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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
HE WOULD TAKE HIM, DEAD Or
ALIVE,
A Negro Thief Refuses 70 be Arrested,
and In shot Twice and M0rtally
wounded.

At Guarter-past 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
on the levee, head + 5. Louis street, Edward
WuliamT, negro was called upon TO settle his
accounts with the world, and, proba ly before
ihis port reaches the re- ID r, shall havs passed
into another, having been he recipient Of two
pistol shot wounds one 10 the left shoulder and
one In the lower pt rGon OF the back, on the left
side, the pi-to being In the hands OF police
officer named James Ll.eLkron.
The facts connected with the shooting. 40
cleaned By a DEMOCRAT repo ter. are as follows:
rnat Villains w4s sie.l ling molasses on the
levse, and when Officer Lil1enkron approached
him for ths purpose OF making him q prisoner
tho negro rufu SD to submit
AND SHOWED FIGHT.
The prisoner aud officer clinched, and q rough
aud tumble fight ensued. The negro nnloosed
hinge from The arms OF his antagonist and,
stepping back a lew steps, drew his cot on h Ok
and again starred for tho officer, and this time
sueoeeded IN getting in telling blow on ihe
officers left bip.
William then "paded the hoof," and Lilen-
kron not willing TO allow his p isUner ~ get the
b st OF HIM, drew his pistol sud fred two shots
at 'he fugitive with the ABOVE sffs ct.
large or wd OF negroes gathered around th'
wouuded man, and wuen the Officer again ap-
preached him for the purpose OF conveying him
to the staiion-hou-e, he VAS assaiied by the
mob, aud had IL not been for tim ly assistance
wond have been considerably worsted.
The wounded man and the officer succeeded IN
Teactlnk the HarbJr 8 alton, and the former was
found TO be 30 ser1o ely wounded that 1t nscessi-
tatcd bis i'm lie late removal to the
CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Officer Lii enk ron surrendered himself o pris-
on r aG the station.
Williams was visited as the ,spital by a re-
porter, and he stated that some OF his friend
handed him . can containing moiass.sj tn It
the officer approached him ana asked
him what he was doiug with that
can; he said that he was doing nothing. The
officer then remarked: 81 believe l will take
you IN; 80 ms along" / said 1 won't g. with
you. He said, 81 will either take you alive OF
your Cd d-m dy." He th IL tris to take
me; [ resist d him; did not draw my cotton
no. k nor l run; the officer then pulled Out
his pistol and srot me twice.
The wounded man was attended by Dr. smythe
who considers his condition very critical.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
Superior Criminal Court.

The District Attorney caused the bonds in the
following old cases to be forfeited, the accused
failing to appear for trial:
samuel Palmer and Simeon Nash, charged in
1876 with Carrying concealed Weapons.
Chas. sparks, assault and battery upon Officer
4. Stevens, June 3, 1875.
Andrew Randall, shooting at Officer D. P.
Hale i'll 1874.
AL. cases transferred to the dead docket.
PLEAD GUILTY.
VIM. Taylor, colored. plead guilty to an as
sanlt upon officer W. G. Hawkins, December 25,
1875.
CONVICTED.
Pierre Baptiste, charged with grand larceny
stealing gold watch and chaia, valued at Sl75,
on the IA h August, 1876, from Mrs. Poliot.
MIsTRIAL.
The jury, in the case Of VIM. Williams, colored,
charged with burglary and larceny ofsi07 on the
18th May, 1876, at the house of Auguste Lar
reux, corner Carrollton avenue and New Canal,
was discharged, after having been locked up for
twenty-one hours and failing TO agree.
SENTENCED.
John Fl zgerald, who plead guilty On Wednes-
day to carrying concealed weapons, was sen-
fenced to IS fine or five day 8 Parish Prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.
es oiu,ions A dor ted by the Colored Demo.
crat. in Favor of Wade Hampton.

