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LEGAL INTELLTaHMcn
The Weaver Homicide.
.Tt Of Oyer and Termi'leT--Judges Allison
LttdL0ic.

Court Of Oyer and Ternialer-Judges Allison and
LttdlOie.
This morning the court resumed the trial OF John
Weaver, for the murder OF his wife Fanny, at No.
From the evidence it appears that on this night the
prisoner and his wife, St. John Doris and his wife,
and several other parties were in the kitchen of this
house, carouslDg and in the course OF the evening
a general fight took place. in which Mrs. Weays4
was beaten to death. The Coroner's physician, WHO
made the pOst-mOrtent examination, described the
corpse as covered with bruises, some recent and
some old, and said he found the sixth rib on the
right side fractured at point four inches from its
anterior termination and also the upper portion OF
the liver ruptured, near the fracture of the rib
These injuries were caused by violence, aud death
resulted from hemOrrhage OF the liver. There was
no external mark of violence near these injuries.
Two little boys, nepheWs OF the deceased, and at
the time living with her, the elder being only eight
years old, were the fret witnesses to the occurrence
examined by the Commonwealth; but they SAID
that Mrs. Weaver struck the prisoner upon the head
with goblet, causing him TO go away and lie down,
and afterwards Doris kicked Mrs Weaver in the
side and thrust her into the yard, where she lay
down and died.
A number OF other witnesses were examined but
they only showed that the difficulty between Weaver
and his wife consisted only in the exchange OF blows
between them he striking her upon the nose, aud
an interval of an hour and half elapsed before the
difhculty occurred in which the woman was killed,
with which latter difheulty Weaver was not proven
TO have been connected.
After the close of the Commonwealth 8 case, Mr.
Oehlschlager, Tor the prisoner, asked the District
Attorney II ne would press the case. After consul
tation the District Attorney replied that all the evil
dence he could possibly produce had failed entirely
TO prove the accused guilty, and he could not con-
scientOusy ask for a conviction
This met with the entire approval of the Court
and verdict OF not guilty was rendered
A. j. Lechler. John A. Owens, and Theodore III
Oehlschager defended the accused
The prisoner Was held in $500 bail to answer the
charge OF assault and battery upon his Wife,
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from CUB.I.
Cable Tolls,

HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The tolls by the new
cable will be fixed as follows:-For messages
from Havana to Santiago de Cuba, two dollars
and fifty cents for the first ten words and
twenty-five cents for each additional word; for
messages from Havana to Jamaica, five dollars
for the first ten words and fifty cents for each
additional word. The tolls in all cases payable
in gold.
Deaths from Cholera.
There were one hundred and twenty-thr ee
deaths in the city by cholera yesterday; for the
work ending Saturday the number of deaths
was $50 from cholera alone. There is but little
yellow fever in the city.
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New York Produce Market.
BaItImore Produce nIarket.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2e.-Cotton dull aud heavy aud
lower and nOminally 19c. Flour fairly active and
steady. Wheat drm and steady; Maryland amber,
q 55@l '65; fair TO good, 81 309l45 common sl'l5
9l25 Corn scarce and higher; white, 90c.asl /;
Yellow nOminally 9Oc.; mixed Western ana yellow
S59ssc. Rye dull at 60@75c. Oats quiet at 4sa5Oc
Mess Pork quiet at s2s 80. Bacon In good demand /;
rib sides, 1Tal7Ac.; clear do.I 17h@lTa<c. shOu-
ders, l5c. Hams, 25@25H. Lard quiet az l6Hc.
WHISKY nrm and held at 92a93e.
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ARREST OF A LIEUTENANT OF P0LICE.-On Monday
afternoon Lieutenant Flaherty, Of the Fifth District
complained to a scavenger who was sweeping the
public highway at Eleventh and Locust streets OF
the dust he was raising in consequence of not
sprinkling the street. The sweeper told the officer
to 60 about his business and said he would attend
to his duties Just as he pleased A warm debate
followed, and finally the Lieutenant ordered the
arrest Of the scavenger. Subsequently the street
of the Lieutenant on a charge preferred before
Alderman Hull OF his interfering with the law regu-
lating the Board of Health. The officer was put
under $500 ball.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Blair Murder Case.

