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Mr.. HALE Republican), of Maine,
offered a resolution in the House of
Representatives yesterday providing
for new election In Louisiana. It
was objected to by Republican men,
Der, but the author says he viii offer it
again Monday.
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FOREIGN.
Exciting Scenes in the French Assembly
A Serious Ministerial Crisis.
King Alfonso Departs for Spain.
SPAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-AAn authoritative de-
NAL is given to the story that Primo de
Rivera gave notice 70 SerranO Of bis inten
ton Of proclaiming Alfonso King. On the
contrary, Rivera, six weeks ago, gave
pledges Of loyalty 70 the administration Of
President SeranO.
King Alfonso departed this evening for
Marseillas, TO embark for Spain.
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SHERIDAN wants Grant to issue a
proclamation declaring a portion Of
the people Of the South banditti, and
leave the rest to him; but Grant is not
quite prepared to assume the pressure
on that hne
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II sheridan's hide be less tough than
that Of the rhinooeros, he must vince
under the excavations he has justly
drawn upon himself from people of all
classes and professions In Louisiana
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SHERDAN's last dodge is to report
that threats Of assassination have been
made against him.
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The Board Of Underwriters Toast
aud Basic Little Phil.
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Little Phil's Last Desperate Eff
fort in the Sensation Line.
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THE Democrats In Congress are
making the Louisiana usurpatiOn hot
for the Republicans.
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SENATOR GORDON. Of Georgia, made
a noble speech, yesterday, IN vindica-
ton Of the Southern people.
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Bishops aud Clergy Rise Up
Against the CalumniatOr.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Louisiana Under the Iron Heel Of
Of the Military DespOt.
sheridan's Course Approved, but
Grant Can't Quite Go
the Banditti.

Another Case for the ValOrOus
DeTrObriaDd.
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WHO'S afraidPD Sheridan says he
Is not.
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Departure Of the Congressional
Committee for Washington.
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CoTToN steady, in New Tork, clos
ing, yesterday, at 145c for midd.ing
upland.
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TENNESSEE BONDS wen - 70 70
and 79a, yesterday, il New York.
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LEWI5 MERRILL,
Maj. 9TH Cavalry, Com'd'g
0nIef ReIrna III fhn Cro.cant -.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE situation
in the city remains unchanged. The troops
in the State-hOuse have been reduced to
some twenty men up stairs. Before noon
some few hangers-On were drifting about
the Railways without purpose, and there is
no excitement Of any kind. The Con-
seryative members met in adjourned caucus
at No. 1 St. Louis street, but nothing Of
interest transpired. The members are pa
tiently awaiting the preparation of memo
rial, which it is thought will not be con-
pleted before Monday.
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GOLD ranged IL New York, yester-
day, at l124a1l2k and clo--a---- :, $
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violence, and to let It Be understood that I
VIII do It, have the honor to report that
In view Of these instructions, I have been
az some pains TO investigate the probabiii-
ties Of violence here, and the following are
the facts as nearly as | can ascertain:
The State Returning Board have Official
IL announced that the candidates for Oeice
In this parish on what is known as the
Radical ticket are duly and lawfully elect
ed. The leaders Of the opposing party de-
clare that such is not the facts and the per-
sons declared elected shall not take or hold
offices. This determination appears to be
well settled, and so generally expressed and
approved BY large majority Of the whites,
that have no doubt Il is more than an idle
threat. This expression in many instances
is accompanied by threats Of violence and
even death to the officers if they attempt to
take the Offices. cannot doubt that such
threats are very seriously made. They
are only repetition Of what
was at all times the open talk
Of leaders before the election Three Of
the officers referred to are members Of the
lower House Of the Legislature, and all
three are now in New Orleans. The
Others are parish Judge CressWell, Sheriff
Heifner and several minor officers, in
Guiding police jury, justices Of the peace
and ccnstables. There is on the part Of
most Of them such apprehension Of danger
in assuming their duties, that except the
parish judge, / do not think any Of them
viii attempt or could be induced to take
his Office. The parish judge Is a man Of
courage and GOODNESS, and / cannot tell
whether he viii attempt to take his Office
or not. have not seen him recently and
have no definite information as 10 his pur-
pose. As long as any or all Of these
officers choose % refuse to exercise the
funetiOEs Of their Office, / conceive I am
not called upon to do anything in the
matter. My instructions cover the follow
ing points, and viii be carried out: That
I recognize as the legal State officials only
such persons as are recognized as such by
the recognized Executive or judicial OH.
