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Frank E. Fowler taa bceu appointed General
Passenger Agent Of thu Missouri Parl.Ic Noau,
Railroad news was very dull yesterday, most
Of tho executive officers OF tho yarlous roa.ls
being out Vi town.
Tho Eric Hallway Comoany has purchased
twenty'six acres Of lind ut Hornrllsyllu III
oFsics to erect sew rouu1.housc, sllops, utc.
On and after May " iho Lake shore Noad
will placs IN sale rountt.trtp tickets butwrsls
Chicago and Saratoga for tho be,lct. u uple-
gates To tlse Presbyterian and baptist Assvll~
blies.
Frank P. Wade, late General Passenger Aecn.
Of lts indianapolis, Peru L. t.AIcugu Ituad. has
besn Rppolatel General Travelling Avent Ut I,lr
Chicago " Alum, With headquarters " laaian.
apult.
Arrangements arc now In proEreas to take
the indianapolis, Cincinnati i; Lafayette ltuai
out Of thu ilaut!s uf Receiver through Eoru.
closure sate. which IL to ba madu within thu
aext ninety days.
The stockholders of the Louisiana e. Missouri
h!ytr Raflsualt Company met Ia Ut. l.uu!4 OIL
Wednesday, all4 re.vlettcd tic fulaawig-namcd
HOARD VI n!recturs: j. L. 9rbree, Faysttc, Alu.;
". King, Fultuu, Mo-; J. J, AlltcIulI. u. Louis;
ueorgu straut, ChIcleo; Cl!yr,rs Il. Fo.trr'
cu'esKo; Il. 7. Tanscy, as. Lu!a; Il. Y. D.
, 1879-05-10

Morrison. Charles Wade, 10-year.old hsch-
wnTmnn.. aunt TO thu Dro,hers' hsy-
lnm; 1icnry Osiendorf. breaklng q
Aflchaei Sullivan, sllspccted III burglary IL the the
West Twclftll.Stroct Dlst!ct, $500 10 li,r iit;
Jamna barnes. Earccny Of Il directory. &tU0 10
tiie lsth; Joseph Noffle, tltsordetIy, &5D tlno;
charges of larcany In tho West LIKE. .atrpot dis
trict. s30U to tac 18th; Frank Edgar smother Of
the samo gang, charged win stealing horse
an,l buggy from JOHN MaskolI, sl,ono to t',o
Crmns Go'!s sd ~ t9 the lo pon
biz youthful companion In crime, 5000
to tho 10th: john 8heaAan, ono OF
tho ltadcrs OF ,hctsame rann. IN whose posscs-
sion wero found articles stUlcn ou thn lat Ut
May from tho residence Of j. W. Brooks, M.
1u$l West htonrov street, 81 900 to the Criminal
Court.
, 1879-05-10
c.. NJ. e. SIT. r.

Milwaukee,, May 0.-Concarnfng the a1r.line
extension Of tile Chicago, Milwaukee, .S ST. Paul
Railway to the Missouri River, tho Hon. Alex-
under Mitchell this morning Informed ruportcr
that the contractors aro making the dirt ty,
THUS far only gralIl, l,as beeu done, but track.
laying wll1 begin ncxt week, AlMl tic tron IL to
t,v put down Us rapidly as large gnngs can per.
form tlc labor w!thuNs Interfering nn coilse-
lucntlY llinderlng each ot!lrr. "'Yo calculate
to reach tlu Missouri tits fa!in said liz. Mitch.
ell. "rllc dIstaneo Is Il long one, u,ul SUCCESS
therefore prollcnsttcal: hut ftmly belIeyu
that tho l10 miles can bu trayrrsud unless dulays
from unexpected sources occur." 'iku iruIl ul
this important exlvnatom will probably 60 duwll
VI tho rate Ut two miles per day after start IL
once nude.
, 1879-05-10
RELIGIOUS.
CHURCH L111GAr1oN,

