MPIMDDII rDITMIII ' 'V. NKwgPAl'EK of know-nothing procliv
UiilUnlft mttnuw. 1 P;;r!.r sir; ::::
Utir Wash in ff ton tetter.
WAsHlSGtox, D. C, Aog. 15, 1S77.
VIItGTNIA REFrBMCAXfi
IVetn rmi r)tnrr Kotlitys.
Katk, Mcrdek ANDSticfDB. The little
town of Winchester, in Clark county, Ky.,
is in a state of ferment over a series of mur-
' dens suicides and attempted suicides, com-
t ute first lime tuai uic poor itmi u;ive ueeu . ... ... , initrtuu mi i;urtib:o v. ..-.,.
EBENSBURC, PA., !cll . with .,, of ofhei.s. Tli:it U ?, . won,.,, nan,ed Mrs. Jones ac
. - ,0.. : , " . , . . , ano Know not w ii.il .i .. .1 CuPeri0,,e John Kdgaroi rape. Jvigarwas
AU2. 17. Io7. ! lliey are pre-eminently a fighting race all ,. exmessions are certainly in ho goKi . ...f,,j j ,,:, tH I,,!;! r. TnnP,
muderu history fully attests, and to Irish humor with Mv. nayes, claiming " v" ( was ehtiente at the time, and had little pub- ! children of George Hall, of .Tefteisonville, ,
bravery 011 mauy a well fought battle-tield, ciur Mgjeisan . m, . , )ic pppatby (, account or her doubtful Ind., and a daughter ot Jesse J.arue, of
both France and EinMaud are mainJv in vdvn other, wh.lt they are entnely cast j cI,ai.Rttei.t Jonett stepfather, James j Saulsbury. Indiana.
vwi.li .t.v ...... iiis. i"u .........j ... nNj.ie the carnet-uai'gers oemg appoin eu . w;n;, -.wi. iyr vi i
' - - - - 1 11 llllcliii-', nnv atuto ,a I vx-" x a u r ' ' I -' ' '
Friday Morning,
A. F. Hotline, of Kmporium, has caught
1,813 trout this season 324 in one day.
M. de Ladoiie, Uishnp of Never, in .
Fiance, died lately of apoplexy while cele- '
brating mass.
T. m r.iiil nil tiiwlKnir Trr I
1 i ic... i.i . . .... .' r. . ... . v j
Democratic Voutity Ticket,
rROTIIONOTARY
CHAS. P. O'DONNELL,
DIRT KtCT ATT0R5ET :
W. HORACE HOSE, of Johnstown.
POOR HOUSE DIKECTOli:
JACOR KIUKPATKICK, of Chest Twp
COKONSIt :
JAMES MORELAND, of Wilmorc Bor.
j ueuteci lor some oi mcir greatest victories. tu pacify the isortn and. tne uemocraw io , Qn Tlie8(iay night James Williams was j Republican State Committee, had a leg
oi ijorcuo iui. , i tltl4 country from the beginning ot the sm "iii over uie wuunucu iiiu. . taken out and mm
ilevobnionary war down to the close of the
great rebellion, Irish courage has passed
i into a proverb. Instead of being the ong-
inators of riots and mob violence, however,
Iiishmen have generally been their worst
! victims. Such was the case in the Phila-
m.iwlai i1 anrl liiu tinflo Virf.lrorft rm tl.n PKt i.f lavt. mofilli liv tl.n
thus Mtuated is indeed a sore dilemma, but j turownt wjti, a heavy stone tied to his neck, j upsetting of a stage coach at Denver, Col.
then what are they goiii to do about it, , .)U) R 1Cir Ue U)Wn. 5v accident j A negro who had committed a brutal
and echo answers. , tjie crjme was discovered, the body found, j assault ujkii a little white phi. was taken
the marines ! and the parties suspecteI of the murder ' from the jail at Culpeper, W. Ya., on
now on extra duty, assist ins; the militia of; weie arrested. They were Sam Williams, Friday night last, by sixty masked men,
the different Northern States in quelling a stepson of the murdered man, and Felix and hung.
A woman in Cyntuiana, Jy., murder-
- j delphia church riots in 1344 and in the ri-
Fkance is called a Republic and has ; (ts uf the Baltimore "Flug Cglies" of a
Marshal Mac.MalHm as its President. A iltpr it.
self in his cell. 1'aking off his drawers, he
tied them in a knot about his neck and
fastened the disengaged ends to an iron bar
above his head. When found he was dead,
with his feet not three inches from the
ground. lie might easily have saved him
self if he would.
Last night Sam Williams made an at
tempt at suicide by hanging, but was dis
covered in time.
The wife of the murdered man Williams
lias been arrested as an accomplice, as well
ti. ii..tR. :tl ro soon as Hen. Hancock. 1 Holder. Holder had assisted bam Wil
! who has been telegraphed to this effect, i liams, brought to town the horse which the I ed her baby, and was not susjected of the
. i - - . 1 I. 1 l l A 1 1 : .. I : t : . i.... ii .1 ...
Can Spare them, resume llieir places in Uie muiueieia n.m uncu, aim imu in ua nm- uiiinv , uui ifinoiw uoiii)ciieij hit iu con
North Atlantic souadion. as it is the anx- i session the pistol which Williams had pur-
That the Irish are responsible inns desire of the Administration to relieve 1 chased for the purpose of shooting the old
rose by any other name would smell as for the Fittsburgh riots is a loul libel on the vessels of war from the embargo which j man. The stone fastened to the dead
sweet. What is daily transpiring under '; thatl;li ee foieig element in our popula- 1 the necessities of the labor riots have placed j man's "f '
the rule of President M.icMahon through tion nce tbo day when the first arrests j UI" fIXTlso llCI.r.. i of Sain Williams.
