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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
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ausriiasn balfsn, sa3u anssbaltsn psrpsn ipatsn,
ben scn ssnisItsn ssfiftsten Stapsn sans IN sr-
lsssn.
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lamb, iinc piessr asrarii4s @spalnbatsn gum
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wureen mod anpsrs S6aneliafsitsn psriist,
alltin bic Sbatsr iinp in allen Saasn snh&llpft.
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pom rssalaren Hilitar in gaisessa Gin. Die
aarliittn, pslds ras Stapt9sn tslastrtsn, batsn
ii6 in bic G,sbirse ;uradss;Oseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
9nbnqne, Soma, N}ttmo9, ben 8. Oftober 1872.

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unc in cen &ir6en tpieeer BIT altfatbps
l9e prieferibaft einseflbrt pereen.-
Warum penn niht Serrn Qcplpn felaen
unp aud pas Gb.ibat abIbafTen @abrs
lid /! Du sublime au ridicule, il ny a
qu'un pas, madame
lleter Die sluswanreruns aus GlIabs
Spttrin9en rpirc an anrerer Stelle pes
Slattes tsridtst.
Bon q . nj beists, rae Die Inter
banclunsen swii6sn pem beilisen Stubl
unp Der Hesieruns BON &uslanc einen
befriecisencen Sprtsana nsbmen. Die
6rase Der gtnleguns elmer 9iunsiatur in
ct. petersburg 1T iseph nod nibt ents
Ibieeen.
Die licliden prpSin;en Staliens baz
ben einen itarferen lleterfaI in cas alte
lcciale lletel ce5 &auterunweiens III be-
tlasen. 3ablreide Sancen, Yon Sdbreren
aeleitet MAIDEN bic prcyin;en Salernc,
Yctensa unc slYellinp unlider, iiten uns
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su sereiteln. Oas slnieben Der Nesies
runS !eicet cap purb lebr, Inn 70 mebr, ca
unter jener unrpilencen SeySlferuna pielz
fad bic Mnii6t pertreitet IN. cae bic lles
beltbdter I'm GinperitdnpnilIe nit ren
Wfinifern unp Der liberalen partei BAN
celn. SerIdierene Deputirte babsn ccsz
balb ben Winiiter reS Snnern, 9an;a,
in ietr enersil6er 8eiie su friftissn
Gssenmasreseln aufsefurpert.
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PROVING Gatansarc BON ben lie Yerbeerens
Den Srisanten su bsireien bat cine prds
mic sen 10000 GraneS fir ciejenisen
ausSeleBt cenen es i'm 9aufe peS Srps
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ginfansuns zines jeren Witslieses Der
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listen Sancen 800 Srancs Selptnuns
beltimmt.
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GscurtaL 2 Weilsn nprcweltli6 BON
Waertr, mclcet rab beute 9lbenc cer
SliB in pas Sieronymiten &lpfer aes
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leien. Der fSnisli6epalaf nit rer berrliz
den SibliStbet unp ben ieltenen unp
fcltbaren 0emileen UNI Wfanulcrirtrn
itebt ieyt in 8lammen uno es 1T wenia
Muslidt Sorbanpen, eas Waulrleum ocer
bic Sommer>2eiicen; ess lpaniIdsn SBz
niSs su retten.
Bon Marrir aus 1T cine pipnisrbriaas
&c na6 Geeurial absesansen.
Der &ailer son SraIilien bat
cen bl. Sater um slbiclutipn fir bic
Slime sebeten, Die CT bssanaen In sem
ercpmmunicirten prinsen Sumbert ,us
lammcn In Berlin patbe seitansen , be
ie Saneluns babe in ieinsm Sanre cine
tiefe unc allsemeine Wibltimmuns bers
ror9erufen. Der Saiier Bat liberties
rem Cardinal pitru unp eem GEbii6pf
@iannins BON @eiiminiiter raS 9rcss
freus res GbriitussSrpens unc pem be-
riibmten glitrpnpmen Yater Seed t. cas
@robs Gcmmanccnrfreus ces Srpsns Der
Npie iibsrlanpt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 16.-The Haymakers
of Troy, beat the Etnas, Of this city,
yesterday, by a score of II to ..
a meeting of the residents on Stewart
avenue was held last evening, at which
resolutions were passed against the
admission Of any more railroads along
that thoroughfare. There are num-
her OF railro DIS seeking admission, but
all the outlying districts oppose their
entrance by the proposed ronte. The
question is one Of great importance to
this city.
Fatal accidents are becoming fright
fully numerous in the city, owing to
the great amount OF building going on.
The Coroner was called to hold seven
inqucsts on Saturday, mostly on &C.
count OF deaths from accidents.
Last night wake was held in Des'
p,aiHe street, and noisy crowd WAS
gathered abou' the place. A police
man endeavoreI to quiet them, but be
.r'S attacked and pretty roughly
handled. He drew his revolver and
commenced firing, wounding two men.
He then retreated, followed by the
crowd, who fired several shots and
threw number of bricks. Some other
officers came to his assistance and the
mob was driven back. No arrests were
made.
A special TO the Times, from Ottawa,
Illinois, Of the 18th, saws: The Dem
ocrats of the town OF Waltham, in this
county, at q mass meeting held on
Thursday, adopted series OF spirited
resolutions, refusing to recognize Gree
ley as fit man to lead the Democracy,
and strongly in opposition to recogni~
zing him in the Baltimore Convention.
4 special to the Times, dated DanviIle,
III, June lG, says: At the Nermillion
county Democratic Convention TO day
delegates were elected to the State Dem
ocratic Convention. They were in
structed to vote as unit for straight
Democratic ticket for State officers.
The most prominent delegates wanted
Democratic candidate and platform.
Mr.. Stevens and the men in his nei gh-
borhood would oppose both Grant and
Greeley. Mr.. Houghton would drown
Greeley and adjourn the Baltimore
Convention until they could get straight
Democratic candidates and then beat
Grant, the bull pup. Mr.. Mann thought
it was sure destruction or eternal dam
nation and would take to the woods.
A DIR. McKimbro would vote for a
Democrat, but not for Greeley, the
meanest man God Almighty ever made.
John Donnellan would cut his right
arm off before he would vote for Gree
ley. The Democratic sentiment here
is against Greeley.
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CHICAGO.
Large Cargo OOfOats-Oue Of the Tyn.
dale Murderers Arrested.