GERS Of the State. That, in the legal exer-
else Of their duties, such officers must not
De violently disturbed or iateriered with.
and, if such violence occur, it shall be my
duty to suppress il. That my advice to
all persons = that if a question
Of right exists for any person to
hold an Office, that such person shall be
taken before the proper legal tribunal.
The leading Radicals have left. The usual
worrying and haTTassing Of the negroes
goes on with intermissiOns, but Of late no
acts Of violence have come TO my notice.
Such acts are now confined 20 plundering,
with or without some show Of legal forms,
and driving them from their houses
10 seek places to live elsewhere. Very
your Obedient servant,
II
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'FhsPresidens and An Of Vs. Approve
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. The Presidents and All Of Us" Approve
PhiI's "Geaeralship.o
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 6.-The
following telegram was sent to Gen. Sheri-
dan to-day:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 6.-To Gen.
p. II. Sheridan, New Orleans: The Presi-
dent and all Of us have full confidence in
and thoroughly approve. your course.
WIN. III. BELKNAP,
Secretary of War.
Grant Can't quite 50 the Banditti.
WASHINGTON, jan 6.-There IS no
probability thar the President VIII issue
such proclamation as Gen. Sheridan sug-
gests in his telegram 10 Secretary Belknap
yesterday.
why Don't the Military Interfere
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The Times
says: II will be remembered that the ad-
m ssiOh Of the five members who had not
been returned by the Returning Board,
was made the basis for the military order
to clear the house, and those five members
were put out at the point Of the bayOnet.
Il now transpires that the Republicans
since the retirement Of the Democrats,
having only fifty-one members with certif-
icates, have admitted three members who
occupied precisely the same position as the
five gentlemen who were elected. They
were two Radicals from DeScto and one
from Grant parishes. The question arises:
why don't the military again interpose and
put those men out, as they did the five
Democrats?
New York 20 Protest Against the Nil.
ttary UsurpatiOn.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The Post says:
Preparations are making for public meet
ing Of citizens Of New York, to utter an
indignant protest Of the people without dis
tinction Of party, against the military
uSurpatiOn in Louisiana.
Brave Boy, PHIL, Breaks Out I'm a
New Plaee-WhO's Afraid?
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9, 1ST5.-Hon. ". /
H. Belknap, Secretary Of War, Washing
ton, d. c.: The city is very quiet to-day.
Some Of the banditti made idle threats last
night that they would aSsassirate me be-
cause l dared 10 tell the truth. l am not |
afraid and will not be stopped from inform |
ing the Government, that there are locali- |
ties in this department, where the very air |
has been impreguated with assassination for |
some years.
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Il is rumOred that the Ministers have
rendered their resienatiOns TO the Presi-
dent. The crisis IS regarded as serious.
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Meeting Of the Legislature To-Day
The 4. =. SenatOFship-A Bitter and
Close Contest Between Mcdonald
and EOSrhees-The Balance OF Pow.
eF Held by the Independents,
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The Circus II Qq4stlolyt- WAas4Eef
FpTM41ta1q. feY1Y York Star Store,
can find space enough on building Of
fence he P0ee9scodaAis-s.ees and many
colored d,I hi4f adyerising that he has fof
sale 'seShiallls t2;yt5q eatAlebra,ed
brands Of Star and irish saoAYa 'Arst
glance at these flaming pictures leads one
to the conclusion that the .'circus is com
ing" Emery is flooding the country with
his SNOWY bills. and says he intends I'd
supply every family in the Territory with
enough soap to last u year. If you have
any doubts about the superior qualities OF
these brands, give them trial. ~
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!. ~ gE,zIE.sgatad'als'saPts44AA
'ue sale Of several very beautiful
ds ss1, We sa ssys dfSargsltep dtl,sjf.t ii
IN - lemeAD61esfs f9f6 drIy ons Of
q I: 7 ,tsrp TAD sIasptifpl. attrnp,
: inc interior Of th5Y 6Nllji a11eelgiss
n oa14A Illes1loh oiao3 - oricc
4 pnlxs =
49, mem fse Iii 81 & ] u = !
