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The King Of Portugal has sent q decoration Of
tho order Of st. james to President rhiorH.
Joe Walters, a notorious forgor, captured at
Louisville, wns taken to Indianapolis last night.
Frederick ". Cooper, clerk in tho Boston
poBt-Oillce, has boon arrested for stealing money
letters.
At Onalow, Iowa, on Saturday, three boya
were hunting, when one named Close was ncci-
dontally and fatally shot by oomrado.
Two young aports1non Of LaHallo shot 15G
mallard ducks at Mud Lake III two and q Aalf
days, the latter part OF last week.
dispatch from Doa hlotnos, Iowa, eaya
"The oil excitement here is Increasing. Parties
aro here from Chicago, but aro worry reticent.
There Ia no doubt about the presence Of OIL"
Tho Attorney-G General ct Kansaa decides that
tho law oxenaptlng mortgages from taxation,
passed. by tho last Legislature, III unoonstitll-
tionnl.
A lot!er was received, yesterday, by Mayor
Kercheyal, Of Nashville, from L. 7. Luokoy, pri-
vate Secretary Of tho PreBidont, saying that it
would bo Impossible for the President to visit
Nashville, and that lie had been compelled to i1,-
definitely postpone his trip to tho Southern
6tateB.
It has boon aGcortained, beyond reasonable
doubt, that tho mau drowned from tllo ferry
boat Viotorla, at Detroit, Oh Friday night. was
John Caplls, formerly q conductor on tho Detroit
g. Milwaukee Railroad, and moro recently In tho
employ Of the Michigan Central Company.
A propeller, supposed to be the City OF htunis-
too or tito City Of Fremont, has hoon OF sonth
Haven, Mich, sincn F1idAy. At l210 p. M,
yentortlnv. k''a VIM un.ler Aoadwway for urRud
, 1873-03-25

Tho Farmers of tho Fifth Supreme
Court District of Illinois CnIl II CoN-
venti0n to Nominate q Candidate for
.Elldge OF tho Supreme Court us Chief
Justice Ln1vrencesa S1lcCosaOr--Tlo
Omal1n a Mayorn1tY.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, March 24.-Aftor consultation
botWeen loading representatives Of tho pro-
ductng clasBes Of tho several counties in this
gion, it Inns boon resolved to call delegate con-
Vention Of tile people Of tho several oonnttes
composing tho Fifth Supreme Court
District of Illinois, to place in noni-
nation caudidato for Judge Of tho
Lawrence, whoae torn will oxpiro In Juno noxt.
Tho election takes place on June3. Tho coun-
ties making up tho district aro Knox, Warren,
Henderson, LaSatle, A1orcer, Henry, Starko,
Poorin Marshall Putnam, Bureau, GrundY and
Woodford. Thoso pnopleof oach Of these coun-
tics who sympathizo with tho anti-monopoly
rn, movement now in progress aro ,';ss re-,
Convention is called to meet at Prince
ton, Buroau County, April 80. Each town is en-
titled to ono delegate for ovory fifty votea or
fraction Of twenty-five or more votes that wcro
cast at tho last Presidential election. Farmers
Clubs md Oranges mo expected to SEQ to it that
their respective towns will be properly repre-
aented in tho convention, aud by tho right kind
OF mon. A call for q county convention hero for
Duroau County, on April II, to aelcot ton dole
gates to the District Convention, ia alrcady pub
1ishod.
speeial Di.,,atch to The chtcuao 7,1bune.
OMAHA, hEaroh 2l-Col. Champion s. Chase
WAS nomination for Mayor by tho Republicans Of
this city to-day by acclamation.
DETROIT, Alnrch 24.-George G. Gordon has
been nominated as the Republican candidate for
School Commissioner Of Wayne County.
, 1873-03-25

