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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
Later from Virginia city, Californ
stiliLster.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2C.-The yir-
ginia City fire is now under control,
and it has apparently burnt itself ont.
All the city North of Smith street is
destroyed, including the principal
business part of the town. A tempo.
rary telegraph Office is being provided.
Will soon have particulars,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
FAMILY FUNERALS.

The Cincinnati Times has these scn-
sible remarks on the above subject:
THE cost of getting person ont of
the world is greater than of bringing
him into 1t. Both operations are ex-
prnsirc-more so than poor people
can easily endure. Even those who
are in comfortable circumstances do
not always find it easy to liquidatc at
once the various bills which entrance
info life and exit from it entail. We
suppose there is no help for the cx-
travagance Of the charges that help
to make each new conner into the
world dear arrival. The trades
union of doctors have the schedule of
prices fixed. A revolt of employers
would be attended with perceptiblc
difficulties. The extra nurses charge
good round sums. Then the frills
and fOunces and sashes and adorn-
ments that make the youth a thing of
beauty. will hardly be given up in
the plentitudc Of affection that grects
aud sn-ronr1s n.cJ pew-conipe
stranger.
There is no sense in the eXpendi-
lures thataccompany the burial. They
are not needed as a proof of love.
That has been bestowed, or should
have been, during life. If it was
withheld then, it will be of little avail
to manifest it when the man has no
sense to perceive it. The sums spent
embarrass those living. and do not
advantage him who is dead. A cost
ly coffin. an elegant hearse, a dozen or
Il score of carriages-why the poor
man in his coffin would groan aloud
if nature would permit it. to see his
family, stricken with poverty as well
as grief, strip themselves of necessa-
ries to obey blind and foolish Gus
tom. DO as you would be done by,
is the best rule for all such cases. How
many men, putting themselves in the
place of the man in the coffin, but
would prefer that the extra four or
live hundred dollars spent in useless
and snowy funeral extravaganza
should be devoted to the support of
the family that is left without its nat
nral protector. or in the use of sweet
charity.
A wealthy family In the city set II
good example not long ago. A little
child died. She had been brought up
in the lap of luxury. During life
every wish had been gratitied. She
had troops of playmates and the fam
lily large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances. When the day for burial
came all were invited to the house.
The large parlors and spacious halls
we're filled with those who came to
express their love for the one that had
gone. and their sympathy for those
that remained. Services were held.
and the lid Of the coffin was raised,
that all might take o farewell look at
the features loved in life. Then the
company departed, The next day,
the family. unaccompanied by any
except the nearestrelstiSes, conveyed
the remains to Spring Grove. and
there performed by themselves. the
last rites of affection and respect.
The example was an excellent one.
1t should be followed by rich and
poor alike-tLe rich because they can
defy the despotisM Of fashion, the
poor because they ought to. 1t would
be well il life was in every case SUR
rounded by the wealth of affection.
grace, and the beauty that are so free
iy layished GA the dead"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
PROOF or WILL.
THE ws STATE c oTIowAl IS

