lagoon is the transfer of Patent Commits
moner Marble to the general land Office.
aud the appointment Of United States
Marshal Dudley, of Indiana, to the patent
Office.
JOHN q. THOMPSON, sergeant alarms of
the house of representatives. issues a card
TO deny that he is behind $4,000 in his
accounts with members Charges are afioat
that Clerk Adams has lost $l2 600 of trust
funds at the gaming table.
HE latest irregularity brought to light
IN the career of Pitney. the custodian of
the treasury department, was receipt for
s2,UOU Tor waste paper, given three years
ago, for which no entry appear rs on the
books.
IT is rumored at Washington that ex-
Governor Davis, of Texas, is 10 be ap.
pointed solicitor general of the department
of justice. Tie is already on his way to
the capital.
Mas. GARFIELD is rapidly conyalesciny.
She has been entirely free from fever since
Saturday, and her complete restoration is
now only a matter of few days. As soon
as she is fully recovered, the president
and his family will retire to the Soldiers
Home, near Washington to spend the
summer.
The Washington Star OF Saturday saws:
"Ex-President Hayes horses and carriage
will be shipped to him next Tuesday by
President Garfield. The new horses and
carriage have arrived at the White House.
The carriage was built in New York. The
horses came from Ohio, and were bought
by the president from Representative
Updegraff. The story that Mr.. Updegratf
had presented pair of horses to the Pres
ident mas no truth in it.
IL regard to the outrages upon Ameri-
can fishermen at Fortune bay and at Aspee
bay. Secretary Blaine and Minister Thorn
ton have reached an agreement The
clai ms aggregate Sl03, 900, and it is cove
nanted that Great Britain shall pay $751;
600 in gold and take a receipt in full. The
money will doubtless be handed over this
week, and be speedily distributed among
the sufferers, most of whom reside al
Gloucester, Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

IT is probable that oil the active
members of the Central Land league
now in Ireland Will be arrested in a few
days. a large number OF detectives
watched the leaguers as they entered
their hail. and Mr.. Forster afterwards
held consultations with these detect
ives, and with paid magistrates, aud
with other crown officials. The league
continues to progress financially. At a
recent meeting the receipts for the
week were announced to be about
5000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
Cablegranls'

BISMARCK is confined to his bed by in
fammation of the blood-vessels OF the
legs.
THE coronation Of Prince Milan as king
of Servia will probably take place in
August.
SIX baronies in Tipperary and ore in
Donegal have been proclaimed under the
coercion act.
Moo, noted brigand, has captured a
Rumelian landowner, and demands a ran
som of $4,000.
QUEEN VICTORIA is going to Italy next
month, where she will occupy villa by
the lake Of Como.
DURING artillery practice at Grandenz,
Russia, three captains and two gunners
were killed by the bursting of cannon
PRINCE BISMARCK thinks he can run the
German Empire very nicely, with or
without the assistance of the Reichstag.
SLossoN has challenged Vignaux to play
another match game OF billiards in Paris
this month. for five thousand francs side.
THE German government has ordered
the expulsion Of Mormon missionaries
who have been endeavoring To make pros
elvtes.
DEMPSEY, an Irish farmer, who took
land from which tenant had been evict-
ed, was Sssassinated from behind hedge
in the county Galway.
KETTLE, of the Irish Land league ex-
ecutive committee. on his return from a
visit to Brennan was conveyed to Mas
jail.
SPANISH commissioners have gone to
the uninhabited island of Culebra, near
| Porto Rico, to fix a site for a settlement
and distribute lots for colonists.
A GLASGOW dispatch states that nearly
| ali the cattle which arrived from Boston
by the Phpnician were found to be affect
ed with the foot and mouth disease.
JoRGESsoN, editor OF the Herald, So
cialistic paper in Copenhagen, has been
arrested charged with melting to the
murder of the king of Denmark.
KING CHARLES of Ronmania has been
given crown Of steel manufactured from
cannon captured at Plevna. Bucharest
was brilliantly Illuminated in honor OF
/ the event.
THE authorities of Marseilles have sen
fenced TO Imprisonment and fine tAe lead
ers in the recent demonstration toward a
reprieve for Hessy Hoffman, the con
demned nihilist.
AN immense crowd at Mitehellstown
| Ireland stoned some officers who were
evicting tenants, and were in turn charged
upon by the police and soIdiery, many
| persons being injured.
THE sultan of Turkey is endeavorlng tc
suppress sedition in the provinces, =
large number of Bulgarians were arrested
in Macedonia for participation IN brt
gandage and revolution. Thirty i've q
them died OF infectious disease caught II
the jail.
IN the belief that the land league may
bring on conflict between the crown anc
the masses Of the Irish people, the Irish
executive strongly urges the suppression
Of the organization.
II the parliamentary election at Preston
England, the Irish party did It's utmost to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
Barracks at New Ross are to be fitted With

