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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04
Editor.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

4 convention of the Republicans Of AlleI
county to nominate candidates for Treasurer
Sheriff. County Clerk, Register Of Deeds, Coro
ner, County Surveyor and Commissioners, vii
be held ut the court house in lois, af clock
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4rH, ls75.
Immediately after nominating candidates fol
the above named Offices the delegates in this con
vention from the townships comprising the 41tf
and 18th representative districts will form them
selves into separate conventions for the purpos,
of nominating candidates for their respectiv,
districts.
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
It is recommended thst the Republican voter
of each township meet at their respective places
175, for the purpose of electing delegates to this
convention. In lola and HumbolltfOwnshp the
primary meetings will Ike held at : o'clock P. N
and in all the other townships at Z O'Clock p. n.
The townships are entitled to delegates as fol-
lows: Geneva, 4; Deer Greek, 5; Usage, 2; lois,
II; Elm, 9; Elsmore, 3; Humboldt, Il; Salem,
2; Cottage Grove, J..
All Republicans are cordially invited to attend
these meetings and take part in the selections Of
delegates for the county convention.
Where townships desire to make nominations
for the township officers to he elected this fail,
they are requested to make their nominations at
the same time they select their delegates to the
county convention, at that time appoint \
meeting for the purpose of making such NOM
nations.
BY order Central Committee.
W. q. ALLISON, Chairman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04
Kansas City.

( The best way We can see for the set
tlemcnt of the metropolis" question now
being discussed by the press, statesmen
and politicians, is for Kansas City to
come over to Kansas. 1t would be a
bigger thing for her than two narrow
gauge railroads. Do this and then unite
Kansas City and suburbs. and Wyandotte
into one town, and call it Wyandotte
Then we would have s metropolis sure.
We had much rather see q Kansas town
-IeavenwOrth or Atchison become the
city of Kansas, but it seems to us that
Kansas City has the "bulge" on 'em and
Is bound to keep it.-Emporia Ms,cs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04
Postal News.

Post-ofice changes in Kansas during
the week ending August, 2lst, 1875. Fur
nished by VIM. Van Week, of the Post
Office Department:
PosT.OFFfCEs EsTABLIsHED-Won
w, Chase county, VIM. Barney, 2. NJ.
Harvey county, anachet Chartrand Re
publican City, Clay county, j. w. Rec
der
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

REPORTS for August from West Ten.
nessee Northern Mississippi Arkansas and
Northern Alabama are that heavy crops
of wheat, oats and millet have been har-
vested and protected, and the corn crop
is ripe and promises heavier yield than
ever before. The cotton crop has been
damaged but to what extent is not yet
known
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

DURING the Fremont campaign Of
1856 S.F. Cary, then a Republican, in q
speech at Carthage Ohio, said: eff a
ball of tarter essetic as big as the eartll
we're rolled into the mouth of he'll, it
would not yoInit up q bigger set o,
scoundreis than the leaders of the Demo.
cratic party" The truthfulness of that
statement is not affected in any way
by the fact that this same Csry is now
one of "the leaders of the Democratic
party"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

THE trial of Westeryelt, who is charged
with being seocssory to the abduction of
Charlie Ross, was commenced at Phila-
delphis last Wednesday. Startling de-
velopments are looked for which will
duplicate the detectives and the police
authorities.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

AT the election in California on the
LIST inst. full set of State officers were
elected. There we're three tickets in the
field, Republican. Democratic and Inde-
pcndeat: but up to the time of going
to press we have had no news as to the
result. The unfortunate division among
the Republicans has probably been the
means of eieetins the Democratic ticket.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

On and after the first Of October a
line of steam packets will be run between
St Louis and Brazil and South America
by the Mississippi Valley and Brazil
Steamship Company.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

OyE of the parties to the canal ring
frauds in New York recently made resti-
tuition of several thousand dollars. The
fight against the canal thieves promises
s,eedier results than that against Tweed
and his allies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

AT Republican county Convention
in Iowa last week . woman who was sent
rs delegate from one of the township
primaries was refused a seat 1t is in
order now for the "sufIragists" to lift up
their voices and depeunee this "tyranical
DYoeeediupn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

Ir is reported that on account Of mas.
culine sneers at the "pin-back" style of
dress the women propose to return to
the more outrageous extreme of the bal
loon hoop-skirt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