NASHVILLE, Sept 20.-Some days ago Ruffen
c. Blair was waylaid and murdered in the
vicinity of Athens, Ala, by disguised men. The
citizens turned out in large numbers and cap
tured, at Reverend, Ashbury Barrel, leader of
the band and four others. Barrel attempted to
escape and was killed; the others were inn
prisoned Armed citizens are in search of the
remainder of the band, determined to bring them
to punishment. The affair was personal en-
tjrely
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CROSS ACTIoN.-Last evening man named
John HOFFMAN, with several friends, went into the
beer saloon Of Fritz Heft No. 934 Market street,
where, it is alleged, they behaved in dsorderly
manner. The proprietor drove them out and used a
bung- driver on the head Of Hoffman, injuring him
rather severely. The latter preferred charge Of
assault and battery against Heft, and had him ar
rested and bound over for hearing. Mr.. Heft then
instituted proceedings against Holman, and the
latter was put under bail In the sum OF $500 by
Alderman Kerr.
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TUE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CKN.
Il TRIAL RAILROAD co. y

PORT DEPOSIT at s26 A. M. and A2b r. NJ, on
arrival Of trains from Baltimore.
OXFORD at eos A. M, 1895 A. M, and $50 p. N.
CHADDs FORD at I-2e A. NJ, 400 M, 1's0 P. NJ,
44b p. M, and 64s p M.
only as baggage and the company will not be re-
Eponsible for an amount exceeding one hundred
dollars lnleGe q special contract Y made iof the
Bannel HENRY WOOD,
80 Genera Superintendent
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A question of yeracity has arisen between
the Hartford Times and the Water Commis-
sioners of that city. The Times insists that
quantities of dead fish have been expelled from
the pipes, and the Commissioners say IL is not
so. Who's TO decide?
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.FROM NEW HORK.


New YORK, Sept. 20.-Preparatons for a fair
in aid of wounded German soldiers inside the
German lines, and widows and orphans of the
killed, are progressing successfully. One of the
ladies of the executive committee has collected
over $4,000. Two bankers of this city have con-
tributed $1,000 each, and Steinway Brothers
have given piano and given the use of their
hall for committee meetings. and prominent
cabinet-makers have contributed elegant carved
articles.
Boiler Explosion and Loss of Life.
AUBURN, Sept. 20.- A steam boiler in T. r.
Stalker's planning mill exploded at six o'clock
this morning, completely demolishing the large
brick building in which it was located, and
badly damaging other buildings in the imme-
diate vicinity. The fireman, James Hamilton,
having charge of the engine, was buried in the
ruins and taken out dead, being scalded from
head to foot. The boiler was of 20 horse power
The total damage win reach $4,000.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O-Stocks steady. Money,
ll22S do. 1854, do, lll4; do. 1865. do. li2; do
1863 Virginia Is, new, 65; Missouri 6s. 9O Canton
81; Cumberland preferred, 3O N. Y. Central and
Hudson River, sl5s Erie, 22S Reading, s6K Adams
Southern, 995s; Illinois Central, 1857; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 105H Chicago and Rock Islaud
1885; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 945s Western
Union Telegraph, 34&.
New York Produce Market.
NEw YORK, Sept. 2O.-Cotton dull and lower: sales
500 bales uplands at Is &C.. Orleans at 19c Flour
1Tm sales 5000 barrels State at 81 9095S5; Ohio at
s5'4O@63O; Western at s490@635; Southern at
s5'35@s. Wheat 1rm but quiet sales 80 900 bushels
No. spring at 81 13@11T; winter red Western, $780,
Corn 1fmer: sales rs 600 bushels Ohio at 54a57c /:
Western at 52@54c. Beef steady Pork heavy mess,
s2b5O; prime, s2330a26. Lard quiet; steam l5zS@
i6c kettle, i6s164c. Whisky irmer and held at
9Oc for Western free.
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FROM THE WEST.
The Prize King.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 20.-A match was made yes
terdaysbetween Tom. Allen and James G. CAL
lagher, to fight on Nov. LIST, within fifty miles
from st. Louis, for $500. Allen stalking $1,000,
and Gallagher $780,
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERA0MsTRR AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M........60 II A. M.......74 2P. NJ. III
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Nj THOMAS a SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
NJ. Nos. 139 and l4l 5. FOURTH Street.