the agency of 31. fourton, his Secretary ot we,e m;.de of pc,Sons charged wi;h having 1 o.ir friend Johnnie Hull in Canada has On Thursday night Holder hanged him
the Interior, is not what one would expect con connected with the lawless acts of the t,ecn holding quite a diplomatic correspon
from a government deserving the name of; nU) jn ouinig the cars and buildings of dence with the Administration in relation
a Republic, but is precisely what would be ' r?,n.onr' iw,,,. or i,. enrrvimr : to ,,,i3 wayward, unruly, wandering son of
looked for under an Imperial despotism aw!ly ti,e contetitsof the cars, or breaking
like that of Russia. Last week ehjld news- ! 5nt( wc fo. tiie ,,,,,-pnse of plundering
papers in Paris were suppressed, and the tht.nl) wc liave cait.fiiy scrutinized the
editor of another was sentenced to pay a: n.,mPS 0f tho arres ed parties, and have
fmcof 3.1KX) francs and to be imprisoned ' ;.e.(1 niost of the healings which have taken
(or three mouths, for insulting, as was piaco before the Judges of the Com ts and
claimed, President MacMahoii. Another committing magistrates, as published in
editor was lined and imprisoned for pub- the Pittsburgh papers, and are fully pre
lishiug a colored map of Franco showing p..t.j t s;iy ,i,at lIie ll:UIUV)f !U1 Irishman
the political complexion of the ditlVient u;ls veiy rarely occurred. The same thing
departments, and still Knottier was lined c.,n suhst.iniially be said of the Germans.
STILL TO EE HEAEQUASTERS FCt
100 francs for refusing to print a speech of
the Piesident. Eighty thousand copits of i
an equHstrian portrait of MacM.ibon ars to
be distributed through the provinces at '
the government expense, and the sale of
photographs of M. Thieis iu the streets of
P. ii is i.-. forbidden. Such are a few of the
late acts of the ittrrinil government of the
so-called Republic of France. And yet tho
excitable people of that country have pre
served a wondeiful calmness under such
outrages. AH these tilings have been done
with a view to intlueneo tho election in
October of tho new French Legislature. '
MacMahon's term of office will not expiie
until 1880, and he has repeatedly declined .
that he will fulfil the mission entrusted to 1
lii'U. or, in other words, that he will servo j
out his term at all hazards. No man cau
conjecture what will take place if the Re- '
publicans succeed in electing a majority of
the Legislature, as they confidently claim
they will be able to do, '
GnxFKAi, Howard has been hunting
Chief Joseph and his Nez Prices wariiois
for the last month, and lias done a great
deal of boasting by telegraph of the swift
and summaiy punishment he would inflict
upon hiin and his, prorUtd he could catch
them. 15ut Joseph concluded that a Gen
eral who had ran the Freednian's Rank
into the ground was "not for Joseph," and
leaving Jlowaid still on the hunt, crossed
from Idaho into north-western Montana.
General Gibbon in the meantime started
We feel entire confidence in the correctness
of the statement we have made. About
twenty-fivo years ago Pittsburgh, to her
lasting disgrace, contained voters enough
to elect as her Mayor Joe Raiker, widely
and infamously known as a street preach -iiij
demagogue and fanatical know-nothing.
A city in which Darker could be elected to
the highest municipal oilice was abundant
ly able to tm iii-.li enough of rough nutice
matei ial to stai t a riot of the largest pro
port imis and most destructive tendencies.
Iiis'imen have enough to answer for with
out imputing to them the guilt of having
precipitated the Pittsburgh riots.
"I iMtf.n.uii v sliouM tell yrn who I nm arid
whence I imiih'. I inn no rui'rom! nlticer, mi'l
never wn. him I never wilt le, I lioid no nill
ruH'l tioiul or ruilromi stocks, thnt my interests
he ililft r.-iit Irom tl:osf(if any o!Im r m.in,iii
never will. I hold no untaxed Government
Imii'N, unit 1 never did. n:id never expect to.
I hold mi l:nk stock, mid never did. mid t.ever
exiiccl to: mid, tiiimieinltv, I iSect I am atumt
as jinpHi linl lu-lween enpitai mid labor its one
without en pi! a I potitdy can be."
The foregoing extract is taken from a
speech of Judge West, delivered in Cleve-
Mrs. Columbia, and is very anxious that
we should lake the boy home nd provide
for his maintainauce and moial bringing
up. Our propositions to fi iend Johnnie, of
Canada, have not met with favorable con
siderations, as we have given very strong
hints that we don't want any prodigal noit.
; '"in our'n," and t hat we give :ur heai ty con
sent to his remaining where he is, he being
just a li.tle too extravagant in roaming
about the contrry, jawhawking everything
he can get his hands on, particularly sol
. dier's scalps and brass buttons. What the
result of the diplomacy in regard to soutiie
Sitting Hull will be, we will inform you iu
our next.
i EX-SPEAKER RAN DAM,
has visited us within the past few days in
: order to put bin house in oider pievious to
' the meeting of Congress, and his visit had
no political significance whatever, as has
i been telegi aphed, over t he count ty. lie had:
; nothing to say in lel.ttion to the organiza- i TriE Moil's Religion. Rev. Alexander
tion of the next House, observing the old ; Clark, I). I)., editor of the Jfrthdi--l Tte-
' adage of a s ill tongue making a wise heat!, ; order, makes public the following coues
or words to that effect. He, however, j pondence which will be lead with interest:
thought the democratic majoiityof the i (iith k or tii r Jmiki'km.fnt, l
next House would be sufficiently large to j New Yoijx. Auiona 1,1:7. i
. prevent Clerk Adams from put ing on the I Dfah nno.t 'i.auk : KitdmpTuiir " l Kiat hs
:. ii i . .i. i. ,i i" tne
IOU ill1 V I 't 111' 'II il L niui IUI i" li.il llivii;,
even if Mr. Adams was so disposed, w hich
i is certainly not. t he case. The Democrats
! will take no unfair advantage of their op
! ponents, nor do anything that would coin
; pel them to assume the defensive. The
, war which mav occur in the next H;use
fess, and she furnished undoubted proofs
of her guilt.
A raft of 100 spars, valued at $20,000,
cut at lyondon, Canada, floated out of the
lakes to Oswego, thence to Troy, and down
the Hudson, has been safely towed to
Boston, saving $8,000 in freight.
The Philadelphia Ledger must have a
very circumscribed vision or very little re
paid for the truth. At least we judge so i
from the fact that, it could not see, as it af
fiims. any Ameiicans in the recent mobs.
.Tedediah Morrill, of Waterville, Me., j
who hanged himself last week because of
financial troubles, was a brother of Win
throp Moi riil, who committed suicide in a i
similar manner "last spring from the same j
caus.
