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In the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec 23-Nothing of conse-
auence was done in the Senate until Morgan's
resolution of yesterday, instructing the COM
mittee on privileges and elections to report an
amendment TO the election bill, was taken up.
The resolution calls for an amendment to the
election bill to show what changes and modifi-
cations are intended TO be made. Morgan mad
not finished his argument when the morning
hour expired.
Sherman, from the committee on finance, re-
ported bill to provide against contraction of
the currency and for other purposes. It is the
caucus bill and it was read twice and placed on
the calendar
The election bill was taken up and Call spoke
four hours in opposition to it. Mcpherson then
took the floor Aftes ne had spoken q few mo-
ments, Aldrich asked him to yield the floor
and then gave notice of his intention to move
an amendment to the rules providing during
the present session for the closing of debate on
any bill under consideration. The proposed
amendment having been read, Aldrich asked
that 1t be printed and LAID over
Gray was of the opinion it should 90 to the
committee on rules, and after some discussion
entered motion to that effect, but did not
press 1t. The resolution was laid on the table
and Mcpherson resumed his speech The SEN
ate soon went into executive session and then
adjourned
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Jameson,s Diary Published.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Jameson's diary will be
published tomorrow. In the preface Mrs
Jameson and the dead mans brother bitterly
attack Stanley for making jameson a scape-
were due to Stanley's bad Judgment and neg
lect.
The diary is arecord of the daily progress and
adventures OF the expedition interSpersed with
disputes between Stanley ana his followers and
literally sprinkled with records of Jameson's
grievances against Stanley. In one place he
says Stanley degraded three chiefs the best ma
them at the lntercession of Tippu lib. Again
ne refers to the 'disgraceful row" between
Stanley and Jephson and Stairs in reference to
the complaints of natives whose work Stanley
takes in preference to that of his officers
Referring to the camp Of the rear guard at
Yambuya, Jameson says Stanley left them
seventy-slX of the very worst men under one
worthless chief The camp, he said, was pitched
ma frightfully damp place. He describes many
thrilling adventures.
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The Labor World scores parnell.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Nichael Davitt's newspa-
per, the Labor World, to-day renews its on
slaught upon Parnell. The Labor World says:
''Parnell is greater danger to Ireland than
any outside danger. No foreign force has ever
so endangered Ireland's liberty and honor as
this new pretender, unmitigated tTickster and
who wounded Irelands honor in its most vital
part, and who betrayed the trust of honor COM
mitted to his care" The LABOR World, contin-
uing, says Parnen should not be permitted to
hold power which he had abused, and which
would render Ireland's condition under her die
tator worse than that Of the South American
republic
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Cavalry Chasing Indians.

DENVER, Dec. ga NelCs special from Cres-
ton, S. D., via Rapid City, says: 1.-The situation
is practically unchanged. Several troops of
cavalry are out chasing small bands of Indians,
but no casualties are reported. 1t is reported
that great deal of ill-feeling and trouble is
being caused by cowboys lying near the reserva
ton line and shooting at Indians VINO may APP
pear. There is no doubt the Indians are the
soldiers cowboys and ranchers who have be-
come very bold aud are molesting the
Indians instead of contining themselves to the
protection of their homes. The deputy mill
tary commander has given orders to disarm
any of these settlers woo may be caught invad-
ing the reservation for the purpose of attacking
the Indians.
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A Protest Against Seating Him
as Senator.
ssse.-,
THE SENATE FINANCIAL PLAN.
Ii is RepOrted-The Bond Scheme is its Chez
Feature-A Free Coinage Amend
ment Offered.