Barracks at New Ross are to be fitted with
port holes.
CRUZ DoMINEcs was executed at Bakers
vile, Cal, for the murder of Francisc o
Cuneo To the last moment he claimed
that his pistol vas discharged by accident.
ST. LOUIS detectives have captured john
+. Fitzpatrick and f. I. King, who are
charged with having robbed General
Grants trunks of his Jewels.
LEVY, the prnet player. was arrested
in New York and held in $500 bonds
for neglectng to pay alimony decreed his
first wife sn divorce suit.
ALDERMAN .JoHS J. KELLY, of Cincin-
natl, is charged by leading gambler of
that city with an attempt to extort $50
as the price al non-interferance by the
police.
A FEUD Of long standing impelled Prof
Charles Stickney, OF Denver, to kill NJ. T.
. Champeau. Mrs. II. o. Devroe sprang
between the men and was unintentionally
slain.
JoHs ". FDIASsBEE. who is said to
have wife and five children in Fond du
Lac, Wis. has been jailed at Atlanta, Ga,
Tor bigamy in marrying Miss Hunter,
daughter of the sheriff Of Dekaib county.
BECAUSE Of her repeated refusals to
marry him, John CoyIe, Jr, of Coyle's
Ferry, Pa, shot Emma Myers dead and
then made two attempts on his own life
He has been jailed at York.
MARY 4. GEIFFEY, OF ST. Joseph Mo-,
has obtained verdict for 1880 against
James r Finney, wealthy bachelor, for
seduction under promise OF marriage
Her child was born at the county poor
house.
In is said that w. II. CAVITY, who is to be
hanged at Colorado Springs on June II,
for the murder Of Deputy Marshal Per-
kius il nephew of Ben Butler, his right
name being William II. Salisbury, of Sal
isbury, Mass.
JAMES E. DOYLE, who was arrested in
Chicago last October for counterfeitinQ
and 10 whose sachel was found s204, 600
in spurious bonds, is on trial before Judge
Blodgett Among the witnesses is George
W. Casilear, superintendent Of the engrav-
ing department of the treasury.
AN effort By his attorneys to have the in
dictment against joseph Bork the default
ing city treasurer of Buffalo, New York,
quashed, has failed. Bork is charged with
embeZzliDg 700 city and county hall bonds
Of Buffalo, of the denomination Of $1,000
each.
4 QUARREL arising from some trivial
cause led to duel with knives between
two lads named Trent and Strickland, at
Waldorf, Ark The latter viii probably
die, as the flesh on his arms was cut into
shoe -strings, and portions Of his legs were
slashed off.
DANIEL MONROE. who lived on farm
near Lucan. Ont, recently sold off his
chattels at auction, handsome sum being
realized At 10 O'Clock that night gang
of twenty-five masked men, armed with
crowbars, axes, and picks, smashed the
doors and windows of the farmhouse. and
ransacked it with dark lanterns. As Mon
roe had quietly removed with his cash to
a neighhorins residence, the robbers OBJ
tanned nothing but whisky, over which
they caroused for hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

At conference Of railroad promoters
in Pittsburgh it was decided to build
the New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago
which viii extend westward to Marion,
O. James 5. Negley is president Of the
company. The road will have triple
rails, to accommodate both standard and
narrow-gauge cars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

The Russian government has arrang-
ed to send agents to watch the Nihilists
in all the principal cities in Europe
where these peculiar people have taken
up their headquarters. Four of these
agents will look out for the Nihilists
resident in London, four viii go to
Paris, four to Geneva, and others to the
capitals Of other European states.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
Unhealthy surroundings.