THE STATE OF IOWAl ..
WArELLo COUNTY,
To the heirs at-law of John W, Acton, late of
said county, deceased and all others concerned:
ion are hereby notified that during variation Of
the Circuit Court of Wapello County, Iowa. on
the Both day OF September, 1876. there was opened
and publicly read, in tn Clerks Office of said
Court, an instrument Of wiring purporting to b.
the last Will and testament of John w. Acton late
OF said county. deceased; and you are further
notified that the second day Of the next term Of
said Court, commencing on the 9TH Monday, the
10Th day. Of October, 1875. has been act FOR the
day of final hearing and proof OF said will. al
which time all persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should NOT be admitted
TO Probate I. N: COOLEY, Clerk
octb-wSt Dy GE GRISwOLD, Deputy
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NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. 22-lllinois Central
stock declined to-day to 50. The weak
ness in this stock was caused by the
receipt of Washington telegram say
ing that tho commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has decided that the revenue
derived by the company from interest
on notes received in payment for sub.
sidy lands ia liable to tax during the
years that dividends were taxable.
A circular statement issued by Dun,
Barlow 81 Co. for the fret three quar-
ters of the current year, gives the fol-
lowing interesting facts: The whole
number of failures during this period
is 1886. The amount of liabiities is
8AAA,le0 .snn. o. .l,eae fa;taraa SfA
vvoro IN ENTERTAINMENTS. 7 n2g In New
York State, SAG Of which were in New
York City: 1913 in Texas 4l9 in Penn
sylvania lib in Michigan; lGJ in Cal
ifornia, &c. Tho nnmner of failures
during the same period last year was
4,l37, with liabilities of $llG,429,000
In tho Dominion Of Canada during
three quarters OF this year there were
1860 failures, with liabilities amount.
ing to $2l,9Il,5d4.
NEW York, Oct. 25.-The following
grades of corn, under tho new grad
ing rules, have been established by
committee on grain Of New York Pro-
duce Exchange.
No. /. white corn, No. 2yellow corn,
No. 3 mixed corn, No. 4 low mixed
corn, No. steam corn, No. 6 no grade
corn.
White corn must DO sound, an oc-
casional colored grain shall not de-
prive it of this grade.
Yellow corn must be sound. dry
plump and we'll cleaned, an occasional
white or red grain shall not deprive it
Of this grade.
Mixed corn must be sound. dry and
reasonably clean.
Low mixed corn must DO sound,
dry and reasonably clean, but in color
unsuitable to grade as mixed corn
Steamer will include corn Of the
first four grades. In quality and con.
dition it may be slightly soft.
Damp corn, warm or inferior to
quality described as steamer, shall be
called no grade.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
LEGAL.
ADMINISTERS tors Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
that on tho 4th day of September. A. D., 1875, til
undersigned was appointed by the Clerk of tn
Circuit Court Of Wapello County. iowa, Admin
istrators of the Estate Of G. T.. Curtis, deceaset
late of said County. All persons indebted to sai
and thosc having claims agaipat the same wi
present them. legally authenticated, to said Con-
for allowance
Dated Oct. elst, 1875. C. F. ". BACEMAN,
Mrs. IT, NJ. CURTIS.
octo1-w3t Administrators.
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New York Market.

New York. Oct. &c
[ By Telegraph
Wheat Quiet and steady. M. :
Chicago 81 OS@11. No. 9 Chicago 81.
2l@1 %; do. Milwaukee 81 aO@3l.
Rye and barley quiet.
Corn-Active, and l to &c better
steam western mixed G9@7lc; sail do,
7l@72; high mixed and yellow 7I@3c
Oats-Quiet. Mixed western 3GHc
Pork-Quiet at $2l Is.
Lard-Heavy at 14c.
Whiskey-Sl Il.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
PHo0r OF VILE,

STATE OF IOWA :,
WAPRLLo CoUEsY. 30
To the heirs-at-law Of job MILFORD late of said
county deceased, and all others con ern d.:
You ar hereby no ifed that on H. 9Th day of
October 1873, there was opened and publicly rea.,
IN the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Wapello County, Iowa an instrument Of writing
Job VII orr, late of said county. deceased; and
gu are further hottie that THURSDAY, the 4th day
of n vcmber, 1875, as been set for tn fnsi
hearing aud proof Of said W III ut which time ali
persons interes ed may appear and STOW cause
why the sane should not 8 a mit.od probate
L.. COOLEY, Clerk.
octiS-w3 BY GEO. GRisWOLp. Deputy
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1t. Louis Live Stock Market
ST. LOUIS, Oct &c.
by telegraph.
HOGS-Receipts 500. Steady and
strong. Workers IS 25@75; packing
$6 75@7; butchers $7@7 30
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News Items.

