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A CHICAGO exchange refers to the case of
Lewis II. O'Conor, Esq, SO Washington
street, thai city, who was cured Of very
severe pain in the back by St. Jacobs Oil,
after the prescriptions of physicians and
many remedies had proved valuelegs.-[Co-
lumbus ga Enquirer. Sun.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Drummer Relieved or His Cash nv
FOOtpads.

WALLA. WAILA, October 31st.-J. Gibson,
traveller Tor Portland dry goods firm, was
met last night at IL o'clock by two footpads,
and the acquaintance they made proved quite
expensive. They stopped his blackboard and
inquired the road. While talking, one thrust
a revolver under his nose and demanded what
money he had. The argument proved con-
elusive, as Gibson's revolver was in his valise
and he had to shell out to the amount of
S543. Tho robbers then allowed him to
mount his seat and drive off,
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FIR SALE.

MY FARM, OF $50 ACRES, SITUATED ~
WI upon the east bank of the Sacramento ~
river, about four miles below Sacramento city, --
and on both sides of the Riverside road To those
who know this farm nothing need be said in praise
OF its quality; those unacquainted with it, who
DESTROYS of purchasing frst-class place, will find
this farm wholly OF the hest grade Of bottom lands
and though mostly in alfalfa is of the very best
hop land in the State. 0ne-haf the purchase money
can remain on mortgage for term to suit the pur.
chaser at per cent. per annum. Also, Is acres of
No. land, lying just east of Sacramento city, next
to the Aiken Orchard. W. S. MESICK.
TB c. oo7tf
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NEVADA.
self-Defense Claimed.

CARSON. October 3lst. - The man who
kilied McGwinn was Christian Norgsar, a
young Dane, who lived with him. The only
eyewitness to the affair refuses to talk. The
accused gave himself up and said that he had
acted in self defense. The body was found
about 600 yards from the road on OIds'
ranch; 1t was lying face upwards. A hole
was blown through the center of the head
about the size of 8 tumbler, taking away the
mouth and portion of the lower law and the
nose. A self-cockiDg British bulldog pistol
lay ALONGSIDE the dead man, near his right
hand. The pistol was cooked.
kicked by a Steer.
WINNEMUccA, October 3lst.-Frank ID.
Sweetzer, large cat:le-owner in this State
and California, was seriously injured here last
evening while assisting in loading beef cattle
for shipment. A steer kicked him in the
face, shsttering the cheek bone, and for
while it was feared that he would lose an eve,
but the doctors are now satisfied that he will
not
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CONTRACT TO LET.

HNo CIT 1900 CORDS OF WHITE AND LIVE
Il Oak Stove Wood for the Sacramento market
Also to grub and clear $40 OF land and put it
in shape for cultivation. For information apply to
J. I. CARDWELL, Folsom, Sacramento county.
o2l-lOt
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THE royal beauties of Europe owe much ct
their personal attractivsness tc the infusnce
of Ayers Hair Vigor, which keeps the hair
fresh and bright.
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INDICATIONS Of consumption are allayed
by Hsle's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Too;hache Drops cure in one minute.
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Thousands of ladies cherish grateful re-
membranes of the help derived from the use
Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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The FINEST MEATS

OF ALL KINDS, IN THE CITY, SEs@u.a
~ and at Lowest Prices, iii ztsS
always be found at the Metropolitan Us4
Market, of CONRAD sCHEPP. South ---=z4
Nes. Corner OF Twelfth and streets. Meats de.
hyered in nj parts of the city at all times
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AZ No woman really practices economy un-
lees she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can be saved every year. Ask the drug
eist,
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RESTAURANTS
sTATIoNERs, PRINTERs. Ero.

ewafnS Family Bakery and Dtrxns
Saloon-f.o. o36 Market street Wedding cakes
Ice cream oysters jelies, ETC., constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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PIONEER LIVERY sTAsLE.

