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WE REGARD IL as entirely unwarnnted,
also, to assume that the decision Of the
Florida case il favorable to Hayes will
in any measure narrow the inquiry or
Ioreshadow the decision as to the Louis.
lana vote. or course the rejection of
tho vote of Florida, or counting it for
rilden, would dismiss Hayes from the
contest; but, assuming that it shall be
counted for Hayes the Louisiana case
bristles with legal issues which fairly
present themselves to the commission
for determination. Florida is not en-.
tirely free from doubt, even on the face
of the returns, for their ragg, dness and
irregularities deform the records OF
nearly every county; but in Louisiana
there is no dispute as to he face of the
returns and the majority is so large
that there must be the most absolute
mandate of u justly administered law
to warrant their reversal. We do not
500 any way clear for the electoral
tribunal to count the vote OF Louisiana
Tor Tilden. but il would seem to be a
legal impossibility to count it for Hayes.
| Hayes has false and fraudulent return
IA return that is rotten with both
legll and actual fraud, and Tilden has
no return at all that can avail in this
proceeding. A certificate signed by Mr.
McEnery as governor, and lacking all
the formalities demanded by the law
cannot be vitaliSed into legal return.
McEnery was doubtless elected GOV.
ernor of Louisiana, but that question
has long since ceased to be dispute
that judicial tribunal could
take notice of in collateral
issue. The president, the Senate, the
House and people of Louisiana, have
with more or less distrust and reluc.
lance, recognised Kellogg as governor,
and McEnrys certificate TO the Tilden
returns is simply the certificate of a
citizen of tho State. and without the
semblance of legal authority. But to
count the vote of Louisiana for Hayes
involves the strict legal integrity of the
return by the board, and who will pre-
tend that it can be so judicially de-
olaredp Ifdone at all, it must DO done
by some legal estoppel that only a
court could define, for, with trace of
equity or justice to follow the law
there should be no such Judgment. We
regard Louisiana as the embodiment of
tho great dispute, and if ii can be
counted for HAYES, it would DO waste
Of time to bubble about Florida and
Oregon. philadelphia Times.
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p,r.pn Ncwnnn IN lnc Lonbr.

Hot Scotch Newman made his sue
cesslul appearance in TIE ShOy # the
Senate working for the p,Tcc board.
This eloquent stump orator Of the Lord
and High Keeper of the Executive con
science (keeps it in his vest pocket is
indignant at the police because they do
not close all the gambling hclls and So
looms. Newman is sly After driving
n shrewd bargain with the bar tender OF
Wizards hotel, in Scotch whiskey, he
wants to close him out. 1t is so con
foundcdly unpleasant to 90 in and call
for Hot Newman.
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RUSSIA, in Europe, has u population
of 7l,7309S0, while European Turkey
has population Of 100000. The pop
ulation OF the whole Turkish Empire is
47,660,000 of the Russian Empire, 3d.
$4,000. Russia has 1911 miles OF
railroad, and Turkey $50 miles
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THERE seems to be some hope from
Oregon, since the commission will hold
that, according to the revised statutes,
Watts was postmaster when he cast his
vote for Hayes, Notwithstanding his rcsig-
nation, Once more all eyes are directed
to the Pacific State, and Grover may yet
have the honor of saving the country
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The constituents of Hon, Roger q.
Mills will regret that at such II critical
period in the history of the country
their representative saw tit to use his
energies and influence against the cleo
toral count bill, the only available
measure that promises peace and justice
to tho people.--Eraminer,
Yes, but suppose Mills happened to
be right. We hope he was not, but
things begin to shape themselves that
way Just at Il is writing.
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To the Working Class !!

