THT : OMVIIA DAILY UKK : TIITKSDAY s. isns , 3
PROSPERITY IS THE BAMS ;
QtoM of FvfccnUc
is iliaipnf ti * 3utt.
PEOPLE HAVE .VOSEY TO PAY TAXES
? om In l np of thr Truth of Ihr
Jtnlrmrnt that thr ( irorrnl Oooil
Time" Arr Hr p n lhlr for the
Condition of the Mntr.
K
N . Spt 7 ( Special. ) Th * la-
forstttloa U cotatnt to from orer tb < lUte
that uses i ; beta ; paid In falter tha a
net before , la spite o' tbcent public-
tioa of 2nre if * he pore rat ! ? o3cielj
" > rtow that the d-linquent list was. ta *
reat d In 1 < T It is cow certain that
a ilatlUr table made to ran up to tbe time |
'hit iu < 3 for hit year beao > e delinquent ,
sfcoT a large balance on the o'.her
of the tedder The people la all pans i
of the sute a-e making claims for their 1
sai.-r of the credit ia the enlargement of i
tt" funds now in tht hands of the state
official * and th * couaty oficUls are sot !
stow ta aMerting that if the payments I
re not proccptlr made at their oScrs
the sute hous politicians would bare co i I
lre je to boast about Oae of the coun- |
! < § from the souta ait part of the state
to mike a showing Is Pawnee , which may
be takes aa a cample couaty in that lo
cality. The treasurer frota Pawnee reports
th * following Sevres , showlar the total tax
i-ollectlani In hU county for the Srst TeB
months cf the years Itttf. 1 ; and liS ? . and
also the amount derived from the schoo ;
laadi ic the coaaty during the came pe
riod :
Tas s School
' collected , lam's '
As Piwate county has sever had other
thaa republican officials , this substantial in
crease ia the taxes collected and reposed
to the state officials cannot he accounted
!
for because of "reform management , " and
e.mply Indicates the increased prosperity
of the people and thtir increased ability
to pay their taxes. A report received from
Johnson county , down in the same portion
of the state , shows that the tax collections
for the first seven months of ISSi were
J .77.S ; , as compared with J S.52 J2 dor-
Ine the same period of ISM. aad J5T ilo ia
1 35 ? o It seems that Johnsoa county is
alto entitled to credit for some of the "in
crease la the public funds. "
" "nvril" from thr * oldlrr * Pay.
There is one "jariae" being made by the
state officials that is causing more or less
trouble , and leads maay members of the
Nebraska National Guard who were form
erly rorocrats to doubt the wisdom and
rood faith of the eoveraor. The men of
the ruard who * ere accepted by the War
department and weat to the front were paid
for the time thev were ia camp previous
to their bela ? mustered into the volunteer
service. Those , however , who remained in
-anip eight or tea days before being re
jected , and the oScers of the ETiard who
nere thrown cut to make room for the gov-
eraor's political favorites , have cot yet been
paid by the state. The bills have been
uoe ever since May < , and there is a fund
of over fJ.KO oa hand available for their
payment , aad there seems to be no excuse
for keeping the money away from the men
unless it ie that the governor wants to keep
the fuai aa lare as rxwsible until after
election in order that it may b counted la
thr pretended total of "money saved by the
reform administration "
From telegrams received today it seems
tha' ther * ts no hope for the Third regi
ment to te Immediately mustered out. but
that there is to te aa immediate move tea
a different camp to see if the health of the
m n cancct t improved. The first tele-
Ki-i-i received waa from the colonel of the
resimen : . as follows
PANAMA PARK. JACKSONVILLE. Sept.
' Adjutant General Barry. LincolnPri -
vst-s Bare and Nelson , bo'h of Cotapaay G.
died last nigh' Morning report shows
cin ty eUV la quarters , ninety-five in hos
pital. Eizhty-oae leave for Nebraska to
night on thirty-day sick furloughs. We ex
pect to move entire r < giraeat to Pablo to
morrow and try th < > effect of -ean air.
W. J. BRYAN. Colonel.
During tie afternoon further Information
concerning the movement * of the regiment
was received from Congressman Stark , who
Hired as follows
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7 General P H.
Barry. Lincoln Department holds that the
war is aot over Only a cessation of hos
tilities. Army as now organized will be re
tained in rvlce until formal treaty of
r ace Nebraska's quota , two maximum
rejtments Fim aad Third effective and
fitUfactory acd neithe- will be mustered
out Third will be moved into new camp at
oacr. Order permitting colonel of Third to
discharge revoked. All applicitioas for dls-
charze must come through regular military
chanaels. W L. STARK.
\ me sae received from the Letter hos
pital at Chickamauga today reads as follows
T -n men of the. Second Nebraska here
Foyr erious4y 111 Six could travel oa hos
pital train. All typhoid fe > er.
E. C. CARTER.
Chiei Surgeon GlCea of the DUisioa hos
pital at Chlckamiuga also wired 'his afternoon
noon-
Referring to wire of yesterday. Allea.
Barcet. LaSurr. Hood aad Pearce are better
and can go home soon Dunnlnr. Osalosky
atsi Frtfad are ta serious coaditioa. Dal-
rynipl * died yesterdar
GIFFEN. Chief Surgeon
Governor Holcomb weigh : announced the
appointment of Samuel J Taf.e as dist-i.-t
ledge la this eo'JVy to fill the vacancy
caused by the death cf Judge C L. Hall
Judge Tuttle Is aa old-time democrat , ho
A CRITICAL TIME
During- the Battle
of Santiago.
SICK OR WELL , A RUS
NIGHT AND DAY.
Thr Parkrr * at thr Uattlr of 5ont | .
aso de Culm wrre all llrror * . Thrlr
llrrolc Knurl * In Getting Ammnnl-
llun and Itatlun * to the Front > avrd
thr Da , .
P E. Butler , cf pack-traia No. : . writing
froas Saatuco. I > CuSsa. oa July nd. says.
