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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. S.-WeSt
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
rs follows: Original invalid-Frances
". Kirns, Independence Francis Gross,
'Wadestown. 1ncrease-Warner EnoCh,
J. 4, OF, J. Martin, V. q. Rice, B. Z,
Edgell. Mexican widows-Henristta,
widow oi Erasmus Morrison, Bowen
North Carolina. Original widoWs-
Sarah Z. Deal, formerly widow Of
Spencer Fletcher, McBfide's Mill.
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HELENA, MoSFs Dec, g.--All OF The
houseS met this morning with the usual
results and adjourned. Kumors have
been afoat on the streets aud Ia the
hotel lobbleB that the Democrats desire
TO hold q jcint conference 10 discuss
some compromise. Two houts dIfiRtnt
search by an Associated ptgsl reporter
failed 70 establish Nv agtAeItlVilY Ol lie
tvpaEt Although they ore willing 10
meet no official oypHufes have been
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sAuCY lIOp 1ONa.

IIe Assaults Reporter Will, Flnt.Iron
and Threatens Ills Life In Court.
sAco, ME,, Dec. 3.-In the police court
to-day Hop Long, proprietor of Chi
nese laundry, charged with assaultipg q
newspaper reporter with a hot fat.irop,
pleaded guilty and in open court threat.
ened to kill the reporter on the first op-
portunity. He was fined 81 and costs,
but refused to pay the ilne and was sent
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BEAVER, Pa Dec. s-Tbo Love Sew.
lag NaShihe Company made an assign.
mbnt to-day for The bsneSt Of the Credl.
iot6. The assets and liabilities are moi
known. Ihs failure Waa paphed by The
ggspgpSluA ol The Lawrence hahk ol
pllllhuteh,
about SaJO,O 900, q very large proportion ol
which 10 Ia patents,
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Is II A TRnSr2
A Private Meeting of all the aIanufao
turera Of oil Well Supplies,

a Private Meeting OF all the aIanukao
turers Of oil Well Supplies.
CLEVELAND, Dec. S,-The representa-
tives Of a number Of concerns which
manufacture oil well supplies exclusive
ly, held a conference here to-day. The
principal manufacturers Of oil we'll sup.
plies arc located In Eric, oil City, Titus.
willie, bradford, Plttsburgh and Wash.
ihpLon, Pa, With branches In ali thp
oil towns Of Importance. II was thq
Intention ol the promoters 10 have thv
meeting q very private ono aud for that
reason y was decided not Ia hold II III
any Of the oil centres, bnI 10 come u
Cleveland.
One Of tie delegates said Il wAA a prl.
vate business affair which dl1 not gen.
etally concern the public. The report
10 that an attempt ID bping made 10 form
q combination Of all the oil well supply
manufacturers In tho county.
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IN TuH TAYLORsIvwN vIL FIELp.

Isaac wllletts Purchases tho orotilers
Farm Interesting OH Notes.
Isaac Willetts, one OF the heaviest oil
producers in the Washington county
tield, has created considerable Of a stir
in and about Taylorstown, by purchas.
ing the farm Of Lehman NJ. Crothers,
Immediately above the Baltimore & Ohio
station. The price paid by Mr.. Willetts
is reported to have been somewhere be.
tween $50, 900 and $4,000, Early Mon.
day morning force OF men began haul.
ing rig umbers for ten new wells wlicl,
Mr. Willetts will put down as soon a.
possible. Mr., Willetts has over twent,
producing wells on the White farm,
which adjolns his last purchase.
Barney Calling, one OF the Oldest
lrillers In any Of the known oil fields,
having been engaged In the business
since the COS, has arrived in the Tay.
lorstown field and contracted with VII.
let's to clean out and drill to the Fifth
sand all Of his wells in this district.
Michael Bast, a blacksmith at Taylors.
town, was visited on Monday by aome
oil speculators, who wanted 10 make a
deal with him for his farm, situated
near the mouth OF Cow Run In Pleas,
ants county, this State. He was offered
handsome bonus.
j. D. France and Robert Hodpens. also
Of TaylOrstown, have been offered ST per
acre for leases to the amount OF 2,bOO
acres which they now hold in Peasants
and Tyler counties, this State. The bid
was bona iide, but was declined by the
owners. Joseph McGiyen and William
McQuillsn have left Taylorstown for
Wetzel and Tyler counties to lease ior
the Philadelphia and Boston OIL Syndi,
cate. II is reported that they are in.
struCted to secure all they can.
| The we'll on the John Steward farm
situated about four miles from TaylOrs.
town village, came In Monday as a 500
pound rock pressure gas well. II is
owned by the Washington Oil Company
"a branch Of the Standard.
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AND STILL THEY'RE NOT READY,

