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VOL.III. NO. 120.
ANACONDA, MONTANA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1892.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
GLOOMYFOR FORAKER
Sherman'sSupporters Score a Point in^the Contest.
CONFIDENT op victory
Ohio'sRepublican l.eRislature Badly^Snlit on thu Matter of United^States Senatorial^Aspirants.
Cmtxim s, Ohio, Jan. -. Tlio f-on.ito-^rial ^i^nii -i in still iitiaatfad. Dm ^Matef^hhip cnntcsi ismir: I..it1m. tin* Sherman^^ an.liilalc. i- iioiiiitiul.il. Inn 11^ ^- result has^failcil t*^ Iii-iiik tliat ^^ 11 ^ -1till uri|iiit seen*-**^iut \ italilc that tin1 Sin rmaii |m*^i|^1.* M^cinllilintlv ^ ^ x 1 ^h^ t^ ^^I limn I 'naUi r ami his^follower-. I lit If'4-srl, the ihnmhty **x-|jnv-^ernor ha I lost MM ol that conviction of^ultimate MWM vvlncli has .-liaia. n i i/.*il^his actions throughout, if his words anil^t.tilvvai'*! il^ iiii auor tiHinuht M any^CfitWkM ^I lii^ inn.ml tli.nights.^Th^' Sin 1 in,111 M say that the^fitihi is oici ; thai all that re^^mains is hut the perfunctory for*^lnalit^. Tin- Koraker tui-ii s.iy the fl(jht
is|nm 1 h-uiiiiiiii^ to kMraiiii Umn
isour other prominent Ohio it puhlicaii^ImskIi s Senator Slirrinull vxlm dis s not^share in the view of I lie friends of l'or-^^k^ r. This is hw i.uy ot the Trca-iirx^Kosti t. who ti'lci;ra|ilii'il cotimatiilntii.ti-^to Srnajor Slii-niiiiiiasMiniiiis In* heard^the ifsiilt fif the speakership caucus.^^Fhmit has Ix r u .ill tin' time the audit of^the ailutiiiistraln.11 in tin- effort to elect^Sherman, and this telegram is tint a^w l i iiir to i|cmnrali/c our force.-* and rause^a siainpcdi 10 Slici-man.^ said t nut ye Cox^of ^ inrniii.iti. ^ hi^t li. u cuain of Koiaki t .^^I am not ilix'outai:cd.^ said Koraker.^ralinli. ^anil I still expect tnxvtn. Five^MM\oti-il I'.ti* I, all in. n l.o will vole for
111**.
Therenas an air of iu.cusc discouia;*;i--^tiu iit in Mm Fnralirri^uai^ct.--. immediately^after the caucus, hut tin* cliccrlill xv..|ds^of the i-x-i-ow-ruor soon laatimed a fueling^of ranAdouee. Until to-inuht tin* I'mak* r^pli.il.i 11 s. have .i|i| 1.111 111 ly MpHH every^Mid wave that swept ou r their ramp tint^a few lioiirs since.
Arollllilthe l:^ a].pialli-|s of Sena'or^Sherman this cictiiuu there ^a^ all air of^l liei 1 llllness anil ^ x|h clallt \ |i tiny.
The.\ssih laleil l'le--, ii.uild like to^know, senator, how you teyanl the -it na^^tion How he was askeil.
Vei.\lavorahle,^ replied the senator in^n tone of ipuet a-siiiaiti e w hieli *i.i\e e\ i-
4mmin*, too. like ).is Mm4b, n-uardiii
thehattli 1*1 ji^-111 .11 j\- touuht atnl won.^^ I In speakership' oiliest,^ eoin iniieil lie.^^has lie* u. i* is ::**iiei'all\ MM ileil. IdmJH^upon senatorial lines. In the senate. I^think, it , eotieeileilth.it a vety large ma^joritv h'lni* si^ nearly two to one ate^ft 11 lull*, to 1111
XVhat1I0\oir rxpei'i ymir majoritv to^be in joint eaui III ,
(III.I ll'in'l sax as to llnurc..,^ l*cplic*l^the m iiatoi ^I expert to lie tlolllinateil.^anil fin not knew that figures ate at all
lll.llelial.
It1 u'i in ralK under |.^^d that tin wn.i*^tori.il joint ^ am us v. ill im' lie laid until^Wi-ilnesilav or Tltui silai e\i Hint; of next^Mli .llnl till' decisive result cannot l*c^know n until that time.
\ia i-aui us *.| ii piililii an senators this^RltaMOMi Senator I-mip-on of \. hialmla^X'. a . i-iiaitimnu-ly selei n il for presi^^dent pro temper* , all otln r candidates
iMViM pl'ev io l* l.i withdrawn. UMM
is1 Laiiued bj bottt Poniker ami Siternuia,
buthas l.i 11, il to il^ . Ian* hlwaHfi
Th Sherman pi ople 1 laim lor I'oraker^to hei tire notniuatioti on joint MM^b^ ti^ 11 a single vote, lorikei MM h.*i\e^siipiMii ti is in the house. Sherman 1.^h winner b\ the sati-e ui.ii'giii. They insist^if he has :^i fetlowiis in tin* bMM^bis majority in the house will Ik*^^71 eoiisenueinly iimy that Uiflin in
l*li-ltell Sherman's Slleees*! is be^ond pel-^aiKeiitun*. |i Ma- nearl.x '^'^ o^e|oi k lielore^tin* ri*piiblieaii house e.mens got to work.^I.. C \. 1II11 was noiiiitiaiiil for * |h*uke| 011^the first ballot. III* voting being a^ to 1(4.^an PHiMM -ign lor I'oraker.
SENATOR PERKINS' VIKWS.^ii* talks \\I MM Turin anil MM Ml in
I1111* s I ItpH.
TrrtK\. Ix ni.. Ian. S, uator Per^^kins, w hen asked to-^l.iy if bis position on^the tarilT ami the silxer questions woiilil
lx*radically dlttemri from that ham^Senator I'luinb. repliedi ^SeMtor Plumb^badradloatb ehangeii Ma trtatraMHwaa
MMatiMailurilig tin* past ^ear. I Miteil^tar the Melxinle;. bill ami Pliinth agaim-t^il ; bill. In* hail lately Hi\en jt as his opin^^ion it w as a u ise pii*, ^ a| legislation. As^tat a- the siber qlMatlon is i'oni-erueil, I^1I0 not 1I1.iik anxtliing will In* dvM 'his^Mason.