"We all sad diarrhoea ts more or ! * * s v.o-
lea : f rtE , aad wsea e lasded w bad co
time ta SM a doctor f r it was a case f rush
aad rash sight and day te krp ite treops
fup lted vrit ! cnimticitloD and rattoo * , but
ttitaks te C&atsfcerlaln's Colic. Cholra and
Dlarrfco * * RMDidy. we were able to keep at
w rk aad V * r our health" ia fact. I m-
I cerely fell ve Out at OD critical ttice this
roedKtae a tae tadlrrct M > TOU.of our
army. fr If tk packers Sn4 bee asable te
fk there w M kave b * a M way { ge- .
tlas tof > r > lt * to the froat. Tiere were ser
r 4 ( Out a waoa tnla coatd me. My
conn4 aa4 r Had the good fortune to
lay U a swrply f Usu ic.j'cia * far our
Hfere * ( eft Tampa , and t
. . c 01 * * * tt aWolotciy xvkt life.-
aWn Wttr was ritira to the aati-
o * this < dkia . tix CkaaakKbia
Co. , DM M Uc. Iwa.
i .r.re hi * r M4 n- .a 'b'cuc'v " hat * v-
, ! tine * b * a a candilat * far < > ( ! > < .
mine n Crrtincatr.
O A William * of N lia. report * ? for
Judce Robinjoa in tb Math dutrtct. wa *
t th * state b ne tHay Choc tbe < - : ' !
< * M of oomiaa' oa of Roblawo w the cic-
didate of the populiM and democratic par
ties for eoarM No certiSeitt wa sled
ty t M t pnbMcai aa < l Mr Williams
stated to the reporter of The B * < that it
was Dot coandered - orth while to cill : h
sllv-r repuWkcaa roaamte * torether far the
purpo * * of sufc.nz out a certilca-e H said
tha : M far a * tae Third dU'rict u con-
cerx d. the silver rpublicaa had as well
Jot a th poputuu aad br doee - itt it as
there is ao further * of their trying to
hold an ladepeatfeat oreialtatioa H s. .
that fusion wr.h lu multiplicity of coaai
tees acJ coaveatioas u cauiicg inuch
trottBle and makes the ; oilticur > 4 approach
the eeaveatioai with fear aad trembllag.
and that the anal outcoxe must be tae or-
gaaizatioa of the forces uader cse party
same
Th * n s from ever Laacuier county
hews that waile tsert are taaay poor piece )
of corn , the gtceral yield will te fully up
to the average. W. H. Clark , wtto has ICO
acres of corn a few rnil-s south of tbe city ,
has made aa lavestlgatlca and sd that
the yield will go fully sixty-five boshels to
tbe acre Of the land farmed by tbe asylum
one eighty-acre patch will yield sixty bu < b-
els ts the acre acd tbe other fields cult.-
vated by th * Iftituutlas ill produce ilatss :
as much.
The Davis block , cat ef the bcildiazs
burned la the flre that destroyed the Richards -
ards block , is beins rebuilt and will be
realy for occunaccy before winter. There
are many other buildings foing up or betas
repaired in all parts of the city and there
is more work in this line thaa there haa
been for four years pajt. Th * rentable
houses of th * c.ty are a'so ' well filled aad
the general opinion is that there has t 3
a considerable > n-r > ? s ia tbe population.
MIOT r.v CITTLIM\.V.
llr nlt of niffrrrnre * that Unr Bt-
l tii for omr Tlrat- .
CHADRON Neb Sept 7 iSf-ecul Tele-
? ram r John Eckman , a sheepman whose
home is in this city was shot this after-
! aooa in Fall River county. South Dakota.
j I by Bea Harrison Tbe shoottnt ; was the
culminatioa of bitter feeliaz which has ex
isted for a lea ? time between the sheep
aad cattlemea ia this vicinity
Ecjcman is a partner la the iheep busi
ness with Dr James S. Romine. i althy
capitalist of this city It Is stated that
they had b * n - araed by the cattlemea
act to rua their shse ? iato South Daitota.
but despite this warning Eckmaa drove
th - larg * herd into camp at Wayside , a
small sutioa Just ovr the liae in South
Dakota. Today a lirse number of cattle-
ana west to the camp and ordered Ecic-
man to l ave. Vpon his refusal to do so
Ben Harrison , a leader arsons the cattle
mea. shot Eckmaa
Joha Chireic. a herder employed by EcV-
man. brought the news to Chadroa Jtat
before S o'clock and Dr. Romiae left for
the shep camp , accompanied by a phy
sician. H stated before Icavin ; thit Harrison
risen would be arrested and he tateads to
prosecute th case to the bitter * ad. The
sentimeat la Fall River county Is almost
ualverally la favor cf the cattlemen aad
this clash between the cattle aad sheep
men has Tons been expected.
John Eckmaa is aa oldtlme resident of
Chadroa ana is a respected aad progressive
citizea. Ben Harrison is a son-la-law of
Duncaa Jlclatyre of this city The bunch
of sheep driven into Fall River county
by Romiae & Eckmaa Is almost the first
herd ever In tha : immediate section , which
inhabited by a large number of small
cattle ranchmen , who aver that the sh p
ruin the range for cattle and claim that
tbe two industries cannot be carried ea in
Use same rjtcn.
\Vr t Point Itrm .
WEST POINT , Neb , Sept T ( Special )
The parochial school ia connection with
!
St. Paul's Germaa Luthtran church opeaed
this momia ; with a full attendance. Prof.
i
F. C Sissmaashaasea has been encased '
to teach for the next year.
The Infant sea of Carl Sch iack. a black
smith , who had been sick for some time ,
died of cholera infantum yesterday.
M. J. Hughes hao added a plat of land ,
about six acres ia extent , to the ity cem
etery. Alf the available space la the old
cemetery has teen illed cp. Steps are
beta ? takea to organize a public cemetery
association.
The weather has tt * > a extraordinarily
cold here for the list three days , makins
overcoats and blankets almost a necessity.
Couacilmaa Martin Kerl has been elected
a delegate to represeat the Volunteer Fire
department at the Firemen's tournament
at Omaha.
Mj terli > n Dliappraranrr.
CHADRON. Neb. 3pt. T ( Special Tele
gram ) H. H. Claossen. the owner of coa-
siderable valuable property in lowj aad
Nebraska , aad a money lenJer with funds
invested la zood securities left Dawes
couaty a short tim azo fcr Cliatoa cousty.