Special Dtapach to The chicago Tribune.
TonoNro, March 24.-Tho great subject Of
gossip In Canada continues to be tho charge Of
forger. for political purposes preferred by the
York. in the House OF Commons. He was for
merly member Of the firm Of Phelps, Dodge j.
Co., New York. A suit for libel has been threat
ened, but the Globe continues to relterate its
charges stroight mud plain, and ridioules his
vnporingB. Groat excitement prevails In bis
constituency. Haying inst gono over to tho
ministerial party, tho Government press Oh
loavors to shield him. Each successive Globe
article showa nov features Of hia character in IN
unonviable light.
The Ontario Legislature are now considering
The municipal loan fund scheme and surplus dis
,tribution, the most important question OF tho
session. Tho supplementary estimates have
been brought down, and the seHsion will close
this weok.
Tho Dominion and Provincial Immigrant
Agents haye been for somo weeks organizing
local societies throughout tho Province Of
Ontario, which will provo a valuable auxiliary
Tho Port Dover Harbor, Lake Eric, isnow free
Of ice, md mariners aro preparing for business.
MONTREAL, March 24.--A meeting Of cltizens
was held on Saturday night to urgo tho Fire
Committee Of the City Council to increase tho
efficiency OF tho fire brigade, ind tako steps to
prevent l. rooccurronce Of @ disaster similar to
that connected with the destruction Of the st.
james Hotel, wlerin throe lives were lost.
Prompt action ls domandol.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 24.-In the Dominion
Parliament today the Government was defcat-
ed. Tho question arose on the decision Of tho
Speaker in regard to an election petition against
an Opposition momber. Tho Government sup
ported tho Speaker, but on q division Of tie
HouEo WIS beaten by four majority,
, 1873-03-25

his dcnth SO noon wns unlocked for. An Excc,,-
tive ordor diroctn that, as mark Of respect to
bis mo.nory, the Capitol lie sultnbly tlrnpod In
mourning, tho 1ags displayed at half-mast md
on Thuraday noxt, tho day. Of tho funoral. tho
stato departments bo closed and 1t truly eays
- Modest and unassumtng in manner, yot oyor
digniled md courteous, ho was most appro-
ciatod whore best known. Nopoatetlly lion
orod by Ills follow-cltlzons with officai
positions, nnd at last oloyated by tho people Of
tho State to tile oftlco Of Lioutonant-G Governor,
ho brought to tho discharge of tho responsible
duties dovolying upon him an abllity, integrity,
and mpartiality that won tho respect mud eatcom
Of all. BY ll!a sudden mud unexectod doath tho
State has lost, and upright and conscientious
public .oil]ccr."
New YonN, A1arol. 24.-A London spooinl says
that tho 1t. Iov; Join Sanford, Archdeacon Of
Of "Vox CorlB," and othor religious works,
and III 1864 WAS sppointed ono Of I1or Maiosty's
Commissioners for revising tho forms OF clerical
subscription.
DINoitAMroN, N. Y, March 24.-lIon. John A..
Collier died at his Residence, IN this city, on
Sunday, aged &c. Io Was mombor OF tho
Twonty.flr8t Congress-,
, 1873-03-25
STATE LEGISLATURES.


Special Dtspa,ch to The Chicago Ttibn,te.
LANSING, March 24.-Both Houses adjourned
On Saturday until ~ o'clock this evening. In
the Senate no quorum waB present. In tho House
sixty-two mem6ors were prosept. Several BILLS
passed, among them tho SENATE bill amending
tho Insurance law, providing TINT sharos Of stock
more thnn $50; also that providing for $4,000
appropriation for tho library and apparatus Of
tie State Normal School; the HOUSE bill to Or
8anizo tho Township Of South Manitou, in Mani
fou County also tho Senate bill amending the
law for tho formation Of companies for the de-
teotion and apprehension Of horsc-tlioveB.
, 1873-03-25

OMAHA, March a4.-An omploye Of tho Union
pacitlc Railroad, named Charles Ford, was run
ovor and killed by o train today at North Platte,
Mob. IIo bud a wife and threo children ut Aus
tin, Mimi.
tho mil train, north OIL tho Chicago Mich-
gan Lake Shore Railroad, ran off tho track this
afternoon, two milos sot,tl of Bangor, killing
enginoer J. Reynolds, fireman D. Mccartney,
md Oscar Culyor, n brakeman, who fell under ~,
accident WAS caused by broken journal on tho
engine. No passengers wero injured: Help
has boon aent to tho wrocl, and tic truck will DO
cleared for regular trains by morning.
, 1873-03-25