Iiian interv iew tnnlav al Atehifon. ex-^Senaior Itifalla laid In- was ronUikrtll^(ioMinor I luinpluex's rituioK wouhl lie^eomtlielalerl ami apploleil by tin* re-
publfcamoi iin state aadrouatry, ami
thatllldfa I'eikins is an abh* man, ami
rillha peculiarly acca|italda to Mi ^up-
1KMteio.
COLDWEATHfcH.
X\iitil ami MOV in Norltt Itiikota fnter-^frrr Willi lln* ICiitiuili;; of Trains.
St.I'm 1, Jan. J. High ^ iinl- 11.1 night^wete hai il ^ 11 1 ailroail iutersii*tious wln*u^the know fell, atl'l there wen lualli ile-
II 1 i . 1 i 11 s.
Tini. araaa bad ftalgbi artwh at * rook-
siotiList night, w lieu .1 tail Httd 1 ollisjoii
tiMikplai e batWat II two seellons o| a^freight traitl. Soolle BTaa serinllsll 111)1111 ^l.
Ver i**^|i| a eatln i* *'ep..i leil oa a II lines;^esp^ . 1 1II1 in North Dakota ami Montana.^Xlln'|-e the t hel Ulntm tor IK Ih-Iom goro as
1.11in -.tas Urtiajaloni Ua tin* western^ih\ isiot 1 of tin- Omaha rnad, 'he lanuM 1 a-^ture raiiQis fanm two to six i|i gn .*s almve.^ami in \\ iseoiism it t- four Is u.w.
MaamaaU^mmL
f'nt1 MR' s. Ohio. .Ian. .'. 1'he buililing
fH-eupie.|b\ 'he Itoolh f'artl.lge eo|up.*|tl
buMrdto-nigiu. it was oerupMd b\ tin-
I'.iimitMattufaet iiritigr-ouipiilii. Se\i*ral^IMHI weii* injured l^^ a falling wall,^indlta Kirn-. PMMp lx**n^h anil (.. H.^HI'* ^j^*r lna^ .In*. Hilars ,^j a) - - I u*tli^. i..iit uuunU*. The p-eeuinarj lose i*flight.
FIREAT NASHVILLE.
Several
Klremva C'l ntliril tn Heath^Heavy 1 ^^^^^^^ ^ aii^e^l.
NASHvtt.Lt.Jan. 2. -At 5:40 this after^^noon the most disastrous tire Nashville^has hail sinee 1*1, broke out in Webb.^Stevenson ^ Oa/a store in t olle(re striet.^A utrong w iml was blow in^ from the north^^^ i^,i . The fire wan eoiiflniHl to this store^for nearly an hour, but gradually found^its way to an adjoining more or-^eupii^l by A. ti. Rhodes A: t o., and^then into the Atwell A- Sheed hloek.^Al thin time the wind ehangeii and the Bra^started in another dirertion. Weakly A-^Warren'H seyen-slory furniture store^north of Webb. Stevenson A ^ o. w as s^^^n^a mass of flames. Members of the colored^lln1 eouipanx wei*,- stamlinc a'ross the^alley on the Ihne-Ktory building of PtiiI-^h|is A Hutierolf. iiiatiufaeiuriiig eompnni.^w hen Wcaklv A* Warti ti's building i^ud-^ileulx bulged out in lln* eenter and b'll^aeross the alley. The following flrMMi^all eolotiil, were eailght under the tailing^building anil in-taillly crushed to death:^IMM ' 1 n-!i 1 i*1 1. John Allen, Harvey^laving and Captain Coudy.
Whenthe I'lullips ,V Hut ten .11 building^crushed in it ijuiekly l.ok fire ami was^consumed. About this lime tin* wind^changed again and the Haines swept back^ton.nd the Noel bl.M k.atid It and a va^^cant building adjoining Wells A- Sweiil's^were noon burned. The lire is now prac-^lieally umli r control. There were a mm^ber of men injured h^ falling wall:* and^explosions, that blew out of two or three^building-*.
Itis siipiiosed the fire was ..f ineendiarx^origin, a- I'ireui.in Daily, w hile in the^Wells-Sueed building, saw a man apply a^lurch to a mass of iiillamahli* material in^the rear of the store. The loss will ap^^proach .^wm.OOtt. It is impossible to learn^of the insurance carried to-tiigbt. Phil-^lips-Huiti'rolT's loss isclose MitaVHBl A. J.^Trail aW,Webb. Steienson * Co..
Pta.'OO;Atwell A- SlIMll. Sx'i.nOO; A. ti.^Itlnslcs. ^jstfl.OfO. and buildings oecupieil by^the thr^i^ latter lirins. MJA,
Noelbi s k was occupied by the Western^I'liion Telegraph company and contained^MM H olliees and Iwdrooins. The build^^ing cost 5*7.'..rnu ami the Western I'liion^losses an* $10,000. Several Hriii* auffafwl^considerable damage by watermid bn.ken^window glass. Il is dtffii'ult to get inhu^^mation out of flie city on account or the^destruction of the Western I'liion ofliee.^Tin* operators are crowded to death in the^railway depots, w hile the lire is in pro^^gress. Another broke out in the Waters-^AIlM foundry at tin* corner of Walnii'^ami I'liion si reels and dc .trovi .1 the plan'.
Uamt4n.^^m.
ONLY ON HIS SHAPE.
Mr.Seymour Is M'oilh a VIIIMa Hollars^In His Mln.l.
CM'MM Jan. 2. Mrs. Seymour of Oak^^land. Cal.. has w rittcn 10 friends 111 this^city, asking tin m to hs.k out for ho sou.^J. W. Se^ moiir. who is 111 tho **itv. She^saiil he entertained some ^qui-er ideas^^on* lM*ing that In* was enonniHisly wealthy^and hail fraieled all oier the glols*. She^was anxious about him. as he had but Ill-^lie money. The young 111.in was found^here at the L. lam1 hotel, where he had^been for several dn\-. He has ls^cn^spending his time silling ai.aiml the hotel^lohhi. telling thai his mot her was a mem-^b**r of the JfauiotiolT family, with estates^MM Ml, Petersburg. Russia, bin that her^i'*sideni*e. most ol tin* tiiiie, was at f'011-^stalllllloplc. He also talked eonsaleialily^of ^ lull, haling he tict'titli \i-iti d that^country, l ln-hotel authorities, learning^ol his ini|H cuiiious condition, refusid to^allow linn to stax there las' night, n-tatn-^iug his trunk as w-cuilty for Ills iinl. hi. .1-^MM to the institution.
