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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, November s. Count Schouvalof was
one of tue passengers on the imperial yacht Lvs-
dia. which was recently swamped.
Gambetia yesterday in receiving q deputation of
provincial workmen, said: "On returning to
your howes you viii tell your fellow citizens how
uDju,tifiabe was the mistus of those who wished
to decapitate Paris by removing the legislature to
Versailles, where it is quasi exile, but fortunately
not forever.
Reports of the Cars ndspositon are not be
lieved at the Russian Embassy here.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 8. Nothing is
known here OF the alleged appointment of Schouv-
aloff as vice. Chancellor
BERLIN, November 8. Bismarck sent circu-
lar to the federal governments, asking their con-
sent to the appointment of a commissi sion, with q
view to increase the tariff.
The Nord Deutsche Zeitung thisks that the ne
gotistions between Germany and the Vatican,
have not been abandoned. The latter still hopes
to bring the centre party in the Reichstag to le
hostile attitude. The Emperor has sent an adju.
tant from Coblenz, to congratulate Prince Bis
marck on his daughters marriage, and to present
him with the grand cross of the order of tae Red
Iogle, decorated with the sceptre and crown
which is the only Prussan decoration which Bis
marck has not before received, and which Is said
TO have been only once conferred, NAMELY BY
Frederick William the fourth, on Minister Monte
ufel.
Emperor William and the Empress will return
to Berlin Dec. 9Th.
The Germauis (Ultramontane) declares that the
centre party will accept the result of the negota
tons between the government and the Vatican.
GENEVA, November 8. Raoul Pictet, discover.
er of liqueiactIon of oxygen, is hopeleisly i'll. Hi.
brain Is softening and he is becoming blind.
LONDON, November g. The Home rulers have
arranged a meeting at birmingham and Wolver
ham. Parnell member of Parliament, will be the
chief speaker.
1t is rumored the ACCESSIBILITY of summonns
liam liar =.
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Gr.nd Mass Tsmpersncs Meeting of I. o
nj a.. r. AZ

% We ~ 3oHOlnoEs
The series Of temperance meetings to be held
under the auspices of the Grand Council Of |. o.
of G. T. along the line of the NJ. G. R. r., opened
in Johnson's Hall on Thursday evening, 9Th inst,
Grand Worthy Counsellor l.. W. Starbird in
charge. Earnest and able remarks were made by
Mr.. Stsrbird, Mrs. |. A. IIodgdon of waterville,
G. w. V. T. and g. l.. Parker, Esq, Job. Sanford
and Judge Kingsbury Of Portland. The Hughes
Bros, Welsh vocal singers, formerly with Hutch
inson Family, furnished very interesting singing
which warmly applauded. The hall was well
filed with an apprecstive audience at this, the
opening meeting, and the exercises were very in
teresting throughout 1t was an entire success,
and cannot fail to benefit the order and cause
The meetings are TO continue through Friday and
evening, and will open with praise meeting, led
by Rev. A. l. Park, at 10 o'clock. In the after.
noon, Hon G. w. Woodmsn and A J. Chase of
Portland will address the meeting.
sliding.
FRIDAY, Nov. s.
In the matter of Clark vs. Horn. the Jury re-
tired with the papers Immediately on the open ing
of the court. They returned at noon with a YER
dict for the plaintiff, assessing the damages at
1925.
No. 636. John Colhurn < al. VS.. Henry Nor
ton. Robinson for ptf. Black for deft. This &C
ton is brought upon an account annexed for
S5i55, for carpenter work done by Robert F.
Jordan for the deft. in the spring of 1877. Jor
dan assigned the account to Colburn & Taught,
the pits. The def files an account in Offset
amounting to SIS 90, principally for the board of
rlan. The jury are to ass upon both accounts
and ascertain the balance due, if any, to one par
ty or the other. The jury took the case about
four z. M. and were still out when the court ad-
journed.
No. $40. Statina Ware VS.. Oliver Gould. E.
W. Whtehouse for pif. Orvile D. Baker for
deft. This is action on account annexed
amounting to $7l so. for attending the wife and
children Of the deft. nurse, and doing house
work when the family were sick, and for some
sewing. Trial commenced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ksnnearr Journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
Snow storm.


