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At Springfield, Ohio, the preliminary trial
OF ID A. Evans, OF Cleveland, and 8. w. Ell.
lott. OF Greenfield, lightning rod peddle rs,
who were arrested last Saturday for fraud
as concluded on Monday evening before
Magistrate j. j. Smith. Evans was In de
fault OF 81 600 bail sent TO jail, and Elliott
although acquitted on two charges, was held
to answer to q charge of obtaining signatures
TO note under false pretences IN the sum OF
$500. Bail was furnished
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BIsuARCK 9 ENEMY.

Count Won Arn1m COndcsnn ned.
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-It 10 officially announced
that Count Won Arnim, who was proceeded
against In Contumacium by the Stats Go
richtschaf last Thursday, has been con-
demned TO i've years' imprisonment In the
house Of correction for treason aud offence
against the Emperor and Prince Bismarck.
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NEW YORK, Oct 12.-E. A. WOODWARD
TWeed's protege, who was arrested IN Chi.
cago, reached here this morning and wea,
direct to the Police Central ofiice. superir.
tendent Walling ordered him TO be take. 70
the District Attorneys ONCE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-From the D.sty.c,
Attorneys once Woodward WAS take- %
fore Judge Sutherland, In general ssss.o y.
court, 70 plead to the tndictments. Toe {. All
informed him that he had been Jointly In.
degree, and that there were such fndict
ments against him, and then ASKED whether
he demanded trial. The prisoner said be did
,1c Pot N ples q not su,sy and ne as
for trial. Commitment was then made out,
and woodward was taken to the Tombs
where be Will be confined until his trial
rOuaon MI.
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TPRIFATE DISPATCHES
INDIANA SUMMED UP.
TIE republicans Hare SOME Co
ISOLATION.

The republicans Hare Some Con- =.
ISOLATION.
The following dispatch was received by
Mr.. John NJ. Carson, OF the New York Times
bureau, at 8 o'clock this morning. The dis
patch is from H. w. Halford, editor OF the
Indianapolis Journal, and makes Q review of
the situation as it was at 2:30 this morning:
lNDIANAPoLIs. IND, Oct IL, 240 q. m
John AZ. Cursor, Washington, ID. c.: The day
has been one OF intense interest, and returns
have been waited for with an an xiety almost
unknown on such occasions. Gro Vds have
committees all day, and the advices received
by them were read as fast as they arrived
Business has been almost entirely neglected,
far more SO than 1t was yesterday; aud from
eral more days TO their country, IL IL Is peces-
sary 10 wait that long before the result is
definitely known. At midni ght the situation
ts quite doubtful, although the republicans
have not yet given up the state. 1t will
require the official returns to decide the
result The latest returns put things In
Even should the state ticket be lost, the
election will not be barren of republican
gains. The Congressional delegation has
been reversed, standing republicans %
being elected by about 800 majority. The
legislature will be republican, securing tie
passage OF several needed reforms. This
j SsaRs! Ma10D' gives LIVE T. 1sSs
Iadiama Dewbstssl. bsst Probably
OeWsOcrNtfcs
The following telegram has been received
here:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 11.-Hon. Il. "
Wymon, Treasurer U g: Result In this state
doubtful. with changes against M. Ohio
republican BY hve thousand. Indiana safe
for Hayes. JNo. c. Nsw.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRRSal
WEST vl1GInIA WITH THE s10LID
N0Uf4."
a Democratic Ssceep.
WHIILIn0, Oct. 12.-But very few re-
turns from this state have been received.
Those however sho " In some few cases
rains for Con lrepublicae for governor, but
they are o6set by stfll heavier gains Tor
Matthews tdemocrat) Matthew majority
win probably reach 10 600. The legfsieture
win be about two thirds Democratic. inns
securing for them two u. 8. Seustors. The
vote for this county u mot yet reported tu
FULL. Enough II known, however, 20 insure
the election OF the entire democratic county
ticket.
lNDIADA.
Vi0o CoWssfv ass1 the Greeoback
VOte. Ate.a
TDR1H HAUfl, Oct II, . O m.-Tho indi.
cations are mat Willlsnns feomocrAtJ for
VIII cary vteo county ~ 10 majority,
ba1ng . d6mocfat1e gA1n Over 1919 Of e. Tue
iDoepsndent greenbaekers Poll about 1850
vote6.
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THE PACIFIC NAIL sCANDAL.-Investi-
eation of the Stockwell transactions In the
a1aiis OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
raDy, by which that com pany Was made &c
pay three quarters OF . million for bribery
AZ WakhiuGton. continues At New York. an
effort IL TO be made 70 hold the directors per.
kopally responstble TO the shAreholders
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MARYLAND DAY.-The Eastern Shore IL
getting ready to participate In Maryland
day ceremonies at The centennial, and there
10 n good prospect for q large attendance
from that section. A special train IL TO run
from Cambridge on that day and return the
sama evening, At reduced ratAs
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The New Market Races To-day.

