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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15


not rely on tho present effeminate
English administration. Its hours
are numbered through its various
acts of incompetence and arrogance,
and any further false steps, and Ter
hsps an carly discussion OF what has
been done in this matter, may end
it's career.
The Alabama affair is swindle
from beginning to end. There is not
enc shadow of pretext for the claim
of the United States. 1t was well
known at the time the Alabama
was about to leave the shores of
England that the United States
representative would not give in any
official request for tho arrest OF the
vessel, though pressed to do so till
the eleventh hour, and one would
half fancy that, IN bis diplomatic FORE
casting, he saw the complications that
might arise by his procrastination.
At the very last moment he said to
tho administration, "Stop her" and
they did their bost, but it was too
late; the agent that was sent to
Wales got there in time to see the
vessel steam down the Irish Channel
and she showed such lively pair Of
heels to pursuit that that was made
hopeless. The best was done in
good faith toward the United States
that could. The whole thing has
been, we repeat, . "try on" of a per-
fectly American type. The nature
If the attempt is further manifested
n the endeavor to includo the deeds
IF q number of other vessels. more
blockade runners.
The Times wrote Oh Thursday for
he government one its best and
most careful leaders and there is
dearly alarm in the ministry. But
l does not hide tho truth from the
,bservant reader; o. the contrary,
{ shove that our negoLiators wore
lot equal to compste with tho Amer l.
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ters it is claimed that tho reported and
unrcported gains will leave the majority
about as last year.
The following districts elect Republl.
can members of Congress: Sd district
John Q. Smith; 4th, L. D. Gunckle; 9Th
Isaac r, Sherwood; 9Th, VIM. Lawrence;
9th, Jas. W. Robinson 10th, Chas. Foster;
leth, e. s. Bundy; 18th, W. P. Sprague;
10th, L. Danford; 18th, L. D. Woodwork;
18th, Jas. Monroe; 10Th, J. A. Garfield;
Goth, r. G. Parsons.
The following districts elect Demo.
craric members Of Congress 1st dis.
trict, Milton saylor; I'd, H. B. Banning;
9th, ]. Q. Lamlson; 9Th, ]. L. Neal; 12th,
Hugh ]. Jcwett; 18Th, NJ, J. southard;
14th, John Berry.
CINCINNATI, October 0, "a. M.-The
returns from thirteen wards and precincts
Indicate that Taft (Rep ran ahead Of the
ticket, though the Democrats gain 1888
This with corresponding gains would
give Dodd, (Dem.) for short term, First
district, about 1000 majority. Twenty.
eight wards and precincts show Demo.
cratic Liberal gains on the State ticket,
over the spring election. to be 1899,
which will gtvO the Democrats and
Liberals majority Of over 1000 for Sec.
retary Of State.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A Berlin dispatch says that five gam.
bling saloons in well known German
watering place have been closed.
-Brcvet Brig. Gen. Hartman Bache,
Colonel Of Engineers in tho United States
army, died on Thursday morning, aged
Is years.
Tho Democrats and Liberals of the
second Massachusetts district have nomi-
mated Edward Avery for Congress.
The inclined plane at Memphis hay-
ing been completed, the Little Rock trains
now cross the river, making connection
with the Memphis g. Louisville Railroad
without change Of cars.
Hon Amos A, Lawrence, Of Boston,
was badly hurt in Newtonville, Monday,
by his horse stumbling and falling upon
him. It is feared that he has received
internal inquiries which may prove serious.
The steamers, Congress, Brooklyn
and Plymouth Of the United States feet
arrived in the Tagus at Lisbon.
Tho Grand Duke Nicholas Of Russia
has arrived in Constantiuople.
"A man named ]. J. Hanks, while uu
der tho influence of liquor, was run ovel
and killed Tuesday morning by train OF
the Nashville road, near Bowling Green
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October s.-The
election returns so far are very meager,
the ticket very long and returns received
only from small precincts. The vote 10
very close and 1t will be late before cor.
rect estimate can be made. In one pre-
cinct of St. Joseph county Browns ma
jority Is 207, Republican gain on tho
vote Of 1870 Of 105. White River town
ship, Randolph county, gives Brown 8O5
majority; gain Of 16l. In New Haven,
Allen county, Hendricks majority Is ITO,
a Democratic gain Of 81; in Guilfofd town.
ship Browns majority is $50; gain, 40
INDIANAPOLIS; Oct. 9.-Returns con.
tinue to come in and show about thirty
townships and towns heard from. Re
publican gains on the vote OF 1870, 800.
Randolph county-Brown's majority is
estimated at 1900, gain 500.
Howard township, Howard county
Democratic gain 80.
Richmond City, Democratic gain 1888.
Concord township, Eckhart county
Republican gain 1877.
Cambridge City, Republican gain 1888.
LOUISVILLE, October 9.-CIark county,
Indiana, gives about 500 majority for
Hendricks. Floyd about 1000; Scott,
about $50.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October s.-The race for the
Czarwttch stakes IS to take place today
at tho New Market autumn meeting.
kothschild's b. c, Laburnan Is tho favor.
lie.
The explosion In the coal mines at
Marley, yesterday, Is far more serious
than the first dispatch stated. II Is now
known that 40 miners were killed.
The elections In Danerick are awaited
with anxiety.
An explosion took place in o coal mine
at Marley yesterday while tho miners
were at work. Thirty men are known to
have been killed. Quite an excitement
prevails In the neighborhood.
The Queen Of Holland Is expected 10
visit England in a few days.
Mr.. Schenck, tho American Minister,
has returned 10 London from the Cont
nent
The Hilda, Of Liverpool, was wrecked
of South Shields yesterday, AL on board
were lost,
The price Of coal has again advanced.
The mining companies of Belgium arc not
able to execute tho orders they have re-
ceiyed tosend coal 10 this country, In con-
sequence Of the scarcity Of miners In that
country.
Affirm in Birmingham has made con.
tract with the Prussian Government 10
furnish 100, 700 rifles Of improved pattern.
By an accidental flooding oil a coal
mine near WOxham, Wales, five hundred
miners have been thrown out Of employ
ment.
A CzawitCh race for stakes of free
handicap, one OF the grandeat events Of
the New Market Autumn meeting, was
run to-day and won by Salvanos, sylvia,
second, aud Enfield, third.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. SIN tho Cortes tho
President decided that under the rules Of
the House the debate on the motion
to amend the address 10 tho King by in.
serting q paragraph asking for the aboli-
tion Of slavery was out OF order.
Aiter the shop keepers manifestation
yesterday which temporarily subsidized
on the promise Of the Alcade that the
tax on show bills would be reconsidered, i,
crowds again gathered on the streets and
hisscd the members Of the city Govern
ment who were trying to sllay the excite
ment and assailed the police with clubs
and stones. Civil force being unable to
suppress the disorder and the rioters be-
coming more violent, battalion of Gov
ernment Guards was called out and
cleared the streets. Several persons were
injured but mono killed. Order was
restored and the city today has been
quiet.
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Connecticut Town Elections.