BANGOR, November 8. Snow commenced fall.
ing about noon, and continued until event ny,
storming very hard part of the time. Several
sleighs were seen on the streets in the evening.
FIRE.
PORTLAND, November s. The house of j. w.
featon, on Arsenal street, was damaged by fire
and water Friday morning; insured 5000, which
exceeds the loss.
Marine DISASTERS
Schooner Benjamin Reed, Reed, at New York
from Gardiner, reports in the October gale car
RED away flying jibboom, head gear etc. They
were set up and lost again few days after.
Schooner Henry Lippett, Howes, at Mantapzas
from Portland, reports October 18th. South Shea |
Lightshp bearing NV 20 miles, was struck by
hurricane, which csrred away fore and mansails,
jb squaresail and ioregatf; 10th, off Crooked Is
land Passage, took another hurricane and lost
spsnker and sh fitted cargo.
Schooner John Snow of Machias, Capt, b ad
ford, sailed from SauIee. y. s., October 9th, for
United States, with piling, and is supposed to be
lost. The crew belong in Nova Scotia.
Marine l en-.
The new ship John A. Briggs, owned BY Mess
Briggs & Gushing OF Fleeporr, cared at Phi a
delphia October 3lst, for BIemen, with petroleum,
the largest Cargo, with one exception, ever taken
out, the Donald Mckay being the exception. She
cleared the same day.
The three-masted schooner Edward johnson OF
Belfast. Capt. Ed Mcdonald has just sailed from
New York, on rather an uncommon VOYAGE. She
IS bound for kergueon, Desol4tion Island,
lx..,ll
tween the Cape of Good Hope and Australia. 1t
is uninhsbited, rocky and barren. 1t was one OF
the American and British stations for observations
of the transit of Venus, in 1874. The island is the
resort for whalers, and the johnson goes there
under charter OF New London parties, to bring
home a cargo of oil.
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NEW NOit II
The Union Pacific Indebtedness,

New YORK, November s. A Washington des-
patch lays that the pr, sent Indebtedness of the
Unon Pacific Railroad to the government is for
ty millions, and II is not believed that the gov
eminent would assent TO the proposed scheme to
meet the debt with the new per cent. Railroad
secured by government mortgage. 1t is thought
such bonds would not be marketable.
Robbery.
Five men drew revovers aud entered Johnson >
jewelry store, Sth Avenue, last evening, intimi.
dated the clerk and outsiders, aud stole $40 900
worth OF jewelry, jumped into a cart and lied.
Temperance Crusade.
Francis Murphy begins temperance crusade
la New York next Sunday.
Dissatisfaction with "A Trustee.
The heirs of the late millionaire, Thos Gamer
Jr have brought action against VIM. A. Thorn,
a trustee under Carriers will, for acc uniting g.,
and to have him removed on account of his al
legged improper and unsafe investments, and his
pecunary irresf onsiblty.
A TrOtter Sold.
Robert Bonner has purchased the trotter Ed
win Forrest, tor $4,000.
Railroad Matters.
1t is stated that secret meeting of the commit t..
tees representing holders of receivers certificates
and the first mortgage bonds of the New York,
Oswego x Midland Railroad, 10y which the holders
of receivers certificates are to receive pre-.
ferred stock, ana hrst mortgage bondhOlders com
mon stock, 10 the amount OF their claims.
Marine News.
The whaling bark Sea Fox, of New Bedfo d,
arrived at St. Michaels on the third inst, W ID
bulwarks stove. and had lost her boats, and for
and main topmasts.
Postponed.
The trial of CHARLES Wright of Maine, for the
murder of Barney Ferrsn, the Brooklyn boat
man, is postponed till next Thursday.
No Cue.
There is no clue yet to The robbers of the Man
haitian Savings Bank.
Railroad Troubles.
LOCKPoRT, November 8. The employees OF
the Buffalo 4 Lockport Railroad Company, under
Superintendent Lewis S. Payne, while re at
tempting this morning to lay track across the
track of the New York Central Railroad at iona
wanda, were resisted by the employees ofthe latter
road and compelled to desist. Serious disturb
| ances occurring, Sheriff Bsthen of this city, at
the request of Col. Payne, enrolled about POO
deputy sheriffs, and also put the Nagsrs
Light Guards of this city under arms. 1t is ex.
pected that the combined forces will 90 to Tona-
wanda to night, to protect the Buffalo 4 Lock
port Railway in the proposed endeavors to relay
the track to morrow, and serious trouble i,
| anticipated. This afternoon Daniel McCOol, the
assistant superinte ndent of the New York Cen.
| trail Railroad, WAS arrested here for alleged
riot at Tonawanda, and held in $500 bail. There
| Is great excitement here, and warrants are GU
| for other New York Central employees.
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Failures.

