davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

MEMPHIS.
Fatal ARRAY nj SomerviIIe.

MEMPHIS, March "A desperate affIay
occurred at Symerville, Tenn, yesterday.
VIM. Reeves, a young lawyer, who had
just concluded an Argument in case in
court, and walked out on the street where
he met with young man named Nat
Word, and party friends. Reeves ap-
preaching Word, demanded retraction of
words lately applied to him; Word de-
clined 10 comply; Reeves struck him sew
eral times with cane; Word drew a re-
volver and began firing; Reeves, drop
ping his cane, also drew revolver and
fired once, but instantly afterwards, was
shot dead, having been shot twice in the
leg before. Word had thumb shot off.
Word gave himself up. All parties are
highly respectable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
NEW YoRK.


subscriptions to the French Fund
/ NEW YORK, March 2.-The subscrip
tons among the French in aid of Franc,
is continued with renewed vigor ia al
parts of the country. During the pas
two weeks $8,9 have been received
making the total $84, 359. As. Order
have been received to fit out the store
ship Relief for special service connected
with the relief of the suffering psasantry
of France. She will be ready for sea il
about four weeks. 1t is expected thai
she will carry heavy cargo for vessel
of her class. M. Lauier, of the commit
tee, sailed yesterday for the purpose OF
experimenting the distribution of the
supplies. The steamship Ptrriere, for
Havre, yesterday carried provisions, arms,
and other military stores, TO the value of
1871, 800. The store-ship Supply will
sail to-day for Havre laden to her utmost
capacity with supplies for the suffering
French.
Five or the Japanese students left for
Europe yesterday. 81 - 1.l
The New Five Per Gent. Loan.
For the new loan on five per cents. the
first considerable subscription from this
city was sent to Washington yesterday by
the First National Bank of New York, of
$l,000,0 900. Correspondents in the coun-
try will soon probably increase the
amount to $40, OOo, 900. The immee late
prospect for the loan is that 500, 000,-
600 at home, and the same amount
through eminent banking agents abroad,
will be promptly taken up, and it is re-
garded as an earnest of the complete sue
cess of the negotiation.
Bids on Government Gold.
NEW YORK, March 2.-There were
nineteen bids for gold to day, amounting
to about three and half million dollars,
at ITO to 110-91. Awards will be made
of one million at 10 70 to 10 81.
What One OF the High Commission
Hopes.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Sir Stafford
Northcote and suite left for Washington
this afternoon. He expresses sanguine
hopes that the result of the labors of the
Joint High Commission will be an AMIGA
BILE settlement of the questions at issue.
He thinks side issues should not peril the
settlement of the main questions.
Meeting of Nail Manufacturer.
Twenty-Five companies, with capaci-
ty for manufacturing 1900, 900 kegs of |
nails per annum, were represented at the |
meeting of the nail manufacturers of the |
Atlantic States, held in this city to-day. |
The following scale of prices to take eff |
feet Immediately, was adopted: cut nails, |
10 penny to 6 penny at standard or
owest rates; s penny and 9
penny 80 cents; do. 4 penny and
i've penny, fine, 81; do spikes, all sizes,
25c; do fencing, sheathing and hook
head brads came as common nails; clinch
lails $l.50 per keg above the same size
,ut nails; finishing, flooring, casing, sla-
ing, box, trunk, tobacco and coopers'
zoe per key above same size as common
laiIa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

ImPeachInent of GOV. clayton SAL
Pendtns-0ther Matters Postpone
til March I4-SOnebOdy in Favo
OF Practical Liquidation.
Special to the Union and American.
MEAPH1ss March 2, IL p. NJ. The Az
peal's special from Little Rock says, tn,
managers of impeachment officially mott
fed the Senate this mornlng, of the i'm
parchment Of Gov. Clayton. The Chair
man, Mr.. Mallory, informed the gentle
men that due order would be taken upo1
the matter at the proper time.
Subsequently a resolution was intro
duced, setting forth that the Senate would
take due notice, and inform the House Of
Representatives
In the House to-day, Mr.. Neal, as 8
matter of privilege, and with view to
harmony, introduced resolution post
poning until the 14th instant, the consid-
Grafton of all reports and questions re-
lating to contested seats, and matters Civ
ing rise to personal abuse, excepting
questions arising out of the impending
impeachment, supporting the same by re-
marks in favor of practical legislation.
The motion was adopted with but four
dissenting votes,
To the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, March 2.-The Avalanche's
Little Rock special tonight says new i'm
parchment managers appeared before the
bar of the Senate to-day and announced
the impeachment of Powell Clayton.
President pro tenn. Mallory responded
that due notice would be taken of the
matter this afternoon.
The Secretary of the Senate was in
structed to notify the House that the Sen
ale was ready to proceed with the trial in
the House.
Mr.. Neal as a matter of privilege and
with view TO harmony, introduced a
motion postponing until the 18th inst, in
consideration that all reports on questions
relating to contested seats, and matters
giving rise to personal abuse, excepting
questions arising out of the pending i'm
parchment, and supported the same by
remarks in favor of practical Legislation.
a number of members while favoring the
result desired to be obtained, doubted the
of keeping contestants out of |
seats. Tine motion was finally adopted
with few dissenting votes. This is |
considered a sort of compromise, and
may possibly lead to some good result. |
The House then went into Committee of |
the Whole on disabilities. 1t is evidently |
the intention of the Clsysonites to sur
round this subject with so many difficult
les that no relief will be granted until |
matters become quiet again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

