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New York. Aug. N-A dispatch to the
Herald from San Juan. Porro Rico. says:
Visits to the most distressed districts Of
the island prove that the former reports
of the terrible conditions have not been
in the least exaggerated. People in the
towns are huddled together anywhere fer
shelter. In the country the people are
sleeping In the open air. The food sup
plies have been totally destroyed. Only
the well-to-do can afford to buy prOvi-
sions Unless succor comes in a few days
rhe people Will starve. The supplies
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Race War Imminent,

Meridian, Miss, Aug. 1S.-A week ago
DR.. Wells, living near Russell, shot and
fatally wounded a negro while in the
act of stealing cattle. On Tuesday
night two negroes attempted to assas-
sinate Wells. and one of them was
shot and killed by the doctor. Anoth-
er unsuccessful attempt was made on
the doctors life last night. This has
aroused the white people, and notice
has been served on the negroes that
any further hostile movement towards
DR.. Wells will precipitate race con-
tiCt
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Left 10 Executive CoupciI

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1S.-After an ex-
ceedingly stormy session of three hours,
the international Typographical union
to-day decided to leave the settlement
of the Chicago difficulty in the hands
of the executive council. The council
was empowered to proceed to Chicago
investigate the difficulty and take
whatever action was deemed necessary.
The question is whether extreme meas
ures shall be resOrted to in unionizing
all the allied printing trades in Chicago
in which at present both union and
non-union labor is employed.
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Challenger Is Here.

New York, Aug. 1s.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons yacht, Shamrock. the challenger
for the Americas cup, reached this
port to-day, accompanied by her ten
der. the steam yacht Erin. The sham
rock sailed from Fairlie- the Clyde
on Aug. and made the transatlantic
voyage in much quicker time than was
anticipated. The Erin lowed the
Shamrock about 1000 miles and the
latter sailed something more than 1900
miles
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A Chinese Traveller,

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 1S.-Archibald
Little, the well-known Chinese traveller,
has arrived here en- route to China,
where, it is said, he wSl represent the
Rothschilds in the development of gold
mines in the province or Schechuna. He
served under General Gordon in the
Taiping rebellion. He is accompanied
by his wife. who was one of the organ
izers of the society to abolish foot bind
ing
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Jmpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
st. Louis, s, 2; Philadelphia, o, 3.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1S.-The Phllies lost
the first game to-day through their ina
bility to hit "Cy' Young 1t was their
second shut-out of the season. After st.
Louis had made seven hits and five runs
in one inning Piatt sat down. Fifield taxi
ing his place. The second game was nip
and tuck until the finish Childs hit in
the 10th giving the locals the victory.
Attendance. $500. Score:
First game R.HE
St Louis ........ ........ .S IA
fAaueiphia ...'..' t"... ......,.... y D 0
Battertes-Goung and Criger: Piatt, FL
field and Mcfarland
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
Second game Ri r
ST Louis ....... ,..,,.. . 10 n
Philadelphia ....... 800. ........3 3 2
Notwithstanding. Criger and Miller;
Bernard. Douglass and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
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Waiting for TranSnorts.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1S.-Troops c, Z
and f of the Sd cavalry, under command
of Major VESSEL arrived this afternoon
and Joined the other five troops of the
regiment at Camp Robinson. The trans
port St Paul. which will carry the regi-
ment to Manila, is que from San Fran
cisco.
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Pacific near the mouth of the Fraser
river. One of the occupants, David
Gordon, was drowned. He is said to
have formerly lived in Shasta county.
Cal. His companion, Louis Smart, was
picked up by the North Pacific.
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Relief for Porto Ricans,

New York, Aug. 1S.-Relief for the Por-
to Ricans left destitute by the hurricane
was dispatched from New York on the
steamer Evelyn. which sailed for Ponce
to-day. The supplies consisted largely of
clothing and medicine.
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Washington. Aug 1S.--Washington
could not hit Sparks to-day and Pitts
burg won close game. Elks was hit bv
pitched ball in the second inning and
had to retire. Attendance, $50. Score:
R. H. E.
Washing toH ..'''.. ..-.... | q
1 i'tSpuiS '''.''' .,.-... ......,.... 3
Notwithstanding and Roach; Sparks
and Schrver
Umpres-O'Day and Hunt.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Boston. 8, :: Louisville, 2, G


