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Indian OUTRAGRs.
Further DepredAtIOnp BY the PahnIeS--
Indications or AnOIheF BlOody Oul'
break. Il,

Further DepredAtIOns BY the PahnIes.'
IndIeatIonS or AnOIheF RIOody Oul
break. s :
DRSvER, COL, June 25,-The Durango
Record says General HsfIerman, who, aiIel
the murder Of Major Thurman aud Smith
on May !, went to the scene Of the diff
Guilty with troops as a guide, has just re
turned. He says that, after the above mur
der, two companies Of troops went "a
MRnGas, and found all the cattle men or
ganizinR to drive out the Pahutes. They
collected l54 men, and on June went
into camp with the troops, and sent four
scouts to the PAhute's stronghold. The
troops lett on the 4!h, supposng the cattle
men we're going TO Ionnd cattle,
The troops went 10 Blue Mountains, ten
miles from the Indian village. The In.
dians fled and built barricSdes, The troops
were given orders II the Indians opened
tire to return 1t, and the men were almost
crszy to get chance at them. The cattle
men not appearing Colonel Crotton, COM
mSnding the troops, discovered that their
object was to fight. On the evening OF the
4lh the cattle men elected officers, with
Dawson Rs Captain, and VIM. May, Lieu.
tenant, and started for the Indian village,
the force consisting OF forty we'll.
armed men and twelve pack mules. Sun.
day, June 8. part Of the men were left at
0'Donnell's cabin, and the military being
out ot ratlons returned to the Big Bend
OF the Dolores. The next day twelve In.
dians appeared at the cabin waving q rag
They claimed to be friendly aud we're per.
mitted to come in. They stated they
were bound TO Uncompahgre, but were
afterwArd discovered going In the direc'
tion the cattle men had started In pur.
suit ol big herd of horses, Running
short OF provisions they sent 0'Donnell
and Robinson alter beef. While killing
the beel the twelve Indians were discov.
cred, The two men fled 10 ihe direction
Of the troops. They have not since been
heard OF, and'are supposed to have been
killed, The remainder et the men followed
the Indiana. into the Sierra Lasal at the
head Of Mill Greek.
Last Thursday morning, while they
were getting cattle, the Indians attacked
them, killing Willis and Robbins, Of Man
cas-, and ], II. E.krlde, The Wilson
brothers and all the settlers In Grand
Valley are supposed to have been killed.
Eighteen or twenty OF the original cattle
men have been missing for several days
and are supposed to have been killed,
among them Ike Stockton. Four Compa.
nies Of the Ninth Cavalry, under command
Of Captain Carroll, and a detachment Of
the Thirteenth Cavalry, started from Fort
Lewis for the seat Of war In San Juan
county. Utah, l25 miles west O. Durango.
The PahuteS are reneRades from three
tribes OF Southern Utes, who show no
sign oi hostility.
The German settlers Of Bluff City have
had half their cattle run off by NsvajoeS.
An outbreak 10 threatened, and massacre
feared.
Lieutenants Davies aud Hall, from Fort
Lewis, arrived since Hefrerman, aud re.
port further fghtinga at the seAt Of war, re.
sulting in the death Of VIM. May and
seven Indians,
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CaOps HEasAaours,
Reports from Numerous Localities II
this VIalniiV On tha NlutIOok,

Reports from Numerous Localities 10
this Vicinity on the outlook.
PlTrSB1RaH Pa June22 Reports from
forty towns in Western PennsylvaniS,
Ohio and West Virginia regarding The con.
diLion Of the crops and business have been
received hera. While In some particulars
the reports vary, they Unite In very en-.
coutagtng total. The teaor Of them Is that
at present hO outlook ID favorable iof q
tair crop Of wheat, although not quite up
10 last years, the adVerse effect OF recent
rains having neutrAliSsd The increase oil
acreage. The bsme cause, together with
dry weather in May, has Alleged the e,rn
crop uniavofsbly, while oats promise q
fair yis'd and hay an unprecedented crop.
The ituit crop Is not SO promising, pros.
peCtS being that there will be light crop
Of apples, and very poor one Of pesches,
while email fruits have done excellently,
Reports on the business outlook In The
surrounding towns are exceedingly sails.
iactoiy, with Just enough exceptions 10
mark the rule. Trade is reported very
bfiSk, with payments promptly made.
Farmers are out Of debt OF rapidly reducing
their liabilities, and The county generally
ls In very sound aud healthy condition,
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THIRTY CENTS
TaE PALTRE PRICE OPAnAA,s LIRE.
A Quarrel Over . Neal In Cleveland
RsStaaFant ResulIs In hurder-
several Other Shocking Ira.
GedIss Elsewhere,