TORONTO, November 8. The Monetary Times
states the failures IN Canada since the close Of
uunbcr 1900 each year, owing S25,eOO,OO0.
Collision.
MONTREAL, November 8. The steamships Mo-
raw ian and Phoenician collided near Cape Ia
Roche, this morning, neither being seriously in
Jured. The Moravlan proceeded to Quebec, and
will sail Saturday. The Phocn ician, whose dam
a.e is near the water line, made considerable WA
ter, and wa run on the bank, where she will re-
par.
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A Model Market Man.

A Model Market Man.
Few OF the many customers Of Mr.. William G
Fifeld, msrketman, 10 this city, are probably
aware that this gentleman has one of the best ap-
pointed and arranged slaughter houses anywhere
in this vicinity. 1t is situated little more than q
mile west of the city, on Winthrop street, or may
be reached by gsing out Western avenue. The
slaughter house is fitted up with all the modern
appliances so that the fatted OK of the stall, the
skipping lamb from the hillside, or the inflated
porker from the sty may feel sensation Of pleas
urs in having their lives terminate with such
happy surroundings. Adjoining this establish
ment is large and nicely ventilated refrigera-
tor in which the meats are hung until they are
ready for the frying pan, the boiling pot on the
heated oven. This \ the nestest and sweetest
place for hanging meats that can be found in the
city. Mr.. Fi6eld makes large purchases, .,
wholesale prices, the products of his large farm
enabling him to stabilized the most of his cattle
and sheep. With the help of workmen, hs
slaughters and prepares for market all the meati
for his customers, and therefore knows just wha
he is dealing out. With these conveneuces 1t is nc
wonder that Mr. Fifeld has list of first class Gus
TONERS.
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CON n ECIlCurI.
Court Matters.

BMDG ePoRT, November s. Ia the Alexander
case the argument for the defence closed at 10
O'Clock AT 2 O'Clock the judge charged the jury
who retired, and in thirty ainutes Iencered a
verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree,
and the prisoner was sentenced to impriso nmept
for life. The court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock Tomorrow morning, to give the defence
an opportunity to move Tor new trial il de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-09

KENNEBEC COUNTY,-In Probate Court held at
Augusta, on the second Monday Of October. 1878.
JOSEPH j. EVELETH, Administrator on the
~ estate of Emily 8. Hatch. late OF Augusta,
in said County deceased, having presented his
second account OF Administration for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday Of
November next, in the Kennebec Journal. .
newspaper printed in Augusta, that oil persons
interested may attend at q Probate Court then
to be held at Augusta, and show cause, II any,
why the same should not be allowed.
ii. X. AKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3wl5s
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS AT ADRI-
AMPLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. November 8. Russia is es-
tablshlng second line of de fence at Adrisnople
Several p ON inent Turks, believing tina the stti-
tHue OF tue Russians in Roume liza will lead to war
with England and Turkey, are anxious to conyince
Minister Layard that the best mode of fighting
Afghanistan would be to engage Russia in Eu.
rope.
Several min isters, and especially the military
party, favor dehnitve ccssion of portion OF
Bosnia 10 Austria, so as to secure her neutralitv
IN view OF future contingencies.
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X ANSAS.

TOPEKA November s. The commonwealth
has returns from l05 rep. districts. OF those
elected, 90 are republicans aud 80 oppos itions
OF different shades. The returns of the State
anu congressional ticket come in very slow, but
enough has been received to show that the tepub-
licsn ajorlty Will not be as large as two years
ago. Haskell, rep, is elected to CONGRESS by II
plurality, and Halloweil, the rep. candidate al
large for Congress, Will probably have from 3 900
to 900 maj over Crawford, ind.
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% The Somerset Re porter received call last week
from Hon. VIM. Philbrick who is Treasurer of
the kennebec Log Driving Co., and Messrs. j.
Manchester Haynes and H. A. Dewitt Of the
Kennebec Land & Lumber Company. The con-
versation naturally fell upon numbering opera
tons. Mr., Philbrlck says that it is impossible to
say at this time Just what will be done on the
Kennebec and its tributaries, but he hardly thinks
as much will be done as last year The kennebec
Land & Lumber Company, represented by the
two Augusta gentlemen, last year cut five or six
millions on Dead River and Moosehead Lake.
This was manufactured at Augusta and Wiscasset,
principally at the latter place. This year they do
not expect to do more than one-hslf or two-thirds
as much. They manufacture deals for Europe
largely and are now loading vessel chartered
early in the season.
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Condensed E(;RAMS.