pn1hApsirnls, May 9.-Tho surpcme court
OF Pennsylvania has Just DECIDED tlu second sut,
growing out Of the suspension Of tru. II.
Stuart by thu Gonural Synod Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, fur hytnn.as,,gtng and
commuhng with other Evangelical Churches.
TlIis decision sustuns Stuart altl hts friends, at
t(1e saI''e tne condcsnainE tr ae.is,,l uf tho Hy.
nod and continacs the Rev. DR.. Stersett nnd Tie
second Reformed Presbyterian congregation In
thcuHdsputell lposscssono of tI'cir property, which
first suit. involving ssuflnr ssncs, wn4 decided
IN y like manner III fuv0r vi tho Ruy. Dr, Nc
Auley al.d t!lc Fifth Church, Of this city, anlnc
ting ago. The oi,!1lot. in both cases was Dolly
wood unl JlstIea Trutlkey dissenting.
, 1879-05-10

Block, houislana, Mo-; w.H Mn...
70; y. beekwftt.: Chtcago. ill., e""tehell, ch,e,,
~ beard was cfertcI by the ooasRaulsa on n
nansey "a President md WJli,.ssa, =! Of 4, +.
President. Mr.. W. ". Topc rlt',a NJ i, Hing Viz.
chosen secretary anl 'rrca.uturr.' r. o. LoaI., W.,
The authorities Of the too,..,
hiontfcel1o und Dolphi, Tnd.' hhsnps rhs.'ps betsesa
ata e the lYllaaapoiis, Delphi Tsf! Z h1.avs 1havs 1osd
row-ualiRe Road, orc nrrauei,,s ~ ,cnlcaEo Nar.
moneYs sub:crlbc.,. This Vii sIrs ~ iutntsh ,le
70 extend the iano forty n,iles ~ f,,, ample fund.-
Tho Ohio Il Efiss.ss!pn, m,,,u.
hoe watcr. The fniianspoli. pliaTsment fs'rent are ia
Lafayette md Vl,,dala Rosd. ~ cincinnati L
stl' between Cincinnati mi v. 1'e making liz
M ,tteen minutes quicker th,n eu,. w.. 9Ilc hoa,
hoau 10 dolilE Il. Al the tnttrs,.. .'.r r., - u ~
n.y. IN condition to run much fa,ta,o he II
10 now, a war on satus Is tmmlusns s' yuan tleJ
The cut on Eastern freight ,,,., -,
inalittlrated Thursday bs o,,u Of ,he whleh VII
Ill order 70 obtain freight for tna .tatls nes
cars now lying here was ,ron,ptiy sr ,sn w empty
te1aay=tle offending party beti5e 'S.ssa ~ 4 's
tot slli rates Us any Of its rlsaIs r r eaanofou,
entered It'to was for 1000 car.ioa,s o eohsrte
Y cents 70 New York. Ar. Scott o',,h, u eofn I.
y ~ atnolt'ouf young man tic a1yIs. sn. 20 E!st
inlirrand once did to 'youthfui '.Se -. Which
"Above all tnlngs don't l,ayo too ns5, a!p5lem,:
, 1879-05-10

