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J.V Jones & Cd.
MIDSUMMER
CLEARING OUT SALE
Special Offerings in Every Depart
ment. Every item in our house
distinct, positive and un-
approachable bargain.
WASH DRESS FABRICS !

Printed Cotton Challies, 8! cents.
Beautiful Prints, ) cents.
Fine American Gingham, in plaids
only, at cents; regular price, -! cents.
Fine Stripe and Plaid Zephyr Gingham,
fast colors, III cents; regular price, 81
cents.
Pineapple Tissues at s cents; regular
price, Is cents.
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WHITE GOODS!

27-inch Victoria Lawn at 81 cents yard.
80 inch Victoria Lawn at cents yard /;
regular price, = cents.
Fine India Linens, 6 cents yard.
4S-inch French Nainsook, 33 cents
yard; regular price, 40 cents.
Check Muslin, ) cents yard.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsook, II cents :
regular price, - cents.
Plaid and Striped India Linens, -
cents worth % cents.
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LACE CURTAINS

Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3yaTds long,
81 90; regular price, 81 p.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 yards
long, 81 % from 81 %; 50 p from s. 90.
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FURNISHING GOODS

Four ply Linen Collars. 10 cents piece
Earl 6 Wilson Collars, - cents.
BOYS Four ply Linen Collars, $ cents
Mems Fine White Shirts, 90 cents !;
regular price, 81 90.
Mems Night Shirts, - cents; regular
price, 81 90.
Fast flying prices in our Mems Neck
wear Department, embracing the latest
styles and colorings in Bows, Windsor
aud Fourin Hand Ties. Teck and Pnif
Scarfs.
Dunlap Straw Hats, . cents.
Dunlap Derby Hats, S225.
j. w. JONES & co.
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for Wright, considering the wretched
condition of the track.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-25

Il NE - I4 - ~ 4A-7A~@
When your blood IS out OF
order, you can't afford &c
wait. A slight cold, IN
this scrofulous condition.
is enough to threaten you
with Consumption Al
sthe first symptom of any
weakness in the lungs, or
with any cough that you
can't seem to get rid OF,
YOU should take Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. For Consump-
ton itself, except in the
most advanced stages,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-25

For Collie, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera
Pierces Compound Extract of Smart-Weed
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LINENS !!

81 inch Bleached Damask, Satin Fin
ished Table Linens, - cents yard,
80 inch Heavy Double Damask Table
Linen, 67I cents; regular price, 50 cents.
Fine German Huck Towels, 90 cents.
Extra Heavy Damask Towels, 30 cents
104 Bleached Linen Sheeting, @2
CENTS: rcgular nrice. 81 90.
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TRYING TO RING HIM IN
Michael DaYltt nay Bs Iads to Figure
In the Cronin Case.
MRS. FOY'S WORD FOR 1T
A Wild and Woclly Effort to Impii-
cate the distinguished Irish
Leader In the Murder
Of DR.. Cronin.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The Coughiin case
opened to-day with the testimony OF DIR.
Jameson. who made an autopsy upon tho
body OF DIR. Cronin as TO the apparent
cause of death. DIR. Jameson testified
that the apparent cause Of death was
wounds In tho head aud neck. On cross
examination he admitted that dccomposi-
ton had so far advanced that Il was inn
possible 10 discover the effect of the blows
on the brain and IL was not impossible
that Cronin died of poison. The court adj
journed till Tuesday.
1t was gossiped around the court room
to-day that Michael Davitt, tho Irish
leader, may yet figure in the trial, either
IN person or by affidavit. According 10
Mrs. Foy, letter was represented by
Coughlin to have been received from
Davitt containing the sentence "Rcmove
him at all hazards, but use your own dis.
cretion." Davitt will be asked for n state
ment under oath concerning the matter.
The plan now proposed is to have him
appear before q magistrate In London
and make affidavit that he never wrote
the letter advising the removal of Cronin
or any one else. lie will be also asked
concerning any letter he may have written
to America containing the sentence
quoted above.
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LOOKS DUBIOUS FOR PElxro.
The Fall of Rio Believed To Bs Only y
Matter of Time.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 33.-Bo,h the state
and navy departments are very positive to-
day in discrediting the reports that Melio
has captured Rio. Though ii cannot DO
positively ascertaincd, it is believed that
one or both received advices to that effect
from Rio. The general impression. how
ever, Is that the report Is merely prema-
turc, and that Pcixto will be eventually
overthrown.
II has been two days since the Brazilian
minister received cable advices from Rio
Janeiro. Minister Mendonica, however,
is confident that tho reports of Mello's 6
triumph are unfoundcd. II ii was true,
il is said that the press censorship would
have been removed and Mello would he
tho first to desire the news of his victory
sent to the world.
PERNAMBuCo, Dec. 23.-The report that
Rio has been captured by tho rebels has
not been confirmed, but tho most startling
reports are still in circulation here. II is
announced in dispatch from Rio that
Acmiral Cana and the insurgent wal
vessels are Off Cobras island and have
succeeded in stopping the collection oi
revenues from the custom house, which
have, up 10 the present, been paid &c
PeiXoto.
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the POPE TO THE PRELATES.
he Predicts . Revival OF Faith aud a
General Religious Awakening.