COINSOf- NEW DESIGN.
1lie Mint*, taigageil In Tinning Out New
silvernjM
WvstiiM.TON. Jan. 'J. The din-etor of^IIn* mint w ill inaugurate the \* w Vi*ai' by^'he issue of new si]\tr coin*- : half ilollars,^MM dollars and dimes, bearing new^designs. The mint at Philadelphia -tatted
ontin- goImm UMaa plaaaa M^aj. ami
themints of S.m I'lam-iseo ami New*^I ^i lcaii.-' w ill stal l a-soon as I he dies Ntadl^tln ni. The silver n.-nl i ill consist of that^iiui-oiiied now in tin* treasury awaiting^coinage. The iliii'ctor Iio|m*s to reeoin at^h ast a million 11111 urrcnl coin under the^existing appropriation, and when it is ex-^haitsted congress will Is* urged to make a^detieieney apptopii.ition to continue the^coinage,
~ . ^ -^^-^Convent ion Willi francs.
Pv t:is. Jan. ^. The Trntj^* says the gov^^ernment is on tin* ev 1* of concluding a rnll*^v ^-tit ioii xx il 11 ilii* I 11 it, il States for partial^applica 1 ion of the minimum tarifl. Tins^a;:r. etuenl. the fMaJM sa.v s. differs from^1 hose pending bMtMM I'i'.it^ e and some^other l uiopi an |s^vv. i s, in reipiiring that it^Im* siibmitteil to pari in in. lit for ratification.^The new convention, the 7Vmu., savs. sis^cures u continuance on the Aim-ri.-nu free^list of a number of French pp-duct-, ui-^eluding sk'iis. lajM and molassi s. 1 he^paper further ai^ s PraaldMI Harrison in-^tonded on Jan. I to etifon-e ag.uiisi tin so
ModiMtailuties applicable to bimMti from
i'ouutlies that rcfusist to cotlceile |o the^Tinted Slates re^ ipns-al advantages^ISMMM unbioken etijoi inetii of ^^x^*ui|s^tions (nun pav mcut of those duties. M.^Pilsit. minister of f.m*ign atlau -.. nego-
tiatedthe ei nvi Uttoll ll'tern d lo ill W iii. Il
thePatted States get a minimum larin on^|s.t k to Kratice. ibe ex|s.rt value of wlin h^amoimis lo I Z/ttajOOn franc, ati DUath . and^which la ^i|ilnl in value t^. I'tatlee's ptis^ducts exempt Ir an duly by tin* United^Stales.
It iv lis All In. |aM r.
I'll m.i 1. Jan. J. A dispa'i i from ifalB^ico. priiitiii In ti't.si! iv. n ils .*l a bornhle
lll|e| follghl j|| f'orl.ol.nl... M. llnl. Two
DftDMiMMlvoung 'in 11. ill love with the^^MM girl. MMIMad in fn.ni of Ihecathas^dial. The tight boM*,H^'li dn w
kuiies and in a fivi mi mile*, ana whs l\ ing^ih.nl on tin* sidewalk, notuplf t' lv disein-
Isiweh d. w hile his ;, 11 f .^(J^'111 -' W is so |,*|s
1ihly hack) d In* died in a feu botM ^.
Kr ipi 01 It v XV Itli SMll.iilor.
Wism m ; 111\. Jaii. j. |^he president fa^^da^ issu. il ., piis laiiiation i iouiulguting^a iiiipiisity treaty with Salvador. It^goes into eft,*, t Keb. I. next. I' is similar^in its main provisions lo those heretofnre^^Mitcri-d int.. v it 11 other Centra! vtncricaii^states and the Went Indian island.
TRIUMPHOF JUSTICE
Nebraska'sFigurehead Governor Most^Take a Back Seat.
boydFULLY in THE IWIM
BOISE CITY NEWS
Henlh
ThayerHas No Right to Occupy^the Governor's Chair An Unltott^States Supreme. Court^Decision.
SnrrDIto the standar.l.
WisiiiMiinx, Jan. The ^l^moerats^in Washington are htghlv grn'ilhil will,^the preiliction maile ii|s.u ;.^i*l authoruv^that th^* supreme court will turn out^Thayer and decide that Royd is a eitiren^and is qualified, as hi* was elected to Is*^gov ernor of Nebraska. Following the fa^^vorable n*|*^rt of the courts in New York,^hi the sett lenient of the disputed legisla^^ture elections, this result inspires glial^democratic ivgaul for the courts. Tl^- de^^cision for llnl d was made bv *^ to :t, Ivvo^of the three opposing justtrea U-inA1 re-^publicatis.
F.x-PostmasterHatliawav of the homa*^IsislolTiie lias Is-en prov ided w ith a heiih^in tin* folding room ol the senati .
TheMMflN ^^' '^^ ^ ^ litf. Pirk^couutv. Mont., has liecn rees'ablislieil.^ami Samuel I . Wallace lias Iw 1 n eommi: ^^sioiU'd as |^oslmaster.
W.H.fiiavc. ot Montana is in thecitv.
GRANDMA^ JOHN IS MUM
liovrriiorTliitit Itefuses ^^^ sp, ,11, Atii.nl^1i1*' On Uion in f avor of Itoyd.^l.lM'nr.x, Neb.. Jan. dovernoi^Thayer, as well as other stale officers,^decline to express themselves relative to^the tumor from Washington that the ni*^picnic court will decide in favor of Rovd^in the giilH'i'tiaioiial tangle The opinion^among the leading politicians is thedcci--^iou will he taken as the truth op lalsilv of^the rc|Mirt.
TYRANNICALDERVISHES.
Persfi ill ion of f hrl-tians unit I-m i-tgni-1 ^^III tin- Congo toiuilry.