Wet are now prepared to furnish MI cl 's ,T
win c0nstant cup Oyment AZ holl'' Wv
whole the time or for lhelr hpht ~
ments, Business new, light and prontan'tgc;
fersons of either Sex easily erh from ~
cents to 81 per evening, and n prnpurli" ,ma
sum by devoting their whol@ time 10 tne
business. Boys and girl earn nea ~ W.
much as men. That all who see ms hnl've
may send their address ald test the Dusl'
ness, We make this unparalleled ollrr 10
such NJ re not well sat sficd We VII sviu
one dollar 10 pay for the tro. BILE OF wriunE
run particulars, SAMPLES worth seVerh' uo,
lars To commence work on, ana cory '"
Home and Firosids, one of the largest NV ,,,
best Illustrated publications., all sent rec ~
mail. Read r, II you want perma ent,VItpn"
nple work, address, GEORGE STihsor TS, n"'
Portland, Maine. nh2bddm
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TnE New York Tribune sums it ur
tersely by saying that it is hardly
worth their while for the Senate com
mittee to take so much trouble to give
Littlefeld bad character, Sum it all
up by saying that he has b. ZEN clerk OF
the Louisiana returning board for lou:
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COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins Its spring term, uu"o,
Still more favorable auspices, with ia.u''
OF thorough and experienced teachers, m1n
day, January 20, 1877. Every facility nhoru'"
Young ladies and gentlemen ioracqu,l,nS
substantial and refined education Dip'v
mas awarded TO those who have mas'o'vt
the prescribed course ofstudy. Music tausn'
by skllliul and distinguished gontIc"i ,na
The primary department under w.
parental control OF I'm experienced tea.".
will be the best place parents can nne ~ 20
thor small chill dren. Tuition rom ~ " W
% per month, payable monthly In au.s
JOAN II, ALLEN, PrssiasAe
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The entire press seems to have get
upon the unhappy person who ex-
presses his gratitude with the word
'rnuDks." TIE World is out with a
TRADE in which II declares that thin
word, thus used, IN one Of the "eon
ventional expressions Of the collective
idi0cv Of the time.h
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relating thc circumstance to a friend he
vas asked if hc punished the guilty
couple, and replied mo, not exactly
but they must have seen from the way
| slammed the door that | was not sat
is6el
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PERHAPS the worst that may beiall
the Democracy will be a tie, and in
that event the election goes into the
House of Representatives and Mr.,
Tilden is elected
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TIE New Orleans Republican has now
no regular issue, but comes out occa-
sionally when Packard receives encour-
aging news from Washington,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY II.

In has been an assertion OF despots
that man is incapable Of self.govern-
ment. Are we proving the truth OF it
in America
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Actions sp,an Louder rhan Words.

Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise. "a citi.
sen OF Eureka, having occasion to 80
homo rather Unexpectedly q night OF
two since, caught q gentleman aoquaint-
ance In tho act Of kIssing his wife. en-
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Thurmond, Willard II Fletcher, Atl'ys at
Law, I'll Main street, up stairs. octodim
}. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2i Com
merce street south of C0urthouse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid 70 lana
claims, aprlu
W. y. Oldham, office in Nitchie's building
opposite the Ledrand hotel, Main street.
JanlIdtt
John VI. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO
Wo north Side Public Square, upstairs
oct2y-dtf
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doyrrSon HAgys is reported to have
said of the presidential question lately
I'VE haye good cnsc, good lawyers, a
good court, and good prospects,
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MISCELLANEOUS
VACT&'S
Illustrated Price Catalogue

FIFTY pl rs-a0 Illustrations, with De
'orlptlons of thousands OF the beat Flowers
and Vegetables In the World, II d TIE wdV
gr00 Mer-all for Two CENT posta &c
Stang, Printed In German and English
Via - flora Guide, Quarterly, % cents n
year. Vck'A Flower and Vegetable
Harden, W cents In paper: In elegant cloth
'vers, 81. Atdrees JAN ES WICK,
nov pNd,' RNnh cate, Nv
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Four.liue Advertisements Inserted twitttu
this column Tor Twenty-Five Gems, uhd
at the rate OF Five cents pr Line for ehch
kmhANumeml lmsuTLLnI.
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scores Of presents 'On that hint !
spoke" wickedRy continued tho judge
las OthellO Says"
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is not ourcIpy simply uNlo ding the bow
els. The IN tlolne must possess tome, alter
ative ana corrective pr0pe ties. These quail
tiles IRE combined In u. TUFTS PMS, and
they will permanently care this rou dis
ease. Is Murray street, New York. 3Ow9t
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Pr.ool

