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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Pisaqua, Pees. was bombasasd ana de.
strsyed lsst week, causing q 1sss of about
one million soles. Launches at Mallendo
were sunk, several shots fred into the town,
and one COW ship relieved OF its cargo.
Iquique was bombarded for half An hour,
bat the lon waG GsriflinR. sA@ &
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Thsresistzy department Of the postofice at
1ndianapolis, Ind, was robbed on the morn.
ing OF the 18th inst, Of $3.50 and Afty regis.
tered lettsfs. The thiSf was familiar with
the premises, and II 10 supposed expected
to get large quantity Of per cent cert.
'dsases, Which we're expected as the ofics.)
The money and letters were found on the
tdth among some rubbish, in the 'h6ssAsnt
OF the postohRee bailaing. None of lthe
letters had been opened. No clue ~ the
tAfe(. ~ * z 81 2 FNsaIE ffE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28
Kielkea 10 Death.

Jno. Redders, q blacksmith, was found
cut upon the commons west OF Columbus,
Ohio, on the 18th inst He took horse
out to grsse on the night before, aad it 10
supposed the animal attempted to get away,
and in his efforts kicked Redders to death.
The body was terribly mutihtet, and bore
the prints of q horses hoofs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28
Cat the Cable.

/ Direct communication by cable between
Peru and Europe, is for the present inter.
rupted, Admiral .Robelledo, Of the Chilian
squadron, having cut the cable at fqui4ue
and taken the Chilli end Oh board his vessel
in order 70 place himself in direct comnu.
nication With the ovsrnmsnt at6antisgo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

A violent hurricane atSzsgedin, Hungary,
ON Ne soths ults destroyed the works pre-
pared Tor rsstsring the railway and filing
the breaches in the dam. Barges filed with
building material and earth we're mostly
sunk. The storm caused extensive fresh
breaches in the sailvAy embanhRsnt,sa end
theiabslsssars 10 Srsst dasger. Relief has
been sent them. -sals'@'s ~ '2"''- @ssss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

During the progress Of . thunder storm
at Fredericksburg, Ieds, ON the 18th iHt,
Samuel Dosreff snl Josiah AodSnt6g, I've
yelAghen who haA bssn Rotkiag in Hold,
and had taken refuge under large syca-
more tret, wers btruck By ughttinE md
killed. Aoarnibg wass kaockeA
into the river; Durrell was found sitting up
against The tfle. re- s.gaE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The Italian bark Analf, which cleared
from New York on the 18th, for Barcelons,
with q cargo Of 2,2oo barrels Of refined Pc
troleum, burned 10 the waters edge ON the
20sh and sank at the anchorage of Staten
Island. Loss $780, 900; insured abroad. TIE
crew WA saved.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

John and Robert Boat, miners, were
buried one hundred feet beneath the sur.
fsce ~by the saving Id Of ofe 1t washing
pond, near .Easton, Pa, on ths 18th inst.
The bodies havs been fecovered.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.


The United States rsvenas officers had !
Agh. with the bushwhackefs near Cumber.
land Gap, ON the l4th inat, and the notori.
oHs Burt Gaines was killed. ~ = s~@.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The Trading oompany's AfrikaaniscAs
MISUNDERSTANDING and Commanditore
bankvereiging at Rotterdam, have failsds
total liabilities sbout s750.000. Thsyshavs
some London connections, but the lossas
Are mostly in Holland. Bauer 4 Co., Lon,
don agents Of the Afrikaanische HAndele-
vereiging. have suspended. i3Si. -
Tho recent failure Of sWhittsmoTs, Pett
Post 4 Co., New York, has resulted in the
financial embarrassment of Charles Mssoa
4 Co., woolen monufacturera of PrevideAcs,
3. I and the Kent Wooden Co., Of Warwick.
The Sherre Iron Works company, limited,
Of Darlington, England, has failed. Tho
capital was f200, 900: liabilities Of Lloyd .
Co., Middlesbofroush, whsse failure was
announced il &400, 900. and those Of Hop
kins, 0ilkes q Co, Niddlesboroagh. El90,.
900. Both Of these Arms are also II ths
iron tfa1A. tts{% "a 40 @5 G5StE ~ &4sa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The bursting Of water spout in the west
ern part Of Louisville, KY, on the 18th inst,
was attended with considerable damage to
property, but no loss of life, although mum.
erous persons were dresdfully drenched.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Wren and Mrs. Howell were
10 small bost on. the susquehanna, near
kopp'a Siding, Pas On the 10Th iast, when
the boat capsixed, and the two women were
drowned. r..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The American Tract society held its an.
nual meeting At New York city ON the 7th
inst. The available resources during 1878
were $40 900; expenditures during the same
time $40 7OO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The residence of Justics Conklin, in
Nsslaah. Wiz wa Es4bsd o. " sse9ingof
the 18th. The thieves got away With
oskessoek CO.. tsiaiae $7,ooO n 1notssand-
| 81 n cash. eFN @'' =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