BIessrs. Maxwell mud Morris on Deck, but
the Majority Report Not Prepared.
Speclal Dlspatch 10 ne IateAigaIeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 3.-sena.
tors Maxwell and Morris arrived here
to-day. They report that the minority
report on the GubsrnatoriaI contest is
ready at any time,
The majority report will be ready the
last Of next week. 1t will make about
200 pages Of legal cap paper.
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RSGLISHApS rO,. CHICAGO.

they Advocate the Lake City for tho
Worlds Fair at a London Banqust,
LONDON, Dec. S,-Sume leading ciLi-
Gems Of Chicago, under the auspices Of
senator Farwell, Mr., Melville Stone and
Nr, |. +. Golding entertained at a ban.
luet last night to distinguished English
4en interested in American railroads.
Mr.. Jeareys, in an eloquent speech, ad.
Vocated the claims OF Chicago as the
proper site for the worlds fair OF 1902.
me other speakers also supported the
claims Of ChioaRo.
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A. an t,lov.s,l. p,,....,.

T.e funeral Of Moses Fo;ti looh plOca
yesterday afternoon ituM MA lata @ tSsI,
denCs on ThirteaAlh blteot. II eT wo'
quite largely attended, especially by Oj,l
CitlIspS the number Of Rpetl nefs6nS in
aLlohdahco being qnl,s marked, Nlose,
Ford might we'll be termed ons nj
WllGBllha'a noneeF Olllashg, Ha WSs
shout 70 years old and lived here nsS,ly
a. hls lille. 10 was one Of tbg oWnnt,
oI tRe uooH Intent Stage Company,
Nhlgh rau ib regular lines Of Slayt
coaches tor transferring pNssenR6rE md
UahestOga wagons lot carrying Ir0igbl.
over The old National road bpWecn Iieye
aud Cumberland, Wv" "s''
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Earthosa.o IN Now pa,np,hIre.

DoySa,N N.H., Dec. S,-Early this morn.
.ng the ia inhabitants Of Alton Buy
were awakened by an earthquake shock,
which Jared the houses. Many people
rushed from their beds. A second
shock was more severe than the first.
People then rushed from their houses
expecting they would tumble down.
The shock was also felt at Alton aud
Clifford but was not 80 severe.
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LONDON, Dec, S,-The st. James Ga.
'ette states that Mr.. Parnell disappeared
several weeks ago and since then has not
been heard from, His whereabouts Is a
Mystery and his prolonged absence
causes much trouble to bis adherents.
lie has even failed to keep a number OF
Important engagements, among which
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INTERESTING gSTlNATEs,
The sta!smsn, Of E.ii@ai:. of Approprls

The Statement Of EatiHiAlss Of Approprla.
iiona for the Next Two Years.
WAsniSoToS, b. o., Dec. 3,-The
clerks Of the committees on nppropfIa.
lions ot the Senate and tiOHEe have pre-,
pared q comparative statement Of estl.
mates Of appropriations and expendi.
lures for the maintenance Of the Gov.
eminent Tor the fiscal year 1880 and 1901,
from which u appears that the net 10.
crease Of The estimates lot iBRl over
those lot lhB CURRENT year ID f2O,s87, i0s,
and the ngI Increase ol eshmate6 i6f
next year over The applopflhIl6n1 lbf
Tile year ls S3s,O92, Ii2' T6e loSai e1d.
maseg q fpggI9I sna permanent RalhSl
lppEoBtlaILohb iotlbS text hStal ysaI
ATE 800, ,s4s,S 1916, vAilSIhs IoIaI yeyeSues
are estimated At 40,4l4,SS7, showing an
excess oi estimated revenues over ssti.
mated appropriations next year Of SIS,.
bIl,USS, The net aifplus iof Che pfe6On.
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To Protect En,Ivrnntn.