Res olu.ions Ador ted by the Colored Demo-
crat. in Favor of Wade Hampton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lin the Senate Mr..
Robertson. Of south Carolina presented Iesolu-
tions which he said were adopted at q macs meet
ing of white and colored citizens, at Barnwel
Courthouse. s. O., on the 18th Of January. He
asked that they be read and referred to the Com
m1ttee on Privileges and Elections. The Chief
Clerk read the resolutions as follows:
Resolved, That the 700 colored voters, who en-
rolled their names in Democratic Clubs, and the
976 who cast their ballots for General Wade
Hampton, and candidates on his ticket, did SO to
secure their rative State honest government,
and home ru Q, and free her from the tn ewing
government under which she has 30 long suf-
fered, from corrupt carpst-baggers and infamous
scalawags.
Mr.. Sargent, of California, interruptipg, said
be objected to further reading Of the resolutions
as they were not couched in respectful language.
sharp debate followed, after which Mr.. SAT
geant, at the request Of Mr. Patterson, Of South
Carolina withdrew his objection, and the reading
Of the resolutions Was concluded. They deny
that there was intimidation on the part Of the
whites towards the blacks, and support the
Hampton government.
TIE resolutions were then eferred to the Com
mistee on Privileges and Elections.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
SPECIAL MEETING or THE GRAND
JURY.
They VIII Investigate the Wells Fraud.
The Demand for the Returns Refused
by MSnore.

YESTERDAY, the Grand Jury beiog called upon
for q spscial eetipg, Judge Whitahsr delivered
the fD sowing charge: n
"Genaemea of the Grand .Jury-R cent dis
closures c,nnect The name OF tho occupayt OF
one OF the m ct responsible Q Ufhcisl positions OF
the state aith tr@r sae.ious amounting ~ very
grave Grimm ffsnses.
the utmost pupiieity has been given to state
ment made Oh OATH that the President OF tie
Board Of Returning Ofi eIs for eleetions in the
State has been gu ly alterations a"d foi geries,
Or of procuring alterations and forgeriss, OF be
public records Of the tate relative TO the late
general election. The matter demands your
speedy aud ser1ous attention
Section 1888 Of the Hevised Statutes provides
that this crime shall bs severely punished. My
gene raj charge points cut your duy Ia the prea
ises.
The above section Of the Revised g. atutes pro-
yides against forging, altering aud publishing as
true any Iblic document 10 defraud any person
and also for pu gisbment OF from two 10 four
teen year imprisonment a. hard labor in case OF
conviction
Immediately after 'hs cha ge. the District
Attorney moved FIR . subpoena duces tecune to be
served upon Chas. y. Au II, Chief leik OF The
Retu ming Board, and Emile Hon re, Packard's
secret ry of STATE, ordering them 10 produce, at
o'clock D. nn.y before the Gfand Jury, all records,
original returDs etc relative to She late election,
necessary to the iuvestiga N by the Grand Jury.
The su p9nas we're issued forthwith. Abel
was not found be having left the city some eight
days ago for Cincinnati.
Honore received the subpoena. and, as it was
stated at the 5t. Louis Hotel, had refused 10 obey
the ord r. replying that he did not recognize
either the Judge or the District Attorney. He
slso fai cd tn answer the subpWaa as witness
before the Grand Jury.
w. r. Green, clerk Of the Returning Board,
answered the subpoena, appeared before the
Grand Jury yestef day afternoon ss witness and
was examined. Attorney General Ogden and
District Attorney Finney we're also IN attendance
in the Grand Jury room.
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CAPTURED By DETECTIVES.
A GnnR Of Conntsrferers Who Have Been
Carr, ing on Extensive Basinesss