A portable steam threshing machine, I
as tho woman Jones. All the parties be- f on a farm nar LawVenccbui g, Illinois, ex- 1
long to a class by no means respec'able. j ploded ils boiler Fiiday. killing H. Wells, I
As a s quel to this disreputable affair, a Mr. Ranior, and a son of Mr. Aberuathy,
young man connected with one of the par- besides wounding four others, three dan
ties in interest was attacked the next night, geronsfy.
about a mile from Winchester, by a party j The Albany Argv learns from a pi i
of men hostile to him and his brother. He vato letter that "Mr. Tilden has received
much benefit fiom 'he ojean oyge, and
that he. looks and feels in better health
than at any time within the List thiee. or
four years."
A pi inter in Montgomery county, need
nineteen years, wheeled a man weighing
140 pounds four miles and three miaiteis
in an hour and a half. Tinee miles of the
road travcMM-d are up grade. The fear was
done on a !?1. arer.
The us iiuTS of ! he Sehii II; ill i ejioi! a ; e
prtiniT veiy sensil.lv. At a recent m-etii g
at Mahoiroy it wns d.-cided that l ot
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
IN THE OLD PLACE AT THE CLD TRADE.
was shot through the hand and was cut in
the side. The in ut lei ings among the young
men of Winchester and tieighboi hood are
, quite threatening, and if a lynching should
i take place it would sm juise nobody.
ilmue .fi'icir: I ton totil that not
Hyp per cent, of the m.ti wee Cniiiolies." ts
that true? Drop me h postnl. pl ;ic. m:d uo
tiie quotation, il Juu tho-.sc, j-i t'n- U-n.y.l, r.
yours, H ii. IIavs W ah;..
S ii peri n tendinis Editor.
OFFtrE Mkihodist Kr'(ihih;h, i
I'l'iTni'itt;, AtiKiisl :t, 1.-77. t
Mr DKAK Itlto. W'Altn: Your nostn! eatd nt
will be aggressive on the patt of the Hem- ! hmid. ! stoo.; wiln;i on If. -i r Mi- !i. ! Tn iir
w in .i ii-- ii'i.o fst'i; iTii inon ; llli'T. j't'lril't ry
ilieti!ol iron nnd stones tiuit wi-re tlirowli
ac'ual wot kers shonh! vote,
idleis wniit'i! a stilke. !'ie
Voted to hcep iheii ; ';u-"S.
ii. '1 I lioiiL'h : !.e
woi k ing n. im i s
ocrats, who propose to make "do wool liy,
boss.
THE WHISKY KINO.
The government has concluded to com
promise the suits against two members of
mi li "S li.'iid in answer to t'tiri t ian reipiest
to "stop tiie fires." I t-lionl.l ItiinU very l v
toynl Catholles were in the erowrt. If "111.1 Hvtj
p.T cent, were "a t liol ics.' " no tri, i?er pi r cent,
were Protestant-, for the I'rei stn:n ministers
WI.LUv .Jo llm. MnK'.. ' rtO'ltre the same s!mk. I shoul..' s:(y
., : : " i t(IHt ,,, hvt v,.r t m,(V ,,,
; vided they pay to Lucie Sam a penalty suf- ! w re Sinners ot the Totally !).-piaved s-it.
I ficent to attest the justness of the claim of i They were mad with exeitem. tu.ioid e.'.mposvd
land on the night of his nomination as the ; the government, the object being to more j ;m.mV '"'.'ci '.V.-.Tst r'lt 1
Republican candidate for Governor of ! definitely settle the responsibility ot the
4, mi , , r. .1 . ' lingleaders than with any hope of pecuui-
Ohio. 11ns wusa few days after the ter- 1 r , - 11 .
J arily benefitting the public treasury,
mination of the railroad strike and when I
I THE HECENT OUDER.
the excitement growing out of that event . .. n ,, . .. .
b " I All the Republican associations here rep-
had just commenced to subside. These j resenting the different States propose 10
clap-trap utterances incontestably prove j evade Mr. Hayes' order by changing the
that Judge Wcstjis a thorough -paced dem- ; character of their political organizations
agom.e, and an utterly unsafe man to be j "U t',at f "w.cial mwie.ies," which will
lie nnlv v hii.iiiitfr tlio ,1. vil ariiiiii.t II. a
. w v'J -t 't'... " " v-.w
J slump, their former statues being, iu point
j of fact, retained intact. The number of
I clerks from Ohio is at present very large,
I and it is expected that an exception in
j their favor will be mado in order that they
may go home and in the coining October
elected Governor of a well regulated State.
It is a very low t-ffoit on his part to im-
011 a hunt after tiie same Joseph, from a rnKn "10 honesty of every man and every
point in northern Montana, at the head of woman in the country who owns railroad
133 regulars, 32 citizen volunteers and 17 stock, government bonds, or stock in a
ofliceis, and found him and his camp at a bank. Judge West supposed that at-thnt
ery early hour on yesterday week in Rig paiticnlar crisis a public disclaimer on his
Hole valley, along a stream of that name, I'-nt of any connection with railroads,
Gibbon began the attack on the camp at government bonds, or bank stock, would
daylight, aud many Indians were shot secure for him the votes of the railroad
down as they rushed out of their tentB. employes, as well as all who do not hold a
The troops then made a ehargo on the government bond or own a share of bank
lodges and after n long and severe light ' R,ock- I' this he is mittnker., and will j vessels 111 commission, i
1. , .. . . I ,..lJ niH" TtU IV OIH1
1 , niulai'Dct imnlaH Hia ' "
election assist iu the vindication of Mr.
Hayes' policy, as our German Secretary
Shuiz has announced that "a rule without
an exception is not woith enforcing."
NAY At, ECONOMY.
The Secretary of the Navy has deter
mined to diminish the expenses of his De--partment,
and lias accordingly decided that
vessels 111 commission, whilst lying 111 port
in readiness for
sea service, where the crew has been re
duced, will bo put upon the list of "special
shore service," and the officers thereof will
draw the diminished pay.
the white sn.riiLK FIASCO.
From a close watch kept uwn the alleged
1 count on church stat iitn-s. 1 .at
Al.UAMiEK I'l.AtlK. j
Referring editorially to the above in lust
week's issue of his paper, I)r. C'.aik says : .
