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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-20

A car driver named James Finncare
this morning murdered a saloon boarding
house keeper named Matthew Ryan, al
the residence Of the latter on Archer
avenue. Finncare formerly boarded with
Ryan. When he lett Ryan's house lately
Ryan discovered that his revolver was
missing. He suspected Finucare Of the
theft, and openly accused him OF it to
some friends. This coming 10 Finncare's
ears, he went to Rysn's saloon this morn
ing and asked him II he had made such q
statement, and receiving an affirmative
answer, shot him through the breast,
causing instant death. Finncare was ar.
rested
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LONDON, October 10TH Steamships
Switzerland and State OF Pennsylvania
from New York and Palynesisn from
Quebec have arrived out.
LONDON, October l9,-Arrived out
Steamship Republic, from New York,
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THERE is a temperance society upon an
extremely accommodating plan in Call.
iornis. No member is permitted to drink
anything except wine, beer and cider,
save when "laboriDg under sense Of dis
coursEement," and then whisky is al
lowed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-20

THE totAllength Of water.pipes in New
York Is 400 miles; in Chicago, $50 miles;
Brooklyn, 800 miles; Boston, $50; Baltl.
more, $40; Detroit, 40; St. Louis, 15O;
Montreal, no. Louisville, 70; Cleveland,
TO- Jersey City, 90; Milwaukee, 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-20

The New York Worlds special from
Bismarck, D. T., says fire at Fort Beath.
old destroyed the agency warehouse with
q large quantity Of provisions. The loss
Is serious, as the supplies destroyed were
intended for the Indians.
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OMAHA, October 19.-Thc news from
Kearney Junction 10 day shows that there
is-no more fighting, and 1t is supposed
that the herders have fed the country.
John n, Spencer, herder who was
wounded in the fight Saturday night has
since died.
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The Republican loss on the Congress.
sional vote in lour Western Reserve
(ohio) )Districts-SeVenIeenth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and Twentieth - approx
mates $4,000.
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SEW YORK CITY.


NEW York, October 10.-The gale yes.
terday and last night was quite heavy,
and there were many narrow escapes
from injury by falling signs, etc.
AT THE 65rH ASN1vERsARY
of the New York Bible Society of the
Episcopal Church, yesterday, addresses
were made by Bishop Robertson, Of Mis-
souri,, Drs. Crane, Of Mississippi, Neeley,
Of Maine, Talbot; Of Indiana, and Clark
son, Of Nebraska. The Society is in q
aourishing condition,
MOTION DINIRD.
Judge Brady to-day denied motion OF
Tweeds Council 10 correct the alleged
error made by Chief Justice Davis in
the record Of a trial by changing of the
finding oil the jury as found in the clerks
record.
FOUND GUILTY OF MANsLAUGuTER,
In the United States Circuit Crurt to.
day Joseph W. Carey, mate of the Ameri.
can ship Sovereign Of the Seas, was found
guilty Of granddaughter, in causing the
death Of sailor by cruel treatment, and
was remanded for sentence.
NO FURTHER ACCOUNT OF AUCKLAND.
The Times has received no further in
formation as 10 the shooting OF its cor.
respondent. Mr.. Bucklsnd, The intelli-
gcnce Of the affair was this evening com.
municated 10 Post Master General,
Jewell, whose Secretsrary Mr.. BuCklsnd
had been In Russia, and a special dispatch
from Washington TO the Tines says: In
the absence OF definite particulars Gen.
Jewell could only conjecture that Buck.
land was shot on the pretense that he was
q spy with concealed purpose, which is
very probably q determination to
prevent the publication Of any letters or
information from the Carlist camps. As
MIR. Buckland and his comrade, Mr..
Gerard, are Englishmen, the duty would
devolye upon England oI demanding
from Spain whatever explanation and res,
titution may be just and necessary. There
Is no basis tor interference by the
United States Government. The sc.
ton TO be taken by England depended
much upon the attitude Of the press In
that country, and Governor Jewell hoped
that It's voice would be unanimous tor
prompt and decisive reasons.
MISS NRILssoN
made her appearance at the Lyceum
Theatre tonight as Beatrice In "Much
ado about nothing" The house was
filed. The actress was warmly received
and repeatedly called before the curtain
CHARLOTTE cusnMAN
began a farewell engagement at Booths
tonight, appearing as Queen CathArine
In Henry the 9Th. The audience was
large and enthusiAstIc
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 1O.-It is reported
that the last domicillary visit TO the resi-
dence Of Count Won Arnem was merely
Tor the purpose Of delaying his trial.
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"As l NEvRR pay my own debts, 1t isn't
likely l shall pay hers." This Is the frank
way in which Tacoma man advertises
his Grant vile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-20
INDIANA.
Democratlc MpiorllIes In Indinn