Carr, ing on an Extensive Business.
In several Of the large cities, such as new
York, Boston. Phladelphia. Baltimo1e, 81 LONE
aud New Orleans, sirc, the rssum pilon of p 'cle,
there has arisen, like the ghost OF Banqoo,
gang OF counterfeit ers who have alarmed the
government by the manufacture OF counterfeit
coin of all denominations, aud owing TO the Large
amount that has alr, sdy been distributed through
the .untry, has caused the government 10 en-
poy corps Of skilled detectives aud assign them
To duty in the above named cities. ,
The dett Gives who were to ferret out the
counterfeters in the Crescent City reached mere
about the 14th OF July, 1876, and have been
bust y searching out the violators OF the laws OF
the natiot oil government. But WITH sucn sscresJ
and shrewdness did the
s'sEovERs OF THE QUEER"
carry on their nefarious game, that the "cops"
we're unable to get ON their track until one OF the
gang, by MOI ey and other iGdu ,ements was per-
suaded to give away his "pafs."
On Wednesday evening ev-rything was ready,
and Uni ed States Detective G. r. Steele repaired
t, the place where he Dad been informed the
crooked money was being m manufactured winch
was at the house No. IA Kelerec street, and
arrested Francisco Pantillo, alas FTaociso, the
proprietor of the place, as he was returning 70
his hTuse after carrying lot OF counterfeit
nickes. Marteni Scott, the proprietor OF the
coffeeheuse at the corner OF burgundy aud St.
Peter streets, was the next man pulled; the Two
other accomplices, VTgel Gargine and Salvador
benef1, were arrested on ST. Ann street.
The four Diego prisoners were taken to the
Custom House a. locked up.
Ihe cops having secured their prisoners, the
house, No. IA Kel, rec street, next claimed their
attention, and In Panti iv'- room cheering sight
me. their gaze, for there in corner was iur-
mace and ladle full OF melton composition, and
on the floor Was strewn lilkles and dies in a
rough state, bat in size and weight perfect.
There were no ott er persous in he room but
Pontiilas wife, who appeared TO be rpnpiDg the
whole machiue, and when discovered Was rem
dered dumb with astonishme ept.
she was also arrested, and together With the
silent Witnesses, the laale, the rough nickels and
furnace, wa. brought to the Gu ,tom-H House.
ALI the prisoners were arraigned befo'e Judge
Billings aud remanded to the Parish P.ison, Ii
default OF b ,nds, until Monday, when they vii
be called up for trial.
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Tspecial TO N. o. Democrat. ]

WAsHryaros, Feb. AFTER some little skir-
misLipg in the senate the two houses met in
Joint convention at one o'clock to-day to count
the vote for President and Vice President Of the
United States.
Cook, Of Georgia, and Stone, OF Missouri. were
appointed tellers on the part OF the House, and
Allison and Ingalls,, both Republicans, on the
part of the Senate. The Senators were seated
on the right OF the chair, while Ferry took seat
TO the right Of the Speaker and called the joint
assembly to order, announcing the purpose for
which It had met and stating that the votes would
be callei, commencing with the State
of Alabama. Ferry then took package
out Of the box and opening it at the end, to-k
out 'he certificate Of the electors from the State
OF Alabama. The certificate and duplicates
were handed to the tellers, one Of whom read
the original, while the others followed him with
the duplicates.
After the certificate had beon read, the Chair
asked "Are there any objections to the certlf.
cate OF the State OF Alabama" ?"
Then, after q pause, "rhe CHAIR hears none,
and the vote of the State Of Alabama will be
counted. The telers will announce the vote.'
Mr.. Cook, one ofahe tellers, then announced
'tTen votes for Tilden and ten for Hendricks.
In this manner the votes OF Arkansas, Colorado
California, Connect cut and Delaware were an
nounced, there being no objections.
When the certificate from Florida was opened
the one signed by Stearns was read; the certif
cate Of the Tilden electors was also presented
and read also the certified proceedings OF the
Beard of State Canvassers by the act Of the new
Legislature OF Florida, giving in detail the vote
OF each county in the State, and electing the Til
den electors by majority of 96. The Chair ther
asked il there was any objection to the certificate
OF the State OF Florida.
Field, of New York, filed objections to the
Stearns certificate on the ground that the certti
cate had been procuredb by fraud and a conspirac,
between Stearns and the electors and others.
Conover, of Florida, filed objections to tn.
certificate Of the Tilden electors on the grount
that it was not authenticated as required b,
the constitution.
Jenes, Of Nevada, fled objections TO f. G
Humphrey, one Of the Tilden electors, on th,
ground that he held q federal Office.
Sargent and others filed objections to the las
paper fled, on the ground that it was not prop
srly authenticated, and was, besides, an e1 pos
facto action of the State Legislature.
The Senate then retired to its chamber, an
after long wrangle over the report of sub
committee, both houses took q recess until /
o'clock tomorrow. z. G. d.
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AT THE CITY HOTEL.