HARTFORD, October SIN the towns
heard from Republican majorities arc only
given in the following: Meridian 213,
East Haddon 124, Killipgton 265, Wind
ham 100, NeriOlks5, Harrington 100, New
Britain 500, PlainVile 40, Scemsburg 80,
West Hartford 80, Scotland %, Griswold
90, New London 20, Waterford II, Put.
nam GO, MOntville 10J, Griswold OF, and
Norwich. The following are Democratic /:
Middletown 1856, Haddon 10, Waterbury
$50, Talland II, Canaan 40, New Milford
O5, suflield IS, Preston G5, Brooklyn IA,
and AndOver 13.
OF tho towns in this State 1870 ont OF 1853
have been heard from, and 5S elect the
entire Republican ticket. In "a OF these
the offices arc divided between the two
parties. The Democrats have gained
eight towns which were wholly Republi-
can last year, and the Republicans have
gained eight towns which were Demo.
cratic last year.
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THE RESULT.

r, ,jye every inch otrOom which tile
w., or,be hour enables us to fill to
-. return, Of Yesterdays elections and
'' ~, ,,,o to leave out column or so Of
-" ~, returns from Pennsylvania and
Osio. ,,,,., - .hou Tho. ,ho
o,.,h,icap, have achieved magnificent
=, ',,,,iss in those States end in Nebraska.
Indiana /, yet unheard FROM but the vote
, believed to be close
.n goes Pennsylvania so goes the
r,ioo," The vote Yesterday means that
II. will 70 Tor GRANT by almost any
majority up to fifty thousand Yestor'
,,,,. result in that State Is indeed sur.
,,;,iryIy better than expected. Ohio
-, done remarkably well to maintain
10, l.t years majority while losing
Cincinnati.
W. have excellent Democratic au.
,so,i,yiOr saying the Presidential ques.
i'm for this time issettled, and settled in
hyOr oil GRANT.
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e04 q8a0E)O J1INa0N YA0e. Aua1 5000 ll .IU 5@-
WHEELING. W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g. 1872

