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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-13
The New Letter Box,

THAT new letter box of ours is a prcat
institution, " said Mr.. Bangle MS he looked
across the chopped steak mt Mrs. Bangle.
How So Edward."
Haven't you noticed the unusual clean.
illness of the street, my lovce'
81 don't think have
That's strange. Ii never was ouitc so
free from litter and what do you SUPPOSE
wcowc this pleasing Improvement to? The
new letter box, Of course
81 don't understand.
But you will. This evening stopped
on the porch and unloadcd the box"
"Unloaded its''
That's what I said. And here's the
sort OF mail matter found in 1t: Three
circulars, pamphlet on How to Use the
independent Corn Extractor ono alma.
nae, two secondhand wads OF chewing
gum, four apple cores, dccaycd tomato,
five large pebbles, sheet OF fly paper, a
dolls night robe, one Sunday school lesson
paper and six cigarette pictures Whit do
you think of that fFi
will you throw the boz away, Ed
wardf'' -
Throw it away! Not muchl I'm 60.
ing tn set it again. 80 Cleveland plain
Dealer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-13

nursed tho rrontiersnan and che indian
chief back to strength and returned them
to their friends.
There" said tho general as lie orcned
box Of cigars, "that's nil there is Of the
story, but you'll agreo that 1t Is not want
ing In interest, or mt least would not be IL
told by n professional.
ALFRED r. CALHOUN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-13
-, -----7-7-l-7----9-"---.s
Sixty Scientific Papers.

The purely scientific papers published in
the United States are only so in number.
with combined circulation each issuo of
lls. 425 copieS-Prlnters' Ink.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

leader Of their party. Giuseppe de Fo
lice. De Felice was formally q member
Of the chamber Of deputies Early In
1894 he was arrested on the charge Of
plotting with the exiled anarchist Cyp-
riote and signor Gasilii. Anothor deputy,
nnd planning q revolution for the over
throw Of the monarchy. They succeeded
in causing serious uprising in which
considerable blood was shed and much
property destroyed. DE Felice and n
Of his companions were tried and sent
enced 10 the penitentiary.
When tho socialist leaders reachsC
the railroad after their release from
prison. under the recent amnesty de
cree. they were met by about 300 o
their followers and admirers with flag
and music, half wild with enthusiasm
and when the leaders left the depo
and entered . carriage the half franti
crowd unhitched the horses aud pulle'
the vehicle in triumph through th
principal streets. with waving flags o.
both sides and one band behind an
another in front Of the procession.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
TOURING THE FRISCO.
Inspecting the Read with . view q
Reorganization.


ST LOUIS, March i7.-AccompAnied
by Mr.. Alsbcrg Of Amsterdam. repre-
sentiug the Frisco foreign bond in
terests, and by representatives Of hom'
interests in Frisco, President Ripley,
Chairman Walker and Directors Cheny.
Gleei, Fowler. Gibbs, Hayes. Mora
wetz and General Manager Morrill, Of
TIE st. Louis and San Francisco, left
here last night on a tour Of inspec
tion Of the latter road 10 ascertain IL
relations 10 the Atchison lines in Texa
and Kansas. The plan is 20 90 frs
south over ttrk St. Louis and San Fran
cisco and GuIN Colorado and Santa II
20 Galveston.
After inspecting the harbOr improve
ments at that point they will 60 nortl
on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa +
through Texas. the Indian Territor,
and Oklahoma 10 Burton. Kansas, an
thence return 10 81. Louis over the 81
Louis and San Francisco. This tour
preparatory 10 issuing plan OF reoi
ganizatlon Of the St. Louis and Sa
Erauciaco
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
is BENT UPON A WAR.
Great Britain Bound to Fight
With Somebody.
FIXING TO OMAKEAeRAB IN soUDAB