Gold ia = fools curtain which
hides all his defects from the world.
"A Belle PLANE man voted for the
Devil for State Senator.
What is the best thing to hold
when yon get ont OF temper? Your
tongue.
1t is said that when girl is born
in Indiana the unhappy father begins
to save money to buy a piano.
Deer arc 40 numerous in FL Dora
do county, California. that complaint
is made that they are running the
vineyards.
In South Boston a sign adorns
the front of tinsmith's which reade.
"Quart measures sold here Of all shapes
and sizee."
A sign in front of grocery storc in
Harrisburg, Pa, bears tho inscription !:
"Preasants given ava more nsetull az
kromcrs.'
Anna Connect, a pretty girl over
in New Jersey, was acquitted of tho
charge of burglary, whcreupon she
threw her arms around the Judges
neck and kissed him. And now all
the married lawyers around Plainficld
arc candidates for Judge.
"A fnssy and over particular young
lady was having her photograph taken
and just as the operator had got her
down to the perfectly still" businese.
she suddenly threw up her arms, and
exclaimed: There, 1 forgot to put
my hustle on!"
"A letter from Heidelberg says
that the wages of field hands in that
part of Germany are 40 cents day
for men, and "a cents day for wo.
men-meals included. But they eat
five meals a day, which makes up for
what they don't get in wages.
"A fatal disease is attacking hogs
in the lower portion of Dubuque
county, Iowa. 1t commenced in Gin
ton county, and spread into Jackson.
Only fatted hogs are attacked, and
generally die in few hours, after
breaking out in loathsome sores.
Farmers are greatly alarmed at the
spread oil the disease.
A Rhode Island clergyman married
couple the other night, received his
fee and sent them away, apparently
satisfied, but day or two after, the
Bird egroOm returned and said that he
had come to pay more. ne the woman
had turned out much better than he
expected, after which he departed,
evidently much relieved in his mind.
One celebrated man dressmaker
OF Paris drives out every day in Bois
de Boulogne. He wears kid gloves OF
. peculiar and delicate lilac hue, and
always rides with one foot upon the
front seat. tho trouser-leg on that side
being slightly drawn ~ 40 as to dis
play silk hose OF precisely the same
hue as the gloves. He is almost as
silly a. the fAshion-loving female who
wears her rings outside her gloves.
G. w. Childs il writing for the
Washington RepublicAn--at least we
find this in that paper:
While smoking ON the powdcr-keg.
He dropped cindef down:
Then he rose like meteor,
TO wear the golden crown.
Conc to meet q fellow who struck q
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
WASHINGTON.

WAsInNGToN. Oct. 26.-The annual
report of Treasurer New will contain
the following statement of the receipts
and expenditures by warrants for this
fiscal year oflS75:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27
SYMPTOMS OF CATAkRH.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of the
nasal passages, discharges falling from the
head into the throat, sometimes profuse,
watery, and acid, At Others thick, tena.
cious, mucous, purulent, bloody, and pu.
trid; the eyes are weak, watery and in.
famed there is ringing in the ears, deaf.
ness, hacking or coughing to clear the
throat, expectoration of offensive matter,
together with scabs from ulcers the voice
is changed and has nasal twang, the
breath is offensive, smell and taste are i'm.
paired there is sensation of dizziness,
mental depression, hacking cough, and
general debility. Only few of the above
named symptoms are, however, likely to
be present in any one case. There is no
disease more common than Catarrh, and
none less understood by physicians.
DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY
is, beyond all comparison, the best prepara-
ton for Catarrh ever discovered. Under
the influence Of its mild, soothing, and
healing properties, the disease soon yields.
The Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken to correct the blood. which is always
at fault, and to act specifically upon the
diseased glands and lining membrane Of the
uose. The Catarrh Remedy should be ap-
piled scdTm with d.. Pierce's Nasal
D0uche-the only instrument by which
fluids can be perfectly injected to all the
passages and chambers of the nose from
which discharges proceed.
These medicines are sold by Druggists.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27

LONDON, Oct. o3.-Latcr and fuller
accounts ofthe recent DISASTROUS floods
and gales arc at hand this morning.
The brig John and Isabel has been to-
tally lost near Stonehavea on the Scot
tish coast. Tho crew numbering
twelve persisted. Two large vessels
have been lost off Peterhead in the
same vicinity, with all on board. This
makes five vessels which have gone
down with their crews in distance of
forty miles which have been reported
within the last two days.
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FOREIGN.
The Flood and storm i'm. Eng.
land-Fiye Vessels With
their Crews Lost.
England Begins to Import Cal
leo from the United States
and Finds It better than
hcr own Production.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Times, in its
financial column to-day, has the fol-
lowing: We learn from tho Diapers
Trade journal that a Manchester firm
has begun to import calicos from the
United States. The fact is significant,
and, rs the importers say the goods
are of much better quality and appear
ance than ours. Manchester, it seems,
has found competitor at last, but
that must depend upon the price.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27

Como to meet fellow who struck q
glyccrine-can with . sledge-hammer.
AN Epglishman was boosting to a
Yankee that they had book In the
British Museum which was once own
ed by Cicero. "Qh, that Amt nothin,,"
retorted the Yankee 'in the museum
IN Rosting they've got the lead pencil
that Noah used to check of the animals
that went into the ark"
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AGENT ~ ANss.O.
AN AMUSING STORvs

