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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November s,-The Mark
Lane Express, in its regular review Of the
British corn trade, has the following;
Sowing has been resumed ins some locali-
ties, but in most cases the soil has been
unfit to receive seed. Large arrivals
are checked, with an upward tendency in
prices, Of English wheat, The quality is
good, but there is no material change in
the market. Russian wheat has been
lower, in consequence Of the large ship
ments, in anticipation Of ice in the Rus.
sian rivers and harbors. 1t is reported
that Russia has n short crop Of wheat,
and in forage consequently, the tenRCity
OF the hOlders Ht Odessa would seem
to bO justified, The absence Of the usual
abundance from America and Russia
must eventually tell on our market. In
France sowing is near completion. In
Paris and the provinces Of France, as we'll
as in Belgium and Holland, the markets
are unchanged. At Hamburg the mar
ket is tending upward, The last quota
tions are fully maintained at Dantzig,
while in Austria and Hungary prices are
lower"
A dispatch from Shanghai received to-
day announces that disturbances are re-
ported in the province Of Kweichaw,
The Times this morning publishes n
special from Alexandria, which says the
Khedive has applied officially to England
for two linanciers TO undertake the
Egyptian finances, promising the fullest
information to the great Powers.
LONDON, November SAN accident
occurred at the Ludgate Hill terminus Of
the London, Chatham & Dover Railroad
this evening. Thirty persons were more
or less injured,
LONDON, November 0, $3.50 A. MA
special to the Times reports the Queen Of
Holland ina precarious condition,
LONDON, November 0, 0 ANA letter
to the Times from Berlin states that as
result OF the conferences in Vienna the
powers have determined to ask Turkey
whether she has my guarantees 10 offer
for the fulfIlment OF her of broken
promises.
LONDON, November S.-7A. MA re-
port was current yesterday that Don Car.
los had entered France but II has re-
Ceived no confirmation.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, November s.-A telegram
from Berlin says that the central govern
ment for Alsacc.Loraine will be estab
lished at Berlin.
BERLIN, November S.-The leaders Of
the Ultrnmontane party have published
n notice declaring TINT no authority has
been given to negotiate ior the settlement
OF the Ecclesiastical question.
Emperor William OIL receiving the
President and Vice President Of Parlia'
ment to-day laid great stress on the emf
nently peaceful aspect Of affairs, though
the Bosnian difficulty was still tinsolved
He expressed himself as perfectly conf
dent Of a peaceful settlement Of that ques
tion.
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No ntGu Churchism among the Episco.
hIians can possibly transcend in often.
a'enc's the Baptist high churchism, when
yoa get 1t clear. As, for instance, al the
State convention a! Saratoga, last week, :,
IN the remarks Of Rev DR.. Bright, editor
oI'he Examiner and Chronicle. A broth.
e' e'lhcon'i'tcntly troubled with common
e0'c, had read a paper in which he had
treated all sects Ns on level, no one with
'PeelaI fighttO call itself "thc church. y
VI Bright rose tocorrect him with such
aosma az this: "There can be nothing
permanently salutary in the existence Of
any other denomination than the Baptist
7 utterly deny that ii is good for the
.0'Id that there should be any other
Saa'ch than the Baptist in existence.
iae Baptist church recognizes in
,a'I the leadership of Christ; while
'@'epeio'Bapti't Sects are m organized
muster against King Jesny. There were
ro'e'" from such men as Rev DR.. Reeves
W |A'Oany, and Rev. Dr Thomas Of Brook.
gn' gI the latter Of whom recommended Dr.
pn9ht, alter that divine had allowed that
u looking from merely human stand.
p'n! there il room for "lhcse sccls,'-
" Keep himself down to that level,
,r'''m''Ing tl'atitmight get ii little lonely
wy Rin viewing things from "a divine
standpoint"
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Thn NYhisl,n Indlctmcntsi

CnIcAao November s.-The indict-
inents against the distillers, feCtifers and
gaugers Of this city, charge the groSsest
frauds in avoiding the whisky tax against
the firm Of IsoeAer, Jenker & Co. There
are four indictments which charge that
the firm has defraudod the Government
at various times out Of the taxes on
liquor amounting in the aggregate to
about 2,444,OOO gallons. The frauds have
all occurred within year. The firm Of
GatSon, Eastman 4 Co. are charged
with evading taxes by cancelling stamps
and by other means, thus defrhuding Tie
government Of the tax on $4,000 gallons.
Ford,Oliver h Conhor are charged with
evading the taxes on $4,000 gallons, and
Miller 4 Ffedericks Chatged with the
same on 10000 gallons. The means em-
ployed we're various but seemed we'll i'm
derstood among all dealers and manuiac-
tuters. II IL affirmed at,overwhelm-
ing proof Is in possession Of the grand jury
Of the truth Of their charges, and that The
cases will lie prosecuted with The greatest
aAVnFiIV
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". ClaIrsvIlIe Court News.
Sr. CLATRsvILLE, November 8