Salisbury, Buckalow 70, Hartranit %,
Penn township, Westmoreland county
Buckalew's majority III.
Mt. Pleasant borough, Hartranlts ma.
lorlty 30.
Cochrauton, Crawford county, Bucka.
LEWIS majority 45.
Harbor Greek, Hartranit's majority 121
Four wards Of Johnstown give Hart
racft SG7 majority; gain 50.
Emlenton, Hartrantt 90 majority.
stoneSboro' Hartranit's majority s.
Emans, Democratic majority 80: gain Il
West Cole, Hartranit los, Buckalew 80
New Hope borough, Hartranft's major
ity1.
Lancaster county-Paradisc township
BuCkalew 81 majority.
Columbia borough, Republican majori-
ty 200.
sharpsburg, Hartranft 214, Buckalow
2l3.
PleasantvilIe, Hartrantt 1870, Buckalow
ia.
shenois county-Buena Vista District,
Hartranit 7S0, Buckalew 2l3.
Johnstown, 9th Ward, Harttanft 100
Buckslew 53, Republican gain 90; Cd
Ward, Hartrantt 132, Buckalew 43, Re
publican gain 10; 1st Ward, Hartranit 215
Buckalew II, Republican gain 3S; 9th
Ward, Hartranfl 1874, Bucksiew rs, Re
publican gain Z.
Washington borough, Buckalew's ma
jority9.
WhCatland, Hartranits majority s5
Allen 97; total vote polled 29S.
Somerset borough and township, Hart.
ranlt 3l1 majority; gain Of %.
Elizabeth borough, Hartrsnit 10l; Neg.
ley, first precinct Ol Elizabeth township
Hartranlt's majority 42; third precinct
Republican majority So.
Sewickly borough, Hartranft 19l, Buck.
Glew 80, Allen 179, Hartley, Dem. SO.
Cambria county-Republican gain Of O.
in the 9th election district.
Erie county-Harbor Greek borough
Republican majority 1911.
West Newton borough, Republican ma
jority 60.
Westmorcland county = Pennsylvania
township, Democratic majority III.
McKeesport, Hartrantt's majority 15O
Franklin, Hartranft's majority 80.
jamestown, Hartranit's majority IA.
New YoRK, Oct. 0.-The election o.
Hartrantt BY upwards Of $4,000 majority
Is conceded,
PTTsBUGH. Oct. 0,-Allegheny count
ty is estimated at 5000 for Hartranit.
Ncgley, Republican, is elected to Con
gress by 5000 majority. Harmcr, Rcpub
lican, Is reelected IN the Filth District by
2, 500 majority.
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"aO'Aer Accident ON the Baltimore
0nd Ohio RaiIrond.

,,,;S BALTIMORE, October S-An express
sMu i.' On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
S,S, %Sin 'ae west, due in this city at 0:l5 last
is,a, TS"., w@ thrown from the track a short
sn1;u sS'Aace this side Of Relay House. The
IS;nWs, ISns, lender and baggage cnr were
S,o i,OTa down an cmbankment. The en-
q, sr' AVA. was badly damaged and the baggage
Sniv vueuloIlShed. The fireman was the
~ al; S. person hurt The accident is said
d a ISSG ,SS been caused by the withdrawal
" 'De key from the switch.
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CHICAGO.

Anniversary of the Great Fire.
CHICAGO, October s. There is great in.
udesi lelt here in the results OF the cleo.
IONS IN Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indian,
taough the excitement has been modified
oythe TACT That hundreds Of firms were
preparing to enter into their new quarters
tomorrow, s.l the anniversary Of the great
n thousands Of people visited the new
t, noAFl Of Trade rooms in the Chamber OF
STnMeFce S31 this evening The Chamber
' WI oe informally occupied this evening
,s aau y .le nall will be formally delivered Ia
'ae Board OF Trade tomorrow.
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The News Last Night.-How 1t was
Received.