ROME, Dec. a3..The pope to-day gave
audience TO cardinals, prelates and
bishops In the throne room Of the vatican.
The reply of the holy fathor TO the ad-
dress OF the prelates contained no direct
reference to the anarchists. During tho
course Of his remarks the pope said:
"ln conformity with your wishes We
ardently desire TO be, as many of
our predecessors were, tho minister and
messenger Of peace to Europe and the
world. We are its authorized Jealous de-
fender, because peace among individuals
and among society is tho daughter OF JUS
tice, which, according to holy writ, lives
by faith; and tho supreme priesthood OF
Christianity. being tho guardian OF faith
and tho defender OF justice, 10 in
vested with an apostlcship for
unity and peace. This apostoia,c
must he given freedom of action.
and its words must bc accepted without
suspicion and carried home to the hearts
of private citizens. Charity has disap-
pearcd because the sight Of heaven has
been lost. We must not despair. Days
of rest are returning through religious
awakening of tho people; for, ut n mo-
ment marked by misery. the germs OF
faith will revive. for Christ will not
abandon the humanity hc redeemed
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THE ISSUE SUMMED UP.
Flock Masters In Montana who simply
Demand y Fair Deal.

Flock Masters In Montana who simply
D,mxnd . Fair Deaf.
snccisi Corrss,oosscco n, tho standard
pu,,xc. nac -Cr.., ;n,.r.s, 4. soi,
..'.,. ,s-l. - . ...,..,.., 4"
=" Wv '.st."9 "ae" ' - ~"
eo"uuc'ns rs 20 u's sen'ihSn' oa o"o
wool growers oil tue state on the free-wooi
schedule OF the Wilson tariH bill. So far
ms yo,tr correspondeut is able TO ascertain,
,b, wooI rrowerr of this section arc on
,,,.oJ ,o fraa vool .x..,, a, A s.u, ;n.
-. ~. ,.,,., a. ,L.. -,
80
sho,''" oe P.o'ee'cu' uIi.ss hoso'h'' 'teo
trade or simple tar'n Tor revenue pre-
signed by the wool growers Of this county
or those who trade here, and is being
I,rceIv siyncd bv Iemocrats- Tbo nc,i,ion
a; J,a.s,.I A., ,,,o,,,ho-. ~ ca,,,r.s. ri
W Va "'"
10 as ionoMe ..
f"ur re,1'"ners Mouln ,s,psr,,u.ry eprcscn. s'
thsu We arc eneasea w tn' pus"'>s"' sneeP
raising III ths s'sse VI Moh,sha.
Many VI US nave from small besnninSs ny
'sfeiuh mahiIehc't, lhctcas'u our hoehs 'o
'onslderanie psoroitohs' Nhien represent ali
No nav :" INV ,o' yc1is W n"' '"no, shp
gtea' p,l'a,on on .he i,ou.p'i. ~, We na,e oe"h
lhhueeh an" cucouias'" 70 iVhoN tn.s pusines>'
because Tor Ion; term OF year. u mas peen one
or the protected industrles' ana coh'd nor nave
huaineu ~ 'e''n' s'a'u' "no'' any "'nei cVn
