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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29
NEWS BY MAIL.

The conductor of the freight train which
collded with the passenger train on the Ma
rietta 4 Cincinnati railroad has been arrest
ed
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Kenlrick Of Con-
nec,icut died of apoplexy on Tuesday night at
Waterbury.
The Mississippi republican State conven
ton met at Jackson Wednesday and nomi-
mated Senator Adelbert Ames for Governor.
The Wisconsin State convention met at
Madison Wednesday and nominated c. e.
Washburn tor governor. They adopted
ringing reform platform, and call for. the re-
peal of the salary grab.
There is q rumor that a large amount Of
the city securities Of Brooklyn are missing,
and that Rodman, the secretary of the Brook.
Ign Trust company, is implicated.
The attorney for the postofice department.
gives his opinion that postmasters must under
all circumstances deliver letters to the per-
sons TO whom they are addressed or to their
order.
Citizens of East jackson petition for addi
tional mail facilities, and their petition is in-
dorsed by the local special agent of the post
office department, Joseph Carr
Suntrv cllZenS OF west w lnusOE pcutiOh
the postmaster general for the establishment
of postofiice at that place, with Ira ID. Bar
ton postmaster.
The Pennsylvania democratic State con-
yention was held w ednesday at Wilkesbarre,
and candidates for Judge of the supreme court
and State treasurer were nominated. A mem-
Der of congress was proposed as President Of
the convention, but was rejected because he
voted for the back salary bill.
Governor Dix does not deem it necessary TO
supply the New York police with rifles in &C.
cordance with the request of Mayor Have.
never, and intmates that when rifles become
necessary there is a military force which can
use them
VIM Matthias, aged %, of Baltimore, was
supposed to have died OF brain fever, and was
laid away on ice. At his funeral it was dis
covered that he was still alive. Physicians
were called in, and he is now doing well.
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The DollahOe Matter.

EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: The Standard
of this week contains clearly lioellous
paragraph, copied from the Lynn Transcript,
supplemented by testimonial "wholly un-
solicited" from ''Hon Joshua Nye, Insurance
commissioner for the State OF Maine" with
reference to the Donahoe prosecution. The
fact that gentleman OF Mr.. Nyes preten-
sons and official station, should thus volun-
teer to throw the weight of his character and
office into both the legal defence and moral
justification of a character like that OF Dona-
| hoes ought not in Justice to vlctimzed COM
munity, to pass entirely unnoticed. Donahoe
has not been upon trial tor all his dishonest
| transactions since coming to the state OF
| Maine, but upon the single technical charge,
| of making false representations in relation
| to his property, on a specified day, with intent
| to d fraud, "a charge always difficult to es-
tablish. No evidence was introduced except
what was held by the court to be material to
that particular charge; and it ought not to
require the aid Of any "unsolicited statement
! to show that such evidence would not be like
ly to convict the defendant of dozen other
offences. Under the very peculiar instruc-
tons of the court, the jury acquitted him of
the charge. being manifestly in doubt whether
he was "A fool or scoundrel, but clear that
he was one or the other.
But this self-consti uted arbiter OF legal and
moral questions, whose new role renders su-
pernuous all trial by jury, is not content
with the release OF his new protoge, and the
endorsement OF the jury's action in that special
instance, but hastens to convey the impression
that Donohoe is thoroughly honest and reli-
able man and good fellow, just such as is need.
ed to develop our industries, and give employ
ment to our mechanics. 1t may be imagined
that the business men of Lynn, where Dona
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29

I'M. Heath, Assistant Secretary Of
|, 10 teaching at East Machias.
Evens, Congressional Librarian, is
bad Lake.
I'm. T. johnson, Cashier of the
Ltional Bank, returned a few days
weeks vacation in Massachusetts
rreby filling his place in the Bank
absence.
hoate, Esq, and wife, start this
br a tour among the lakes and
bf New Hampshire; they will at
ton Bay campmeeting which be-
9th.
NJ. Fogler, Register of Deeds for
bounty, and family, started yester-
White Mountains. The office,
Majors absence, will be in charge
nnie Morse,
kland is now surveying a railroad
en- Bucksport and Ellsworth.
In, teacher in the Eastern Normal
10 has been attending Professor
hool at Penikisee Island, returned
d at Castine last Saturday.
Hawkes. of Manchester and w.
Of Gouldsboro, republicans, have
ated to the legislature.
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hoe lay in the lookup for want of bail on the