sir Charles Dixie says Dangers and
Compilations WIN Arise By such
Pollcy and That All Europe May Take
q Hand-The Liberals Oppose . Cam.
paign In the Upper Nile Territory.
LONDON, March 1.-THE ministerial
statement aud discussion In the house
Of commons fully establishes that the
British advance upon The SoudAn de-
notes the initiation Of q policy Sy the
British government which may DO
fraught with most farreaohing and pos
sibly disastrous consequences.
Arthur BAlfour, speaking for the ca5i-
net. practically admitted that 0ondola
would not probably be the destination,
but only the hAlting place Of the Anglo
Egyptian forces. HIS allnsions TO the
desirAbility OF bringing the blessing OF
British rule 10 The SoudAn we're inter
presod a. indicating that the British
government ia bent upon a war, not a
defense. but Of conquest Of that whole
section.
Sir Charles Dixie made a profound
impression by his able and weighty e1'
position Of the dangers and oomplioa'
tons, not only in Central Africa, but In
Europe. which would be entailed by
such a policy. The reception Of his
speech shows that he has now largely
regainod the influence he lost when
driven from public life 10 years ago.
The Liberals will oppose the soudAn
campaign and they expect that it will
make the government unpopular in the
country - It's perils are only to- appar
ent while the advantages, even n sue
ceasful, are nebulous in the highest de
gree
Unless popular outcry stays Sails
bury's hand, IL may well happen thA
the long expected oAsus belli which 4
10 bring about general European cata
olysm may be provided. not BY troubl
At ConstAntinoplo or In the Balkans, II
the far east, but by the clashing o
French, German and British interest
In Africa and especially In the race nov
begun In good earnes, for the posses
sion Of the unAppropriated portion O
the valley Of the Upper Nile.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
coNDucrFD ny FRoF. ?. 5. mNiER.


Below is the honor roll for February
together with the names Of those who
led their classes for the past three
months. Those who made 100 in any
study on examinations are also given.
Tenth Maggie Wilson led, 50.
None on the honor roll, and no one
made 100 on examination.
Ninth Grade.-Wesa Weddingion led,
%; William Bell, Sadie Cayit and
wesa weddington were on the honor
roll.
Eighth Grade Matte Watkins led,
%. Mary Bell Hortman, Edna Martin,
Emily Thomas and Perry Duncan were
on the honor roll.
Seventh Grade.-Alioe Weddirgion
led, 90. None on the roll Of honor.
Marie adams, Cora Griffin aud Salhe
Higgs made 100 in writing, and James
wes, 100 in spelling,
Sixth Grade, A Diyisioa.-Those gho
led in spelling, Mamie Sims, Arrie Cole,
! Claude Bell, Edna Zuber, Tommie Tay-
lor. Jessie Nall, Lavinia McConnico,
Bette johnson, Reulah Duncan, Myrtie
Conway, Nctuc Breitz and Esther
Roa,wrisht; in arithmetic, Stuart Hsr'
ns. Edna Znber and Lem sanders; In
geography, Mamie Sims, John Wit
mAan. Edna Zaber ami Lucy Board
in grammar, Edna zuber; in history
Henry Robinson.
sixth Grade, B section. ---Jaequeti'
Rypinski mals the highest grade, %
and was the only one on The roll o
honor.
Eth Gaie.-lAlla Graham Mcln
mis- led, o6. The following were on th
roll ofhenor: Sallie Clothier, Fran
Gariner, Willie Hardy, Lila Graham
McInnis, Bertha Roberts, AtwooI
Reading, Nellie Rohde and Nelli
Wright.
Fourth Grade.-Kaiie Wright led
%. Roll Of honor: Johnnie Chambers
Lizzie WILCOX, Lncy Wilson and Kat
Wright.
Thiri Grale.--Mabel Zaber lel. y
Minnie Brasis, made 100 in a'llhme.i
geography and spelhuE. Thirteen Oh
Ors made 100 in srelling and sevs
/ others made 100 in arithmetic. Nol
on roll of honor.
Second ade.--Coleman Hardy 4
in spelling and Arithmetic Dave Ke
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
R,veR Anp AAneoa EN-.
Il Ia Esp ctsd iu ihe Hou's withi'
tho Neat Fra Daya.

