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baltimore Items.

BALTIMORE, August 4.-There were
rumors yesterday of an over issue of
stock of the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad Company, commonly known
as the Parkersburg Branch of the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, which
was leased aud worked by the latter
Company. The over issue is stated
in the morning papers to amount to
100000, and was made by the Secre-
tary of the Company, John L. Craw-
ford, who has resigned. The amount
at which the over issue is placed is
supposition merely, as no statement
has been made by Crawford, and the
Directors have not concluded the ex-
animation. The over issue is all
hypothecated in Baltimore at about
Sl5 on each share, the value of which
is $50. Crawford, the Secretary of the
Company, was confidential clerk of
the banking house of Alexander
Brown q SJn for many years
Ex-senator Van Winkle, President
of the Company, it is stated. entrusted
to the Secretary blank certificates of
stock bearing his signature.
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modern artillery are strongly fortified, 4,
and earth-Works are being rapidly
constructed toward the French side.
Our special correspondent. at
Cologne, writes US on Tuesday that
the troops are passing steadily through
that city, going southwark, all In ex-
eellent condition, and each corps
with provisions for six weeks. No
enthusiasm surpasses that of the
South German regiments, many of
which have petitioned to form a part
of the advance guard.
The 1ribune's Brussel correspond
ent writes us on Wednesday that the
final result of the election given in
the Senate was % Liberals, and "a
Clerical; on the Representatives 80
Liberals and "a Clericals. All the
late Cabinet were re elected. What
ever party discussion there may be,
all BelgIans agree that their inde-
pendenee must be maintained at any
price. The new Clerical Cabinet
may, nevertheless, do great mischief
IN the House, and lt may prove to
construct the old liberal majority.
a grand review was held yesterday
by the Dutch at Utrecht.
n cH6CAd1- -OtOSk uUlm QISpdLcn says
The King arrived here on the 24th
of July with the Ministers of For
eign Affairs and War. A Council of
State was held the following day, at
which it was decided to declare com
plete neutrality. The Sweden and
Norway press approve of the declara-
ton. Sweden is entirely uuprepared
for war. She has 10000 Remington
and but 100000 ball cartridges, in
stead of 100000. The field artil-
lery is worse off, and includes only
twenty five batteries of fifteen guns.
Not one fortress can stand a seige."
HAVANA, August 4.-Later adviees
from Mexico represent Negrette I'M
der trial before a Military Court.
Eseobedo vas elected Governor
of San Louis POtosi.
Poriferor Deoz continued loyal to
the Juarez Government, and was not
concerned in the Guatamalian inva-
sion.
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THE Michigan Legislature. now In
session, gives some signs of passing a
constitutional amendment authoriz-
ing future municipal loans of credits
TO railroads. III il shall venture on
such a step, it will repent it in sack
cloth and ashes for the next century.
North Carolina lent her credit, and
now she is thirty million dollars in
debt aud bankrupt Tennessee lent
her credit-the railroad companies
assured her Legislature that they
would pay the interest promptly-and
the result is that the interest is not
paid at all, and the State is utterly
helpless-a paupsr in the hands of
her enemies. Every State that has
surrendered to the fascination of
lending its credit has placed a
mortgage on its farms, and is now
bound hand and foot, prisoner for a
generation. Les Michigan take warn
ing in time.-ChicagO Post.
Pshawl Chicago don't believe that
aiding Railroads is Improbable,
neither does Evansville.
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NLD DR. HEAEEk78 many years. exc
~ perisnce In curing the debilitRted aud
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fourths of those suffering with DUs-
pepSfd, Nervous Debility; EIhdUsfed VftdliU
Consumption, CGEcerCtts 4 DecttonS, Disease
Of the Liver, kDttepSy, Paralysis, and LIS
eases Of The Kidneys and Btdd Ter. were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of S.nifndL Weakness His
immense practice has made nis trsatmeBt
as near perfection as possible. Many OF
his patients had paid from Sl00 to 81, 900 for
medicine aud treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients cam
not be cured without a searching exam
ination of all symptoms and cJmplica-
tions, and scientific treatment by an expe-
rlenced physician. ThOse at distance
can be cured az their homes without an
interview. AdYics free at 40 Broadway,
New York. There are SO many unsucCess-
ful physieiane, DIR. HEATH Will merely
say he Is the author Of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals, tyi3
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FOREIGN NEWS.