The telegram of fjisliop Tu irtr. nc should say, '
ws wnmiPtpil hy Mich faets ns he laced fioin !
the rear of the pasaenircr cur thitl Tr;hle San- I
day. The riotous mob whs o.npo ed of the very I
worst outsiders in I hecii v. The hvciHit" Itonmn !
Catholic, whHtevcr hi prejudices or provoca
tions, is not an inccmii-.ry. The p rest mass uf
the destriictionita were rwtihle of the lo.Tigt
clasn,-tramps, idlers, loafers, thieves, oiiiIkts,
defiant of all authority, whet her of Chureh or
piate. We have loo uiueh respect for (tiitln
hes to doubt the correctness of Rirliop Tnirr's
statement. The iiitloeiiee of that power! til
organization In our overcrowded cities is
wholc,me ami not mischievous. While wp
protest Hiruhist. some of the assumptions of the
toimnii 1 hi none v nureii. and would rejoice to
seethe llitht and life of the (inapel more thor
oughly i:imsel in thn! nneient eommonion,
wi. are ii .t ready to J iri the hue nnd cry
sa-iiinst Rome lot all the devilment in America.
If the reckless men and women who rushed
lieadlonir into the dreadful work of July 22d
had only-heen for a time under the trnininir of
the Roman Cut ho lie CI. inch, they would have
lieen slow to envaire in such savairery as that
which disirruced o.ir city. If I he cluircli.'s, of
all pretensions to moral rectitude, won Id each
use such forces ns they have, our civilization
would be of a higher order,
A: th? Philadelphia Pein-anent J-'xhi-bi
ioti theie are now twenty iVue 1 nudud
exhibitors, reptrsen! ing all the States of,
the I'nioii and ail the pt ii etptil foteigtii
ei-nniiies of the woi'il. ninl less li.ao i-ne- ;
hnlf of T h.ese .up Per.nsylvatii.i ex!i il.it.. : s.
Protnldy th'1 youngest railroad direc
tor?; in ihe Lii'tr-d Strifes arp .Tames liiair
Picst..:i, aged It?, a'.d William il. Rla'r. 10
yeats, who are diiect.irs of the Pauliusi; ill
Valley Railroad, in ?ilass. Tfo-y ate
gran Isons of Mr. John I. Ulair, who own
ed '. ' e ronri.
If is sm mT tt an iron ninn named At.
kips, of I'ottsyiile, has leeeived no oidrr
from I he ("Ii ii'rin liovernn eof f. ,j- f;i; '.ii -h-itlff
1."K)0 -on s of rails, nnd '. hat ' iovv.- p. .,f
the Philadi-lph'ni S Ih-afliitg coal and iion
comjiany, lois received n:i juihr for ihe
same number.
The Now Voik Iff mil declares thnt
all the indications are that the fail tiade
this year of the city jobbing houses with
country metchants wt'l foove the best nnd
largest that has bpen transacted since 187'-1.
This may be regarded as a sign of return
ing prosperity.
A passenger train on the Xew .le.jsey
Central railroad plunged from a di a wbi i.'g
oei 1 .rear poii creeic, inif-p miles Horn
rtrs
i
AT OAK HALL.
ST t
All trie best talent, experience ani ndvar.'s,
can command, continued at OAK HALL, to l.:-'.': c
BEST and CHEAPEST CLOTHING for man end boy.
For sixteen years we have li-vecl at the ol ' cr,rr,.., .
SIXTH and MARKET, and the business dijiie thtre h.
been, so satisfactory to the public and ourselves, that
have decided not to change or move the Cloth r.
business away. The people like the place and wel.ko-a
please the people, and we believe ;hat we can uo i:
better than ever at the old place.
The sales of the past year far surpassed nnythicj
we ever dreamed of, and this puts it in our power 'o
start the Spring of 1877 with a STILL LOWER SCALE
OF PRICES, and a class of fjoofls soextelien tl.at w t.r
not afraid to fellow each s,n!o v.'ilh our warrantee, cr
receive back, the goods unworn and hand over to :i.e
customer the money p&id.
The store has been largely refitted, nr.d c-r rv
was such a splendid stock of Men't, Boys' an IC .
clothing under the roof, nor were we ever i.'j'.j -,o Sj
cheaply. Our word, for it, and wo are your frienis 0.'
Kixteon yers.
THE CL0 fLACE,
6th & Market.
VVAHAnlAKER & OBDWH,
OAK HALL,
1 Jt
PHILADELPHIA, tv
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T o t eiiia 1 lea Ve t: . t !-s ai e i epo t pd io
a sii.u'e d:is dispatches li. ni it:"ti it:aj -o
lis, who wfi e j..;ncd fo-ftlo-r s'u-.ia:- to
the Si inn e iwhts. i !ne w as h"iu a;i
the other d n.f. a; d h. fbst ! 1 v t . T but a
fi-ir mot-.-,piit s. At live o!. s i-ilncsii.iv
aflt'llioon 'ii. M. M;tno!i was h-iiiete.l
V
i f ;. fi-male eh a live oWe.k
ni-utii::;' an Mlei fe.'r.ic cl.ii.h
o'e! ek ri:tiiM',:iy night a -va'--
Tiev. A ;i ine Y. il
I'm;'. '.!. is sMV'i '
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cently eo-, ft-; 1 i-d by
supplies t! e hi .t in
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diiree h-ivh
ll.uv.ud.
at ci of a
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. riH..VI lltltUiltllOII'XALlllC IONIC IIIIIUI f I , fc e. .
Springs, Va , we have come to the cm cln of he,,,s: ht f' ?f,V" n enffuirement of three
1 ..-, .-.. r...n. Wll .OO VOIIUlllOIl infill
weie diirn back to higher ground, the fil that he has sadly underestimated the
Indians greatly outnumheiing the whites, good sense of the wtukingmen whose
Occasional fighting occtiried during the friendship he f bought ho was conciliating,
day, and towards evening Joseph, with his '- intelligent woikingman will endorse
bucks, squaws and ponies, silently slide Ju'ge West in bis attempt to array labor
away, Gibbon's loss was 25 killed, fiiiQlud- : against capital, between which there is no
ing 2 officers, and 4 wounded, including na utal hostility, but on the contrary the
5 officer
slightly
in killed
I To war
bon on
renew his old hunt after Joseph. This is clash and come in conflict both must go
a sad afTa;r. A year ago Custer and his to the wall. We are not the defender of
gallant baud were slaughtered by Sitting railroads in all that they undertake to do,
Hull, and now Gibbon and his men arc re- nor are we the advocate of the national
pulsed and cut to pieces by Joseph. Gib- banking system, but we deny the impnta-
bon stands high as an officer, but it seems tion that it is closely allied to a crime to
to have been a rash act to attack a force be connected with the one as an officer or ' P'ir to the passage of the eight hour law j
bo much superior in numbeis to his own. s'ia: duller or as an honest purchaser of its , V 0,,,es- hft uel1 we.vnng r.r the
stock with the other. If this demagogue, l.onr of labor, instead of twenty minutes as
Komnn Miholio Church, iiml wouM rejoipp to j Long Branch, a distance of about ten feet,
on lhurday last, and some sixty of ti e
passengers were more or less injured, but
only four dangerously.
