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Hurt by a Fall
Spseialto q. ksgislsr.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, September 25.-
On Saturday at Full's Fork, Writ county,
Wesley Mills. while building a tobacco
house fell twenty feet. His left arm was
broken in two places and the side Of his
face mashed severely.
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Married Negro.
SDscial TO the REGISTER.

Spfct1E 70 ne hegtsItf.
MARIETTA. O., September 25.-To-day
c. M. Williams, a negro, aud Katie De-
laney, white, both from Parkersburg, were
married. The woman came from Wheeling
and her name was Kittie Shafer.
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NRW YORK DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention Gets Its Work
Well Under Way.
SENATOR HILLS GREAT SPEECH.

BE Was Received With Thunder
Gus Applause That Showed His
Popularity With the New York
Democracy-He Praises the
New Tariff Bill and Plainly
Shows It's Great Merit Over the
Mckinley Law-An Unqualified
Endorsement.
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Connectieut Dem ocrats.

New HAVEN, Conn, September 25.-
The Democratic State convention to-day
nominated Ernest Cody for Governor and
Morris &. Beardsley for Lieutenant Gov
ernOr.
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REDs WoN BoTH GAMES.

CINCINNATI, Ono, September 25.-The
Reds won both games, the first by bunch
ing their hits, while Boston's batting was
scattered, and the second through hard
hitting. wnile the Bostons were unable to
bat Whittrock. Tenny had his hand split
and McPhee wrenched his ankle,
both being compelled to retire
from the game. Attendance, 1000.
Score, first game:
Cincinnati. A 2 0 % -
Boston. ....0 D 2 0 3 0 0 0 2-- Z
Earned runs, Cincinnati 9, Boston 4;
hits, II and IL; errors, and o; pitchers,
Parrott and Nicol; umpire, McQuaide.
Score. second game:
Cincinnati. u................l L D
Boston n....................0 ! u
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, Boston O;
hits, and 8; errors. 3 and 2; pitchers.
Wittrock and Hodson; umpire, McQuaide.
Called TO allow Bostons TO eaten train.
COULDN'T TOUCH RUsIa.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 25.-The
Colouels could not touch Rusie to-day with
men on bases. while Wadsworth was hit
hard and received miserable support.
Rusie and Farrell retired after the sixth
inning in favor of German and Wilson.
Game called. on account of darkness, at
the end of seventh inning. Attendance,
$50. Score:
Louisville ..........0 l o.
New York. 5 0 5 D 3-15
Earned runs, Louisville 2. New York 4;
hits 10 and 10; errors, IL and O; pitchers,
Rusie, Farrell, Wadsworth and German;
umpire, Keefe.
BALTIMoRE's EASY VICTORY.
CLEVELAND, ONO, September 25.-TAe
4 So k... hn
into the box for Cleveland to-day, coupled
with the errors of the home team, gave
Baltimore an easy victory. Attendance,
LOCO. Score:
Cleveland ....4 l o 2 0 0 0 l / 9
Baltimore ...3 /. 2 o. l 3 LA
Earned runs, Cleveland ., Baltimore q;
hits, IL and u; errors, and 2: pitchers,
Young, Sullivan, Wallace and Esper; um-
pire, Lynch.
WON THE GAME EASILY.
ST. Louis, Mo, September 25.-The
Browns to-day turned the tables on the
Phillies, winning the game easily. Numer-
Gus errors on the part Of the visitors and
the slugsing given Figemeier, their new
pitcher, lost them the game. Attendance
500. Score:
St. Louis. IS 0 0 0 0 IA
Philadelphia. 2 o 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs St Louis 1, Philadelphia s.;
hits u and Il; errors and 5; pitchers,
Hawley and Figemeier; umpire, Hurst
POOR SPORT AT JEROME PARK.
New YORK, September 25.-In the only
stake event at Jerome to-day seven horses
were down 10 start but ali but Eubicon
declined the issue In the sixth only
four went TO the post with Governor
Sheehan as strong favorite. He was
poorly ridden by Penn and finished kecond
to Longbridge. The first race ha five
starters with Beldemere as the favorife and
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lvAsHrxorox. d. c.. September 25.-For
fcst Virginia, fair; probably slightly
armer 10 western portions northeast. 70
siutbcast winds.
~ Western Peunsyiyania and Ohio.
n prooab.y warmer; east winds, becom-
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A Patent Granted.
Special to tas Rsgss:r.

aJectot 20 @sS Ab7SsssH
WASHINGTON, d. c., September ga
patent has been granted TO Jas. H. Jen-
nings, of fMiddleway, for guard for cars.
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CarpAntar. Eleer onIeerl.