The news OF tho splendid Republican
rc,ors won yesterday in Pennsylvania,
md Ohio, created the greatest en-.
,bu,issn last evening at Republican
be,t0uarters, at the Court Honsc, where
,lsrre crowd was gathered TO hear the
li,us,ches read. The news for tho first
hour or two was from scattering points
10 Pennsylvania, but showed nearly uni
form Republican gains. Then the same
kind Of returns began TO come in from
Ohio, and when it was announc.
Cd that Philadelphia had given Hart.
R.SFT $4,000 aud tho State had given
him 10000 the enthusiasm could hardly
aal bounds. NAAs' band was sent for
and after entertaining the crowd at the
Court House for an hour or SO, went
round the city with u party serenading
at various points. The INTELLIeENCER
vas favored by them with a visit about
midnight. Matters were very quiet at
GREELEY headquarters on Monroe street.
Our GREELEY friends took but little in.
erest ia the returns and went home ear.
:. There was some shouting on tho
streets for GRANT and u moderate con.
sumption Of mild stimulants. One very
enthusiastic gentleman who accompanied
The band to this office had q bottle in each
side pocket, but just what he had in the
bottles We cannot say. Probably not
much Of anything, judging from the mel.
low condition Of the crowd. There has
been such rejoicing here over the result
OI any election since 1868.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October s.-A special from
Madrid says that last evening, while
King Amadeus was walking in Plaza del
Oriente two men, who were concealed
behind statues, threw several large stones
at him, crying at the time, "Viva Ia Re.
publicW The desperadocs took flight
Immediately. They were pursued by a
number of policemen, but escaped. Tho
King was unhurt. The occurrence causes
great excitement in Madrid.
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Two Men Killed by the Chief of Pc.
lice at Shreveport.

NEW ORLEANS. October S.--R. j.
Wright, Clerk OF the District Court, and
his brother viii Wright, were killed this
morning, at Shreveport, by chiet OF po.
lice Sherrard and police officer Shepherd.
The friends Of the Wrights armed them.
selves with shot guns, pursued and killed
shepherd, and are searching In every di.
rection for Shcrrard. All concerned be.
long to the same political party.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October S.-The election pass.
cd off quietly. A full votepollcd and the
Republican State and Congress ticket
elected by about 5000. This, Douglas
county, may be considered the Liber al
stronghold. gives an average Republican
majority of about 100.
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TIE TURF.


=, NEw ioRK, October S.-The first race
'rS ~ Jerome rome Park to day, three year olds,
,wo ,"U '1IieS' was won by Joe Daniels
"I7S ne 440s' Hubbard, second.
,ro .ue second race, for a purse Of $500,
v" nO year oIds, three-iourths mile, was
'yTe T Oy Wizard-timc 1:ls9.
,,.ta Inc grand national handicap sweep
iSSAys, S, It miles, was won by Tubman,
'tTsNaess :, SecOnd-time 4:1O9.
v,. ,as lourIl race, purse 5000, Il miles,
'N won easily by Sue Rider in 3:lG4.
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'"Su'Fe Struck by Lightning In BAL
timorn.

.oon "onHtHIlNoRE, Oct. S-Ycsterday after.
i1 front Street Theatre was struck BY
F,pnCcSSu during the rehearsal Of The
inSmun Ton Spy The roo! was torn into
tIe %eas' o'1 !: Tho lightning passed down
lIoDSS ST y pipe into the building and flashed
The ~ e,,n 'ue loot lights Some actors on
We're sSSe .S, were slightly stunned, but none
'"e seriously injured.
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WASHINGTON.


CABINET MEETING,
WASHINGTON, October Sat the Cabi.
1tt meeting to-day all the Secretaries
we're present except Williams and Dela-
10, who orc still absent.
The election here Is progressing peace.
ably although there is much earnestness
exhibited.
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Weather Report.
WAR DETARTNENT,
0HTIol or ruR CHEZ SIoNAL OPPICER.
WAsaINOroA, D. c., October S-T:S0P.M.