sCsnnAe erAtiess Il II KasslaA towns
cause great distress. Seventy, arrests have
been made in Orenburg on charges Of in.
cendiariam. Fosr male and nix female pris.
onsEs lars undergoing court martial At Kieff.
The prisoners include three noblemen, one
fsussian subject, and daughter Of privy
councillor. Among other arrests are q
titled lady and Z leading Nihilist The
streets of KieH near the courthouse, will
be clossd during the trial. Another Gre
occurred at hbit ON the 18th inst. Four of
the poorer quarters were destroyed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28
CAa.npiea Balliartlase.

A remarkable billiard match was played
at Chicago on the night Of the 18th inst,
between jacob Sch@fer and George r.
slo@on. The game was played at AcCor.
mick's hall for the three-ball championship
OF the world, one thousand points up and
$500 . side, with the following result:
Sehsfer s, 800, 305, total !, 200, average 3331<.
slosson IA, 9, 81, total A, average 143S,
Time IS minutes. Sch@fer's average il un.
precedented. The largest previous run
made was 464, which his second run ex.
ceeded by 226 points.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

A letter has been received from Prof.
Nordenskjold, OF the Polar expedition,
rom eastern Sbria, dated September 25th,
1873. snnonncing that al coanectsd with
the expedition were we'll,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Williams, Bsrnje ! Co. New Yesk, eottesa
brokers, have failed. Tho Arm &as shert
5000 bales. Williams il said 10 bs worfI
q, a,Ooo, 900 and promises 70 pay ~ essditsm
In fall. - x-s,. s.s
s1sl1ss ss1ln -. - II i3rsia Bsltaks: B.
d. TArslIalI. cotton manIlseedref. Prssass;
liabilities ga 6po0. G. y. r. anith, iros-
meager, MiddfesbosousA; iiabtlldss 2So.-
o0o. Lolys ssslby, nsrchaeta if4As S6A
ftrads. - - rs - - ial1lG
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

A Narysyills, tCal) dispatch Of the 14th
lays: The wife and fvs:yearold daughter
Of Mastin Salssbesssr, Gsttlsr esusty, were
found this. sfternoep sspspsndsd by the
asSks in e o0tbulldiAg ON his rancho
Sbta. thsss nilsA, ~aeftA Of Yubs City.
Mystery surrounds the affair. It is not
known wAethsr it u cass Of nunAsr or sub
eide. II was reported that the husband
was .nrsstsd forsthreats made assinst his
vifi X 81 "a ss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28
Turf Matters.

The board Of appeals Of the National
Trotting, association after three days ses.
sion at Chicago, decided the following i'm.
portant matters: In the case Of the horse
Edwin Forrest, the board expelled the fol.
lowing persons: Q. C. Pata, ofsSt. Loais.
the owner of Woodford and Nambrino;
Hadduck, the owner Of Edwin Forrest; e.
Pyle, driver of the horse Edward, which
won the race. The board likewise sus.
pended until December, n. Hisbss, Gus.
Gideon, J.J. Blown aud John Bigss. The
case vas then eontinued untl December,
wheA the NatioDsl assp pciatien will take
6nsl action. At the request of w. H. Van.
derbilt, the horse Small Hopes, which was
expelled before Vanderbilt sought him, was
reiustated. In the case Of Bonssstter W.
Protsins. growing out of ths Inaugural
meeting Of the Chicago jockey clab, the
decision was In favor Of Bensssttsr. A
match Tor $4,000 has been arranysd fes
June 10, ON the Chicago track.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Dn HeLLA.D rsosivsd si3ooo 70,
Ulttpe eWoatv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