IyprAxApoLIs. September 25.-The
United brotherhood OF Carpenters elected
oficers al follows President, Charles
Owens New York. General Secretary and
Treasurer, p. j. Mcguire, Philadelphia.
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VERY GOOD REPORTS
Democratic Campaign Committee Gets
Encouraging News
FROM VIRGINIA AND INDIANA.

Anderson Again
Able TO Be Out-He Thinks
Four Democrats Will be Re-
turned from West Virginia.
There Will be Fight, But the
Victory Could Not be Enjoyed
Without One = Says Wilson
Cannot be Beaten.
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AsHINGToN. ID. c., September "a
L. Sullivan. while criving about
to-day dropped i2. At TIE White
The place was sed for repairs
ex-pugilist was. admitted, al.
e eN planned vatchnan at
27cr fha fuch better
the MAJ
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Daily h roaIcis of chs Movements Of
IndividualL
Special to ths Rsotsts-.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Among
Wheeling people at New York hotels to-
day were: q. +. Kurner, Grand Union;
Miss Murphy, st. Dennis.
From Charleston: +. Grosscup, I'M
per;ah
From Huntington: Joseph r. Gal
lick, Aston
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GETTING At THE FACTS.
Regarding the survey OF Public Land
and Other Matters.

Regarding the survey OF Public Lands
and Other Matters.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-rhs sub.com-
mittee Of the house appropriations com.
mittee Was to-day In session considering
the sundry civil bill. Director wolcott,
of the geological survey, and Commis-
sioner Lamoreaux, Of the general land
office, were before the commission ex.
planning the estimates for their respective
bureaus and were questioned by the com.
mission as 10 the advisability Of reducing
the expenditures. Both maintained that
the estimates were ns low as they thought
judlcious.
They were also asked as to recon-.
mendations for surveying public lands.
under the direction of the secretary, by
the geological survey instead Of by the
contract system through the different
states. This had been discussed by
Secretary Smith with both of these officers
before the recommendations were made,
and they were in favor of the change.
They SO authorised the committee today.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin Of the treas.
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TACOMA IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
This Tims the City ls neiag SEED By {
Buperior Coart Juaso

This Time the City Is Heiag sasd By Q
saperlor Court Jsdss.
TACOMA, Dec. 24.-Cousiderable sur
prise was created to-day by the hling Of Q
suit In equity In which John c. Stallup,
superior court Judge, 10 tho plaintiff and
the city OF Tacoma defendant. Tho plain.
tiff alleges that Wright. . Philadelphia
millionaire. and tho Tacoma Light D
Wafer company, controlled by him. sold
the city the light and water plant foe
si.760.OO last year by misrepressntati atisn,
bribery end other corrupt practices, re-
sulting from conspiracy sutssVd
into by tho company, and that
certain city officials at that time
had tho management OF tho negotiati ations
under their control; that the company's
water rights did not furnish to exceed half
tho amount Of water represented; thsAlor
its q, 10000 from the bonds, al tho city
got was some rotten wooden fumes end
other materials. which, oil told, were es .
valuo not to exceed the sum Of e600.000.
Wherefore the plaintiff prays that hs bs
granted q decree against the city psrpstu-
ally enjoining the city from paying any
further or additional interess upon the
bonds and tho city officials b peohlblsed
from levyinG taxes for the payment Of N.
tercst on these bonds.
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GONE ARE THE GREAT ONES.
Matters Consrsssienai In state Of sus.
pended Asimstisn.

Matters Cosgrsssionsi In state Of sus.
pended Asinstiss.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-Ths capitol was
practically deserted to-day. Only few
rambling sight seers, the capital police
and now and then stray senator or rep.
rsssntstivs woke the echoes Of the spaci.
Gus corridors. The charm Of the fsstivi.
ties Of Christmas ct homo was the magnet
that had drawn every one who could leave
the congressional Rrist mill.
Only the members and the senators In
tho fer West and those whose families
arc In Washington are detained here.
Several Of them were at their desks for o
short time to-day, examining their mail
but they bad put their congressional
labors behind them and matters coneres-
sional were ia state Of suspended an.
mations
Speaker Crisp was In bis room In tho
hall Of representatives about noon, dictat.
ing answers to letters, but he Was almost
the only member in the vicinity Of the
capitol to-day.
Senator Blackburn says the committee
on rules, Of which he 10 chairman, will
not take up tho question Of the cloture
rule or any other subject until after
Jan. 1.
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and worked separately for iss benefit, and
NOT ~ part sf and Tor tho bsneht Of the
Union Pscifie. the income would be moro
than amply sufficient to pay ell the ex.
penses, interest and frst mortgage bonds
and at least part Of tho interest on the
consolidated bonds.
Two other petitions similar In character
have bsen fled, the title Of one being
pssition Of the American Loan q Trust
company In the suit between John r.
Dillon, plaintiff, trustee. and tho Oregon
Short Line d Uiah Northern Railroad com.
pany, defendants; and tho other like 20.
tition In the suit between Oliver Ames
and other plain,ifs and the Union Pacific
Railroad company and Others, defend
anita
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AMSTERDAM, Dec. ?l-Storm news from
the SULTAN FRUSTRATED.