LONDON, Oct. 12-The race Tor the Middle
Park plate took place at the New Market
second October meeting to-day, and was
won by Chamont. Pellegrino came in sec
Ond and Piupgen third. Eighteen ran.
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YELLOW FEvER.-The number of inter
ments at Savannah yesterday was IL OF
which were from yellow fever. Five OF the
ourlals were colored persons. Mrs. Agnes X.
Stibbs died yesterday at Savannah. The
mate OF the brig Maria Roosevelt died al
Ty bee. The mayor OF Brunswick, Ga, tele-
graphs to the Macon Telegraph and Messen i.
ger: "Thapks TO our generous friends
throughout the union. We announce, we
think We have enough supplies and money
To- carry us through the epidemic-
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Hendricks Ola inns Fire 4. Eiohf
Thousand Democratic Ma lor;fu

Hendricks Claims Fire 4, E;ohf
Thousand Democratic Malorifu.
NEW YORK, Oct l2.-The following mas
been received NJ the democratic neaiqusr-
tsrs:
Indianapolis, lad oct i2.-MaSority from
I've 10 eight thousand for the entire ticket.
r.. A. HENDRICKS"
Comparative Vote.
lND1ANAPOLIs, Oct lG Returns from s.
townships and wards in - counties give a
Let democratic me- jority or 25S The sa m .
places in 1872 gave yet republic an maj ri
~ OF AID.
NEW YORK NEWS AND OPINIONS.
Tho Tribune F'oofs TIP Results.
NEW 1ohK. Oct. - The Tribune says:
OHIO has been carried ny the repu olicsns by
majority larger than that Of Gov. Hayes
ia.t year. The republicans claim that Tue
nesrtS may reach S,oo0 but will not go be
low Geo. The democrats concede tha latter
neure. bsnes does not run behind his
ticket as mucn as was expected. There Is a
gam OF I'VE republican Congressman. and
there Is on e district in which the salt Is ia
doubt.
In Indiana the republicans concere VII
liams election by OpO majority, and claim
eight Con gressmen gain OF three.
West Virginia mas been carried by the
democrats at reduced majority. There are
claims OF large republican gains, but they
are not based on Trustworthy evidence.
World Figures.
The World kays: Unexpectedly heavy re-
publican msiorities In the rural districts OF
Ohio give the state 10 the republicans by
probably 5000. The republicans gain four
congressman. but In several districts the
be required.
In Indiana the republicans concede Will
llams election though he runs behind the
rest OF his ticket The estimates of the
democratic committee are all the way from
1000 TO 1000. Republicans gain three Con-
In West Virginia the state is conceded TO
the democrats by a large ms jority.
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MURDER IN A CHURCH.-At Mt. Wash
irgton, KY, Sunday evening, Sam Burkett
colored, entered the African church while
drunk. VIM. Barnes, an elder, asked him
10 leave, when Burkett ans wered UYou And
your church can 60 to h-l" Barnes asked
for q repetition of the remarks, and upon re-
cciving the same shot Burkett through the
heart. Barnes escaped.
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JUICE WOOD BouLpIN, OF the supreme
&C urt OF Virginia, died Tues lay night 1t hi.
fsIm In Charlotte county, In that state, aged
sixty four years. He was appointed to the
supreme bench by the Legislature to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Joynes. He was member OF the Virginia
convention In 1860, and served in the legis
10 ture during and after the war.
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~On Tuesday night two masked men
over powered The Treasurer Of ROCKVILLE
county, Iowa, and compelled him to op0n
his sale, fs0m Hhieh they abstsacted silyNoo.
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DIR. 6LADE, the medium, who was arraign-
ed at the Bow street police court, London,
grancy ana conspiring to defraud, and whose
case was then adjourned for one week, was
again brought before the same court yester.
Gay, and his case further adjourned until 90
f0her
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DIsCoyIRY or a SUICIDH.-The body of
Wypyard. the teller In the hank OF Non treel.
Who had beon missing for two weeks pest.
Vas discovered Tuesday In Q bush near nc
city. Deceased had ahot himself In the
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THE COTTON MANUFACTURING CoRPo-
RATIoNs OF Manchester, N. H, held their
annual meeting yesterday and elected OH
GERS. Semi-annual dividends of three, TO
four per cent. were declared. the tressurer's
report being highly favorable, considoriu e
the genera depression in business through
out the country.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
OHIO REPUBLICAN.
Ma iOp.ifu a. 0OA IN - mn