General Mahone, who cam very near
being the Conservative candidate for
governor of Virginia, began life as a
brakeman. Until the concern went in'o
the bauds of a receiver he drew a salary of
f 25,000 a ypar as president of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
St. Michael's Church, at Marbleliead,
Mass.. was built in 1706 of material wholly
brought from the mother country. It has
h reredos, an ancient chandelier, and a pul
pit of a quaint wineglass pattern. Its
second rector was the minister who mar
ried the widow Custis to George Washing
ton. 0
On Thursday. Mr. Tuteti, editor of
the ripllefontfi I!epubliein. was assaulted
by W. S. Wagner, of that place, for the
publication of an article fiom the Altoona
Globe, which Wagner thought reflected on
I him, although no name was nieii' iotipd.
I uten was severplv hint in tl
1 & if i. 1 i 1.:. a ' r
Since Ihe late deciMon of the U. S. So- I ilK " ' driven: at a j " jort. n.
preme Court in regard to lalH.rers' wanes, i '"v'y . V f-y' a- " f "e wasinorong!.- . " -'m ciirne was teat lnlly ex
the Secretary of the JNavy deems it unwise
to enforce the burner const Miction in rp,
gaid to making contracts with laboreis at
ten hours per day. The old rule will there- j
lore be put 111 force the same as it was
A Woman Drcorkd, Bi.tnpfot.ded ami
Forcibly MAumtn. Canada furnishes a
remarkable sensation in thn caso of Mis
Mary Ann Kerr, of Guelph. Frederick
Stuidy, an employing painter, and a widow
er in good circumstances, was an admirer
1 1 . 1 . 1
s. Hie uenet.il himself was suongesc oonti 01 mutual sympathy and . ' "" .. .v,...p v....,,.., . , .. ... n . r , ( . . .
wounded. The loss of the Indians dependence. All capital is the product of j shlrf'aiul'if thevdidthe late iailrrid wr ,nmd- lle pestered her in every way until
and wounded was over 100. labor, and an attack upon one is an as l,n lool n.A efVeet to pomr.el al.n,wl,.o. ! -'"'y wllt" sle was Abducted by Sturdy
d with his trips reached Gen. Gib- -ult on the other; when they act in bar- met thcf. nd tb. whole affair has as a j
.-;uiio:iy inoiiiiiig aim prepaied to ""'"J 00m w in stanu, ouc w iien tuey J,ouisa. she was druffsed. blindfolop.l ,.,i
ui:'vriM' lontnled by i'rnie! :im s.-c:.ii;a- s
so hofiorife an eminent tioitir ef She lln
man Cat I "He Chmch.
Near 'fie iilae of ' ; lerobi oi n
V -dnesibiy of l-ist w et-k. Wt:.u.l Cox fa
tally s'al!K?.l his f,i:her Jh'iij i-oin 15. (Vx.
15! h parih-s were drur.k, and tte f.i'hcriii
a p;uosiMn of rage hid t!at k t! iits
knockirig fun. dmti with a ch.ii: a:"i t! :i
attemptiMg to stranjlo him. The y.-ii:'
man plunged liis knife icptaiedly ii:'o h-s
assail.itn''s head, and titi.tlly severed the
aitery .f the light arm. and in a few mo
ments the man was a cot pe.
The Host on ( 'tun irioil irt nl' nys
its announcement that the mnrduter o
i t .:. i
ti. irk ;! v"' '.o : - ..
in"-'!. At ( rr ;
n. 1 . t : ; ;. !
K ;ir e.ir . -f 1 ' . .-it i.e.
t!.-' i ' . :.: 1 !:- ,;
f-i-:.e; !.. (
f i; rt 1. r;i- - '
C. oi ,c: ! ;
t '; w :nt- li -. . ;. :. ;
Ct;:.lU :::: :
two 01 ? V. . I . f
the .i i-., -.;
1 - -
Joyce children is known, and li:
ly tired out, faint and exhausted. Sturdy. ! P'atcd at llamburg, Aik.. last week. A
j as she alleges, tried every means to induce j negro who was guilty of the nime of rape
" her to many him, his daughter being all 1 ?,ul murder was taken fiom his cell in the
ihe while 111 the next room, and finally out- ! J:u anu Chained to a green sapling, and
raged her. Iu the morning tie compelled j ,,,en burned to death. The poor wretch
her to accede to his demand for a marriage, ni ado such an ontciy that he was heaid
and they w ent to a minister, before whom ! two m'Je8 away from the scene of the ont-
Wesf, in his anxiety to bo elected Cover
nor of Ohio, should unfortunately succeed
in the ciusade iu which he has embarked,
there is not a workingnian who voted for
him I hot will not. af crwards reproach him
self for having done so.
Tutf platform builders are hewing out
timber for use by the approaching Demo
cratic State convention. Here is some fur
nished by the Philadelphia lierord :
heretofore
CENT F.N Nf AT. MfflC.
Another good example of the Spcretatv
of the Xivy to keep within the limits of i
authority is w itnessed in his reply to
tor r,dmund, of ermont, asking for the
service of the Marine Hand at the I'enning-
j ton celebration, wherein he s.tys he would
j give the band permission to go, hut could
j not defiay their expenses from government
I .... r.....i - z.. ... 11
I-'irst. The liiwsare il.o will of the people In Congress for such puiposes
n fre,.e..iin'rv. sti.l it Mot II e lirsl iinoortttnce ...,,.,.,...-
thiit nil interest! hIihII
Two important State conventions were
held last week. The Virginia Democratic
convention met at Richmond on Wednes
day, and After a long and bitter contest
nominated Col. F. W. M. Ilolliday, of
Winchester, for Governor, and Gen. James
A, Walker for Lieutenant Governor. The
exciting question in the convention was
the honest payment of tho St ate debt, or,
its pattial repudiation. Gen. Win. M.i
hone, tho great raihoad king of (he Slate,
was the candidate of those who supported
tha
ballots
votes.
on
nominate!
