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dsv with $50 Turkish troops and moored
inside the inner hsrbor, when the Mon
arch at once sent two armed boats, COW
cred with a gstling gun, TO learn their
erraud. The Turks stated they were
relief for the Turkish garrison at some
fort in the Red Sea. During the night
armed boats from the British fleet
cruised around, With orders to prevent
the Turks from landing. The Calypso
entered the canal on Sunday morning,
the steam pinnacle from the heclA &C
companying her, with orders TO prevent
the disem bsrkstion Of troops.
London, 27.-The Court CtTc%tGT
says the Queen is greatly gratlhed at
General w oolseley's success. .,
Malta, 27.-Transport Adjutant, with
military police and drafts OF infantry
numbering $40 men has arrived.
Constantinople, 27.-Said Pasha went
to Sherapea on Sunday evening and IN
formed Lord Dufferin that the Turkish
counsel of ministers resolved to publish q
proclamation against Arab Pashs, and
accept the military convention with
England, eonfOrmably to Lord Duff
ferin's proposals.
Makhtar and Server Pashs's are pre-
pairing TO proceed to Alexandria at once.
During the last three days fifty persons
were arrested while engaged enlisting
men on behalf of the KhediVe. Osmsn
Pssha, sx- minister Of war, IS stated to
hsYe been the intermediary employed,
and an investigation will proceed, but
with the utmost secrecy. Report con-
tinues to attribute to Nj. Nelideff, Russian
ambassador, kn anti-English policy. 1t
is stated that he has repeatedly urged on
his colleagues that England must submit
TO the conference the results Of her
Egyptian campaign, and justify her
adhesion to the protocol proclaiming
individual disinterestednes to all the
powers.
nThe British embassy lately received
advices from Erzeroum that Russian
authorities were making large purchases
of wheat, 10 be stored at Kars.
Constantinople, 28.-AustriS supports
Nebdof, Russian ambassador, in his ef-
fort to have the military convention
when signed and officially commun-
iested, so to obtain from Great Britain q
declaration that it would seek no ex-
elusive advantage in Egypt and will sub
nit the final solution Of the question to
the decision Of Europe.
Port Said, % Some Bedouins, arrived
here from Cairo, report that the inhabit-
ants remain calm; but the military is
excited. The latter burned Nubsr
Pssha's house.
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Bliss Bill.

Washington, 27.--Dr. D. W. Bliss
has written letter to the board of audit
appointed to settle the expenses of the
illness Of the late President, in which he
says his practice, worth $4,000 (?)
mouth, was broken up by his attendance
on the President. His health was broken
down, end his direct loss was SIS 900.
He wants $25,0O0.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. 70. 1882.
hs Bey Of Tunis is seriously Ill His condition causes
HOeh anxiety in funis.
Barry sullivan, tho actor, has consented TO be nomi-
iaed for Parliament for Irish constituency on Home
fele principles.
dispatch Trieste says It is stated that over
eank, the man arrested time ago while manufac
NoIi2g bombs, mas been sentenced 10 death
The mine prOprietOrs IN North Wales viii meet the
Miners before expiration Of the time specified In the
h,tefs notice for increased pay, and will concede the
tine
lie Autumn Meeting at sandown Park began to-day.
Aas race for the Great saping Plate for Olds
sas Won by Lord CadOgan's brown colt Gladheld
fotosl '
Abg Alfonso Of Spain, accompanied by several mem
Wis OF the Ministry, has arrived in saragossa TO assist
lbe opening OF u railway connecting the spanish and
shch systems by way Of CaDfrano. King Alfonso was
''oe'se0 10 saragOssa with enthusiasm.
Ihe Italian brig Mariuccia Mignone, Captain Schiano,
"ih New-YOrk. August 81, for Barcelona, was aban
Soaed near the Western Isands Three the
Ind ~
VOLBEc, Oct ia child, ten years old, Of Timothy
sea pork merchant OF this city, died to-day at
iorn.
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THE FAILURE IN THE WOOL 1R1DE.