THE WAR IN EUROPE.
ENTHUSIASM FOR WAR
Entirely Disappeared in Paris.
Statement Regarding the Secret
Treaty COnlradicted.
Ths Hungarian Diet Emphat;caliy
Declare in E vor Of Austrian
Keu rally
PrussIan Reserve of lOa,o9O Men
Enoamp:d in Front of Berlin.
Har1 Fighting at Wiessen-
burg.
DeGi-iVe Prmssian Victory
PrassIans occupy the French Camps.
THE FRENCH LOSE ONE GENERAL.
Five Hundred wounded and
Prisoners.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 5. 1870.

THE Illinois papers assert that a
terrible pestileuco is fast spreading
over the lowlands bordering on the
Illinois River. About and below
Canton Landing. as far as the eye can
reach. all along the banks of the river,
putrid carcasses of. many thousands
of fishes are fast decaying. The
stream ITSELF Is full Of dead fish. The
pestileGce is supposed to have been
caused by the burning of three thou
sand barrels of whisky. on the sur
face Of the river, during the great FIRE
at Peoria, on Wednesday of last week.
The stencil is so great that people
living near the river have been com
PEELED to move away.
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Richmond Items.

RICHMOND, VA, August 4.-The
Conservative Central Executive Com
mittee have issued an address, recon-
needing the postponment of Con
gressional nominations until the
State is redistricted. They oppose
the entangling of the Conservatives
on any petty alliance, aud recommend
the party in Virginia TO uphold that
national party which upholds the ban
ner of Constitutional liberty, equal
laws and just administration.
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TELEGR APHEC.

Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad at
Cedar REplds-A Printer has Both
Feet crushed by CarS-Base Ball
Match Between the White Stock
IGgs and h"no StaFs--Whige Stock
iRgS the FlctOrs by Score OF IL
TO is.
CHICAGO, August AT a meeting
of the stockholders of the Sioux City
& Pacific Railroad Company, held at
Cedar Rapids yesterday, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors:
John j. Blair and ID. @. Blair, New
jersey; w. E. Gidden. Oakes Ames
and E. Nickerson; w. w. Walker,
Charles 4. Walker and Geo. Douglas,
Cedar Rapids; II. Scranton, Pennsyl.
van4a. The report of the earnings of
the road for the year ending June 30,
foots up 1894 2l8.
Judge Porter, to-day, at Mon
mouth, H., granted preliminary in
junction restraining the issue of War
rem County bonds to the Rock
ford, Rock Island & St. Louis Rail
road 10 the amount of 5000, 900. This
causes great excitement among the
friends of the road.
A printer, named j. w. Reilly,
while attempting to jump on moving
passenger train this MT rnjng, on Ken
zie Street, fell under the wheels, and
both feet were terribly crushed, and
he was otherwise severely injured.
Both Of his feet have been amputated,
and be can scarcely survive.
The match game of base bail, at
Ogden Park, to-day, between the
White Stockings and Lone Stars, of
New Orleans, was won By the former
Score White Stockings, ~; Lone
Stars, Is This is the first victory Of
the White Stockings for long tims.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-Gen. r. G.
Schenck was re-nominated for Con
gresham by the Republican Conven-
ton OF the Third District, which met
at Middletown to day.
The sales of tobacco to day at tho
Tobacco Fair we're spirited. Higher
prices were obtained than at the last
fair as a general rule. The tobacco
was not all sold.
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ST.. LOUIS. August "A meeting
Of Freuchmen was held here tonight,
at which much sympathy was ex-
pressed for their countrymen now en-
gagged In war with Prussia, and
committee was appointed to raise
money for the benefit OF the wounded
French soldiers.
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RALEIGH, N. c.. August 4.-The
election passed of quietly to-day,
though much excitement prevailed.
No returns have yet been received.
There were some attempts 10 intimi-
date the Conservative negroes. An
alteration took place this afternoon
between an Englishman and Harris,
the colored candidate for Congress,
during which the latter was knocked
down by the former, for calling him
a European convict. Considerable
excitement ensued, but was soon
quieted by the Mayor. Both political
parties are sangui1e of success.
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HashIngIOn Itema.