wAsmsGroy. 3hych I'LL Is ex.
peciod that the river and haroor bill
will bo reported 10 the house y lin .
few days First estimate AZ q Oil
was about sl2. 600. 600, bat issD'sa.s. ". . I'M
derstood that the bill viii I, tself ap-
propriate more than flO. 900. CIV but win
put large number Of projects under
the continuing contract system. The
contract for the Mississippi improve
ment is about 10 expire and II is quite
likely 10 be renewed a. is that for the
Missouri river where work h not YET
completed. The committee In report
ing the bill In favor Of authorization oi
continuing contracts viii say that II hal
found In the past that about 80 TO q
per cent Of the appropriations are saved
by the system aud that It has proved
economical
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
The rrausvaAI Raiders.

LONDON. March determination Of
DR.. Jameson. the raider Of the Trans.
vaal, and his "a companions, was re.
sumod 90 day at the Bow Street po.
lice court before Sir John Bridges, the
chief magistrate. Tho usual jungo
throng was present aud the court was
crowded, more than score Of the
titled aristocracy were also present
Sergeant Buck and Trooper HUI were
the principal witnesses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
coNeREssloNAL pRocEeplNes.
Another spirited Debate In the ssnai'
on Cuban wattsrA

Another spirited Debate In the ssnais
on cuban Mattsr-
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
had an hour Of spirited Cuban debate
late yesterday after the early part Of
the day had been given 70 speeches by
Mr.. Lodge on immigration and Mr..
Pugh on silver. The Cuban discussion
was mainly important In bringing out
the full reading Of a statement TO the
Spanish side Of the case by Senior Dupuy
de LONE, the Spanish minister This
had been referred 10 some days ago, bu,
could no, be made public.
Mr.. Morgan read a letter from sscre.
tary Olney saying the Spanish minister
gave his permission for the public use
Of the statement IL claimed 10 detail
the !nsuTgent methods Of guerilla war.
fare. the burning Of canehelds and the
disorgAnized character Of the insurgeni
bands.
Mr Morgan commented severely
upon the ministers statement
The senator had sharp controversies,
with Mr.. Hale over various phases oi
the Cuban question.
During the day Mr.. Elkins offered 4
resolution directing the committee on
foreign Affairs to report as to the stAtul
Of war in Cuba before a vote was takeI
/ In the senate.
Yesterday was suspension day In tbs
house and several bills wers passed
The most important vas the Oklahoml
homestead bill which relieves home
steaders In Oklahoma OF the purchas
I price Of their homesteads.
The house also decided at the reques
Of Mr. Hit. chairman Of the committe
on foreign affairs. 10 consider the reso
lutious censuring Ambassador Bayard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

100 in Arithmeiic. Highest sensf|
average for the past three monsA
Coleman Hardy, "a. Honor roll. bt
tha Stewart, Emma Collins. Ruih LAs
renee, Annie wasa,ka and Ilamus'
Hardy.
First Grade.--Six Of my d mad
100 In spelling Epsey zai .siii. b
Andrews, Owen Bergman, Dale Wed
dingson, Fannie Bernard and Debl
Clo,hier. Epsey zannetti, Dale y
dingioB, Gwen Bergman, Belle
dfews and Charlie Adams 100 in az
meiic. Epsey zannest, highest
erage. q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

TOLEDO. March i7.-Pugilist Johnny
Lavack has received a letter from the
National Sporting club Of London an
nouncing that the articles forwarded
some time ago for fight with Billy
Smith had been properly signed. The
match will come OF early in June OF
the latter part Of May. Il will be for a
purse Of $1,000 aud Lavaok il allowed
ls5O for travelling expenses. In company
with Sam Fitzpatrick and kid" La.
vigne he will sail for England soon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
Fl.e.a ,hs sAarlR b charre.