Qbnnn-I authorized, o. trustee, 10
DZJlJO loan tlrJl Parties wishing
rOu8y WI / address Inc nod arsisu. / stating
fully he character Of sprgrity they oler'
j. h. Il. Herald Once. irDl "
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Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician AMI var
con, ONCE over First National BanK. ~"
ence corner San JacintO aud llarWood sss,
nllas, Texas, Calls to the COUNTRY pr)mpv'y
ttpnIa1, N't' .l.n
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NJ ATlUNAL HOTEL, SneaG " W IT, y o.
~ prietors, Pacific Avenue, opposite Cl,y
Elevator. idn2
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Tell mo MT In n,onrnful numbers
" hat or teeth must all decay,
And our h ath must be uuI leasant,
And 0urgums must give away,
There's sOH )DON 4 can save us,
Aud II sEeS teeth every day.
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tVANTED-To rent IA house Of seven or
w eight rooms, near business centre, suit
able for boarding house. Address y. g THIS
ONCE. ieb'y 7-2t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
L.. Il. HARRIS.

trict Court at Tyler once, All Elm street
DALLAS, Texas. Speciality In all matters 10
bankruptcy, Proofs of debt taken through
out the United states. Charges reasonable
sept2jdlm
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Nv ELLlNd HOUSE-An elegant dwell.
Ing nous, recently constructed, III the
town of Lawrence, ON the Pacific road, ~
miles east II Dallas. viii be exchanged
Tor Almost any kind of personal property.
The house las five good rooms, Is two stories
high, nicely painted without and papered
wi.hin; has gravel walks, gooi fence, and
one OF the finest underground cisierns in the
Siatr. address, Ii. Il. English, Herald office,
ilnl3-tf
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p pulatIon over 800: on railroad aud
Miss JuTi river. Address, Leonard, II raid
office teDi-lW
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INHE AMERICAN "UUsE-Formery the
j Granger House, 90 Mnln street, II r.
opened under new mAungemt ni. The pro-
puctor Offers the public comfortable roc ms,
cd bunrd and attendance, at 70 we, a.,
day board NJ u, ami, 70 the same lime, az
suiinK those who iHNOr Inn the test liable
the Lnllas market affords. he proprietor
has secured tbs Sc VICES 70 m efficient COOK
from n nIst-ciuss motel. MS I'm
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,I'HE Fatty taking from III" Herald's
i editorial rooms twO volumes 4 BiHrh-
5tone commentaries Win pie ne return me
same. decl3.u
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XATM. NORRIS, niue.ye'r old orphan, de-
w sires Ia md his uncle, Nelson DARCY
In Texas. ANY one knowing h,s whereabouts
address, VIM. Morris, UHilUs, Texas. dec2l
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For saIo.
nNE cgrrIage and one hair mattress. APP
W ply Ut 3O3 Gri1in street iebJ-4t

GOOD FAHM--Uf i've or ak hundred
N acles, nJaT Meridian. Bosque county.
ono hundred acres in cultivation. Plenty II
land we'll umbUred ana well ~atere1, good
peach orchard, tenant houleS, CRIBS, etc. lm'
mediate possession given. Term, s2,OOO casn
balauce on time, Price $40 per acre. Address
j. Is. slANDEFEh, Martindale, Caldwell
county, Texas leb3-lw
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10 Rent

OIL wi II to buy II lot in good location
4 and n"ighborhoud. rlz5 lOXl2j, Cr larger
Address Boa l7Ol. frbB.2I
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Manl.d-ro put.

YRfANIED-Iwo 10 FIVE acres Of land, one
W or two mites from ,ogh. Address NJ
q THIS Office, ivb'y 2-2t
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nlVoRUEs legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor inconpatibility, etc; reference I'M
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney vt
Law, l2i Deaboa ST., Chicago, III. Ian233m.
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Do ACRES OF LAND or miles from
~ the cltv. VIII pay cash. Addresa
Iork Bux l7Ol, frh6.2t
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10 Trsd, f,r Meronsnd Sc.