BOISE CILY, Idaho, Dec. 23.-LSpecial te1e-
gram 10 TIE HERALD THE senatorial fight
Is not yet ended A protest against the seating
OF Fred Dubois in the United States Senate has
nesh extensively signed by members of the leg
stature. The ground is, that it was not in tho
power OF the legislature TO elect a third SEN
a'or until the first Two had been allotted their
terms and we know who was TO go out on
March 4 next. Another ground is that the
proper time under the statutes of the United
states to elect Senator for a full term is on
the second Tuesday after organization. which
Is today On that DAY and no other the first
Dauot should be taken The Dubois faction Isl
showing signs of some uneasiness
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MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
The Countess of Caithness VIII Erect Statue
of Her in Place Wagrarl, Paris.
ESPECIAL to THE HnRALD-Examiner hi

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. /
NwE YORK, Dec 23-The Paris correspon-
dent of the Tribune says: The Countess of
Caithness Gn the Scotch peerage, and Duchess
of Pomar by the Pope's creation) has obtained
leave to set up statue of Mary Stuart in Place
Wagram. Her ladyship believes herself the
spiritual daughter of that unhappy queen.
Those who have not gone into spiritualism may
jump to the conclusion that she is demented.
Sne reasons admirably, is gifted with elooueDce.
has extraordinary sympathetic power, a thing
hardly ever found in cranks, and unaided by a
steward or housekeeper, manages herself her
immense fortune and her princely establish
ments in Paris and Nice. Lady Caithness is
leader of the theosophist sect here. She has
written books and started journals to push her
creed and for some time took Madame Bla-
vatsky by the hand. DR.. Anna Kingsford adj
m1tted the claim of Lady Caithness to kind
of flial relationship of the psyschica kind with
the Queen OF Scots and pointed to the extraor.
binary resemblance between their heads and to
the penetrating charm which Mary exercised
and which Lady Caithness exercises.
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PARIS, Dec. 23,-Labruyere, the Anarchist
journalist who aided in the murderer of General
Seliverskof, Anarchist Padlewsl1 to escape
was placed on trial to-day together with Madame
Duguercy, who concealed Padlewsky in her
house after the murder.
During the examination Labruyere said he
considered he had done something which would
raise the status of newspaper reporting He
confessed to having received 5000 francs for ex-
penses, but although his expenses were only 53s
francs he could not account for the remainder
The procureur contended Labruyeres sole
motive was to advertise himself and thereby
earn money. Judgment was deferred
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Justice s. T. Killers Successor Nomipated

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The President to-day
sent to the Senate the name of Henry B. Brown
of Michigan to be associate justice of the su.
preme court of the United States vice Samuel
f. Miller, deceased. The appointment of Judge
Brown meets with general favor at the capitol.
and he is said to be good man for the place.
Heis of Connecticut birth, and after graduating
from college went to Detroit, where he prac,
tised law. He is a frequent counsel on cases
before the supreme court and was particularly
strong as an admiralty lawyer. He is said to
be a man of considerable N cans. He has been
a district judge for many years and is well and
favorably known TO mis- future associates.
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Mrs. Nellie Pearey Hanged.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Nellie Pearcy was
hanged this morning for the murder of Mrs.
Hogg and her baby. Mrs. Hogg's husband was
London porter who sustained Illicit relations
with Mrs. Pearcy. ~,
Previous to being pinioned the unhappy
woman shook hands with the hangman and re.
peated to lin her assertion that she would tdie
like man. On her way TO the scaffold Mrs
Pearcy positively refused any assistance. say
ing quietly to those who offered to help her
along the path leading from her cell to the scat.
fold, Il can walk by myself On the scafold
she never faltered for an instant and met heI
fete as she said she would-.'like q man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
The GLASGOW Railwar Strike.

GLASGOW, Dec. 23.-Despite all efforts at a
settlement, the railway strike continues to ex-
tend in every direction. Traffic is now hope
Iessly behind on att lines affected. Enginemen
report many signal boxes along the line deserted,
while in OtUers signalmen give misleading
signals, calculated to delay and annoy traffic.
The strikers report they Will have the men at.
Aerth out before long, Work at the dock
termini and in the yards is completely blocked
Should the strike continue much longer the
coal trade OF Lanarkshire viii be paTalyzed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Street
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west Of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
feet in its appointment Table first class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW @. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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Eartbouake in KnoxviIle. TENN.