DemOcTatic m0jOrllics in Indiana.
1ND1ANApoIIs, October 1O-The Sec
retary OF State has received official re-
turns from 7S counties, giving total
Democratic majority OF 1873. Tho 10
counties yet 10 hear from gave Demo.
cratic majority for Secretary OF State at
the last election OF SIG. The majority In
the same counties will be largely In
creased this year. Sanders majority tor
Congress in this District over Coburn Is
$50 Holman's majority in the 9th Dis,
trict is 2.467.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-20

THE New York World talks Of can
dldAte for Bishop being wi ling to epis.
Q opate."
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STATISTICS show that one in 2,700 ol
those who take chloraform dies; which
is a much worse showing than can be
made from the use Of liquor.
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tArkansns Nnwn.

LITTLE Rock, October 1O.-The Grand
Lodge OF Masons meets TO night, thCro
Will be q large attendance.
|g A FRRIGHT TRAIN
on the Memphis Railroad fell through q
treSsle near Blackfsh Bayou, on the
Memphis Railroad, on Saturday night
fatally injuriDg the engineer and one or
two other persons.
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JUSTICE DAVIS ANp nRAp1RY
SALT LAKE.

A swlPE AT THE cHIKF JUSTICE oE UTAH
sALT LAKE, October 1O-On Sunday
morning the Salt Lake Herald published
an item taken from the Virginia, New,
Independent, which, commenting on the
charge ol Judge Mexican TO the grand
jury 10 look after tho disposal Of vast tracts
of land and vast forests Of timber by the
territorial legislature says: what will
be done then after they have been in
quired into? We don't know; unless, in
deed, with the accommodating spirit fol-
which the Chief Justice Of Utah Is so re.
msrkablo, he appropriates them to his
own use and profit, as he does the Silver
Shield and couple Of other mines.
This morning the Chief Justice called
the grand jury into the Court room and
read this item to them, which he called
upon them to investigate, and il found
guilty TO indict him, and II found false to
indict the editors Of the Herald.
GEORGE @. CANNON
is upon the streets to, day and showa nc
disposition to run away II he has been in.
dicted for lascivious Cohabitation as was
telegraphed from here several days ago
The officers seem to bo dilatory in max,
ing any arrest. -.--- 49,. ..-...
r N. Baskin will contest his scat in the
next Congress as delegate from the Ter.
ritOrY, 49,
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ARTHUR Helps says: "5ilence is The
great fellow workman. Talking prevents
doing"
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
BARBOUR COUNTY.
D.x ~ a. d,

PnILLIPI, Oct. 10, "a.
RdltorE IntelllRencer
The iull returns in this county show
the following result: Congress, Faulk.
ner Sl7, Boteler 465. Senate, David Goff
754, Farnsworth 49l. House Of Delegat eS,
I'D Delegate dstricD Ice s99, ,Hustead 1888.
House OF Delegates, barbour county,
Cromwell 672, Keller 5G4. Il.
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The Sultan Of Turkey has accorded q
reception to the American press.
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7. LOUIS EXPRESS

ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
HABT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAyEa
Et.....,....:44oa a. m. at. ....... VA. S:ao D. m.
ARRIVES AT GlRryEs IT '
Washington Newark. ~. sis A. m.
.6:5Op p. m Columbus. Ill; '@:SoG A. m. m.
bHiittlmore $40 p m Sandusky: .6.25 a. m.
EhilASelphia.. 2:S a. N. Cincinnati. .IO:SS a. m.
New York. -. .6:O5 q. m Chicago. -. 0:CO D. N.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
HAsT-LEAvEs w1gT-LEAVKa
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
At....... ,.4:55 p. m. Rt...........E4oG a. N.
Washington Newark, ~. .l:i0 M n. m.
City. ....T:i0 q. m columbus. ,2:iS 3. In.
ppssnnnofo, psna1fo .saoa In 51ndusky: .6S5 p. m.
New York. .5:l0 p. m Chicago. 80, $40 4, I
ACCOMMODATION
. EGsT-LEAvEs wIsT-LKAVKs
'Whcoling daily wheeling daily
at........".S;S5 q. m. At..........S:4op p. N
IHlIvEs AT ARRIVES AT
GumDerlAnd 1915 p. m ZAnesVille. $40 D. N,
'Suhusys excepted Newark. $50 p. m.
l'Sundays excepted.
East bound Trains make connections At Bal.
umorc with trains for Philadelphia, Now York
south r'''-
West bound trains make direct connection for
all points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cars on all Light trains.
WHEELING, PITT5'G l. BAIT, DIVISION,
EAsT-LsAVBs wEsr-LEAyRs
"WheelnG daily washington, Pa,
Ihtt..s....;.:; ;El1 3. m. daily at. 626 a. N.
Wleellng daily Washington, Pa.
.5at.;;,.......4:Cop p. IN. daily Rt.... .2Iop. m.
sundays excepted. l'Sundays excepted.
Tickets toAll principal points can be procured
at tho otlc at tho Depot.
THos. R. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
X. T: DEVRGRs, Gon'l Agent, Wheeling.
my IS
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, October lob. ]. Howard,
Secretary Of National Pork Packers Con-
yention, met with an accident at
Pierceton, Ind, on Saturday. Mr.. How
ards injuries are not, however, as serious
as at first reported, and he will be about
in q week Or SO. The accident will delay
the publication Of the proceedings Of the
National Convention for o few weeks.
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Weather RcnOrI.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
0PFToH or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcsR,
WARRINGTON, D. c., oct. l9.-9:00P. II.
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Judge Brady to-day denied a motion of
Tweeds Council 10 correct the alleged
error made by Chief Justice Davis in
the record Of a trial by changing of the
finding oil the jury as found in the clerks
record
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

time no bounty law has been passed by this
Congress-"
The thirtieth ballot for United States Sena-
tor for Massachusetts, was had on the 10th, with
the following result: Whole number of
votes, 1858. Dawes, % Hoar, IS Curtis, Y I;
Adams, 4 f; Banks, s; Washburn, l !; Sanford,
q Whittier, /.
The Oregon Farmers State Convention met
at Salem on the 10Th and nominated For Con-
gress, T. w. Davenport for Governor, Thomas
+. Campbell, editor of the Christian Messenger
Secretary of State, j. H Doughitt; Treasurer,
d. Beach; State Printer, William NJ Hand,
publisher of the 4Holtntaiaeer; Superintendent
Of Public ms truction, NJ. NJ. Oglesby. the
platform adopted asks for the building of the
Portland, Dallas IL Salt Lake Road the i'm
provement of rivers and harbors; the compile
ton of roads already begun; favors the proper
encouragement of transportation companies,
corporations and persons engaged in legiti-
mate business, all under subjec ion to
law; that freights and fares should be
fixed by the Legislature; considers personal
character the criterion for fitness for Office;
that the General Government should pay the
losses and damages of settlers by the Modoc
war; favors the Local Option and Civil Damage
laws; indorses the Granger efforts against
extortions and monopoles, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

the unprecedented flood. They asked that the
United States military authorities be requested
to issue rations to the sufferers.
Little Rock, Ark, dispatches OF the 10th
say there was little change in the condition OF
affairs. Gov. Baxter still occupied St. johns
| College, and was making preparations 10
sustain himself. Mr. Brooks held the State
House with two pieces of artillery and about
| 200 men. Brooks issued proclamation de-
filming his position, and Baxter proclama-
ton declaring martial law. The latter had
surrounded the State House with Gordon of
sentnels, and it was thought would have
1000 men at his command by the following
day. A later dispatch says that Gov. Bax-
ter's forces had just taken possession OF the
telegraph office The President had replied to
the demand of Gov. Baxter, asking for the
support of the Government, that his call was
not made in conformity with the Consttu-
ton and laws of the United States, and that
he could give no aid under the circum stances.
To Mr.. Brooks who made similar demand,
he made reply declining to comply with his
request, on the ground that his right to hold
the office had not been fully and finally de-
cidea by the courts of Arkansas. The COM
handing officer at Little Rock had been in
structed to take no steps whatever to inter
fere in the pending troubles, except to pre-
serve the public peace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
POLITICAL.

