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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
ROUSNG COUNTY CAMPAIGN

CARMEL, n. Y, Sept A large crowd as
sembled In Agricultural Hall to listen the Hon VIM.
T. Fiero on Thursday evening. The audience was I'm
full svmpathy with speaker from the first and gave
full vent TO It's enthusiasm at every step his argll-
ment Every town in Putnam County was represented
in the meeting aud many people present from al
Joining counties. The gee cluj composed Of the best
voices TO be found in tae neigh bohoOd number
Of selections and altogether the affair is considered one
of the most successful mass-meetings held here.
The Old Put club il wide awake and pulling encT-
gecay for large X publican majority. The indlca-
lions OF the most cheering character The club was
orgauized SIX weeks ago, and has been hard work
ever since. Meetings held under lts auspices In all
the neighboring villages and every Republican voter
will be impress with the necessity Of dong his duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE ROUT OF AYOOB KHAN.

LONDON, Saturday. Sept. A, 1850.
General Roberts telegraphs at o'clock on
the evening OF 1st inst follows "AyOob Khan's
army has been defeated and dispersed 1t Is hoped WIN
but slight loss side. One British regiment has
three officers killed and wounded and eighteen men
killed and fty-seven wounded. Tho loss Of the native
troops on our side Is not known, but 1t IL believed
not to be excessive. AyooD Khans camp was captured
The body OF Lieutenant Mac LaiDe was found IN the
camp and appeara indicated that he had recently
been murdered" Lieutenant MacIaine. who had hcen
missing the battle OF kushkN Ak mud, was prls-
oncr in AvooD's hands.
General Roberts III his dispatch says Ayoob Khan's
army was totally defeated and completely dispersed.
Two of the guE, los; by artillery at the time
of the attack on General Burrows were recdptuIed.
several heel guns OF cabre fell to the splen-
did infantry OF This force.
- The killed include Leutenant-C c OOnel BrownlOw,
CAPTAIN Ffome and Captain StratOn. Among the
wounded are Lieutenant Colonel Battye, Major slater,
Captain Murray and Lieutenants Menzies Monroe and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
AT THE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

The communications received At the National Re-
publican Headquarters il nearly every case contain
cheering accounts of the progress of the canvass all
over the country, and most of the visitors who call
say that they never saw so much downright entlu-
siasm in the party is seen all over the country
now To these stirring accounts there are few
exceptions, and one of these was that given by
Senator Bruce, who among the callers at
headquarters yesterday. There was no hope of
Mississippi being carried on the Presidential ticket,
he said but he added that he had not been home
for some time and had no knowledge as to what
nrogress the Republicans might have made in the
canvass lie had just come from w Washington. and
was on his way to Indiana, where he will make a
fairfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
LIGHT ON CURRENT AFFAIRS.


- CONSERVATIVE PEERS FINDING FAULT WITH
THEIR TEMPORARY LEApER-rnE RADICALS AND
IRISH PARTY PLEASED AT THE LAUNDERING
OF TIRE HOUSE OF LoRDs-EXTENsIvK CoRRUP-
TON IN RUSSIA
The conflict between the House of Lords
and the Commons is referred 70 in the London
cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE. which points
ont that the Conservative Peers are dis
satisfied with Lord Redesdale, their tenn
norarv leader, for his bad management.
The Radicals and Irish party are rather
nleascd at the awkward position in
which the Peers have placed themselves.
Mr.. Callan made speech while drunk in tho
British House of Commons, and has been sus~
reuded for the rest of the session. The anxiety
regarding the Afghan campaign has
oba,ed. Turkey is still trying to postpone
the settlement OF the Greek claim. Tho
Baroness Burdett-Coutts is sick in conse-
oucnce of the recent excitement Grave cor
rupiion has been found in the Russian ad-
ministIatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
A GREAT CHANGE AT SOUTH AMBOY.

NOJTH HMBOI, :. %, DCIIV'
cTatIc south AmDOy, winch twenty years ago could
boast OF only ID Republican voters against $50 Demo-
cratic and five years later of only 81 Republicans TO
$50 Democrats. has opened The present campaign with
a Garfield and Arthur club numbering 200 members,
while members are signing their roll every day. In
those early davs no dared to open room or hall
TO the bakers Dozen" and no mau dared to make n
Republican speech IN puolc. The club abovenamed
has O large hall rented FOR the campaign with free
reading.room open every night; while a
clee club OF sixteen young voters sings
camnaign songs with a vim that whole town.
Tho roll membership shows many od Democrats who
NJ st ha We awakened to tie ruth
and no declare themselves Ia favor OF protection. 1nry
expect TO roll up a handsome yoie, and pernaps
iorlty fDr Carried and Arthur November They are
llye men, every OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
ORGANIZING LOCAL MEETINGS.