A correspondent who has just traversed
the Danube from Giurgevo to Buda. Pesth,
telegrsphs that the Danubs 10 very high .
short distascse above Bassias where The
Austrian shore becomes low and fiat. The
aood extends great distance inland. Be.
tween this point and Belgrade the river 10
from Eve to fifteen miles wide. At Bel.
grade 1t is fully twenty miles wide. Nearly
al The Austrian villasss between Pesth ana
Baseias have water In the streets. River.
side inhabitsats informed him that the
water is already within two feet of the high.
est point recorded ana il still rising. The
floods, continuing 20 lste in the season,
must cause great damage to the crops.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

L. Iangbehm, . German, living on vegs-
table rancho, about hfty miles from Antioch,
Contracasta county, Cal, took his little boy
and girl, aged respectively six and rfonr
years, beat them to death with club, cut
their throats and then went TO the house
and blew his own brains ont with . shot
gun. The family had always lived happily
together, and the act il attributed to tenn.
porary insanity. wi ,1t
Patrick Welsh, . iabore1 ut Amber, .
small town near Terre Haste, Ind, murder!
ed his wife ON the night Of the 18th inst.
Welsh came home drunk and commenced
demolishing kis furniture. Mrs. Welsh in
attempting to leave the house was overtaken
BY her husband, who, after violently kick.
ing her, shot her twice with revolver.
A man named Charles Dickinson was
shot and killed ct Franklin Court House on
the 10th inst, BY Robert Dent to whom he
was he was administering q rawhiding
The men were rivals for . young lady hand.
Captain 1awton, of the Fourth cavalry,
shot and killed soldier Of the Twenty.
second infantry, at San Antonio, Texas, on
the 18th inst,
Two yearse ago q man named Dan Ed:
munds, eloped from Livingstone county,
Ky, with neighbor's daughter, leaving .
wife and faniIy behind. A short tins since
he started back 10 his former hoans with Ne
woman and child, and when near the Miss
issippi river killed and buried both. On
returning he took up with his lawful wife.
The bodies of his victims were found and
identified. Edmuuds was arrested and
taken To the scene Of the bloody deed,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

At Freeport, Ill, on the 18th, Dominic
Winkel, assd about 10 years, crawled out
on the limb of tree, adjusted moose and
launched himself into eternity. A letter ON
his person intimated that he WAS tired of
life.
Lieut.. c. n. Casrow, Of the Seventh
United States cavalry, blew his brains out
at his room in the Planters hotsl st. Louis,
on the 10th inst. The cause Of the act il
unknown. He is the son of q Pittsville,
Pa, divine.
George w. Bonney, formerly proprietor
Of the United States hotel, at Buffalo, N. Y~
shot himself ON the 10th inst
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Raported BY CHAuuEx1, BnowH Co., Oopmisuiou
NashantAs Milwaukee ana cAioga -


NEW Y0RK, Nay 2l-3 90 2. M.-Cotton-
Irregular at 1876 for middling uplands.
Flour-Dslis receipts 1900 ibis; salss H..
600 bbls; super state and western $500
$50; oomnon to good extra, 4S.6502. 2.85;
geod g choice. $500 .6oi white Wheat
extra, $4.56@625; extra Ohio, $40o0 100; /;
6A Louis, D.0@600; Minnesota patent,
160007.75; rye deux. stesdy~ and qniet.
dses.d end ss PIE: s:5c 81 xis1s,s
Isl, 900 bus; salss iS6,Soo bus q 4sK915ke
for mixed Westsrnp 19aey-DulL Oats
Dun receipts 1leyOo0 buaj sales $4,000 bus
= 34030c for mixed westsrn. Pork-Qaist
at $l0l2H. Bsef-6tsady. LArd-Quist
a1d yhclAn0sla Rplter - Unchanged.
Chssse-At 9o6e. Whisky-Atsel.04I<Q
LOS. Sagar-6x@6H. Eggs-As l0@l2 Ns.
PstsoeanlGtuds n S45<0; refined .at $40.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

The 6~ and Hsruld Of PAnana, Of the
9th Of May, says Gen. Garces, who had
been pfoclaii1sdss se(el, hade n attack
Win sqnd i, oos.oeps hpfns paAy Of Har.
tsdistas, in Amaime, Canca valley, and met
With i complies ldefeat. The dsad ~ sstk
mated from 250 70 500. Cali was taken BY
the Nartadistas with Z loss Of eleven killed.
Gsross and hia men were later taken pris.
onsss and arms and ammunition captured.
The rebellion Of Garces was thus terminat-
-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-28