The Michigan State Woman's Suffrage Con-
! ycntou will be held in Lansing on May ..
The first decision If Chef-Justice Waite,
of the United States Supreme Court, was
delivered on the 18th in a ease appealed from
Chicago, affecting the right of State to
tax the shares of National Bank stock held
| by non resident owners. Judge Drummohd
decided that the State had not that right,
| but ChiefJusticc Waite reyerses this decision
and declares that such shares are taxable by
| local authorities. The question involves
the validitg of taxes levied by municipal as
| well as State Authorities. The view taken is
that taken by the supreme Court of the State
of Illinois.
In compliance with the resolution of the
House, the Secretary of the Treasury reported,
on the l4th, the cost of refunding the national
| debt into per cent bonds, authorized 10y acts
of Congress of July IA, 1870, and Jan. 80,
| 1871, etc The whole amount of bonds re-
| funded was 1914, 4l6, $50, as follows; Bonds
bearing per cent. interest to bonds bearing D
per cent interest, $500, 46l ,l50; bonds bearing
per cent, loan 1855, to bonds bearing per
cent, funded loan of 1881, Sl3 1855, 600. The
cost thereof has been 81 40, 792.
The Industrial Cougr SIS In session at Roch-
ester, n Y, on the 18th adopted series Of
resolutions protesting against the expansion
OF currency issued through the National
| banking system, and demanding the issue OF
| a National circulating medium by the Govern
ment directly to the people without the IN
| teryention Of National Banks.
One ballot for United States Senator in the
Massachusetts Legislature on the 18th re-
suited as follows: Whole number OF votes
cast, 267; necessary to a choice, 1854. Dawes
received 81; Hoar, so; Curtis, II; Adams, 2S;
Banks, Z; Sanford, 4; Washburn, 5; Whit
| tier,
| At meeting Of the Illinois Republican
State Central Committee in Chicago on the
| 18th II was decided 10 hold aState Convention
at Springfield, Wednesday, June II, the basis
OF representation to be the vote cast
| for the Republican Presidential elect
ors in 1872, to-wit; One delegate for every
400 votes aud one for each fraction OF 100
/ votes The candidates TO be nominated at
said convention are for State Treasurer and
/ for Superintendent of Public instruction.
! The Ohio Constitutional Convention on the
/ 18th killed the female suffrage question:
/ votes against to 40 in favor, beng Az less
/ than the constitutional majority
A Washington telegram OF the 10Th says:
"In consequence OF recent statements 'hal
| Ger, in bounty laws have been lately passed
/ by Cot,-ress, the Second Auditors office Is
flooded by letters Of inquiry and requests lot
blanks for application. Up to the piesen'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
RElEN1NAL.

Lowenstein was executed at Albany n. Y,
on the 10TH for the murder of one-armed
peddler last fall. He maintained to the last
that he was innocent.
Prague Bryant (coored), the murderer of
Alex. Sente, was hanged at Pulaski, Tenn,
on the 10th.
The President has pardoned Albert Lemon,
convicted of forgery in November last in the
United States Circuit Court of Indiana also
Walker Dawson, of South Carolina, convicted
of being a Ku-KiuN.
A circular has been issued by W. H. Jackson,
President of the Nationa, Agricultural
Congress, relative to the third session
of that body, to be held at Atlanta,
Ga, commencing May -, 1874. The
circular says: "This is a purely rep
resentative body, since, by the amended
constitution, agricultural or kindred societies
which shall have contributed or may contrib
ute five dollars to defray incidental expenses
of the body are entitled to one delegate each,
without reference to the number of member
ship" 1t is requested that notification be
made of the appointment of delegates to Chas.
w. Greene, Secretary, Jacksonville, ILL.,, at as
early date as practicable.
James Shoaif, editor of the Paris Oll) Gd-
zette, died on the 18th from the effect of NOR
phine administered by himself.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax has written letter
peremptorily declining to become candidate
for Congress from his district next fall.
The Illinois State Grange adjourned on the
18th, after voting on the proposed amendments
to the constitution, nearly all of which We're
adopted, including that providing for county
organization.
Riel, themember of the Dominion Parliament
from Manitoba was expelled on the 10th by
l24 to IS votes.
Dockery, formerly Collector of Customs at
Jacksonville, Fla, was recently arrested in
Cuba for communicating with the insurgents,
tried by courtmartal and sentenced to death.
An attempt was being made on the 10Th to
induce the Captain General to commute his
sentence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

DoN'T TAMpER WITH A CoLD-Perhaps in
the whole category of diseases TO which hui
manity is susceptible, the cough is most neg
lecJed in its early stage. A simple cough is
generally regarded as temporary affection
unpleasant, and nothing more; but TO those
who have paid dearly for experience, ii is the
signal for attack for the most fearful Of all
dseas es--C Consumption. A cough will lead to
consum ption--if not checked-so sure as the
riyulet leads to the river, yet it is on easy
enemy to thwart, if met by the proper remedy.
1ln's lang Balsdns is the great cough remedy
of the age, and it has earned its reputation by
merit alone Sold by all good druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
Das sfassN.