A. T. Wikoff, chairman of the repu blican
state committee Of Ohio, telegraphed Judge
Edmunds at ass p. M. yesterday, that re
turns from sixty counties, including Cincin
nat1 and Cleveland, Indicated 8 900 republi
can majority In the state on the state ticket;
Barnes majority probably 2 900 less The
republicans claimed gain of four and prob
ably nve congressman. Mr.. Wikof tele.
graphs also that there was no doubt abou
the election of the entire state ticket. JE
Colburn, OF the New York Times, telegrapbx
that the majority for Barnes, rep, would
certainly De 5000, and that the rest of the
republican state ticket would have a ma jar
isy OF near 5000. AT midnight the repuoU
cans clal med and the democrats admitted
the election OF Barnes by $500, and BoyntoD
by about 5000. Total puoIican gains a.
FAR rs heard from, amounted TO . 39s; tota
democratic gains, 8 $50; net republican gains
4te. apparent republican majority in the
REPUBLICANS GAIN FIVE CONG REssMES
An Associated Press dispatch from Co
lumbus late last night said mat while II " as
impossible 10 send Official figures by Con
gTess1Onal districts, sufficient returns had
been received 10 make II certain that the
following Congressman have been elected
LIST district, Sayler, DEM. reelected; ID
Banning, dem, reelected; 81, Gardner, rep
gain; 4Ih, McMahon, dem, re elected; SIN
Rice, DEM, re- elected; 6tD, Cox, rep, gain
7ts, Dickey, dem Sth, Keller, rep; 9ih
Jones', rep, gain; 10th, Foster, rep, re-
elected; 1Itb, Neal. rep gain; 12Lh, L wing
dem; 13tn, Southland, dem, reelected; lith
Finley, oem.; 18th, Van voorhees,, rep, re
Mckinley, rep; 18th, Monroe, rep, re elect
ed; 18th, Garfield, rep, reelected; 20Eh.
son vsace Of ye 0Sn
that Foster was elected to Congress from
the 10th district by an increase OF 900, after
4 q hardest fiphf
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TIE TOLEDO FIRE-The amount of luu.
btr destroyed by the IRE in the yards Of the
Mitchell and Rowland lumber company, o.
Toledo, Ohio, Tuesday night, 10 upwards OF
ten million feet, and the loss win Be over one
hundred thousand dollars, with eighty thou
sand insurance.
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HUSBANDS RIG HTs-The latest novelty
In English agitations 10 . husbands rights
association, whose object 10 TO protest agai nst
the tendency OF legal changes In favor OF
women, and the Partially and injustice
shown in favor OF wives against their nus.
bands. The prospectus inveighs aeains:
women gaining "the privileges or both se xes
ana the liabilities of neither0
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INDIANA DOUBTFUL YEC.
Tie state Has Probably Gone
nDnnnAn.nfso