hoe lay in the lookup for want of bail on the
night of his arrest. we're exceedingly amused
at the credulity of Names Insurance Com
missioner" and assuming that he must have
been as familiar with Donahoe's transactions
as they are, may be a little surprised at his
standard of honesty. We know, however,
that he does not believe man to be honest who
contracts debts to the amount of $4,000 know
ing that he will be unable to pay them; who
in period Of eight months, violates nearly
every business engagement, falsif1es nearly
every promise. and proves fai,hless to nearly
every trust; who transfers his property to
those to whom he is not indebted, for the pur-
pose of defrauding his creditors; who sells
encountered property without giving notice
of the remembrance; seeks to collect ac-
counts after they have been assigned as Sc
curly, and convert the money to his own use;
who states that he commenced business with
a capital OF $4,000, is now insolvent with an
apparent deficiency Of $1,000, aud only ac-
counts for the loss Of 81 O00i We only re
greet that Mr. Nye should take position which
makes him appear to believe so.
1t was often remarked that the bearing of
Dpnohoe and his wife enlisted the sympathy
Of his bordsman durin- the trial in court,
but if it had the same effect upon others, it
WAS not equally apparent. A.
Aug. 70, 1873.
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STATE NEWS.

On Friday aftereoon last, Amos Bragg ana
Willard T. Hall Of Sullivan, went into the
woods near Long Pond stream to dig life-of.
man root. While engaged in this work, Mr..
Bragg was shot by the accidental discharge
of q pistol which fell from his belt, the ham.
mer striking on rock. The ball entered the
breast and passed through the body, causing
almost instant death. M s0ey n 4n
The races at the Union Fair Grounds, in
China, on the Goth, we're attended BY large
crowd. The first race was for three minute
horses. This race was won by 8. r. Plum
mer's Spike, Brown George second money;
2.25 was the latest time. In the 2.38 race
four horses started, race won by Gen. Til
toms Maine Slasher, in 2.40. The 2.45 race
four horses entered; Milo won in 2.43. For
the sweepstakes, Red Jacket, Maine Slasher
and White Stocking competed. White Stock
ing won in 2.37 81.
The new dam at Kennebunk 10 completed.
1t is one hundred and fifty feet in length, and
there is fall of fifteen feet About two
inches of water now Aows over the dam. The
Union Lace Company have leased the Hswett
Mill and are going to put in machinery for
the manufacture Of shoe lacings. They have
one large mill now in the same business.
The York County Agricultural Society 10
to hold its Show and Fair on the TIL, 9Th, and
9th of October.
The dwelling house owned and occupied by
C. C. Rounds, situated about q half mile
from Stockton village was destroyed by IRE
Tuesday morning. The furniture, etc., Was
saved. Loss. $500, no insurance.
Entries for the races at the coming State
fair at Bangor will not be considered bona
fide unless the entrance fee accompanies the
nomination made. The display of agricultu-
raj implements will be made in Yale's tent,
which is 100 feet long by eighty in width.
Forty new stalls are to be erected at once, 40
the indications are now that the present num-
Der will not be sufficient to meet all demands.
Parties from Iowa have engaged ninety feet
of table space. in Norombega Hall to display
their wares. Bangor Wing.
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FOREIGN,

Bayonne, %. Don Carlos has received
stringent order against interference by his
force with railroad companies. The penalty
of death is decreed for the violation of this
order. The Carlists are repairing the tele-
graph lines.
Stockholm, 2s. The Count of Mander-
strone is dead.
Paris, 20. During the past three months
the French railroads have sold 500, 900 tick.
cts to religious pilgrims.
Madrid, %. The Artillery men of the
Barcelona garrisons who mutinied and en-.
deavored to bring about a general revolt have
been tried. Twelve are sentenced 10 death
and thirty to transportation.
The cargo landed on the coast of Bisca by
the steamer Deerhound, consisted of con-
demned American small arms.
The Government has information which
leads to the belief that the Carlists and In
transigents are acting in concert.
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GROIN NEW XOKIA.