"ACKS ON CALL AT ANY HoJR a.
HI cay OF night Coupes, Phaesons s<Ssozs,
Kockawsys, Barouches, BRggies, with the O. IN
best rosds.ers to be found In any livery stable o.
the coss, for hire Horses kept In livery ut re.sor-
able rates. Livery Stable on Fourth street. between
and j.
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employees. No artisan will be allowed co work
for the boy cotted firms

fOx skiU DOy COtteu n1b.
Arrests for Murder.
LYONS (France) October 31st.-Seven an
archists have been arrested upon charges of
murder. Two were also charged with the
ciandestine manufacture of dynamite.
q The Railway Question In Germany.
BERLIN. October 31st-The Prussian Diet
reported favorsbly the bill for the acquisition
OF railways by the State.
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c. WEISEL IA GO.

pCTCHERS AND PoBK-PACKERs, wsl
~ pay the highest price for granted e &C.
Hogs. Constantly on hand, extra fine -.
Sugar-cured Hams. PIckled Hams, Breakfast Bacon
Shoulders, Clear Pork, Mess Pors, Lard, Corned
Beef. Pigs Feet, Pigs heads and Spare Ribs. Also,
extra fine Pork Sausage ss4ptf
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Hawiey Bres.' Hardware Co.-Imporsars Of
Hardwne and Agricultural Implements, Nos e0I .
sos, so6, So and 800 Market street, San Francisco
Carolan, Cory q Co.-Importers of Hardware
Iron ana Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
weeks, Eerthwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southinet ton Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 and I2a Front
street. ar q Nos. III and 1ls California street
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-uSroS
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G. Herr mann d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ard I'm.
PoIten NO $50 hearny st, near Pine. The finest
hats at he lowest prices Factory: IL Belden st
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MONEY TO LOAN
I'm REAL ESTATE, AT Low RATE OF IN.
y tersst, by PETER BOIL SIS street .auI7.tf
MARKETS.
ROSEOALE MARKET.

JAMES R. PATTERSON, FOR EssH s.ro
~ thu last four years located at the 6%tAS
PhGnix \ Tket, X street, between VIEW
Third and Fourth, has started in -~--&A
business on his own account, and has fitted up one
OF the neatet and ceanest Meat Stalls in the city at
No. 'si ) street, bet. seventh and Eighth.
He will offer the Choicest Meats to be obtained at
the lowest prices and inTites the patronage of his
friends and the public, AID hopes, bv horesty
poteness and strict attention to business TO merit
the public patronage. o9-4pIm
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PARIS. October 3fst.-The workmen Of
this city have singled cut three leading Jewish
master upholsterers and three small French
firms in the same line Of businsss for boycott
ting, fer filing to raiss the wages Of their
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JACOB ARNOLD.

RUTCHER AND PORK PACKER .>sss.
II corner Of Second and streets sells = .7SS
wholesale and retail, at lowest market 49,
rates, the finest Of Sugar-cursl Hams, Breakfast
Bacon, Sh 5ulders, Picked Hans and Pork Mess
Pork, Spare RIBS, Pigs Feet, Pork Sausage Lard
etc Also, choicest Fresh Beet, Veal Mutton, Lamb,
etc Highest price paid in cash for Beef Cattle,
Hogs Sheep and Lambs os4ntf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EioDtiS I'm France.
EeYco,ttng In Paris.

PARIS, October 31st.-The floods in south.
ern France caused great damage to property.
In the vicinity of Metone il il estimated that
the loss will aggregate Z. 600. coo francs.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
The Political CaidrOn-DrummerR Robbed
by Observation-Disclosures shoeks-The
Homicide In Nevada-Races at Gilroy-
CaffIe-Owner Hurt-Etc.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RxooRp-usIos.,
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To LEASE OR SELL

ENRoa $50 To Loco ACRES OF THE BEST
II Hop or Alfalfa Land in the county. Good
Hop Poles for sale, at 81 per hundred (standing) !;
railroad through the land See WILLIAM HICKS
Costumes; or, T. L. ACOCK, No. e04 Seventh
street. Sacramento. o20-l pIm+
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Patti In New York,