vienna, Dec. S.-rne Tageblaa says
that owing to the revelations at the re.
cent trials Of the persons charged with
winding emigauts tho government
mas Issued a circular note to the local
authorities throughout the empire di.
recting them 70 adopt stringent regula.
dons to prevent frauds by emigrant
agents,
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Peter Rlpldy, tornerly Of lhis oitv.
now ol tho United States Army, arrived
here Yesterday 10 spend a part Of ihe
short Nflongh he has been granted, Tia
has been in the army Tor over twentys
I've yeats, having enlisted n abort lima
beloFO I hO close Ol tho Rebellion, and rs.
enliAIed al tho expiration Of every tartn.
oi service since them. llu weafS d nnns
commissioned officers oheyfOns aud Inn
been stationed at Fort Lawrence H.
several years past, IL. isa brolbSr.in.
lHw ot Mi William Hastings, Of ,his
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Electric LIRlu fur Alunnd.,i,,,

Mr.. Alex h, Campbell went from lista
down % Monndsvl lie yesterday 10 /, pl
the public pulse aud ascertain what In.
terat tue people Oi that thriving com.
innlity would take In a proposition 10
estAblIsl an electric llghl plant there.
i Ia nndont cd that all tho inUnlrarp of
tue MuundaylllU Council iayot m. "a.
tabllshment 9i a plant and that thew
would quickly vote " Aubsll,ula Iiie
new llRht Tor tho gNlollnO lamps that
now serve as an apology for lighting The
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Thu HFUIVuENuUU uHU hBsUuINtlUH UtHII
PnLADELpniAj.Dss S.-The directors
Of the Athletic base ball club held q
meeting yesterday and soon aiterward
Treasurer Whitaker left the city for
Columbus 10 confer with President
Phelps, OF the American Association,
and The representatives OF the St. Louis,
Columbus and Louisville clubs Il rela.
tion To the proposed consolidation Of the
American Association and IPIayers'
League.
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FAMOUS SUN DECIDED.
Compromised In Manner Satisfactory to
All Parties Kimberly vs. Arms.

Compromised In Mhnher sntisfhctoFy 70
All Parties Kimberly vs.. Arms.
YouSosTowS, o., Dec. 3-The famous
mining suit Of Peter l.. Kimberly vs.,
Charles u. Arms, involving over one
millioa dollars, aud which has been
once decided by the United States Su.
preme Court In iavorot the plaintiff,
was settled to-day In a manner
that Is satisfactory to all parties concern.
I'd. Arms, according to the agreement,
transfers To Kimberly an interest In the
mining stock and shares In mines " biCh
have been In litigation, and also give his
check for 100000. Ia consideration OF
this the suits brought against Arms by
Kimberly are 10 be dismissed.
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A FATAL SMOKE,
A Man Goes to Sleep with Clgur In Ills
Mouth, with Fatal Results,

A Man Goes to Sleep with Cgar In Ills
Mouth, with Fatal Results.
CANTON, o., Dec. 9.-Pster Uhl went
to sleep on sofa in his sitting room al
$3.50 o'clock this morning, while smoking
d cigar. The cigar ignited some paper
half an hour afterwards and'beiore any
Of the family could be awakened, or aid
come, Willie, a teu.year old son, died
from sutioCation, while the father and
two other children are in a critical con.
dition.
LATRh-chris Uhl, the Oldest Of the
two rescued children, died tonight. The
others are doing well aud will probably
recover.
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Nine dead ilo,llss nj ssO

Nsw YoRK, Dec, S,--Tbc bark Chris.
tlan schheyef, from Buonos AyreS, re.
Epst shat yesterday at the tlslaWAre
break water II passed nine dead bodies,
ElRht VI them were bodies Oi men
AOallnR on q life raft. Tho other
was that Of q woman ilOallnR near tho
rat with q life pteaefYer around her,
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APRAUDULgNT CLAIM,
An Adverse Report on the Famous Peralta
Grant In Arizona.

an ADVERSE report OIL the Famous Pertllta
Grant In Arizona.
Tucson, ARiz, Dec. S.-.surveyor Gen.
eral johnson has transmitted to the
Commissioner OF the General Land
Office an adverse report upon the Per.
alta grant, claimed by James Addison
Reayis, containing Eve million acres Of
public lands, including the cities Of
Phunix, FlorehCe, SulOmonyille, etc
This tract Is conservatlyelyn! valued At
twenty-five millions Of dollars. The
Surveyor General recommends that the
claim By not allowed and a vigorous
prosecution Of the parties guilty OF
iabrlcatiDg this fraudulent claini. iS
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ASHLAND, Wis, Dec. 8 The examip,
alton Of the alleged Hurley hank robbers
was begun yesterday before Judge Gal.
kin5, The oaSea are 10 DO heard sepa.
Eatcly. Several witnesses were examined,
There was some damaging testimony for
The prosecution,
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An EngIl.h oplnIon.