The Central Campaign Club i busily engaged in
organizing meetings throughout the city, 10 each
Of these u contingent OF the Central Campaign
Chorus Club is sent, and the proceedings are en-
lvcned by their patriotic songs. The ANth District
will have banner-rasing and public meeting on
Thursday evening and addresses will be made by
General II. \. Barnum and Colonel Henry Beany. The
XXIst District will have n largo meeting at De
Garmo Hall, Forty -sevenih-st. and Ehth-avc on
Friday evening. The following engagements Tor
the Chorus Cub are announced:
XXlld District at IOTkvIlle Hall, East Eighty
srxfil-St TUESDAY evening, September Z.
XXth District, at BreyoOrt Hall, Thursday even
inG, september -
XNth District, at Eighth-ave. and ThIty-hfih-st,
Thursday evening September g.
XXIst District, at De Garmo Hall, Friday even
ing, September 10.
lid District at Science Hall, Eighth-st., near
Broadway. Saturday evening, September L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

into corrupt practices at elections in seven
borouGhs. three being cathedral cities. 1t is
probable that there will be fresh legislation to
reduce election expenses. It is acknowledged that
In Durham County 100000 $25O.OOOl was ex-
pended in contestng four seats representing 10000
voters. The Radicals call for the prohibition of
cessive expenditure
THE CONSERVATIVE SKIRMIsHERs.
Lord Churchill and his noisy fourth party of four
members are about to celebrate their first session
by a dinner They have invited three kindred
spirits, their warmest foes-Mr. Labouchere,
Sir William Harcourt and Attorney General James.
There are evidences of more good, however, and
greater sOciablity in English political circles than
there were during the last Liberal Parliament.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
Minister Lowell has issued a circular to English
authors asking their opinions in regard to copy
right treaty.
CORRUPTION IN RUSSIA.
Tie resignation by the Grand Duke Nicholas Of
the command Of the Imperial Guards displays how
the administration is honeycombed with corTup-
zled the redmental funds systematically.
General Loris MclkoG. on meeting with
opposition from the Grand Duke, disclosed
his peculations. The Czsrewitch was indignant.
and compelled the Grand Duke Nicholas to resign.
The builders of the Cars new yacht charged
$50 600 100000 extra. giving secretly a check
to another Grand Duke for that amount The prac-
tice is common in Russia.
TIE BARONESS BUaDrrr-COUTrS.
The Blroness Burdctt-Coutts, who has set her heart
on marrying Mr. Asamead Bartlett is il! in cOnse-
quence of her friends remons,Tances. The alien
clause in the Duchess Of st. Albans's will cannot tits
sad apply in the Mr. Bartctt,who, Lis friends
urge Is in effect an Enslisnan. There prospect
of a run on Couts's Bank consequence or the ex-
pccted withdrawal Of the Baroness from that con-
cern
DRAMATIC ENTERPRISES.
The Mastodons are playing TO large popular nu-
diences. They intend to Go the provinces till
Christmas, and then perform in London I'LL March.
@ The Mighty Dollar is the most successful of the
American series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
CArTARAUGUs TO BE DEPENDED on.

OLEAN y. Y, Sept. 4.-Cattaraugus County
is for Garfield by large majority the letters of
judge Henderson the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee Notwithstanding Henderson is the same man
who In 1873, sad that "thc Democrat who helped to
put down the Rebellion ought TO have bis tongue cu
out" This speech made at 2 political meeting held
in Randolph. There this city about 1900 voters
or this number $50 enrolled in the Garfield aud
thur Club which will give the Republicans majority
OF over 400 These 1igures arrived Mt after
careful canvass of the town. This VIII be
an increase OF $50 majority any previous
wear The Garfield and Arthur Club formed Just
after tie Democratic nominations with thlry-rigt
members From that small beginning has grown club
OF $50, which is being added To day AZ over the coun
y tbe same activity l. noticeable. Count Caltarau
gus for a large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
IorDON SafurdaV SsDt