Iowa. He arrived th r # ta a demeated
coaditioa aaj friends and relative * here
have been noticed that he his disappeared
Claussea latended to make hi ? futur * home
la Clinton county , where he has relatives
livins He hid done well la this cocaty.
hut his wife died some time ao and Claus-
sea has since been mooly aad dlscoateated.
HU fnen.s ! believed that the change would
do him od so advised the move H * took
his 7-year-old ton with him. The last
heard cf him he had reached Goose Lake ,
la. Since that time his whereabouts are
a fcliak. His fneads here fear that he has
met with foul rlsy
Irmopoi > Convrntlon ,
FENDER. Neb. . Sept 7 ( Special ( The
d mo-rops held their couaty coaveatioas ia
t. . i pfcr * yesterday aad after a long Jaale
i cctiiai'.ed W E Whtcctab : for county
areraey a : the demand of the popoltst
party. Whlteosnb Is a frre silver repub-
li-an. H J Welu. the present couaty at
torney , who was appointed by the board
last spring to fill the place made vacant
by the resignation of R. G Stron ; . was
turned Jown. although be baa be-cn the
only outspoken eaadldate for the place. J.
M. McTlure was named for conuaissioaer
of the Third district.
odlfr' llurlnl.
FREMONT. Neb . Sept. 7 ( Special )
The retcaicj of r. Head. Ute private ia
Company P. Thtrd Nebraska , who dll
! of fever at JacksoBvilU. Fla. , list eek ,
: w.li b brought to Us home ia Everett
, township for burial Head was 27 year :
| of ag s. youa maa of exemplar ; charac
ter tad posess d ef o&stderabl property.
He was to have tees married tht >
to x daughter of a premisect Dodge
farase-r.
< C blldlrancl -d to Drath.
ASHUVND. NebSept 7 ( S
At Keocaoqua. la Sunday where A. ?
Wsiuker aad family of Ithaca were ns <
king. Ralth Era * * ! Wh'taker. their : -ye r-
, old sec , while playing oa the nocr. picket
cp a jcrew and swalbwed it stnsglisi
i t * death in a few miastu. Th f
' rfaainj ere bright ta AiUtasd Tueiiy
morales , the fuseral twtnK coadoeted b ]
Rev C P HacjLEey ai tb i cn ef Mrs
T. W Weltakr. : h < child's grstda th r.
Urad > oldlrr * Hroacht Ilunir.
ai VILLISCA. Ia. Sept. 7 - ( * : - . Ti (
body f Eanoa B.-OTS. a taemter of Com-
faj B Fif'y-trst Volnstfvr r * riBat ,
l * ra. ciaae ta at U p. m Uit sight. Th <
'
eMRpaay colon * ! wa * as * c rt asd ka d < i
; te care tw Uer b * * * , Bedford t.
I He * = : * fa > a San Frzselsco aaJ a
a * * > CT Ta Nv !
I ilf beakfr. -o bit bntn * in C.uti and
1 burt d t > lay : r m j
lilt 1.Ml OP l'OPtl.l T HUntOM.j
j
Cedar llluff inmlnril tlrncnnt
* * at i
! l.rtiKth on thr Mtuntlun. I
LINCOLN.pt 7 - 5t ial ) The brand
of harmony toa' * VMS b * * en tie two
populM camjvi.ra conaji'ttrSaa be ex-
I ' empllfred by a rue atton from the UK l \.e
of ta Cedar B.iCs ! Standard , a : aM nt Ed-
, nsutea supperur hch : § ay editorially
: "The KdtaiM < a-Al.ei win ? of th *
party Satins fatl d to drivr rhairraa :
, Sa out of tbe stat -orsmitte * has K' last
earned out the threat ra4e Ktne eeks . * < > '
, by appointing Edmuten chiinaae cf a com-
; atttee bich will Satas its sole a.m the <
' t.ect.cn of a ( OpocratI : l-gliHture. ' Bee '
1 A gutt 2S. Is.-S |
, The Bee had better arile and atX to be 1
)
J r * ora. fcr utile it 'ells the truta it
j : < 3o sc t tell ' the whole tru'h. " Only so much j I
j as .itj its purpcse la attempting to Jib i I
i Secatcr Allen over Mr Gaffin s shoulder * , i
j I Tbe Bee knows the vhcie truth That j t
; Mr GaSn cc lrmanshl ? a a stroke of i '
. Iigo'niBg cut of a ilejr sfcv to all. even
GafDa bimsel * roaiproicije tetweea the
[ supporters of Barry cd Edtr.utea
That not cnly the friends of Seaator Allen
| shied a club at htm. b-t that the friends of i
I every fopoc.-itic coogressrcic did so. and ;
i tboae of several cf the sute oSeers as wel ! I
S It knovis .hit enough pressure a brought
i to laUuce aay self-reaped.a ? man to resign
j i It ilK knows that wSle : Jlr Gafia will be .
i , acmlMlly chairman , men of ability will diI | I
I rect the campaign
! ! However. The Bte may calm Itself I.its
solicitation for the popultity welfare. That
! j little chairmanship aBair simply means that
i the silver forces know ho to sett c'.rcum-
succes as they arise , asd 'hat Sena'or
Atl n will succeed himself in the Vnittd j
1 S'ates s na'e , The Bee to 'he contrary no'-
wttbstisdlns. aod all wbo rec-iv letters I
' froas the stase central commt'tee. tearing I
' tbe aotlce ta larce rd letters. ' The le i - j
i lative ticket directed bv J. H. Edmisten. " '
] j will bate tangible ev.d ne cf there b-jiag
more ways than one of getting a person out
I of oQce.
Crdar Conntv Fair Proarnm.
HART1NGTON. Neb . Sept 7 iSpeclal ) j
The seventeenth annual Cedar couaty fair !
will te hld at the grounds of the Harliop-
ton Driving Park aad Fair association c :
j September U It and IS. ThU promises to ! |
I be tbe test fair ever hf Id in the county on |
| account of the ccod premiums aad purses
| offered by the fa.r association aad the liberal -
! eral premiums of the merchants. A aew
I building JfrxlM feet is in process cf erec-
} tloa and will be fiaished this week hich u
I for the accommodation of the stock exhibit.
and ia coaaectloa with the other bulldlags .