dale Murderers Arrested.
CHICAGO, June l5.-The largest cargo
of oats shipped from this or any other
lake port, consisting Of l05, 900 bushels,
was this morning towed ont OF Chicago
harbor, in the Union Steamboat Lines
large iron steamer Java, bound for
Buffalo. The Board of Trade turned
ont en- massc and greeted the Java with
a farewell cheer. The vessel was
decorated with flags and festoons of
evergreens. There were two six pound
guns on the tug that took her out,
which were fired at rapid intervals. The
taking of such large cargo of oats at
this time lie quite significant, as it leaves
quite a breach in the blockade which
has created so much excitement for the
past ten days.
A special to the EUeninG Journal from
Springfield. ILL.,, says: have refrained
from telegraphing the rumors OF the
probable arrest Of the murderers Of
Hon. Sharon Tyndale, ex.Secretarv Of
State, until something tangible should
trauspire. Now, Gov. Palmer has par
doned from the peuitentiary in this
State, with a view to his arrest, one
James Caredy, against whom chain
of testimony has been wrought which
points to him as one of the murderers.
Caredy was arrested soon after the mur-
der in Morgan county. tried and sent to
the penitentiary for one year for play
ing the confidence game. Immediately
upon his discharge, to-day, he will be
arrested and brought here for trial
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ST. LOUIS.
The smnrerbund Association.