LONDON, Dec 8-The Morning POa
says: "It President Harrison carries
outin practice the peaceful and pro-
eressiye principles indicated in his mes
sage the whole world will be gainers
thefebv,n
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Vicious Elephant in Iarrum,s show.

LONDON, Dec, IA fatal accident oc-
Cured to-day in the menageris at
tached to Bsrnum's circus. Tho largest
elephant belonging to the show became
tnraged aud made an attack on its
keeper, goring him in the head aud
neck and inllicting fatal injuries:
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4 BROAD GAUGE ROAD.


Significant Order to the Contractors of tic
Weston and Braxton q. II. Road!
Special DispatGh TO Aeintelliytacsr.
WESTON, W. VA, Dec. 3,-The con.
tractors working on the new railroad be-
tween here and Braxton G. H., were
notified to broaden the gauge to a stand.
ard, which means a through line to
Charleston, W, Va, piercing the center
Of the State from Morgantown to Charles
ton, which will virtually be Que system,
Tue many friends Of Judge 4. A. Ed.
wards will be panied to hear oil his seri.
nna illness at his homo here.
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Haze It.i,,.,n,,,I

SAN FRANcisCo, Dec. 3.-rhe stallion
Al Fanow, which broke the iour.year.
old record at San Jose, CAL, last spring,
but who was ruled of all tracks BY the
Pacific Blood Horse Association d few
months ago, when tbs stallion was held
back by hiS jockey during q race, has
been relngLAtGd.
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BeRrs ConiItlent oF AeoulttnI.

BosroS, Dec. S.-A near relative OF
John F. BeRps, one Of the defendants in
the Cronin murder case, has received a
letter from him, in which he expresses
confidence that he will be acquitted Of
completely 10 the murder.
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rLn 1h,.ralnn llnnL r,n.a.

ptrrsnuRurt, Dec. 3.-rhO depoSitetg
Of the Lawrence Bank went lnIo court
to-day and Dfessplpd Q petition signed
by Auditor McCamant, Of Pennsylvania,
aGkllR for the removal Of the assignee,
and the appointment oi q receiver. The
court reserved lis decision,
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year Is placed at S5s, $50, ,5ll, or $685., ,4s9
more than the estimated sprplusfor the
next fiscal year, This prospective de-
crease In the surplus Is stated, too, with
out reference TO the possibility OF the
enactment Of a river and haEbOF bill.
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Cry OF MEXICO, Dec. SCI Hs,uido
predicts that the Pan Americans viii
effect no good, as 1t appears that after a
carousal tour they are now wasting
time in pickering over results.
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NEw YORE, Dec. S.-.Tle suit oi Mfs.
Eliza A. Wells, the qplElLpAl medium,
against John q. BunaN d ChlCago, tof
$4,000 for libel, was dlslnlsaed BY Judge
Beach Ia the Supreme Court to-day,
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DV you suIler with utlarfh2 Yon cst,
be cured II You take Hgod's sarSapariija,
'dugglhtS, :"
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Tho epIotgelnPnt Of the shinCgO eS.
alpUlOn act has bGeB ioInd To bs very
difficult on The Northwestern itoptIeh
The Secretary oi The Treasury has
authorized tue employment OF add.
tlonal officers who will be assigned 10
this duty, aud every effort will DO made
tn nninFrn ihh law
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teTnatlonAl Congress which opened ~
Brussels on the 10th OF November, for
the purpose OF deyising measures TO pro.
mote the abolition Of the slave trade In
Africa and 10 prevent the shipment ot
slaves by sea. Our interest In the ex-
linctlon OF this crime against humanity,
In tho regions whore 1t yet survives, has
been increased by the results OF emanci'
patton within our own borders.
THE QUESTION OF STANDARDIZATION.
With Germany the most cordial rela-
tions continue, The questions arising
from the return to the empire Of Ger
mans naturalized In this country are
considered aud disposed Of in a temper.
ate spirit, to the entire satisfaction Of
both Governments, Questions continue
10 arise In our relations with several
countries IN respect TO the rights OF
naturalized citizens, Especially 10
the the case with France, Italy,
Russia and Turkey, and to 4
less extent with Switzerland. From
time 10 time earnest efforts have been
made to regulate this subject by conVeu-
tons with those counties, An i'm
proper uss Of naturalization should not
be permitted, but 1t is most important
that those who have been duly natural.
lied should everywhere be accorded
recognition Of the rights pertaining to
the citizenship OF the country Of their
adoption, The appropriateness OF spe-
cial conventions for that purpose Ia re-
Cognized In treaties which this govern,
ment has concluded with alumber Of
European States, and II is advisable that
the difficulties which now arise In our
relations with other countries on the
same subject should be similarily ad'
iuAted.
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coAGE pEEENeR.