MISCELLANEOUS
Detectives Grove nnd kunhlur yesterday re.
covered at No. 6al Cottage 0rovo avenue upon
a scarch.wasraut a quantity of silveFware, Jew
clry, opora-glasses, and other goods stolen from
". D. French.
Two notorious thieves named Albsrt Enmcll,
alias al Bneder, and William, alias "Bli I"
Houllhan, who have long bore each other u
grudge, mot Yesterday afternoon at the cornor
OF Union md Matl.cr streets. and, atter sot,o
angry words had passed butwcen them, En,fnull
drew a revolver md shot tits antagonist IN the
calf Jf tho trts leg. DR.. Lec, who drsssed tito
wound. pronounced It not serious.
ThursdnY afternoon Detectives Shea and
EcatI,g captured, nj tile corner Of Matilson n,ll
Aberdeen streets, two MISUNDERSTANDING char.
actcrs who 9are tt,etr natucs ID Edward Knowles
and Charles 4. Tayior. They epdeavoted 10
anl FROM this and subsequent actions
the ostlcers were satisfied ttat thcy wcre
adroft professionals. Some Tins later
they. "erc identified as William Heed, alias
Webb, ntid Frank Gage, two notorious thievos,
who were sont IRON this city TO Vt. Paul some
six YEars ago for heavy silk robbcries. Thtir
last appea7anco was al tho Arnlory fsw months
ago, when they we're arrested for saErancy. Uu-
rants, aud failing 10 appear lhe ncxt laY tl!ey
escape punishment. They will come before
Justice Morrison to-day on charge Of yagrancy.
Ala o'clock yesterday afternoon Policemen
Wiley md Murnanc At the Armory received il
note stating that parcel awaited them Ut sirs
AnGrowa' news depot, No. Oils State STREET, md
upon going thrre they recovered S34U gold
watch stolen fron, .Thadlcus F,aniEan, OF San
Francisco, the night tclore last OF, State
street. The police nrrcstcd fur tho
theft Thomas Lynch, Albert Harvey, Thomas
unrris, AMMO shealIan, .lnd Lizzie uIenn, a,nl
all were held yesterday by Justice Summer
field IN $G0U hall to tic 10TH LYNCH has ALREADY
squealed upon Harris, uud says ho Ia tic onu
vino anatcl,el tho watch Tie police think his
frends turned up Lie property In order to pre-
vGnt any further prosecution, but in this tlley
nre quito mt to be mistaken. Neither Mrs.
Andrews nor the police know who had tho
watch, rs tic parcel nh tho liote were delivered
by a boy, who disappeared before any questions
could bu asked.
, 1879-05-10


1catcu by yeas Is; nayst Il.
During the discussion Of the hill Ed Merritt,
q INC 5f0tt Ht1tsttr, wns on The flour Ut The
tiolsc working nard against the bill, as was nfso
Granger. Of McIIcnry. Tic country editors uro
l'nppy.
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
House bill S42, for an ac. to amend Secs.
~. la', N ns amended, nnll nno94 mud 297, OF MI
ersY. atnl Tor ite levg and collection OF taxes,
affirmed March 80, 1877, wns nc1t taken up.
slict11hn wanted scr. 2! stricken out, requiring
nEessons E, . 70 III st nersonal property under oath.
warrohc, md 1fet1,rr conld anybody else,
Nohlson, Of Fultnn. was uppospl to the hill
nScat'sc t, It nade t0x.!ccas almost conclusive.
~ ~ was lest hy sote Of Is yeas " o. nass.
hlntttitWs. Chairman uf tlt Revenue cutn-
mtttec, then moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was Inst that It might be rccul,l-
m!ttcd to thc t|cscn,,e Committee, md undo
"H5'n T'n,p speech ~ SUPPORT Of his motion. -.
Kabikun, Of Ftlitun saul he was In favor
o. ti.e ssconnttal Ut The bfl. II sumo of tho
objectionable features of llIc bill were removed
from It f1o would vote for II.
lnrtsr, ot Adams, WIS in favor OF tho
OF tsSis91 IL S. o. s'os'"0'' also spoke in favor
Lowell eno1c for the BIZ.
ri, ~ melton to reconsider was carried. md the
o1lt ~as fecommttett to tho Revenue Conlm!ttce.
EXEMPTION From TAXATION.
Senate ELL Ill., to afucntl srre. :I.a.,d 32 Of in
net entitled IAN MT for thr scss nent ri Irnn.
eftf a..l the feyy a1ul collie. ton .axrs.'' ap-
,.ro,n,,a "svn tnre' 1, W iS was assed. This bill
o1rlc,,,,,rai .aPHas Mpek Of mnntlactnritg.
taxation.
CAPITAL STOCK or RAILROADS.
This Afternoon Cross bill {51sl), proytj1nr for
thu assessment of tllc capital slork Of railroad
ng Ts IS ,e biIi cancerur ,rhc n it,' sn eh rn1ti.
has been aaid nu1 priuted. Il is li,r measure
satd tu have been prepared by Daye
Phillips, anu which tross has bycn cl,aiop!oui,,g
for $1,000 Ids hccn tnado rt,as n,a'lr III.
mailY stupid speech In Ito fayor. Not ann,hcr
vofce was raised for It, hut larco number of
speeches were n.atle against it by prnminrnt
, 1879-05-10