Sr. Louis, June 1.-THE North
American STngerbund Association Of
the Smngeriest met to-day. Eugene
Haas presided, w. F. Reimisch, Secre.
tarv. The Cincinnati Constitution was
read and adopted, and Cleveland, Ohio
was fixed az the place for holding the
next National Snngerfest, in 1874. AT
the concert last night 5000 persons were
present. There was a full orchestra
and 900 male voices.
The Cleveland Mmnnerchor, Cerellia
Union, OF Cincinnati, the Belleville
Illinois, SMngerbund, Columbus, Ohio,
Mmnnerchor and Louisville Lied err
kranz sang with encoring effect several
OF their selections. Mrs. Dexter sang
several solos with thrilling effect for
the concert. a procession Of 300
persons, including 1900 singers,marched
TO one OF the prominent beer gardens
and gave IN outdoor concert.
the PtCnfc.
Sr. LorIs, June lG.-The Spnger'est
picnic ut the st. Louis Fair Grounds
was attended by about 100000 persons.
Music, singing and amusement predom.
mated. The SToger'est visitors have
nearly all left the city on the train, to-
night, and the usual quietness reigns
again. Neyer in the history OF the
city has there been 90 much excitement
and noise as during the past week, eX>
cept during the war Ii is est mated
that 10000 people visited the city this
week, and one-hsli OF them attended
the concert.
NextTbursday the Protestant Sunday
schools have their fist public parade
in twenty years Twenty five thousand
children are expected to be in line.
In q quarrel between white men and
negro prostitutes, early this morning,
Alonzo Tyler was 80 severely stabbed
as to die within half en- hour
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BROOKLYN.
The Observation-Disclosures.

BROOKLYN, June 15.-The opening
regatta Of the Alcyon boat club took
place to-day on Gowan's Bay. The
only race was in six-oared gigs and the
sport was witnessed by large number
of spectators. The Gig Brunette won,
beating the Blonde and Bachelor. The
distance rowed was three miles; time
10 minutes Sc seconds.
Just after the race an inclined bridge
from the boat house to floating plat,
form broke and precipita,ed some sixty
ladies and gentlemen TO the platform.
The platform tipped and all OF them
went into the water Intense excite
ment ensued, but all were rescued and
none fatally injured.
At the Atlantic dock this evening
one OF the four story stone warehouses
and one grain elevator caught fire. The
warehouse was empty; loss, j. 600.
1t was owned by Mr.. Roberts, Of New
York. The elevator, which was Htaliy
DESTROYED, was estimated te il" worth
220OUO.
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WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.

WASHINGTON, June lj.-It is learne eG
from a reliable source that the cotton
acreage of the cotton-growing States o.
the South for the present year is up
ward of S,500,0O0 acres, and in this re.
spect does not differ materially from
that of 1870. 1t is believed that with
every condition favorable throughout,
this crop cannot exceed the crop oi
lS70-7l, as that year is admitted to
have been almost perfect for cotton cul.
tivation and cotton picking. The croV
at present is in good condition, but
backward and likely to mature late,
except in Texas, where the seed ear y
planted has been very favorably started.
The later paintings have now been for
warded by the recent rains, though
there is still some complaint that the
strands are imperfect or spotted in two
or three States.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
appointed w. 7. Armstrong and Chas.
Eldridge, ofthe lnteral Revenue Office,
TO revise and codify the internal reve-
nue. laws, in accordance with the recent
act of Congress.
The internal revenue receipts for
the present fiscal year have exceeded
l35 million, which is in excess Of the
Secretary's estimate for the fiscal period.
Prominent Democrats now here have
been figuring up the prospects OF Gree
ley at Baltimore They claim, after a
careful survey of the situation, five hun.
dred votes for Greeley on the first bal
lot
Considerable anxiety is felt in official
circles over the escape of the tilibuster
Fannie. 1t is asserted on the best au,
thority that the statement heretofore
published, giving the details Of an expe'
dition, is true in every particular. Gen.
Ryan, previous to his departure, made
statement to q friend in this city oi
the strength of the expedition, which
statement corresponds with the figures
already published.
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The Weather To-Day,

WASHINGTON, June l6-7 P. M
Notwithstanding baron eter, fresh
to brisk and probably high southeast
eriy winds, veering to southwesterly'
and cloudy weather will extend east
ward from the northwest over the upper
lake region to the Ohio Valley and
possibly to the lower lake region with
rain. Clear and partially cloudy
weather for the Southern States on
Monday, with light to fresh winds, and
for New England and the Middle States,
except the northern portion Of the lat
ter. An area of low barometer is ad'
vancing eastward toward Minnesota,
Cautionary signals are ordered for Do.
luth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand
Haven. - z--
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Composition onto a Cat.

