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MARKET'S.
Philadelphia aiarh0i.


PHILADELPHIA, November 2.--Flour-mark
and prices dull; superiine - 7Jal3 80: extr:,
"a OO94 50; ohio and lndian;, family s. 5O16 p
at IS Is Gs6 50: Minnesota family IS s5.05 -:
Sir.1gh: $6 O006 80: Winter patent 81 51GsI 80
Spring do 81 OO6S q.
Rye flour firm at s. 50I6 90.
Wheat quiet but stea'iy; No. 9 Western H,,!
Il Il III iiS; 1s. re"n"' Ne'' u ''S' ''H; Amber
Corn steady for local use; yellow at 5r6a55c ;
mixed SIC.
Oats dull, and weak No. !. White
4O1ac: No. 2 'lO 59}1c; No. 3 io 3714G3Sc; No.
2, MixeG :G1ac.
Rye quiet ut Csc.
Provisions steady mess pork Sl5 50Il6 beet
hams $ls@I7 50; Indian MSS beef ut SiS 80 !:
smoked hams l0Ii01zc; picklc.l ha.us s1iist9c !;
bacOn-smOketi shoulders 5ai@6c salt do SIC.
Lard firm; city kettle at S5Sl9c: IssI,E
butchers 7Ac; prime steam IS 50.
Butter firm. with good demand tor Choice !;
Creamery extra sl@3sc: do good to choice l6@
2Oc; Is. T.. and N. I. extra 25G32sc Western
reserve extra 2l1gic; do good to choice I61I
2e: Rolls firm with fair demand for choice:
Western Deserve extra 22@2ic; Pcnn'a Extra
21l2Sc
Eggs scarce and firm: Penna. Extra &c ::
Western Extra PIC.
Cheese dull and weak New York full
cream ut I21a0l3c; Western full crctr.i hi
l214@l3c do fair to good ll0I2c; 10 half skins
lOn0lOMc.
Petroleum dull refined l:c.
Whisky ut ST. III.
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover dull ut ri JD1t
7 50; Timothy nominal at - 70I2 ~: Flax~cci
at 81 3d.
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THE AUGSBURG CONFESSION.