His Csnditien Supposed 10 Ne the Re.
suit OF Overwerk and Mental Anxiety.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Central News
correspondent In Vienna says: "Trusty
private advices from Constantinople are
to the effect that the sultan, who has been
ailinR for some time, now has acute neu.
ralaia and 10 utterly prostrated. His con.
dition 10 supposed to be the result Of over.
work and mental anxiety."
The Daily Chronicle correspondent In
Moscow says;
'Dispatches from Tiilis say that on
counters between Armenian and Turkish
villagers ON Russian territory are bscom.
ing moro frequent and serious. The eov.
ernors Of Erivan and Kars have taken
energetic measures to qusll the Arme.
mans. A gentleman just hero from the
Caucasus learns that the outrages in the
Bitlis and Van districts wero far less seri.
ous than rsported, and that cases Of tor.
ture and murder will be found to be rare"
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UNION PACIFIC LITIGATION.
A separate kecsivsr Wanted for tho Ore
gou short Line and Utah Northern

A separate keceivsr Wanted for tho Ore.
een short Line and Utah Nosthsra
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 2l.-A petition
for separate and independent receiver
Of the Oregon Short Limo q Utah North.
ern Railway company wns fled In tho
United States court to-day by Joseph
Simon. representing tho American Loan
aud Trust company, trustee OF the con.
solidated bonds Of that company. Judge
Gilbert ordered that the appearing on the
application for an independent receiver
bs heard on jan. Is. at which time the re-
ceivers Of the Oregon Short Limo d
Utah Northern. who are also receivers Of
the Union Pacific system, are cited to ap-
pear to show cause why the applica tion
should not be granted AMI an independent
person or persons DO appointed to the re-
ownership Of these railways.
Should the petition be granted di.
vorcement of that road from the Union
Pacific system and it's operation as an in.
dependent property or possibly in close
connection with the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company would follow. It
means that the Ogden gateway TO Port
land will be open to the Burlington. Rock
Island, Santa Fe, Denver and Gulf. Mis-.
souri, Pacific and Rio Grande. all of which
will be given an outlet from Denver via
Ogden over the Short Line to Portland.
The plaintiff believes II the railway prop.
erty Of defendant were properly managed
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IN The FATAL FRISCO
1hfsu Miners Mset 4 Horrible Death In
the Coeuf d'Llsnes.
SULLIVAN, CARNEY, SMELL
Weak Timbsrs Gave Way and They
Fell Five Floors. Their Bodies
Being Mangled In q Hor.
rIbie Manner.
special plsratch to tho Standard.

Special Dispatch to tho standard.
SPOKANE. Dec. 2i.-Tho Coour d'Alens
country to-day was the scene OF another
terrible accident and the lives Of three
miners were sacrificed on the altar OF
greed for wealth. This time the tragedy
occurred in the Frisco mind near Gem.
and Foreman Patrick Sullivan and James
Carney and Fred Smell, miners, were tho
victims.
Tho men wero at work in . stopo and
wero standing on somo weak timbers
which gave way under them. They fell
distance Of i've floors and when they
reached the bottom their bodies werc
mansled heaps Of flesh and bones.
In the fearful fall tho bodies struck frat
one side Of tho pit and then another and
death must have resulted long before the
fearful thud announced that the awful
descent was completed.
The men were all experienced miners,
Foreman Sullivan being we'll known In all
tho mining camps In the Northwest.
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ury department also Appeared bsioee ths
committss and urged that full appeupeia-
lions b made for carrying out the Chinees
exclusion aet, and that provision b made
for all the estimates for Alaska. especially
40 to United States customs. Hamlin
last summer visited the Pacific coast and
Alaska 10 well, and was asked 10 give ths
commsssion assurance that the estimates
made by the treasury were absolutely
necessary Tor the Chinese exclusion ct
and that tho revenue would b incrsAsed
by the better service asked for In Alaska.
Il 10 the intention Of the subcommittee 10
have the sundry civil bill ready 10 lay b.
fore the full committee Immediately aftsr
tho holidays.
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ALL IN THE woMsN's HANDS.