I.OMlON,Jan. '. Telegrams ll.iv e liecn^i*eceived here fimn fnngo which coiihtm^the statement*- made hj l-'ather (Hirwal-^iler. He said K.iiiii|^*ans are slill in the^hands of MM Mali.list* at ommm^Thc.v are loadeil with manacles and^iTiicllv beaten. Ti'llilig of the MaMa of^111 ^ * x\ I. il^- ill captivitv. Father I tin xx aide:^said the malidi granted no pro^vision for Mibsisieuee of the captives,^but allowed Hi* in sufficient lib^erly lo earn a living as lust^thev conlil llhrwalder lived bv tailoring^and weaving, and tin* Sistei.. bv baking^and -clling bread- During the last Is^timntha the fngiitvca lixcil in 111111I huts,^but prci loiinlx their onl^ sheln 1 w a - made^with their own hands fiom canes and^niai/.e stalks. Thev describe Khamsin,^us all destroved exci pting 011b the^AmMM ehuich and (.1 11e1.il (.. nlon -^pala' i . and thev sa.v regulation is cover^^ing the sites of tin* house.
Duringtin' last two vears famine and^small pox made fearful lav ages in SainIan.^Mai/e rose to ten times it*, uoriinl valm .^but now food Is plentiful . ^ 1 it I ^ heap T.*-^dav's advices from Congo roriotmrat*^Fat In i 1 ^lu w alili r'- r^ not 1 ..f tin* vi aning^p. *w cr of the derv is he.- in the toiithvi 1 **t.*i 11^pan ef Soudan. Tin ^ stab* IMpMNt cn-^llicis iHiiirred Ulwe.n Mm Mahdi-^and native chiefs, and the laitoi vnn*^often v ictorious.
FatherI thru alder and Hbe aiaten tr.n-^childilect ll.illi Korosko to ( ail'o, and 1^dispatch received fn in tin last 11 iim-.l^city staled that the priest. 111 speaking n|^aflairs 111 the Soudan, had said that tin-^nierous w idow s of Mahdi an* complaining^that Khalifa \bilallah Moaa Hot provide^MMM with maiiitenafice ticfltting then^station, and t In tr gi u*v am i has baM stip-^|M.iiedbv Khalifa Sherf. Tin* latter also^oppose-'* Abflallah's *-^ heme ol leaking the^Nsabdiaiitp auccaaakM h^^i*cditarx instead^I of as piov id* ^I 1*.r I*v Mahoinund. Th*-s**^I MlaaaMtaM are weakening I He |*ovv* r al^1 mainIn-Ill. and F.-ilh* 1 t (hi vv al'h l *av s tin*^I p**opli- a-ould welcoim auv cbatigf* 10 r* -^I lev e 1 hem from its tv ranii..
i -^a - ^ 1^In-.ilh ol ^ ..loiiel Hainrv
Ml11 I. Wash.. Jan. -. -Col. John I .^Haines iliiil al Ins hone i:^ thi^* * tlx th-^afteriiiMiti from .1 eompli'atioii of com^^plaints bad net-* I b,\ piieumotiia.
'olonel Main's w .s l-.au in Soiilhrie^lUteotain isll. ati l after sunn* lours resi^^dence then* was in Chi* ago. lb -calm* Ml^Seal 1 h* in IsT!'. 11-iiling In'te coin iniioii II^since. H^* g*M a proinim-ut lavn i an.I^pohti.iaii. He was chairman of iii* state^republican committee in |^ss, but n -igm i^upon iM'iug art*-t.-d tor * , ^iupli^ itv in^the famous fianlmr opium smugglitig^i a-^*. He was taken to Nea Voik foi ni.il^and ai-'piitted.
LostIn tile snow.
CxH'ion,N'iv., Jan. .'. Snow at the^summit is from six to It b * t deep *^u th**^level. Two Italians won* lost 111 the Maoa^this week ami pinliablv p.-rished. lln h^aid Flu i se and John Moughlass left la-*'^Moinlav ill s. an h of a pattv -apposed lo^Is* lost ill the snow belli* 1-11 Plaeet v ill*^ami l.al,e vullcv. Nofbiiig liaa bet 11 heard^ftxHti them sin* e. This luik.s nine ft lea
lostin the sii*^w. A baarj bmmi i^ snii
raging.
('onlraliaii.l I l*i..*^^#.
Minm\ri^i is, Jan. _'. \ /arapei .'
fromSeatt h*. Waah,, aa) -: ! ..^'it ^^'ti roll-^tfabaadCbiuaHMM vara raptured here t..-
ilav. Tin ^ vv* ri' landed earlv tin*. 1*te
ingin 1 he vv .nmIs n* .rt 11 of MM i'liv. A cii 1-^z**u saw them getting ^ft a lu^*aterioU^sloop in lie* bay. amI in lili* d tin* ..111* at^The latter nddada I Mnaaa I nmdry on 11 *^edge of low 11 and captured MMM i^sltMip cs^*a|^ed dow 11 tin- Im.v.
Ketlrc*from Ih, I nllr.l stair-.
iMBVi IMi -'^ I be ^ Hi ^^! I oll'lo'i
Fin*I'. Ill I nea MMfMMI has decided lo
itl dnw from Mm hualipnaa In tin* i nn* .1
States,ow ing M the lack Ot prod11 Th*-^ci.uipanv v-x ill Mft| all its risks in I Ida^country to matiiritv.
mm^u llir snow.^Run. ^^.!^... Jan..'. Will CMmM Md^O. ^ ruteller were kilh d by a sm.vi sii.l*^last night. Their bodies ale burled uiid**i^JU teel of ktiiiW.
Ttiestate *\il^tltor l,.^,-^ on s Toot
ofa Worthy Woman,^^special In t lie stsnrtar.l.
Hoistf 1 rv. Jan.t man named Siaf-^f ^nl. alioul :|t MM old. left M 1 Hilar on^Monrlav lor Nampa and stopiml over^night at Risitieville, a stage station. He^left **arl\ next morning afoot, ami wa*.^found dead on tin* summit, alsiut two^miles distant, bv the stag*^day. His wife had sent^com*-Imiii*' on. Twent^-tlve ilollars w.isj^found on his person.