DETROIT, March 24.-1t Is announced that tho
Directors OF the Detroit l. Illinois, the Jackson,
Fort Wayne d Saginaw, and the Detroit L 1ndi-
ana Railroads hayo decided to consolidate under
the name Of the Detroit, Fort Wayne d Logans-
port Ralroad. The now organization will con-
troll $50 miles Of road. Tie stockholders arc
yet to vote on tie project.
e,sS9no anhS9 Jus1r,1s 1s M1o' 1aan' ,aa Ma,1 oIe
will bo up and ready for use by tonight. Pas.
sengers laye beon transferred from 1T. Joseph
to Benton Harbor heretofore.
Special Dispafeh to IHs Chicago Tribune.
nocKFoNp, ILL.,, March 2i.-Tha hIendota,
Rockford d Boloft Railroad Company IVES or
ganized bore today, with capital Of 81 1000 900.
Tho cor'orat9rs sild Board Of Directors consist
Enoch, ". q. Thompson, i. ". Dlaipdell, Jr,,
Isaac Utter, Horace brown. A. Q. Stafford, p.
Howos, Win. Potora, 3. J. lIcaGlo, 9. 3. John
aon, a'!d Vim. Stocking. Those men are capi-
ta!iats residing in this city, Rochelle, and Nc"
Milford: At i.eloit tito now railroad will make
connection With tho branch road lsow bolng built
betwoe,' Jnncay!1la and Doloit. There ia great
enthrsls~m all alo,g tho projected line.
, 1873-03-25
FORElGN.
Dissolution Of tho Spanish Cortos---
Communists in Madrid.
Probable ministerial Crisis in
the Neighboring Do
nliaion.
Proceedings In the British Par
Lament.
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 24.-The bill sboliBhing
slavery in Porto Rico provides that Its abolition
Bhall follow Immediately upon tho PRONUNCIATION
uf ita passage. The cnancipatcd slaves will,
however, bo Obliged to aorvo thrco yeara with
their present masters or other residents on tho
island, but will enjoy tho rights Of Spanish cltl-
Rens after five years have elapsed. The indom..
nifty Is to DO charged exclusively to tho account
Of Tho Porto Rico Budget.
Soon aftor the adoption Of the Abolition bill,
dissolution Of tho Cortes waB unanimously voted.
Tho House broke up amid gront excitement in
tho building but in tic atrcets there was no dis
tu1banco. Tho city is completely tranquil.
The Imparcial Hays TINT a number Of foreign-
era havo arrived horo, with view OF agitating
the overthrow OF the municipality OF Madrid,
and establishing commune III its place.
Tho nttomptoa demonstrations On Saturday
and Sunday wcro failures, and tho city to-day is
tranquil.
naturalization has mado its appearance
among tho troops in Tarragona, and tho Carliats
are increaeng III numbers III that province.
Tho Epoca says senor Figueras hns returned
from Barcelona discouraged. Flo fears that
discipline cannot bo restored in the army there.
, 1873-03-25
FIRE IN A PACKING G.H0usE-.L0ss, $4,000.

At half-paat I, this morning, m alarm WIS
sounded from Box 371, for q fro in tho packing
house Of f. IL. Halo & Co., ut the Halsted street
bridge.
Tho fire bogan in tho cngine-room near the
boilers, in barrel Of lard. a watohnan IT.
tempted to put it out, and lad succeeded as was
supposed, whon the flames burst forth in an
other place.
Two tanks Of lard, valued at $4,000, were
burned, and O. large quantity Of fat. The Gil.
gnea wero bnd]y damaged. Tho ongino and
butclor houses wero almost totally destroyed.
The total loss will reach $4,000, which Is fully
cnYprad BY iNBurnnco.
, 1873-03-25

LITTLE ROCK, March 24.-Adanl Johnson aud
". H. Furbush, two colored members Of tie
lower Houge, had fight to-dny, In the hall load-
ing to tho House, over the ownership Of . pis-
to1. Nothing serioua occurred Notice was
given Of bill in tho Senate for the construction
Of new state House. A bill was presonted in
bill to create the County Of Garland. A bill
passed tho House authorizing tho Governor to
appoint Sheriff for Popo County. A bill was
introduced into the same body providing for the
appointment OF L Commissioner to tho Vienna
County.
, 1873-03-25