In the House Of Commons this evening
James Cowan, Liberal member for the City OF
Edinburgh, made vehement attack on
the Eastern policy OF tho Government
and demonstrated with the Government for withhold
ing formation. Sir Charles Ike, Under Foreign Sec
rctaiy. protested against MI Cowan's lmpassloned
speech and denied assertion made by him that Eng
land proposed to force the Dardanelles and lombard
COnstan,inOpe.
The Appropriation act passed Its third reading In the
House of Commons to-day. and afterward passed It's
first reading In the House Of Lords
The of Lords has passed the Hares and Rabbits
hill as agreed to in the House OF Commons yesterday
Dnrug The session of the House Lords to-day Lord
Redesdae referred the speech OF Mr. Forster, Chief
secretary for Ireland In the House OF Commons yester
day be assailing he House Of Lords.
The House OF Loris will meet again on Monday next
and the House OF Commons on Iuesuay, when Parpa
ment VIII be prOrOGued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
HlNsDALE TO BE WON IF POSSIBLE.

OLEAN, \. Y. Sept. "A large and enthu-
sasc ratIf meeting held Thursday evening
at Iinsdae " Y, under the direction OF the Garfield
and Arthur Cub OF that place A delegaton OF 1875
members of the Marching Club Of Olcan by special
train on ETC equipped with torches and unforms
They were met b. detachment OF the Oean Cavalry
Company AT the depot Hnsdale, and then all formed
IN line and raraded the principal streets. The hall
dilo1 Major T. v King of Pottsve, the orator OF the
evening was heartily received The masterly way b.
get forth the records OF both political parties carried the
udie nce by storm At the close Of the large
number ca me forward and signed the roll. Hinsdae has
alwavs been strong Democratic town. but out ook
for the pubcans better this than before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
TELEG RAPHIC NOTES.

DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
SEAvIHw. \. j., Sept. 4.-fIenry Berger age nine
teen OF Chicago drowned who bathing here this
ing. - - - ,
ALBANY, n. Y. Sept. 4.-Colonel Bowen general
snperintenent the state FAIR arrived 10 day. and
charge OF the arrangements for exhibitors.
FAILURE OF CLoTHIERs.
BUFFALO, Sept. AZ. 1rshhcld & Co., whole
sale coiher- ignment 10 day 10 Hram Exste
The liabilities about slO0O Tue assets are unknown
but supposed ~ DO large
BUCHANAN's BAIL FORFEITED.
PnILADtIPHiA. Sept. A. the of DIR.
Buchanan charged In the eourt OF Quarter Sessions with
lawfully signing certain diplomas pnrportinE 20 confer
academic srres tie bail WAS forfeited ins morning
IMPROVING THE DELAWARE.
BoRDFSTowN \. j., Sept. 4.-Tne contract fol
removing the large sand the Delaware River
purpose opening navigation between this city Tren
ION has been awarded United states and
the work has already begun.
MINING TROUBLES IN OHIO.
COruMDUs OHIO. Sept. f.-The sheriff of Jackson
County reports Foster that while Affairs
quiet among Coaon the troops have recently
been whlo picket DUTY and that he Tears serious
touDe IN tho TROOPS are removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

belief that was first entertained in St. Au0lstine,
whittier the letters were immediately carried, that
the lost steamer was the Vera Cruz.
A further search along the shore south OF 81,
Augustine was begun. For miles the
beaches were strewn with portions OF
the cargo and wreck, and the personal ci'cts OF the
passengers and crew. Thirty .mIles south OF So
Augustine several bodies were washed ashore,
and were buried wi,h simple aud impre"
Here was washed ashore the body Of General Alfred
I. A. Iorbert of Milford, Delaware, who wa,
one OF the passengers. The body was buried
lives near Dayt0na, . town nearly opposite
Mosquito Inlet Nine other bodies were also buriee
three being women and girls, four thOIgbt 70 bt
sengers Among the bodies was that of az
old gray-hared man. Descriptions OF
the bodies were taken, and the clothing and trnkeu
were retained a means Of Identification.
Portions of trunks the cabin furniture and different
parts OF the steamer were found Iyine
along the beach in the vicinity of the bodies A
day two later the fishermen Cf this neigbOrhooc
discovered hulk floating far ont at see, and II u
thought that another wrecked vessel ~ coming
ashore. Ii is regarded as possible that fhls may b.
TIE Vera Cruz on ler beam ends, but II is not
thought probable.
OF tie passengers, A. K. Owen. an old lady and
young woman were saved. according - dispatchei
received IN this city yesterday. Two sailors
Mason Talbot and James Kelly, are also
shore on panks and pieces OF the wreck
4 number OF the crew arrived III JacksOnyllle.
Fia in sailing vessel: aud word was imncdiately
sent 10 NtN-1Wh. tue men were tNNd"ni'h dIb
SUFFERING j. AleXaudre & sons. the owners OF tho
wrecked steamer, telcgraphed 10 have tiem cared
tor and sent o NeN-lOrk.
The cyclone that was 50 fatal 10 the Vera Cruz
did much severe damage TO other shipping on tho
Florida coast. several other wrecks Of sailing Yes'
scls being reported. Its effect on land was dlsas.
irons. For several days the mpeTatU,c had been
between 500 and SO in ~. Augustine, and
the barometer was falling. Danger SIGNALS we're
accordingly ordered up at Key " est. J3ck,Onyille,
and other cities on the coast. and many of the
smaller vessels had time IN which 70 prepare for tha
cyclone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
PLOTS AGAINST THE CZAR.
IOSDpS. Saturday, Sent 4,