KANSAS CRY. March 1.-THE bonds.
men for Postmaster Mapes, who com.
mitted suicide Sunday, after having
embexElod several thousand dollars.
have appointed tho sheriff to take
charge Of the Office pending settlement
with the government and until such
time ~ President Cleveland shall ap'
point Mapes' successor. The bondsmen
are arranging TO make good the deialce
Alon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

LONDON. March l7-Among persons
killed by an explosion Of gunpowdor on
tho British steamer Matadi on the Con-
20 river were Mr.. and MTs Stanley g
Harvey OF Boston They were mem.
bers OF the Advent Christian church
and were missionaries Of the American
Advent society on their way back C
tho United States. In search Of rest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
0rssr County rrOelamatlop.

wAsHNGroS. March 1.-THE prosi.
dent has issued a proclamation with.
drawing the disposition under tho home.
stead law all that part Of the public
lands formerly known as Greer county.
Texas, and rsserving the land from set
tlcment until adecisioa shall be reached
As 70 the merits Of the Chootaw claim 70
this county. People who settled therein
prior 70 Dec. 80 1881. are not 10 be dis
turhed In the meantime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE United
States supreme court has reversed the
decision Of Judge Maxey OF tho Texas
Federal court. in the case OF Consul
Ornates Of Mexico, asking for the ex.
tradition Of certain men claimed TO be
engaged In the Cara instruction Of
1891 aud 1874. The supreme courts de-
cision has the effect Of holding them
subject 20 extrAdi,ion. Chief Justice
Fuller read the opinion Of the court.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
No, aull,r On ono Count

SAN Francisco. March 1.-THE coun
Gil that is sitting in Judgment on Rev
DR.. Brown has acquitted the accused
pastor on ono charge. After long de
bate the councllmen came then 70 th'
conclusion that DR.. Brown was no
guilty Of any immoral conduct viii
MrA II. A. Stockton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

The council FIRE Of Comanche Tribe
No. 10, Improved Order Of Red Men,
will be kindled at the wigwam on next
Wednesday, the 18th sun Of Worm
Neon, at s run. The saehems, chiefs,
and btothers Of tha tribe viii please he
leaning on the tree At sth run a. a
number Of pale faces have been detec,-
ell lurking In the forest, and reports
come TO the tribe that they are seeking
adoption.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

DIS MoINEs. March i7.-Governoi
Drake has received from Secretary Her
bert an invitation 10 bs present At the
launching Of the battleshop Iowa
Miss Mary Lord Drake. daughter Of th'
governor. IL also invited 20 ehristen th'
vessel. Governor Drake will accept the
invitation and viii be accompanied b
his stad and many prominent men o
Iowa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
FEELING sUsslolNe.
Spain Has No Pear Nov Of Any As.
tlon By coagrssA


tion By congresA
NEw YORK, March IA dispatch 10
The Herald from Madrid says all the
Spanish newspapers are unanimously
recognising the reaction against the
jingoism which has taken place in the
United States senate. Il Is felt now
that al danger Of hostihties is over un.
less some unforeseen events should oc'
cur.
The recent war scare has given q
striking impetus 20 the war aud marine
Department. l, il generally recognized
thA. the recent disturbances were, 10 :
large extent, famed BY the disconiented
republican element. The feeling In
Barcelona was stronger simply becaus'
the Galatians are republicans and op
pose the present government
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
1nE suscHlsE DEAD.
Trouble Is Feared From the shoshonsi
Unless the Murdsrsrs Ars Arrested.