Editors IntOllISencer:
The case ofMrs Lawless, Of Martins
Ferry, charged with COnCealiNg stolen
goods, which was sei for trial to-day, will
not be called until tomorrow.
The case Of Faddy Neal, charged with
the innocent amusement Of Chawing of u
mans nose, Is also sci for tomorrow.
The case of John CosS and John
Moore, for burglArizing Wm. Wallace'S
store, in Martins Ferry, will follow the
others.
The case Of Nelson MOsburgh Va. John
". Stephens, Of BarneSvile, for false ar.
rest and imprisonment, occupied the at
tention OF the court from Saturday morn
ing until 8 o'clock this afternoon when It
was given to the jury. The case Cxhibi-
ted a great deal Of interest from the na,
ture Of It. Mosburgh lives at BOs-
ton, in Belmont County, and once In q
while in Barnesville. As he alleges, he
took drink in Stephens saloon for
which he rendered in payment 80 cent
bill. Stephens was niterward indicted
for illegal liquor selling, and Mosbnrgll
appeared against him, ii retaliation for
which Stephens had Mosburgh arrested
for passing counterfeit money, Of which
charge he was, after trial ut Cambridge,
acquitted. fIe therefore brings suit now
for false arrest and imprisonment, and
lays his damages at $4,000. The attOr.
neys are J. II. Collins, Of BarnesVille,
and W. s. Kennon, for the plaintiff,
and Judge CowOn and Jack Sweeney for
the defendant. The jury, after n short
retirement, brought IN u verdict OF $3.50
for the plaintiff.
The next case before the Court was
Newlln against Kerr on contract, from
Martins Ferry, which Is at present on
trinl 1.
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MANHATTAN, KS, November S.-A
very distinct shock Of an earthquake was
felt here At five O'Clock this morning.
II IL described as succession Of slight
shocks by some and by others as a mo-
tion similar to that Of q hopper in a mill.
The agitation seems to have passed from
east to west, though few say from the
south tO the west, and was accompanied
by a heavy, dull, rumbling sound. Build.
ings we're considerably shaken and the
inmates In some cases much alarmed,
but no damage was done. The shock
was followed by light rain, which con.
tinued for ten hours. ..
Sr. Louis, November S.-The Republic
cans Kansas City special says that that
section Of the country was considerably
startled, about 4 o'clock this morning, by
a shock oiearthquake, There seemed 10
be two distinct shocks and in some places
the vibration caused people to get out Of
their beds to see what was the matter. II
Is learned from passengers who came In
from the west that the shock extended las
far as Fort Riley.
TOPEKA, KS, November SAT ten
minutes before five this morning shock
of an earthquake was felt here, heavy
enough TO awaken nearly every one in
town. II shook the windows and crock.
cry in the store houses, and the Iloots
seemed 10 hcave. Those who were up
say the wave was from the northwest.
The same shock was experienced in Wan.
bcnzee county, fiity.SlI miles west, and
also felt twelve miles south Of here.
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Weather Iseport.
WAR DRpARTMBNT,
OPFiCR or TMR CInRP SIGNAL OYPlCIR.
wAsnINUrON, b. C., Nov ~ AN.

"H'HIN'lvNI ~ W NVNt V-A ~ NJ J
PRoBAnlLITIRs.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, high, followed by falling barome-
ter, north to east winds, with slight
changes IN temperature, increasing cloud.
iness, and In the latter rain.
For the West apd Gulf States, cloudy
and rainy weather, followed by rising
barometer. northerly winds, colder and
partly cloudy weather, and n norther.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
to stationary barometer, east to north
Winds stationary temperature, partly
cloudy weather and In former possibly
rain.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys high followed by fall.
Ing barometer, nortllerly winds shifting
Southerly, cold and partly cloudy wealth
er.
For the Upper Lake region n high ba-
rometer, variable winds, colder and part.
ly cloudy weather and possibly occasional
rain or snow.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle States
and New England, a high barometer, east
erly to northerly winds, colder and clear
weather, except partly cloudy in the first
district.
For tho New York Canal Region, a
temperature below freezing on Tuesday
night.
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As will be seen in our advertising col.
umns this morning, the Ohio Valley
Bank has declared a 5per cent cash divi.
dend out OF its earnings for the last six
months, aud a 20 per cent dividend, out Of
its surplus fund, Such an announce.
ment is like water on the desert or "Ihe
shadow Of great rock in a weary land"
these hard times, Everybody will wish
themselves stockholders of the Ohio Val.
ley Bank this morning.
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Firinp the Mills,