Y, for tho cupturo and roturn Of Eugene Albert
Perry, who olrooted his escape from tho jail OF
Tits county on tho Might, Of tho 1lt!l inotant, py
described aa being about 10 years Of ago, q foot
inches In height, light brown hafr, and light
monstacho, Which hna boon colorod::, Perry has
IN 1htla ink band pricked OIL Ills left wrist; and
a Btnr prioked boLsgoon the thumb mud foroiinger
Of his loft hand
, 1873-03-25

LONDON. March ai.-Tle Steamship Cambria.
from Hamburger for Now York; las nrriyed at
Hayro, disable0 Tho IIalsatla will replace tho
Cambria and take hor paaHongers.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2l.-Tlso steamship Min
uoHota tsus arrived.
New YoilK, Mnrch 24.-Arriyed-The City Of
Paris nnd Noyada from Liverpool, and tho KIND
from Antwerp.
, 1873-03-25

LONDON, March 2l.-In tho House Of Com
mons to-day, blr: dladat tone, In reply to az III
ernment did not intend at present, Or with rcfor-
ence to tic finances Of tho present gear, to pro.
posc yoto Of supply for tho sum awarded at
Geneva, as tho financial year would end on tho
B1st Of tho present month.
Bradlaugh and Wilkio Collins are going to tho
United 9tatos.
The British manufacturers OF agricultural inl-
plemeuts have resolved not to take part in the
Vienna Exhibition.
Mr., Goschen, First Lord of the Admiralty, a,,b-
mitted to the HouHo OF Commons tonight tho
naval estimates for tho ensuing flsoal yoar.
They exceed those Of last year by 81, ,702,88o.
, 1873-03-25

CLEVELAND, March 24.-A libol snit has hoon
instituted againat tho Cloyoland Leader Printing
Company, alltl ono Of its correspondents, J. Y.
sAa,lklaid, by Father L. A. Martin, Catholic
priest at Euclid o. Tho canso Of the action ~
basol upon assertions contained In n con.uull-
cation from shankland published In tho Leader
TINT Father Martin told widow thai her 10
ceased husband was in pnrgatory, but for tho
Bst,n Ut 610 no would pray him out tlat mo
said he would wait a reasonable ttmo, provided it
wan secured BY responsible party. Damages
are iaitl ut s5, ,il00.
, 1873-03-25
HEAVY BOND ROBBERY.


yVilltnm Rny identified us the Thlet.
A lady who ca,no to tho Central Station, Jes-
terday, to identify William Ray, tho pick-pooket,
reported that on Thursday Of last
week, her pocka$ was picked, on a Madi-
son-street car OF $4,000 in government bonds
which she WIS taking to deposit in tho Fidelity
Baving Institution. Hor namo ia Airs. Van
Oleraue Of Wcat Lake street. slie fully ilen-
titled Raay US man who sat beside hor in the car
when the bonds wsro stolen.
, 1873-03-25

srec30E Dispatch to TIE CAicaQo Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Maroh 24.-Tho act bestowing
tho 81. Crox l. Superior Immigrant on tho Mil
today, and only six days iB given for tho nc
ceptanco Of tic grant by resolution duly adopted
by the Board Of Directors, md for giving Bccuri-
ty for building tho road from 1T. Croix, Miun.,
mud Lake Superior to bayfield,,
, 1873-03-25
VU1tulHFEs
tStlfci0{ DiAf,utch Ia 1Ihs HI{cnan II.

HpFr'as D'RpHlcH 70 1H* Ch7cH9o 7rl6HHt.
MADISON, Via, March 2l.-A dispatch was re-
:oiyel at tho Executive Office to-day. nunouuo-
Ing thu doatl last evening, at Lib loino in Kono-
Hp Ut tho age Of H. OF Lient.- Gov. H. H. pottit.
adjourned quito i'll from diAease Of tho
liver. from which lls had tuffored Ill winter, but
, 1873-03-25