MmW. MismIv. stale a.idilor*if Idaho. 1^g*xt on a big spree the night Is'for*' I 1**^and vv cut to tin- eapu.rl ami -In .11 ***l an ex- I^.retiiefi oh a io|icroiis dis[s.^iti.,u. when^Mi. Titrow kimllv rc.pi*-t*il him to^ol**a rv e lln1 onhtiarv eourtesn-*- tmliilgeil^in about the capital. Mr. M.^^lv then*^piiM-eedi il to abuse him iml thev ^ oin*' to^blows, when Mi. Tatrow pmveil himself^the better man. and Idaho's slate auditor^was lauded into the front lard from^w hence he went to bad,
Mrs..1. F. Koutisville. w ileof one of the^prim ipal ow in rs of the Idaho fatify tM^ion*,, died this morning after a long ami^liugetmg spell of complicated trouble,^als, 111 w Inch pin *-ici.in-..liil not agree Mr.^Ro'lllsv ille has tin* sv nifialliv of lh.***itv.^Dui nig lln-ilav MM cxpix's-'oti*- of con-^MalMM have baM received 01. 1 IM WM^fn 'in bis old fru-mls.
Inthe en^e of tin* Fnitcl states i^. An-^in* t'ainolsll. found gniltx ^I pa-sing^conuierfeit 1 0111. a motion w .- in.nl. this^m*.riling b.v *l. Ihuinliurker. her * **uus**l,^|..i a new trial. The action vv ill h. argued^llotiW.
Ill#^|1* vvim1' *4 1 ;|sc . lllsllU-*' ^-*'I I^ .lav iii
ih- I'mteil RtaMa ^ in nit bv motion nl the^PnHad Stall s district attorn, \ . Th**^1110.-1, if not all lln sc. wera for unlaw ful^voting during tin* I isi camp.iigii.
Tin*-Ire*t far ran mlo.iwag*.u i.*.nr-^*lai and brok.' Mm vv ag* ^n .1 ml s^*i iou^l^^damagi'd lln* * .11
MISSOULANorn,
Vlinortlapilelllllgs ,*t Intel* ,1 ol Ille (,*,*-^^ It'll I II) .
MMMt^ IM stail.lur.l.
Mlssoll v, .Inn. '.'. Kev. O. I '. I lark,^pastol of the I 'ougi-cgatioli.it chinch, has^sent nut a prinli d li-t *^f IJ siibj^** ts vv Im h^he vv ill MmMH in die imirnitig aennOM^during th*-w inn t. Allot tin in are ^pies-^MaM in w blob t hi istiau |m ople are d*-^-plv^illlelcsled, and In* inv it**.- i Ii.i-.i- vv ho have^no oilier church allihaiioiis lo attend.^The week ^I pravcr w l'l Is* ..I. * rv e-1 al lln'^I ollgieg.ltiolial chinch b^ services ,\civ
evening.
Yesltnlav al MM |*oor farm passi-il
piii'tiv. Batata i in ing *low h m dtaMV m*
olth* patients lead all aililli'* - to Sll|s*r*^uiteinletii I ami i s. in win. lithe patients^thaukisl him for his kimlne--- ami attct.^Don MJfMJ tin* past vein . lb* r*'s|M*mle.|^apptopi i.itelv and as-iin-d MMM that bt^would not tire in hiscfioits to pinin^u.^^their Mjfatti
Vt1cl*l.iv llol. Rui-re -. o| tin^ tin- depart^incut went calling. Hav imi hghtiil a two^bit Ctfaf Im|o|-* eliti'rtng lln* r^si*li*tu-e of^iMlb |M| ladv . am1 not xx is 111 lug to^throw it aw :*^ . In* stuck it in hi-- itn-kit.^The lite wn- 1l**f tln.lollglilv put out and^Ins ov eii'oat was ignited and but it*-^I up.
Hipitiure- have beau dlwwtrad m the^placer MM*U of J. ft* D ivt. 'H ami \ I^Halt near Si**vetisv ill**. The praclouw^si.iin nr.* washed out m the gra*^ l \
MMVwtM Irgain/e*l to ii*^rl. th*.
mini's aa tin* Tailor M Mi
Arrangi'iu*ills an* Is ing marie tor a^pli/e light m xl i'lldav llighl at Mw Ma^col theater. botarUM Sam Drew, colored,^ol II.|. iii . imI Mile Farlv. who. . of this
My*Both ui* n weigh als.ut iin pounds.
Somebridge iitulicr was di-.**.^veie*l on^the lallroa.l Hack m at \rl* ^^ la.t night,^evidi'Ut'v ptlt tbata to wn*l, th*' west-^b'lUtid express.
COURT AT BLACKFOOT.
sentatlanal Iii*i^.|..|ni. MuMfl for in {
th* ^lltllrh John Unriter (Nit.
spsclalto Hie StaiiilarJ.^Rl M Sl^^l. lilili... Jan. % The district
^ ^ art convcues hi*r*. on M .n liv next. A^large number *^f i en unpoi t.^ti^ ^ ases are^on the d.w'ket. principal a lining w hfh aaa^tl ^ ,is,*i ..f *^*!. ,,^ . hargi -I *.^ ith the tnur^dei of ^'Dutch John.^ ami th i' of a parti
haverih*' Mil i ani-sted at Mil amnion for plMMJ M1^him in..11. v '.* | stiu.-nous on il.c i.iiliia* tick a' H it^pla* ^^.
|iw ill lie MMMMUMMl Ih it MMUaMabb*^of a sensation was cieateti in ihi-pait.*f^Idaho on ae* outit of lln' arrest of M^. ^Tex.^ the cow b**v . .iml *.'n* It. F. Hake, a^prominent men-hanf and .in* I, gr^*wi*r. a^^ ouplo of uiontlis ago lor alleged murder^. of ^Dutch John.'' and that all* ran *'v*^. citing hearing before Probate .bulge 1^' Stevens Hake was ununited ami ^'lex'' !^icniunil* *l t^^ MTuM WMm ^*l Mm grand^jinx. At the time it was said a nuuils*i of^prOMteMl BMaUM knew something^j about tin- killing 1.1 ''John.^ and I^| that when the 111a11^ i^ tM s.fteil^1 it would aboa Up l.a.lli for ;^'t rtam piirties. \ ia**i amount of sp^*cu- I^lation i- Is'ing uidulgi .l in as to ^he prols^able ^int^ *im^' ol this celebrated mm H^i also said thai William- lln pi in* pal .^w it uess for ilii* pn*s**i utnui. has In . n .* pit-- I^ite*l aw ai . and that a *|etei imtii *l * n..i I on^tin* part of * ct lain partu s w ill he mail** I
leaf ^Tex^ for fear In- will |^cach
COLONEL Mt* Arts DKAt).
tn llnnoreit Member ^.l ttie MagUlUf^trmv bMM I ^ ay.
pMMH the ^ uiiUril.