CLEVELAND, O., June 25.-Ths price Of
q meal Of VictuAls was the cause Of de,
liberats murder here this afternoon.
About 5 o'clock q sIouChy looking young
man entered the Superior coffee house, on
Superior street, and asked for some ham,
eggs and beststeak, The food was served,
and the man ate 1t, when be arose from
the liable, and taking the check, on which
was the price Of the meal, thirty cents,
went to the desk where the proprietor,
Geo. Williams, was sitting, What traus.
pired between them will never be known
unless the murderer tells 1t. There were
no other persons In the restaurant at the
time, and Mrs, Williams, the proprietor'S
vile, and 0 female waiter named Mary
Cole, were In the back part Of the room,
near the kitchen. No loud speaking was
heard between the two, but suddenly The
Two women were startled by The report OF
Q pistol shot, Mrs. Williams Immediately
ran forward toward her husband, but Just
pe'oie she got 70 the desk the man fired
another shot and her husband fell between
the desk and the wall, shot through the
The murderer, without saying q word.
turned to Mrs, Williams and pointed the
pistol at the woman, who sent up shrek
after shrek OF horror. A customer.
coming In at the time, realizing the posi-.
tion, caught hold Of the murderer and
with the aid oil colored man secured him.
In Q very short space Of time an i'm.
mense crowd gathered about the place,
and surged forward and back for an hour
and hall, when the excitement some.
what quieted down.
Upon being taken the Central Polics
Station the murderer gave his name as
John Allen. He claimed to have been a
buggy hnIsher from New York. In an.
pearsncs he is an ill.kept tramp about
twenty-five or twenty three years Of age.
There was . slouch appearance about lis
dress. He was Attirsd In dark suIt and
soft black felt hat, He Is rather thin, five
teet eight inches In height and weighs
about lao pounds. No one who met him
on his way to the station house, or after
arriving there, seemed 10 know him, and
he 10 evidently 0 stranger 10 The city. The
murdered man bad host Of friends In oil
parts Of the city, and was well known.
The shooting has created intense indiRnG.
ton, ..
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WASHINGTON, June 25-It was reported
in the, Treasury Department to-day that on
Monday morning o. L. Pitney, recently
Custodian" OF the Treasury Department,
and the bay rum, soap and towels thereof,
proposed going before the grand jury now
iu session here and telling oil that he knows
about the persona and things recently In
quired about. Pitney, It seems, is soured
victim. who objects seriously TO being
Obliged to act the role Of scapegoat. lie
admits that little Irregularities occurred
during his administration OF the Oontip.
gent Fund which, while unconeidered
tribes at the time, were somewhat dif.
lcult to explain before an lnvesti.
eating commission. "But," he SAYS,
~ was not alone; somebody or.
dered this; somebody approved that,
had superiors; was under orders; my
Office was under the supervision Of higher
officers than myself; l could, II would,
produce verbal or written authority for
nearly all, II not all the actI pronounced
criminal, 'Corrnpt' and crooked by the
press" He admits practically his gull,
but asserts strenuously that he had Copar.
CenerS In 1t. He thinks It unjust that they
should only be punished vicariously, and
that he Bhould be inundated as the gacri.
Ace. II he must 20 down, he proposes to
pull down hia late associates. This is tho
rumor
1t Is quietly talked about to night, and
many surmises are made as to what Pitney
will say to the grand Jury. Inasmuch as
he is desperate, 1t is believed that II he
goes before II at oil It will be to make a
clean breast OF the whole matter.
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Andilnr Ina MiilHr,a lsnilrnnd.

ToLEpo, O., June 96.-The Ohio Central
people, as we'll Ss citiEens generally, are
jubilant this evening over the Ohio Cen.
trAl meeting to-day, although the action
was mainly a matter Of form, and had
already been anticipated according TO an.
nouucement. The meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the company was held at tbs
general offices In this city this afternoon
toY the purpose Of ratfying the consolds.
lion Of tRe Ohio 0ehtral Railroad Oon,
pany Of Ohio, the Atlantic 4 Northwest.
ern Railroad Company Of West Virginia,
and the Richmond 4 Allegheny Railroad
Company at Virginia, Under the name Of
the Richmond, Allegheny 4 Ohio Central
Railroad Company. Eishty.seven thou.
sand and ninety nine shares out Of one
huhdfed and twenty thousand vets
voted, all in favor Of The cor.
solidGlton. No votes were cast
against il. The sLockhpldefs Of the
other roads haVe already ratified
the consolidation, and II ls nov an accom-.
plished fact. A Joint meeting oi The
blUCkuulueIb VI lu0 tuIoo iuhutt " IhLubI
Of the Richmond, Allegheny 4 Ohio Cen.
trail Railroad, is yet 70 be held for the
election oi o board oi thirteen directors.
II will remain for this bosrd 10 elect The
officers Of the new company, and II is i'm
possible 10 say what the result Of tho elec
tion will be. II is not al ell likely, heW,
ever, that there will be any material
change al present There 10 q gap Of 25t
miles between the Ohio Central and RlCh
mond and Allegheny roads which will
have t9 be built beiote they can be ope
rated Do 3 continuous liiei and until tia
ie done they will be operated ln division
about the same as heretofore, though d
one organization. The wott' Of CloeinI
the gap will Be commenced within q shof
time aud pushed forward 10 an early com
pletion.
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Peru.