tsse land snd - - ) VI
~ recomu.endine III -
: 70 Pe0p.s e -
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So.o FOR $4.5O0.-Mr. Theodore
Ho'broak mas sold to DIR. Noble a hall
interest in the mining ground and
dliches four miles above Togcm. and
Eh'wn as the property of Stevenson
TO, for the sum Of $4,000. This
4sSrMrf endbrststltru cA:bor.
t5hSF Sl'aestatc d The lat. Z. b.
holbr"ok. and was disposed cfby The
'aa'e lIolbrook, brother Of deceased
'eting as 'afsrkiHiglaliaalln5rF e and attorney
10 the matter.
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Hunt xom 1oags !sfys eafa5 and
s,ort.roomsa are chuck fan sOfianeM ldry
goods and fresh groceries and canned
fruits, just rcopinsi PER .uyquicls. tsattsi,
line. now sell ando lnieed tNkedp Ion
selling as Iesod IN aasticae1andak am,ich
loss 6g,src shannan amp oijter5hoasD In olle
Territory. The reasons are plain: IIgise
penona. .attsntion itoIe the SELECTION ~ my
goods andoiShip ttcatl .efir1m5 IGsni list
freight linaJod aniahoE .nJrBcExKRnt
Nov. IL. 1f7k dfimsdoald ,bniI nfGbL
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q. t1ds "a A34 A. Oh neer. ant
MA An&@ tbao1 ~, on s ~ .s.,,. Z,
49, !; sca56 19HsbI
"wednesday on his way out y IS Bsneel
asse- hs win take ..Aasee e 10 e,.1ri
1lono0G 4hesnial II 3fssz6sef, uoYJ lisumi III,
~ 6 Rcdrs selsalspFo aaaalt ,tboedfahs Il
MAN a1fHdfh ayssf sssslq lIiw lamar d
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '2ftffttflt
over to hold the inquest. He occr-
NaNa N4& sea- Mile MGxeVK
Placervillc AN stl4& y sirg, the hind
s ws ata St a sR|s1ssnS sa eA|js|sn TN,
satuasfsn.c',e ssusAtais aAti ,r1aslilk
Hia ssa r. iss s lhfrsassg sse
was along, put the shoulder in place,
and the Judge got on very we'll; but
iUssto Mim&llM nee na3o8 A1h tsst1atmAls
other jlhxf tie xssgVikknrated it out
VI .aass'al s CHI aipd,rHe issall Eight.nex,
aledbsVHS aRDtHldbk about.
% befo1troa I'd lin IKzlkz.aAIz1 .a1IdAI edT
DIVINE SERvICcs.-Father Archam.
bault viii Observation-Disclosures at.Pi-
oncer City on next Sunday, IA inst.
DEDICATION Of 900 Eel 0W3' NALL.
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49, O9sfLAcED.-Mr. q. +. Hoffman,
| q 0quaw creek vaiie5; mel Win o;;iis a
aoSaekeJ&tNda "a
Isiaersa ndsuhils5 nnpiae : .fst,eaheheraE
|1euedesiess md slA0xtng Mfsf1 dhmad
rolled upon him In such ns snissss@ j (. n
dfs0eate tie Wfisa 81 1Ilgg fis sIltfi armm
Hdaf6 City. Ras his ~ Wrist sisgFp pssE}oid
ted, and Is now all right ''se1's la''
- s0sipnasia7al1- k1aua1- ,uuiH2 1eusI
Ten DAYS MORE-Mr. Jas. MorixrtJ
County, AhAisBrs 1hxs7det aAissa ofafeE dlli1.
'ashe t fst Tor aaaflh DYsGgfiflc xfto1.