Old
stain
prominent lawyer, a gentleman of marked
ability, finished education, a sneaker of
rare eloquence, and as her Governor will .,",rih" A !1",l1r' wlcilii r pnper. silver or
'iii, iti imisii
reflect honor and credit on 'Lh mnthpi- ,f ex'-hiinfviiie
States and of statesmen." IVrJXZ';
The Maine Republican State convention ; Ki. by uatonwn incies. No step
met at Augusta 011 Thursday and nomiua- ! Sixth. l-'r every offiee, the h-t man. wPh
. 1 .1 . ,. . 0,,t rf-K-.n-rl ti Ills polities, his eolor or h nr othi-r
ted the present Governor (X'nnnor) for re- thi.ur exec pt his c.i.Meit: oi.l hoifet " 3
election. A resolution fully endorsing : tspnoini'reum'H
iiayes aud hlSbou:heill policy was tiffeied " liiiulmiiil f.i pt lor merit, imp. 'cards an pnci-iliiivi.flii
1 , ,. .- ., ... iri-lty fpn.it.-rlor fitness. No reinr.vs Ip c xeent . . . 1 . .
aud also one as distinctly repudiating it. j for pmieS di-triinentui to the eivii service No I each minus a baking
After speeches had been delivered in favor ""-,lM uurus- sinecure
slie says that she said liothinir excent in i rlle-
answer to quest ions as to her name ami age. -."-"'.'ss Melissa Shoridati. of Sheridan.
Two days after he was arrested. The case aniliill county. Oregon, got on t lie trail
in still on trial, but the minister testified f panther that had drag-fed o!T me of
that she seemed wholly in her right mind, j ,,Pr father's sheep. Instead of deciding,
answered all oupstions re.idilv. suul vo I after mature reflection, that .! i.j.'V
hits 01 , ., , , . . . ; ..... ...... .
the law and to do nothing without proper ! scv,Tal ''mes nut nu: the ctemotiy. pintner, sue toiiowed and treed
Sena- 1 ' ""J '"a iue accusation oi using vio- ' " " " '"rl ""K". nci .;it a Oullet oe-
lence.
It wasn't her liit pan-
A SlNCIT.Tt Cash. Cairn
, iwindentof the Cincinnati Commercial re-
; lates the following :
! There is 11 eiie t the NospMmI now th;lt U
j very sinvuliir, nnd Ihe ttnnl reult of the rlis
e.ise w-ili !,p wntclteil with (rrent int. rest hv
! th..e who urc Kcipininlerl with it. Thec laci's
tween his eyes.
iher, either,
Corrs- ) oiimiijup, lowa. has a secret protective
.iociatiou 01 servant In. Kach "ill i
required to bring from her employers a
certain amount of provisions each week,
! in butter, eggs, meat, floor, soap, or sooie
! thing. In return for Ibis the person who
. leueives inese aiticles
l, s.il, ... -.I ..... ...1 ... .1... ..i.i.iviv ,,v 1 r i.-v. iu.i,
law. t"niler this r.-t-t rict ion nil per'.ns and h'I ' Charge of the Arsenal at Allegheny ClV. ' V ciifp i-ourmy ststpil nr hs r()..w,: In , .r l,,vr"u ""ities supj.orts the glils
latter rlicy, nnrl on six successive ed for a "com t of inquiry" from the , ry iXx?? Z'VC u! S V:Z ' i ' r" ... !f y, H'?. r WO,k u'-'"' Plcscan
received Ihe highest number of business wiu.mit i.ih. r l-t or 1.11,,;...-. "r"w" depai t incut here in regard to his action ; ! Hpp.-nn-.i to Pp ,. nttaek ..f pneuinoioa i , , "",: . .
II w n -,i 1 1 rVcond. Kvery man h;.s the :ime 1 lif ht toprll ' during the late riots, and is very pointed 1 "i "i"' t',r,,n" h'' eluo-jre of 4 T v "'V 1 l""-'C association is r.hovtt
Ills natiio was then withdrawn, and i.u ..-.. r. !... .. i.... ... .1 ........... .... . . 1 1 i "if waru at the tune, nnd lohm ... ..,..,r..i to hip.-tihn ni..vmi. .,..:.. t. i . ,
1 and the plihted faith of tho tmrttiil. Anj - n.tviititinrp oi ti.inp.: hv o.e ....n . w ith Ihe powder maenzinp. fell into H.p 1 lo,tl1' ' "'"'i.' P "titii,. ,,;,t,.it in iit(.(,t nil v,z- 11 lll:liwr tinner, a biickninkir.
Dominion rescued from an attempt to . IWZX?. rT?"? TlU' S??? S-""- mZZ W' tZ':
and dishonor it Col Ilolliil iv ic -. 1 mi 1 reel tnx.ition hv the federal' u "''""i iun imci. won 10 . .....-.. . . ..u. 1 lo-oi-in-.-s-ion or 1 ne iiinjr eame nA mni.. 1 11 -"j .....i.iii
'"" "'w llollul.iy is a ,,,,,,,. ..,., .. .. ' l.:iv f,.ll.,w,..l o.,bi i. , ,1:.. : horn the Kuhorinjf ot fl-.ii.i otitsid,. of th,. I....,, an rncchaincal labor for the erp.-tio.. ..r
.so tnternnl inxulion exerpr upon a limited
number ot ohji ets, well laid on, and cheaply
.Collected. '
Four I h
(fold, of enmil value, nnd tl-Ht will alvvavdiie
for a dollar s worth.