THE Daily Courier. Independence,
Hans, is another paper that is opposed to
the Constitutional amendment providing
for biennial sessi0ns.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04
TREASURER

hereby announce myself candidate for
County Treasurer, subject TO the decision Of the
Republican County Convention.
WATSON STEWART
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

Col. ANTHONY has SO far recovered
as to be able to travel, and accompanied
by his wife started east on q visit the
first of this week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

thereby announce myself rs q candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Republican
County Convention, at lola, October 18th, ls.5.
j. L. WOODEN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

For the month of August the Treasurer
reports that the reduction of the public
debt was 81, $3.50
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

THE number of persons confined in the
military prison at Fort LeavenwOrth is
two hundred and serenty-fye.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-09-04

for coal, has discovered at a depth Of
eighty feet, what Is pronounced plumba
go. or black lead. The vein is three and
half feet thick, and the article is said
to be of a good quality.
The Abilene Chronicle says: A gradu.
ate of the printing department of the Ag
ricultural College worked for us last
week. He "ended up five sticks.
When We come to read the proof we
marked seventy-three mistakes, and then
quit as we thought it would pay better
to reset the article than to correct it.
Concordia Empire: "Those homestead,
ers who left their claims on account of
the grasshopper visitation last fall, are
obliged by law to be upon their places
at the present time unless their crops
have been destroyed again this year, in
which case their absence may be pro-
lopged to July 1876.
Out of everp 100 people in Kansas 40
are engaged in agricultural industries.
10 in manufacturing or mechanical in
dustries, IA in personal service, not 9TH
erwise grOuped::l0, in trade and transpor-
lotion 10, and less than in the learned
professions. Of this last groupe one per-
son in the whole hundred is a teacher.
of man is q doctor, one
halt of man is lawyer, and less than
half a man a preacher.
The marble slabs and columns for the
graves in the National Cemetery, the
Monitor says have arrived at Fort Scott.
There are 3l9 slabs, three feet long, ten
inches wide and four inches thick, to be
placed on the graves of soldiers whose
names are known, and 1903 columns two
and half feet long and six inches square
to be placed on the graves Of the IN
known soldiers. They were made at Rut-
land, Vermont, and will be put in posi-.
ton some time this month.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
Late Foreign News.

By the bark D. C. Murray and the courtesy o.
Capt Fuller have received files of San francisco
papers to Feb. 23-the day the bark left that port
The steamer City of Melbourne arrived at San
Francisco the 18th, days and 20 hours from this
port
H. B. MS steamer Tenedos arrived over on the
goth, Il days passage.
Bark D. C. Murray arrived over on the 18th, III
days passage.
The following items are from the files at hands
The King of Denmark has conferred on G. f. Sc
ward, Esq, o. S. Consul General, the high decora-
ton, Commander of Dauuebroge," in recognition
of the services which NJ. Seward has rendered to
Danish interests in China.
Grave fearsare expressed for tie safety Of the lit
tie schooner Yaruna, from Honolulu. She is now out
a days The general impression is that she has been
swamped, there considerable bad weather after
she left Honolulu.-AHd.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. lSth.-To-day a negro bow
admitted into the senior class of boys in the
High School. Twenty out Of the twenty-five white
boys in the class left the school Immediately: There
was no disturbance.
NEW York, Feb 2Oth.-Tbe Tilton-Beeeher case
continues the absorbing topic in public and private
circles. Eight weeks have been consumed, and ap-
parently the trial has only begun. The plaintiff
lawyers expect to occupy two weeks longer in the
examintion Of their witnesses, when General Tracy
will open for the defence, which will occupy another
week. after which the defence viii examine about fifty
witnesses, among them Oliver johnson, Samuel Will
kinsOn, Aug. Steers, A. B. Holiday, Mr.. Woodruff
and Mrs. Morse. Beecher himself will, of course be
the principal witness and his testimony is awaited
with the greatest anxiety. The defence expect to
occupy about the time of that of plaintiff The clos
ing speeches and summing up by Evarts and Beach,
will certainly occupy two weeks and thus the battle
will drag along till late in May The cross-examina
ton Of Mrs. Moultou will be continued on Tuesday
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
COMMERCIAL.
HoNOLULr. MlRcR 10. lNs