The Celebration of the Reformation Jubilee
at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church.
In commcmOration OF the seventh 50-year
jubilee of the historic reading of the Augs-
burg confession in 1880, before the I'm
perial Diet of Germany, being the oldest
dlstiuctiycly Protestant declaration now
in existence as confession and also in
perpetuation OF tile fact that 800 years
(six jubiecsl ago, the writings believed
and subscribed by members OF Evangelical
chufcl, known as Luthcians,' We're
compiled into One book known as the
Book of Concord, the Lltherans Of this
city On Sunday last celebrated i'll an
especial manner this great jubilee of the
church.
At Grace church, on North Queen
street. at the corner of James street, the
services were appropriate to the day: and
the sermons preached by the pastor, Rev.
c. Elvin IIoupt, explained the causes and
the results Of these two great confessional
works.
In the afternoon there was a chiidren's
service in the church. led by the superin-
tcndcnt, Mr.. A. A. IIubley, the prominen
feature Of which was the erection OF a
massive white pillar, composed Of nine
great blocks. each representing an integral
part of the Book OF Concord, which was
by suggestive tokens of the
and rested upon the founda-
ton Of Christ, the Lod and the basis of
His apostles and prophets. The services
We're well attended, the floral
were exquisite and bountiiu',
and the collections lifted were devoted t"
founding 4 German proClssor-hip i'll Muh-
lcnbcrg college at Allentown, Pa. Special
and sermons wc,c held and de-
livc:cd in nj! the Lutheran churches Of the
c;ty,
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Coughs.
"jiTo"n's bronchial Trcchcs" are used with
advantage to alleviate CG;iya, Sore Throat,
Eoar-cnns, ant bronchial Affections. For
thirty Years these TiSclicS have been i'll use,
with annually increasing favor. They arc not
new AMI untrieh, but, having been tested by
wide and constant Use Cor nearly nn entire
generation. they li;i"c attained weli-mcritcd
RAM; alacn: the few staple rcmc,2. of the GSc.
che Throat.
'.By0sra's bronchial Yrochcs" ;,ci directly
Ill" organs the voice. Tiicy have. an OK
t-:ioriirary c:!cct in ali ,!isorcrs OF the Threat
and LarymX, restoring I, healthy tone iicn re-
axc:!. either .ro.n cold or ovcr-cXcTtion OF the
voice, ant! Drotiucu cicar.inu distinct cnunci
alton. Speakers Gnd Singers lind The Trnciics
useful.
\ Cough Cold, CaarTii o. Sore Throat re-
GIiircs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
" Hro,rn's bronchial Troches" will almost ill.,
v;.liaDiy give relief. limitations are offered for
>:!!c. Many OF which are injurious. The genu-
inc "Rcorn's bronchial Trochcs" are sold
os:iu in bo~cs. tanJIiy,i& Ti&S
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New YORK, Oct. ITO day is a legal
holiday, and business is suspended. Up
to noon full vote has been polled by
both parties. Superintendent Walling's s
orders to the police not to serve warrants
for illegal voting created much excitement
among the Democrats. At 10 o'clock
Justice Duffy, accompanied by several
Democratic leaders and counsel, entered
the superintendent's Office, handed him
forty-seven warrants, and directed him to
have them served, at the same time exhib-
iting an order of arrest for tho superin-
tendent if he still refused. The supcrin-
tendcnt stated he would have the warrants
served.
Illegal Voting In New York.
Many arrests for illegal voting have been
made. Several United States deputy mar
shals were arrested for disorderly conduct.
In Kings county ballots arc being received
at the rate of one minute and the Re-
publicans are polling a heavy vote, al
though Democratic wards are holding
their own. Betting on the general result
is 100 to 40, and in some cases 100 to 80
that Garfield will be elected president.
Even betting that Garfield carries New
York by from $1,000 to 10000 majority
and 2 to that Grace is elected mayor.
In Buffalo.
BUFFALO, n. Y. Nov. 2.-The election
is quiet and but few irregularities in
voting arc reported. Both parties are
working hard and full vote is being
polled.
Calculating ON Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. AT 10 o'clock
reports from all the city polls indicate
Garfield majority of Il, 900 so far.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Estimates
made upon the result in this city claim
from fifteen to thirty thousand Republican
majority.
Tho Bay State.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. "A large vote be.
ing polled throughout Massachusetts. In
this town many Democrats vote for Robin
son for Congress and his majority over
Woodwork will be 1000. Very few Re-
publicans are voting for Democratic or
Greenbrck candidates.
Wait for tho Gravel Train.
BANGOR. Me-, Nov. 2.-The Republicans
thus far have a majority of 511 in the
city, where Davis in September had a ma
jOrity OF 141.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-The indications |
point to little lighter vot Q than in Octo- |
ber.
CHICAGO, November. 2.-Everything is
quiet with prospects Of a large vote.
1thode Island.
PROVIDENCE Nov. 2-The vote is coming |
in uncommonly full, and early at noon
Garfield had 3,7S7, and Hancock, 1855,
Weaver 46. Aldrich and Chase, Reps,
will be undoubtedly elected.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 2-COnsderS
able excitementprevails but no disturbance
Several arrests have been made, and the |
police are OH the alert.
Quiet Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Evcrything quiet. |
The Weather Generally Clear.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-With exception of
areas of light rain in Oregon, Colorado,
Louisiana and Eastern Texas, the weather
throughout the United States is clear Or
fair.
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vote to-day, as lie is unable to leave his
bed to 60 to the polling place. his con-
dition, however, is much improved.
A very sanguine young Democrat last
evening made four bets OF oyster suPpers
for nine persons on Connecticut. Callfor-
MIA, New York and Florida going Demo
cratic at to-day's election.
All Hallow Eve was again celebrated
last eAening by the Columbia youth.
At this writing Q2:e9 o'clock) there
have been few more than four hundred
votes polled at the Cd ward polls. and 800
1t the 1st ward. The vote is also heavy
at the Sd ward.
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Again Arrested.

John Johnson, co'orcd, who was dis
charged yesterday by Judges Patterson
and Livingston on writ Of
EaJsGs corpus, was again arrested
last night, in company with isuz 1Iolzinger,
also c"!oTed, by Special Officer Elias: for
drunken and disoiticl!y conduct. They
gave bail for =: hearing before Alderman
DonMelIE, OF the Seventh ward.
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TAKES WATER.
WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST Be?