] will zive ample room for display of th Urge j
stook and agricultural displays. A good j I
' aumber of bor es are at present ia training
! upon the trick , which U considered by
j horsemen to te one of the best half mils
tracks ta the state A good lot of prizes is
hung up.
Killed liy IlchtnlnK.
I HfMBOLDT. Neb Sept. 7. ( Special.
j WlllUm. the 11-year-old sea of Charles
Bousch and wife l.vine nice miles northeast
of town , was struck aad kil > i by a bol : of
hghntce dunaz Moaiay evesing's storm.
| Tbe younc mia hal driven to th ? home
bj cousin. J-altus Volfeer. arri\lag at the j
i bara Jos : after the storm broke Putting his
i team ia the ham he remained there to await |
| the cessauoa of the raia. Some time after j
I the storm was over the folks from : h bouse
j came out and foaad the young man half >
staadiac and half leaning against the wall '
of the bara stone dead. The yooni man as
ell known around here and the family has
the symathy of the community. Funeral
service * wjl be hell from the home oa
I Thursday.
IIraItaln at Hnmlioldt.
HfMBOLDT. Neb. S-pt. 7 ( Special- )
This swioa was vijite-J by a sev r * rain
storm Moaday eveniag aad I : eoatiaued for
|
aearly two hours , the rtln betcg accompa
nied by much lightning. * hich did coasid-
I eraMe damare to the local telephone system
j and also killed two cattle for T M Fry , who
' lives ia the edce of town. The rain wss
| badly aeeded to put the grouad ic shape for
J fall plo.ng. .
) During the storm of Monday evening the
Catholic church at Dawjoa. seven miles east
of here , was struck by lightning and burned
to the ground. ThU church orraaUatloa at
Dawsoa seems to be unfortunate as this is
the second time it has los : its house of
worship by fire while it also had oae blown
away
Fnll to Oet Toicrthrr.
COLfMBfS. Neb. . Sept. 7 ( Special Tele-
gram. ) The popuiUis aad democrats have
beea holding separate conventions here
since : o'clock this afternoon and at this
hour ( midnight ) have been uaable to agree
oa a caaiidate for d trict Judge ia this
district. The deadlock lies titweea J. M.
Gondring and I. L. Albert , the present in-
cumteat aad both of thU city. ith Spariu
of Merrick and Thomas of Colfax , wuh
oOers as dark hores- Numerous ballot :
have b * n taken ia each coaveatioa. It cow
look * as though there would t- three tickets
la the field and in that eveat McAllister.
the r publican aominee , ould b * easily
elected
Mlllrr Nomlnatrd.
KE.\RNEY. Neb. ep ; 7. < Sp.al Tele
gram > Vt th * popul.it senatorial conten
tion held in Pleasan'.on ve trdiy James E
Miller of Cedar township , Buffalo county ,
was nominated for the state seaate on thr
first formal ballot. Mr. Miler has beea a
whel horse ta populist poiit.cs ia Bcffalo
couaty for a cumber of years aad teea
nominated fcr varxscs offices a : diSe.-tn :
times , but never successful H F. Carson
of Kearnty was selected as chairman cf the
senatorial central committee.
Jlortrnn IMcl Plum.
EMERSON. Neb. . S rt7 iSecial Tele
gram. ) Populist and democratic senatorial
eoaventioas held here today were rather
shmly attended. Delegates met in separate
halls aad sgreed oa Joist coaveaticas with
two-third * rotes necessary to aomlaate.
Nick Fritz. Pender. Tom Sullivan. Jacksoa.
J M. Watsoa. Coleridge G E. Greea.
Creightoa. were the democrats candidates
anl W .v Martin. Emerson William Mor
gan. Allen , populists The nominattcn weat
to Morgan oa the tweaty-firjt ballot.
Kacr naJl } ma hrd.
PENDER. Neb Sept. 7 .Special. ) Aa-
drew Tosquist. while ridlag a bicycle after
dark oa the streets here Moaday eveniag.
was rua into by a lumt-r wagoa. the
tongue of which s'rvic-c him squarely in
ths face , bresk'.s ; hi * upper Jaw. SnocSlsg
oet one eve aad completely smashing his
He is ia a precarious conditioa.
fhoolk Uprn.
JUNIATA Neb. Sept 7 4Sp Jat The
schools ita.-tfj ia on the fall term Mon
day * lth good attendance and a fell corps
of teachers.
The farmers have begun sowing fall 1
wheat , tht ground being in geed condi
tion. A large acreage will be sows.
at Fremont.
FREMONT. Neb Sept 7 ( Special )
Tfc * residence of E. Hacks ia the corta-
east part of the city was eatered by bor-
| ; Virs last eight and thoroughly racsaeke < l.
i S me fecr or five dollars ia moaey. J el'y ,
slfrerware aaJ other articles ef valse < : #
tik < 3 There is ao clae to the thieves.
Nominated by I'oiall < t > .
ALBION. Neb. Sept 7 < Sf > * ul Tele
gram i J. F. S. Sacita 5ras seaiaat d here
today by the popU.st aad silver da nts
. ta succeed Senator ilcOaa as Jeitor for
! tie Nlath dlsiriet.
I Krrmonl Klrruirn Ulatrd.
. FREMONT. Ntb. . Sept. 7. ( Se il. )
! The Fremont cretcea f * 4 nsth elated over
ti u * f' 'tei * bo * a 'hf i" > ai4sa
toirti ai at T ty vrtt 11 > a-UB < l wfh
'b fea-jnes' ti y r-ce r-l ard
tae t > Jffic ! ' " arrnd'sc th1
Krixt In NrbrmUa. '
MEVD S-v ? e- T - J prr.al -Th i *
S * t fr M' f' the "aos was a . : tils
i. tai'y 'u' ' s t' . ' a&d has doae : oc ij rail - '
ail * 2amag * ' * r -
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
r I CvStT. ' t' r : ; „ . _ i f , j. , . j .
I'crdav if- " , f-n f > * 'c * oc ! * for
tae pirp > " o' < > * nt I i 'cr rr o'S * s
FaRowlev off-rM ' 3 r'Jt ' .p a suitabl *
bulliiag acl a.l at Tfi-r. ; , . r'h asl K
streets for JiTO r ccva TUe bid of .