The bark Murray arrived the eth, and the schooner
Good TsuFar the 9Th both from san Francisco, with
sd carr,s-ihe former to Messr Brewer Co, aud ths
latter 20 Mr. 7 Il Davies.
Dark arke brings full cargo Of about 800 900 feet Of
lumber 70 Mesrs uackfeld Co. she will In ballast
b. Port Gamble.
By the Murays Advices have the following regarding
fla attempt rcsi1re the duty tea and coffee.
Te correspondent % New York morning paper writes
from Washing THAT the majority Il the Committee is
1uiiauaby pp7d Increase u the internal
and against higher 81 duties imports. The question
De- ssvs sguirey submitted whether the duties
ia a aud clee should be restored and 10 squarely
ra-trel The following gentlemen. the Committee being
voted favor M taxing tea aud coffee: Messrs Dawes
urcrd is1brrs and Kas-on; and the following gentlemen
against it: Me-rs Kelly. Waldron, sheldon Foster,
Beck Niback and Wood. This settles the and coffee
question r the present session. flr rule q the House pre-
ne had beeu voted The question also taken
ODE restoration OF the 10 per cent horizontal tariff
ucIues. bot the proposition 30 increase the revenue IN this
mauuer also defeated by The same vote"
Gold has advanced in New York Il5 owing the
tuued heavy shipments Of ii Europe, une millions having
b,su shipped away in January.
Sperm and whale oil continued TO advance 10 value 10 She
same market, and sperm may reach s..
No GLANCE observed in the Francisco quotations Of
island produce It be that rice has declined. Sugars
remain IS last quoted = 4elolze-
by the Macegor have Colonial advoes to February IL.
The market for Sugar was still depressed She brings
passenger this place aud about 100 for Francisco
She has also aboat 40 pkgs mdse Tor this port
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
From Australasia.

| By the arrival of the Australian Steam Nav. Coz
steamer Maegregor Capt H. Granger, "a days from
Sydney via Auckland, II days, we have dates from
the former port to February Is, and from Auckland
TO the 18th.
The departure OF the Maegregor from Sydney waI
delayed one day till February IA, to allow cores
pondens to reply to London letters received by the
Sncz steamer on the 18th.
The most important Item OF news is the entire
change OF administration in the New South Wales
Goyernment,-tbe Parkes Ministry retiring ID favor
of a new one under the premiership of Mr. Robert
son, the leader Of the late opposition party.
We find but little OF interest in the Melbourne or
Auckland papers.
The following is the purser's report:
REPuET SINR MAceEIGoR.-Left Sydney Heads Feb Il
$50 m. Easerly winds and beam throughout.
rived at Auckland the 18th, $50 discharged cargo
and proceeded day, at $50 On the 9Th, Mr.
Young resident Of New York. died Of consumption his
body committed the deep the day. Crossed the
equator the 81 March in Ion l61o33w No trades but
strong head winds and from Auckland to arrival here
PAssrSGERs-Por Honolulu, 7 Granger For San Fran
cisco ~ in saloon and IS in steerage-os all told
b pRTNGLr. purser.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
IMPORTS.

From Port GAMBLE per bark W Parke March C-sO4 O.
rough urubo IS OsS paned lumber, 5ol5z shingles,
sTars, la,a50 pickets.
Prom san Francisco per D c Murray. March G.
Castle Cooke-2OO qr SKIS -four, 10 SKIS wheat, . pkg
mdse.
Finance Departmeni-2 6 paper.
Bodies CO-loo hlf and 800 or SIS -four.
Henry Naysg1 q sks and 20 hf ks -four, 20 sks barley
- s provisions . sk potatoes 20 sis wheat l0es onions
Do urnps $50 tins caoke Is and 10 b1s bread 10 bx
meal
EP Adams-l65 Or and 40 hlf SKIS -four
W L Grecn-3 wooden goods
]. Richardson's s hats, pkgs mdse-
Thee Il Davics-i3 and pkg mdse-
AW Perce A Cc-le pses mdse 10 6 potatoes
Geo ArClean-lo bxs candles, bis bags, @ drugs.
Allen uerberi-6 pkEs mdss.
Il = Mcintyre & Bros-5p pkgs groceries
" Grey ca drums oaustie soda, ) boh sal SODA
0rier-l0o O bread
Fei a1s-So sks potatoes, 10 do onions 10 do wheat.
Dr. Hudmsnn-2 c. drugs.
DR. Troassoau-f os drugs
j A Pencil Cak aud 1 hx wine
Dillingham; a Co-l1 md-e-
Along Achuek-6 C. mdse.
Levers a Dicksgn--4a pkgs doors and sash.
Wilder a Colo NJ laths.
Lyman Rros-Q pkgs mdse.
Mslaeruy-S pkgs mdse
n Phillips a Gle pkgs mdse.
] Mossman a CIR pkgs mdse
Brewer Coo hxs Potatoes 800 he oats 10 hgs brani
g We hay. $50 bbis lime, 1000 L W posts
Aiin Guor-2o0 Or sks -four
Loo Ngo&S pkgs mdse, 200 or and 200 BIZ SKIS Hour.
orler-49 bls hay, 10 bgs wheat, bg alfalfa seed
PROM san Francisco per schr GOod Templar March e-6
g hx and bb paints and brushes C. seed rs leather
q and L pkgs mdse Is pks sadiery, Al bxs soaps 6
u goois canned goods, cs clothing, hf bos dried
apples apples bis hops bis nuts bx onions 10 hxs
STARCH bs salmon, 50 sks potatoes 6 hams, 6 house
e - kegs neis 81 C tobacco % 6 pilot breas - -
Q powder tire hams cs cheese c. Lard Ok hgs sA
rasns chests tea oil bacon, 10 tins erackers cs
ssis tss ~ e,i a. % = cel IN = aey goods
y iu coal 100 bbls and 81 sks lime 80 bis bay On pot
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shipping Memoranda.

