Being further peremptorily instructed, Messrs. Tilford & Hagan prepared and filed a bill in equity, in the Third District Court, for an injunction to enjoin the representation of “The Gilded Age” in this city. The case was heard before Chief Justice McKean, at Chambers, at half past five o’clock in the afternoon, Judge Sutherland resisting the application. After argument of counsel on both sides, the Court held, substantially, that upon the bill, as a matter of law, the plaintiff, Clemens, was entitled to be protected by injunction under the copyright statutes of Congress, whereupon it was ordered that a writ issue accordingly, which was done, with the result above stated.1explanatory note Mark Twain is ahead, and our next notice of “The Gilded Age” will be made when Raymond comes “Roughing It” to Salt Lake City, and then everybody can see that “There’s millions in it!”