Administrators Sale, No. Woodland Terrace.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIER MIRROR, FINE
CARPETS, BOOKCASE, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
23d inet at 10 O'Clock, at No Woodland Terrace
Darby road, Twenty-seVenth ward), Dy catalogue
the superior furniture, made by George J. Hen
kels. 9203t
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ATTACK ON A SPECIAL OFFICER.-About 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon an attack was made upon spe-
cia ofcer McGrane, in Virginia street. above Twen-
ty-thrd, by crowd OF roughs, headed, 1t is alleged,
yerelV " beaten. his club taken from him. and
his clothing torn almost from his person An oficer
coming to the rescue OF McGrane put an end to the
were arrested and after hearing before Alderman
Pancoast they were held In $500 bail each.
NOT EXPECTED TO REoovER.-About half past
girl in the employ Of Mr.. H. Cope, NO. 1901 Vine
street, seriously burned about the face and
that the girl was in the act OF pouring coal oil on
the IRE to increase the flames when the accident
occurred. Her injuries are of such character that
1t is feared she will not recover.
THE NEW EXPRESS CoMPANY.-The New York and
Boston Express a Company, which has located its
Saturday, october l, receive and forward goods,
money valuable packages, etc., to all points In New
York, the Eastern States, and Canadas. The com.
pany Will pay special attention TO the collection OF
bills, drafts, and notes.
RIVER THIEVES IN CUsToDY.-Last night Della
ware Harbor Policemen Morris and Clawson ar
rested two men while in the act of robbing the
steamboat Jersey Blue, lying at Arch street wharf,
of baskets OF fruit. The prisoners refused to give
Central Police Station this afternoon. They had
taken away load OF peaches before their capture
NOTICE OF ALLowANoE.-Mrs. Caroline Snyder,
ton to the Orphans Court Of the City Of PhiIadei-
phia Tor an allowance OF three hundred dollars,
bands estate. The Court have appointed S SAturday
OctoDer j. TO hear the cause.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE.-Thomas White
was arrested yesterday for committing an aggra-
waited assault and battery on woman named Jane
Jones' residing in Poplar Court. Defendant had
hearing before Alderman Morrow and was held to
bail TO answer.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-James Crawford, OF West
Philadelpnia, was this morning arrested at the In
stance OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
20 Animals, on the charge OF working horses with
sore backs and shoulders. He held in $500 bail
10 answer at court by Alderman I. ii. Clarke.
DRowNED.-The Coroner was notified this morning
10 hold an inquest at Spruce street wharf upon the
body OF man named Keating, found drowned. De-
ceased had been missing from his home since Satur-
day night.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-About 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning Joseph Recite, aged AZ years, accidentally
shot himself IN the face and head while cunning on
removed 10 st. Marys Hospital
RUN OvER.-At Q O'clock this morning Annie
savage, aged 70 years, residing at No 4s3 North
Second street, was run over by a huckster cart at
Second and Noble streets, and was badly bruised
SOout me face, She was taken 70 her hone
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THE ALLEGED RINGLEADER IN CUSTODY. About
six O'Clock this morning special officer McGrane and
policeman Gallen, OF the Ninth district, arrested
John McMullin, the alleged ringeader of the gang
who committed a murderous assault on officer
Rooney, at Twenty fourth and Spring Garden
stI eets on Sunday, August 3lst The prisoner had
a hearing before Alderman PancOast, and was held
in $1,000 bail to answer.
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CITY INTE LLIGE NOE.