In our report of the stabbing case at
the st. Charles saloon, on Wednesday
night, the following sentence occurred:
''Shortly afterwards, Mackey left, and was
subsequently arrested. when the report
should have stated: ''Shortly afterwards,
Mackey left, and Hamilton was subsequent
ly arrested, as a man certainly would not
have been arrested for receiving an injury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
Liberal and Radical Republican,
Decide 70 Work Tanethar

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The County
Committees of the Liberal and Radical
wings of the Republican party bad a
joint meeting this evening and decided to
work in harmony in the future. 1t is
probable that an election will be ordered
for members of new committee and
arrangements made to enter the field for
the municipal election next month with a
united party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
OTTAWA, ONTARIO.
Great Fire-Loss 100000.

OTTAWA, ONTARIO, March IA fire
here this morning consumed an extensive
dry goods establishment. Damage to
stock $50, 900; to building $4,000 The
stock was the largest in the city. Insur-
ances, Imperial $4,000; Ztna 81, 500;
Liverpool, London and Globe $4,000;
Hartford So, 900; Western SIS, 900; North
British and Mercantile Queen $40, 900;
Provincial s., 500, and Phnuix $11, 300.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
BOSTON.
Women Graduate as PhysicIa

Women Graduate as Physicians.
BosToN, March -Four young women
graduated as physicians from the New
England Medical college yesterday, one
of whom, Miss Nye, of Bellevue, Ne
braska, is shortly to go as missionary
physician to Constantinople under the
auspices of the American Board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
Improvement at the Cathedral.

We noticed yesterday that lsborers were
engaged in making considerable improve
ments at the Cathedral, corner of Cedar
and Summer streets. The top of the stone
steps were being taken up and replaced in
a more level and solid condition, and other
improvements were being made of q need
ed and substantial character-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
PREPARATION.

Extended and varied preparations are
being made by the several societies and
our Irish friends and citizens, for q grand
and combined celebratian of the 18th, st.
Patrick's Day, which will, it is thought, be
the most imposing that has been had in
our city for years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
SAN FRANCISCO.
Receipts of Wheat

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The re-
ceipts of wheat at this port this season,
are four million four hundred and ten
thousand bushels, against five million five
hundred and forty-two thousand five
hundred bushels last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
Kansas LegIslafure.

The Kansas Legislature has passed a
bill staying the execution of persons con-
victed of murder until the Governor
issues death warrant. 1t is expected
this will virtually abolish capital punish
ment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
ST. LOUIS.
$4,000 bail.

ST. LOUIS March Been Boyce,
charged with killing Capt. Jenkins, depu-
ty United States Marshal, at New Madrid,
few days ago, was to-day released on
S9O 0O0 hail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
Ar GaIIerY.

We are indebted to Mr.. Giers of the
National Portrait Gallery, Nos. 43 and
IS Union street, for a splendid photograph
ic portrait of Ex-Gov. Harris, taken in the
highest style of the art.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

SHARP.-The Nation says that the peo-
pie of New York are subjected to a
"coarse and brutal despotism, half THEY
ish, half priestly."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

United States Commissioner Gray issued
a warrant yesterday fIr a man by the name
of Schealand, who is charged with viola
ton of the internal revenue laws.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
CINCINNATI.
Charged with IncendIaryism.