NEW YORk, June S.-AdvlCeb received
from Panama say that dates to the frat
Instant had hesn received from Peru.
Pierola had arrived OF Arequipa and start
cd bis new government, bu! he has again
lettfOr Ayacucho, where he hopes to find
more followers.
The Chilllans are not expected to make
any definite policy toward Peru until after
tho excitement OF the Presidential election
isover. Don Domingo Santa Maria will
most likely be the successful candidate.
The Peruvian Congress has not yet com.
menCed work. Reports are circulated In
Lima that they are determined to evacuate
Lima and make the headquarters at Callao.
The rumor caused excitement from fear
that on the departure OF the garrison
there would be an attempted uprising oi
the people.
Business Is somewhat improved in
Lima. Two banks, The National de Peru
and the Callao, have reopened.
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HAVANA, June 2h.--The death is an.
nouuced Of the Archbishop Of Guatemala,
who was perpetually hanlshed by III.
Government Of Guatemala In 1871. HI
has since then lived In Havana.
Captain General Blanco telegraphed Ia
Madrid, asking the arrest Of three high
ex.funOtionaries OF the Cuban Treasury.
Two others have been arrested here.
The Secretary Of State Of San Domingo,
In circular appristng Oonsuls and En-.
voys OF the assumption ot the Dictator
ship by President Merino, orders thai
they announce everywhere that San Do.
mi9Ro will not sell Samana BAY to the
United States,
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rive nnIIr in I,in nnnri.

San MARctAL, New ME1lco, June 25,-
A brutal murder took place here last
night Paddy Ryan, q desperado who
lately escaped from Jail at 81 Paso, Del
Norte, where be was confined ior The
murder Of Mexican, was beating his
vile, when Charles Walker, The Town
Marshal, interiered. This 10 enraged Ryan
that he fred elk ahots at Walker, Ave Of
which entered his heart. The range was
30 close that Walkers clothes took fire and
burned from his body. Ryan escaped 10
the bills, but 10 now being pursued by q
large force Of citizens. There is reason.
able certainty Of bis being lynched IL
caught. Walker was brave officer and
universally liked.
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Desperate RinEsters.

WARRINGTON, June 25.-The Star Route
ring seize hold Of everything possible, and
try to turn 1t to account In their behalf.
They have represented Congressman
Money, Of Mississippi, Chairman Of the
House Committee on PostoftiOss In the lasl
Congress, as denounCing the Star Route
Investigation as a smat machine. Money
said to q Western Associated Press re.
porter to-day that he never used such
language that, on the contrary, be
heartily favors rigid investigation, as be
learned Of the pointed out abuses In tho
Star service when q member Of the Post.
Office Committee 10 Congress. Money
came here 10 obtain the correction OF az
allusion contained In special dispatch to
New York newspaper 10 himself In con.
neCtion with man who got Star Route
contract In which the man WIS spoken oil
as Money 3 friend. This fact was used to
make II appear that a Congressman who
had the position as Chairman OF the Post.
office Committee, and had superior iacili.
ties for knowing about the Star service,
disapproved aud denounced the investi'
cation. Like other attempts Of the ring
to bellttle and weaken the investigation,
this has failed.
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LONDON, June 2o.-The Cornell Grew
had trial spirit Saturday, Coaks coaching
them from the bank on horreback. Start.
ing with q stroke Of forty TO the minute
all went well till they were halt over tht
course when mistake oi storage, which
generally had been perfect, brought them
b q standstill among rushes. The SpOrtS
man says: "While the Cornell men bad
the river to themselves their style was
generally liked by the outside public, bul
tyroa could see, Saturday, that their man.
ner Of g4ttlpg their boat along contrasts
badly wnh the tneana Of working adopted
by crack Engliah iours."
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ASOTHER LINK