New York, %. The agents of the steam
ship City of Limerick, will pay $40, coo tor
damage to the stone pier by her collision on
Monday.
The Fenian Convention which has been
holding a secret session here this week, was
visited tonight by a delegate from the organ
ization in Ireland, who is said to have report
ed favorable progress of the order there.
Joseph Plait, who with Seigler outraged
the little girl at Newtown Creek, was arrest
ed last night, and was to-day committed to
toYjail. Threats of lynching are freely made
by citizens of Williamsburg.
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attack has been received at General Sheri-
dams Headquarters here, which would GER
tainly have been the case if enc had been
made. Furthermore, the fourth cavalry is at
Fort Clark, on the Rio Grande and not within
five hundred miles of Fort Sill.
Washington, %. Officials in the War and
Indian offices discuss the reported massacre
at Fort Sill.
Two companies Of the 10th cavalry and
several companies of infantry are ut Fort Sill
and this is considered certain, that should
massacre have occurred, information would
have promptly reached here by nearer
route than Waco.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.
TUESDAY. August ~.

TUESDAY, August ~.
The shipments of Boots and Shoes irom tnis mar.
ket 10 places outside OF New England, for the past
week comprise So 1862 cases, against a-''-' oa'e' io
Total shipments since January !, 81! $50 cases,
airst sal Us cases for the same period last year.
"t cha sbinment of shoes from Lynn for the past
wa,r have been 4S2J cases, against 1891 cases for
the same week last year
been 1854 eases, against 35lS cases for the same
week last year.
business, and the demand is large. Freights are
very low, and as the season approaches for the
goods to be distributed In the interior, buyers are
no longer hesitatug about making their purchases.
Boots especially are4uite active, and with an I'M
usually all stock carried over by the country
trade the sales are likely to be large. Buyers who
bought limited quan Titles of goods early In the
are here for additional supplies, and the SMALL
er jobbrrs from interior points are making hbera
supplies.
Ptgged goods Of nearly all descriptions are
wanted, but Serges are neglected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-29

Extract of Roots and herbs which almost inva-
riably cure the following complaints -
Dvssepssa, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and
loss of Appetite cured by taking q rev ootties.
LasssswAe, Low Spirits and sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Rrmpsjems, Pimples, Blotches, and all impuri-
ties Of the blood, bursting through the skin or
otherwise, cured readily by following the direc~
| tons on the bottle.
Fer Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derange
ments it has equal one bottle will convince the
most skeptcal. ri ~. ,
vy'orss expelled from the system without the
| least dficulty a few bottles are sumciens '"' '"
most obstinate case.
| Piles one bottle has cured the mos' onnc"iA
| case when all other remedies faiieu.
| .v.rrows DSMcmgstes, Neuralgia, Headacne,
sc. eased Immediately.
| vAewssasSsss, Swelled Joints and al Scrofaiar
actions removed or greatly relieved by this In
valuable incidence
BrsmeASsSs, Catarrh, Convuisions, and hy-
sterics cured or much renewed. aaa tz
DisIcmH Bre~shsss, Pain IN the Lanss,
Side and Chest almost inyaribly cured BY taking q
few bottles Of the Quaker Bitters.
Female D5newSt5es, SO prevalent among
American ladies, yield readily to this Invaluable
medicine-the Quaker Bitters. sa ,fntt fwgsusG
Big1ems. Remittant and Intermittant Fevers,so
prevalent IN many parts of our country, completes
~ eradicated by the use Of the Quaker hiitters.
The .sseA lind in the Quaker Bistsrs just the
article they stand in need of their declining years
IL qulckehs inc pioou anu SHcers VIC Msho, ana
paves the passage down the plane Inclined.
We Ome can remain long unweIl lunless afnct.
ed with an incurable diseasel after taking Y few
bottles Of the Quaker Bitters. kf
Sold by all DrugGists b Dealers In Medicine.
Sold at Wholesale by w, r. Phlitps &c. PORT
land wholesale and retail by ]. w. Perkins Co..
Portland, Me-, and 7. w kinsnaAn, Augusta.s Y
PREPARED NJ ~
DIR. H. -. FLINT d CO.,
At their Great Medical Depot la5 4 l97 Broad
street, Providence, RI, marl3sR
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" ASsiiNGTON.