JoTT1Nes.-Unsuccessful attempts were made yes.
terday to release all the burglars now awaiting trial
for the purpose Of having them registered.
Don't forget TO register to-day.
The Democrats have been naturazing by the
capitalists should bear in mind next spring that
small houses are needed for the working classes.
stolen property on pawnbrokers throughout the cily
The work Of erecting new. bank at Third and
Vine streets is progressing rapidly.
Alderman Riddels countenance yesterday pre-
sented oil the colors OF the rainbow.
There is some talk Of the next State Agricultural
Now that Councils have reconvened the Fire De-
partment is on Its good behavior,
Mayor Fox gives his personal attention to the
Central Station hearings.
The Reform party is virtually dead. 1t is
Tumored that the organization lost its leader only
The House of Correction contract will be the
subject Of spirited debate in Select Coancil on
Harry HUM is candidate for President of
Common Council. He is the friend OF the Police
THE Finance Committee of Councils has refused
$4,000 to the Public Buildings Commission Tor run
@Joseph Hancock, of the Twentieth ward, and
James Work of the Nineteenth ward, will enter the
Senatorial race against George Connen.
AN effort s being made by gentlemen believing
in the preretion rather than the detection OF crime
to have George Callahan renstated on the Detective
FORCE. 40,
and Receiver OF Taxes and Independence Hail. are
still without the top Slabs
known as "NoOdles," who are visiting the various
canvassers offices and being registered voters.
The canvassers Of the Third division, Seventh
ward yesterday refused to register colored citizens
without two white vouchers.
Recorder Givin asserts that only Jay Cooke
j. Gillineham Fell, or q Caleb Cope can go bail
before him in any serious cases. The Lyons matter
has taught him a lesson.
-heserve Onicer Harvey had his badge taken
from him yesterday for allowing prisoner and wit
nesses to decamp from the Central without the
formality OF hearing
District Attorney Sheppard Theodore Cuyer
ESQ.,, and other gentlemen waited on the Mayor the
force at Chestnut HILL
1T is rumored that another assessment of 100000
is being made from the police force without the
knowledge of either Mayor Fox or Chief Mulhol-
land. Such thing was done last winter, and it is
again possible.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(BU T'elegrdph,

(By 9elegraph.)
NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Arrived, steamship Merrl-
mac, from st. Thomas, W..
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NEW INcoRPoRATIoNs.-In the Court OF Common
Pleas this morning the following named charters OF
incorporation applied for by the attorneys repre-
sentng the several parties Interested
i. Home Building Society.
2, Allemania Building Association.
3. The Paschallville Building Association.
q. st. Vincents Beneficial Society of Frankford
5. N. f. Building and Loan Association OF Phila.
Z. North Ninth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church of Philadelphia.
8. The Rector, Church Wardens, and Vestrymen
of st. Padl's Church. Aramingo
0. The Peabody Beneficial Society Of the city and
county of Philadelphia.
10. The Eleventh st. George Building Society of
the county OF Philadelphia.
IL. st. Patrck's Beneficial Society No. ], United
Order of Catholic Brethren, Manayunk Unity.
70. German Ref St. steph ems Congregation.
13. The Fifth Mutual Building Society.
IA. The Penn Township Building and Loan Asso-
citation Of Philadelphia
is. Washington Beneficial Society of Manayunk.
16. Granite Building and Loan Association.
IL. The Midnight Mission.
is. The Rector, Church Wardens, and Vestrymen
OF ST. Georges P. E. Church, Kenderton.
10, Union Aid Fraternity. Amendments.
20. The Stationary Engineers Association OF Pha.
p. North U. Pres. Church in the city of Phila.
AUDITORS APPOINTED.-In the Orphans Court for
the City and County of Philadelphia the following
named gentlemen have been within the present
month appointed Auditors:-
Samuel G. Perkins, estate Of Andrew Henderson.
G.. Remak, estate Of Samuel Keyser
Victor Guillou, estate Of Edward Mcbride.
Lewis c. Cassidy, estate OF Henry Gresham.
Joseph A Clay, estate of William Jacobs.
b. Sharkey, estate OF Ann Murphy.
Thomas Hart, Jr, estate of Garrick Mallery.
George Bull. estate OF Margaret Fox;
William ID. Baker estate of Ann Gallagher.
William S. Marshall, estate of Sarah Burd.
William Crew. estate of Daniel Wilson.
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Bark John g. Hall says a Liverpool item dated
Sept. A. which returned to that port ON Friday even
lug had only sailed thence for Philadelphia, on the
2sth ult ON the night OF the 3lst, OFF Tuskar, she
run into by a screw steamer trading 10 is SUD-
posed, between Havre and Glasgow. The bark lost
stemhead bowsprlt, foretop and mainroyal masts,
together with sundry gear, and has been redocked
for repairs.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Br:: schr Iris, Buckard, st. John, N. B.. Workman
a Co.
schr Cordelia Newkirk Huntley. Boston. j. Rom
Schr q. Steelman, Adams. Lynn. do
Schr M. Van Dusen, Compton, Cambridgept, do.
Schr Helen, Perry, Maiden, do.
Schr j. =. Lee, Lee. Portland, do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges w. p. Clyde Co.
Tug g. b. Hutchins, Davis, Havre-de-Grace, with
tow OF Darges, W. P. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Empire Herring from Richmond and Nor
& Co.
Steamer A. O. sinners, Lenny "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde q Co.
more, with mdse and passengers TO A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Diamond State, Wood, IL hours from
Bark Ormus, Pattangall, 3s days from Antwerp,
with mdse TO Workman & Co.
Br. brig Baidee, Mcdonald, 2l days from MIX
river JAM, with logwood TO ID. N. Wetzlar & Co.
During the first part OF our passage experienced
succession OF Gains and light winds.
Schr II. N. Squire, Test, from Boston, with ice to
Schr Telegraph Ryer, from Rappahan mock River
Scbr James Fitzpatrick, Smith, from Boston,
Sehr Charles e. jackson, Budcock, do.
Schr Samuel L. RUSSELL Smith, do.
Schr Maggie Chadwick, Gage, do.
Schr Bessie Morris Allen, do.
Schr West Wind, Wallace, do.
Schr David :. Siner, Siner, do.
Schr H. j. Raymond, Ellsworth, 40.
Schr w. J. CrOcker, Baxter, do.
Schr jacob Kienzle, Steelman from Newport.
Schr John McAdams, Wallace, from Providence.
Schr Geo. b. Mcfarland. Smith, do.
Schr Sarah Mills, Baker, do.
Sehr Armenia Call, do.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with a
low OF barges TO w. p Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrhew from Havre- de- Grace,
with tow OF barges to w. P. Clyde s. Co.
BELOW.
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RUN OvER.-At O'Clock this morning Annie
savage, aged 70 years, residing at No 4S3 North
Second and Noble streets, and was badly bruised
SsO0ut the face, She was taken 70 her home.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-About 10 O'Clock Yesterday
morning Joseph Recite aged AZ years, accidentally
shot himself In the face and head while cunning on
Second street. at Schenings farm. The sufferer was
removed 10 st. Mary's Hospital
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE.-Thomas White
was arrested yesterday for committing an aggra-
waited assault and battery on woman named Jane
Jones, residing in Poplar Court. Defendant had a
hearing before Alderman Morrow and was held TO
bail to answer.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-John Lennox, residing on Front
street, below Dana, died suddenly last evening OF
heart disease.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .. SEPTEMBER 2
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NOTICE OF ALLowANoE.-Mrs. Caroline Snyder
the widow OF John Snyder, has filed an applica
ton to the Orphans Court OF the City OF Philade
phia for an allowance OF three hundred dollars
under provisions OF act OF Assembly out of her nus
bands estate The Court have appointed Aturday
OCTOBER !, to hear the cause.
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BELOW
MEMOIR