Vlarr Ensor for ' - .
a itrj'-.jre on Tweaty- i
fourth itxtet betters K ind L s'-ets was
lit.ver mcnth. well * Johe P Ftnlev offered -
fered apartments on T aty-fifth stret aear I
N ureet for : $ a asonta. Tbe p'aas sub-
rai : * d vere cot at all is aecordaavith i
tbe Ideas of the committee and consequently '
no retort was prepareU was stated by f
Mr Barret : that th * rectal for the tressj'
erer iad clerk wore estirelv < * mill for
present purpose * , to say aothtaj of 'he ad-
dtticaal room needtd as tim ? ecea bv aa < i
the bcsice * * of the cur lacreases. Vhlle |
the asoua : of ren : specified in th * bids is >
atout double ha : U teia ; pad co * . the' '
sccommcdar.ioas promised ar * sues bettc- [
aad it is f.H iUe that : ae committee may I
decide to make a report of * oaie sort before !
the meeting toaUht. All of the bidiers are
acxlous that the master be seuied as scon
as possible , for the reason taat th * tulliln ;
leasoa will soon te over , it w.i ! fee te the
city's interts : to decide deSni'elv before
long , because the lease on the preheat quar
ters expires December 1.
Tha action of referring the plans aal
bids to the committee ea cublic buiUings
instead of having them opened at the coun
cil met'iag as cot at all satUfarxorv to
the bidders aad caused considerable continent
inent , but owing to the fact that the city
oCcials did co : kao-ar Jus : what .hv-v wanted
it was deemed best so refer the juls and
( tans to the committee in order to save
time. A substantial Jail and a commodious
council chanter are included la the pliDs
submitted. [
( | OUK thrladart. .
While the actloa of the couaci ! la closing
the L sire ? : viaduct Is depreca-ed * > y many.
especially the residents ef the Fourth ward.
I : Is thought tha : th * speediest remedy pos-
slble has b--ea Mien to Induce th * railroads
to make immediate repairs , fp to late
hour yefterday af.irnooa S'ree : Cotnmis-
siocer Ross tad no : co ! * d the CriJge , but
it U expected tha : he will af.ecd to thU
matter th * firs : thing this morning Resi
dents of the Fourth ward tad pecpl- > Using
on the east side of the tracks who do busi
ness at the stock yards tll 1 * * greatly .n-
convenience- the closing of .ae viaduct
vtU ceccijiute a. drive nroucd Q st-eet.
There is co roadway ucder : he L j.rcett
bridge and tha ctar t crosslcg oa the north |
U a : F street The N street crossing > s sot
used aay more thaa ii aecessorr because it
is a : grade aad traias of cars usually block
: he ay Ertimate * were betag made > es-
terday ifteracoa by the f aloa Pacific orid ?
engineers oa the cost of : ae repairs , and i :
u expected tha : work ill commence lu a
short time , although there ! co telling Just
how much red tape a ill have to be gone
through Tlh before the expects caa te
saddled on the railroads.
Tat-lnc Cnre of thu Rend .
As.d * from the JK C < 0 la beads which will
become due oa October 1 it will be aect--
sary fcr : he couacil to provide for SJ1.0OJ
of dutrict maturities. Aa ordinance ts to
be drafted p.-ovlixg for the funding the
deficiency ia district bonds which w.ll fall
due the current year. When dutrtct bonds
are .ssned thr city zuarantees the payment
aaJ this Is oae thing which eats up a large
portion of the revenue , as very few districts
pay cp oa time These dwtrict toads are to
t funded at the usual rate of inters : aad
It is thourht that by the time tha renewed
securities become due there will be ample
funds in the treaj-j.-y to taie them up.
KuacMrlnn ( "Inb foiled.
Colonel Lot' has called a meeting of the ,
Stoc' < Yards Equestrian club for Friday J
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afternoon. S-ptemter i The club win be
dr-.lled at this time preparatory o the
parades which will participate In during
the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
Only : TO or
three drills win t * held , aj a majority of
the members are riding every day aad the I
movements of f o acd three years ago have
not been forgotten. It is expected that the
club will turn out at leas : fifty members
for the parades.
Drlrsatr to LI * r Mock Kichangr.
The local live stock exchange has se
lected the following delegates to the Na
tional Live Stcck exchange , vhi-h mee's
here October 13 T. B. McPhersoa. 3. B.
Blaachard. D. S. Parkhurst , M. R. Murphy ,
J G Martin. E K. Harris aad J. A. Hake.
President Murphy has not yet appointed
the committee oa eatertalamect hich is to
have charge of the banquet to be givea at
the Nat.cnal Live Stock exchange , but ic-
tecds doiap so in a few days.
Xaiflc Clt > Goialp.
Mus Irene B-hmke has rene to Kaasua
Cry to vim frjecds.
Mr and Mrs James Murphy of the Third
rd aaacucce the birth of a sea.
Thorca * Dowlins aa old settler fcere , has
rcturced from a trip to the Klondike.
Mrs. R. M. Tapgart cf Nebraska City is
the guest of Dr and Mrs. W S. White.
The Markeson-White alleged bribery case
is in the call la Justice Foster's court today.
S'reet Commissioner Ross haj been in
structed to repa.r Thirty-first street be
tween Q and R streets.
Tern E Rogers , manager of the Siaadard
Oil company at Iniiaaola. la . wxs ia tli *
city yesterday visiting relatives.
A special meting of the Board of Educa
tion will b * hell tonight for th * purpo-j of
selecting two substitute teachers.
Sne-ak thi-jves entered the
- home of Arthur
Adams. Twenty-seventh aad K streets , yrs-
tcrday aftemeoa and itole a coat and vest
City Eagineer Deal has been requested to
s * that the street car company r .mutes a
unr < i spur at the corner of Twenty-fourth
and N struts
There will be an ad.'oaraed meeting of the
council touisht. at wfcica time tt is ibwrht
that the & w funding ordinance will be la-
.rcrtu-ed aad passed
Police Judge Babcock has filed a wrltiea
report showia ? tha : li4 arresu were aude
in August aad that the total sazbc&t of
fines collected was % ' . .