OF all hairy insects, the cat is the
animalest. A good cat is hard to die.
Ii has two eyes, tail, one head or its
bow end, and leg under each outside
corner of its body. Its body has two
corners, two Of which are behind A
cat has kittens, that is. if ii is = kitten
cat. \ +. cat has no kittens 10 .
news. They eat balls OF yarn, and play
with mice, but are not 40 sweet a'
roses, that is, fresh ones. Some folks
like cats, but huckleberry dumpling7
are better. Father wears stove pipe
hat on SUNDAY, and Aunt Polly had
twins last summer. \ black cat don
chew so much tobacco as 4 member OF
Congress, but spits more when 1t is mad.
Syrup of squills will make cat hum,
but mrpenrne is better for the hair.
Mother cut her thum on a flat iron and
laid it to the cat. Then father walloped
her. | ran behind the hen.coop and
squatted. The new minister came over
to our house yesterday, and sat down
with his new trowsers in chair full OF
young cats. lie spilled 'em bad. If |
had red pig to pay with Id lend you
my Sunday school book. Cat has a lap
in her mouth. Mother s lap ain t.
Did you ever see a eat hold box OF
pills on the end of her tail? a sewing
machine runs, but not so easy as a cat.
That's all | know Of her.-Thom1S
Shine,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-17
WASHINGTON.
Balloon Ascension for SeieBtift
observations.

WASHINGTON, June lG-Observer
Sergeant Schaffer, Of the signal service,
has received orders to hold himself in
readiness to make a bsllon ascension
from Boston, on the 4tb prox., for the
purpose OF scientific observations Of the
upper air currents. The ascension will
be the first OF a series inau rated by the
War Department Signal Office for the
solution OF the question in relation to
nrial currents. Sergeant Schaffer is
supplied with complete set Of instru,
ments, and will make formal report OF
his observations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-17
MEMPHIS.
The GallOws.

MEMPHIS, June l6.-Clinton, the ex-
Metropolitan policeman, who beat his
wife to death some weeks since, has
been sentenced to death, the day fixed
for the execution being the 18th OF
August
Early J. Easton, who shot and killed
Edward Lyles at 4 picnic near Horn
Lake, nearly a year ago, has also been
sentenced to death, the day being the
same as Clintou's. This is the second
trial tor Easton, and it is understood
that if Executive clemency cannot be
Obtained the law will be allowed to take
It's course.
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Crosse, missing; A. Martin, acting cap
tain, Lacrosse; Thomas Townsend,
second engineer, Ga.ena; Eugene Nor.
rill, watchman, Maine; John Wynn,
Lacrosse; John Conners, Roaring Rock,
Wis; Chandler Mama, Rockford, ILL.,;
Charles johnson, residence unknown;
James Moran, Lacrosse; George Wilson,
Savannah, ILL.,; Pat Flanagan, LaSalle,
ILL.,; Frank Brooks, Blacl, River Falls,
and two others unknown.
A jury was empaunellei by the coro'
ner. to day, to investigate the cause OF
the deaths Of the victims Of The disas-
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GEORGIA.
Rice Crop Destroyed by Cater
pillars.

Rice Crop Destroyed by Cater.
pillars.
SAVANNAH, GA, June l5.-The rice
plantations on the Savannah river and
vicinity are suffering terribly from the
ravsges Of the caterpillars, who have
devoured the rice to the waters edge.
Information from q point seven miles
up the Savannah river reports their ap
pearance in that peighborhood. The
greatest spprehensions are felt, and an
immense destruction of the crop is an
ticipated, as the present flow when
taken off will enable the caterpillars to
extend their ravages.
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CINCINNATI.
Delegates 10 BaItimore-HaIEFa
Tickets.

CINCINNATr, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Executive Committee met to-day
and decided to hold the Convention
next Friday for the selection of dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
through Colonel Jones, G. P. A., an
nounces that the arrangements have
been completed by that road to run
trains through to Baltimore without
change from Columbus. Louisville, St.
Louis, Indianapolis, Burlington and
this city, commencing July lst, for
the accommodation OF delegates and
others wishing to attend the Baltimore
Convention. One fare for round trip
tickets, good from lst to 30th of July.
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"WHo was Grant, asks the Chicago
TrJmc, that he should be an excep-
ton to the rule that military men inva-
riably fail as statesmen? Did his civil
experience, pedding molasses and cord
wood in st. Louis, or earning six or
eight hundred dollars year rs clerk
in the tannery at Galena, prepare
him, better than Marlborough
or Wellington were prepared, or
the intricate complications of states.
manship? If Gu-tavus Adolphus and
Frederick, it is also asked, though great
soldiers, failed miserably in their do
mestic policy, how could it be expected
that soldier who loiters at watering
places and dwaddles idly among filter
ing parasites and surrounded by mill
tsry pets can succeed? Gen. Grant,
before his election, had taken no note o'
politics, except to vote for Buchanan
and sustain Andrrw Johnson
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ONTARIO.