Boston, Aug. 1S.-I'oston took double
header from louisville to-day by hard
and opportune hittn-. Meekin was very
effective in the frs came. while Phillippi
was hit when hits re- needed. Big Mike
Sullivan. formerly Of New York. pitched
the second game for Boston. and was bat
ted hard. Boston drove Wilhelm out of
the box in one inning and his successor,
Woods Jared but little better. Attend
ance $500. Score:
First game r. II. E.
Boston ....... ......,. ..............
LOUISVILLE ......... ,.-..-. .'.......Z
Batteries-Meekin md Clarke; Phillippi
and thinner.
Second game r. Fl. f.
Boston ......... ......... ...........7 IA 2
Louisville 6 10 2
Batteries--Sullvau and Clarke; Will
helm, Woods and Powers
umpires--Gaffney md Latham.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE,

YOUNG MEN, OUR CATALOGUE Elk
plains how we teach barber trade in
two months and place you in position to
earn $50 monthly: special inducements to
applicants from distance: mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED-PRACTICA OR THEO-
retical mechanics, engineers or sales
men, to represent an old and established
educational institution. Salaried position
Address H. p. care Standard, Butte.
WANTED-A PHYSICIAN REGISTER
ed in Montana, for Office work. Address
Box 1,2S2, Butte.
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New York. Aug. S.-The Giants made it
-FOUR Straights from the Reds to-day.
Grady won the game for the locals, his
batting yielding four runs. Attendance,
1000. Score:
Ne" 1ork '........ ................. ) 10 2
cincinnati '....... .......,..' ...... 10 3
Batteries-Carrick and Warner; Hahn
and PETIT.
umpires-Emsie and Mcdonald
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Advertisements under this head cents
a word for the first insertion and l cent
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than % cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. $1.25
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st. Paul Arrives.

Seattle, Aug. 1S.-The transport ST.
Paul from San Francisco arrived to-
night
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One Man Drowned.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1S.-A fishing
boat containing two men was run into
Thursday night by the steamer North
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Brooklyn, Aug. 1S.--The Exies made a
triple play to-day Quinn taking Caseys
liner and Tucker and Lockhead doing the
rest They were beaten. however being
unable to hit McJames except in the sew
enth. The game was called to allow the
CleVelands to catch q train for Pittsburg
Attendance, 900. Score:
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DR.. Benefits Electric Belt

And know exactly what 1t will do. Elec-
tricty is the Vital and Nerve Force Of
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BITTER
Root valley farms; write for list. Ra-
valli County Abstract Co., Hamilton.
Mont.
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FREE SCALP TREATMENT GIVEN
with a bottle of hair tonic at Madame
Shields, 60 w. Park St. Butte.
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GASOLINE LAMP REPAIRING AND
supplies at factory, 1907 Utah ave,
Butte.
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FOR SALE-THE HENSLEY HAY
ranch, 500 acres; miles east OF Ana
conda; averages 800 tons: water rights:
we'll improved. Address IA S. Jackson
Butte.
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Calkins blk, Stevensville, Nom
BITTER ROOT FRUIT AND STOCK

FARM
AO acres, perfect title, abundance of wa
ter, 5000 bearing fruit trees. good set
farm buildings. on main county road
near school and station; all kinds of
small fruit: VIII be sold at once with all
crop and tools Price So. 500; 81, 800 cash and
balance on time. Address George f.
Brooks, Real Estate, Missoula. Mont
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FOR SALE-TWO-ROOM FURNISHED
house situated in Foundry gu!ch: also
horse, harness. buggy and wagon. In
quire of G, c. Vineyard, f. Park ave-.
Anaconda.
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FOX SERVICE - THOROUGHBRED
Jersey bull. 624 S. Washington ST., Butte.
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BUY YOUR HATS FROM THE MAKER
hats cleaned, dyed and blocked The
Hat Box, 10 N. Wyoming, Butte.
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800 BUYS LOT. L. SIDE; s275 BUYS LOT
S. side; $50 for lot, S. Main; $500 lot, w.
Granite; $500 lot, w. Copper; $500 for o.
room house, w. side. Mcmillan &; Floyd,
AZ East Broadway, Butte.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