Mr.. ii. w. Halford, editor of the Indian.
apOlis Journal, telegraphed TO this city az
nve O'Clock last evening that the republic Aus
claimed HarrisOn's election in Indiana, but
were doubtful about the rest OF the ticket
The northern part OF the state gave repuoli
can gafDS. There was republican gain IN
shelby county, Gov. Hendricks home. w.
r.. Holloway, postmaster at indianapolis,
telegrapbed Senator Spencer at 6 80 p. I'M
yesterday that the republicans had more
Than wiped out Hendricks majority four
years ago. j. A. Bennett, editor OF the Gin.
cinnati Times, telegraphed that the chances
Associated Press dispatch received last night
taid that from all returns received up to mid
night the indications were that the entire
democratic state ticket was elected by q
small majority, but that it required the
official vote TO determine the result for g ~
ernOI. The democratic state committee
claimed that Williams majority would be
two to three thousand.
Returns from 1872 townships and wards Ia
81 counties, which give net repu bltcan
majority Of li5, gave in the small places In
1872 net republican majority OF 100.
A special TO the Baltimore Sun states that
Senator Macdonald yesterday asserted his
conviction that Williams, democrat, was
elected governor by 5000 majority. Cover
nor Hendricks was also satisfied the state
had gone democratic.
GAIN OF FOUR REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
MEN.
So far as Congressman are concerned the
following result was Indicated by the re
turIs last night: LIST district, Fuller, DEM,
re elected; ID, Cobb, DEM, succeeds vii.
hsms; Sd, Bucknel, dem, succeeds Kerr;
man; 9Th, Robinson, rep, reelected; It'll,
Hanna, rep, Ie elected, (by so MAJORITY
h, White, rep 10Th, COlkiDs, rep succeeds
HHs sy; lllh' Evans, rep re elected; 18th,
reelected. Browns majority over Holman
was estimated at l SEQ.
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SEVENTEEN THOUSAND

sLVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A
LEG.-Gesterday the case OF Bernard Stamm
against the Southern Railroad company OF
Long Island was concluded, q verdict being
rendered In favor OF the plaintiff for sI7 ,OO5
The suit was brought 10 recover SIS 0pO am
ages for injuries received by the plsinti m
through the alleged negligence OF Que Of the
engineers of the railroad compauy. The
plaintiff while driving truck on the 18th of
September 1854, was run into 10 south TIN
street by one OF the defendants dummy en-
giDes, thrown from the vehicle, and recei wed
Injuries which necessitated the ampuLation
OF portion OF one OF his legs. The defense
OF the defendant was that Mr.. Samu con :
tributed 10 the accident. The plaintiff ia a
German ana has wife and three children
" y, HIOyld llfb.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO REPUBLICAN,.
Five Thousand Majority.
Five Congressman Gained.
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY 1000 TO 1000.
Republicans Gain 4 Congressman.
And Still Have Hopes Of the State.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
MAJORITY TEN THOUSAND.
FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
TEN LIVES LOST.
MANY WORKMEN WOUNDED.
THE WAR In TURKEY.
The Montenesrins Lick the MosIems.
THE WAR In AFRICA.
Three Egyptian Armies Slaughtered.
ESPECIAL TO THE starr
OAIO REPUBLICAN.
Majority Four or Fire thousand.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. L, Barnes ma
jority will reach four or i've thousand. Con-
gressional delegation will stand democrats.
IL republicans, with possible contests In the
secoLd, Stanley Matthews, and the fourth,
McMahon's district.
indiana DEMOCRATIC
Majority Three to Fire Thousand
Indiana republicans concede the election
of Williams, democrat, for governor by from
three to i've thousand majority. The re-
publicars gain four Congressmen, including
The defeat OF Holman.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Democratic Majority Fire to Ten
Thousand.
West Virginia returns are mesgre, and
indicate a democratic majority OF q We TO ten
thousand in the state.
THE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN IN.
DIANA
Hope for Harrison Yet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL, 1 a. m.-"Latest
returns give further gains for Harrison, and
leave the election OF Governor Ia doubt. Re-
pubiicans gain four Congressman, and have
q majority in legislature"
JUDGE EDMUyDS- DISPATCaRSI
The Vote ia Hamilton County.
Judge Edmuuds, Chairman of the Congress
sional Republican Com mittee, received the
following, dated Cincinnati, 81 o'clock this
morning:
democrats have carried Hamilton coun
ty by small majority. The republicans
lave elected four county officers aud lost
both con gressmen. Matthews Is beaten by
less than hundred. The Increase IN the
total vote since last year is ,00O."
DEMOCRATIC DISPATCHES
They Claim Indiana and West Dir.
gi8iia, and JV0H't Gre Up Ohio.
Mr.. James z. Harvey, chairman OF the
Congressional democratic committee, re-
ceived from the national committee, New
York, the following, last night At midnight:
"Indiana democratic. Henderson tele
graphs from Indianapolis, seven O'Clock, re
turns coming In slowly, but indicate Indiana
certainly democratic. Thompson, chairman
Ohio state committee, telegraphs, four
O'Clock, that he does not concede Ohio TO
republicans. That state il very close, and
our chances equal with republicans Demo
cratic gain in Cleveland 2.s46, and In Gin
ciDnau loo. West Virginia il democratic
by six TO eight thousand"
A dispatch received at the democratic
headquarters At one O'Clock this morning
from Indianapolis says:-"We have returns
from 1872 townships and wards In 81 counties,
which give net republican majority or li5
Same places In 1872 gave net republican ma
jority Of 1,006."
GPRIFATE DISPA TCRESI
INDIANA AIN n ED HIP.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The Democratic Majority Cncer.