LONDON. Saturday, Sept A. 1850.
The Berlin correspondent of The Daily Ne'cs
telecraphs as follows: wellinformed ST. Peters
burg correspondent writes me that one mine WAS dis
covered n the Government of EkaterinOsav on Friday
last previous the Emueror OF Russla's journey from
Tsars to Livad! and another In tno Coy
mem of Taunda, 1l6 versts further on the railway
to SlmpherOpol. found only the dav before nc
started. Tue latte mine contained three pools tlOo
nonndel of dynamite. packed in There
a wrc connected with the mne but no battery attached
TO II. ,. -,
greaies. vigilance view OF the EnperOrs intended
Journey. The details about the nine IN laurlda are
from competent source.
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HIGHWAYNEN IN KENTUCKY.

VISITORS on THEIR Way TO THE MAMMOTH CAVE
ROBBED OF $1,000
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 1.-Two stages which
run between Cave City aud the Mammoth Cave
were stopped By hghwaymen lost night and
all the passengers robbed. The stage 10 the
cave wa. the first attacked The passenger board
vas robbed. The coach coming the other way was
shortly aferward met by two men horseback heav-
ily armed, who ordered the driver to stop. They
then compelled all the passengers to get out.
and stand in line and ordered them at pstoPs poiut
10 give up all their property. The travellers were
unable 10 resist successfully and surrendered all
tIeir yauabes. The robbers took possession Of
the passengers money ewelry aud watches amounting
In value t. - 200 After the exploit the robbers made
their victims take a drink or whlskey with them and
rode off The greatest excitement prevails In the neigh
hor hood where the daring crime committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY.

CuETENYE, Wy, Sept. 4.-President Hayes
and party arrived here this evening Half the
population was present ut the depot and greeted
the party with desfening cheers. Major Adams
rendered the President the hospitality of the city in
few remarks the President responded thank
ing the people for their hearty reception. He
paid glowing tribute to the people who had
the enterrrise populate the wild waste OF dreary
plains and create wealth apparently out Of nothing.
secretary oi War Ramsey and General sherman also
made happy speeches Mrs. HAYES was called out BY
the vast crowd, and bowed her acknOw ledgments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
DELAWARE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

DELHI, n. Y, Sept. 4.-The Delaware
County Republican Convention was held here Thursday.
Delegates TO the Congressional Convention FOR the XXst
Dstrct were avorng the nomination OF General
Ferris Jacobs, jr, for Congress The following county
ticke, was nouuatcd For Distrlct-A AttoruevJouas NJ
Preston: Member of AssembJ-Wlan Lewis; Euper-
intendent the Poor-John Hison; Coroner-Jsmes A.
Gladstone aud Justice Of Sessions-FredeFick W.
Hmiil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
GENERAL GRANTS BUSINESS PROSPECTS

CHICAGO, Sept. IA special to The Tribune
from Galeua says that g. W. Ballou banker OF New
York and the largest sockhoder Of the San Pedro Gold
and silver Mining Company, was in Giena on Thurs
day and had a conversation with General Grant about
the nine states thar General Grant was firm in his
decinatlon Of the presidency OF the company although
the directors agreed TO place of their stock
on the market lnducenert for hlm to reconsider
bi srofus al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
GAMBLING IN GRAIN,