FALL RIVER, November {, The watch.
man in the TeCumseh Mill found a man
in the second story this morning, and
after sharp struggle the man escaped
carrying off the wAtchman'S revolver,
Oily waste and other inHammable matter
was scattered around, evidently in prep.
aralion for an inoendiary Gre, II Il now
believed that the Massasoit Mill was
burned by the same means.
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WhIsIly NniLs ln Nt. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, November SIN the United
States District Court to-day, Petit was
sworn in, after which j. R. Jewett,
against whom two indictments are pend.
ing, for conspiring against the govern
ment and defrauding the government,
withdrew q plea Of not guilty and enter
ed plea Of guilty to both indictments.
The grand jury made partial
report returning indictments against
the two parties already indicted
for whisky frauds, but their names have
not yet transpifed. A capias was issued
for A. NJ. Everest Government gauger,
who absconded after being indicted last
spring, but who, it is now understood,
will return and plead guilty.
MEETING OF RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
At the meeting to-day Of the Direc.
tors Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company, proposition was submitted by
the Atlantic & Pacific Company to sur
render the Missouri Pacific Railroad to
the Directors Of the latter company,
which was accepted. A statement also
was made that the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Road, since it leased the Missouri Pacific
had expended for the benefit Of the latter
Road, In various improvements, over one
million and q quarter dollars, and for
which the Missouri Pacific stands in.
debled TO the A. 4 p. company. OF this
sum Andrew Pierce individually endors-
cd for the sum Of one million dollars in
consideration Of which and for other rea-
sons he was elected General Manager OF
the Missouri Pacific; the other officers Of
the road remained unchanged.
The company's Indebtedness to St.
Louis county was considered, and action
taken that will insure the payment Of all
past due interest at an carly date.
PASTORAL CALL,
At meeting Of the First Presbyterian
Church, this city, tonight, it was unani-
mously agreed to call Rev. II, D, Cause,
OF New York, to Gil the vacancy recently
made by the resignation and removal 10
Philadelphia Of Rev. Chas, A. Dickey.
Yesterday afternoon the body Of n man
some fifty years old, was found in hor-
ribly mutiIated condition, tied up in u
coffee sack, about two miles south Of ln.
dependence, Mo. There were five wounds
in the breast and his throat was cut from
ear to ear. The body was stripped Of all
clothing and nothing was found by which
u clue could bo obtained as to who the
man was.
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ATCnIsoN, November s.-Eull returns
Of the election in this State show that the
Republicans carry all Of the ~ organized
counties except three. Last year the op.
position CARRIED 10. counties in the State,
THE ATCIttsoN BRIDGE.
The Burlington 4 Missouri River Rail-
road commenced running trains across
the bridge at thisCity to-day.
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Tiie 1IockinR Valley Strike.

CoLUMBus, November s.-The coal
strike in the Hooking Valley continues.
The operators who last week ncceded to
the demands Of the miners have with
drawn their agreement because other OPP
orators refuse 10 advance 90 cents per
ton. The miners at the Tunnel Mines,
in Perry county, who have been paid o.
cents, are on strike for % cents. Five
coal trains on the Hooking Valley Rail.
road have been withdrawn.
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FoRr scurr, KS, November S.-wm
Smith, a blacksmith, entered saloon in
Pawnee, this county, Saturday night
took two or three drinks, and, without
saying a word, shot and killed Zack Pat.
tefson, an entire stranger. About twen.
" persons were In the saloon at the time
but the murderer escaped and has mol
yet been captured.
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TuE depreciation Of real estate does
not appear to be peculiar to the United
States. A Paris correspondent Of a
London journal, speaking Of the pro-
posed foreclosure Of first mortgage on
real estate, at Marseilles, valued at about
100000 francs, says the property prob
ably would not produce afourth Of that
amount "if sold during the present de-
probation Of real estate" This throws
some light on the commercial condition
Of France, SO commonly represented Us
comparatively exempt from the effects Of
the late war.
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New TriaiDe

JOLIET, Ill, November s.-Judge
Roberts this morning denied the motion
for new trial and arrest OF judgment In
the Jacobs murder trial, and sentenced
Henry Jacobs 10 be hanged on the % day
OF next January. The prisoner at the
conclusion OF the sentence fell into his
chair and broke into paroxysm Of tears
and entreaties, all the time protesting his
innocence.
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LOUISVILLI3.
EntnI RniIron1 Accident.

LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Sunday af.
.ternoon Llewellyn Barr, aged lg, in peer.
Ing from the platform on a train on the
Louisville 4 Westport railroad, was
knocked against a tree, and his skull
crushed so as to cause fatal injuries.
GAMBLERS FIXED.
Fines to the amount Of $1,000 were i'm
posed on gamblers Of Louisville by the
City Court in he trial Of indictments
found by the grand jury two weeks ago.
EMPLOYER vs. EMrtoYE.
The Courier.Journnfs specials report the
following information OF the difficulty at
Mt. Sterling, KY, to-day between D. NJ.
Clinton and John Doyle, employer and
employe, which resulted in the latter re.
ceiving three pistol.shot wounds, two In
the abdomen and one in the left arm.
His condition Is regarded as critical.
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
Two largely attended religious reviyals
are in progress among the BaptiSts and
Christians Of Harrodsburg.
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New YoRK, November S.-The News
says that the failure Of l.. J. Phillips d
Company has temporarily EN- barrassed
the great hatters' goods importing house
o. Haight, Halsey & Co., anl that they
have suspended payment. This house
has long ranked Al, and has capital Of
over $76O,00O.
The cap and hat manufacturing firm Of
lEaight, Hoyt Il Co.. whose failure was an.
nounced to-day, state their liabilities rs
$75O,00O, and that their assets will more
than Cove.that amount.
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iHE NEW ORLEANS Flour TRADE
%t"f'' Glover & odcnhal's October New
o''ean' circular speaks Of marked fall.
,'s oil there in their export trade in
!, a'a'' though shonld the Mississippi jet.
"e' prove a success, the expectation i.
"'' 'Al' feature Of its commerce will re,
'iye, We quote;
c,i. ane better to notice the gradual dc.
vase vase Of our trade we make the following
,5a ,5uPati'on Of theamount OF flour sold in
'Ne past eighteen mnp,bs.
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SLAM.
British Residents IIcscigcd.

stNaApoRE, November s.-1ntelllgence
from Penang announced that the Malay
ans are beseiging the British residents at
perak, and that all the native Rajahs
are suspected Of completely In the murder
Of the late resident, Mr.. Broner Birch.
The Sultan Is collecting n force for the
purpose Of attempting TO eGpel the Brit.
ish from the country,
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Ey.sECRETAKY pELANo.

Ex.Secretary Delano was at the De-
partment Of the Interior to-day, and after
calling upon Secretary Chandler, execu.
ted certain papers requisite for the for
NAL transfer to his successor Of the guar
diSnship Of various Indian trust funds.
STEAMSHIP LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD,
A private dispatch received here this
evening announces the total loss Of the
steamship Pacific, between Portland, Ore.
gon and San Francisco, by laundering at
sea last Thursday. The dispatch says
that all on board were lost.
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FIRE KECORD.
Fired BY an Tncendiary.

PROVIDENCE, November S.-Thc Clyde
Mill, at Owego village, east Of Pr0vi.
dence, which has been idle for year,
was fred by MI incehdiary this morning.
t,ous. SgO 6OO
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ByTleIe!graph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DA11R IaEELLIGENoER
WASHINGTON.
I.residentlaI FamiIy NIatteFn.

WASHINGTON, November s.-The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Mrs, Grant and
Gen. Babcock, left to-day for New York.
The Attorney General has received dis
patches from St. Louis announcing that
the rumors duplicating Babcock and Or
VILE Grant in the whisky frauds were ut
tnrlv withnut fnundatinn
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Official Vote In Massachusetts,.
BosroN, November S.-The complete
vote Of the State gives Rice s3,623; Gas
ton, 7S,24O; Baker, S,O65; Adams, 7,77ii
Phillips, 1901.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November S.-DireCt mail
service with Barcelona was resumed on
Monday, after an interruption Of ten
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DETROIT, November S.-Joe Fourniet,
a notorious rough, murdered Al Hawk
ins & Co.'S. dock, Bay City, Mich, last
night, on return from Sunday excur-
sion to Bay View. AT the COroners in
quest a verdict was rendered that the de-
ceased came To his death by a blow with
n mallet in the hands OF Adolphus Rob.
inson. Robinson has not yet been found.
FIRE.
1Iarbecks saw mill, near pinconning,
was destroyed by fro yesterday. Loss,
SI60OO. inS,itat1ce 1900.
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ttmeini.