ANaAkAN - MNAANa ~ E"~-~~--~N
Unless the Murdsrsrs Are Arrested.
LANDER, Wy. March News has
been received here from Kinner'sranch,
on Big Wind river. Of the death Of the
young Shoshone subchief, Jim Washa-
h. The Indians will give him an elab'
crate funeral. Several hundred Sho'
shonos will be in attendance. and invi'
tatiOns have been sent TO the ArApahoe
tribe to participate. The shoshoue'
have demanded that the murderers b
Arref,ed oven II they cross the line intS
Canada, az it is reported they will do,
Captain Wilson. the acting IndiAi
agent. appTohenda serious trouble 4
Win LAmoreAux and party are not ar
rested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

The young married ladies Priscilla
club will meet Friday Afternoon al ,
O'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Dan
pemaret. The following officers of the
clnh have been elected; Mrs. Add
Mcoueen, president; Nrs. Matte
Hines, secretary and treasurer Miss
Gertrude Butler, vice.president.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

PrRRY, o. T.. March
general rejoicine over theHt
free hnnes bill has pa4
The people Of Perry c
news By shooting 81 a cI4
making othss domonSiratl1&
hlll becomes a law ifWill b Na'
Of saving tls.ooo. 900 70 0k|,.t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

RoMK, March IA large Italian
caravan has reached Kassala, showing
communication with that place is open,
aud that the sensational stories oircu.
lated IN regard 20 the danger Of the gar.
rlson there are unfounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

WASHINGTON. March i7.-Chief Jus.
tice Fuller In the United States su.
preme court has handed down the de.
cision Of the court that California has a
right 70 tax the franchises Of the Cen.
tral Pacific and tho Southern Pacific
railway companies
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
-HE NEWS N gnEF'

Joe Walcott knocked oat Dsieh
In the seventh round a. Nov Xu
John Wall. . printer. wss
and killed By a switchenslaa =
ton. Tex.
Aman claiming 70 be 1ese'
has made hia appearances "A
county. rexas
]. ID. Russell. a draggist e '''
line. Tox.. has assigned
Henry Frarisr. . tailcf sn'.'
Paris. Tex, By hanging hia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
MUST sE SEPARATED.
The Uruan Incident aad boundary Dis
pute Two Dlssiact AnalFs.

pute Two Dlssiact AnaiFs.
CARAcAs. March l7.--Important ca.
bic dispatches about the Urnan inci'
dent have passed between the Venezue'
Ian minister at Washington and the
government officials here. also between
Minister Thompson and Secretary o.
nsy. There is good ground for believ'
ing that vsneEuela has been told that
abe must separate the incident from the
boundary dispute Il is reported thai
Venezuela has accepted the advice.
La GuAyAra and the capital are exeis
Cd over the report that British fleet Il
due tomorrow 10 inforoe the claim.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

CNcrNNArl. March \ LII. a
court has reaanded Jac1E1 1a1
ing, the alleged murdean ot
Byan. % she sheriff Of Caa N "a
kentucky. The decision q fhe
sustained Judge BuokwaIl4 IN =
particuior.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
RnR SALE

Mrs. Fulkersou's residence In tie
Eastern part OF town
Mr. J. Allen Myer,' residence on the
corner Fast Of the Chistian church
se Dick Jones & Co., at once for par
ticulafs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

ST. PErERsBUR0. March H.
Humbeft IL strongly urged % BRING
Abyssiuian campaign 70 a closo D 81
csptine King Menelk's iorms
viedomosri remarks that Il is aI4'1
cant tie E,assh and Italian sa1'
sadors should have be- VIA ons.
accompanied Count Golu
station az Berlin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE presi.
don't has nominated John J. Brice Of
California to bc commissioner Of hsh
and fisheries vice Marshall Mcdonald,
deceased.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

Ladies', I have everything new aud
novel In spring and summer dress goods
hat could be found In the New York
market " - H. "yse'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
OhnIcn Send Cnrn.