!ssS.4a M@aaAe A5aa asxS ina lnoficer 4labliahe4
elsewhere. ilsaA iflall. llslanqn1nta srsollic1
d. pass " IA l' .sl sssIi asntj
Il 5iEsasuIer .4 within bin ten days fr0E3i
ton will be commenced for the cd collsctiol
'a1 AAa same aad esaasu seeapo,iae.u 's sa
..,Ti5s . .slslf N III k|EfH;H XXI al.
patch was received by Mr. s. W,,WNla:,pt
this places oniAVedasstisS .,ftcn4 thetsrla
lives of Of the |Ssal!a.lle IT, fspfal, ss San
Francisco, to Immediately forward the, nj
mains De isfc,idfortuinlte. manitothtM!o Ind
cdmpfiance With fisat REQ reqies. sta wagon I
,lesa yesiesJaysl,uaprniag With the basly1fot
Boise City. wheneei&iwiil boacunscpeeethy
stsge ~ Ninnthiuccaaa.a v4ssa .aslIa " " i
.iaart-Ii.A < Illaks khca. 1.lu11 !. nfnw
SrLEsaaOastlxssAss .,aITpH zfasst.A0rse
teams and wagons. aiiititesf6sf Wcdhtsaay
nom La Grandes, ''E asfsrii ,sia. s1be
animals we've lla ohjecass satfa general, admit
raeisn,s and we're iil,es4 inest specimens OF
horse flesh that Have entered the Bksin
this season The FARMERS OF J.:asassaarfHf Urcs
gon not only raise fine grain and Other
crEo9s but they. sheyw. as good stock n gar,
be found anywhere. The wagonSwpra
loa,seglssisk fruits a1$ptlrs and besih.. s'io
'se1is nlsH -.a2s - ss--4x -iaA saasas Il
EErrnxsp' iioat IN taaiU George Red
=. ssa.isylAw 70s nj auyfI f2saoLT
sui, who ,s;,as leesaB,saycr .Iasta .Snatis
Mountain since June last. got back
home oH-M shisy evening Pie pleas
IRE u 4its,lssa.sl with'iyisaefam was
greatly marretl ys@s,.sa h..cnce .ai the
swcs. lace IL his l;stlo bay wha ti;sA
) short. si,no .s,aficr Mr.s .Rclsall went ven,
away Gson l,.,,,.a ~ George 's4ss,ks e.
Of tiic prospects Ut OwyheeI
county, and may possibly return there
tn work this winter.
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In ADvAScE.-By reference to an

In ADvAScE.-By reference to an.
o,aiI s;SSS rs Es!;sElgs qSssyyg44ary
SstiAbs jklA*a'ReG,s, A., slT II lea fahhe Is
.s All ss'isiR.ssi ,j ih sst
sacat ys < . iss 1as as1 G hssf
.e e II !'sg lss,y 1ra sds H1a
epsrts sy. NV /, sIlst gig ll.sa
|vagriiabllx 2dssseetglhee d'seFAS''to he fund
in t,dco'asry Rl.aspE r. tbe cl. are
very seldom complied with; and it is
frequently the case where . sabscri.
her is reminded of his Indebtedness
ct any gXt ji9so Jj9YIi9g nA5ffsi4lgt he
becohhfs Wroth, pays up, and stops
his pap lfTJE oeeuFy9:a oyHa vaK't do
ws3biasH 9 g,bfseica1ls9 bedRivoa
whisky and tobarcU; but he can, by
borrowingsha,n gAtWrS, asef on with.
psR1EAak aeHa aaj l0h Sdao7 11tp
'dacks,s . e TIE ps aiIgstssb g yYaa6 sub
Tor the iaaa 81 aR Ha s isa Eh y azpe,
fence , !st i i,.J sa qnyalggsd.
The d,AlNEalA birI,gdiithkl izoisg Hlaclif BED
tci 6AAye 8 JHdS 10 sqgobsiies baa .haIl,1|
w)Basy sls3 siis gAaR 10 tsfssiN MN,
4'eag 'K / q a D 1e4''a'aae|
Ilcvar 6syssyhlGh always tnrns out to
10 The case with those who exhibit IN |
it6rmity of temper at the printers te-,
4erily il duinling them. The N1sI.D1
,,6sku = j10I|u ~ uEbc1o1bolI
,Egsyi ple fHaH rncss ia tjlqp
.:.s ,sI ss.i y, e =.
snfy1d nlaI II :Dgy1uz ellty1soei4 4
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ll q NJ ~ y! ,1ll.d dea
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sNxr HH1dii,1sHm,, lrjs sisIJ m33 isoa 1T
g SewcoRefs dtih Rev 'ilbis oEE osct q
- Will be finished and opened for the
0mmodation Of the public in about
h; 80 Hts . aEHksNDdpq1G
!0st what the people Of Alturas
Sss'y and the travelling public have
: ed iohashagh nsA satKu1nd Mrs..