Nkw YORK, October 3lst.-Among the
arrivals to-day on the Servia were Patti and
Nicolsni. Is is proper now to say, Patti and
husband. for, according to her friends, she
married Nicolini for the second time few
weeks ag' in London, the recently. passed
French divorce law making such ceremony
advisable According TO common report,
Madame Patti married Nicolipi in the (ireel,
Church in Paris Elk years ago. This second
marriage is to prevent Marquis De Coux
from getting possession Of Nine. PATHS for.
tune should she die suddenly. Nine. Patti's
first appearance viii be made Monday eysn.
ing as Lucia. Next week she sings in IL,
Traviro." She sings twice, and sometimes
three times week the rest Of the season.
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school 81 Civil Engineering, surveying
Drawings nd Asssying. % Post st. a Van der Nsiien
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will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases:
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TO LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements y, i've iinss IN this department
Inherited fer u cents for rne three tees fos Sc
ecuts OF rs cents peg week
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WANTED.

NIALy: TWO CARPENTERS, A HARNESS
lNt Maker, Ranch Hands. 10 Woodchoppers,
Walters FEMALE: Six Girls for Homework,
Chamber Girls an Upstairs Girl, 3 Girls to Wait and
do Chamberwork, 3 Nurse Girls
Apply to HOUSTON s. CO.'S Employment Office,
Fourth and n streets, Sacramento. aul3-1pd
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Ar"ae hea"eeh san Francisco and New
York Via Panama,

WASHINGTON, October 91,'-The quarter
ly repor. of the Chief of the Bureau Of Sta.
tiatics to the Secretary Of the Treasury con.
tanned statement of The quantities and
value OF domestic merchandise (incluiing
coin and hullionl, shipped between San Fran.
cisco and New York via the Isthmus of Pan
anna during the month ending June 30sh last.
The total value of domestic merchandise
shipped to San Frarcisco from New York
was sos, $50; the value of domestic goods
shipped from San Francisco to New York
was Sl91 1856. The total value of foreign
merchandise shipped from San Francisco to
New York during the same time was 81 O32.
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Prohibition in New Yo,k,

PoUGHKEEPsIE IN. W Ocsobsr 3lss.-The
New York Conference Temperance Society
adopted resolutions in favor Of submitting 70
the people prohibition constitutional amend.
ment.
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DRUGS, CEEMICAEs.
EDUCATIONAL

ysstin Gntes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 72i
nontg mery St, s. F. Country orders solicited
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enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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Yellow Fever.

PENSACOLA (Fla.). October 31st.-No new
cases of fever were reported to-d.v bnt ebs,s
were four deaths. The weather Il shower.
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INDIANAPOLIS, October 3lst-The condi.
tion Of Ex-Governor Hendricks is not i'm
proved this morning, and excites Increased
alarm. Grave fears that pyenis poisoning
will set in are entertained. Every effort is
making to prevent its spread to the entire
system. A consultation Of surgeons decided
that immediate smputRtion is not necessary
unless the diseased places slough eff, then tie
knife must be used. Ore of the attending
physicians ssys there is not one chance 10 o
hundred Of his recovery. The patients mind
is clear. ana he is aware Of the nature of the
awful afii lction.
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LITTLE Rock (Ark.). October 31st.-Isador
Capei, discharged soma weeks ago from s DO.
sitlon IN which he had been for years, this
afternoon committed suicide, and his son
went to the Office Of bis former employer. who
was absent, aid shot tie clerk. At the Cor.
ones's inquest statement by the old man
wife showed that the details Of the suicide
ana murder we're prearrapgel between father
srd SON.
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NAyANTED-MaLE FOUR RANCH HANDS,
w $50; two Mixers $50; Man to drive sand
team, $50; Woodchoppers, 81 rs to 50 per cord.
Female: Women and Girls for Housework, SIS to
go, two Wafer Girls for hotel MASTERS &
CO.'S Employment Office, No. 1925 Eighth street.
X nj
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SToLEN- DIRTY ROAM HORsE,N
- weight 1000 to LOO; right hind IN
foot spotted brand under name, right NA
side OF neck PAGES and tTots. S25 reward Tor in-
formation leading to recovery of horse. Stolen
june lst or thereabout n. J. GEEH,
o24- I'm Ell Dorado Cal
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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DERSoNAL- JOHN PRAT0R TlMMONS IS A
Il resident of Bradshaw City, Yayapli county,
Arizona Territory, and is desirous OF informing his
sisters, Mrs Sarah P. Grimm and Mrs. Ann Eliza
RadoT and his brother, William o. Timmons of his
whereabouts. o27-lms
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LanStry's First Appearance.