judged by modern standards, wC are
practically without coast deienCes. Many
bt the SLfuOtures NO have would enhance
rather than diminish the petils Of their
gaftlsuns II Subjected 10 tile iltebi i'm,
proved Rhns aud very few are soIloCas
ted 'as to glSe Iull elect 10 tue greater
ElnRe Ol such guns % Wp arc now
making lot coast dUienclA. This general
subject has had consideration ID Con.
gtesS lOr some years, and the AppfOptlA.
ilOn iof lllB eotSttpctioh u lAEge rife
guns, made onp y6ay ego, Was, l an
sure, the expression oi a purpose 10 pro.
fCONlinuM On Third Paas.l
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These gentlemen also called on Com.
missioner Porter, Of the Census Bureau,
aud were given to undentand that Prof.
Jones, Of Wheeling, the well.known
principal Of the Colored school, would be
rendered an appointment under the
Bureau ut an early day.
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They also had an interview with Clerk
Mcpherson, Of the House, on behalf of
MIR. Meeks, for whom they hope TO
secure a good appointment, either one
Of the reading Clerkships or an eQulva.
lent In some other direction.
, 1889-04-26

The music of Musin is melody to all.
He is the prince of violinists-the player
for the people. He interprets the classics
and adds pleasing bars and delightful
variations to the airs of the Preside.
Long live Mustn't
Edwin NJ. Shonert is a finished pianist
aud IN accompanied oil marked ability.
Handsome Whitney Mockridge is an
ideal tenor. His sweet, clear notes touch
the heart. He is a vocalist. He is a
tenor.
The winsome little Tanner, ta~stefully
arrayed and with smile of commingled
confidence and timidity, thrills her hearers
with delightful warbling. Her blending
is most artistic, pleasing and effective.
The concert last evening was an ovation
for the grand company headed by the
worlds master yiolinist.
, 1889-04-26
PERSONAL

MAJ Meyer is back from Denver.
A. B. Clark is back from Colorado.
Hon. J. A. Riner is in Green River.
Jonathan e. Wild is on the sick list.
M. Sachs-everybody knows him-is in
town.
A. G. McGregor visited his ranch yes.
terday.
D. N. Collamer has returned from
Denver.
Harry Aldrich, late of Omaha, has be-
come night clerk at the Inter Ocean.
Miss jennie Kaufman tainted near the
close of the concert last evening. She
soon recovered.
Postmaster Snyder, J. G. Coble and
Il. B. Kelly yesterday returned from
Ogden and Salt Lake.
W. A. Robins and wife are home from
Ogden. Salt Lake, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, San Francisco and Southern Cal
~ifornia.
At the Inter Ocean: E. j. Kleine,
Cincinnati; w. d. Bristol, Pittsburg; w.
P. Winchell, Chicago; l.. L. Herman, St.
Louis, and many others.
, 1889-04-26
SEN NTS.

The Corner Grocery company, says the
Times, played at the Denver theater last
night to a rousing audience, and if one
may Judge from the laughter that was
created it made a big hit. The play is
gotten up for laughing purposes, and it
fulflls its mission. The Michael Nolan"
of John D. Griffin was a fine portrayal of
the honest, upright Irishman. The vocal
numbers were rendered In a very pleasing
manner. Frank McPhee, who was not
on the bills, has a beautiful tenor voice,
and his selection, The Song That
Reached My Heart" was splendid. Here
tonight.
Nelson's Great World Show, a vaude-
vile combination representing much orig
%inality, talent and novelty, will delight
theater goers Saturday evening. The
coast papers declare hat it is the best
and c~leanest specially company in exist
ence.
Tickets Tor the cantata to be produced
Monday evening are selling rapidly.
, 1889-04-26

Chief Justice Maginnis returned from
the East Yesterday, and will preside at a
session of the district court to-day.
The Judge goes to Douglas lex Mon
day or Tuesday to hear the Sclden muir
der trial.
At a short session of court yesterday
afternoon the accounts of United States
Attorney Campbell were approved.
The City VS.. County case for the recoy-
cry of taxes levied upon lands covered by
water works reservoirs, will be argued in
district court to-day on an agreed state
ment of facts filed Yesterday.