Dr. G. W. Asars. leading Indiaaapolis
pbyiieisn, died pn the 9oth inst.
Ex.Gev. Aaahel Peck died at Waterbury,
VT, on the 19th inst, aged 76 years.
/ Elnofe p. Rsss, prominent citizen Of
Auburn, N. X, died on the 10th.
Chief Engineer J. B. Kimball, Of the Pen.
sacola lFla.l navy yard, died on the 1StA
inst He wa native Of Illinois.
JudgS Asa Parker died at Philadelpkia,
Pa, % the 18th inst, - ~ 7Sd ysas Of NJ
age.
Geo. d. Maynard, auditer ef ~ S3ty d
San Francisco. died suddenly st Gwin mine
on the 10th. fA&S @g r.
Jacob stempAl, Bwls pslitician, sadin
1861 president Of the Swiss confederation,
and sub1seasmtlya = member Of ths Gsnsvs
court of arbitration n NE Alabaaha claims,
is dead In his sixtisths year. He waaone Of
the chiefs Of the radical party, and at one
time editor Of the Bsfhs 0asssse. he se.
tired lfreaa Pnhlie lifs y. 1895 <ysa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17

, 1Tihle and also packed iron, lime to
time. and Fever yet has a State saw
proper 70 change from ballot voting
The practical test ana experience Of
other States should have an iodueuc-
with Us. We cauuot believe that, the
people of all these other States arr in
league together to perpe,uate corrup-
lien in their own elections; bat, fhe
rather that experience hastaught them
to honestly prefer the ballot system
Nor can We contend, that the people Of
those States. are possessed Of any less
manhood or chiyalry in proelaimjng
aud maintaining their political seo;r,
meuts than Kenrucki4n-. We mold
KeD'uckians TO be the equals Of auy
people on the face Of the earth, bu,
We are not so arrogant as to assume a
superiority 10 all iaiugs over al If our
neighbors.
The Ne,os cites Instances Of ballot
box stuf,ug" ID the great cities OF
New York and Philadelphia, and says
no such charges can be made about
Kentucky elections, where we vo;e by
the mouth. We answer. that DO such
charge can be maintained against the
elections in Tennessee, Missouri and
other States where they vote by ballot
In the great cities, like the ones cited
all know that the elections are, ofteu-
times, mere barglin- aud sales The
same corrupiions would exist under
either mode OF voting; because. wher
the officers Of an election are 10 collu.
sion they can corrupt any election
Experience has proven, however, thai
these cOllusiOns aud eorruptions Cal
more often be detected through the
ballot system; aud being the best tt
detect, it is the best to preceat
Aside from political issues, we con.
END that ia the matter Of local cleo
tions-in the voting for county officers
town officers aud State officers, the
individual voters real choice is NOR,
certainly obtained through The ballot
10 the ballot the citizen does not risE
business interests, personal biokering-
aud animosities when he votes. If j
i eqsally fair to all, aud freer Il
many, why not adopt it?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
AnsbonY go neat nlnchburn

It seems now conceded that the
machine politicians of the State are
against BIackbur for Governor, aud
for anybody to beat him We don t
know what the old fellow has done to
provoke their ire; but one thing we do
believe, aud that is that these WORTHLESS
had best so slow in their Vaccinations
10 defeat the peoples will, or they II
hear something buzz about their own
ears. There is no possible doubt bu'
that large majority of the people o.
Kentucky desire DR.. Blackburn to be
our next Governor, aud the State Con
vention ought to so record their will
a few such transactions as is reported
about the Union county convention
aud things will "buzz"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
Tne Only sale Rnie.

St Demands rule is the only safe
one: Before beginning any employ
ment, consider whether il is one ia
which you would be unwilling that
death should surprise yon." Aud
consider this the only safe rule with
regard to all doubtful questions We
often hear doubts whether certain EN-
ployments are lavful, and certaiu
amu>ements permitted o the Christina
These are all to be settled in thls sim
pie way; wheresocver a man would be
afraid to die, there il is wrong for him
TO live Every place that he would be
ashamed For death to fetch him Of, Il
he be wise man he will never enter.
Every book he would be afraid for
death to peep over his shoulder aud
find bin reading. If be be wise man
he will never open"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
rne Great Coch MIN.