n st runs to ihe government, and the end of ;
the riot not yet reached perhaps. I
Andeuron. I
i 1.10 aner euecis oi plenrfvy, nn.l ptoceed.-d
to relieve it l y taiiu-. The first opprnlion
was pertormed on A..HI i. whpii forty ounces
... 1110 a oi.r.iiupri. 1 i.p 8ecolil
on,,,.,, wnrn nirt"t)'-trrep ounces
ora w 11. J wo otlsf r
10
was .n
with with-
tieraMons liy Ur. Warden
Detectives at Pittsburg are actively en- XWStX utSWuuVVCZ? an.l'V.V
gaged m recovering the goods stolen from July 17 withdrew -5 ounces, July "s, "t,!,
the looted cars aud depot of the Pennsyl-. J ",v M ""''ees, and yest rduV. August 6 17
vania Kailroad Company. The ntooertv L?!!!,',.'.."Ii,.k.h,, " "l!"1 of "ees of iimd
lie property r,.mov;.(,
as to ho very painf ul, , oi l ihi. operation hit
to l.e stopped on tint a-counf. The patien
f, .. . , . 1 ' ' '.'.. . on .11 V , IV li'll L. ollll(. Wl-ri. rn
oimsasmgularcollectlon, embracing boots moved. Ihe expansion of n,e Iu..? was sorea't
patient 1
of and against each, R) aiue bi iefly address
ed the convention in opposition to both
lenolutious, aud concluded wi h a motion
to lay them on tho table, which prevailed.
Mr. Hayes declares that Blaine's courso in
I and sln.es, an immense wood-carving, mat
' ......1 r .IliV'IP.., 1 III If- I Mr, ...... ... . .
..-.il , '. L'Hl.l.TiV n..C. 11,1 o m 1 ......... 1.
forty barrels flour ; sn.' hopes are entn tained of his uliimi,. ru
or 1 wo a tieree and . c" erJ'
twelve barrels of lard, three hundred hams, !
kegs nnd battels of whisky and highwiiu
...... .-v.-, uiMii),' a nouse as a
muneiat 1011 tor Lis service.
A few weeks ago two children, of the
ages of five and seven years, fell into the
lake of Geneva from the outside , r.d of the
pier at Moi ges, Can on de Vat-1. A third
child, named BataiUatd, aged thirteen,
who happened to b ne.ar the spot, imme
diately threw oil' his clothes and plunged
into the lake, and, aTier diving, brought
oiii uiu 'irowning children saTely to laud.
Genpral MatKiifpr Tl
ultimate re- : Pennsylvania Kaihoad, promi.ses to exhibit
! hi me loriucoming Cittsburgh Ex4.osilioii
mii eiiigmo ana two
weeks ago
a,rniy at Plevna, everything.has been quiet
moiig me oanuue. in a Tew days the
large reinforcements ordered from IJnsRia
. .11 1 ..... A rt s 1 . . . . ... .
th convention neither annoys 1101 surprises " ' " 7 k 1 wne"aouve hostilities
' will no doubt bo renewed,
him that lie ex.ecied it, and that he will
eontinue without fear or favor to treat the
yt . . ... . . . . f-1 1 ' ' 1 o 1 L ( T iwr .......... .. . ,
s '.innoN S v ICTOKY. A Washington City ,;h 1" t..i .. ' . vouenes,
' dispatch of Tuesday last says that ti e fol- ,s 5 .1 1J1 C"1-P"'"'. ' IMA It is
s i r.r.... ' o. . . 1 M"0 were built for a ra road in V ..
..... .v..n.w Mum ueii. .'leruian was , V01 lr .... ,l,...i.. 1 to r
1 received that morning at tho War Depart- 1.. . . !"1 1 lh A1V:U7 & Schenectady
meut : i -.v compnseu the lust train
Since the disjistrous defeat, nenrlr tbi-AA F,i!ssw'"0' hardware, sliovels and pick
t.flhe riglit wing of the Itnasian , ?, wool cmupiete jersey wagon
ie,.iiivi, 1 ope, iMiiuiies ana uarreis 01 icai
tobacco, block-tin. beeswax, oatmeal, boxa
of foot rules, lamp chimneys, oofTee-mills, i '"Ciiicaoo, Aiij. 13, 1877.
gas-stoves, palace-oar furniture, sewing- : "Tn Gen- r" r.irnri.l, iri;ibi(f.ui ;
mnc 11 fR. r,:n iftf mi Clonic nuiu n rpa u. n-r. iu in titMr ujHi l oionp . ..
madecloihin. va n. harneK.sc,. wbi: fl. V.?" "P" hJ.'L "J 'H?" - .e ) ,'"' e VUHce, cl ,cd last Wednesday, at
r- 1 y -'v I - ? a . . 1 x in ' iiiruuill ft 1 HO
that
f She
Jal-
loupe's island, IV. is on l.aibor, -lias given
great satisfaction to the telatives and
friends of a young man connected w i;h a
protnir.eiit family living in that vicinity,
who, for nunc than ten years, h:is bad to
bear I he unfounded and crrel susp'ciou of
knowing more alM.nt the atTair than he
w as willing to acknowledge."
Maik M. Pomeroy, proprietor of Ptu.se
roy't Democrat, has obtained a divoiee
from his second wife, L:uisa M. i'onieioy,
the talented actress, and has mat tied
agiiin. The separation was decreed iu the
probate conit of Hiigbam Ci'y, I'tnb,
"uiulcr jK'culi ir eti cumstances.' Tli's is
Ponieroy's second divorce. liis piesent
wife was his pua.f leader, and has pot the
talent, to act Jcrb'd, which was hi sole
complaint neainst Mis. P. No. 2.
Kveiybody seems cut ions to know
what the soldieis' get for their seiviets.
The aimy icgnlaiioti book fixes the
amounts as follows: CYlonel. tfHUper
month ; I.icutenaiit ( :o)ouel. I TO ; M.ij-r,
l"i1 ; Captain t11ss.5n ; Fi,sf Lieufen "nit,
$108..)0 Second Lieutenant. slt:: oil ;
Brevet Second Lieutenant, $10't.Tl; Ad
jutant, !?114..")0; Sergeant Major 2t ;
tnartermaster Serjeant, ?2t ; Set eaut
!fl7; Commis.-irv Serccat.t, 21 : Coipoial,
14 ; Priv.i e,
A sir.gilar citcutr stance iu conncc! in
with the loss of tiie Sou 1 hern Pacific steam
er r.len. July lo, is- that ever since the
great tidal wave of May 10 there has been
an abnoimal motion of the sea on tb Peruvian-Chilian
coasts bore ward, sufficient,
in a fog, to carry a fchij upon ihe rocks
without a suspicion on the put of tl:. m- ;i
board that they were drifting to destine
tion. That such distuibanccs should bo
so long continued is remai kable.