BosToN, October Slst.-Christine Nilsson
says large case, containing her costumes and
valuable j5welIy, was burned Ia the Park
Thaafar
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF fve lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for one tre three times for 90
eents or rs certs per week
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inc view of the contest Shells from the forts
frequently fell quite close to her.
ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.

Adispatch to the Temps, of Paris, from Vienna,
says: 1t is admitted in government circles that
England is perfectly justified in her vigorous
action against Arab Pachas attitude of provo
cation, and so long as England pursues this
line of conduct she will meet with no oppOsi-
ton from the powers.
In the House of Lords Lord Granville said
the bombardment at Alexandria does not con-
itltute declaration of war against an allied
power, as the government is not in alliance
with the military despotism, now the de .fdctO
ruler of Egypt.
A dispatch to the Temps, of Paris, from Alex
andria reports that the Egyptian ministers
were not aware of Admiral Seymours ulti-
matum, because it was intercepted by Arab
PaCha.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Childers Sec
rotary, said if active operations proceeded a
vote of credit would be necessary.
The British troop-ship lamar, with 1000
marines, and the Spanish frigate Carmen sailed
from Malta for Alexandria.
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POLITICAL NOTES,

The State Republican convention of Ala
bama met at Montgomery on the 9th inst and
unanimously Endorsed the nominations for
State offices made by the Independent Green
hackers, which were: For governor. James 7.
Sheffield; secretary of State, A. H. Townsend
attorney general, Paul l.. Jones; treasurer, ].
w. Montgomery; auditor, John g. Shield SUI
perintendent of education, DR.. Ira g. Wood
Resolutions were passed denouncing the frauo.
ulent election laws of Alabama, cOmdemnino
the inhuman convict system, and favoring lii
eral appropriations for free schools. All Re
publiCans considered that a good days wor.,
had been done and the party strengthened.
The Greenbackers of the first congressional
district of Maine by accIamatioa terminated
Joseph Dane, of York county, for CoIsgress
General William r. Cox, of Wake county.
N. c., has been nominated by the Democratic
convention for reelection to Congress
The Democrats of Maine have nominated
Joseph Davis for Congress.
Jno. A. Kasson, of Iowa, has been nominated
for Congress by the Republican convention for
the seventh district.
y. S. Mcclure, of Wayne county, Ohio, was
renominated for Congress by reclamation by
the Republican convention of the twentieth
district.
The Republicans of the first congressional
district of Arkansas have nominated J. b.
Miles, Of Helena.
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CAUSES THAT LED TO THE WAR.

TOthOse of our readers who have not followed
closely the thread of events in Egypt that have
led to the present condition Of affairs there it
may be interesting to state that the difficulty
had its origin in the refusal oN the Khcdive to
confirm court-1nartial sentence which de-
graded fifty army officers, mostly Turks and
Circassians, and exiting them to Soudan. The
charge against them was of conspiring against
the minister of war, Arab Pacha The khe-
dive refused to confirm the sentence in conse-
quence of insufficient evidence as to the truth
of the alleged conspiracy, and he was strength
ened in his refusal by the approval of the Sui
tan and assurances of the French and English
consuls. Subsequently the ministry resigned,
but Arab declined to leave the country, and
the army demanded his Reinstatement. coup
ling it with a threat to kill the Khedive ard
destroy Alexandria, if it was not complied
with. He was reinstated on the 9th In the
meantime the cOnsuls had telegraphed for
ships of war to sustain the Khedives authority,
and, as known, England responded.
Our readers are of course, familiar, through
the more recent publications, of the massacre of
British residents at Alexandria and the refusal
Of Arab Pacha to abandon his Notifications
and withdraw his soldiers thus leading Eng
land to begin the bombardment Of the forts.
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THE COMMANDMENT
Details of The Fighting-The Killed and Wounded
on the British Men-of.War.