CINCINNATI, March 2.--Mr. Boswell,
whose store was burned in Troy, Ohio,
day before yesterday, and his brOther-in-
law, Cecily, aud negro, were arrested
yesterday under suspicion of incen-
diaryism, and bound over to appear be-
fore the grand jury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

John T. Moore, prominent citizen of
Barboursville, was murdered at a ball in
Barboursville, West Virginia, Tuesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
More Particulars of the TrIumphaI
EnhrU


VERSAILLES, March 1.-The Herald
correspondent, just returned from Paris,
witnessed the grand review of the troops
along the Chavcaux, as the Emperor was
received by the troops with ringing
cheers; flags saluted, bands played, aud
passing Bismarck, the Emperor waved
his hand in friendly greeting, took posi-
ton, reviewing the troop a moment with
deep emotion the order was given to
march, the bands struck up, and with
splendid step $4,000 men marched past in
so perfect line that each battery pre-
scented profile as of only one gun. The
Emperor leaves for Germany Saturday
instead of Monday. Ratification of the
treaty of peace is expected here to-
night.
If it comes the Germans will evacuate
Paris tomorrow; but if not, the 18th
corps will probably take its turn to enter
Paris.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
PleasantOn Presuming.
Scrip Dividends

With regard to tie pending case of the
scrip dividend tax of FIVE per cent, in
which the New York Central is defend
ant, Commissioner Pleasonton finds the
testimony and arguments hard nut to
crack. He has postponed decision, and
will, it is thought, try to put it over till
after Congress adjourns. 1t is believed
that he has made up his mind to sustain
anderbilt's claim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 2-The Repub-
lican members elect for the ensuing Con-
gress held a caucus tonight for the nomi-
nation of officers. For Speaker, Blair;
for Clerk of the House, Mcpherson,
and for Doorkeeper, Buxton, were
nominated by reclamation: Sergeant-at-
Arms, Orcwsy was nominated on first
ballot, Stokes receiving twenty votes; w.
S. King, present incumbent, postmaster.
The Democratic and Conservative men,
bers also held caucus tonight. Mr..
Morgan, of Ohio, was nominated for
Speaker. The following were nominated
by reclamation: Clerk, James G.
Berret Sergeant~at-Arms, Nicholas
Issenburg; DOor-keeper, Owen Thorne (;
Postmaster, Seaton Gales; Chaplain, Ig-
nstius T. Cooper.
Unanimously resolved, That the AID
Congress ought to adjourn the first session
at the earliest practicable time, and those
now present would continually vote to
that end.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
TELEGRAPHIG.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Later from Little Rock
POStpOnement0f ImpeachEn't
Reception japanese Embassy.
outrage on American Citizen
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nominations of efIieers
For the Next Congress.
ARKANSAS.

Impeachment of GOV. clayton still
Pendtns-0ther Matters Postponed
tih March I4-SO,nebOdy in Favor
OF Practical Liquidation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
DAVIDSON COUNTY RAILROAD
COMMISSIONERS.
ProceedIngs Yesterdnr-

ASssehoay.
Reports-counsei, etc., etc. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
ALEXANDRIA.

FIREs-rhe alarm of tire Satur,lav night vas
caused By the burning of some rags, the curtain
s 4. window frame IN house on the west side
OF Water street, between Prince aud Dake,
occupied by Mr.. Hiram Webster. The alarm
last night was caused by the total destructlsn
81 me framed building on the southeas. corner
OF Duke and Henry streets, belonging 90 Mr..
William Gregory, but occupied BY MesSr.
Horseman Wall, and known as the Iailroal
restaurant The ire department prevented the
spread Of the flames beyond the building in
which they originated. The house was insured
for 500 with q. n. wilmer * Co., and the .on-
tents for SEQ with Geo Wise & Co. Tue hight
seen south OF the city on sunday night last was
caused By the burning Of barn near MarshaIl
Hall, in Maryland.
PUBIC ScBeoLs.-The female department of
Custas Sche0l vas opened to-day i'm tie ola
e..a,e Free school room, adjoining the y phan
Asylum, under the charge Of Miss Margaretta
Law rs principal. The hall Of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company, south Fairfax street
near Duke. has been rented for the second grade
Of this department, which will be opened there,
under the charge Of Mis- Ph@be Littieneld, as
soon As II u vacated by the present occupant.
The alteration ct the Washington school house
being nearly completet, the male department
The opening Of these schools will comp.ete the
organization Of the public schools i'm the city,
which, for ne Pre:ent; Will provide for primary
ton and jefferson dist-ics, In the county. are
also diligently employed in organizing their
system. and schools we're expected 70 be opened
house, in the former district, this morn.ng.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Tsenty acres o. land
Win dwelling house thereon, situated on the
Little River turnpike, . little beyond Psdeett's
toll gate, belonging 10 the estate OF the lafe
John a Taylor, was sold on SATURDAY last m
Cats tavern. West End, 10 Mr.. Rose ID. Catts-
for % $50. AZ the same time and place 4 Seas.
and lot Just this side OF eadgetts toll rae he
longing 70 the estate Of the late james Cossn.
wee eold 70 II. X =. Roberta, for ss95. The
cottaee awenine hon on South Washsngton
street, the Ireperty Of MiR Margaret A. WRIGHT.
nae oeen seio 70 III. G. q. Brown, for % 500.
Mr.. Franz saskMAu, Sheriff az F.irs,x
county, ne rendered his restgnstion, as-ieuins
me discharge Of the duties OF which he nav
nave 70 execute the orders OF court ineicsine
stripes on persons convicted Of petty lsfeepy.-
Z, asstts Of Iast evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
Rank In the Navy.