Sri'KvxtWash.. Im* '^ I inf -t ol.^I^'1'ri. k Meats. Fo'iith I tiite^| RuMaa^[nfantrjr, dtad at Fort ^pokane at |1^ocl.sk Ian dight. on i he ^^^i h a linn or*, in^ol l.i-birth. He leave-- a wife, Ivvo sops^and a daughter. His oldest sou i-^a liauker in New York city. All^the other HMMMM *^l the family^were al his bedside vv hen he ^ln**l.^f 'oloiicl Mears w as Ihii n ui Now Y ork, and^was ap|h*llilc*l lleuli li ml * .huielof a N^-u^York mlimn ei nuniii-iil. I let. 1. 1st,!, and^w a-, honor.ihll mustered nut N*n..iOot tin*^sain,' xenr. He was ap|h^intrd second^In im nan' ..I the Kblth inf iiilrx. \pi'l ^^*.^IMI, flral lieutenant Mai 17 of the same^venr; captain. Aug. 17, MM] niaior *.l^the I'w * ntv-tlfih nifaiiiiv. \pnl. MM)^ami Iiciii* mint colon* I ol the Fourth in^lainrx in |s*^. Dermg the gieat**i |^^t tton^of his lib* helms In*u statiotuil in the^Wi st ami for tin* mm v.*arh.i~ ls*^*n in i ag'-lv replied^command ol Foil Spokane. M.I]or Mole l^l anew at i 11
*.fthe First infant! i will piol.ablv ^uI
himin i onimaud ol that post.
INTHE FIRST DEGREE
Dr.Gra^es Foand Gailty of the Harder^of Mrs. Baroahy.
IHI (.1 OSIV . AR'il'N^KNTS
An Elon'i^nt Ann-pal For th^ Ao*^MINI The Jury Was ,^Out Only Six^Houri.
D HI rr. Im. Thi* HMVBlflf in th*^CJr.iw- ^ Iti'lir*' Fuim.*ri r^^-iiiii#^d: ^I^.*f^l^rit i^t^^ tli^- MISaBt] of ili^ -f our* -*rt'l^irtMNVdf '*^ tlintiiijli \^ i^h tlio
I\* ill ^ rtinli 1|-.^ ,,.\ 1-fllKifltS !^* * 1-fs#|\ ,1-4
H0m1M*iI *ni kfiiit' ^^^ r^frp^h \oiir in^ni-^r^rv. ^ t^nr.i*l ^lt in* .I prmittfftlj h*^ t*
lr.it (^ttl| sft n^rk lo
hi*ftiniK .nii| ^M'liin. *,\**r^thinH^u^ til lil Im* .iii i it; lit. M i. tr, i-f|n)irt**^| lio^^ Inl M| thi-. ^ nnriid ^l*'iiir^l li** an*lGr^tv^^s^^ |ii^jrr^'lli*^l. HiM oin ,ii|niitio^| ho th'.iight.^^.r.ivi*i Im^I l^*i|^| ni l ^l^nn.\ v\^^r^U uiMi^^ ^^nni^l mii ^ n^- t.| lit*- i.i,;l.r-.. I kyr. n-i^^tin*- -ii-t mi |^r. ^ir.i\* - ' Dr. (iM1 p^ tin!^PMBMMvl .^In hii iln- ifiianluin !^ ' i * |t van^t^^ In UK .lti\ ^ii^. hut fr^ rurb^Mr^ Hini.'lv - ^ vti.n ;ig^\i\c*-, Th-r\ ^av
Dr.QfivH1 mot h ^ ^*i - to Im mii r^^^ u-
t.| wnlio'it iilxuxl.|^r*Mt^ h\ -J^*1 i
CfUH.nl Dr. GCmVM t^^|i| Intii |h h*^th^xi|^hi Mi -. M.itu ih\ f^iiirnih'r^ t| f on-^i i'l'i ^ hil'lr^'ti in iii*- u. ill, hiit l 'In, not^Uiiftu h h it ,tni'*ntit ht^a.t- |fff htnn^**If. Yrt^th* \ ^.t\ hf li.id .i MMtAl *'. hit ^ii-p h*1 h.Tt^I'Hp ^ If in * iff aolp eir^riitor. Hp '11*1 not^know hp w.%* tim'Ip m^Ip p\pi utor imT,l^^!^^hn i ^^nr.-ji| laM lnin.
1*hp .-ti^timt-iii-* ^|^..^.| tf.t|^v.^Fui mm ^mUm f^^r th*' ^^HMfl MMl N'r.^^it'\^'iis t Itfniue ft^i ih^ pr*^^p*^iition. \i 4^11. in. th^*^ ^ ^^^ w .1- (ivM to tIip yir\.
AtHilla, in. the jurv rpi'in^p*1 a v*r-^ih^ t ^if 'juili \ ^*r nmnl* r m f ho Aral dPgr***1.
Ir. Itr.n ^^^-^,i --ittin^ Iw lnnH hi^ ^t^or-^iip\ . -111*!*;** Fiiriii.Hi, .^rt*I ^ Iipii thp \ Pith* r^He*a* rPMil hp jrnvp a\i^l#Mit .t ut, ^Invnt^I'Mpnii: I'nhi* r-h'iii . F^ rspirat,oii im-^Nt.mtl.\ Mt.irt* ^1 an*l * ^t *\: ^ ^(^^ ^ ^f pat^l^ H Iimim ln-^ Iut* li*-.itl. Mf iliPti i'orMMl^hi- hut* with hi. h.ttnU ill l'l v.-ilr-rit.^Ml*. *ilto|in\, I'uriM.iii. lo#^k thp \fr^lirt^p^l^iall^ an lianl and tiPtnalh ^ 1 ^ * * I
IIit Thp jinliii' mImH Fiirnian it hw^th'f-inNl iin* |ur^ |h^II^^I, .im^I thp la'tni *..,\-
\\ r* iA\* *\hut ina^|p .1 inoiion
NOTMINt:NbW.
Mm ^ Mi K-tpIii tt In Krj(*r*t^ThllUn Niiiiaiioii.