WASHINGTON. August At was
stated at the War Department to. day
that when General Sheridan heard of
the declaration of war he applied for
and obtained an indefinite leave of
absence, to visit Europe, merely as an
observer of events. 1t was only an
individual arrangement.
Major Ransom has been ordered to
repair to Louisville for the purpose
of giving evidence in the claim Of
Mrs. Ward for damages alleged to
have been done to her house while
occupied as headquarters of the De
partment of the Cumberland.
[Second Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. August 4.-Attorne
General Akermau declines address
ing the Southern Republican Club
because he would have to attend TO
the Georgia case, which may soon
come before him tor legal opinion. 1t
is understood that Akerman favors
the election this Fall in that State.
Joseph Segar, ex-member of Con-
gress from Virginia, to day severely
assaulted VIM. S. Lincoln, ex member
from New York, at the railroad sta
ton, for an alleged caluminous state
ment about him.
Segar attacked Lincoln with cane,
and when brought before the Police
Court, he declared that he regarded
1t his duty to inflict chastisement,
but denied the charge of intent to kill.
He was held to bail IN the sum of
50, 900, Gen. Robert Williams becom-
ing security for his appearance before
the Grand Jury.
1t appears from official data, that
for eleven months ending May 31st,
the imports exceeded the exports by
S, ,225, 529; during the same period Of
1863. the excess of imports over the
exports was $50 O55 497.
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Aasfonea'a Gala

RTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned, assignee OF Henry
Fsldman and John =. Peele, Will, on the
18th day of August, 1870, between 10 O'Clock
A. N. and o'cCrlk PM, &C the Court House
door, in the city OF Eva usville, sell at auc-
ttOn the interest of said FeldmRn In ali
that part OF Lot l49, ia the Donation En-
largement of the city OF Evansville, thus
bO1 nded: BEGINNING on the front line OF
said lot on Third Street, 81 feet from the
corner thereO on Third and Walnut
Strests; Themes at right angles TO Third
Street TO the alley ia the reAr OF said lot ::
thence along said alley twenty-five feet
toward Locust Street; thence at right
angles to said alley to Third Street; thence
along Third Street to the beginntng.
will also sell at the same time and
place, n lot Of household furniture belong.
ing to satd trust. Terms cash.
BERNARD sCHAPKER,
Jy21 I'd Assignee.
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i 'Paphian Lotion" " is the only reliabl
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0FLOR DE EAYO.1
oPLOR DE MAYO.1
A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Exouisite, Delicate, Lasting FraRrance,
PHALOH q SOM New York.
Sold By all druggists IiY
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NEW YoRK, August 4-The French
War Subscription Committee received
$95, 600 tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PFapOsaIs

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the County Andftor's or
nee at Evansville, until August I3. $50. at
10 O'Clock An, for building log causeWays
and covering same with earth on The
w ash ngton Avenue road, in Kugghf
Township. Specifications of work on ale
at the County Auditors ONCE.
aug4-d&wtd A. KNI3H - TruSfee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

GrumblinE Over the Election Rsturns-Tbe Pc.
llec and sOidIerI Kept ek-Numerour Arrests
"A HEAVY Rain Comes 10 their Aid-An Oulet
al Midnight.
PARIS, May 1.-The French opposition and
clerical organs question the result Of the cleo.
ton. They maintain that while the vote may
have numerical value, It Is without soclal,
political or religious significance.
The police arrested over two hundred der.
sons last night, and searched many houses In
tho disturbed districts. Arrests continue to.
day.
Fresh troubles arc feared tonight; large
crowds OF people arc In the Faubourr du
Temple; large numbers are collected In front
OF the barracks, but were dispersed by the
police, and Tue guards around the soldiers
quarters have been increased.
A desperate attempt at revolt was made by
the inmates Of the prison OF La Roquette yes
terday. The prisoners while at work In the
shops, attacked their keepers, and a fierce
struggle followed.
The revolt was finally quellcd One keeper
Wns killed and two others wounded.
tsHCoND DIsPATcn.1
PARIS May Il-mldnlght.-Troopa bayc
occupied the Place Chalcau d'Eu, where the
Caseme Of Prince Eugene il situated. Many
groups Of curious spectators throng the buulo-
wards, but heavy rain Is falling, and pre-
vents dangerous increase Of numbers.
Benville and the Fanbourg du Temple arc
held by the military and no one Is allowed to
pass the guards In those quarters.
Up to this hour the tranquility has not been
disturbed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
BowKN's PROPS FAILING.