tn assert his rights upon the pending motion TO
lay Upon the table, upon which thero was no
discussion. then recognized Mr.. Robson. II
the gentleman hns been sat down unon, or hns
bccn ni'strcated, tho Chair docs not know It,"
t0rcat confusion au4 sl,out1ngl
Nobison--rhe gentleman .{siasou) says he
"was Informcd.''
NOW DEMAND
ho eiYo mo tho MIMI Of 1t. informant fspasms
among the lattes in tp gall rics.
Hopkins, Of Cook-llr e4u give TINT bcforo a
committee. Laughter.
The CHAIR fwfti Mt cifort at composurcl--A
further business, gcntlcmcnl
Tie irrcprcssislc Mason icro broke out again,
with d. much noise ns
| nor WITH nt'MRLEnRK IN HIS nRREcHrs.
aud shonted: Mr.. Speaker ] ltcsire to any
this: did not cfuim tint thr motion was ,le-
ba'as!r, but supposed BY ts1e consent of the
llollsc, might be heard. No member upon
thu flour ha1 objected or raised poInt OF Or
dcr''
Tic Cha.r {impaticntly)-A motion TO lag
upon tllr table Ia nos dei,ataor.
mc1,bcr-l n'uyo to adjourn. tConfusion.l
Afason-f desire to state
Thu balance OF this eloquent oraton will never
live in prlnt to he admired by postcrity md Dc.
-
sion arose that no Individual voleo could he
heard. III the tntl!st Of this nutso tho Speaker
put motion to adjourn. ltwas not carried.
Kohison-Tllo gentleman has not answered
my question.
Masou-If the gentleman tKob1son) brands
nc as falsiler, ho tnakrs, Mt the same time,
A coNsuMMATE JAcKAss or HIMSELF.
/ had tic information. Lou1 cheers. Tho
Sneaker pour1s bis desk fur!ously with his
Raycl.|
Robson {dcaantly}-Ttcn tell Il.
A'ason-I Will II I sec at. II do not ho Is
not man enough to make lno do III tCrIes anl
shouts In the chalnbcr.1
The Clla!t-That kind OF talk IL out Of or
der. Tte gentleman (Masou) MIL be finding
fault soon becaase he is not recognized by
tic Speaker. Laughter.l
Then, beginning to get mad, the Speaker
added: "ll'c gentcmau's language is i'm
proper, unparlamcntarr. uni ungcnttemauty.'
lGrcat confusion followed, during which Ma-
aon attempted to get thu floor, but tho
Speaker would not recognize him, and tho
l1uuso adtourucd In tho midst Of rumpus.]
Such Is law-making in Illinois. 1t Is
thought that, II Mason does not tell where
hc rot his Information, he will be scnt TO the
Sauganon County Jail!
, 1879-05-10

IN aatItloi u IT. tonEc and cathartlo properties,
l1astettrrs Stufnaci lllseEa exercsuA lwl,slcIul
tnl!Hcneo upon tlsn idacys and ballluT, wlou they
arc inactive, by stimulating thcm 10 renewed cx.
e1ton, thus rcopcntn:. ~ It werc snce fos the
escape Ut Impurities whu.o regular elanuc VI exit
II the ofeans Vt ur|nat,ou. Among thcse nss css.
tain abnormal and iaaHunsatorY elements, product.
ivo of lFFcpasnbe injury 10 tho ayslen, II not en-
sarey cxpslsd. Thu kldneYs mud bladder taem.
en'ses afu also soaun'sl By sh!s stimulus, ~ tAsIr
Inactivity IL usuatsy preliminary to lhslt diseasa
and titoTRaDixAi!pn. Tiny nlsu exporleuce, In
cunot! Will utltrt PORTIONS of tr systuI, tho 20.
tpst 1nvtkofatlss ultes Ut thu lttters, Wtcn tar.
stotIael. lowais, and liver.
, 1879-05-10
LOCAL CRIME.
Mr.. Shannon Says He Did It for
Fun,
And Because He Wanted to Clean Out
the Whole Crowd.
Tho Usual Stock Of Petty 0EItnd.rl.'.Criminal
Court Casts.