Jean Luie and Capt Brown, witnesses for
the claimant in the Tichbome trial, were
found guilty of perjury ON the 10th, and SEN
fenced to five years penal servitude.
Previous favorable accounts of the famine
in India were cDntradicted by dispatches from
Calcutta on the 10Th According to these the
distress was increasing in Tirhoot, and ae'
cording TO official estimates 4 ,513, 900 persons
in the districts of Patra, Chazepore ant
Rajcshhye were starving.
On the passage of the Ecclesiastical bills by
the upper house of the Austrian Reichsrath,
on the 18th, the Bishops withdrew in body,
A Vienna dispatch of that date says the EN-
peror had cent conciliatory reply to the
Pope's recent protest against the bills.
According to a Madrid dispatch of the 18th
the Carlst forces before Corona had retired,
the municipal authorities having paid them
100 600 reals.
On the 18th the French Government issued
circular prohibiting newspaper attacks upon
the Sentennat and declaring that President
McMahon's powers are incontestibe,
On the l4th, during hurricane, the At
lautc cable of 1866 ceased working. The
fault was said to be about twenty five miles
from Nalentia, Ireland, in shallow water
A terrible explosion occurred in a coal mine
ut Dunkeudeld, Lancashire, England, on The
18th, by which II large number OF miners ware
Killed aud injured. Fifty bodies had been re
covered up to midnight of that day. One
hundred miners had b. en- rescued, The eX-
plosion WAS caused by the use of lights un
protected by wire gauzc.
The body of Dr. Livingstone reached South
amptou ON the morning of the 18th. Fifty
Thousand persons witnessed the landing, Dur
ing the passage of the procession from the
docks TO the railway station minute guns were
fired and bells tolled.
Archbishop Ledochowski, the contumacious
Bishop Of Poscn, has been dismissed from his
see No appeal is allowed from this decision
of the Government.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
no 'IESTIt.

In the Sanborn inquiry on the 10th an ex-
pert testified that there were millions of
withheld taxes which could only be collected
by some such fundamentally rs the Sanborn
law. Tie, himself, had information OF
So, 0o0, 900 of withheld whisky taxes.
MIR. Nudge, Chief of the special agents
i'll the Treasury Department, stated San
born's connection with the department and
his duties as special agent. Those duties
were in his capacity as an employe of the
Adams Express Company TO detect and give
information OF the cases of smuggling that
were constantly going on between Canada and
Boston. Mr.. Nudge admitted that he had
allowed 5000 paid to Wallet Martin, a
whisky detective, and formerly in the EN-.
ploy OF Sanhorn, but he vas unable TO satisfy
The committee Of the legality of paying out of
the customs funds the expenses OF q private
contractor 10 engage, for his own benefit, in
detecting frauds in the internal revenue. The
only explanation of was that he did not know
until December last that Sanhorn had any
such contract. The witness had appointed,
AS u special agent 10 Europe, A. G. Fay, OF
New York, mentioned in the case rs san.
born's attorney, or AS sanborn's FREUD, and
had allowed his expenses to the amount of
about 5000 He stated thar some $4,000
had been recovered to the Treasury through
information derived from Fay, and that there
were suits pending for some $500, 600 This
WAS principally Oh account Of uudersauatior
of imports. He admitted that Sanborn hat
MI interest n Neso cases, III the shape OF
Moieties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
THE NEWS.

The Famine in India --0Ver -Four
Million Persons Starving.
Fearful Coal Mine Explosion
in England.
Arrival at Southampton of Dr.
LiyingStone'S Remains.
The Senate Currency Bill Passed
by the House.
Close OF the sanborn fnycs-
tigatiOn.
Taxation of National Bank Shares---De-
cisiOn by Chief lustlce Waite.
Meeting at Bloomington Of the ILL
nois State Grange,
Circular Relative TO the National
Agricultural Congress.
Serious Cubernatorial Troubles
in Arkansas.
Oregon Farmers State Convention Nomi-
nations and Platform
niha,, IptaInZtj1rr News Items.
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