u's,Dns ,,., ,o.,a.,,,,, ,,o,.,,o 4, ,, ,,,,
,snrra,iy bslicyrd ina, ths p,c.cn, .,dminis,ra.
lion would place wool on the free list, and in an
ticIpation Of that result, our products hay. de-
preriated fully 30 per cent, oHtsiIlng absolute
bankruptcy upon many engaged in and depend-
ant upon the business, ana thc loss 70 ail, with
onl an, eA''p''"' mas "'''" WY "'''' anu IL
\, ,na n,..e,, n,,,. a, uoo, nm, r,,,,o, Nm.
BUSINESS .apno, lie ,,,cec,,fully maintained
against the competition Of countries that have a
moro favorable climate and a much lower scale
Of wages. II Industries are to be protected. we
e.alm Una, ours, which mas been fosterea
anu pu't UP r,o'e,''"h, sho.'n w.,
,,' nv .,,,.,v a.. ,,ss,,,,. r,..i
20" ,,,s.,',,- ,.. ,..',,,., 49, =,
,h.ara,r. ws ~. no., ,,,.s,i,n, s"r Sns,it,
~, a., t.,i,a .,J .. s,,I n, sas .,y ,n.,I.., h,
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RENoUNclNo THE x. OF L.
The Clothing Cutters OF New York Tie
Up tn the Fed sderation Of Labor.

The Clothing Cutters OF New York Tie
Up tn the Federation Of Labor.
New YORK, Dec. 23.-At meeting OF
the clothing cutters assemblies OF New
York. brooklyn ard New York II was voted
unanimously TO rcnounce the Knights of
Labor. The garment cutters are said to
be tho backbone Of that organization.
The chairman recapitulated tho work
done by tho harmony committee. "0ur
proposals. he said, "went before the
knights OF Labor executive board. but
they rejected them. The same proposals
were sent TO the American Federation OF
Labor and they not only adopted them
hut promised US all the support in their
power" 4 long manifesto attacking tho
knights Of Labor and setting forth tho
reasons for the severance OF their rela-
tions is issued by the garment workers.
They allege dissatisfaction with Grand
Master Workman Sovereign.
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ROME, Dec. 25.-In the senate. General
Mocccni. minister Of war, announced that
congratulations had been sent to Colonel
Arrimoni, the Italian officer, whose troops
defeated l0,cJo dcrvishes at Masowah.
General Mocceni said with the congratu.
lations had been sent n warning TO Colonel
Arrimoni not TO cross the frontier. as such
an act would likely provoke the dervishcs
to make another attack upon the Italian
soldiers.
The Italian anarchist, who gave the
name Of Rinaldi and is under arrest on n
charge OF being an accompiicc Of Codinn,
the Spanish bomb throwcr. has been
was LuggeT
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Mad na a March Hare.