Washington, rs. Lieut. Bell, OF the First
Artillery has been detailed as Professor of
Military Science at the University of Yer
mont, ~ Burlington.
TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington Is.
The following were the balances IN the
treasury to-day;
Currency, S9,9ls,4I+
Special deposits Of legal tenders
tor the redemption of certih-
Gates of deposit, 80 10000
Coin, s8,735 ,504
Coin certificates, A, 200
Legal tenders outstanding, 1856 200, 900
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BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, Me-, %. An examination Of
candidates for admission to Bowdoin College
vas held oday. Fifteen were admitted to
the freshman class, which with those admitted
at the first examination, makes total Of sew
ever before admitted to Bowdoin Two were
also admitted to the senior class.
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.ssion at Portland of the American
ion for the Advancement of Science
tuesday. The next meeting will be
Hartford, beginning on the second
hay in August, 1874. The officers
ensuing year are: President, DR..
|Leconte, Philadelphia; Vice Presi-
II. C. s. Lyman, New Haven; Cen
Eetary, Dr.. A. C. Hamlin, Bangor;
+, VIM. S. Vaux, Philadelphia. The
ht Secretary, w. f. Putnam of Sa-
chosen last year fer a term of three
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BELFAST.
AID TO THE SUFFERERS.

Belfast, Me-, %. Contributions in aid of
the families rendered houseless by our recent
fire are being constantly received. Bangor
and Portland have already sent one thousand
dollars each as a part of their generous sub
scription, and the Mayor is advised that six
car loads of corn are on the way from Omaha.
Four thousand dollars was at once raised by
our own citizens for immediate necessity,
aud the committee are still at work.
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GENTS furnishing GOODS! Large stock
latest styles at Huntington, Mason & Co.'S.

tateet ety ieo al q 70 -
My KINGDOM FOR AAHORsE.-W the
purse OF King Richard could not then pro-
cure, all can now purchase for a song. The
Centaur Liniment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure lame one, and
more than that-it is the most remarkable
thing for swellings, stiff joints, caked breasts,
stings and bruises, the world has ever seen.
man ought to suffer with the rheumatism
who has not tried this lniment.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. august lt-1m
Thousands have been changed by the use
of the Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide of from
from weak, sickly, suffering creatures. TO
strong, healthy, and happy men and women.
And invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to
give it a trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility
il is a aper6p
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FArAL ACCIDENT.
LEWISTON.
RACES.

Lewiston, %. The stallion trot OF to- day
lost some of its interest by the injury to Bis
mark and the withdrawal OF Knox William,
yet an immense crowd was in attendance.
Three horses were started, Sheridan, Light
foot. and Slasher. Sheridan won two of the
heats in 236 IL and SO Ia. Ligh,foot won
the third in 2.24, (Slasher being dista1ced,)
and fourth in 2.S7. The fourth was won by
Lightfoot IN 9 40.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August 2S.

Flour in good demand and full prices good TO
choice extra spring 50a6 80; Minnesota spring %
as s.. Wheat active and higher l20 for No spring;
Aug l2lal33 "a sept l39al4 all the year. No 1 do
l23 IL spot to arrive next week No 8, ll2al2; re-.
jected l0l. Corn in fair demand and lower: 80 "A
40 for No 2; mixed cash or Aug 40 lia34; Sept II :
Oct high mixed 40 !-2a3+; rejected 81 "a. Oats
?; cash % "a; Sept rejected %. Rye active and
higher ut opening MOL, II l-2; closed easier ut 81
l2a6s. Barley steady: ll0all2 for No2 fall cash
No spring lower IS. Provisions quiet and un.
changed. Pork 10 IL IL cash. Lard steady, : rs
Bulk meats and bacon quiet and unchanged. Wits
key firm and in fair demand at 100, generally held
at l0l.
Freights to Buffalo,-Corn 7al2.
Receipts.-6 900 -FOUR ls3, 900 wheat PAL 900 corn
SO 600 oats; 81, 600 rye.
Shipments.-4 900 -four; 20s, 900 wheat: lOl oCa
corn - 600 oats; 900 rye; ], oOO barley.
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an Town Committees.

Loro'. Howard G.. Abbot, No. Vas
|Wm, II. Gates aud Isaiah Clifford,
llboro'; G. L. Randall, Riverside /;
1T Austin, Cross Hill.
tHs.-E. r. Drummond, Atwood
| d F. c. Thayer.
|.-Setphen Cobb, N. r. Winsiow
Searles.
iaterviM.-A. X. Small, j. W. Gill
NJ. lockwood.
tter.-Sullivan Kilbreth, VIM. L.
"a l. Warren Hawkes..
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Halifax, IS. During picnic on Tuesday
at Hampton on the Inter Colonial railroad,
riot occurred. James Campbell, hotel pro-
prietor was shot dead, and another man
named Burke was shot by some person be-
hind the bar. 1t is not known who fred the
shots in either case.
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|,rday morning there was a collision on
Rxiston Driving Park between "Bis-
'and "Mary," resulting in fatal inju-
fhe latter. She was owned by Getch-
Eaterville. Bismark was so badly in
Pat he was unable to enter the STALL
in the afternoon. His owner, John
this city, was considerably injured.
KEYS were smashed.
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republican voters of the Representa-
district composed of Waterville and
fWaterville, are to meet at the latter
\ Saturday evening, 30th inst, to make
'ngement between the two towns for
bg representatives for the remaining
the present apportionment (to 1885,,
p to nominate a candidate for repre-
e to the next legislature.
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The conductor of the freight train which
collided with the passenger train on the Ma
rieua ( Cincinnati railroad has been arrest
ed.
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Marrien.