e. u. CrocToft, chairman OF the Sd wari
democratic club OF Wheeling, telezraphed
last night that that state had gone demo
cratic by from 2 coo TO 5000, aud that the
majority might reach 10000. A. W. Camp
bell, chairman of the republican state COM
mittee, telegraphed that there seemed no
room TO doubt that state had gone demo
cratic,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w oils LoDaE. No. Is. are r.Su-.ied % Se
10 s1stT at msetD
o'clock, when snsl action win be taken on the pro.
81 o sisG'. fiSr odf bsl ssss Hs Secretary,
r. THE LADIEs ABE RIsPECrFULLY
~ f fsyiTSP o : @ IssP EoT d: WILLIass
and Glo.ks .iso, Misses Closls from four 20 fur
ioa G.d Ha fs ~, se.
P. Corset; Buckskin vests; Gos.smer Wa erproofs;
f.,e1 VS. 1ee ans Eli the sl0s Later:
novel,Ies. fun and elegant assortment Of Mill
pls,e T. sysry bs.1eS. and rTipse' are %,ds ' %
order Il sill shades or combinations, with buttons
1b bsSG,,n AKIN. Department Ct Mue. WASHING
sits fIs7iss, Paris. so1 PsnnsyIvsni. avenue,
oetlo- II Washington, d. q.
- NO1IOE.-A new BUILDIsG AssOOIA-
TAT ss.
OetSber 18th at ~ O'Clock Persons wishing stotk
otas s.sm' are requested to attend doxs1rrU.
~ LuMsfAr 8 NIX Sors COMPANY are
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u Z. n. O. A.
GOSPEL MEETING,
SABBATH AFTERNOON,
LINCOLN HALL,
AT 81 O'CLOCK.
Service Ct song. Short addresses by JOung men.
Young Men .peeialy invited ocNr
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Liberal adv auces made on loan or on Commission
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ga patent hes been taken ont In England
Thsy are warm and light, and also cheap.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1896 ,236.is; customs, 1886 ,36l.9e.

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
fer n demption $751; Si.
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Providence, X. L, Oct l2--The Rich.
mend mill, In South sottuats, owned by
ton yarn, was burned last night L,ss
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ME-. BEEcHER's ANswER FuRr1ER Posi-
PoNED. Judge Barrett yesterday gave
Henry Ward Beecher twenty days further
time to answer in the suit against him by
Francis d. Moult0n for malicious prosecu-
fiou.-lM u. KOrld. 11kh.
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hABLE BROTHERS,
OLOTHIERs AND TAILORs,
,epT-u Corner 7th and street.

- EMOYAI. the First day of October shall
IA MOVE, ten porsriiy, into the office 40. Sos
18th rtreet. opposite the q. 3 Treasury, formerly
occupied by Dickson Patterson.
PETER CAMPBELL,
Banker and Broker.
Washington, ID. q SEPT, %, lS76 sep29 avs
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TIE BOARD OF MISSIONS OF the Protestant
Episcopal church II at present In session in
Philadelphia. The property In the south de-
voted to the use OF the commission OF home
missiops to the colored people 70 valued o.
$4,000, and IN increased support from an
nope reeatiOns In Aak0d 60r.
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This vast stock OF Goods IL now on exhibition in
our large salesroom, and the public invited to
call and inspect il. This isplay of KEADY-MADE
CLOTHING is by far the grandest ever made in
this District and is well worth . visit from those
who contem plate the purchase Of W inter Clothing
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AN OvInDoeI OF NoRPRINB.-Dr. w. 81.
Calvert, OF Louisiana, died at the residences
OF his brother In Prince Georges county,
Nd, on Wednesday night, from an overdose
Of morphine taken 70 relieve acute rheumA-
tam.