Detection In the Fourth Ward Clab.
Neither numerically. In point Of enthusiasm, was
the meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Republican Club,
which vas held IN the vestbulo Of tho CITY Hal last
night, success
AZ eight oclooS Tho boar at witch this meeting was
10 have assembled but fourteen present. and II
not until ton minutes past nins that tho mootns
called 10 order, which wa dora by ths secretary
Jos TalleJ, who nominated u. \ CGhni a. temporary
chairman. -
Capt MoNahou one Of tho dolog ata, to the nomInAt.
Ing convention saId that he felt Il hs duy 10 submit
report o. tho In which the Fourth yard del.
esates conducted themselves thst occasion. Ho
hon proceeded to make the bcst speech no could for
Bowen. .... .......'
Mr.. Briscoo moved a vote o. thanks to tho Fourth
ward dseEates n the nominating convention for their
performance Of thsir duty In AdvooatlaG tho claims Of
Sayles J. Bowen. Carried.
Mt Briscoo then road tho resignation Of Isaiah wal.
drun A. m0mber Of tho executive committee Of tho
Fourth ward Mr.. Bracoo stated that he believed Mr.
WAldron had gone over 70 the onsmy and wa now
Supporting Mr. Emsg, but that he understood he vas
present, and could speak IN his own dofonoo.
Motions wero then made 10 oIpol him from tho OF.
ooutiye committee and from the club which
ned after sune opposition and much confusion.
Mr GounAn aAid that waldrOn had not only gone
over 70 Nj. Emery, but had been trying 10 soduoe
BoSen men from their allegiance
Mr.. james Ryan WA thon called for, and endorsed
SAJlea j. Bowen.
Mr. Mcfarland thsn offered rv-olatIon that tho
club meet At sG O'Clock friday night at tho oarnor
Of nov Jersey AvOluO and street. to proceed TO the
CIV Hall to participate I'm tho ratification moctlnE,
which adopted.
vote then takon to fl tho vacancy On tho EIe.
outivo Committce caused By tho expulsion Of Mr. wal
dGon' which resulted ia the election Of Mr.. Brscoc
Mr.. Brisoos moved 10 aIpol Patrick Crowley, the
Treasurer Of the enb, who had oppressed himself In
favor Of Emery.
Nj. Mcfarland said Crowloy was an old man, had
slwNJa been Republican. and no thought II would DO
Maurice Murphy thuugh, u woaid DO we'll 70 look
after tho fund. Of tho club, Of which Mr. Crowley had
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A. a.
ma So",R.rn Cnne.rsrsss ',I FiStb nv =,
the ConSsr,usc a, baltimore,
MENPHts. NAV lin the McthodIst con.
ference BIshop Jones. Daniel Curry. Levi
Scott and others. of the Northern Methodist
Church, submitted memorial to the Southern
general conference, A. follows, TWAS signed
by them by the action and authority Of the
general conference at Chicago, May, 1893,
"Wc wore nppointed n commission TO CO
operate with like commission from the
Church South on the subject OF union.
ph,iado JJ ,yc,rScr % is1o pcsn I
were adopted approving the action contcm.
plating the union OF the churches, but II Is
IhougnI proper 70 make lns lar.n y. i, Gomn,
mission sbows mai IN thS indgmbnt of N,
Northern church there Is not sufficient reason
why union may not be effected on honorable
'ot ,,II., ,,., 49,, ,,. A.. .,,,,t.., 4, a.,
same iIgbt and tbat Won NAV appoInt n similar
committee to confer with us previous to the
next General Conference IN $50 and praying
Ia tbs wcliSTgc ~ onI TSTistian t TSulch " and
desiring your PRAYERS In behalf Of the Church,
and that We may share a like prosperity, We
NV &c
Inc committee OF nine !" whoh TINS memo
liu II rcieirou' consists OF inc strongest mon
III '''o CONFERENCE mere IL Is lnoughtth"t INC
P'olos'toh wiz not DC approved.
DALIiMoRk' Nay ll'-Iho MN days Gen
erM Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
'huioh was noiu to-uay'
A'cr Ptohhhnary business inc diminished
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THE NEWS BY CABLES.