A novelty IL literature, fnll OF pictnres, full Of
run. Loaued Down with fac,s regarding the en-.
r,Tu, structure Of the human system. reaches
1-ne. 4. Foot y s fence in story or
sammy Iubb the Boy Doctor, nd Sp n-te, the
ron lesOm Monkey oDtpnts Of this ren. ark.
Or IS II. II TT CO., Publisher, h'rago,
Ills. ncf 10 -,Ar
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WANTED! That every one who sees this. viii
~ send heir address 10 >ll.n Ditson, Fort
MAdison, Lee Cou ~ Iowa and II lot wen sat-
ished with The returns we Will nj You 30 cento
| to pay for the trnnblc of riting. octQ7wit.
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"Pu S" and "Calls"

| ON GRAZ :. For full infOrma. ion how to orcrnts
| ON the Chicago ma ket, seud for our ,.ircriar,
| ella, IKE & D..
oct l-d&wiw l56 Washinst,n st.. Chicago.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-27

While smoking ON the pOWder-kj
lie dropped Q cindef down;
Then he rose like o meteor,
TO wear the golden crown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

New YoRK, July 3l.--A Herald special
from London says: The harvest pros.
poets in England have improved, owing
to the prevalence Of good weather. There
is a full supply Of foreign wheat at pres.
ent, and the Continental reports arc moro
favorable.
One Of the purchasing committee Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad informed
a'reporier last night that S3O,OOO,OOO Of
the first mortgage bondholders had
agreed 10 the proposal Of the purchasing
committee to buy in the road and other
property, at the sale Of the same to take
place on Monday, under decree Of the
United States Court.
One foreign banker who intended 10
ship a large amount Of gold to-day, with.
drew II, and sent in lis place United
States bonds, which he was able 10 do
with the advance Of gold yesterday to
li3nli3l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02
NO. 292.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August l.-Rev. Mr.. Rich
ards, Of Charllrstou, W. Va, whose death
at Edinburg was reported yesterday, died
from the effects OF fall in q railroad
depot by which he fractured his skull.
(IIenIi Specially
o'CONNRI.L CENTENNIAL.
The O'Connell centenary demonstra-
tion s assuming an unexpected political
and diplomas Significance embarrassing
the liberals, home rulers and government.
The Lord Mayor Of Duplin is sup.
posed to be at the investigation Of Wiley
Cardinal Cullen, a pure churchmAn caring
nothing for the memory Of OCOnnell,
and has given the affair an ultramontane
character alike offensive to the Irish and
English Liberals, the Protestant noble
men, home rulers and Fenians. The in.
vitations were mainly extended to the
Catholic laymen and Bishops Of England,
France and Germany, which has drawn
an indignant protest from one OF the Irish
peers, who claims that the Lord Mayor is
unauthorized to act,
TIE TIMES ON EX.PREsIDEET JOHNSON.
The Times in its obituary article on
Andrew johnson says that his career
illustrates both strong and weak points Of
American society aud political systems,
During his term OF office he showed him
self wanting in refinement and knOwledgc
of men, yet he had some questions which
we're not so abundant in American poll
tics, as to be despised when found. lie
had dauntless courage and some political
honesty never shadOwed by suspicion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

SARATOGA, July 3l~-In the free handi.
cap race, for all ages, one mile, Countess
won by over length; Inspiration second,
McDaniels' fllly third, and Leander
fourth. Time, i.49!.
The second race was a dead heat be-
tween Daylight and Cariboo, Bullet
third. Tipperary Gelding fell over the
last hurdle, Time, 1921.
Betting after the second heat OH the
only starters was Cariboo 500, Daylight
$50. The heat and race were won by Carl
boo, beating Daylight by head. Time.
1881.
Tic third was the handicap hurdle
race, purse $3.50; mile heats, over four
hurdles The first heat was won by Carl.
boo by three lengths Daylight second,
Warrior third, Minnie Mac fourth, Prodi.
gal Son fifth, Tipperary Gelding sixth,
and Bullet last. Time, 1:54t.
The purse Of $500, 2s miles, Mate won;
Madge second Monmouth third, Wanda.
lite fourth, and Invoice last. Time, 3.46i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