The crew of the tug o. b. Green, were arrested
yesterday at Chicago, Tor the murder of a man In
Michigan City.
The Egin spool factory with all its contents, at
st. John, n. b., WAS burned yesterday. Loss,
1000.
A Pembins, Dakota, despatch says W. II. An
derson, Dallas, Texas, sheriff, attempted to ar
rest VIM Collins, Of the famous band of train rob-
bers, in Pembins, last evening. The men ex
changed shots and both dropped dead.
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DIR. George w. Martin. an esteemed physician
in this city. was not aDle to attend the meeting of
of the Augusta Young Mems Democratic club, the
other evening" to listen to the reading of the cleo
ton returns but from his sick bed he indites q
friendly episte to his friend Charlie Morton, who
, causes it 10 be read 10 the waiting assembly and
afterwards published in the Maine Standard. 1t
is truly rich contribute to current political lit
ersture, and we advise every one to buy copy Of
the Standard aud read it. This St. Paul of the
democratic club "groaneth inwardly, being trou-
bled in spirit" aud as if snufiing the republican
victory from afar, warns his political associates
not to believe more than halftbe sent through
the medium of the Associated Press, as that or
garization is mostly controlled by the republicans.
Whatever the news may be that those Journa
fellows furnish you, says the Doctor, in substance
remember that when the smoke Of battle lifts,
the dear old democratic banner will be
found floating. kissing the sunt clouds, and
bearing on its folds whole coop of American
eagles Don't believe more than half Of
those cruel black republican kilograms; the DEM
octatic party has outived all these new tangled
parties and notions, and is determined to contin-
ne until the end OF time. And then, as If through
some herculesn effort, he raises himself from his
sick bed, and exclams in the ecstacy of his soul
-"Repubhcans have shouted "Copperhead Cop
perhesd! Copperheadw until they are hoarse and
now that sound Is dying out forever. But bark
hear a strange sound in the far West"
Here the doctor falls back on his sick bed unable
to 20 further! The "strsnge sound in the far
West" that he heard was the sound OF republican
victories, and the Doctor has been unable to visit
a patien Mt since that fatal niybt.
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Sunday afternoon Mrs. Harty Erskine, of
North Newcastle. came out of dry goods store
and started to 90 down the street. Her eyesight
being poor, she did not see that there was . step
down TO the brick sidewalk running towards
Elm rtreet, and fell, striking on her left side,
sustaining fracture Of the hip. She Is lady
about sixty years of age, and the accident 10 .
severe one.
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How aggrsvating is the Lewiston Journal; "a
bras, baud and a hack received the Hon F NJ.
Fogg of Maine Wednesday evening on bis re-
turn from his Massachusetts campaign, to whom
he satisfactorily explained the reasons why his Ia
bors In the Bay State resulted in $1,000 too few
votes for Butler"
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W ASIiIN(:TON.


WASHINGTON, November 8. The subscriptions
to the per cent loan to-day were 1855 400.
Educational.
The bureau of education to- day received news
of the death of one Of the most distinguished
Japanese educators, Johinsvi Holokegama presi-
dent Of the Tokis University and of the edu-
cational delegation sent to this country in 1876,
to study, with the assistance of the American
bereau of education, our school system, and to
publish an English translation of the history of
education in Japan.
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ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO. November s. The earnings of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad for five months
June to NOvember-showed decrease of only
$4,000, compared with the same period last year.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul for tJsnnary to October 3lst, show an in
crease Of 900 over last year.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Serious Accident.

COLUMBIA, November =. Governor Hampton
met with "a serious accident Thursday, while deer
hunting. His mule became frightened, the bride
broke, and in jumping off his leg was broken, also
the ankle, both boLes being shattered. The sccl-
dent occurred IS miles from the city. The Gov
ernor was brought home last night, and to- day is
doing well.
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CALIFORNIA.
Murder.

SAN Francisco November s. Mrs. Richard
Barry, residing In lonely part of the city near
the Masonic cemetery, was iouni murdered yes
terday morning ne ar her house. The head was
chopped severely with Ratchet. The object was
evidently robbery, though but few dollars were
Obtained. Footsteps were traced from the house
to the tramps' camping place, and one was
nation.
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M unicipRl Court.