Sehrs Ralph Souder aud Henry G. Fay-reporte,
by Mir. James Rutherford, pilot.
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THE NEW EXPRESS CoMPANY.-The New York and
Boston Express Company, which has located its
Office at No. 631 Chestnut street, WILL on and after
Saturday, october l. receive and forward goods,
money, valuable packages etc., to all points in New
York. the Eastern States, and Canadas. The COM
pany will pay special attention to the collection OF
bills drafts. and notes.
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: CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-James Crawford, OF West
Philadelphia, was this morning arrested at the in
stance OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
20 Animals, on the charge OF working horses with
sore backs and shoulders. He was held in $500 bail
10 answer at court by Alderman T. IL Clarke
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DRowHED.-The Coroner was notified this morning
10 hold an inquest at Spruce street wharf upon the
body OF man named Keating, found drowned De-
ceased had been missing from his home since Satur-
day night. "
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All Quiet in Paris.

Atthe present time all is quiet in Paris
The Police with little military force
behind them, were able to break down
the barbados and disperse the rioters.
And it is we'll that it was so, for those en-
gagged were incapable of governing
France, Paris, or even themselves. Had
they been strong enough, riot, anarchy,
and bloodshed, would have prevailed In
Paris, and perhaps extensively through
France.
The TELEGRAPH last week was made
to speak Of she government barricadin2
the streets OF Paris. The rule in Paris
is, for the rioters or rissrs to barricade
the streets and for the government forces
to break them down, and the present
occasion has not been an exception to the
general rule