TORONTO, ONT, June l5.-At Barrie
yesterday Terror won the Lumbermen >
purse of S400 in two straight heats :;
time l:4S3 and l:50. The 5000 open
purse was won by Nora Kestcr: tim"
l:5O9 and l4I3.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Fatal Mistake.

SAN Francisco, June l5.-R. b.
Swain, President CT the Merchants
Exchange, took lsudanum BY mistake
for valerisn, yesterday, and died in the
afternoon. ....
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CINCINNATI. June l6.-The river is
stationary, with ii feet and inches in
channel. The weather is clear. Ar
rived-R. C. Gray, Arkansas river.
Departed-Juniata, Pittsburgh ALE,
gheny Belle, Pomeroy.
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SPAIN.

Dissoiutien OF the Certes.
MADRID, June l5.-The sittings oi
the Cortes have been suspended. Its
dissolution is imminent. ~g
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. R.

Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, and al the
Station at Bridgeport.
FIR. MYERS,
no2l Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agen
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TRANSFORMATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. 90.

H<azzpPAssENGER TRAINS
| ~ ykwill be run by the tollowins
schedule on and after June 10, lS!2-Wheel-
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
KAsr-LHAyEs wrsT-LEAvEs.
WsssIiats dsif9 at A. n daily ssss aslllu A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 2l5 p. n. columbus .-.-5:sS P. NJ
Baltimore .--s:2o Sandusky:--
Washington Clncinnatl-...
%. C.........-o-50 C icago.........
Philadelpnia.S: u An ST. Louis.
New York.--o. '
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LxAvEs wEsT-LKAvrs
'Taeslsfs ssies an $40 p. n daily ats. Sos A. Il.
ERRIynsAT ARRIVES Az
Cumberla nd .2dO A. II. columbus. .-.9loP. ".
Baltimore ...-& Sauuusky..
New York 44OP. NJ lCincinnau....
Philadelphia-lD Chicago ......". ...
Washington -, Louls-....'r
d. D.C.....,...lGo6 A. n. Sundays excepted
sSundays exceptedl
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wrsr-LEAvKs
sWheelins Wheeling
daily at1'.ll:j' Pm. daily .-r;7ir.x.
ARRIVES At ARRIN - At
Cumberland.S:NA A. ". M.lColumhus.... slb A. n.
Baltimore....-il p. n ISanuusky..'
WHshIn Ston Clncinnal-.
d. G. .. COS p. n IChicago----.
PhiladeIp a-lI:3O " 81. LOUIS.
New York .~ Sundays excepted.
.Suudavs excepted.
'MBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAvEs wESr-LEAVks
sWheeling "Wheeling
daily at. 1853 A. NJ daily al -..yJ 10 p. M.
ARRIVES At ARRIVE 1T
Cumberland..95O Cumberlandl2:JJA A. n.
Sundays excepted. SSundays exc"p'ed.
WHEELING, PlTrS'G & BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us a. m. and 40
D. n., Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
al Baltimore with trains for Philadei.
phia, New York and Boston. AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
south.
West bound trains make direct conneo-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
| Northwest.
tickets to all principal points can be pro-
! G lred at the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIES,
jel2 General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-17
INSU RANCE.

This company has been In successful oper-
alton six years; continues 10 insure against
loss or damage by fire on Buildings of
ali kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
~ generally, Hulls and Cargoes on the
Western waters, on az favorable terms az
other sound Institutions.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, President
J.R. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCAR SANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, Simpson, VIM. Z. Handlan,
Jno. X. Botsford, J.R. McCortney,
John l.. Hobbs c.. Brown,
Dr. ii. J. Wiesel.
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