l60-Sl7O0; so FENCED, so IN GRAIN, Is
clover; small house, stabling, outbuild-
lhgs: 5-acre orchard. $50 trees full of
fruit machinery, tools; all goes; must be
sold; bitches. creek through it; 81 900
cash, balance time, s per cent.
$500: all fenced; hay, grain. grass;
bitches. creek through II; one mile from
town; will be worth double in five years
Other ranches. Write
G. w. DICKINSON,
Calkins blk. Stevensvile Mont.
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HAND PAINTED CRAYON POR.
traits enlarged. Is by 90 inches for 81
Miss p. S. Hodgkin. Falmouth. Me.
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CONFIDENTIAL-317 ARIZONA; HOME
in confinement. Mrs. Karstedt, midwife
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WE BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE, PACK,
ship, repair, move and store furniture.
Butte Exchange Furniture Co. j. Chau-
win, Agent. AZ w. Broadway. Butte.
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My Belt has soft,
silken, chamois-cov-
cred sponge cleo
trodes that cannot
burn and blister, as
do the bare metal
electrodes used on
all other makes of
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

The SILVER BLOCK. 10s EAST PARK,
Butte has been thoroughly renovated.
rooms always reserved for transients.
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LOST,

l-OST-GRAY JACKET SUNDAY, ON
read to Crystal Springs Return to
Standard, Butte, and receive suitable re-
ward.
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MONTANA CARPET CLEANING CO,
iS6 s Arizona. Tel S97 Butte.
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PERSONAL.

NJ. E. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
q speciality. No. 40 w. Park ST.. Butte.
7. o. Box SIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
cheap. Address IA w. Mercury ST., Butte
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
Merrimac; reasonable; modern conven-
fences. 800 N. Alaska ST., Butte
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WON'T TURN THEM LOOSE.
Deputy Constable Johnson 8 Profes-
 sienal Catcher of Prisoners.

Dep0ty Constable Bob Johnson is making it hot for offenders of the law. He returned yesterday evening from Tamo, where he arrested one Nathan Shelton, colored, for hog stealing.
 He was brought to Pine Bluff and given preliminary hearing before Judge Vance, and placed under $400. bond. Owing td his failure to give same he languishes in jail. His trial will come up Monday of next week.
 Before taking lis departure John son arrested a little negro girl nieknamed "Pinkie. Her trial will be had before Judge Garret5 today.
 Johnson left this mornlng on the soutthh bound Valley for Tano, where he expects to arrest the accomplice of Shelton in the hog stealing busi- ness.
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COULDN'T AGREE IN X WlEK.
So the Jtry Says in aae Jordan
 Hicks Trialo

The jury returned verdict in the case of Dr. A. c. Jordan ws. Arkan- sas & Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal Go. this afternoon at 2:30, which was, We can't agree and wouldn't t in a week.
 The first vote taken on the case was 40 to 2 in favor of Jordan. The second was when they considered the damages. They were unani- nous that the same should be light.
 The reas on that there is no yer dict IS because they couldn't agree on the amount. Some wanted to give $50, other jurors $50.
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SWITCH ENGINE CAUSED IT.
One of Brewster's Teams Runs Away
 Near the Valley Depot.

Thursday afternoon about4:45 the two carriages that were over at the
 Valley depot nearest the railroad
 tracks were parlying around for
 their positions, evidently to be the first to get the trade. The team owned by Mr. Brewster, and the first of the two carriages nearest the track and driven by Ed Williams, became frightened at the approach of the switch engine from the rear. The driver was on the seat box, and jumped down, catching the brides oi the horses and swung to them in a hanging position until lthey reached Fifth avenue. where, by the aid of another driver. the team was stop ped, and no damage done to either the driver, the boy on top. nor the carriage, It was narrow escape.
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WILL BE GIVEN THE GER TlFlCATE OF ELEC-
 TON
INAUGURATION TUESDAY
Goebel Will Not Contest, but the Election Commissioners
 Will Resign.