The main to be fought al New Or
leans next month, between Kentuek y
and Tennessee game cocks upon one
side. and tbo~e Of Georgia on he other,
s, proiariu& considerable excitement
pbe Geargia chickens viii be il charge
- uau uame6 Brown, who lormeriy
owned an intera4t>ia Dan K, The race
horse. aud who, atN;he last meeting of
the Louisville Jockey Club. had much
10 ,ay abuu; Ben IIjll x the Tennessee
two year old The Kvntucky and
Tennessee birds are un3ers;o9d to be
the property % MIA NJ Y8ddeli, Of
Loai>yitie They are said to possess
rare fighting ability ia this section.
As BIB HaIan puts It's, "I'll bet 500
to $50 on them, seems to be the gen-
eral impression concerning their chan
ces. The Dominiqnes' to represent
Kentucky are a cross, and not the old
keu1ueky D9miuiqaes which until
the last several years beat the world
Mr. WaddeiI purchased for "A very
large sum, several years ago. thirty
hens irom a Tennesseean nsmed IIud-
aie-fon These "HudlleSton heus,
a. they are now chilled, we're crossed
by Irish Dominiqnes. and their get
viii be put forward to whip Georsia'~
chickens, which are called shawl
Necks The latter have an.ezceileuf
reputation. Mr.. Wadden has about
one hundred ami fifty chickens from
which to make a selection They are
now in Tennessee, aud will go via
steamer to The Crescent City II Coar
ie- Journal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
Farmers gbe!r Own Steam
EsR-assEaess

Judge Dtigg~ OF New York, /, oul
with proposition TO the farmers OF
the West Tie proposes that they
raise fund Of S509o000 TO build a
feet OF twenty first class ste 'm-hip> OF
two Thousand five hundred tons burden
each, for the purpose OF carrying them
wheat 10 Europe at first cost. lie ar
CUES that such feet could carry grain
aud all produce abroad quickly aud
cheapy, aud that they would pay THEN
own cost over aud over Il would
bring the producer aud consumer close
together. aud would release large
army Of middlemen who now thrive by
exorbitant charges Judge Drigg- i,
the mau who conceived aud carried
out plan for draining the Jersey fats
which from waste lands have become
worth many millions Of dollars.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
4 New Com, Fietd.

FROM Mty Htld DSHOVhAi'
Hearing that coal IN paying quanti-
ties had been discovered on Paother
Greek, six miles east of Mayield, We
several gentlemen from
that neighborhood aud learned thar
;hereports were true. Ia some see
Il MS veal coal is found on the surface
of the ground and ou the bed of the
creek. 0ne gentleman informed Us
that he had taken some of the
coal found on the surface home and
burned it From what we conId gather
10 doubt exist i1<our minds bnt what
coal i to he found in the eastern
portion of Graves county in quantities
sufficient to pay for mining it. The
only drawba to the opening of the
mines is the want of capital The
owners Of the land on which the coal
IS found have not the money 10 work
it, but are willing to 20 inlo any ar
rangements by which shaft can be
sunk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-17
Tho Law.

TIE attention Of physicians, sur
geous aud wiawives i callei - the
following provisions OF the law con
tniuea ia section , Of ChaPier 13t
$ s.i5n Acts Of 1874, passed January
3I,A, 1871
1t hail lie the duty of all physi-
clans. surgeons. and miieives to keep
registry Of all births AID deaths at
which 'hey have prefes siopally attend
ell, showing. ia cases OF births Dame
of the father and maiden name OF the
m0tier aud their residence. sex, and
color of the child, together with IT.
name. il il shall receive one, and
neither it was boru alive or deud; aud
showing. 10 cases OF death tie name
age, sex. color. aud coudilion( whether
>ingle married or widowed) uame aud
surname OF parents, occupation, resi-
deuca. aud place of birth Of the decea,-
ed Provided further That when
two or more physicians, surgeons, or
mi1wives may have attended proteS
sionally at any birth or death that
Physicians. surgeon or Midwife who
is oldest 10 Attendance shall make the
re gi-rry
BY section Of said act it is madt
the duty OF said physician. surgeon,
or midwife, to deposit said registry. OF
a copy thereof, with the County CLERK
Of the county when the birth or dea Ii
occurred on or before the 10ih Of
January in each year. Said registry
or copy, to contain all births and death
at which be or she may have profess
sionally attended during the year end
ing Oh the 3lst of December previou,
10 said time.
The law imposes penalty on eacf
person violating lis provisions for eacl
Intense