\V*^mim,1on. Jim. '*. \o lhs|VltrlM .^w -pit Mt t |\ 11i a I lh^* ^|p|^ai t Mir ni^ t^v^l,i\^: lout hiiic on ih^- ( hilt.in - itii.itMtii- Sot r^^j lar^ Blani^ i*|M nt ^^^'\* r.il IMMN ^^^ MM^! |i.irtinfill of Mtdttt* nn*lthf Miiti h
jiinin-ti'i aii*l *p\ **ral olbef |i^-tfuni^. hut^1 S^*nor Monti, f'hili.m niiiiihtPt, w,i.^ not^^mnti^| hi* % i^itorit. \t tln^ na\\ ^|^^|^.itt^in* lit it f|| .i'hnitt' il .htfl^p Xihtir.itp^(it'ti* 1.'I If*m* v 1-on hih wm$ tn s.m Fi.1 n
1Ik'ti 1-^ Tll.lkl' fiilllKll If tt|l 11I \ into til*'^M.i It iii hhp iik'I'Ii 11 If ^ii th^' iim\ il ut lli.it
\t s^|. T^ -liiimiiv will tip r*i|^ii*i| tn^hii tn ami tnriittl n\^*i to thp ^ |r-p,^rt input ,^of flatP tt^ lit' u t*l in r^K'^ titiu th** rr 1 ^!^^^- 1^m nt.itHMi- tn t**' madr h\ thp Chilian :^1 utn m tun* ut. |t ma^ hp j^I ^.** r* ut0Mh ^l m 1^I |^ro|H r In in* Iml* thp t^'-l nil* ^n^ tn hr ^^^.!-^I Im im| |i\ th*' hulji** a^|\^^i-:it*' ^Ptii-ial 111^th*- 1 tint ^.(iiiinlt'ii* i' to kw li.iti-tnii 11 il la^1 iiiiCM' -^ l^\ Mm |^t^ MiIrii 1 It t hi - nIi.iII h*^ j^ih* pMffMMMS * ont WpOMinQW p *'^'i|l*l not ht^1 M'lit to 1 nti|iii^*K Ik-(oi^* iii*-l.ittpr part ot^th*1 pi*-rut month.
Whi it Dr. (tiMXPH ^a*^1 hoii^ht of ihr \ ^^|^ln t^p*-.il*-^IK Ml) \nu it til^.iih] .1 Mirpii-r lo^-horl tun*^(tr i ^ In
a-kr#l^ tiat hp^hp rpplip*l hv rtv^.1 grp.it -ho* k^him. In *^thp h.nhff- look Dr.^nri.in*' an*! ti** w 1*
hi\iiito il r jail. I oloiirl Ballon *tn*l^^hiilg*- I m m 01 .11* tinipanip*! him. Mr-.^(11 a\ * - a 11*I thp *|o* tor - .ik'*'^1 m^*thPr w pi^^not pi 1 or m thp ronrt u hon th** ifnln t^^M r*'inli t * *l. but .ift* rward* wm i^t^ tho^l itl to -^^^ ili^^ i|m'ii^r. Th* \ rt^ ir uTi'atK'^.iff*^ t* * I b) thr IM, antl itiP litu toi'a
lliothrifaltlteil.
MATTIRl^^ Mm Ha
TH UKK
DHIUPbBURL.
PICKINl-S
**Mm ^ tn
MAKING
lit1; mlr illttit fiff m
CONVbRTS.
Itub .11
4^l**n^|*lnu **tlll Qmm ^^r
In*'i- 1 *^^ I it *^.
spp*'iaitn mt} MMVi
PmIfWtTMOa IMi '^ W I^'^* ^ tt
fimtt-fl thr MrtfHNM a^ in ^ith*r \*mi^.^Ihrti- w a- * t^i 1-1*I* 1 ahl^- vhi 1111 jumping '*n^th*' h* tiinntni; ol thr iipu \rai. I h^- 1 Mia^Im-tli ( latin* th*- prinripal on* t^ loiitiing to
111r ^ I,mi I N pImiII OOtllpaliy* WAI t^ li M-att ^ 1^l^\ thrrr chlfrrrnt p.n limit .iinI ^ a* h 1 laim
antn 1.111** .1 tmm mt th* r^ ^ ^ -nil r- oAm
inDrrr F^^*lyr. MflfW (lr-h man not^.^-par* ^I. .in*l Fun lip n*ii 11 won t^\ thr**'^minut*^.. hut it i- \ir^ iloithtfnl if h*- ^ati^BMPfH 1 In-, tith- in th*- mint*. I h^ t h/ 1-
iH'thhM hmm mmmmm] mt pmtmnt umI
lh* mtiipam ImM thB r^'i-i'i\ri - r ^ ^ ^ ^ 111^lot lhi tiioiii \ paid I ^r lh^' rlaim F\*'t\^t^ -*|i 11:^ 1 m^ 1 it nff thr law has hmm l.i 1'lifnlt\^lulflll'tl. * ^^rpt th 11 HOI won', ot Wttrk^w.i not mW0 ii^ WW* I' !^ * laim*il 1I1.1i^flli ir 1 1 t|t ' l ^'Il fmm) hunt*- 1 nut i l^-
i|inriii|Tthr annual .1^*^-m* nt woi l* in Im^^MM HntM a |wilr|it i^ i* 'i* il imt it *|in 1 1^lint hi'i'iii In hnld th*' linhv i't'ial it-pnii-i |^hlr for tIn- 1,11 iliti*- - o| tIn- mmn ri 1 nn-nl in '^i-'mkmj 'hr pat* lit. .mil il Hi* 1 u- li .1 {^i|p* l-in|| Il Will plnhahU Im (* \i i-i tl.
Jain***.Bt I lr;ir\.of thr Flrarv hint-* ,^rot ni mil from I ahfot nia to-ii t\. ^ In 0 hi
ha1-1 m i 11 tot in- 11* .11111 fat ^ montli 01
- ^ ^ - ^#*^ ^-
1iiuiiiiimhni mt Mimi
p^iii |i tmt nmrnrntmrni
MomM ^. -Ian. -'. WMIkun Riifliah^Fn-t No. in.. (1. \. It.. 111m.1II* 11 th* 11 n* \\ l\
rl**nil oflii ^ i^. tin- Br^Inn* J. M. 1-111*1
Ilr\. I*. F. ^ .. wa- iMtAWtti Mil I. Ttli
1olh* ^ r- Inalftlkfl W*tmi P * . I. \. Mr-^I Kino I vV.^ . I.W.MWM I V.I .. \\\^S. Mai I no*. - : ihapl.il!'. h* v I. U' ^airl* 1^Mill : m i n t.ii\. Di. I.'. M. W Ian fool . 11.