HO1TAGE-A nice cottage Ofi or rooms
Y in good location. Address BoN I1O!.
tbB-2t
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1No EXCiNNGE for MeIchand, se: l50O
i acres OF Land In Hood County; title
good, y III tnde part or the whoe. Adore 6,
Z .. Box Nos, W lis Point, Texas. Jsnl2.lw
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LIME NUfE-Lettrr, Fuo!sctp ard f!l.
Z Head paper at the City Drug store
drci2-lm
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n IltROR-Ffench Plate Mirror, 8taNi%
INk feet, suitable tor bar BLY, III = ~,
~ Elm street. l5O3-2J
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'HWO Beautiful Residence Lots, In Ne
4 brIslSA iowa OF over 3NNn population
Address, Leonard nerai1 oillGe. Ltn'-lW
LIN business lots in town ia Nebraska,
- Owe aO)J population. Address, Leonard,
herald office, lebl-IW
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Wanted F emale Help.
Wanted Situation.

DY A YOUNG MANA good penman,
I'D quick aud correct 1T tigureS Can refer
20 Dallas compIeSs and +. y N. National
Bank, Philadelphia. salary 10 suit eun-
ployer. Address L. VanCulin, Box 70, Dallas,
hD02t
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NNE HOTEL location IN hunrtOl business
" Nebraska town UG Ovar 200 population.
AIhrnAs. LnOnMrd. Horn 4 Od1ct. lehl-IW
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A HORSE % feed TOR his use. ADDRESS
N All orse, his Office. tebU u
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liscellansous Wants.

fINWo farm lands, and email residence
suitably ituattd, lor a physician APP.
ply at q. W, Velibotn's ONCE. febll-2t
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1 AND--lGO acres improved land III 10 acre
IL lols. ChoiUe farming land. one milc
from the far grOunus. j. y. CkU lCh-
FIELD. jln25-2J
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DklUK FOH SALE In quantities from
Id 100 10 100000. Apply tn fat Mulltn, Ia
Yard, opposite CITY Milis. JAnl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-29

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Latc Saturday eve.
ming +. L. Hinckley, President Of the
Chicago 4 Paducah, the Chicago & Iowa,
and other roads less well.known, was ar.
rested on charge OF conspiracy to de.
fraud, and was put under $4,000 bonds.
The complainant is Mr.. Fisher, Of Lon.
don, a wealthy Englishman, who is a
heavy bondholder in Chicago l. Paducah,
and who represents about Sl,OOO,OOO Of
bonds oi the road. lie alleges that Hinck.
ley went TO England in 1878, and, by false
representations concerning the amount
already invested in the road and the aid
it would receive from counties, and The
returns it had brought in, secured GlSO,.
600 in return tor bonds. Hinckley states
that the whole railroad transaction has
been honorable throughout, and that the
arrest is merely matchmaking scheme,
which will not work.
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Nxw YoRK, May 2S.-This afternoon
while the Lighter, loaded with oil, wai
being unloaded at the foot Of 4lst street
North river, terrible explosion occurred
from some unknown cause, and in an in
stant the whole body Of oil was in flames
aud when the flames were extinguished i
was discovered that three men had beer
burned to death and another had received
probably fatal injuries. The names o
the dead were Wm. Smith, Of 65th stree
and 10Th avenue, Captain Of the yes
sci; Chas. Luke, Of cd street and lOtl
avenue, mate, and man belonging to the
Lighter, whose name Is unknown, Ru.
dolph Bronner, Of 502 West 4Sd street
was burned so badly that it is not likel,
he will survive. The loss will not excOec
50 600.
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SAN FRANClsoo, May 2S.-The Grand
Jury Of Eldorado county have fonnd a
criminal indictment against the proprie.
tor OF the San Francisco Chronicle on
complaint OF Senator Sargent and Con-
gresham Page, based on the publication
by that journal Of Pinney'5 statement,
rejecting on them, and the Chronicles
editorial comments thereon. A similar
complaint is now under consideration by
the Grand Jury Of San joaquin county,
at Stockton. The Call tomorrow will
publish communication from Stockton
stating the intention Of Sargent and Page
to bring similar complaints before the
Grand Jury Of every county in the State
that convenes in time for their action 10
bring the matter before the public 10 rs
to be available us n vindication during
the present political campaign. The
Grand Jury does not meet in this CITY
till July, when similar action will be
taken. The object Of bringing complaints
in every county is stated to be to give
their defense as wide publicity as the
charges made against them.
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General Presbyterian assembly,