BosT0N, Oct. 19.-The Liabilities of the wool
manufacturing concern Of Royal o. Co., OF East
Dedham Mass, which has failed, S437 800 1t Is
alleged that up within few days the crcd Ors Of the
have been msled by false statements concern
ing Some months ago, it ated the firm
claimed have large OF assets liabilities,
but It Is now stated that the assets amount 10 only
S230,OOO William S. slater a large amount OF the
cOlupanys Aper, and IL believed that he owned
large OF re. estate his Endorsement gener
ally accepted. Investigation, however loses that he
uOes not large amount OF proper y, 4 that some
recent transfers have been made which We ques-
uOuable appearance.
Royal o. otor- OF the firm OF Royal o. sIorrs & Co.,
wOOllen manufacturers Of Dedham, reported to nave
failed $3.50 900, states that his liabilities Will
ceel $4,000 Tue employees OF MILL $50 in number,
will be paid next Monday up TO the coming saturday
night Mr.. sUrrs expects 10 MAKE a satisfactory
cement with his creditors and To business IN
a sGUrt time, The rsi attachment placed the prop
erty made to-day, at the instance Roger Williams
the National Bank OF Providence H. L. Tor 81 900,
an action Of contract
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d DEFEC1ITE APP0RTIOYMEyT LAW
THREE COUNTIES IN TENNESSEE NOT INCLUDED IN
ANY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

THREE COUNTIES IN TENNESSEE NOT INCLUDED ~
ANY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-COlOnel ID. B. Hen
derson secretary of the Republican National Congress
siona Committee has recently been advised OF serious
defect law passed by the Tennessee Legislature
20 re&rrange the Congressional districts in that state
appears that the bill for this purpose passed the
Tennessee Senate amended in the lower house ana
through a clerical error three cOunties-Cumberand
Meigs and Rhea-whica, by the Senate bill. were as
signed to tho lid District, omitted The bill as
amended in the lower house finally agreed to by
the Senate but the not discovered and cor
rected As consequence these three counties was not
assigned any COngreG Ona district, and the voters
residing in Them should the election be held under the
new law, will be debarred from voting for Representa-
tives in Congress.
Colonel Henderson thinks the voters Of these counties
cannot cOnstiutOnaly be deprived OF their right 10
vote for Representative and that II the defect IS not
remeded may yitiate the title to seat or every mem
Der elected under the law. He has suggested that
the Governor o. Tennessee call special session OF the
state gsaturc for the purpose OF renedyns the de-
feaf
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THE BOLITAR CENTENNIAL.

BOsToN, Oct 19.-Arthur W. Roudier, the
Venezuelan Consul IN Boston, that July 2l'
1883 the centenary OF Simon Bolivar. hberator OF
Venezuela, New Granada. Ecuador and Peru, and the
founder OF Bolivia, been declared National holiday
by the Government OF Venezuela The day will be ceie
brated By the opening Of railway between LlClayra
and Caracas the capal OF Venezuela, and By the IN
yelling of monument George Washington, the father
OF he Republic which has been taken the model OF
the spanish-Amercan Nation Mr. Roudler Is authorized
welcome all authors inventors, manufacturers and
citizens OF this country who may wish 10 display their
products the exhibition The fact that Venezuela sends
10 this country annually six million dollars worth OF
p.Oducs and imports only two millions worth OF Amef
goods and products, demonstrates cOncusvely that
tire trade between the Republics Is not what II
ought 10 be. Mr. Dudley r. Hunt the venezuelan wee
Consul this port has been appointed by Consul
R,udicr agent Tor tbe Shipment aud forwarding OF ex
hibts. His Office is at No : India-st Boston.
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A sELF.sUsTAINEp DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia statement haa
been prepared by officials OF the Post Office Department.
and tne sixth Ators Division which summarizes tha
financial operations of the Post ONCE Department fo4
fiscal year ended June 80, lss2 From this states
ment Il appears that during the six months ended De-
cember 81, 1851, under the administration OF Posn
masterGeneral James, the postal revenues, including
fine profits from money orders, amounted ID
500 as1 So The expenditures. including the estt
mated unpaid Indebtedness existing when the quarterly
reports we're rst rendered amounted TO $40 s7 g.
leaving y Surplus of receipts expenditures Of
slS77O9 81 fur the first SIX months or the hscal year
During under the administration Of
Postmsster General Howe. the rssoipts together will
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4 SERIES or SEVkRE EXPLOSIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-About 11:30 to-
day. while Mrs TOpham. living at No. 4742 Paul-st,
Frankford cleaning her furniture with benzine.
gallon can Of that liquid caught fire and terrific
explosion occurred The entire front and side walls OF
the building threc-story brick structure. were blown
out and the front Of house No. 4744. door, was
party demolished Mrs. Ieft was seriously burned
Al an earlier hour series ofexplOsions caused panic
In the vicinity Of Twentieth and Brownsts but no one
was hurt An explosion OF gas III detective main OeW
out The iron grating the at twentieth ana
Ogden-sts and threw It hundred feet In the air a
mnute later similar explosion followed one square
away at Twentieth and POpsr-sts. tnird explosion
followed Twentieth and Pdrrshsts, aud I0urth AZ
Twentieth and BroWn-ss. Flames then burst from Ine
sewer throwing volume or fire into the street Inc
houses shaken within radius OF several squares
Gnd tremendous excitement cnsued. II seems mIIaou
Ious that no hurt.
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FRAGMENTS or WksTERy NEUS.
CHILD nrENEp TO DEATH.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 19.-Ihe seven
ycar-o daughter OF Mrs. william Hauck burned
severely this evening that died Her clothes took
fire while getting supper m her mothers absence.
SALE OF sHoRrHORN CATTLE
CYNTHIANA, KY. Oct. l9.-lhe sale of the
Farvew herd OF shOrthOm cattle, the property Of T. j.
Mrgbben. took place this afternoon Mr.. Megibbcn VIII
quit the shOrt-nOru business, owing L. .nealh Sew
entyve mead OF sold tor S24 400 and four
teen head OF nus for $4,000
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19.-Tne American Pub
lie Health Association today erected the following ON
President, Dr. Ezra VI. Hunt, New-Jersey first
vcepres dent, DR.. Albert l.. Gibson. U. : NJ second
vce-president, DR.. j. l.. Reeves, Wheeling, W. Va.
treasured DR.. j. b. Lnsay, Nashville, Tenn; executive
committee Dr. Thomas L. Neal. Ohio L J. Turney, L. 8
A; q. r. Conn, New Hampshire j f. Billings, L. s. Al
j. j. Speed Louisville, and II. D. Frazer South Carolina
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THE SCOTILLE Trial BEGUN