In Brunswick 18th inst, by Rev. :. q. Sargen; Of
Augusta, Mir. Melville smith to Miss Mile Wood
ward, both OF Brunswick.
In Ellsworth, 25tn inst, w Claiming Stebbins
of Philadelphia. PENN to Miss Sarah Farnsworth
smith of Ellsworth.
In surry 2Sd inst, Arson Cunningham to Miss
Sarah j. Bridges. both of ourry.
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DefalcatiOn.

New York, rs. by an official inspection of
the books OF the city treasury of Brooklyn a
deialeation of over two hundred thousand dol.
lars was asceItained to have been perpetrated
by M. L. Rodman, late Treasurer. There Is
considerable excitement In Brooklyn in reia
ton 10 the matter.
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fourth annual reunion of the 18th
. regiment occurs in Portland on Thurs
September %. The veterans go down
y on an excursion. The 18th was or
ID in Augusta during the winter of 1861,
q. Neal Dow, and did service in the far
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|ur's Challenge Accepted.
Tor of the Journal:

la very interesting little speech in
hs this morning about the Augusta
defeated the chest players in this
II they think they have defeated
players in the city," they are very
ken, as the Ionic Base Ball Club
khe High School Club three times
We accept your challenge with
he game to he played on the
rounds. on Saturday next, il The
Fs will come down.
DOUGLASS, Sec. Ionic B. B. G.
August 20, 1873.
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Tlremen's Visit and Parade.

| In acceptance of an invitation from the
Pacific Engine Company, No. 4, of this city,
to visit them, and partake of their hospital
tiles for day or two, the N. A. Burpee Com
pany, No. 4, of Rockland, left home yester-
day, and reached this city on the 8 80 p. NJ.
train; after being received and heartily well
coined at the depot by the Pacifcs, they were
| escorted to the Cony House, where they will
be entertained during their stay.
Before entering the hotel the procession
marched up Water St. as far as the railroad
bridge, to the music of Berry's Band, preced-
I'd by Capt. Ballard of the Paci6cs, and Chief
Engineer II. 7. Morse and Assistants J. B.
Woodman and G. G. Burns. very large
number of people were in the streets to witness
the reception.
at about so the two companies sat down
to an excellent supper prepared by the Cony
Bros, after which a season of social enjo
,ncnt was spent.
The visitors we're formally welcomed to the
city by Chief Engineer Morse and Capt. Bal
lard Capt. McGregor and Assistant Fore
man Hamilton appropriately responded
The Burpee Company, numbering 3G menu
bers, is a fine looking body of men, dressed
in nea, and tasty uniform-black psntaloons,
red shirt with blue collar and bright buttons,
red belt with white border and they wear the
regular freman's hat, its froat piece OF red
background bearing-"N. A. Burpee, f.
II ID e" Tho Rnrklapd Rand Il niaces 7
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, August Is
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
The features osthe days business In Wall street
We're the advance in foreign exchange and rise in
the afternoon in Vanderbilt stocks. Money after
loaning at per cent closed easy at 3a4 per cent.
The banks are shipping currency west.
Sterling exchange strong and higher at losal-S for
GO days, and los rs for sight.
Custom Receipts 4S1 GOO.
Imports for the week.
Gold opened at ll5I-i.
Loans from to ) per cent for carrying.
Ciearngs, 81 000,U
Treasury disbursement, ISL 600
Governments quiet. closing steady
State bonds dull.
Stocks moderately active and strong with tia. eA-
cepton OF Paciiirs.
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Obituary.

Patterson, n. j., IS. Ex-Judge David
Burnett died this afternoon, aged ~ years.
He was one Of the oldest newspaper publish
ers in the country, having started the Patter-
son ln'eljieeneer iS years ago.