A portion of the njate * l to be used la thv
erec-icn cf the rw cattle viaduct across the
t.-acVs south of tbe stock yard arrived yes
terday A * soon aj a sutScieat quaatitv ar
rives the ork of building tha bis brtds <
wi'J commence.
John P Fialey has material 03 the ercsai
for a brick apartment butldiag oa Twtaty-
fifth street t rtwj M aad N streets. Th *
ec'loa of this structure will go ahes.1 '
whether Mr Ficley sucee-ds la restlas a
portion of it to the city or n t
Notice w j seat to the Cali/orcU Parlag
i coraaay yesterday to at once eomBiecce the
j repairs on T enty-foanh street. The citr
hld $51 $ ) a. a gui.-it.tee that the COBS-
j pany ill turn the street oer la geed ship *
at th * eTfUratioB of the contract.
fosSdesc * men are reported to be plyia
tbfir tocattoa OB lower N > treet axaia. Tv-t
er three pop4 who do busiaesa ta ti > la
I part o ! the city COT plained yesterday that
; nearly all of th old ran ? had re'ttrxed aad
one rjte was reported to the police
The t-r < f extract department at Cudahy * *
has bc avoT 4 ista th old boil- room the
b-ilMinr ic.i ctor having ijd i a p nnit
f r th traafr. It wu statd that the oK
extrut departcteat was rstirely uo trsuil I
aad a c nk r ef Is raTexects LJrre ,
nude la the new eaaeri.
STORMY i > TIMES IN MINISTRY
& ruu' GtTfrsaea : G u a , ? .ibbtc on Its '
S pacubiltijs. : ia Lte VTir. <
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GENERAL ( VEYIER BLAMES THE POUT1CIA.V $ !
Cuant < l.Vlcmrnn Repllr * to
rlitn * nnd Illdlrntrtmnl
3lllll r ; Offlrer * l.le
M \DR1D Sec : 7 The chamber Siaj M *
loved \ the seaate ta discusalag the late war
feehlad closed doors. ThU hi * caused the
lamedlatrly alter the a * tla Seaof Sal-
taeroe. republicaa leader , mored that an in- i
Twtigatloa be made into t&e responsibility i ;
of Seaor Sa asU's eoternmeat to tonneci i '
ti a with t w dfclantion of war. the negoI I 1
tatlonj for pec * aad tse notation of the t 1
conitltutloa by the sujpeasioa of th gnar * j ;
aat e * . i I
The preaier qaicklr asked tha * the deltb- < ,
j' ' ratl43J b * cosducted behind i od doors ' i
aad the president pronounced favorably t
epos tie reqaiJt Thereupon the republic- ; ' '
as * aad coaaerratiTes veheaeatly protested
aad acid aa ladetcribabl * coafasion the
doorkeepers cleared the sallertes of specta
tor * . tAs deputies It the s anticw scouting j I
uprwiriou < ! y. \
The seaate ; iroa as Also a stonny oae. i i
Gea rai < Weyler I > omios et. Ascarraga. | |
Pale o and Rivera atead.sg. |
General Weyler rem.ndeU the senate of I
how Cooot d Aleraetas had greeted the re- j I I
torata ; soldiers. Ignoring the oQcers. He : i
( Secured that this was a reflection epon the
oScer3 * eQcieacy. '
Wr > lcr Hl.ime I'ollttelan' . j I .
"The mistakes made la Cuba are not to |
l-e tliaicd upon the army. " he said , "but i |
on the politicians a : tie bead at the SOT-
eraaeat. ' 1
The latt r h ? declared , were responsible I
for sot sending supplies to the armies ia
Cuba aad Porto Rio and. indeed , for com
pletely abaadoainf ibeai. '
"The aia.sters o ! war and marine ough-
to ha\e resigned. Had the artay b * n properly - ,
erly equipped. " he said. : t would not have j
faded It would have been better tor Ad-
c.ral Cerrera'i squadron to reaaia at the
Casariej. for no practical end was ierred
by sead.s ; tie ships to Santiago
"Whit aa urei did the co.-e.nnia : take
to pro : t the squiiron" ' Ca ral V.'eTler
ukd aotl ; The resposj&.lnca 'or tbf
surrender o : Saatiajo rtsted wholly upon the
6OT-rsa3' iajt'dd of Gsaeral Toral. "
The spikr tia strongly condemned the
secre : sessions of ttCcr.js aud coaclu-lei
hit -Fetch as fcllovj. i
"I desire to speiic to ail Spaniards and
cot aerely to the ser rnsa' . '
Jll < Ucnlr Spanish .Military Odlrir .
Coua : d'Aleaeaas. replying to Ce-e-al
Weyler's strictures. saM " ! addresicd nsy
5re tsasrs to tiose * ho have teei martyrs
for th tr country , to the Spanish ol li r ! .
for they dtserreJ such zreetia ? . I did not
address th ? earaU. for th y showed theta- I
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selves incapable of Uadta * soldiers to bat-
Us or of showing thea how to fall worthily |
on tb field "
Mirshal Price d * Pa era shouted ' That
Is sot tru and General MTeyter and
others joined la the protest.
Couat d'Aleaeaas. addrefsia ; General Ri-
Tera. replt&3.
I aa cot afraid of such cries or of
epaulets or of tkt decoration ? tsat will hare
to be torn oS th * breasts o' serertil officers.
Th * sasaw of son * generals should be torn
oS aa put arocad their sr.-fes. "
A grea : uproar nrued.
A r scluica sliced by all the republican
d-putiej fzs subraitted to the Chamber d -
cUriar the eovernaeat responsible , first ,
for lack of tae nwessary eBeryy in prose-
catmg th * war se < .os < J , for accepting a
shameful peac * and thirdly , for violating
the consUtu'ioa
AtlacUi Uurrn
MADP.ID. Sept. 7 < Vta Bayonne. Frame.