(The following adviccs are through the
medium of the national associated press,
and We give them for what they are
worth. The associated press is the recog-
nized agent Of the Republican party, and
is notoriously unfair in its election news.
Its desperate efforts to conceal the recent
Democratic victory in Maine are still fresh
in tho minds of the people. who will be
disposed to accept its partisan reports
with pretty big grain of salt, knowing as
hey do that they emanate from Republi-
can headquarters.-EDs. INTELLraENcEE.1 !
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and weak In the back: Does walking, lifting
standing cause pain In the small OF the
back? II so you have kidney disease. and
Prot. Guln,att.'> French Kidney Pad is the
on!y remedy which VIII cure you rapidly antl
permanently and without :;!iiS your stomach
with Nauscaing medicine. T.
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MARRIAGES

BrSTLEa-iioHIAN, Oct. .S. 1856, at Inc Re-
tcr..ed Parsonage New Holland. by Rev. u.
y: Gerhard, Henry Eentier, OF Monterey, TO
MAKGIN-SENsENIG, Oct. Il, 1855, at tho Re-
formed Parsonage. New Holland. by Rev. ID.
scnscnig both of Earl township.
wENGER- ZIMMERMAN, Oct. 81, 1880. ut the Re-
formed Parsonage, New Holland. by Rev. ID.
township, to Miss Lydia Zimmerman. of East
Earl.
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THE ELECTION.
Progress Of the Great Contest.

This morning opened bright and pleas
ant, the air being just cool enough to be
bracing without being chilling. Before
sunrise groups began to gather around the
several polling places, and by o'clock all
the polls were opened except those Oh the
Third ward, where the rc was nearly nan
an hours delay. owing to the lneilglniii'y
Of two Of the officers. a.,
Both parties availed themselves OF Inc
advice Of the orators and newspapers to
"yotc early" aud the votes poured in
rapidly at the polling places. at no
foimer election was So large proportion
OF the entire vote polied in thcJOrenoOn.
For the first time in the history OF Lancas-
ter elections, United States deputy maj
sla!s appeared at some OF the polling
places, armed with ''credentia.s from that
prince of sbu!ldozers, Marshal6 6herns, Of
Philadelphia. Tipstave Jacob holliuger
is the deputy marshal at the Seventh
ward poll, and Andrew J. Bletcher at the
Eishtn ward polls. OF course no marshals
were needed to protect the Third andFourth
ward poll, they being under the control Of
the Republican bal!ot-box suffers and re-
turn tinkcrs, led by McNlellcn aud Johm-
son of bogus naturalization paper
memory. The worst We have heard OF
tucIH up Io tlils NIltlllS ID tn"t the! sAt'S
succeeded in voting Il few pau scTs and nom
residents, and keeping oit a few legal
Democratic votes.
No serious disturbances have been rc-
ported up to tic hour OF writing 6. p. m.).
At the Third ward poll about noon
John McCu,d offered to vote and
Was objected to by reason OF lion payment
Of tax. lie was taken inside and stated
under oath that lie had not Iaid state OF
county tax within two years. His vote
was rejected, but about noon he returned
to the polls and again offered to vote. His
vote was again objected To by George Nor
beck, whcreupOn he seized Noibeck by
the throat, and Joln W. Powell (whO
does not even live in the Third wald)
struck NOrbcck in the mouth. Chief Of
Police Deichler boin. called upon arrested
McCOrd, againao the protest OF Hay
Brown, and tool: him to the lookup. lie
was inmediitei., baicd out, however,
and soon AFTERWARDS returned to the polls
with tax receipt dated to-day, Novcm-
Der Cd, and married duplicate, - and
Oh this receipt hi, vote was accepted by
the Republican election officers
Mr.. Eorbccls has entered snit Coz assault
and battery against both McCO:d and
Powell
EctwcGN ana CLOCK tHl9 afternoon,
at the same dcIec.:.blc locality where the
above reported lcmcontie occurred, there
was a fracas aEons the colorcd people
it WAS Greek against Grcek--h"i-carricr
against rolling mill hand--an! 'nr 4 time
things looked squally, as each faction de-
ciarc,i its ability 10 clean "ut the other.
A great crowd soon gathered around the
bcligcrcnts, and they were separated be-
fore the sl,cddin- OF muc:l wool, but a:tsr
\ great many bad words were spilled.
The Ioie at 3 o'clock.
Below will bc found the vote Of the sew
cral wards OF this city mp to ) o'clock p.
III. to day, compared with the vote cast up
to the same hour for President in 1875
and far N.vor ;ast rnn,1,ary
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Fined Tor Toll,