Y; Wallace W Potter Mrs n shaw, h L; J r Cole.
man, lexas; Todd. IA; q Weston, Miss; W A
Long, Jackson; Mangelaron, Ohio; James q
Brogies, Miss; Il Hatchamet, Tenn; J Ksrnaugh,
La;J Nellson and wIie, mrs Hodge, Ivy,
mo. e: j Applewhise, J Tge, hos Helm, II
Harrison, Mrs Pinckard and maid, Miss; h
A Leeer, Mexico; @ French and wife, Miss
French, c DuRoy and family, city; J q Nelson,
Ga: g w r Reed. Pa; z G Flske, Mssr; d Hart,
N Y; niss Mckinney. city; j koblnson. Ky
A u illIamss River.
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His Sealed Letter to West TO be Opened
To-day.
The President Has Been Aware Of Mad
dox's Testimony for Over Week.
Wells Grown 30 Utterly Desperate that
it Is Feared he will Commit Suicide.
Eads Will Get His Money soon.
Especial TO n. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, Feb. L. The prevailing impress
sion here tonight Ia, that 1t will take the Eleo
torsl Tribunal at least until Monday, and perhap
until Wednesday, to decide the case Of Florida
or course the widest speculations are rife rs II
probabilities OF the Tribunals decision. You car
speculate Just as wisely In the DEMOCRAT tfico as
We can here and at much less expense for tele
graphic tolls.
1t In understood that Wells counsel will tax
steps TO recover that letter and prevent The
breaking OF the seal under the rule Of law that
sealed letter In transit IL sacred. IL this rule
IL applied, it may prevent the letter from ever
becoming public but the substance Of It's con-
tents Ii already known.
Wells wrote to West, informing him the Demo-
Gratis had agreed to give million dollars Tor the
electoral votes Of Louisiana, and that unless the
Republicans saw that pie and raised 1t, he
(Wells) will count Louisiana for Tilden.
This Ia the only remaining link in the chain ol
documentary evidence necessary TO convict Wells
and smash the board.
Wells himself beaGs up under these exposures
with astonishing fortitude, although his nearest
friends admit he Is in utter despair. One oil
them, who has been intimate W tn him for twenty
years, told me tonight that needn't be surprised
TO learn any morning that Wells had opened q
vein In his arm during the night.
The testimony Of Maddox to-day completes The
destruction OF the Returning Board. The only
thing remaining to be produced is Wolls' sealed
letter to Senator West, mentioned by Maddoy
to-day. That letter, as you will understand
from The Associated Press report Of Maddox'e
testimony, was intrusted by Wells TO Maddox for
delivery TO West but was never delivered. II Ia
now In the custody OF third party, and Maddox
will deliver IL to the committee tomorrow.
Under the laws Of Louisiana, am informed,
he could bo imprisoned for ten years for the
crime that has been proven against him In the
last two days.
Ills understood that Holman will withdraw bic
objections to Eads bill the next time II comes up
This will insure its passage.
The President has known of the main features
In Maddox's testimony, brought out to-day, for
over week. This knowledge WAS The secret oi
his angry behavior toward Kellogg, Pitkin and
Don Cameron. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
AN UNNATURAL FATHER.
The Brutal Treatment of six motheriess
Chilaren.