Spfcia{ piapatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LASALLE, March 21.-The Btoanor Joo Flena-
ing light, arrived at Peru to-day, mud departed,
towing three barges Of leo for Columbus, Ky,
ono for paducah, Ky., aud ono for Now Orleanu.
Tho river is plowly falling, but nine feet OF water
IL reported from horo to Peoria, and ten from
there to tho mouth Of tho river.
, 1873-03-25
MEM Y0RK.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 24.--1n the Assembly
this evening, tho judiciary Committee were in-
structed to report IN amendment to the Consti-
tuition, allowing tax paying female citizons to
vote. In the Senate resolutions wero adopted
instructins the Eric Investigating Committee to
make IN exhaustive inquiry into tho alleged
payment Of ,000 to six Senators by ", II.
Vanderbilt
, 1873-03-25

will 1o added, and af1o will form valuable nc
cosAion TO tho rogulnr limo Of passenger stonmera
WHOM iirpt brought out, md fully si25, ,ooo WHOM
fitted up as 4 passenger steamer" Tho Tribune
aays 1t Is not oxpacto1 that my special changes
will 10 made in any Of tho great transportation
1inon
, 1873-03-25
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, March 24.-Tle Missouri Legibla-
January next. 4 Communication from the Ex-
eoutiye Department Of tho Stato OF Louisiana,
setting forth the grievances under which the
people Of that State were laboring, was laid be-
fore the Legislature, but no action waa taken
on it.
, 1873-03-25
asouucht to thu Ciatca.go Theological
El1lI: iliflrYA

Dubuque, Iowa, Alarcl! al.-Tho will Of the
late George 9. Dea1,, Of This city, wnI opened
for probato III Judge SYLVESTER l3raEga' Circuit
ouosts it leaycs twentieth of lliA eatate to
tic Chicago Thnolngical Bnmnary. Tho catale
u probably worth el0D,0
, 1873-03-25

Il Murderer ut LnrEc'
AUnuRN, N. T., March 24.-A reward OF ~ IVY
is offered by tho Sheriff 0f CayuEa County, N.
, 1873-03-25
TENNESSEE


= ENIVE55CE. =
NASHVILLE, March 24,-Tho "local option"
tipplng bill was vetoed by the Governor to-day.
, 1873-03-25

Mr. Dooth'B Richard III. Ia n proverblal tomptn-
ton to tho gntory fro1uentorH who, nftor a11,
aro worry good 1rdgoB Of acting It iB ono Of htH
loat assumptions. 11o has applied himself to
BONO purpose to nttain ronow1i In tho character,
aud ill1y wanr tho mantle Of htB father. Tho
part admits of the fullost Indulgence Of Ills
molodra1natio propensity, mil 30 lle phys it
finely. Tho physical doforrnitioa Of Gtosie,. ho
countorfcts with ceasolous caro- novor forgetting
tlo Jumping stride, whio tho grim 1lumor Of hia
nandinh naturc Is mado to 'ond variety, aud thus
is avoided tho monotony Of an unbrolson strain Of
tntenBo viltainy. Tho wooing sceno and tho
intorviow with the Lord Mayor, woro given with
n most tlntBhod aenlblanoo Of hypocrisy. OF
oolrao, Mr.. Booth is effective In tho fighting
aconos, whoroin his great skill with tho Bword
invariably brings down tho houHo. 1lo was
upon tho whole, moro than usually vol sup-
ported. Tho tllreo wrotchod women OF tho play
found most capable representatives In SIrs.
Allen, Mrs. Myors. and Mrs. stonoal1. In part
Ing with the children in tho tower Mira. Allen
gave i1ne touch Of emotional power. n1oBHrB.
o'Nsill and Power acquitted themselves with
credit aa did also, though in lessor capacities,
Mesars. Tny1or, l&oscoo, and rendleton. a moet
miserable Henry VI, III NIL respects, was
that Of Mr. 1anagan-indoca, go bnd that
Richard was readily forgiven for putting him
out Of tito wny. Thoro Ia no such
thing as patonco with m nctor who divides his
roading so aa to ruin tho sonso. This iB bogot-
ting fault Of Mr. flanagan, who must needs take
moro pains, or he will loso bis reputation for Or
dnary intelligence "Rchnrd ILL.," tonight.
Wn nrran1 fl1n 1atrt1n1tiny, nf c1,arnctnra.
, 1873-03-25