The following are the provisions OF the bill
regulating rank ia the navy. which passed the
House OF Representatives yesterday.
II fixes the medical corps on tn. active list a.
iollows:-15 medical directors, with the rank OF
captain; Is medical Inspectors. with rank OF
commander; 50 surgeons, with the rank of lieu
tenant commander. AL to have the presep,
pay and emoluments of surgeons in the navy
100 assistant surgeons, with the rank of m asts:
and with the pay and emoluments 0f assistant
surgeons.
1t fixes the pay corps on the active lis,
as fonows:-l3 pay directors, with rank OF
captain; Is pay inspectors, with rank of COM
mander; 90 paymasters, with rank OF lieutenant
commander. All TO have the present paw and
emoltments OF paymasters. GpasSsi assists N,
psymasters, with rank OF lieutenant; % assist
ant pay masters, with rank of master.
IL hxes the engineer corps on the active list a.
follows 10 chief en- gineers, with rank of can
tam; 10 Chief engineers, with rank of com
manoer; - chief engineers, with rank of lieu
tenant commander; all TO have the present pay
and emoiuments Of chief engineers; lon first
assistant engineers, with the rank OF lieutenant:
100 second assistant engineers, with rank OF
master; naval constructors, with rank OF can
tain; naval constructors, with rank OF com.
mander; naval constructors, with rank of lieu
tenant commander; naval constructors with
rank OF lieutenant; chapla;ns, with rank OF
captain chaplains, with rank OF commander;
chaplalDe, with rank of Lieutenant rompan-
ueri professors OF mathematics, with rank OF
captain; 4 with rank OF commander: with rank
OF lieutenant commander; civil engineers
with rank of captain; with rank of comman-
der; with rank of lieutenant Commander The
secretary TO the admiral is to have the rank of
captain; to the vice admiral. the rank OF com
mander, and the secretaries to rear admirals
and 10 commodores commanding sauadrons the
rank OF lieutenant commanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
4 Goal Pis On Fire Tor 100 Year.


One OF the most curious phenomena in con
nection with coal mining IT. exhibited A. the
BARK Tolliery, near ROTTERDAM, the property
Il a ftzwilliam. This pit csugLt tire Iea
Years ago, and ~ the en- oTts of the workmen AZ
The time, an, subse9 nently, have been autte
inehectusi TO ettinguisn IL. A shor; time aro a.
was sscerianed that the flames were approseh-
ing the bottom ofthe shaft, aud IL va. then re-
solved, possible, Go say their progress :,
that they might not extend 10 other parts OF The
workings. At length the Superintendent; OF thr
coiiieries, Mr.. L. Cooper, conceived tue i,lsa OF
Dliding Wal 10 shut In the tire. aud IA order
10 ascertain the best site for this wall several
OF The officials crept on their hands aud knees
through Tue dense sitting snake. a. tar a. poS-
slbie INTO the workings. Their efforts were
SucceSsiul. ana avail - now completed .rly
csc yards IN length, aud VARYING from iD.be,
7" " ltrt an Thickness. Al distances Vsrvtnr
from ~ 90 % yards metal pipes have been in
serted IN THIS wall. which AZ, securely played
~ The END, 30 that a. sny me- by reusCvIp-
the pigs, the state OF the air on the side III u
hie' ahd even the position at the lire itself can
BE asceItained. 30 intense "a The heat srisiD.y
tIom ilis hre hat people possessing gardens
sbsNe the C"l''erv declare thai the yr0a.h al
plants = materially affected. aud that thew are
tear. 10y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24