KNoxoILLE, Tenn, Dec. 25.-There was quite
severe earthquake shock in this vicinity this
morning. Many persons were aroused from.
their sleep, and in surrounding towns people
report that houses were shaken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
THE INDIAN SITUATION.
Big Foot and His Band Surrender and are De-
priyed Of Their Arms.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. = General Schoield
has received telegram from General Ruger
confirming the reported capture of Big Foot
and his followers and the Sitting Bull fugitives
IN Cherrp Creek district. The surrender and
disarmament of these Indians, Ruger declared,
practically ends the probability or any serious
trouble with the Indians oa Cheyenne river and
Standing Rock reservation. and is o good step
toward ending the whole trouble
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Twentr.One Pa ssengers Hurt.

BRADFORD, Pa. Dec. ga passenger train ont
the Western New York & Pennsylvania jumped
the track at Watsonville, sixteen miles north OF
this city to-day and twenty-one Of thirty-eighr
passengers were hurt. OF this number two weres
fatally injured and others suffered severe CONF
tusions and froetured limbs. The wreck was,
caused by q spreadidg of the rails.
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Hennessy's Majority.

KILKENNY, Dec. 23-The official result Of the
election yesterday to fill the vacancy in the
house of commons shows Hennessy, nominee of
the anti-Parnellites, is elected. Hennessy's
majority is l. l48.
This morning Messrs. Parnen, Harrington,
Redmond Scully, Hennessy and Healy were at
the court house at an early hour awaiting the
actual announcement of the result.
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Ex.Hostiles Marching to the Post

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 23-Reports from Fort
Bennett indicate that the hostiles under Big
Foot who capitulated are on their way to the
post. The first company to reach them made
terms Offering peace if they would surrender
their arms The Indians refused and threat
ened to massacre the compsny. Next day seven
more companies arrived, when the hostiIes gave
up their Winchesters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
Worlds Fair Sunday closing Crusade.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The Sunday closing
| crusade against the Worlds fair has opened in
earnest. On the desk of each Senator and
Representative this morning was letter ask
ing him TO declare himself for or against
Sunday opening of the Worlds fair. The let
tiers bear the signature of the religious editor of
q semi-politics religious New York weekly
paper.
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Crime of a Disappointed Lover.

New CoRYDoN, Ind, Dec. 23.- Wesley Tells,
"a prominent young business man, this morning
killed Miss Virena Travel and then suicided
He had been paying attentions to the girl for a
long time, but her mother objected to the
match This morning he entered the store
kept by Mr.. Travel and was ordered out He
drew revolver and shot Virena through the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 23-At Fort Ogden
this mornining Ben Rice demanded an expla-
nation from one Shirley and negro named
Saulders of an insult offered his wife, The
- 60 " ~ ShiIoC tsri - IOt Iila stolI
shots at him with a rife. Rice secured double
brrrelled shot gun, killed Shirley and fatally
wounded the negro. Further trouble is ex-
DecIed
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WHITE VOUsE

central location OF any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and
Pullman Office in the hotel. Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout Table
unsurpassed. Electric lignt, bells and al,
modern convenienees. Terms 81 to 50. 50
per day. H. L. HALL, Prop,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
Detroit Reioices.

DETROIT, Dec. 23--Judge Henry B. Brown. of
this city, to-day appointed associate justice Of
the supreme court of the United States, was
born in Massachusetts and graduated from
Yale in 1856. After extensive travels he began
the study OF the law and in 1859 came to Detroit
and began practice. From 1861 to 1858 he VIZ,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
Nominations

WASHINGTON Dec. 23.-Charles Sutherland.
to be surgeon general with the rank of briead er
general, vice ]. II. Baxter, deceased.
Major Merrill, United States army retired.
to be lieutenant colonel OF cavalry under au-
thorty OF the act OF Congress approved Sep
tember q. 1880. -
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WASHINGTON, Dec 23-The little SON of the
Coeran charge daffaires, Mr.. Ye is dead. The
child was born in this city last October and was
the first Corean born in the United States. In
honor OF the city of his birth. his parents
named him Ye Washon which is the Corean
translation of Washington
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A ROYAL peeree on the Spanish Tariff.