CobaeetihE pS With Ythe Paat Parted
heath Of President JBhnSonA Attof.
ney. general.
ClFptNNATt, June 9G.-Hoh. Henry
Stansbnrys death was reported here by
private dispatches to-day. II occurred at
No. 9s Fifth avenue, New York city, at II
O'Clock last night. lie was born In New
York city in 1903, studied law at Sleuben.
vile, atlerwafd was member oi the bar
at Lancaster, o., was an intimate friend
Of Hon. Edwin N. Stanton, the elder
Thomas EEing, Hooking Hunter,
ex.sentof Thurman and many others
OF that class. Hla residence Tor several
years has been In Kentucky, louf miles
south Of Covlbgton, and bis pfactice was
In Cincinnati, chiefly Efflce practice. lie
was member pt lie Cincinnati Htt As.
iooiAtlon and iof years was ip President
All the bar revered him, II was bill
especial delight Of late yeats 10 take bfighl
young men aslAW students. For ten year
bis health has been 90 delicate a 10 require
him 10 be very cateiul.
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GerInnny.

BERLIN, June 25.-The Federal Council
approved the treaty with Hamburg, inoor.
pora'ing that city in the Hollverein, and
reisCted the accident insurance bill, con.
siderlrg the Reichstsg's amendment OF
the bill rendered II unacceptable.
The public exhibition Of placards OF i'm.
migration agents, or OF foreign steamship
companies, has been prohibited, and q
bill impeding immigration will be intro.
duCel al the next tHession Of the ReiOhstsg
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VIII there Ds anything lett for the un
,s,d head and hand OF man to doP We
MtthaI;
UTbe Pennsylvania railroad has 10 ust
4, automatic track tester, which disCoy
~ I,ulp In the track not ordinarily
'Oo,Scisbls tOthe eye, and makes record
:, issm which indicates their precise
%,,litv, and all this while the machine Ia
",,.Hy ] over the rosd At from fifteen Ia
i1,Dty Ave miles IN hour, It has the
,,'s,1aI appearance Of a baggage car, buI
iDGde il fitted up with seliTeglstering
IOO,Atpp, electric clocks, etc. A bad
XXI bslEseu the rails registers itself by
ihO IN Il causes to the deliCatelY huns
"A, ErOn Of level In the track are
recorded by penCis on ruled paper, and
N Oicely arranged that variations Of an
j,bS OI an Inch are made manlfest. II
M muqs 4 loo narrow or the rails have
,U,wd, Lhs fact Is noted by smother appa'
miuL Au ingenious time aud distance
ilVI,ter enables the observer to locate the
iIpetIections recorded. A machine ol
M lind kent constantly going over q
nlltosd would scarcely be less careful thar
hOhlCk.waker In discovering sources ol
dtni 10 travel"
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PROMISED INyEsTIaATIoN,

There Is q report that the Senate will, al
soon as congress meets, appoint commit
tee to prosecute an investigation into tht
expenditure Of the Treasury Contingent
Fund, One Senator has expressed the
purpose to offer resolution for such on
investigation with the view Of compelling
Pituey and others to testify,
II Is expected that 0 report Of the exam
inAtion into the Fishery award payment to
Great Britain, ordered by Secretary Blaine
on the statements and figures OF Professor
Hind, will be ready tosubmis 10 Mr.. Blaine
next week, and theseCrstary Ia determined
to thoroughly investigate oil OF Hind'a
Representations.
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u, ara indebted to the Commissioner
!, pJnc,,i,p at Washington for an inter
" 'ti,o pamphlet in which the statistics ol
'Jms ans and education in France are given, t,
I'II !" !, ,ol.l Of 1854 arrests there were '4SO
,l,sS arrested parties who were unable to
',,5 " and write, and ,309 who could only
-" ,.,J and write imperiectly, while there
T'S 5lg who could read and write we'll
TSl' shows that tho vast Preponderance
nlsdns in France is among the illiterate'
" and especially among the very illiterAle.
Vbie ,bs ability to read and write well
dos, not protect society from crime, yet
tj,along step in that direction. This ia
,sO,heory on which our free schools are
bu.d in this country
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Turkey,

CoNsTANrINoPLE, June 25.-IG Is stated
thbt 'risbet, French ambassador, before
going on lurlough, informed The Grand
ViSter that the French would advance
upon Tripoli II ianAtical intrigues were
carried on there. The Porte ordered the
authorities at Syria and Tdpoll TO pre-
vent the entrance OF FrerCh political ag.
itators.
The ambassadors OF the powers have
protested tgAinst tho menaCos contained
In the Porte's note relative 10 the suppres.
sIon Of foreign postotiioes ln Turkey.
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IT,, Goyerumsnt will commence paying
=. t.I mi,ljoDs Of money this week, and SO
'a' ", !. mnld,udinous number OF corpora
Wv. Wv The July payments Of the govern
p'l. and ol corporations will foot up an
,a.~.',s a'n' a ,um in the aggregate The query
!uu, Sa,s and how will it be investedP 7
y v, 'Tv treasury will pay out for the prinol'
~ Iu' nd interest Of bonds about SSO.OOO,'
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TERRIBLE' ACCIDENT,