Grounds Of the Ssndte ami house Of Repre-
seRtottres for
Unwilling the statue Of Presidents
Lincoln.
made by Miss Winnie Resm. to take place I'm
the EotuIda OF the Capitol. on Wednesday
evening, January Is, at II O'Clock precisely,
will be ss follows, viz:
Music by the Marine Band. dwelling of the
statue by Jndge Davis, OF the Supreme Court
Remarks by Senator Trumbull, Senator Car
pentcr. Gen. Banks, Senator Patterson, Hon.
MT. Brooks, and Hon. Mr.. Cullom. Music BY
the Marine Band.
The Ser geant-at-Arms, the committee of ar
rangemerts, the speakers. the artist, the Pres
dent OF the United States, Vice President
Senators, justices of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, members Of the Cabinet, epre-
ssntatives Of foreign government. resident at
Washington, General OF the Army, Admiral OF
the Navy, and Mayor OF the city of Washing
ton, are invited to be present in the Senate
chamber at \ O'Clock, ready TO proceed % the
rotunda at the time appointed
The Sergeant-at-Arms, the Speaker and
Members OF the House of Representatives are
invited TO assemble in the hall of the House OF
Representatives at = O'Clock p. IN, RI adv To
-prOce cd to the rotunda at the time appointed.
Seats in the rOtunds for Senators and MEM
hers the House of Representatives. and other
invited guests. will not be reserved after half
past seven o clock.
Senators and invited guests will be admitted
at the eastern door OF the Senate chant Der with
ladies belonging to their families, who will as
semble III the reception room of the Senate.
The Speaker and Members of the House OF
Representatives will be admitted at the eastern
door Of the House, with ladies belonging to
their families, who will semble in the roo N Of
the Speaker.
The public will lie admitted at the east and
west central doors of the Capitol Immediately
after the professions from the Senate and
House Of Representatives shall have reached
the rOtunda.
Seats will he provided for represe ntative. of
the press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
The Snow storrs as In. N.r,,

NEw York, Jan. 2i.-Tbe mails have bee
mach retarded by the heavy srow storm Ia.
trle mails are late, the Hudson mails have no,
arrived. the Boston mails are two hoarS h-hipl
time and the Southern mail IL one hear lac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
WAR IN &oPE

fsI,sraEioi Es,iasir,ls q ne srcs,ss S;or
ROUGH ON THE PARTISAN ABsENTRES
LospoS, 2S.-lSpecisl 20 New York Bsra.dl 49,
"A decree OF the government has just been issued
which viii startie those VITO sought safety cut
OF Paris. The privacy Of their houses LETT be-
hind II ssoui 20 he violated by authorized
plnndeTers, their ce,larS Sscked OF vine vopl
ARD coal. ana Their s'orerooms invaded aud
hem conieuts delivered over 20 al the emp.v
puplie stomach and replcuish the public coal
scuttle. A small grain OF conforf ne.,.Ir. -
sbst nj house holders.
THE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
LONDON, Jan. -, 6S9 y. un.-Severai plentp,-
tentisries 10 the Conference ON the F.s-er,,
Question have been instructed not % allow
themselves 90 be drawn into the die us .iap ~
any questions foreign 20 hat question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
Hen. .. T.. Freliughsy.eu Elected n
n Senator from New Jersey

IkkNrok, j an. A.-fn democratic caucus
ME morning, Gov. Randolph received the uSui-
nation Tor United States Senator. n PERM.
OF Newark, snd Jacob Nsnatta OF MS.ris,osH'
each received one vote
TRENTON, y. ! Jan. - Both houses ~ th,.
legislature this morning elected Fre,feri-s a
rfehnshuvscn nitcd States senator, hy a Iatrf
vote OF - against b Tor Gov. RaadolpN. S,v
meinners II the hcrse and one Senator we're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
Rtlltards An -ertseo

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3. Arransamepts
have been completed for three match "a unss ot
hilisrGs between Joseph Dion and A =. M
ooiphe- Tor 81 o aside each, O. he plarel here
soon aud Dion 70 allow Rudelphe - - O. cover
the expenses Of his trip.
Winter rains are IL ling throughout the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24
fouUd Dead.

BosToN, Jan. 23.-The dead BODY fsand ,a
quincy recently, creating suspicion OF mard@r
ana fonoers proves to he that OF jane Ven
novsr, resident OF Chelsea, who had .ude "a
away. lie Was insane.