The sapho the Wlnner-The Cambria Acknoul.
edges q DEFEAT without Rounding the stake
Boat.
Cows, ISLE OF wIGHT, May 11.--Ash-
bury's yacht Cambria English, arrived here
with the Dauntless, at O'Clock this morning
Douglass yacht the sapho, American, ar
rived two hours later.
[sEcoND DIsPATcH.1
Cows, Isle OF WIaHT, May 1.-THE
wind was blowing and the race was TO the
westward. The course was up the Channel.
The American yacht Dauntlcss and the English
pacht Pleid, and number Of other English
craft and steamers accompanied the contest
yachts.
The scene at the start was very fine and
exciting. 1t was arranged by the umpire that
flying start should be given on the iirst tack,
by which the yachts would gain a quarter
oflng toward mid channel In case Of change
Of wind. The Cambria, having won tho toes,
took the weather position, and thus had all
the advantage at the start. The sapho car
riod thirty-twO hands and cloud Of canvass,
including with her regular fOrc-and-aft sails,
a maintopmast staysail and flying jib; while
the Cambria only set one jlb In addition to her
forc-and-aft and the other racing sails, and
carried twenty-six hands.
The signal 10 ''go" was given ut s;2S a. m.
sapho took the lead from the start, and by
the time she was of Bcaeky Head, and about
fifty miles from the starting point, she was
fully ten miles to the wlndward Of the Cam
bria. The latter, seeing 1t was impossible to
win, gave up the race, and without rounding
the umpiros' steamer returned to Cowos,
where she arrived at o'clock this morning,
with the Dauntless. The sapho, which at
times was out Of sight of the Cambria, re-
turned to Cowes two hours later. Mr.. Ash
bury frankly admits his defeat. The second
race wfll be sailed On Friday.
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Queeh Victoria Formally Opens the New UaIver.
SitJ Of London Building Little Interest Mani.
fsuted BY the Masses.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Queen, In state, to-
day opened the new building Of the University
Of London, In Burlington Gardens Little ir-
tsrest was manifested by the people gathered
In the grounds; but the main hall was crowded,
and among the eminent persons present were
Measr. Gladstone, Dlsraell, and the leading
members Of the Government and Parliament
Earl Granville, George Grplo and Robert
Lowe received the Queen ct the door and pre-
scented the address.
Her Majesty, instead Of reading the rcply
which had been presented her, said In clear
voice: 81 declare this building to be opened
The Queen was loudly Cheered, and cheers
were given In succession for the royal family,
the Premier and Disraeli.
The House Of Commons to-day had short
session, exclusively devoted to local matters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

second Day Kitty Frcc wins the only RAoeI
Time, 1.60.

second Day Kitty Free wins the only RAoeJ
Time, 1.68.
NASHVILLE, May II. - To-day was the
second day Of the spring meeting of the Nash
Vile Blood Horse Association. The weather
was fair and pleasant and the attendance
large, but the track was heavy In consequence
u the rain of yesterday and last night The
irst race Advertised was tho citizens stake
for all ages, two-mlle heats, $50 entrance,
play OF pay, the citizens to add s60O.
This race did not MI, so another was substi-
tutSd by the association. The association
purse OF $500, two mile hcats, Mr.. W. Jen-
ning's b. IN. Bonita, by Lexington, dam Ban
ner, by imported Albion, being the only con-
testant walked over the course. The second
race was for the association purse Of a2OO,
mile heats, and was won by the fayorltc, the
bl. T. Kitty Free, by Nick Free, in 1854, 1857,
li56IS. Tho following Ia summary Kitty
Free, g. /, l, l; Minnie Milton, 1, 8, 4; Battle,
2, 4, .; Giroe, 4, 5, 3. This race was well con-
tostod. Two races are advertised for to-mOr-
row, one for three year olds, mile heats,
and another three mile heats.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12


J ENRON OF ruE RBPUBIAcASi In walking
along N strcet, between Sixth and Seventh
s,rcctsy ON Tuesday afternoon, witnessed
slgbt that excited In mcmorc Indignation than
I have folt for a long time.
pct,rc I proceed further will state that
an, ~ roit,ic,an. and I have nothing whatever
10 40 with pol,tical parties. l. do not know
a,v NJ me cans,idates, nor any Of the other
,cy.,n. pr,r,,nc,tly engaged in the present
renynss II ,hIs CIV. But / am property
holder and A tax-pay or, and feel deep inter
90, in The PROSPERITY OF the city. The manage
mont of our municipal affairs and the expcn-
dituro Of the public n ,ohoy arc subjects that I
nm by no means indlff, wont TO.
win now proceed to 10Y that found at
A., 49,, have ,ncn,Iotc5 nbout ffty men,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

sAIliAg:of the Ajax for HOnOlulu and New Zealand
shipment OF Treasure---Genernl stoAeman
70 Assume Command Of His New Departmsst
Next Week---IndiAn OutrHgea. 81
SAN FRASolsco, May 1.-THE steamer
Ajax sailed for Honolulu with Passengcr and
malls for New Zealand and Australia. She
connects with the steamer Melbourne ut Hon
Olulu.
The amount Of treasure shipped 10 New
York overland during the past week Ia eos, OO1
principally in coin.
Gen. Stoneman will report In Arizona DeEt
Thursday, and assume command Of tho ncN
department Of Southern California and Arr
zUna, with headquarters at Prescott Arizona.
The latest intelligence from Arizona reports
many outrages and murders by Indians.