BUTTE, Dec. 23.-Chrstino Johnson, n
domestic in the employ of Nose Silver
man, went violently insane about IL
o'clock tonight aud had to be removed
TO tho county Jail. When taken into GUS
tody she was standing out in front of Mr..
Silverman's residence. nj tho cor
ncr of Galena and Washington
streets, screaming SO loudly that
she could be heard over the nighborhood.
She was possessed of tho idea that the
house was being set on fire. Before leay-
ing the house she burned up everything
she could get into the stove. and Il Is
thought that she destroyed Sol which she
had concealed in tho mattress of her bed.
Officer Walsh. who took charge of the
woman, had great deal of difficulty In
getting her to jail.
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NOTHING SETTLED YET
The Northern Pacific Controversy Ilst
Go Before the ReceiTefS
THEY ISSUED THE CIRCULAR
And Nothing Can 30 Done Without
Thoir Authority-An Answer
Expected Some Time
Next Week.

Special DIspatch to the Standard
ST. PAUL, Dec. 23.-The conference bss
tween the officials and employees Of tho
Northern Pacific was renewed to-day,
General Manager kendrick presiding. Tho
lined with tho men. There are SO many
interests TO be considered. the officials
say, that it will be some time before any
definite conclusion is reached, certainly
not before next week. The grievance
committees have been accorded q COURT
eous hearing throughout. but not until the
matter is taken up with tho re ceivers will
il be definitely settled. Tho circular came
from tho receivers and the provisions
we're those agreed upon by the receivers,
so that they will eventually have to de-
eide.
The schedules will give the most trouble
because of tho knotty points involved.
Take as an instance the schedule OF the
engineers relating to constructive mileage.
Gossip among tho officials says that this
will bc especially hard to sottle owing to
the advantages they claim the engineers
have received. They got SO much milo
and on the western division. run. even
IL IL is only 40 miles, Is construed as loO
miles and the men are paid accordingly.
This provision In good times give tho
engineers good paw aud they are naturally
loath to rclinquish tho schedule rs it
stands. Aud furthermore. they Offer
what appear to be the best of reasons
why il should not DO relinquished. In n
minor degree all other schedules are OF
relative importance.
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In DOLLARS and CENTS
Accurate Figures That Tell What Ten.
Gent Wool Means
THERE IS NOTHING IN 1T
The Questions Practical Side-A
Petition From Billings Which
Congressmen Ought to
Read and Ponder.

Special Correspondents OF the standard.
FoRr BENTON, Dec. a wrong idea
has long prevailed rs to tho profits Of tho
wool growing business IN Montana, tho
misapprchension having originated from
the exaggerated statements contained In
immigration boom literature, and the
hcarsay testimony OF enthusiasts who had
been misinformed upon the subject.
During tho past * years in which sheep
husbandry has played a part in tho de.
velopment of Montana's live stock re-
sources, there may havo been isolated
cases in which-,hrouSh n claim of eS-
ccptiunallv favorable circunstances-a
large percentage of profit has been mado
on tho original investment. But these In
stances have been extremely rare, and
have no more bearing upon the ordinary
returns OF the wool growing industry than
would tho discovery Of N valuable gold
nugget indicate tho average income OF the
placer miner.
The STANpARD's correspondent recently
applied tn one of tho best posted flock
masters of Cboteau county-a man who
has been actively and solely engaged in
the business for IA years past-for state
ment covering tho annual expenses of a
well conducted sheep venture, and tho re.
turns from tho Same at tho values ruling
the past season. 1t was believed that
such a statement would enable the
general public TO more readily appreciate
the extent of the depression undor which
this important industry Is suffering, and
afford means by which an intelligent
| , lin, .TNl1 In trt,oA nt bp
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AT The WHITE HOUSE.