PHILADELPHIA, November s. Full
official votes for Hatttanit, for Governor,
show a majority Of 1850.
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Chs9ntslli9srrfe.r,
handed Debt Of the CITY,
Tue Tue yD,n long ,ime-so long that
" as ...n.,ir. Of even old citizens fail to
..' '.',I ,s. ,ine-,ipcc detailed state
nav. ..i =, ID, bonded debt Of the city was
-'' ..rJ Indeed there are very lew
.,a.s vine have any accurate idea either either
,mopnt Of onr bonded debt or
,.r,, ,' !, consists, From all we can
'', r.ri.,c that the following state
.'., .',' '.npri,e, the sum total Of 'hGei'y'
p''' '.,rJrJ debt, and we accordingly
F..,,,, ap iu,ete'ting item OF local
i',,'' There arcoat.,andiUg the follow
A. da'''' " s,,p u n,or,d
.aod r. NM "''"' 500
dlst--' H''' ''''" '.,..'',.,...,,,.,, ,'"' 5000
~ r'l-.,ea,,f1,, ,,,,IS,,, GSIy"lO" 1000
lt-Gl woIs' l,yli.'u''a'n'ns,''' lSSSS SSyIVS
III NM, brady &WilEin,ontru'-, ,o,
- ~".'-'.''.''''''''''.' -
Id Beaded prht r'rn"''''''''''' s''''O"
orhi dcbtlhc city will have the iol'
,r,aupunt to pay next year in the
,,otp,incipal and interest; d,
.,.' uil plunport, trustees, ...n..slG !o9o
bsr' ,f,jl,m .,......,..... ] 1900
sg, i,..;.;,,Ii'''''."' ,6SS tSSS
."a' ,,""." 400
aas"il h l, nv, ~ for II%t g""to, .' SITE 900
,,.,...,.,,...,,, n ,sys an o1o
il'.''p" '"' '" ,o-c ali,
Iu' revenue W wv WY ~
eh'O'o"'
otoaS.1. S.,oi 1iI1iVI Nj yI"G 4 ."..,.,,..s 1900
ghah'e ,oo"."''" ''.''''''.,,.,"''''' s5SSS s5SUS
,e, tbf revenues, such AS Market % ooo
H"'' "'''' "' ''' -.
..,,.,.,n,,,l,,hovc...., %I,S1y S:IS,S
,...,....,
''li,i ai.naI D' ay,,,,' y,' o" o,.,","""s s3IOO
r,g,o,,h,aboyc exhibit "a it stands,
.,I,n.I.o,,nlieye that there il a city
',',.roi,ol Satc,lhot can make n bet.
..S,,,.;,I .howinO, Probably there Is
,,,h ,bc couu,ry Of 10000 inhabi.
,,.bow a, small an aggregate
,t.y ycar AGO. Mr., Speaker Blaine,
.,,.p,,cl the State fair OF Wisconsin,
.,1 I'm, thor, were in the Union 1856
.,o. having over 10000 inhabitants
a,, ,De mm to,,lof whose Indebtedness
u. :Ig,oooODO, which would be about
o.millnn. oflcbt IN each one Of them,
r,,,,nIll,,I,oi, ,vcr,yc
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A pEpAuIrNa TREAsuRER.

A Troy ahlphteh says the people Of
Saratoga county are excited over the dis
covery Of the defalcation Of Henry A.
Mann, the Treasurer Of that county for
the last fifteen years, 1t is known that
the sum Of his stealing will reach $780,
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AMSTERDAM, November S.-The steam.
ship Rotterdam which recently went
aground in Mas, sailed for New York.
FARTHER PoiNT, November s. Tho
steamer Scandinavian has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, November 8. - The
steamship Celtic from New York, has ar.
rived. '..ui Il.
PniLApELrnrA, November s. The
steamship City Of Limerick from Liver.
pool, has nfHved,
New YORK, November s.-Arrived-
Steamship salier from Bremen.
New YoRK, November S.-Arrivcd-
steamer England, from Liverpool.