MADRID, Dec. ga royal decree issued to-
day alters the customs tariff and appoints
commission to take steps to bring about
reform in commercial treaties existing be-
tween Spain and other countries. The object of
the government is to strengthen its electoral
protection to the country and possibly to its
oil
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Admiral Ktmber,v,s slofber dead

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-NIrs. Maria T. Kimberlys
mother of Admiral Kimberly, died to-day, aged
ST. Mrs. Kimberly and her husband came to-
Chicago when there were but one hundred peo-a
mis- here
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ST. LOUIS Dec. ga cablegram received
to-day from Rome announces that Bishop Scan
mel, of Concordia, Kansas, has been appointed
bishop of Omaha to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Bishop O'Connor, and that a
bishop will be appointed TO the new btshopric
of CHEYENNE
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IMMENSE LINE
BEAVER AND OTTER
Capes at

What is nicer for holiday present than
bottle of w. s. A. Gilbey London, Eng
land, celebrated foreign bottled white port,
sherry, rum, Scotch whisky and Hungarian
Tokay. Sold at the Bodega, 10 Commercial
street. Telephone 800.
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Ex-Oficials, of Des Moines. Ind,cted,

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. pa Tribune special
from Des Moines, Ia. says: Six aldermen and
ex-aldermeu, six ex-const axes and half a dozen
other citizens have been indicted and were ar
rested to-day for conspiracy and attempt to
hail 30 ch -
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Ranchmen Riddled with BuIlets.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 23.-F. NJ. Wiki
ms, partner in the large cattle ranch of
Wilkins, Bros. & Co.. and a cowboy named
Walton have been found dead at their camp
fifty miles from Langley, both bodies riddled
bullets Two MexicanS being pursued by a
posSe are Susnected
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Wheyeahonta of tho Co,, wor0

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The cold wave ex.
tended over Dakota Minnesota, Iowa and
northern Nebraska. It viii be felt in the lake
region tonight, and New England during
Wednesday. The conditions are favorable for
fair weather Christmas day from the Missis-
sippi valley eastward.
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BUENos AYREs, Dec. 23.-The rumor to the
effect that plot to overthrow the government
existed and that several persons were arrested
Tor completely in the conspiracy, is confirmed.
The plot, however, was an unimportant one.
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No Bible in Chicago's Public Schools.

CHICAGO, Dec 23.-The city BOARD of educa-
ton tonight unanimously voted down prop
osition that extracts from the Bible be read
daily in the public schools. Tha committee on
welfare of schools prayer of petitioners ought
not to be granted.
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Ex-Treasurer Spinner Gradually Failing.

JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Dec. 2S-Genera1 f. e.
Spinner, ex-treasurer of the United States, is
gradually failing. The cancer in his face has
eaten deep hole near the eye and nose,
through which the pulsations of the
brain can be seen. He is most of the time in
stupor. General Spinner is eighty-nine years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
The saytalle Murder Case.

DOVER, N. h, Dec. 23.-The prosecution
closed in the Sawtelle case to-day. The attor
ney for the defense made the opening speech
and the taking of evidence began. The evil
dence presented mp to adjournment showed u
remarkable weak defense.
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The Crew of the Eurydice Saved.

HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 23.-The American
schooner Horace b. Parker has arrived at Shell
bourne with thel crew from the ship Fury
dice from Liverpool for Pensacola. Two pass
ing vessels refused to respond to the Eurydice' s
signals OF distress, The crew was taken off by
the Parker two days ago with great difficulty
and the ship sank four hours later
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The Pope Reaffirms the RIGHTS Of the Papaeu.