All the Cabinet Babies and Their Mann
mas Attend = Chrlstmas Tree.
WASHINGTON, Dec. e3.-The white house
Christmas tree was lighted this afternoon.
All the cabinet babies and their mothers
In the city were present to see the grand
illumination. Tho tree was attended by
four men who assisted Mrs. Cleveland in
distributing the gifts. There was one for
each child in the cabinet circle. aud they
nearly went wild over the beauties Of the
tree. The president went in for awhile TO
watch tho fun and enjoy the children's
pleasure in the happy event. In accord
ancc with custom all the departments of
the government were closed Mt noon to-
day, SO that the employees might have
time to make Christmas preparations.
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tho course OF Q year. The expense ac-
count In the statement submitted does not
take them into consideration.
The revenue returns show the receipts
from tho wool clip at 10 cents per pound.
Many growers did not get that much for
their wool the past season. The Boston
Advertiser, n recognized wool market
authority, quoted Montana wool last week
ss follows: Montana fine and fne
medium, q to Is cents; Montana No. .,
medium. II to l6 cents" These arc tho
prices ruling in Boston, the largest wool
market i'm tho United States, and. ~ an
ordinary clip is graded into portions
included In each of the cias sitications
named, the net returns, after icducting
railroad, freight and commission charges.
would not average over 10 cents per pound
to tho Montana grower.
The lamb crop 10 estimated as being so
per cent. OF the band. which is n higher
average than secured by most f'ockmas-
tcrs. Tho rate of increase is affected by
30 many contingencies As propor-
ton of barren ewes, unfavorable weather.
inexperienced or careless employees and
similar causes-that ~ per cent. is a rate
OF increase not secured by the majority Of
sheepmcn.
The above statement is submitted as Il
was presented by the author and shows
net return of s295.,s in one year upon an
investment of sIi.C.5. But our wool
growing friend made one important oinis-
sion; tho money which was invested in
land. improvements. sheep. etc. was worth
tho legal ratio of interest in Montana, and
the expense account is properly Charge
able with 10 per cent. on Sll. .o,5, equal to
| 81 ,IO..50 IL this item were included in
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MAYOR DUoAN's CHRISTMAS.
Remembered Tiy Friends In the Form of
u Head ed Cane.

c,,I. .u..I.., c.,
p,.r-r, no. .q IT,.
aud s,rn,.,sos b., a. s.no LII, J su.p,,se'
,,,.s.nt - T,. - 49, ma' pe.
whap ,a 80 ,,..a"on,.I ,.;,,, ,s S,,",l,'o
,',osa,, ;,a r. - ns 'n.
~ Wv a"'p y"
,,',.' sonie o ns
"a,''ring Ir'ehas was OF tne genuine
that the popular executive head of the
city had no idea of what was coming
when City .Treasurer Jacobs, Marshal
McN,cboIs. City Clerk Irvine Judge
Naucl,,e, R,,idi,, Insn.o,nr Gan.
<.
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GUILTY OF CATTLE STEALING.
A Fisrosly Contested Trial Results In
the Conviction Of Eugiish.
spselal Dlspatch TO the standard.


the Conviction Of English.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
GREAT FALLS, Dec. 23.-Ths most
fierceiy contested cattle stealing case
ever tried in this district court came TO an
ond this afternoon and the jury brought
in verdict Of guilty. II was a case Of the
state VS.. Robert English, charged with
stealing a COW from the herd OF Lars
waidsiiand in tho Kibbey country In
March. 1898. At the July term English
and his companion, Lester Dewitt, were
tried on a charge of stealing . steer from
Charles Carthurs. Both were found
guilty. Dewitt got rs months in the pen.
hentiary and 500 fine. Dewitt said he
was guilty and would takc his medicine.
English got "a new trial and was acquitted.
When tho trial which has just closed
began. the claim was set up by tho de.
PENDANTS counsel that, Iuasmuch as 10
was alleged that both animals were
stoleh tho same day, the taking cons,i-
tuted one and the same crime. The jury,
however, found that English was not ac-
quilted at tho second trial Of the charge
preferred in this last one. These cases
arc the climax OF extensive cattle stealing
that has been going on for morn than two
years around kibbey. The attorney for
the defense said this evening that IL an
other trial is not grAnted. an appeal will
be taken to tho supreme court.
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PENNALL's IMPRECATIoN.