JACOB WarIel, saloon keeper. Millers
Vile, was ted and taken before Alder
man :iicConony on a charge of driving
:iilong!l the toll gate Of the Mi'crsville
and Sl:,c!;water surnni>c, and refusing to
pay toll. he Was fined 50 and costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-02

No mirror ever yet threw bac!,
\ more rcpu;sivc siglt.
Than teeth that are dccaAcl and L!acfs:
Or one more pure anl brigii;
Than rows OF pearls, that all may vauni
Who put their faith in SOIODONT.
nI-Iwlc0I&w
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Incendtary Fire at Carlisle.

CARLISLE, Oct.2-An incendiary fire has
destroyed VIM. W. Henderson's barn
near this place, with seventeen head of
live stock, all this years crops and the
farming implements. Loss over 81, 1000
no insurance.
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INSTITUTE.
EVENING LECTURES
IN FULTON HALL.

MONDAY. NOV. s.-"Ingersoilism From a
Secular Standpoint" Hon. Geo. X. Wend.
ling. Chicago. Ill.
TUESDAY, nov. 9-"William Cullen Bry-
ant" Wallace Bruce, New York City.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10" Abraham Lin
cOln." Hon. Schuyler Colfax, South Bend,
Ind.
THURSDAY. NOV. u.-"A Visit to tho YO-
semitic Valley DR.. .. II. Tiffany, Philadol
plil. Pa.
Bradford, New York City.
50 Sale OF Reserved Seats will begin Oh
Monday, Nov. 8. at = a. M. at l.. Fon Dersmith's
Book Store No. 32 East King street.
Course tickets for reserved seats. .$l.5O
Single ticket for reserved seats. 10
single ticket. general admission. ..........2'
Lectures will begin ut o'clock.
IOv2, 1858, 10, ll.l2dr.
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Eclcctri. <:ni Amongst :he Base !ia,is,s.

tire misfortune to severely sprtin his ankle
coniining him 10 his r.,om and causin: ex-
trcnc suffering. his brother " Lessee of the +.
Side B Il. Grounds who always Uses it in
such Case, induced him to try it and he says
that the application OF the Eciectric OH halfa
hoz. n times enabled him 10 walk round and
before he hal used n Of the bottle he was
fai,e recovered. For safe by II. L. Cochran,
,irug@iS!, u. and 10 North Queen street, Ian
caster, IA. A.
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SrEly-tE NOTICES.
SAMPLE: NUTICE.

II Is Impossible tor woina:, after Il iaith'I!
course of treatment with Lydia +. Finkh,m's
Vegetable Compound tH continue to suffer
with :. weakness CT Tie EtcruS. Enclose
stamp I" iic>. Lydia =. l'in!la;,,. -; Western
avenue lynn, Mass. i;'r pamphlets.
iNIII N.i.n,lNH
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Tho Denver Riot.

LONDON, Nov. 2-3 p. m.-Rowell, 21(
miles o miles ahead of Dobler, second.
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Yesterday afternoon y fire damaged Il
twO-strry frame house in Mount JOY. Oc-
cunict! by Ehr.nan Huber. The loss is be-
tween $500 and S400 There was partial
insurance. The furniture was all saved.
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Tic New York Herald announces the
engagement of Mr.. Samuel Moses. of New
York, to Miss Hannah Sa,amon, daughter
OF Simon Sa!amlon, esd. :atc OF Lancaster,
D.W O: New York
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DENVER, COL, Nov. 2.-The citizens
are indignant over yesterdays riot.
Thirty arrests have been made.
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Light Gp.

Complaint is made that the street lamp
Oh North Queen street between James and
Frederick, is greatly Ecclccted-vcry fire.
Guon:!y nat being lit until long after dark
and sometimes not being lit at all.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-For the Middle
states clear or fair weather, northwcsterly
winds, becoming variable or shifting to
casterly, slightly higher temperature, sta
tionary or lower barometer.
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Laycock wins the IIOat Race.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The boat race between
Laycock and Hosmer was won easily by
Laycock.
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In" ::1.-t an.l Iriilrn are >trcE "ihcnc,l :;nt
i.,cul!i'3 D, iglitcNcd by Malt Eiitcrs.
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Big Fro IN Bucks.