D*.Si^ I Harpi 1. ItU r IM (^* \. Rt
*illl*^l- Wi ir IliatmUl 'I ill*' olh-* i- of Ihr
W'n11 - Ui In I rorpa u* n inalttliedb)
Dr.I MM -1 it .i- lotto*-a. Pin -id* m. lira,^A.J K1U1IF ^. V.. Mr-. Niiilmrn: I V..^Mt^. 1-iinh IrraMin 1 Mt-. II op. t -* ni*.^tar\ . Ml - . * al Im : foinl'ti tor. M: - Ian- 1^(*T; \--1-tat1t roiidu* toi. Mi -. dilli'tt.
'mianl. Mi - Ih llin;: ri I^Mi--.hJia And* r-mi. Mi.-r tin n.-talL-^linn th* tin intM-rMif Im^i|, otlpUlil 1 ***** ^*
jpa iml In Hi* haii'|iK*t hall m th*- BoSMIMin^lilmk. ^lM*n a J**Hv tun* w.i- h iii I a I id r*^fn -Imih ni- 1 \i ^l.
\inn It mii ^^** li I'm u.
P\nis,.Ian. '2. Th* *^r^n ial ij.i*.rttp will^fo-niori*^* publish a tlarrrr i--h^h| h\ tin-
mmmmm ut immmj that ii**ii!ntinp
willhrn-al'**! 1^* *^J^pii i^ r'^ ad-MMMl mt^I ^alt pmk liom ih*' I'liit^l Statr*.
N !^*^tlllH t ill^IHII.III.
Spr*tal t*^ Hi** M.*n*1ar'l
Ih1 no. -Ian. '. I In it ^ a1- an pmhiisi-^mmtkt m* * tine '*! d* urn* rat- in Dart -hall^t*rnik'ht. fur th*- piiri****-*' of IMJMllMJ j|^th iniHian* * hih. Ihnjaiiiin |i*i(i*l. a^fofQIM Mldr|m nd*-i|t. pi* -id***I. aiel F. ( .^Kip**^ *t|i rhi****Pti mi n t,in . Nnii-i^ - ti\ *^^MmJbHV ^^ 1* I nr*.I|* *|. I *mimittr^ s mt^|M^rniaii*-nt nriiattiratinii. nn rntn^iitn(i*iii^and lodti^A- mrr*' Mp|MHiitrd. *#MJ0^ II II.
MoHommmm* a Ktirrmit -!**^*^ 1 h mm mm mm\
\aulas*' ^*f * hih organirallnii. I hr in*-* t-^111U v\ a*, adj* ^urii*-i| tn thr Mnl una., unni 1^P*nn. 111* nt nttsaniratioii will In* mWmi '* *l. I^I'mm 111*'nt .|irak*'iL- will In in*, it it I In a*h^dr**-k that in^-rtm|{. \ nuinlN'r *^f l*ntnrr^rrpnlilK iiti- a**rr ^ MdIImI. It i-* x|*#^*^(^ d |^that tin * Inh * ill haw \ S^ mrmliri - hj llir
mmm]rmMmj*
^pt.tin \ mmm * MH **^ **t.
Vm1 i m. I ,il . .Im .'. \^mW a iMf 'I'-^i^ , 1 ipt.iin W* W* V.i'nl* rhilt dird^t* nh*\ aftrrn**^n. Hpw.i- h*^rn in \* v.^tfofk in 1*1*'and w.1- |nr main ^par^* 111^tmm -^ ni^i' ^^f Iiim Mmain* F*^nitiin^l*^n
\and* rhilt. .n^| |i*^m IM^ to Im.'i ^ a- 111^lln -i-i i 11 ^^ of Ihr |'a^ itl* Mall i i'iitpaio^D*' kii|h 11Tlt^ ll'h d thr buildl^g ot tl.. -in-^flu llMtV-ttlH moall^m I otnan* In*, and^th* toti-i 1'ct i'^ti nf ill*- dniihlr turn*'**!^Mi ^n.i*l,i*ir-k . IHM l**'in^; PtMppM-Ml at ihr^\| 11 ^ |-l.md 11.11y ^urtl,
iintii%^*- i^^mm*
MinmIfVM !^* Ian. J. \ -(**-^ ^al to thp
/1 ^ ft nin ( in \ rtini'. \V\ o.. -a \ - : 1 \\ ^
( t hr t iii****- pi l-oiii t^ Htm o\ ^ |(u tu i i . i)
tinih putv ami 1 -1 a|**^l tii'in |ail mi Km^*| ^ 1 f ^ \ ^^ h.i\ r lw ^ n l * ^* apt nrrd . OM
d'-ad.tltin r ihnii;. I hr\ a. I Kitu tn.
au* aliliv and nnimioii- 1 attlr tiin-f, and
Ihurl*-* Milh'r. th*- hi^^ flonlil*' muni* n r.^I In ^ -.iji i uiuImiI tni old and hntigi r.
iiHi^litfi * of HrhrkHl*.
|t ri l . hm. |i Thr K'-U-kah d. jrni^, I.^II. II. F. la-t luuht IMMMJ im |mmIM|^*^lti^ ^ n^: ^*.. ^nplna ltail**^ : V. 4t..^Vnnir Fit* !*^^^ : wt ift.ir^. Ii'-tfii I . t.t.ttii^tin.ni* nil -*^^ I* tai^ . J. J. \ nrk: tlT^MnT.^Mrni ii'tta Ih'iltirotiiiri. Vtl* r ||m^ .^ i^'-^mmi^ th* lad it - atnl MMMMffV *^f thr 1. 11.^11. F. and trirtld* rlijio r*| 1 lattnpirl.
fmmkiiuiI.
FllT-mi;^*. Jan. \ nttr^^ uh ^ ^*r mm^inaii-i/iin- mm M* I k^liald. I*a.. w 1- hi..-a |^up tin- aftrriKMMi. kulm^ Jul ill I air atid^(hnW|(^* I'ihii|^. and M-rinii-K injarni^^I linm.i- Irani. I h** ran-** 1- lint kinwi.
K.tM. 1 i^m Mmmine^n.
\|tIIDKH. Ftviiii.. Jail. Th** M* mint^Fin- (n-iiratnf i-mnpaiiN h.i- irinul FlMJ^MMMMi rrinsuunic its rn^k^ ui Hie Roval-
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