CHICAGO, May 2S.-The General Pres,
byterian Assembly this morning. after
the opening exercises, adopted motion
TO recommit the first part Of the report
of the Committee on Reduced Represen,
tation and sent the remainder of the
report 10 the committee without debate
The Committee on Church Erection
made report showing the gross receipts
to have been 100000; cash balance
$4,000. One hundred and seventy.two
churches have been erected during the
past year, with an average paid TO each
Of $500. About $50 churches have nc
house of worship, but Depend on the
Board OF Home Missions. The Board
needs Sl50,00O next year and appeals 10
the churches 10 raise it.
The report was adopted, with an amend.
ment that the plans and specifications be
submitted with the churches proposing TO
build the same.
The committee made n supplementary
report on the overture Of Salt Lake
church petitionins the Assembly to pay
its debt, amounting to $1,000. The com.
mittee recommended that the overture
be referred for careful consideration 10
the Board OF Church Erection.
The consideration OF the report on the
German work, which report has already
been presented to the Assembly, resulted
in its adoption, with the recommends.
tions OF the committee,
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Boston, winthrop d Point SIlir.
ley Railroad.

Until recently il was the intention ol
the Boston, Winthrop 4 Point Shirley
Railroad Company to use forty pound per
yard I rails in the construction OF the
road, but after full investigation, and by
the endorsement and advice OF the best
railroad engineers, it was decided to Use
twenty pound per yardiangle rails, bolted
10 substantial wooden stringers, which
are placed on ordinary ties, and by
which dangers proceeding from broken
rails ate avoided, and large saving
made in cost Of construction. The con.
tract for the rails and the completion Of
the road has been signed by Albert L.
Rice, Esq, President OF the Angle.Iron
Railway Construction Company Of Bos.
ton. The rails have arrived and track.
laying has commenced. 1t is believed
that the construction OF this road will
make new era in the history Of rail.
roads, and that complete revolution in
construction will take place, as the angle
rail is adapted 10 standard as well as
narrow.gauge roads.
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CHICAGO, May ga special from
Bismarck, D. T., says 1t. A. i. Fuller has
just arrived from Tongue River and
gives details Of n fight with the Indians
on May 9Th. Gen. Miles, with Compa-
nies 1, II, l. and G, OF the ID Cavalry, and
% mounted men Of the 9th Infantry, al.
tackled an Indian village on Muddy Creek,
nine miles from mouth Of Tongue River
surprising and routing them. They pnr.
sued the reds five miles over rough Coun.
try on foot. fourteen dead Indians were
counted on the field and many others are
known to have been killed and wounded.
450 ponies and horses and 50 lodges with
contents were taken. The cavalry found
many good saddles, guns, officers cloth.
ing, &C., taken from the 9Th cavalry in the
Custer fight. The band were Micniecou.
jous, led by Lame Deer.
Killed-Privates Charles Springer,
Co. G.; Peter Lewis Co. H.; John Mar.
tindale Co. f.; Charles Geokesky Co. +.
Tho wounded are Alfred NJ. Fuller,
shot through the right shoulder; privntes
Freder, left arm; William JefIries,
Patrick Ryan, left arm; Thos. Gilman,
neck; Wm. Wilkes, right thumb; George
Leonard, chin; Gen. Miles, narrow ca.
cape from being shot by two Indians, who
under cover OF friendly greeting came
near shooting luSL before the engagement.