Special to the Graphic
 GREENSBORO, kY., Dec. 8.-Two of the State Commissioners announce that they will give the certificates of election to Taylor and the entire Republican ticket. The other com missioner will dissent. Taylor will be inaugurated Governor of Kentucky next Tuesday aud it is not likely that Goebel will contest before the Legislature.
 It is announced that the three State Election Commissioners will resign.
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ing his face badly. The negro made his escape and made the remark when out of Havis' way, "l'll get you yet,
 The cause of this trouble was the selling of piece of property on 9th avenue. Havis owns the land, and the house is owned by Havis and Wade, the name of the burly coou. Wade wanted to sell it outright to a man by the name of Brown. Brown wanted to be right about buying the land and asked Wade if he owned the same, whereupon Wade said, certainly" When Hayis was consulted about it by Brown he said, II owa the land and half the house, having placed all the improvements thereon. ,
 Thursday afteroon about 3 o'clock Havis saw Wade standing over near the postoffice with a large club in his hand. Hayis believing that Wade would carry out his threat, put his pistol in the upper part of his vest. A few minutes elapsed when Wade marched in to where dayis was and drew back his club as if about to strike, whereupon, Havis pulled hls gun and cracked down on Wade, causing Wade to make a run for his life.
 At o'clock they were arraigned before Judge Brown in police court, Wade for disturbing the peace aud Havis for disturbing the peace. as saaIt with deadly weapon, and carrying a pistol. fe the frs, charge Havls was released; in the second the case was transferred to Magistrate Garvett's court. II seems that Havis was not to blame in the affair, having only had the pistol in his bosom and sitting ir hls own house. He said if the ne gro had never made the threat he would never have had cause tC put the pistol in his bosom.
 He was taken before Judge Gar rett Thursday afternoon about 2 o'clock, wLere he asked that hi' case come up for trial next Monday The court agreed to it aud let Feps 20 on his reoognizanee.
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THE EX-CONGRESSMAN AND HARVESTER INTER-
 VIEWED BY A
HOT SPRINGS RECORD MAN
Would Not Talk on NationaI AT fairs Nor the Roberts
 Case.

Elk Congressman and Minister to Russia Clifton R. Breckinridge is at the Waverly, He came over 10 make short visit to his wife and daughter who have been here for some time, says the Hot Springs Record 7th inst. When reporter for The Record called last night he found Mr. Breckinridge looking splendid. He said in part.
 II only came oyer for short stay with my wife and daughter wlhu, will spend some weeks here. l oas> at the banquet rendered the gfioe- taw officials in Little Rock last night and it was grand. The gen tlemen spoke in the highest terms of Hot Springs. l never met one who was not especially impressed with the city, and think ! met them all. The affair vas a grand success and will do the state much good. One feature that did not get out in print was the fact that the lmemberspresent made President Ge- wan of the Choctaw Coloaal andlthe- Philadelphia delegation took it up' at once. They say that if he ls Colonel in Arkansas he shall be in the cities Tn which he is best kLcwm. and that they will see that he re- tains the title.
 IT went out to look at the lakes which were being arranged for while was in congress and l think then beautiful indeed. an glad to see the results of this work. l think the government has done much foa Hot Springs. bntI think also ssaa. she deserves every cent thatt has been spent here"
 Wher askel about some of tie important national events Mir. Breckinridge said he would not like to be quoted. He was also reticent regarding the Roberts case in con- gress, but said that justice would prevail.
 MT. Breckinridge has been good friend of Arkansas and especially tn Hot Springs. lie worked faithful. l ly when h congress to obtain ap- propriations to beautify the city and reservations and the people of Hot Springs are certainly proud of him. He will return to his home in Pine. Bluff today.
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\ GRAND AFFAIR.
Gonferring of the Degrees of Malta
 Last Night.