An Entire Railroad Train 'FumbIed into
Iha River - Two Hundred People
Killed.
otTY OF Mexico, June 25.-Last night
Q whole train on the Moreles Railroad
tqmbled down into the River San Anto.
nio, near Ouantla, on account OF the
downfall of atone bridge. Nearly two
hundred persons are dead, and o great
many wounded, most OF whom are sol.
dierS. More details will be given to.
morrow,
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-, commencement debate at vassaI .s'a
laI ,bs question, "IS the negro
~ on on" ~ Miss Fitzhugh doomed him.
TONE. aa,.. rvop saved him on the ground
% S'S r.' :. obut the silhouette Of the
.,i.sp people"
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JODtrH H. BRowE 4 oo.'s rolling mill AI
South Ohicigo ha Just been told to
Rhodes, Bradley 4 Co., aAd other New
York capitalists, Tor t9.OOO,OoO. The puf.
ehasefs wilt make great improvements. ID
The sale are inoluied four hundred actes
Of land The works referred 10 have been
running since i775, being lopaled on The
Calumet river, south Oi the village Of
South OhIcapp propsf, and II 10 SAld The
sSlAblIshtnent, alwSyS very prosperous,
now 6lS orders ahead iot 4 month, ,--6
| cdgo 7imS',
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LONDON, June 25.-A dispatch from
Adelaide, South Australia, announces that
a new Ministry has been formed as fol.
lows: Ohlet ssCrstery, Bray; Attorney
General, Downer; Treasurer, Glydei Com
missioner Of Grown Lands and Immigra.
tion, Ootti Commissioner Of Public Works
and Garden, Ramsey; Minister Of Educa.
tlon, Parsons.
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,., v,xe JE. tells the reporters that
...i,aed 'o.S his position in the service oi
h'1',s Sl1'i~ore / ohio Company simply
l'. ~ Da' Is l.eIs that he is on the point Of
lsi', ''la'' ID down under the strain Of too
a'.SIs s.s I,sssponsbility and work. He Is go
Is aaIu ~ ME n, warning by the fate oil Tom
n.,u W. .rd omit in time,
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kpnIn.

MADRID, June 95.-The Gazette on Sun.
day will publish a decree aboIiShinG the 10.
bacCo monopoly in the Philippine Islands.
CASTELAR, writes the Colonial Ministers as
follows: II congratulate you on decree
which will give you q place among the
Greek emanCipatOrs Of human labor, rem.
dering illustfious your name for all time"
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AnO.hsS Nurdsr Al Plttlburra Ysstsr.

PrrrsBuRaH, June 2S.--purlns quarrel
this afternoon between Hugh Rvney and
John White, oolored, the laItet Knocked
Rigney down with payer and then
pounded him on the head, ihacLing In.
infies from which Rlgney died shortly
Afterwards. White was arrested.
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BosToN, June 26.-MoseS Titcomb, su.
petintendent Of The document room Of the
United States Senate for over a quarter OF
q century, died this morning at franklin
Falls, N. H., aged 30. TitComb watched
over Calhoun In his last sickness, and laid
out with bic own hands the body OF Henry
Clay, In Washington, In 1861,
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DamREe-Iloy Killed
LightninR.

Considerable DamaEe-Ho Killed by
-. Lightning,
WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, June %.-There
was heavy thunder storm here to-day.
The lightning struck several places. No
damaged.
New YoRK, June 25.-A very severe
storm, visited Long Island to-day; rain
very heavy, hail stones large and the
thunder and lightning inCessant.
A little son Of Geo. Terry, while with
his mother at the window, watching the
storm, was killed by the lightning. His
mother was unhurt.
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BAD BOTH WELL
10 Declared Guilty Of Shooting with In.
tent 10 WOund q Policeman.

sTEuBESvlLLE, June 20.
Special dispatch TO the IntSlIIESutsr
AT ten O'Clock today the jury in the
case Of Harry Boutwell,, charged with
shooting at policeman with intent to
wound, brought in a verdict against the
prisoner as he stood charged. Boutwell,
does notenioy an envlable reputation, and
has appeared before the courtupOn several
occasions. 4t