Yesterday, J. Hirach,s retail clothing dealer,
doing business on Ramp rt street, was brought
70 the G, ntrsl Station ON the arm ~ peekr and
locked up, at the rSqnest OF an Old cobred wo.
man. who said that he was ths 'Bicksdest man
ahs ever se d" ana wante him immune !, for be
had been raising old nick about the house.
An investigation into HIrseh'4 past life fuiIy
verIf the old woman's emHk. l. appears
Hir~ ch has s.epdaughter, girl about fifteen
years old, and five OF his own children. Some
Two weeks ago his wife, whom 4t Ia III eyed 10
have beaten when alive, died Of y broken heart
THIS left him without victim TO maitrsas, and
Wishing 10 keep his hand II. turn~d his attention
TO his O. s'epdaughter. The body of his wife had
hard been placed under the sod when he re-
turned home the night following, aud feeling
in an angry moo l., grabbed the unfortunate or
phan and chasti.ed her in the most brutal
manner.
THE YOUNG oTRL,
knowing that her mother had stool this sort OF
treatment without murmnr, thought she mnst
do the same, and che said nOthin {. Day alter
day this man, with heart OF stoue. continued his
b utal practices upon the helpless child, and dag
after d. Y she st,od his beatin<s.
Yesterday her father capped the climax. He
had in the past hardly rovided them with fool
but he was now packing up everything In the
housa, even her clothes and the chudren,s, 70
carry taem che knew not VII re-perhaps 10 sell
tbem-snd then to leave t. o cou TRY and leave
her AMI the children 10 exc out an existence the
best way they could.
The girl hal promised her mother
on her death bed that whatever misYor-
tune happened sh9 would stand by her
step-brot ers and listers for her sake.
Having made this PROMISE she tnou ght it hfr
duty to find ont uh 1t were her stepfsthers mo
tives in carrying everything ont T the heute,
even to the children's closhes. When che APP
preached him regs sfdiag the m stter he hsg into
4 violent rage, struck her IN TIE face with b. 9
fist and had it not been for the old coiored
woman calling for the police, he would probably
have me her very serious Injury. And even ~
it was, before Ofic~r Dixon could reach the
scene, he had kicked her saver Il times.
The fac-s were immediately reported to the
B'nai Birth Association, of which Hirsch wac
member, and they took immediate action.
The children were sent to the Jewish Asylum,
and the young girl who had suffered 30 much by
her stepfathsr's brutality, went to live with her
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A DESPERATE SCHEME.
Wells' Last Hope.
An Attempt to be Made to Impeacll
Iittleheld, Maddox and Pickett.
T tpecial to N. o, Democrat, I

['pecial to N. o. Democrat
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.--Wells and Anderson will
be examined tomorrow.
The remainder Of Maddox's testimony ia rela-
tive to Wells sealed letter to West, the sub
stance Of which is given in my previous dis
patch.
It is stated at this hour--1I: 80 p. m.-that a
desperate scheme has been concocted to i'm
peach Maddox, Littlefeld and Pickett to-mor-
row. II is not altogether certain that Woodwa I'd
will not stick by the board and try to impeach
LiAlefeld, but public feeling here s so COM
pletely settled against Wells that I don't see how
he can possibly stem the tide.
A. a. PTTFIJ,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-02
THE SMALLPOX WA6ON.
Drumming Up n Quorum for Packard.

On Wednesday evening" about o'clock, the
small pox hos pital wagon was put to 81 gulsr
use. The vehicle, mounted By three policemen,
was started for load Of st. Louis Hotel leglsia-
tors. the Radical members from the Seventh Ward
particularly A cab containing ex-Judge Steele.
Packard's brother-inIaw, and three other indi-
viduals, were in the wake OF the wagon.
Several houses in the city were searched:
and the search muss have been successtni
to sorns extent, for eventually FIVE colored indi-
v.duals were dumped out of the wagon at the en-
trance of the St. Louis Hotel, on Rosal srset,
and marched in, closely guarded by policemen.
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CITY AND POLICE ITEMS.