Thursday night at the Bluff City Hall the special conclave of the Knights Templar was held. The conclave was for the conferring of the degrees of St. John and St. An drew and the orders of the Knights of Malta, in the amplifed form.
 The orders were conferred under the direction of E. Sir.J. B. Hinge- ly, of Zion Comm&ndery No. ?. of Minneapolis, Minn. The degrees of Knights of Malta were magnificent and imposing. 1t was the first time in the history of Masonry in Arkan- sas that the degree was fully given in a;np.i6ed form.
 The banner of the order was guarded oy K. |. Sir David Isaac Mills, Eminent Grand Commander of Arkansas, and staff. They repre- sented the Grand Connmandery.
 A stand banquet was served after the regular routine of business, Tonight at the hall grand lecture will be given by E. Sir J. B. Hinge. ", of Minneapolis, Mian. Many of our prominent citizens will attend.
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Perry, who is shoe maker by trade, and the man from whom he rents. From the arguments and the loud talking t seems that Per ry was persistent in sticking to the Hast
 He disturbed the peace to such an extent that his famous Bible quotations were of no avail.
 When His Honor, Judge Brown, teraday afternoon in the police court told the officer to lock him up, Perry wanted to start on his famous quotations again, but the judge would not have it. He was also charged with inebriacy; Perry tried to deay this, but his face gave hlm away. He was released this morn ing from custody.
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F0R THEIR INSPECTION,
Notion Piled by Louis Roth This Afr
 tern0OR.

This (Thursday) afternoon in the Jefferson circuit court the attor- neys for Louis Roth filed motion in the case of M. & P. Bank and Chas. P. Thornton agalnst Roth, asking that plaintiffs be required to file m said case for the inspection of defendant evidence of indebtedness, which plaintiffs in the fourth par agraph of their complaint refer to as having beeo assigned and trans ferred by Chas. P. Thornton to the M. & P. Bank, said paragraph in complaint stating that the M. < P. Bank is now the legal holder and owner of said indebtedness.
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BOARD OF STEWARDS
Of the Main Street Methodist chavGh
 Elected for 1900.

Wednesday night the board ot stewards of the Main Street Meth eodist church met for the purpose of organization for the year 1900.
 Nr. Jas. Gould, wko has so ably served the beard as its presiding officer for a number of years, de clined to accept another term be- cause of the condition of his health.
 Mr Fred Hudson was unanimoGs- ly elected chairman for the year 1999.
 The other oefcers were reelected as follows:
 George Lindsay, secretary and treasurer.
 Carl Voss, chairman committee on music.
 Chas. W. Harris, incidental tr.as- urer.
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DRS. Z. ORTO AND J. p RUM VAN AGAINST J. s. SEA
 BROOKS.
AN INTERESTING SUIT
Jury Selected at IF O'Clock Statements by Counsel Made
 This Afternoon.

ehe Jefferson circuit court, with Judge A. B. Grace presiding, is occupied with the case of Drs. z. Orto and J. P. Runyan against J. $. Seabrooks. The case IS for ser vices rendered Mrs. Seabrooks dur ing her illness last summer at the Infrmary in this city.
 The plaintiffs are represented by Attorneys White $ Altheimer; the defendant by attorneys Jno. M. Taylor and Smith 0. Martin.
 The case is for trial, owing .o both sides being ready. l. was brought up this morning en the docket owing to special setting ef same, due to a continuance of she case from the regular trial docket, brought about by the illness of wit nesses for the defendant
 Nr. Seabrooks in his answer and as counter claim to the claim of the doctors for services rendered bis wife. sets up and alleges that an operation was performed which dd not prove satisfactory. He sues Tor the sum of $10, ,000.
 Twenty five citizens were brought into court before the jury was selected. At F o'clock prompt iY both sides agreed npon the fol- lowing gentlemen to try the case, which in all probability will con. sume the attention of the court un- tii Saturday evening.
 The iery are. Messrs. D. c. Low ", John Mills, G. W. Lindsay. A. B. Nirea, J. A. Baughman, j. B. Johnson, Doe Baldwin, D. Foley, Ghas. Deussch, Will Riley, ". F. Jones and s. Reeves,
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OVERRuLED THE MOTION.
Mrs. cooper's Attorney Will Take
 an Appeal to Supreme Court.

This morning ln the Jefferson cir cult court Judge Grace heard the motion made by attorney H. K. White, in behalf of Mrs. Julia E. Cooper tor motion for new trial in the case whesin she is plaintiff and Mir. J. B. Trulock is defendant. t.
 After listening to the argument of counsel Judge Grace over ruled the motion, to which the attorney excepted at the time.
 tis the intention of her attorney to appeal the case to supreme court.