before that time. This storo WAS brohen into
about four months ago, and tho anne quantity
of goods stolen. hlr. Frlnk had employed
special watcilman for hin establishment, who
overy ialf-ho'1r. Yesterday morning, however,
the window by wLicl, the burglars ontored was
found open. Tho Especial watchman ;" was dis
charged.
A German butcher, rosiding at No. 72l South
Canal stroot, until yesterday morning beloved
that IT d mnn wanted to kill himsolf, it was Inv"
fnl for him to do 10. For some years, 10 llas
been subject to fits OF insanity, in which llo Inns
ropeatodiy endeavorod to cut short tho measure
Of his existence, but has been prevented. In
ono Of these fits ho shot himself in tho breast,
about nix months ago, inttcting wound which
caused him many months Of suffering. Yesterday
morning ho went into his barn, and with \
revolver succeeded In his dcsiro. Flo shot two
balle into his body, ono e1.toring near tile leart
and lodging In tlie bac tho n other penetrating
about II o'clock, aud It Is beloved TINT tho fata
auota woro fired hRlf al hour previous. Ills Ill
sanity was produced by business anxiety. Ho
loayoa about $4,000 worth Of property. lilo
afternoon tho house was tllod With many rcla-
tyeu and friends. Tho Jury rendered verdict
Of suicide.
The following extract from an article OH nnvl-
CATION in tho Detroit 1Tib!e will DO OF interest
to porHons engaged ia marino luHinoHH In this
city: "Tho propeller u. i. WAle, now lying at
tho foot Of Woodward avenue, will lo repaintol
and rotitted, md ale will bo ready to tnko hor
place on tho limo between sarua utll Chicago ~
soon OH Q steamer can got through tho Stralta.
Capt. Ebor Ward IL having built for him
aelf II! 1,ioo ton propeller. az Marine City,
Inter-Ocean and Gordon Campbell, having
tho adoa built up like tho h11 md re-
aomblng at ocean stolmer IL many TO-
specte: During tho Arst season hho will DO oll,-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19
Worn 10 a Sh adoW.

Flesh, muscle and mind alike deteriorate
when the stomach falters in It's uty and
the bowels do not perform their part as
scavengers o: the system regularly and
naturally. In chronic dyspepsia the body
is usually emaciated, and the muscular
fibre loose and fiabby, and the brain in
capable of prolonged or vigorous exertlon
Every organ, every member, even the i'm
mortal mind Itself, Is 10 certain extent
dependent upon the stomach for support.
Strengthen and regulate this feeder OF the
system with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
when 1t fails to perform its functions pro-
pecly. A good appetite, an increased flow
of the gastric Juice, and perfect digestion
and assimilation will asSuredly lie the re-
suit. The manner In which the great tonic
and Alternative effects cure OF dyspepsia Is
direct and simple. IL stimulates the
digestive organs, cieanses without convul-
sing the bowels, regulates the flow OF bile
ana determines 1t Into the lishI channels,
and exercises atranquil!zing influence Dves
the nerves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19
sTARTLING NEWS PROM THE
PENITENTIARY.

20 The following editorial item from the
:Moundsville National will excite uni
.versal attention. The difficulty in the
Euperintendenfs mind, as reported by
the National man, is shocking, and the
Mistress of the public will be heightened
by the impossibility Of understanding
exactly what the real trouble is. The
Moundsville National says:
"The Board OF Directors OF the W.
Va. Penitentiary met on Thursday
The nature OF their business we do
know. The Superintendent it is said
does not hardly feel at ease in his
place, and is disputiug some misuuder-
standing in its circumstances"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19

The West Virgiuians have treasure
At Fair lately held in Mason county
Judge c. P. T. Moore contributed re-
port Of survey il Daniel Boone's own
handwriting. 1t was worded as fol-
lows:
JUNE l4,h, l7Gl.-Laide lorWillian'
Allen ten acres OF Land Situate on the
South Este eide OF Cruked erik in the
county OF Konhawwha aud bounded as
follows VIZ Beginning at red oke and
Hickory thence North Sc West 23 poles
to q stake thence South 81 West SIS
poles to the beginning.
DANIEL BOONE"