1dOMA3 SllANNONs
Thu supposed.lo.bo-lnsane tnan, Thomas
slannon. who opened fire on tile employees OF
the Star md Crescent Mills Thursday afternoon,
mud succeeded In hitting Jesse Garnest in tho
back nnd left arm. was introduced to Justice
Morrison yesterday morning. Those who vera
shot ut, a. we'll ns Gasnett, werc present, the
'atters injuries not being Of serious character.
though tho bullet has not been taken from his
arm. The Testimony clicitcd was substantially
In accordance with tho ACCOUNT Of tho nffatr
given in Frlday's TRIBUNE, n,,l shannon was
committed in lctault Of $4,000 bail, Tor trial
OH tho charge Of assault with intent to commit
murder,
A reporter found him In Coli 50 ut the County
Jail III tho afternoon, snDkng cloy pipe, mud
evidently absorbed II thought.
"1Iow 10 you tcntih asked The reporter.
"Oht all right,' ho replied.
"Can't yun get bail ~ -.....
~ don't Know. haven't tried to-"
"Yts."'
"Don't you want them 10 come and SEQ
voul,
"Not vet nwh!ie."
"Why did ron sAoot at those meni'
~ iad reason OF tny owa."
"What was Iti''
~ don't want to say ANYTHING about It now"
"Nnw Ia The best t1tno to tntk."
"Il1 speak nt another tlInc.h
"Wnat ..Ma, !.,!! a!d !, ,you shoot at shom tor1"
."pa you know whut you wero dotugi''
HGertanly."
"Ilnd they over harmed soua"
had enough troubtn 10 that mIll.H
aWeru you dtxchurged1'
- never was discharged Rnywherc.''
DID yon know The parties you auot attn
"Oh. yes; l know tlIcn.n
"Garnctt says he never saw yoil beforc.'
a!unnon tucked ut the reporter but said
nothing.
"Why did you shoot himan
~ wanted to clean ont the whole mt1;.'t
..Ase you all right In your headF'
Hn SMILED anl said, II alu always in nv
hcu1." 80 ''''
Docs your head ever trouble you3"
"Ycs, sumctimes.n
Shannon was very sullIY, an1 answered the
questions , as if lis 'n't want t. speaking SO
OF three times before his ai,swer beca,pc jntelif-
g,os. e was not q all excta1 but ho seemed
Illt 1al officials believe hIm 10 be insane, ii
50, l!e certainly ought to be put whr1c ho can
not ihjura any one, tor bis maula Is Of tue dun
Eerous Elnd.
, 1879-05-10

WHEELING. ". W., May 9.-'rhu bishops Of
til" Methodist Episcopal Church will huld their
sctnt'anlla Conference In this city on tho l5tl,
INST, to arrange iha Episcopal work for lhu
latter llall Of tic year.
, 1879-05-10

DETROIT, Mleh., hlay v.-Atlvlces from Crosse
1kla state tlat Faulerblfts force employed on
tho great tunnel lIas ilwInl1ad To two ,uru and
whevlbartow employed IN tho Canada side.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
O.aerea 10 DUTY.