SpRINGFIELD, July 3l.-The STATE Reg.
iStcr Of to-day publishes crop reports from
twenty.one points in extreme Southern
Illinois, south Of a line drawn across the
State at Alton. The reports show very
heavy rain storms in that part Of the
State, doing serious damage TO wheat,
oats, tobacco and hay, while the corn
crop seems to be very promising. In
this (Snngamon) county ithas rained for
the better part Of two days necessarily,
and every Ilay during the past week.
All sorts Of crops, save those on high roll.
ing grounds, arc about rninetk The San
CANON river and other streams are out Of
their banks and flooding the country.
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idly and all the tributaries within two
hundred miles from here are swollen
mary pouring out floods Of water
Disl atches from various parts OF the
SIatt reports immense damage to crops
and ,ther farm property, In Spring
River bottom alone the damage to farm
ers is estimated at a million dollars, The
Usage and Salmon rivers are higher than
ever before, and in fact all the streams in
the State are at a flood height, and are
causing great destruction 10 property.
Railroads are also suffering greatly from
washoup, loss Of bridges and OveraOWs.
Trains are badly delayed or stopped en-.
tirely. Turnpike roads are also being
washed away in places, bridges destroyed
and travel smpeded. There has possibly
not been so widely extended damage done
in the state before.
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weather Report.
WAR DRPARtAEST,
OPFiCR nF rItR CillEP sIUSAL OFFICER,
WASIlSHrON, D. C., August g.-iA.N
PRnnAnIitrtEs.


WASnlSHTON, y. C., August Al lam.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, rain will prevail
with cooler weather, nOrtherly to caster.
ly winds nndfnlling barometer during the
afternoon.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, generally cloudy weather and rain
with northcrly tucastcrly wind and slight
changes In temperature, followed by clear.
ing weather, rising barometer and north
to vest winds during the night.
For the Upper Lake region and Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
partly cloudy or warmer weather, with
eaSterly to southcrly winds and slight
changes in pressure.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
local rains followed hy clearing weather
slowly rising temperature, rising baron.
elCt and northwest iO southwest winds.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf State.
clear ur fair weather, except in North
Carolina, suullIerly or westerly winds
stationary or rising temperature and
slight changes in the barometer.
The rivers in Virginia and l'cnnsyl.
vnhia, the Ohio nnd lower Mississippi will
tisc
Cautionary signals continue at Buffalo
Eric, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and
Port Huron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

NEw Y0nK, July 3O.-Rey. McGlynn,
pastor ofSt Stephens Church, and who
accompanied the Pnpal Embassy
through the wCst, and Canada, has been
selected to deliver the Grafton on the oc.
casion Of the O'Connell Centennial crlc.
bration in this city on August 9th. In.
vitations have been sent 10 the President,
Cabinet officers, Government, State and
County officers, and representations Of
the several religious denominations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02
ticnerni iieorrc b. i,lckei.

RIcnMoND, July 3l.-Pfpionnd sorrow
prevails In thia community In COnae.
tluence Of the death Of General HcOrgc f.
Picket, who ii6,l IN Norfolk last night
Arrangements are being made to hold a
memorial meeting on Monday evening
by hls comrades In the late war and the
public generally, to give expression Of
their feelings on the sad occasion, lIi'
remains were this afternoon laid In u
vNull until fall, when they will ln re.
moted To Hollywood Cemetery al Rich.
mond. The funeral was attended by the
Masonic fraternity, City Council, military
and large number Of citizens.
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Terrible Storm Near Kansas City
..RaiIFOad Tracks Washed Out
and Trains Abandoned.

ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-The Republican,.
Kansas City special says there was a ter.
rible storm in that vicinity again yester.
day afternoon and last night. The track
Of the 81. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
Railroad between Camden and Orrick was
so badly damaged that all the trains were
abandoned. The track Of the Leaven.
worth, Lawrence 4 Galveston road at
Chanute, Kansas, where II crosses the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas road, was also
badly washed and no trains have reached
this city for the last tWcnty.four hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

ST. PAUL, July 3l.-Three counterfeit.
ers were arrested here tonight by Assist
ant Chief B. Benton and two assistants oi
the United States Secret Service and
United States Marshal McTane. They
gave their names as G, WoOlsey, $
Priseh and Mary Clark, the latters wife
WoOlscy has been here two months en-,
gagged In the business Of cabinet making.
They captured $4,000 in bills in all
stages, mostly tens on the First National
Bank Of Paducah. The press, plates, aud
eleCtrOgraph tools came here from Clear
Lake, Iowa. A part Of the gang was
caught at BOscOan month ago.