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-An inquiry INTO the al
legged insanity Of Frances NJ scove, wife Of George
Scovle and OF the assassin Guteau begun in
the County Court to-day complaint OF her husband
who appeared in behalf Of the prosecution. The day
occupied In the selection Of jury and IN hearing
the opening statements OF counsel Mr. SEQ
vile in his statement gave a history
OF the Guiteau family claiming that streak OF insanity
has run through 1t since 1900, aud that Of eleven
children OF Mrs. ScOvilles father five died
two from diseases closely allie insanity.
ard, Mrs SoOyles attorney in his statement charged
Mr. ScOVflle vii inhuman OF wifi and
said that lie (ScOvllle) should be Il lunaic asyuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-At a memorial meeting
Merchants Exchange this afternoon. testimonial
10 he family OF Colonel AW. oay back unanimously
decided upon. then offered tor sale for the
matinee benefit next Thursday. The choice OF the
boxes was sold 10 lady, unknown, for $1,000,
and was given back and resold. The other boxes
brought $500 and 500 each. The first seat was
Knocked down FOR SO0 the second for $500, large
number sold for from $50 down to So Tho public
sale then closed and the remainder Of the seats In the
parquct,e and dress circle will be sold az - each The
eleG Prophets" bought seat for 800, and the
lie giOn VI Honor one box Tor 500.
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STEEL WORKERs ~ CONFERENCE

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Tne session of the Con-
vsntOn OF the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Of
the Fourth District including Chicago Milwaukee St.
Louis Joliet and springfield, was continued to-day IN
reply to circular from Mechanics Lodge No. 2s, Of
Pennsy lyania, demanding the resignation OF President
jarrett, the meeting passed resolutions ex-
pressing perfect confidence and esteem IN tDat officer,
aud ,emaGding the expulsion OF Mechanics Lodge for
sowing discussion in the ranks Of the bo1y. IL was
agreed OF the falling OF prices Of iron and steel
present schedule to the employers for winter wages
from January TO June l. at l22 per cent lower than
the
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THE FIRE RECORD.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 19.-The lithographing and
printil establishment OF August Cast & Co.. occupying
the three upper stories Of Nos BIG and 81 North Third
ST. was damaged by fire tAis morning the extent OF
about S2j. 900. I ne stock valued at 100000 and
was insured for $4,000
APPLETON. Wis, oct 19-I.ntz's planning mill and
furniture factory burned here yesterday. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
NEwBERN. y. O.. Oct. 19.-About one hundred and
fifty bales Of cotton burned tine Midland Rail
road Aere this afternoon They IN transit to
Norfolk New York and Boston.
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWS.
GOVERNMENTAL AND KINDRED TOPICS.