To breathe pure, healthfal air, and to follow
occupations conducive to health and long life are
must dwell wherever their lot is cast, however IL
saluurous the locality may be, and work at the
craft assigned to them however destructive to the
health and yigor. Medical science has, however
come to the aid OF the latter. In Hostetters
Stomach Bitters they have land nave had for the
last twenty-five years the best defence against
the morbid influences which crate and foster
disease. that the vegetable kingdom can supply
It's ingredients are among tho finest botanic spe-
cifcs which research has -et revealed to man.
AS preventive Of and remedy for the diseases
generated by swamps, niasna the foul air Of
factories excessive heat over eXertion Of body
or mind unwholesome water or any other
lnqrbiie cause Hostetters Stomach Bitttrs bear
away the palm from all medicines of the present
day
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
NitwauKpp MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, jnne Flour. eak and low
err. Wheat-Opened unsettled and lower; closed
l09]s; NJ ?, LOO for seller June; Lee for sell
Ter July. Loss for seller August; No. 3, at o.
rejected, nominal. Corn-Lower; No. 2, s414i
oats-Dull, No. 2, S4& Rye-Dull and low
over; MOL .03A. Barley Quiet No ., cash
Oh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

The Pioneer Mail Company, a Arndt,
st. Louis, Mo, president, and having
head quarters at Washington, has fail
cd. The company has been in exist
ence over forty-six years, and has car
ried out contracts for carrying the
United States mail in various states and
territories. Mr.. Arndt says the failure
is owing to the curtailment of the con-
tract mail service.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

THE fedral grand jury at Indianapolis
recently indicted Hon. W II. Dowdell,
of Lawrenceburg, FOR charging lady
$500 for collecting pension. and he
has been placed under bonds. iThe
defense viii be that the amount i'll ex-
cess Of the legal fee was a voluntary
gift.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

TIE greenbackers of Iowa held a
state convention at Marshalltown, about
six hundred delegates being in attend
auce. Among the speakers were War
rem Chase, Of California; Jesse Harper,
Of Illinois; and Gilbert De La Matyr,
Of Indiana.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

CHARLES Il. HILL, a millionaire tea
merchant Of Shanghai, returned to Sy-
racuse two months ago and laid plans
to kidnap MS son of 10 years, whom his
wife had brought back to the United
States. He secured the lad, fled with
him to New York, where he was ar
rested for ahdnction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09
NEWS NOTES.

THE holders Of confederate bonds IN
London base their hopes on the chance
of shutting the southern states out of
the money market unless they recog-
nize the cotton loan. Cotton bonds
have recently been sold at . per cent.
and dollar bonds at 3 per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-09

The RI Rev. Joseph Napoleon
Perchc, the Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Of New Orleans, claimed from
the United States government the sum
of $4,000. with accrued interest there
on since 1862, on the ground that on
tina. year, while yet French subject
residing in New Orleans, Gen. b. +.
Butler commanding the United
States forces destroyed property belong
ing to him worth $1,000, and subjected
himself to arrest and imprisonment. Ii
is claimed on the part of the govern
mcnt that pr. Perche was not entitled
to any damages rs, although be was "A
French subject in 1862 he became a
naturalized citizen of the United States
since 1870. The Freuch-American
Claims Commission, TO whom the mat
ter was referred for decission, held to
this view, and rejected the claims on
the ground that it does not come
within the terms of the treaty, which
only provides for the claims Of French
citizens. The decision covers many
other cases involving large amount o
money