May Guong Hing suffer Pain and Agony
Till Hs Takes II All Back.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
HELENA. Dec. 23.-Judge Hunt to-day
sentenced Angus McKillican and Herman
Pennall TO five years each in the peniten.
iiary for assaulting and robbing Quong
Hing, n Chinaman, at Marysvillc. PEN
nall said to the Judge: II have been tried
and found guilty Of . crime Of which am
innocent; and have few words to say,
and that 10 that hope that the Chinaman
that prosecuted me will suffer pain and
agony until he comes up and swears that
lie testified falsely"
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sary In connection with this statement. 1t
may bc claimed that three ranches arc
not absolutely necessary for tho number
Of sheep named. aud this is a point upon
which there may be some difference of
opinion. II will be conceded. however,
that tho possession of such an amount of
land IL n great benefit, and in some loca-
tions would be indispc sable In order to
secure access TO whter. Tho land Is as
sessed ut 81 per acre in Chotcnu county, so
that it's valuation At - per acre Is a
reasonable figure.
The band of ewes purchased is quoted
at So per head. which is very low price
for this class Of sheep. Until the present
year ewes have sold Mt from s. to s3.75 per
head, and thousands of such animals now
/ in the state have changed hands at these
latter figures during the past three years.
This item in the Investment account is
actually too low.
The herder's wages are placed n, so
per month with board. which is tho rate
ruling since the unsatisfactory wool sea
son of 1898. The general rate prevailing
previous TO that time was s35 to $40 pes
month with board. The extra hcrdcr
from lambing to Sept. !, Is required for
the reason that tho increased number oi
/ suctD hhS sacp
IL necessary to run two bands. Tho
10 per cent. depreciation in value ol
improvements, horses, bucks, ctc.
charged IN expense account, is justified
by the fact that sheds. stables, fencing
etc., are wearing out ali the timo and tho
natural lives and usefulness of the horse;
and bucks are boing shortened annually
The estimated annual loss of per cen,
of the original band is very low, and does
not take into consideration the periodical
disasters which attend EXCEPTIONAL,
severe winlors.
There are various small expenses in
cident to The wool growing business-suct
as a yearly subscription 10 the STANDARD
which is found in every well regulate,
sheep camp In Montana-and while the!
arc too trifiinr to justify enumeration
they amount TO quite neat little sum II
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Baptists Enjoy Christ m as.

Butte. Dec. s3.-Christmas festivities
were held at the Baptist church tonight.
There was heavily laden tree. the gifts
from which were distributed among n
happy LOT of people by Santa Claus. An
excellent programme was carried out and
collection taken Up for the poor of the
city.
The Scandinavian church also had its
Christmas entertainment tonight.
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wmkEsRARRE, Pa, Dec. as.-Seven op-
orators on the Lehich Valley railroad have
been arrested at White Haven, charged
with being the cause of the wreck NJ that
place during the strike, which cost tho
company $4,000. Five OF the seven are
brotherhood u,sn. The company's de-
tectiycs have been at work on tho case
some time.
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III. Nrw York Ordered 10 Sea.

NEW YORK, Dec. %. The cruiser New
York. ordered TO sea, presumably TO Bra
al. was to-day taken OF the dry dock and
,owed TO coaling wharf. She is nearly
ready for active service. Enough proys-
sions are on board TO last trip around
the world. The captain would not say
where the vessel is ordered.
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WASHINGTON, Eoc. 25.-The arguments
IN the application Of Judge Long of Mich
igan for mandamus 10 compel the com.
missioner of pen sions TO restore his former
pension rating was concluded in the dis
trict supreme ceurt to-day. A decision
will probably be rendered Tuesday, and
whichever way il goes II will probably b
appealed to tho United States supreme
court,
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ST. Louis, Dee. 23.-An attempt to rob
a train on the Mobile q Ohio road near
foresitown was complete failure. l. Eh'
men boarded the train. but on being re-
fused entrance TO the express car they
jumped from tho train and disappeared in
the darkness.