GOVERNMENTAL AND KINDRED Topics
ENGLISH COUNSEL FOR ARABI PAcHA-PRELiAi-
NARY ELECTIONS IN PRUssIA-THE NE" IRISH
NATIONAL LEAGUE-PoLlTICsI IN SPAIN.
The Egyptian Government has con-
sented to allow Arab Pacha to have Eng
6sh counsel on certain conditions. Inc
preliminary elections for members OF the
Prussian Diet were held yesterday. Com
paratively little interest was manifested
IN Berlin. The committee of the Irish
National League has issued an address to the
Irish people setting forth the oplects ior
which the latter are to strive. Political affairs
in Spain are in an unsettled condition. Mar,
shal Serrano thinks that King Alfonso Is well
disposed toward liberal policy. IL Is re
ported that Overdank, the Austrian reVoiu-
ZIONIST. has been sentenced TO death
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.p.R1 To HAVE ENGLISH COUNSEL.

AtrxAxpnIA, Oct 19.-Mr. Broadley, an Eneiish
barrister. Arabi Pacha's principal counsel mas ar
rivod here and has proceeded TO Cairo
LONDON. Oct. ia dispatch to the Central
News Association from Cairo says that the crisis
has ended. The Egyptian Ministry have in'imated
,beir intention to permit Messrs. Broadley and Eve
md the Hon. Mark Francis Napier to defend AFaoi
pacha on the condition that the witnesses IN 'he
case shall undergo preliminary examination
Admiral Seymour has been directed TO SEND
vessel to El-Arish Egypt, to inquire as to the iate
Of Professor Palmer and his comrades, who are sup
posed to have been murdered by bedouins.
The transport Lydian Monarch with the House
hold Cavalry on board. arrived here this evening
There as much enthusiasm. | he Duchess Oh Ieck
aud the Duke of Albany visited the ship, -
LONDON Oct. 20.-A dispatch from Cairo 10 me
Dqily Ne,rs confirms the report that the Egyptian
Ministry had consented TO permit English coHns
10 defend Arabi Pacha. dispatch 10 The Iimfs
from Caro- SAYS that the trial of Arab Is not eX
pected to take place until after the festival or
bairam. C.--
the Egyptian Ministry are cons derug ne appoint
lDent OF a Councillor of Finances. who VIII nave
seat in the Cabinet with a consultatl{ye voice Oh
finance only, to replace the Joint Controllers
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LNCORPORATED At ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct. 19.-The New-York and Rich
mond County Ferry Company. OF Richmond County
with a capital Of $4,000, Incorporated to-day. The
boats are 10 b. run between Staten Island and New
York The Garfield Memorial Home fled amended
certificate Of mcOrp0rauOn LO-daY.
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tantgeneral, II. W. Wilkes, Pittsburg quartermaste
general +. n. ArbOgast, Pittsburgh inspector general
j. B. Stanton, Amsterdam y. Y; Judge advocate gen
era Charles CbenOwitz Chicago Ill; chief mastering ON
W. II. II. Taylor. saltwater Mich. chaplanin-chle
William X. Byers Columbus Ohio; chief ordnance ON
GER, Charles Downing, Albany n. y; surgeon, Henry
Wills BROOKLYN. y. Y.
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TIE NATURE OF CONSTITUTION

There was full attendance of members OF
the Academy OF Medicine, at NOl2 West Thirty frst-st,
last evening. Professor Thomas E sattertnwste read
paper upon Considerations Of the ongiD and Natural
History OF Tuberculosis" This discussed by Pro
fessors Delaaeld, weloh. jacob aud others II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
PRELIMINARY ELECTIONS IN PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-The preliminary elections
Tor members OF Prussan Diet have resulted, as iar
As can be estimated in the choice Of 1900 electors De-
longing 10 the Progressist and SecesHonist groups
against $50 Conservatives and AntProsressists Nearly
,wohirs OF the voters in Berlin aOsained from voting
The return Of sitting Progressst Deputies from ts
ri, however. is still considered certain. IIe
Grqnic clerical organ, has received nto g ice nom
Cologne that the UlramO aanes have secured lhaJolH
there ,
L1er-Jbe PrOgressIs and SecessOnists have chosen
O majority OF the electors IN BTesldn, Kong. oeFE,
pantEe, Crefeld. HAZE, Elberfeid, Barmeh, GOrutz'
JraIafdrJ and Wiesbsden. The Cleucils nave irl-
u.nphed in 1reves and the Conservatives IN Pctsdam
The National Liberals have large majority IN Hanover
and Casse Magdeburc, 4lO Liberals aud Conserv-
atves were elected, and in POsen l6 Progressss AZ
Cnnservut vrs ana II Poles In Berlin tn following
ee ols were chosen First District 664 Progress ats,
265 conservatives and 20 unknowni Sc e.oId Dl,tI!cl'
es4 ProgTessists and l25 Conservatives; Imrd District
gO7 i. P.ogreg s;s 3l5 Conservatives ami i unknown,
Fourh District 643 PrOgresssts aud los Conservatives
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nm nt,op or phthIsis is tuberculous, and