On the road leading from Ma::hcim to
Lebanon, and diiectly uti the line between
Lancaster and Lebanon counties, there is
a hotel kept by .111 aged gentleman named
Frederick Ivoc'i, who has been the land
lord of that house for fifty -eight and has
lived on the fatm Attached to it for sixty
eight years. Weitcoid the above ciicum
statire, bel eving it the only instance 0:1
rrcoid w hoi fin any j'lity has succeeded in
keeping tavern in t w o count tes at mcc and
for such an extended petimf.
Fx Senator Nes!Viith, of (Oregon, says
l.e has known the Nez Perces tribe, now in
revolt, sinee 1S1J5, and for two jeais -lv,7-S
while Supei intenoent f Indian affairs
bad hem under his charge. At that time,
in Mr. Xosini h's opinion, they were the
finest specimens, of the aboria-inal race o t
tiie continent kind, doeiie and friendly
to the whites. Ami so 4hv continued un
til robbed and plundci c d by cos 1 upt Til
ings and eoiiiipter tieatv makers,
fotu-a a- -! . ! ..
a few o.ivs :.-.. .
j"-vi:)..u .v..
i.itn in Shi- !. el. ,i
thi ee dv-pf 1 ..
sn'-Ti . ii .' : '
t !.-.i ! - . 5 - :- -
!Mit fo, i , . r. ' . ' '
qnaiutane. - I '. 1 ' '
busily t ; o hi ii'.. ' ' iv '
sleepifi: v ,' :: -:..ij
.i::i-.r '. -: - V
l.i mi.: i.'.i:.. P
bis s' . ..ii :,ei: : '
hitiisi ll !
a III 1 i I'M ;i . :i: e I - '
Cor s no. t' !.-.. ; 1
goijij. tl.e n-u'."! -f
pa oy a mi- .01! ' ' ' "
that Ft aek 1 ! ' ' "
of t?.e I'e.oi-C; 1
The l-giti::::'g"-f "I '
RpJ'aled lo To !.:
f.n I her 1 :i.:': ; ' -
O'l the gioiltid ' I-.;
to le.iy h.ittei I -i ''.- ' ;
the leioat k. '" !; ' '' .'
ter ? l:p is oon ' ' 1 1 :
sf 01 v ! as fit
among ' ' ti ' '
t it ! ('i a! V o n.-f :. i-- '
tiled in toto this '"
lu ide any 1 fet " 1 '
pot only titteie ? - '"- '.
to him. hn! t.'-- i i: i: ' ' '
nniliiivMi iii ti e A ' ;';
the Mm y ha i apol " i: '
A C '111 !Pi ti-..-m-:.-:'--:-
at Peer I. ';;
M -a :x--1
dian
ioai wvor ran upon a railroad iu Pennsyl
vania. J
vme oi tne largest women in the world
. . it 1 , rp. r .
pourn as am nas peeu oouig. 1 ne oesi ne- mee:
Dublroan sentiment of the counrty is that The
James O. Blaine is as thoroughly played n,ee.t at the same place on the 12th of Sep- . circular saws three feet in diameter sold for
out a politician as eveu old lieu Wade, of irrinTblTn'fS S,,e,c""T SOoents, and a car load of sewing machines
.. .. ' . IL ? J ". aw,nble t W ilhanispoit uu the brought from 1 down to 10 cents auieee.
and the like. Seven Saratoga ti links full " and hi small enmiAand. They have in- ..i. V-i. .iT r,l.winy-
Thf. Deinocratio State convention will of clothing were found In one house and ?, L'tJ!',lv ,r 5 "iiHMin!ihmpni on ' ...V-Ii Y f"o?
IV vlJT'l T "y "' ! fl- of fl-r in another. Eye- had Ms :rn9H7eC;n,r,u';hfr,rr,,, lhut h i f n s'evt, etlight
lie I lohibitlon State convention will witnesses of the riot tell of auct Ions where "P. H. Siieiuoan, Lt, Oen." I three feet iV Wi e ¬
the Vf tavern Iieurrt,
1 19th of the same uioulli.
-.V. Y. World.
S 1(1
pounds. Hereof.
illphpa in l..,mi I.
three feet six inches in depth, f..Ur feet
iviiin o I Va a. rm ...
-Fori. llo,..,nd b.lcV. Mr d ... kU ' r. ir?..",', """ " '
grave.
load depot.
they were unable longer to enduie their
wrongs in silence, and uuo in revolt.
I hero is a cm ions divotro suit pending
in Atchison county, Nb.. his wif-, aetl
thirty-three, having stu d 1 lei lrt Sanders,
aged seventy five, for di voice cause ciu
elty ami aduhery. He mariied ah-uit fifty
years ago and was di voiced ; mariied
again ami abandoned liis wife, who got a
divorce; manied a thiid wire, who died,
and at fifty-eight married his fouith. a
girl of sixteen. She left him it. 1S2, got
a divorce and married. Her new husband
ran away iu 1$(U, aud in Ii?C7 she ws re
united to Sanders. So things Hand at
Ireeut
Sunday, nillii"1' '1''1 '"'.
Mtppl t.aia I .. I' ''' ,
as w as a! ti. st try '
tigliting af'ev ' hv I ,! .'. ',
!':h. (;d.bo:,-.s 1 : :
Logan. I .ieutei ati's !' 1
set cntefi n. a '' 1 '' .'
woiitnh d ate l o ".' ' '
WiHiatiK. l.ien ei! i ' '' " v
and Kto-hsh. b.-:j.s
four t i t s. 'I ii-' ''. '
severe!, a f m ! v .! '. 1 - '
ed on ab.mt Siail" '' ' :;
hal aniied an-.l -''' ;.
as s xn as his ':'" ' '-, t, .
etal Cil.b. u u-'- s :. ' v . . i
takt s his wnn-.le.l M i ' : ; ;.' t;
tnedi-.'ll ai.l an. I :' ,' ' ' .,
cd. Tee Indies " ;;;'. ;. ,
w ha! diiecti ia !i " ' ,'
The ' ' ';' ,
Cfived i:i N',-v '': ' , '
not; i ices the t!a. I "V
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taill t'o.llh'ipe. o'l ' ' ' "
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