.s"co'ner are well and favorably
wi ..l', and bear the enviable reputa-
,sIs!sel0ly 0a40 ke1ln50oaG
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A I, BBHlHay;;sYJxx HG1isDFFb pp1 IES-
uRc1rkesns Ha)LaA .Aplrsf. who are
running aldMt Slam iin, Gold HniDn
Elk creek, juahsebsre ,-tOMnv 6nished
cleaning up last G.sSdst, .sRa0 la51iAe
result Of thirty foa6a4o dayp fpR with
frem eighteen r toa ,lS a5y /. jaIa to9qk
oqt ri thsifbb boxes dhWty nnaysd
dollars. This sum considerably more
than squares al expenses as well a.
the. fauaahsp eubmW31sH.a-
bel !5.'b eaap |g1a IF lfflgsH getting
things, ib nzepffsslNDe 4OoYask ,hpad'
vantage. The companysans ''msdS
IhreUul6sa upsiehip sedSlNh., asikama1hg
10 bctweeH1 ea,tifsttptad v,thIA1A 8'alif5'4-
and dollars. bod. PIJI ag;ls : I aassLsy
win, even i, ! gaeisba efyslt! iIaU1 gmsq "
Boys knav i85s ssaS as II;
hey Isaue baiad jaatd A,skV s1lo4l
md they 'hitsg aGl - y |s l3RsR NJ
men o 81 I & '; 2!Isa| la
kinter. They ' sss e ,,1s II cs ~ I'LL
|roand to.spaiel lepia! a6t z. s3 l!| nq4
ncir dump To IN III '6so iar,d 81 I'D
r.' July Il e IS ]! I y
- ]. ri - .a.f 1s6n1 "
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THREE wagons loaded with flonr NJ,
nred fran Boise valley on Wcdncs.
DAY. A portion sf,n YaAfrym pne4,I
hsrsngc miss iapd HJIcmainder
from Humans.
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PAY Up.-Thc proprio,ors Il re
prk alla eifl Il lbl
81 bn a4} ~. ~ 6D bub-
& 1ip1 p1 4 ~ ! n tdc
same teifkosst deIa7. ii fncoiivcniedt
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letter, Singular IS .ituu,ia,,y appear Is
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-12

''AasH ENRi SAsRsnssornlSsANKLJe.
nag BROWN ESD Informed "a on
'uesaay last that 1t is q mistake in
,s'a''on to the insanity of Mr.. Henri
ssrs; that he received a letter from
Rn at Albany, Oregon, sometime
the rumor to that effect Z
a||''s|Fg]''1|'a.,Ht'Eaz'f!iIsu
anan d. we, aid It will Be re-
J a'ea with pleasure by the many
i isn3s,ost NJ: Sax5k hEaga9pout The
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-12

6SV8xoAAnlO y ~ NY ma VIQ0E u 4uk00s
| Members and citizens to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall at halfpast one o'clock p. N.
Dedication Of the Hall.
{: Il 81 4 n :. !!
N. e. Church, where the Grafton will Be
delivered BY Bro. D. G. Strong.
At the 6arclYli61 tie ralelion tho
Members tail IN linc again and march from
(he N. 3. Church up Wall to Montgomery
Iireet, down Montgomery qtreet tp1he car|
per Of .Wallula streek n = 1 - -
u here ths Member
VII disband.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-05-28

which has 37S members-the largest
State legislative body in the Union.
The Democrats deny that the Republi.
cans have a majority ut all and notice
has been given to about twenty of the
Republicans claiming to be elected,
that their seats will be contested. The
Democrats through their ofiicials--in-
Guiding the Clerk of the last House.
have the management of these con-
tests.
On this account the Republicans
declare that they will have no show,
and that the Democrats mean to cheat
them out of their victory, get control
of the Legislature, and elect Demo-
cratic Governor, and thus in:,ugurate u
second Louisiana case in New England.
They ought to have that sweet boon,
the Returning Board, there awhile to
fix things. Or they might secure the
services of one or two of tho most en-
pert counters-in OF that virt,lous body.
Let the New Hampshire Republicans
do this, and If the hard headed Demo-
Gratis don't get beaten out IF their boots
on tho count may Satan seize them.-
~. O. Times.