The san FrascIses sEHsmlasr" Comes
Out To-day Undsr Novel Coedltioas.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. N.-This city Was
on its good behavior to-day in honor OF
tho society ladies' who are getting out tho
Christmas Erdminer. There were no big
hres, murders, ship wrecks or other
casualties calling for unusual excrtions
10 secure news.
W. r. hearst, In order to aid tho women
Of San Francisco to establish and main.
tain Q ward for incurables ~ the
Children's hospital, has turned his
entire newspaper plant over to tho society
women OF San Francisco and has given
them carte blanche to run the paper for
ono day % they please. The entire pro-
cssds Of the ChrlsmAs issue Of the Eram.
liner, including the advertisements, tho
papsrs cold, and everything will be turned
over to the Children's hospital. 1t 10 esti.
mated that this edition Of tho Eraminer
will net the hospital between Ave aud six
thousand dollars.
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ST. Louis, Dec. 2t.-The recent court
disturbance ending In q conflict between
, hisf of Police Harrigan aud Justice
David Murphy over the right OF u police
officer to bear arms when on duty, even
though that duty he tho giving OF test.
mony In court. came to climax to-day
when Judge Edmunds decided in test
case that police officers imprisoned for
contempt wero not IN conteinpt in wear.
ing their arms In court. Az n result the
seven officers committed were released.
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Very Ordinary,

SAN Francisco, CAL, Dec. 2i.-The
races to-day were very ordinary. No, o
favorite won. Five furlongs-Maiden 2.
year.olds-Dora won. Experiment Colt
second. Haplein third; time. :l0E. Five
furionns-Lawyer won, Charles Quick sec.
ond. Gold Dust third; time. l:7A Six
urlongs-Pescadera won, Wild Wood
second; Del Norte third; time. 1:22h.
Five furlongs won. Red Bird
second. Hueneme third; time. l:O6h.
About six furlongs-Maior Ban won, Jake
Johnson second. San Lucas third; time,
1:21A
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THREE DEAD. ONE DYING.
Another Account OF YsstssdayS Hssal.
titles.

Another Account Of Yesterdays Hssal.
ities
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
WALLACE. Idaho, Dec. 2l.-The Cocur
d'Alenes was the scene of series Of "a.
talities this morning. Three mon are 70.
ported a. dead and one man 10 90 seri.
ously injured that recovery h doubtful.
The first fatality occurred In the Frisco
mine, on Canyon crock, near Gem. In
which Pat Sullivan and James Carney
were instantly killed and Fred Smell was
seriously injured.
Tho mon werc at work In one Of tbs
Slopes when timber broke, and they fell
ave aoos. Two Of the men were terribly
crushed aud mangled, and the wonder 10
that Smell also did not meet with instant
death.
Several other mon In the minc had mar.
row escapes. Sullivan is an old timer in
the Occur d'Alcnes. and had Q sister, Mrs.
James Cronin, residing In Spokane. The
unfortunate accident was entirely uufoe.
seen and deeply deplorsd by all.
AT Wallace, Jack Calvin, formerly Of
Pittsbure. was found dead In bed this
morning and It is supposed he died from
an overdose OF morphine. There arc In.
dications Of foul play and the coroner Ia
holding an inquest examining Into mat.
tere, ltn V-less
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PERU Has A SCHEME.
Sin, viii Tax smoSIng Tobacco Very
Heavily.

Blu VIII Tax tmONlng TobaccO Very
Heavily.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 2L-The bureau Of
American republics has received ofliciai
Information that the president of Peru
has announced that, in order to meet the
financial necessities of the country, an
additional tax will be levied on all to-
bacco, cigars and cigarettes sold in the re-
public. The duty on all kinds of tobacco
imported from the United States will be
81 per kilocram $40 per poundl cigars,
$3.50 per kiloeram; cigarettes made of to-
bacco from the United States, $50 per
i.0oO packages; foreign chewing tobacco,
snuff. cut and iibered tobacco ready for
use per kiloeram. si.51 The law goes into
elrect Jan. ]. 1875.
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INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Congress Proposes TO Mako new
Deal