SEAAS4 VI LAA NnIbI DIuNAL OFELCEh,
WARRINGTON, D. C., October s-T:S0P.h.
PROBABILITIES.
On the upper lakes the barometer will
lAIl, with brisk sOutherly and south cast
ely winds, threatening weather and rain,
followed on Wednesday by brisk norther.
y to westerly winds and cloudy weather
on the lower lakes; winds vecring to south.
ely and casterly, with diminishing press.
uIe and cloudy weather on Wednesday
\, Afternoon over New England and the
Middle States clearing, clear and cool
weather, with northerly to westerly winds
on the South Atlantic and Gulf States;
no'iherIy to eAsterly winds and generally
clear weather. Cautionary signals arc
ordered ioT Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago
and Grand Haven.
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Political Nominations In Rhode IL.
land,

PRovDRNcE, October S.-Thc stato
and District Conventions Of the Demo.
cratic and Liberal Republican parties
werc held hero to-day, and united in the
following nominations Presidential cleo
tors, Amasa Sprague, Jas. Y. Smith,
Chas. X. Cutler and Harris Lemphear.
For Congress, Eastern District, Thomas
Davis; Western District, Col. George II.
Browne.
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SAVANNAH, GA, October S.-The Morn.
ing Nelos has received official returns
from 1O3 counties, giving Smith ma
jority OF 50,671. There are thirty.two
counties 10 hear from, which will doubt.
less swell the majority TO G0,0OO.
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Murderer OF DR.. Cole, of Baltimore.
lndicIed,

BALTIMORE, October 9.-The grand
jury to-day presented a bill of Indictment
against Charles r. Henderson, for the
murder Of DR.. Merriman Cole, in this city,
on the 9th ot January, 1879.
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Free Bologne for Wagner.

FLORENCE, Oct. 9.-RiChard Wagner,
the famous composer, who is now on a
visit to Bologne has been offered the free.
dom Of that city.
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aIrn IS'Sq. Ill, October S.-The river has
Cmc,sIes. inches. Clear. Mercury O9.
Lad rij,SNATI, risjN" October s.-River 4 teet
S'uE' Clear and warm,
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Arrested for illegal Reri,,ro,,or.

S,vas NvasS%ARK, WAR y. J., October s.-Arrests
d viz TTsH made OF several persons charg.
Nu" "Ma M false registration. Yesterday
d twenty-five cOlored men were arrest.
Au,6o,isSSu with illegal registration. The
V''ues are making Investigations
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RY TELE0RAPM.
PRHss REPORT

REeiHivGly to tho IntOTlIgOncer.
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lie Presidential Question Settled.
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A wIrE's COMMANDMENTS

A friend who is sometimes in dan
ger of forgetting his obligation te
honor and obey the wife of his hos
ON, requests an Eastern paper &c
refresh his memory by republishine
the wife's commandments. as follows:
Thou shalt have no other wife bu:
me, nor in thy sleep shaltthou dream
of other women.
Thou shalt nottake unto thy house
any beautiful. sly. brazen image of a
servant girl to make love to when my
back is turned, for 1 am a jealous
wife.
Honort thy wife's father and mother
wear a smile when they meet
thee.
Thou shalt not be behind thy
neighbor, but outshine him in dress
ing thy wife and babies.
Thou shalt let thy wife have the
last word in every row.
Thou shalt not get drunk, o go
to bed with thy boots on.
Thou shalt not say nice words to
other ladies' in my presence, nor
praise them in privacy.
Thou shalt not stay out after nine
o'clock at my side. nor snore at my
side, nor kick In thy sleep.
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Will be Given to Holder. Of Tickets
Al the conclusion. AZ the Coacert, 8 follows;
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WARNING!

'(>UE v. & T. r. r. CO. ARE ASff0GS TO
rake due precaurion against accidents and
as ef iife resulting from the running of THEN
trans. AMI they rake this methm' of warning pa
vents and guardians against the dangers attending
the u common practice Of children PLAYING about
..y,r cara AMI Locomotives. Thns- having in charge
tn. business of the Conn any find it imp rs-ible to
rrK-uIrE hays " no frequent ne ternini and stop
MS places If tine r, al from climbing upon the
.as- AID engines: aud they vii feel themselves
.,.iI.ed to resort to more ti-cide,i HeaSure- If these
.,us,.nc-s are continued Recent accidents,
~r,fcn are whnlly a-crilshle To the carele-sness Of
Aut-,n- la Jun ping IN and of ths cars when ir
n,.,fis,fi. should be- warning enough in themselves.
VI. YERINGT0N. snrerint-ndent
I4.n,t II. lo.o.ExHEA mSh H'f
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GOLDEN GATE ACADEEY Y.
OAKLAND, CAL.

A first class Boarding School for Boys
IN NFXT TIRM Will C0MMENCE
adl,e ID ? SA, KE1T. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL; Rev.
Al STONE, u D.. President of the Board If
Trustee. Eer. VIC. FOND, sss'y. jyl6-lm
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The Siamese pink cat is the latest
triumph of the sliowmans skill.