Thirty days earlier than our native
corn, aud will mature before the droutE
comes. l also have Large German Mil
let. sorghum seed and all kinds Of
grain. Phone 90. G. r. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

DALLAs March 10. choice shipping steers
slSlaBoi
Hog -Packinghuuse quotes; 80 O. a. IA
81 so tAr.oad l5ia, wagon. q 5 topa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

The Clifford show failed TO material
iEe again last night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

CacAoo March ie whsat-So rcd. s,li
utttc
Corn-No 2 so.
Oatl-No 3 white la lsic
Lard. y 90 - s. atli a.,t-
Mess York. , uarrcl q 51taM
short ribs. lolaa e. a1A I.
short clear sdca h1Hed. 81 3flfAi So
Dry sA'ioi ahouiders boxed. sie'f1t
Dallas. March ls s-whsat-No = zoe No
a6A
Corn -Shel cd miKed huls. soh q sc ear
from wagon. %. buls. shellcd. si1-l. ssckei
Carlotl. q O b, conntry pointS @asi; ear, u
Oats o.oc bulk. from wAgoai ctrlois I.
o. b, country pointA lt3ls
Rran-Johlo,a e. eouatry polns'. NeH.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
WELCOMED THEIR LEADER.


RoMr. March 1.-THE socialists Of
this city turned out in forco today
a. weloona hack to Rome and liberty thu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

Cac.oo, March H. catte steady ToEss
steers g. 1otm
sheep steady And unchanged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

DALLAA March 10 -Middling. siSlsc; low
middling. esie, ordinary, sl.lt, sod ortin'
arv e1la
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18
THE MARKETS.


Nrw oALnAEI. March -Cotton-Niddiiag
nc; low middline. T7.lt; good oriinArY, ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-18

GALVESTON, March -Middiing. ielee;
low middlng. Sie; ordinary. ei'lsi eood or
dinAry, 6ilA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-12
THE GREEN BAv

IL. g. 81. /, has entered suit IN the
Third uiatriul court against W, II.
8rHtsuscK nuJ lunn a. GrlesbOcE 90
recover il,tg. lalunee on apr.mls.
sorry mote,
a motion TO stt aside the ugibult OF
the defendant In the emit NJ Truth n.
Miner against Mary lAnuc was de-
nied ycsierday Ia the THIRD district
court.
Pending his decision In the case OF
tho Wyelh Hardware Hui Manufacture
Ing company VI the Jamef.spenccf.
Battmnu company, JulgB EuChio has
ordered that on the plaintln giving n
bond IN the Gum OF $500 10 the assignee,
Horne, the lHltot bee directed 10 retain
uutil the further order OF the court the
sum OF sl,gJl cut Of the proceeds Of
tue Falo Oi the properly Of the driunct
CORPORATION, or give Il bond Of zoo
to WY the slain VI plaintiff, n u be
finally determined by the Clutt that
plaintiff h entitled 70 payment out OF
tho iuuj.
Suit has been olmmUuco1 IN tho
Third district court by tho Little Pittt.
burg Mlulug company agulust T., a.
Wall and George A, SnyGeL Tue
complaint alltgen that the plniniih Il
tue owner u tue Silver Boil m'uiug
claim, and that the drfrndants cain.
ing to be the owners Of the Alta, Lien
ana tho Lily claims, all Ia the Camp
Floyd district, wrungiully caused the
latter claims TO TO surveyed 20 as To
cfus8 up0n the silver Bell claim, anu
now claim the ownership VI that pOr.
ton OF the Silver Bill. Plaintlirprayf
! that defendants be restrained from en-
/ tcring the property In question and
| that it 10 declstou that tbs properties
belong 10 plaintiff.
An opinioa has been handed down
by the Supreme court In the case OF s.
| W. DAtko, administrator Va William
| l.. smith, iu which tho ilniiugs O' tha
lower court are affirmed, Tho plant IL
| who IL tbs appellant, as administfstoI
| OF tho estate OF thv late Lot smith
| commenced au action OF ClecImoul
against tho defonuhnt In the district
court on September 20, 1888, 10 recOyel
! eighty acres OF lanu, The appellant
set ~ that tue lower court erred II
finding that Lol Smith agreed 10 deed
tue land IN dlrputo 10 the defendant
ana from this judgment the plaintit
App aled. The supreme court Affirm
tne decree Of the trial court. Chic
Justice XanD wrote the opinion aut
Justice Batch aud Judge street, th'
trial Judge, coucufrod'