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Ths sub-com-
mittee OF the house committee on Indian
affairs has been considering the appropri.
alton bill several days, and will report it
soon after the holidays. There 10 prop
osi,ion to make o reduction in the sy.
pensc Of the eastern schools.
Representative Wilson Of Washington,
q member Of the sub-committee which 10
preparing q bill, says that therc 10 o
general feeling that the Indians can be
better educated on reservations in the
west. 'There Is no longer frontier"
said Mr.. Wilson. Railroads. telesraphs
and telephones have obliterated IT." Tho
committee has also been considering what
TO do with improvements made by
churches for contract schools. and II has
been determined to appropriate $4,000 to
buy number Of them. and to acquire
them at rate Of about 20 per cent. each
year.
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MAYOR OIL .rr INVOLVED.
His Name Ceaseeted with Q hank Rsb.
berry which Amuuats to 1J5,00o

Dery Which Amuunts to vJosOVO
.RoME, N. Y, Dec. A.-Further investi.
cation Of the defalcation OF John =.
Bielby, cashier Of tho Central National
band OF Rome, and Of Samuel Gillett, the
teller, discloses total shortage OF e70,0 900,
Of which 5000 10 traced to the teller, who
rsceived the money on deposit, credited u
on the depositor's book, and did not en-
ter II on the books Of tho bank. Tho
cashiers method included tho forging Of
individual notes In sums Of u 600 to y, 900.
and Of crsditing outstanding certificates
Of deposit - paid up. His psculations
were all sunk in stock speculations. 81.
cept that he claims to have 5000 to bis
credit In New York, which hs viii return
to the bank.
Mayor Gillett, who was the tsllsr Of the
bank. has not been seen since last Mon.
day. There seems to be no doubt that he
has smbessled some Of tho funds Of the
bank. He was aware Of some Of Bislby's
poculatious.
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SAFE FROM the MOB.


Wbg8soes tee 0susss - StoysoB u Uus
ususi Lack.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. A.-James Wig
gins, the negro who killed On old man and
wounded two officers In attempting to
evade arrest last night, has not been
lynchcd and will not be. The sheriff. with
an armod posse, 10 inside the jail aud will
fro II necessary to protect it. Tho special
term Of court will be convened Saturday.
At which Virgins case will be pushed
with all viRor.
Detective Murray and Policeman
Springer, the officers wounded by Wig.
gins, are both alive. Springer will re-
cover. but Murray's case 10 considered
hopeless. The corcner's inquest over
John Davis, the old man killed In The me
Ice, rendered . verdict at noon that he
came to his death by stray bullet.
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The Women VIII Kun L..

DENVER. Colo, Dec. ei.-Thc Christmas
edition of the Rociy MouataH Ne,c, will
he issued by the Women's club OF Denver.
Tonight the women took charge of the
editorial department and are going
through the routine OF getting out the
tlaily
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ROME. Dec. .4-The pope has decided
to receive the officers Of the United States
ship Detroit at noon on Wednesday. The
American officers will be introduced by
Mgr. O'Conncll and will afterwards be
entertained ut an official dinner which
will be given ut the American college.
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PERHAPS 1T MAY BE A YEAR.
Dsbs Finds That There IL New style OF
Law In Force.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-Judee Woods to-day
decided that the Jail sentence Of Debs and
his six associates in tho Santa Fe case
will begin Jan. 9. On motion Of Attorney
Gregory the Santa Fe and the government
ease on which sentences were Gu cumulative
were separated and tho sentences on the
latter deferred until the Santa Fc sen.
tsnce is served. Debs may possibly have
10 serve ono year instead Of six months
and tho others six months instead of
threN.
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he OvERpREW So6O.ooo.
The Directors Of the Com mmsrcial Banl
Raa Things hecklsssiy.


ST. JOINS, n. r.. Dec. 2i.-The work of
sllcitlna Information concerning the con-
dition of the Commercial bank 10 pro.
ceeding satisfactorily. although some very
unpleasant disclosures are being made.
The largest debtor to tho bank 10 Mr..
Dudor. one Of the directors, who owes
1000. half secured By mortgages. His
assets arc not expected 10 reach the mort.
gage estimate.
The total amount Of overdrawn &C
counts 10 1871 900. A good proportion Of
this will realise unfavorably. Tho com.
mittec appointed TO select trustees Ia
manage the bank and the insolvsns o.
tatss will bring two chartered accountants
from London 10 investigate the books.
The members Of the COMMITTEES ex.
pressed themselves by censuring the di.
rectors. Tho prosecution have threatened
the directors with o claim for 500. .00(
worth Of fsh In the hands Of tho banks
debtors.
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BuDA pEsru. Dec. 2i.-The emperor
has accepted tho resignation OF the Hun
;arian cabinet ministers. The latter,
however. will remain in Office until their
successors arc appointed.
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WAsutNGToN, Dec. sl,-An order has
been issued from III, war department re-
tlring Brgader General David &. Swain,
Judge advocate general, who has attained
the ago of g. years.