Details of The Fighting-The Killed and Wounded
on the British Men.of-War.
Cable dispatches dated the 18th instant give
details of the fighting as follows:
The Sultan, Superb, and Alexandra opened
fire at 40 a. m, and the batteries promptly
replied Two Of the forts ceased firing in
twenty minutes. At a. IN. Fort Massa EI
Kanat blew up. The smoke over the city is so
dense that the damage done cannot be dis
cerned. The top of Fort Pharos tower has
Oecn carried away, and many guns are dis
mounded on that and other forts. The Geneva
red cross flies over the city hospital, and the
Dutch and Greek flags over their respective
consulates At II a III. there was a perceptibe
slackening in the fire from the forts. The
Superb, Tcmcraire, and Alexandra concentrated
on the Ras-El-Tin forts, and they suffered
severely. At p. N. the magazine in Fort Ada
blew up. The ships engaged were in position
as follows: The Alexandra. Sultan. and Superb
under way, north by northeast. ! 800 to / 900
yards northwest Of Ennostus Point Iipi,t- bouso.
the InheXible is in Corvette Pass. 3 zoo wards
northwest Of Massc Fort; the Tcmeraire in
tho entral channel, $500 yards north to north
We Of the Masse Fort, aad the Penelooe In
yinrible, and Monarch are 1000 to / 400 y,ardy
northwest. The unarmed ships got under WAY,
working to the best advantage The tornedo
depot ship Hecla has arrived. Fort Ada is
c;ose to the Vice Regal palace, out the harbor
Tine ire Of lac beet commands the railroad n
Cairo. Up TO noon four forts were blown IN
At $50 p. IN. the fleet ceased firing Forty
English were wounded; none killed. All guns
en- barbette were dismounted from the forts
and only those in classmates were able to return
the British fire. At Port Said the. British
consul, by order Of Admiral Seymour, stopped
all ships entering the Suez Canal. The Sultan
has telegraphed his ambassador at London that
Admiral Seymour's bombardment would be a
grave infractiOn Of his sovereign rights, and
BE expected the British Government to prevent
it. The agent of the Suez Canal has protested
against the action OF the British consul at Port
Said as a violation of neutrality, and declares
the British will be held responsible. The
whole canal staff remain at their posts. A part
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SECOND DAY OF THE ENGAGEMENT.

dispatch from the Eastern Cable Company's
ship off Alexandria, dated 18th inst, says:
The 1nflexible and Temeraire opened fire
this morning on the Moncreiffe fort, which
during the night had been repaired. The first
three shots greatly damaged the batteries. The
signal has just been given to cease firing" The
Achilles has just been sighted steaming toward
,he feet. A flag of truce is shown from the
town and vessel steaming toward the fleet is
also displaying flag of truce.
HEAVY LOSSES OF THE EGYPTIANS.
The loss of the Egyptians must be dreadful.
Numbers of shells repeatedly struck the works
lust about the guns and threw up vast columns
Of yellow dust. 1t was often thought the guns
must have been demolished, but they appeared
uninjurcd when the smoke had cleared away.
The funnel of the Superb is pierced and a
plate below the foremost glacis is torn away.
One of the boats of the InHexible is useless
IN the others are badly damaged. The Intex-
BE bore the full brunt of the fire of the west
end of the Ras-elTin fort for three and-a-half
hours. The Sultan has a shot clean through
her mainmast and another through her funnel
The harem, adjoining the Ras- elTin palace,
md the adjacent rifle tower continued to burn
al night.
BURIAL OF THE BRITISH DEAD.
The bodies of those killed in the action Of
Yesterday were buried at sea. The scene was a
gloomy one. All the flags were at halfmast