QuAKERTowN, Pa, Nov. 2.-The stove
works of Thomas Roberts, Stevenson &
Co., burned thss morning, Loss, s140, 900.
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For irn'le" and inamcl faces Cu:iru:a
Shaving Soap j. worth il, weight iii gold.
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The secret OF long life l. TO keep the liver
perfectly healthy. which j. best accomplished
by usin. only Sellers Liver Pills.
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NEW .aDVERTISEMENTS.

rEGAR MAKERS WANTED
- GOOD WOKkMEN will be paid Three
Dollars per Thousand. No others need apply
at LEWIS SYLVESTER 4 Co,
Tobacco Eeswcatins Warehouse, Cherry Ally.
ltds
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D1vIDEND NOTICE.

D'v1prEkSSaDs SoIIcEi S1t:, n.,x o, LANCASTER,
November !, 1880.
The board of directors have this day declared
4 dividend OF five and :,-half per cent. for The
last six months. payable on demand.
EDW. ii. BROWN,
nOv3-2.d Cashier
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DR. HNowNING'S G. s. e. CORDIAL Is invalu-
able to the consumptive. Taken with rcgu-
larity and according to directions, its effects
are wonderful in acute and chronic diseases OF
the throat and lungs. For sale by all druggists
and the proprietor. DIR. Browning, III Arch
Street Philadelphia. Price 80 cents.
10 oaD-iwd&w
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Jacob Smith, Clinton ST.. Buffalo. says. he
has used Spring EinssOm IN his family us :,
general medicine for Gases OF Indigestion, Bill
iousnesS. Bowel ana Kidney Complaints. and
disorders arising from impurities Of the blood,
cents. trial bottles 10 cents. For sale by II. u.
Cochran, drug gis;. l37 and l33 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. AZ
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stock Market.

stock Nafkot.
November 2
A. N. r. N. r. N. r. NJ =. NJ
1910 1885 l:D SEQ 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
2tncLo afronr
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The Iaic at = o'clock,

Below will lc found the vote Of tie sew
cral wards OF this city up to ; O'Clock p.
~. to day, compared with the vote cast up
to the same hour for President in 1876
and for Mayor last February:
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1t Is impossible TO give faint idea of tho
lnany beautiful novelties VIC show this season.
The efforts of Foreign Manufactures this sea-
son have been very successful, both in Solid
C0IorS and fancics.
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TEIE SUN FOR 1880.

The Sun wildcat with the events OF the
year 1880 in Its own fashion, now pretty well
understood by everybody. From January /
to December 81 It will be conducted as anews-
paper, written in the English language, and
AS a newspaper The SUN believes in get
presenting 1t in the most intelligible shape
the shape that will enable Its readers to Keep
well abreast of the age With the least un-
productive expenditure Of time. The great
est interest to the greatest number-that is
the law controlling its daily makeup. 1t
now has n circulation very mucn larger than
hat Of any other American Newspaper, and
pared to spend literally for the benefit OF its
readers. People of all conditions of life and
and they all derive tatisfaciion OF some sort
from Its columns, for they keep on buying
and reading 1t.
U believes that the only guide of policy
should be common sense. inspired by genuine
of purpose. For this reason 1t Is and will
continue to be. absolutely Independent of
n Pair e yor c, nj ib ctq ~ none n yiIi 'c OF ,h I : y,
praise what is good and .%reprobate what is
evil. taking care that Its language is to the
point and plain. beyond the possibility of be-
Ing misunderstood. 1t is uninfluenced by
motives thatdo not appearo on the surface; Il
h mas s mo opinion nnN TO sell, save fo th9s @o which may
hates injustice and rascality even more than
it hates unnecessary words. Ie~bhors frauds,
every species. It wifi continue throughout
the year 1850 to chastise the FIRST class. in
struct the second. and di~scountenance the
third. All honest men, with honest conyic-
lions, whether sound or Mistaken, are its
friends. And HESUN makes no bones OF
telling the truth to Its friends and about Its
friends whenever occasion arises for plain
speaking.
These are the principles upon which THE
SUN will be conducted during the year to
come.
The year 1880 will be one In which no pat
riotic American can afford to close his eyes
TO public affairs. 1t ia impossible to exag-
gerate the Importance OF the political events