stated that pton phthlss tubercuous anu
that its hereditary nature is not in the descent OF soe
specific poi on much the presentation OF son pa
tculariy adared receive the seeds or tuOercles %
promote their development Professor Wecn staed ma
he had found the bacillus spore with SURPRISING un @
Yormty both in the epectoratons OF consumptyes ana
In their
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OFFICERS AND SONS or VETERANS.

FirTsBCBG, Penn, Oct. 19.-The National
o'ennon Of the Sons Of Veterans elected the following
eefs CommAnder-in-Cnief. II. T. Rowley. Pittsburs
s,a'enantc 1mmander, Charles Durfee, Decatur, ILL.,
~ ~'eneutenantcommander. W. O. Wieon, Columbus.
~si chief OF sta Walter Morris, PitssburgI sdju-
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AFTER THE DUBLIN CONFERENCE.

DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-Hugh ODOnren, II. P,
writes The FreemaHs Journal that though he is deter
mined to support Irish National Conference pro-
sr.mme he caunot Join the Council which he says so
constituted that If only small number of county dele
gates are sufficiently flexible Its whole control will be In
the hands OF the sixteen Of the Irish Parla
inentaTy party.
Mr Louden. the delegate TO the conference who was
hooed bv the conference attempting to speak writes
10 The Freeman's Journal that he knows he has drawn
upon himself hatred Of the irish members OF farla
nquf part cuarly that Of T. T. O'COnnOr LOuden saws
b. has always held that Americans subscribed TO assist
victims Of the tyranny OF landlords not 20 give OlOated
a.! tries 10 the Irish members o. Parliament"
Tie OrganiZed Committee OF the National League Eeld
It's first meeting day. The committee adopted an ad-
dress 10 tue Irish people which III substance as fol
lows:
"The landlords have combined with the purpose OF
breaking he spirit OF the tenants The dismay winch
the judicial rents has created among the
applicants the Land Courts renders more necessary
now than ever the enanty should be reunited IL
ygaut and lawful association, the purpose or pro
tecng themselves from injustice. The Inspiration OF
81 our struggles transfer all local power aud pa
tOuace IRON privileged strangers 70 the hands 0f the
people and fOrtfy the people for the WORK OF SELF
government"
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sTANLEY's QUARREL WITH NJ DE BRAzzA

PARIS, Oct. 19.-H. NJ. Stanley, at a BAN
Qlet tonight said the assertions in the newspapers
relative to NJ de Brazza erroneous NJ de Brazza
had travelled distance OF 1850 miles in Egypt Of
which only 100 unexplored, and had obtained
significant results-despte his superior Mr..
stanley declared that the natives did not understand
treaty they had been induced 20 sign He said
Ge BrazZa had betrayed the International African As
cstiOn, In that he had established French stations
vtn the resources provided by that association.
Mr. Morton, United states Minister; Mr.. walker Con-
tulGeneTal and many other Americans were present at
lie haDqlet
At close Of Mr stanley's speech NJ de Brazza IN
tIpecte1y entered the He said he had come there
welcome Stanley, in order that 1t might be thor
0lgy established that he did not regard Mr. Stanley
a. antagonist but a laborer in the same field with
hInself whose Efforts in common with his own, aimed
e. the progress OF civilization IN Africa
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THE ArrIrrDF OF MARSHAL sERRANO.

MADRID Oct. 19.-Marshal Serrano, in an
Interview here yesterday, SAID -" consider that King
A. ons1 s well disposed toward liberal policy Spain
hs made much progress that all wants two great
parties and two sincere policies and bastard
coalitions OF timid governments. think very slight
modification of the Constitution OF 1869 would be ac-
oep;able King Alfonso decline 10 examine into the
the paralysis Of the present Cabinet but par
ties which do not fulfil their programmes must give
way"
1t said that senor Canovas del Castillo and senor
CASTELAR, Of the opinion that the attitude OF Marshal
eeTanO the most important and decisive event which
has happened the restoration OF the BOurbOns
royal order has been published authorizing the pro-
olgatiUn. until December 10, OF treaties or commerce
with countries which accept the basis Spain has pro
pCesG for treaties
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