Se ? : . S i Th * ceosorship ts making the i
aork of tbe correspondents much more dif
ficult. They are cot permitted even to
summarize the debates and result * of the
secret sessions of the Cortes. Ves-.erday ia
the tesate a republican senator abe holds
a high position in his party bitterly at j
tack e1 the queen regent. j j
A literal senator replied , eulogizing tbe I
monarch , lie said I
"Prudace. . moderation and honesty char
acterize the upper classes and resignation j
and devotion characterize the people. Bei i
tweea the f o are the roliticums who ex
ploit the countr. and ar- the real cause of
Spain s misfortunes. "
The republicans are placmn ; obs-ructiv *
tactics la the Cortes but they denounce "h-
Barcelona baads as anarchists instead of
republicans. The Carlists in tb * meantime
are plotting ace waiting an order from Don
Carles. U is ceruia thit h- does not aeed
the coucsels of the vitioaa. urging him cot
to disturb the peace cf Spain
. Secor Sagas'a hop-s to set tbe b.II au-
: thorizine ahenat.os of : emtor > pished aal
| the Core off hs hands i'hin a week.
CANDIDATES OUT IN THE OPEN
) Ilrrrmi on thr KirM Wnril nnd
Ulca 4r Politic * nnd Irr-
onal Pru iifct * .
A Urge audience of souihsi.Je citizens
rathered ia the rooms of the First Ward
Republican club last aight to listen to ad
dresses by prominent workers and candi
dates in the coming campaign. I : bad txen
announced that Congresses a D H. Mercrr
would make the principal speech , bat h
was detained by illness la l-j family ar. 1
the rrosrara was filled by otter well kcwa
republicans. The chair u occupied b/
Samuel Scott , with E. J Cornish ecrerary
The first speaker wts Phil E. Winter.
candidate for nomination A < Bounty attor
ney who spoke principally oa several is
sues. He outlined the hlstorv 3' 'he r pu1-
licaa party and Its senr'crs to the naMcn
and closed with a modes' reference to his
own candidacy.
W I. Klerstead. candidate for renoalna-
tion as county commlir- . v ; d sea *
commendatory things rsirtla < tbe can < M-
dicy of Mr Mercer for coair-- * * . Hr tpoii *
of the way SJeree.- had pro.vl nu enrg--
j . < ! loyalty J > Nibrxitj t'uresci ani of
j his iateatioa t spend sotat effort in 'he
I improvement of th * South ralrtft-ntb tret
i boulevard In irkmg r * tb atat-i > lec
tion. Mr. Kier uad referred : o a tonv ra-
tloa he had had with J H UxcColl. who
r > - republican candidate lit < ovmor t > < .
years ago. Mr UacColI said that b had
learned to compute the republican strength
te a cossderible degree of accuracy lirtiig
(
the former casp .ga aad he u very sao-
gulce that Hayward win prove a wlaner.
T W Blackburn , candidate far coooiy
attorsey. made a short address , ta which
te prtsected 'he lisvec ef the campalga ia
aa laterest.ag way asd spoke brie aef his
o 'n caclidacy far the county ittorneysalp.
A W JeSTenss. caadidats fer the saae po-
ution. also spoke forcefully of republieia
priaciple * and accomplishment ! and ta-
son seed sis determination to atar by the
banerr regardl s * of ssy contiagncy of th
county conveetieG.
J J Beocher. cacdUate for * UMe : pre-
1 i GUtiv . asd J W. Furtai. e&adt4ate for
j county eoaails < ioBr. lM saade ahort aj-
j dre4ss. The pro era m was ccl4t4 ty
I Lee Ettelle. wbe suBK d up the remarks
j of the eresirg in a pleajlsg way ccd added
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PROVISION FOR SICK AMPLE
l.rdrr ( mm tt Vrnlnril > nr c Trll of
Ihp ( HnilltlHn'TP \ \ alllne nt the
Peri .MPl'Krr-nn 1li > M > lnl.
t a 1 Bro a of Nebraska City * aJ TS *
TV t.le fcl.on ! letter * bi.-h U wr . n
by s tra aed nurve a gra-luat * from tae
irate DJ-V living t : Nebraska CI'.T
OBNER.L HOSPITAL. FORT M PHER-
SON. ATLANTA. Oa , AU * . 21 Mr Dear
Fneed I burrird here last F-i.Sav morn
ing. This fort l a I'nl'rd Siate * oi.l.tar >
station containing a general B pl'.ai whicn ,
ccatlst * of four large buildings. Th re arc
also about ] < X > army iron , which conta.n tbe ,
sickest f\lT.t : [ as called for uuty s ,
soon a * I armed by one of tb * am ; doctor * '
and bv put m in charge of oae of tbe tents j
containing tea typhoU * . Tbe tnt ar * >
floored aad ice beds are iron , single , of |
course. I also have an ord rl. . or hat we
would call a Jay man. aad a darkey be * tJ
do errands. I have ao a Mist ant nurse. Tbe '
di.'ts are prepared at one place aad dis- ;
uibuted to the tenu bv the soldiers Each >
nuree given tbe entire -reapuosib.iit ) of '
her ten * . e efl tbe giving of medicines , so j
you * e there is a great necessity of cotnpe- ,
tent trained nurses. !
The fcrt is beautifully situated in large.
spacious grounds atd tbe water is fine It .s
t iea from an artesian well on tbe ground * , i
Plenty cf ice for cUd baths , good rich nvlk '
ajjl ail other supplies are coming in fas' .
We use ih.rtf sheet' , pillow cases and
toacli from societies all over the f nited
Statrs aad every day ladies give a donation
of useful ar.clBach row of tenu has
a headquarters , where we go tot all supplies.
The M D 'a. as far as t know , are very good
Dr Pa'trson uiv doctor l * an up-to-dato
nun and has his eye to all bun * Mv
school pia was recognized by a doctor tron.
tb * north. We nurs * are quartered la oo-
of the house * used bv the res. i eg officer *
whih at present is empty. It is fl .e-i up
with cots and good tNit i roomi. We ar-
.somewhat crowded , tin * and four in a
room , bat we are comfortable a.d can v. t-n
with rrany inconveniences That . * no effort -
fort for a. nurte. There are all k'ndof
aurs a here There are only three besiiics
myslf of 'he llliac-s Traitlng st eel hr-e
Thy bav * be c very kin.l to mr ftj' '
like n V I'P loncer bt yru kcc- - - . ; ;
Th-'r a 'lav t ar. J n rat ! - . cf .1 .r
shoull J'.ise th'-e w-rs zL u ; s.x-jr r. . - > -
il-c -t-r W .si > " . . w < - ' ! , -r i ' -
love LKI.V THIF.-K
NORTHSIDERS OBJECT AGAIN
trcrt tnr rrtlcr nmr A * cnur
thrnl Jf 't of a Ii-olilrill >
\ Icoron Uolinte.