Frank Kenney for drumke nness and disturbance
was sent to jail for thirty days, Yesterday.
Joha Murphy whose case rwas continued for
further hearing to yesterday was found gnilty and
sentenced to thirty days in jiil committed.
William Hoyt plead guilty to a charge of va
grapcy, and went 70 the house Of correction for
one month.
Edward Duffy and Della Duffy were before the
court for drunkenness. They plead guilty, and re-
fusing to pay fine and cost were committed.
Thomas Clark for being tramp, went to the
house OF correction for thirty days.
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The Hurricane Granite Company has contracted
to cut the granite for the upper story of the st.
Louis custom house and post-ofice. This will af-
ford employment to the cutters on Hurricane
Island during the winter.
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FINANCIAL L COMMERCIAL.

EVENING RHPoIr.

EVENING hBfO9T.
New York. November Q. 1878. .
Money loaned a. q as On call. and closed at A.
per cent.
Sterling iso-a Tor go days, ls5-a-- ior
demand.
Gold opened at ioCls and closed at 1905.
Carrying rates, las per cent. BORROWING rates
lal.
CieaTinss, CO. 5o.0)o. Caston receipts, as4t.000
Treasury discussed sl2i 000 interest, A4II 100 for
bonds.
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Marrtrn.

In Gardiner, Nov 9Th, by Rev. Chas. A. Curtis
Of Augusta, Mr.. Eugene A. b ,rker 20 Mrs. Julia
X Brown.
In Pennington, Nov. ,, Ovanio r. Whittier of
New sharon, 10 Miss Lizzie K. Craig of Farm ngoD
In Fairfield. Nov. ,, Mr.. stephen +. Delano to
Miss Annie p. ToZier.
10 Sk,whexan. Oct 81, sumner ,rln to Miss
Mary n. Morse, both of SkOwhegan.
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We have received from the popular music room
of Mr.. Charles G. Hunt, Water street, opposite
the post office, the following pieces OF new music
Sweet By-and-By Waltz" arranged fer the
piano. another use for this ever charming melody I;
q plantation song by Harry Maclare, entitled,
Never Coming Back any More, sweet song !;
"The Devils March, an outgrowth, probably, Of
Hunts theology; Tony Pastors great song, with
chorus, Where was Moses when the lights went
out p q thrilling temperance song, with chorus.
"Strike for the Cause Of Temperance; knights
of Honor March, which should be sought for by
this new organization; "Thy Sire has come a
song OF Daniel Wilson, being an answer to BABY
Nine; Light Cavalry" scbottische. These,
with the best makes of musical instruments, are
tor sale at Hunts store.
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pifD.

In Athens, . 81, Mrs. Polly c., wife of Mr.. T.
W. Wiley, aged II vears, . months and % day-.
In Skowhegan, sept. -, Joseph Horn, aged IS
years and months.
In Damariscotta, Oct. 10, Miss Jennie Smith of
Bri- tot aged 50 years II months.
In Newcastle, Oct. %, Thomas Harley, aged 50
years, months.
In Freeman, Sept. 80, Samuel stowers, Esq.,
aged 81 years, p days.
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On account of the occasional less Of money when
transmitted by mail, we desire that all remittances
to be de by Postal order or Register ed letter,
at our expense; AS we cannot be responsible for
its safe delivery otheru Use.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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College Notes.

At Bowdoin College, Thursday. Nov. 9TH, the
Sophomore class elected the following officers
President, Fisher; Vice President. Briery; Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Whittier; Marshal. Walker;
Eulogist, Gfevens; Elogist, Cutler; Psnegyrist,
Staples; Committee Of Arrangements, F. E.
Smith, ,. Dyke, - Webster They chose for
their color, navy blue.
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DAKOTA,

fANKToN, November s. Bennett, rep, fbr
Congress, has 1853 majority in % counties.
There are more COUNTIES to hear from. These
and the corrected returns from the Black Hills
make his majority 1900.
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They have a healthy way Of dealing with
trsmps in Waldoboro'. A tramp was very severely
logged Saturday AFTERNOON by VIM. Cresmer, for
az alleged insult to his wife. The same tramp, a
few hours later. called upon William schwairs
wife and Afterwards attempted to enter the house
thinking Mr.. Schwarts was absent. In this he
WAS disappointed. Mr., schwarts administered
another thrsshng to the already bleeding body.
We don't think trsmps will attempt any respass
on these parties again.