ROME, Dec 23.-The Pope replying to the CON
gratulations of the cardinals on the fifty third
university of his priesthood deplored the war
of sects against the church and reafiFmed the
rights of the papaoy. He appeared fully re- :
covered from his recent tudiSn0sitinn
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2S--By the falling of wall of
the old packing house, the property of Armour
& Co, Mike Barry and an unknown man were
killed. William Devine and John McNeruev
were fatally and several others more or less
seriously injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-24
The Report About the Terror Unique

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The commander %
the New York navy yard informs the depart.
ment there is no truth in the published reports
that effort is were recently made to sink the Teri
vessels are grossly exaggerated and for thu
most mart untrue
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Prof. Black, of wooster. Dead.
Bishop scannaIl Made Bishop of Omaha

WOOSTER, Ohio, Dec 23.-Rev. James Black
professor of languages at Wooster university
died this morning, aged 55.
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The Bolton Escape.

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 23.-Angel Sergas and
Nicola lingo, two prominent and wealthy law
yers of JuareZ, to-day We're arrested at that city
charged with completely in Bottoms escape.
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England's Champion Skater.

LONDON, Bee. 23.-In the skating race for tho
mile and a half championship of England to-dav5
Smart won In min. 81 IS sec. The American
champ ion. Joseph Donaghue, skated the samai
course in faster time.
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DIR. Tanner Will Sue ParnelI for SANDER.

KILKENNY. Dec. 2S.-It is announced that DR..
Tanner will bring suit against Parnell for Sian
der contained in speeches made by the latter
during the course of the late political campaign.
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assistant United States district attorney for
the Eastern district of Michigan In the latter
year Governor Grape made him judge of the
Wayne county court. In 1875 President Grant
appointed him United States district Judge for
the Eastern district of Michigan. The appoint
ment is received in this city with much pleas
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DR.. Brennan, Bishop of Dallas. Tex.
Fatal Accident from Failing Wall.

ROME, Dec s3.-Dr. Brennan has been ap
pointed bishop of Dallas, Texas.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The President to-day
sent message to the Senate, urging Congress
at once by joint resolution or otherwise, to con-
tinue the laws of Nebraska in force in Okla
homa until after the adjournment OF the terri
torial legislature.
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ST. PAUL, Dec. ga Pioneer Press Pierre,
S. D.. special says: Frank Patterson, from
Midland, brings report that three white men
We're killed by Indians in Pratt county.
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WORRIES Fair Renrssentative in Mexieo

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-Director General Davis
to-day appointed Henry G. Payne, a business
man of the City of Mexico resident representa-
tive of the worlds fair to the Mexican Republic
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. ga local paper as
serts that the new paper and binder trust will
on the first of the year discharge several hum
dred men from factories and offices throughout
! the country
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Cnnfrmatinns-

WASHINGTON, Dec. DETERMINATIONS; W.
o. Orion, probate judge, Garfield county, Utah.
Post chaplain-Cephas G. Bateman, Oregon.
Washington.
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JUDGMENTS Against samuelJ. Lewis " Son.
The argentine eevolutiopary Plot

MEDIA Pa, Dec. 2S.-Judgments have been
entered against Samuel J. Lewis s. Son, extern
sive manufacturers OF Clifton, for $4,000.
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The Lincoln, Pa. Bank Embezzler Sentenced

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-EIlis p Bard. who
pleaded guilty to embezzlement from the Lin
colu National bank Lincoln, Pa. and Franklins
". Hull, convicted Of aiding and abetting in the
enlightenment. to-day were sentenced to i've
years Imprisonment n the penitentiary. Bard
was cathier Of the bank and Hull was one OF
its depositOTs. Bard allowed Hull to oyerdraws
his account almost 34oCol.