REFoET BARK MUEEAr.-Left San Francisco, Eel
q at pm with fresh breeze from WNw, which continues
the first two days out Then moderate winds from to
continuing days from the latter point Saturday, Mel
alta m the point Of East Maui bore south, distance
. miles. At7 m hove 70 of Cocoa Head ndays, hOun
passage, and IS days the voyage.
RKroRr OF Bank W PAEKE-Jeft Port Townsend. Sun
day Feb Il At II At noon, the 18TH Cape Fattery
bore Ne distance % miles hne weather with light wind.
from the North afternoon the breeze increased from
NV continuing from that quarter until the 2ls then
veong 70 NE on the afternoon Of the 2ls in lat $50
ion 1892 W spoke the American bark Clara Bell a days
flu Manila bound Francisco; leaking buwarks
stove in and had overboad requested to be
reported On Feb 2 fresh breeze from NE. March strong
trades and sgualy Sighted Maui the 5th and at II m
the day sfter took flle pilot OF the port
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
England.

LONDON, Feb. 2Sd.-Chinese fanatics have destroy.
ed the telegraph line between Foo Chow and Annoy.
Sir Charles LyeIl, the goOlOgist, died yesterday,
aged rs years.
LoSpoS, Feb. Isth.-Tn the House of Commons
to-day, the case of John Mitchell member-elect from
the county of Tipperary, was taken up question
to his right to be admitted The question was de-
bated at length, and resulted in his election
being annulled by the House by vote of 269 against
1902, declaring him ncapactated to sit in Parliament
in consequence of escaping from justice under a
charge Of felony, and that he still remains unpar
dUned.
LOxDOS, Feb. l7th.-The election yesterday at
Stake on Trent for member Of Parliament resulted in
the success of DR.. Keueally. There three can
ddates in the field. one of whom was a member of
the TichbOrne family. The election of DR.. Keneally
causes great excitement n political circles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
MarshaI's Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECU-
ID ton issued by the Supreme Court OF the Hawaii
an Islands against JOHN HOBBS and JOHN ROSS,
Trustee for the of in favor Of John Tho
mas Warehouse, on the goth day Of January A. d.
1878, have levied and shall expose for sale all the
Right, Title and Interest Of the said John Rosa one
of the defendants in said execution in and to ONE
UNDIVIDED EIGHTH Of all the Parcels of Land
known the PRINCEYILLE PLANTATION, stu.
ated at Hanaei Kauai together with the interest Of
the said John Ross in and to the Buildings thereon
situated, being the conveyed to the said John
Ross by E. II. Allen and Mary Allen, by deed dated
the 9th Of July, 1874 and recorded in Lber 49, pages
los and l66-at the Court House in Honolulu, on
SATURDAY, the TENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1875, unless said judgment, interest Of suit
penses, and my fees and commissions be previously
satisfied. W. c. PA2KE, Marshal.
A. $ HARTwELL, Solicitor.
Honolulu March 9Th, 1875 $50 Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
Notice of Sale of MOrtgaged Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN FRIDAY the 18th day OF MARCH 1875 at the hour
Of Il NJ, at tie Court House walmea district Of south
Kohala, In the island Of Hawaii H l., will proceed TO
sell at Public Auction 70 the highest bidder upset
price OF $780, ALL THOSE TWO LEASES OF THE
LANDS described In Mortgage Deed and executed
by John Semsen to George NJ Coin on the 2sth day Of
July 1874 by virtue OF the provisions OF Act Of the Leg
iafive Assembly approved the 18th day Of July Iss
(ad Indeutures OF leases hy Eeaweopaa
the Of said lands for himself his heirs administra-
tors and assigns 70 John Semsen his heirs administr-
and assigns, the 18th day OF July 1874 for the
term Of Is from that date forward the yearly
rent OF go payable half yearly, viz; the 2sh Of July
and January OF each and every successive year for and
during and 70 the end Of said said leases further
provide that he sid John siesen to pay the yearly
taxes the said lands the law should require for and
during and to the end OF the said OF yearsl
Together with the GOODS and CHATTELS mentioned
and described In the Schedule marked A. thereunto
the said Mortgage Deed annexed and forming par; OF
OF the sane VIZ: ox-Cart complete; Oxen. Horse
Cutvators Set Horse HarneSs; and al Cattle marked
and branded A. running In the District OF Hamakua
Island OF Hawaii; 20 OF Sugarane situated on the
said lands above named and described with all Improve
nents 10 the said lands belonging thereon Situated for
and during and to the end OF the said years from
the dab or said indentnres Of leases TERMS CASH
GEoRsE II. CoFFTS.
-ss- I'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10