The North S.de Improvement < .lub net '
last night at Its headquarters at the rornr ,
of Ames avenue and Thirty-second streets
and transacted business in the line of im
proving the part of the city In h'-h ; ae
'members live. A committee of t * * = t
members teas appointed to wait on : i"
street car company aad protest aga.nst ta
service which the north side is no * < - - . : , ?
The members say that transponat.cn oc : ;
stub which runs from the car cu s o- ,
Twentieth street to the end of th ! .ce .
insuficl nt to handle the traGc an 1 hi
resolved to do all ia their power to be--- '
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the present ccaditloas. A comm.f t ? o'
the street car officials recent ! } bv - . >
prepress had been made as > * . al'ho'j ' h '
the company has promised to rif.rno . - -
former way of running the cars to 'he - „ ' .
cf tbe line a was done heretofcTh *
committee will coasult with tbe off. ' .
next Saturday afternoon aad ursea -a "
take immediate action. The QU--.OI . '
impronns sidewalks in the neighNjr
was also taken up and discussed t' . ' rj
in ? definke decided upoc as a cours. ' .
tion.
tion.There
There Is much complaint of th * ; - * >
system , especially from thote who a-.t
? o to Camp ileiklejoha. Tnoy ? - =
pelled to wa.t ia the street at T * " >
oad and Ames avenue while th- * - - -
up the hill makes its fifteenrainr
( . 'oldVn4 trlkr M. l.unU.
ST LOl'IS Sept. T A col ! . . -
struck S' Louis end x ctn't > ir ' i
thermometer has drcpjed fony Jrc >
twenty-fcur he jr . \t 7 o < } ? ic t ; _ . tt ,
mercury registered is A.'ter h'r
inrly hot weather teat hid pr < ? % w - ; v
for some time this change is re-e . M - -
del.ght
Dmth Dae to Vlcohuli > ni.
LONDON Spt 7 A coroneri v j
rendered a v r-li-'t to the effc--t tha'h
death c * George or Julian. M-rl s , -
5Ci a 'o be an Amerraa n-W5purr rni-
who ir-c- ! h re on At.rt.st 1' a1 ' - . i
was foacj uea13 h s l iroosi : n -i-.f-z
oa Sfptent ; . re u ! ' < -J frm a ! otol sr : .
! ; TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
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DaUotn : Clouillne" nmlnrl -
nhlo Wlnilo Inrl > rn Un. ,
WASHINGTON , sept 7 For * < a-- fc-t
Thursday
For Nebraska Panly c.oudy wca.c r
I j vanablo wiais. l
j For South Dakota Threatening weath-r [ ! '
J j probably ccclcr in Use corthera por..or !
variable winds. I
! For lows Threatening weather : warm' ? !
1 : E the eastern portion , southwesterly wiaU ? !
For Missouri and Kansas Fair , warmer
\ariable Triads , becoming southerv. ! ,
For Wyoming Generally fair , vanabl ?
wiads.
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I taw > --.r advertio > er. ' of c > rt'-r .i
KtnEMis is th * Fa.U ! * .f.h.i TUffr.t I. ' ar I
ISM i oerjr JiXO t < K Ccnrrsi Rtitvt.\T ,
.
\ \ aad CmcraA a * r ,
area mt < f Halt Rkcsm on mj ka4i
of it fHtrt' UaiJlmj.
I had tbe won : ba = < * s I have ever sets ,
! At first my baadt asd attn Ir.ke oc : in
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| red. tnterv LlMMri witb wrni.le lu-hia ; , so I
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wcr'y twiua t ? sfcla ed tuy angers ia 1
then after ti * natery licid wooid em >
cat. fbere woaJj a csh fern with qcatr ua-
d r it. wbka itvaid peel o3 and C-MOC in great
cracks , the Wjod n.rn. . g cut in itrnni * .
My tnstz ba.U grew ac. ia wnjJ es lilc * a I
row s bora * an i the roots of UM Bails trtr ? to
afferled init I ! : tix tiili.tirtt OS rich
basd. be : torUwy have grown oct p.c aa l
im Hh. I am very th aW. . ! to yea forCiTj-
ci A. S P Mll rn. PrfUrudate , Pa.
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ted * vrrvtlnl of tsra ar.
at * el
CliA RESOLYEXT. rf.n f blo J
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F TTtl D r < iTcCxtw .
Catr.M7tt < - * 4rs.
i , c t En/t Eji . < . . . - L , rTTrS :
LIE HCatESCE OF Sill ? OF FIQS
Is due nr > t on' y to the o.-icmalit.v aud
iitnpliutv of the combmat in. hot al v
to tbe care anrt skjl with uliich it is
br svitr.titic proooses
10 the CALIFORNIA Fit ) Svat P
Co. onljr. and we wbh to iiuprt s upon
oil th importance of purchasing thr
true aud orijnaal remedy. As the
Pennine ? rmp of F < J H is tuanufacumxi
br the CALIFOR.MA Fie SvRCr Co
niy. a knowledge oi that fact will
assist one in aTo.ding the worthless
imitation ? maailacturvd by other par
ties. Tae high stsndinp of the C.vtJ-
roKMA Fie STKI P Co. vrlth the tned-
c&l profession , aud the satisfaction
which th ? genniae Syrup of Fips has
piren tr > suiions of faml'ies make *
; ue > oarae of the Company a gnaismv
of thf exe-Mene * of its wnwdy. It is
far in aUraacc of all ether laxative ? .
as it acts on the kiuneys , lir r an i
bowels without irr taun of weaken-
10 % then at.d it d' s n t gnpo n-ir
aauseato. In order to ( ret its beneficial
ejects. pAsp ! reneniijor the name of
the Com.xiny .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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BLOOD
POISON
A SPECIALTY
Pr < nary F --Ji-v ? - Te-tlary
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Cured in 15 10 35 Days.
. .an be t"a'e.1 t > r- f r stme
prt If j"'j
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