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The County Court this
mor ing arising out Of the purchase of grain
privilege from bucket snop, a demurrer, decided
that the Endorsement Of a draft "A grain wager as
void that the payment ~ the winner after notice at
the bank the loser not to pay made the bank liable
TO nav n time the or the loser, nnd the
bank which had paid the draft In the case a ISSUE was
I.II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
A PLAGUE AMONG INDIANS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 4.-RepOrts from the
Inner a,neau thai the Indians dying in large
nnmbers from the smallpox The Teu-Brules have been
travelling ID small parties. One 10y they fall victmsto
the terrible disease and are Immediately abandoned tby
,e res of The marty and left die Of starvation II rot
NJ dsease Trails OF these parties can easiy be followed
6y the dead bodies lying exposed at short distances
alonR tle line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
NONNOJITU COUNTY AWAKE.

RED BANK. n. j., Sept 4.-The Republican
Campaign Club OF Red BaIk opened the campaign In
this town Thursday with a rousing and enthusiastic
meeting which was attended by n large audience of
both Republicans and Democrats aud "a number OF
ladies' Addresses were made by General George W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
AGROUND Az CALAIS.

LONDON. Saturday, Sept 4. 1880.
The British steamer Rebecca, Captain PEN
der which sailed from Newfork August D. Tor CaIas'
g., ocround nj the latter place Fress attempts Eave
ieen made TO float hor She is discharsing her cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
VISITORS At THE ART MUSEUM

The number of visitors at the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art, in Central Park, during the past week
has been as follows: August 80 pay day 10; Au-
gust 81 (pay day). III; September 1. 9,203; Sep
tsmber ., S,Slj: September 3, 7s4G: September l.
262I. Total Ior the week, 2S, ,731
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
REPUBLICANS FULL OF FAITH.


GREAT DEAL OF WORK DOING-NEw CLUBS AND
MEETINGs-IIrrLE HOPE OF MrssIssIPPI-MINoR
NEWS.
The Republican Campaign Committee IN
this city is busy organizing meetings. Visit
ors to the National Headquarters are confident
of victory. Senator Bruce has little hope of Mis-
sssippi. The Democratic factions have made no
further arrangements about the distribution OF
offices. Clubs continue to be formed by Re-
publicans actively, and there is an encOur-
aging determination everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
TIE CANADIAN GRAIN TRADE.

MONTREAL, Sept. 4.-Ths receipts OF grain
at Montreal from January 10 date, by railway and
al amounted TO 1920 300 bushels; up this ume
last wear II was lO,5lI .S21 bushels showing gain
~ 83 749 bushels, 20 per cent The sbpinents ore
"a 3ox SI3 bushels against o6lO8sS bnsheis Tor the
same In 1879, showing sti iaikoi 'Heeaoe Va
803 S26 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE DEFENCE OF CANADA.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. AT the next session
of the Dominion Parliament the Minister OF miea wiz
, 1T, Tor the maintenance Of fortiesses In Canada
which have been trsnsferred by the Imperial 10 tho
D0Ipini0n Government.
fFs, o0>y fVrsian Ntws su SepsntA Pa0sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
GREAT KEROSENE EXPLOSION in RUSSIA.


The Globe of this evening says: The Russian
papers contain AL Of the explosion OF floating
tank of kerosene its way from BaEu at Tsartsn-on
the Volga and containing 900 ons of the fluid. work
un entered the with e naked light and thus
canecd the explosion. 1t believed that thirty persons
ris
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

RousE's POINT. n. w. Sept A little boy
named Sweeney had his loft arm caught IN wheel OF
machinery to-day aud IL torn from his body. The
bv's father seeing the accident rushed the rescne
and he too ceugh In the machinery, which cut his
left leg of below the knee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE ENGLISH HARVEST.

LONDON. Saturday, Sept. 4, 1880.
MAGNIFICENT harvesting weather has con-
timed throughout the week. IL has now lasted four
weeks uninterruptedly.
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MR. GLADSTONE AT WORK AGAIN.

LONDON. Saturday. SepL 4, 1880.
Mr. Gladstone entered the House OF Commons for the
first time his sickness during the session this after
,,oon and was received with Tremendous cheering he
is looking well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

Palmer OF New York. Jacob Worst, Of Jersey city
sherman H. Ovlatt late Speaker Of the House of Assem-
bly, OF NewJersey. aud John SIpptegale OF Red Bank
Great enthusiasm prevailed. and the sneakers were
greeted With continued and constant applause, tho en-
tire audience rising several occasions and interrupt
ing the addresses with rounds of applause.