VERY ENTERPRIsISG l-FraHk Leslies' Weekly OF
Jan. % devotes one page to Hawaiian Illustrations
AT the head is an ancient picture of Honolulu as It
was before the construction of the Esplanade Gath
Ole, Fort Street or even Kawaiahao Church-taken
probably quarter of century ago, when it was a
village of native huis with few stores here and
there. The other picures-mostly street characters
arc fair representations OF the natives But really
the whole betrays bssful state of Ignorance in New
York regarding King Kalakaua's metropolis and
great lack of enterprisel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10
PASSENGERS.

From 81 Francisco per D Murray, March 6-Mrs Capt
Gherar and Mrs Or Browne and servant Capt
Focr Miss shannon W Rutherford aud wife Miss Carrie
siuions Nrs Alice stuart daughter Mrs Clark and
daughter J Blake aud wife Mr Robertson, Tanner
Csndou, W CaiohAn, II Powers
Prom WlndWNrd Ports. per stmr Kilauea March s-Mr
Aflnr DR. Harkness necker, Capt Wood, I Rsnsden,
; \ Nichols g Curre. Mr. Asun. w 2 Akau Geo Hardy,
Bndt Ditcha, Spencer Mrs White, Miss Par
kcr aud ~ deck.
Prom san Francsco per schr Good Tempar, March FL
D AckormAn, A Nernet Henry Surray.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-10

DRowNED.-A report was received on Saturday
! by a schooner, which was confirmed on Monday by
the arrival of the steamer that Mr.. Frank Hervey
Harris, one of the proprietors OF the Kaiwiki
Plantation at Hio, was drowned in crossing a
swollen stream near bis plantation, on Friday
afternoon Feb. 26h. The facts are briefly told in
letter from Hilo, which are permitted to extracts
"on Friday morning be left the plantation for the
town, on business, and returned towards evening"
taking the upper road to his place. The water in
the gulch between Kaiwiki and Alae was very high
at the time as It had been raining for day or two
past. Some Of the natives saw him coming on the
other side of the gulch, but thought nothing Of it.
Finding him so long time in crossing over one Of
the employees went out on the bridge, and seeing
no signs of him, be turned towards the sea-beach,
ard there bis eye met the Majors horse, swept
down by the water abont two hundred fathoms or
more below the road. The alarm was given at once,
and search was made, but no trace was found of
him. This was about $50 r NJ Search was kept
up till late at night Next morning his body was
found BY two men washed ashore on Honolii, his
face badly bruised, no clothing of any sort was
found on the upper part of his body, except his
collar He had his pants, boots and spurs on. That
is, in brief, the story relating to his death"
Mr. Harris was about thirty years of age, and the
son of Justice c. c. Harris Of the Supreme Court,
who LEFT here on Monday last for Hilo. The body
viii probably be brought to Honolulu for iuterment,
by the side of his mothers remains in Nuuanu
cemetery. Thus, in the prime of life, one of our
most active and energetic citizens has been called
away. The widow, father and relatives of the de-
ceased will have the tenderest sympathies OF their
many friends, in the bereavement which has SO sud
denly fallen upon them.