MISS Miller, NlrS n bhiuWIu, vi "A
Palmer, ] b Bailey, A F Coronel.
Ordered 10 Duty.
WASHINGTON, July "a Lieut.
enant HassOn, recommended for
dismissal by cOurt-martial for
striking an Assistant-Surgeon at
Columbus, Ohio, is ordered to duty
by General Sherman, who says:
"While Hasson's action was unjus-
tifiable, it was not so disgraceful as
to warrant dismissal"
Nsm,o"tion by the President.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Among
the nominations made by the Pres
jdent for appointments of Second
Lieutenants is Francis Fremont, of
Arizona.
Oraers Scut tO General Miles.
WASHINGTON, July 24th.-Spec-
ial and positive instructions were
sent to-day by the War Depart.
ment to prevent Miles bringing on
an Indian War, and telling him
that the only purpose of sending
him into the field was to protect
navigation on the Missouri.
L.scsi fr.sn M emphis.
MEMPHIS, July 25th.-One new
case was reported to the Board of
Health to-day. Five deaths have
occurred since last night. A meet
Ing of prominent citizens was held
this morning. A Subcommittee
of four WAS appointed to name u
Permanent Committee of Safety,
who will aid the city authorities to
preserve the peace. Col. John f.
Cameron has been appointed on the
Governors staff, and is ordered here
to take charge of local troops. He
arrived this morning. The autho-
tiles are still unable to procure
means of transportation to the site
which has been selected for the es-
tablishment of camp 1t has been
raining all the forenoon.
The following kilograms have
been received:
NASHVILLE, July %.
TO Colonel John r. Cameron,
Memphis: Cameron is hereby as
signed to the command of the local
troops at Memphis. He will be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
ALBERT 8. Marks, Governor.
NASHVILLE. July 25.
TO the officers and soldiers Of COT
Ored companies, Memphis: The
eyes of the people of the State are
upon you. Prove true soldiers. !
IL 70 r1
Remember that the first duty of a
so er is "obedience.n
ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor.
JoLoRED PEOPLE OBJECT TO BEING
REMOVED TO CAMPS.
MEMPHIS, July 25th.-Four addi-
tional names were reported to the
Board of Health this afternoon;
also one death, Willie Taylor, cor
ner OF fernando and South streets.
The authorities are experiencing
great trouble in finding means OF
transportation to the site which
has been selected for the erection OF
camps. superintendent Monasar-
rot, OF the Paducah railroad. refuses
to furnish cars, fearing Indignant
citizens will destroy the track,
There is also disposition on be.
half of the colored people against
being forced out OF the city or re-
moved to camps. AT meeting
held by them last night resolutions
protesting against the scheme Were
adopted.
Five hundred people left to-day
Ofn Of xxyh toAly
steamer Ouachita Belle for ST
Louis.
The Howard Association has
about fifteen nurses on duty.
PRoCLA NATION RELATIVE TO PAS
"'"~'crPs md FRTre1rT DNTER-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27

tions and focked to the city for
rations. They say the colored peo-
OILS living on farms and raising cot
ton are supplied with rations by
the merchants, their cotton pros
poets being good. Last year they
remained at their posts, and when
their employers deserted, leav-
ing them without " dollar, they
took care of abandoned property,
nursed the sick, guarded the city,
and bnried the dead. They only
received what little was given them
to live, while they were doing such
Indispensable service. They oppose
the removal of citizens to camp
with fever in their system, because
1t spreads disease and scatters IT
through the country. They dis
courage the idea of running, even
in time of sickness, for it was the
sense of the meeting that running
only tends to spread the disease
and demoralizes the people.
Memphis specials still encourage
the belief that the fever is not like
Iy to assume the malignant epi-
demic form of last year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
fSanLuisO Obispo )and santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
GS-The steamers leaving San Francisco
santa Cruz and Monterey.
m8Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 o'clock 2. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
WEEKLY HERALD
TERMS

TERMS.
one srse,ny natl or express one copy.SSE
six months, " " ".I 81
Advertisements inserted NJ reasonable
ttt
Az tksmds of JOb.WOrk done TO
s,om rete with 6nB Francisco In
Pstce, style. aud EiogBnee OF WOrixs
nnuHhfD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27

WASHINGTON, July "a Lieut.
enant Hasson, recommended for
dismissal by a cOurt-martial for
striking an Assistant.Surgeon at
Columbus, Ohio, is ordered to duty
by General Sherman, who says:
"While Hasson's action was unjus-
tifiable, it was not so disgraceful as
to warrant dismissal"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
O.aer- seu. so General Miles.

WASHINGTON, July 24th.-Spec-
ial and positive instructions were
sent to-day by the War Depart
ment to prevent Miles bringing on
an Indian War, and telling him
that the only purpose of sending
him into the field was to protect
navigation on the Missouri.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
FOR sALE.

BY the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land In the State. Water.
risht goes with the land. Apply. TO the
oes sDtf e + Beauty W WSo nsw ssc1stsly msn s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
Nomination by the President.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Among
the nominations made by the Pres
jdent for appointments of Second
Lieutenants is Francis Fremont, of
Arizona.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
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