A sER1 Us cHAReE.-Betsy Toby lapguishss
in the Third Pre- clnct station, charged with high
say robbery and garrofing.
L.RCEgY.-Lizze Williams Was arrested at DO.
IS Burgundy street and locked up in the ThIf1
Precinct 8 stion, charged with robbing
Cramer of $50 in currency. Anna sLaIh
Mary Clayton were locked mp as aecessosiesa
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POWDER AND sHoT.-Messrs. d. L. Ranlett l.
Co.. No. 81 and % New Levee street., have IN store
an extensiye assortment OF powder, shot, otps,
bagging and ties, c5tton and sissal ptoE ines,
Manila and taIred rope, ,tton duck, bale tWine,
esc. A glance OF the advertisement Of MesaTs. %.
T. Rsnlsss D Co., sintsrest purchasers il s1sif
tine,
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REX'S MARCH.


DEPARTMENT LORD HrGH CHAMBERLAIw,l
BY order OF the King Of the Carnival.
New Orleans, January 80, ls77.)
To our loyal subject, John McCaffey. Admins.
traitor OF ImL Lroyements OF cur Capital OF
New Orleans, greeting:
Knowing that some OF the thoroughfarss
through which our royal paaean' is to pass on
the coming ftte day, are in bud condition, and
re posing fun confidence in the patriotism and
devotion to duty Of loyal subject and servant,
John McCaffey, we hereby direct him 70 az once
repair and pscs in good c,ndition all the streets
that may be to him designated by the faithful
snbiects Of our household police, and herein he
will fail not By order OF the King.
E5PY, 7th Secretary BATHURST.
DEPARTMENT or TMPRoyEMEsTsl
OF IA ital OF KING Rex,
New Orleans, Feb j, 1877. J
To His Royal Hishness Rex, King Of the Carni-
val, greeting:
Your liegs and faithful subject, John McCaf
frey, Administrator Of all the improvements re-
quifed Ill your Majesty . r. aim, directs me to ac-
know ledge the receipt OF the royal edict rtq1ir
ing ths principal thoroughfarss OF the capital to
be placed ia immediate repair.
The Administrator bows submission to your
" :, sty's DEGREES. aud desires 10 nfot you that
due care will be b slowed upon such avenues
may be pointed oui TO him, 70 the epd that 5Uur
u urn la the cap al may b as Il an and
agreeable good mo 10y al uhjects can render H..
Your Highness most loyal serge Mt.
aEO. w. FLYNN,
Secretary TO Administrator.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
They Pretend TO Have Discover d An In,l IL
gIble Tiiden Eiector.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Committee on Priyi-
leges and Elections of the enate ind Frost,
Dsmocratic elector of Missouri, ineligible, and
by lsT Missouri had no right to dill the vacancy
when S.ae report was made. The Oregon inves.
tigation was still open. Other vacancies In other
States were properly filled.
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THE ICE.
NE LEEs
Another Disaster ON the River

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The moving ice cut down
the Belle OF Ut. Louis, a. st. Geneyieve. She had
fye hundred tons OF freight On board. The ice
10 rolling rapidly. 6ts embossmen expect the
Tifas cren In sssks
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Wants, for rent, for sale advertisements tnsess.
eA .a thls fsper At 2'EN CENTS per lIas.
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To-day To-day Epeaial seis Of rsmnsnts
a isse .kAR hsstpg.ss. "a =. hsTns y 90
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THE COUNT.

How the Electoral Votes are Counted.
Alabama, Arkansa', California, Colorado,
Delaware Counted without Objection.
The Florida Votes and the Objections
Thereto.
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