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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-23
TEXARkANA
A Shooting ARRAY Between white and
Black-CethOlic Priest Jlllso. Etc

A Shooting ARRAY Between White and
Black-Cstholic Priest jailed, Etc.
TExARKANA, May 22.-[Special. l-About
7 o'clock this afternoon Mamie Bloom, a
butcher, shot negro named Vic Simpson,
with apistol. The evidence before the re-.
corders court developed the fact that thew
had been quarreling, and the negro went to
get a pistoi; Bloom waiteu until he got
back and opened fire, and the negro left for
a place of safety, and was pulled later for
disturbing the peace by cursing Bloom.
Father Carragan, u catholic priest, having
good letters from prominent men of the
southern states, was put in jail last night,
and fined for drunkenness in the recorders
court to-day.
The recorders court was crowded to-day
with cases against the scarlet doves of the
city.
The Warner Brothers have contract for
the brick work on the Texarkana Oh mill,
and are having the material hauled with u
view to beginning work on Monday.
The brick work on the Doran block, on
Hazel and Broad streets. will be completed
this week,
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CORSlCANA,

Concert--Win Leave for Annapolis Cotton
Shipment--Dun Times for Officers, Etc.
CoRqIcAsA, May ?2.-[Special. .l-Proies-
sor Schumacher and his pupils will give a
veal and instrumental concert Friday
night, May 25th, at the opera-house.
Hon. r. q. Mills, representative from
this district, leaves for the Annapolis naval
academy this week, he being one of the
visiting board.
Four hundred and twenty. -four bales of
cotton were shipped from here to-day over
the Cen..-al.
The Ii. .yor's court is having a vacation
there being only an occasional drink to re-
lieve the monotoDy.
Mr.. Hugh Cassidy, of the Commercial
Hotel, is still very low. His physicians
thiDA his recovery doubtful.
A party Of northern caDitalists are here
and have looked ct several lots of land,
suitable for the erection OF cotton. seed oil
mill. The mill will be ready for the com.
ing crop Of seed.
The contract for the building OF the
Presbyterian church in East Corsicana, has
been awarded to Cross 4 Clopton.
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FORT WORTH,

Shot Himself In the Hand and Tetanus Set
in--Judgment for Error--The Copduc uctor
Organize Want to Abolish Bad Neigh.
borhood--A Rumor OF Moment.
FoRr WoRrH, May 22.-Tspecial J. Frank
Oldright, moulder in the Vulcan foundry,
accidentally shot himself through the palm
Of the left hand about noon to day. Tetanus
he's set in, ,ld h, mtn will probably die
l. Stout obtained judgment against the
City National bank To-Day for 81 ,oS6 de.
rusi's held by the bank to secure them ior
u hill OF exchange sent TO New York for
50 600, when Stout ordered IL for $685..
The conductors today founded division
OF the Order of railway Conductors called
the Evergreen division
A petition signed by the heavy property
owners has been sent to the council, asking
them to annihilate "Hells Hall Acre" the
five points of Fort Worth.
Word reached pnya,e parties tonight
that our city had secured the branch luna.
tic asylum,
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AUSTIN.

Charter Ftled-Granite May be Used 10
build tho Capitol-Contract Let for the
Addition to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Tho Courts, Etc.
AUSTIN, May 2.-ISpecial. THE Trav-
cling Mems union, Dallas, filed charter
to-day; object, toprovde for disabled men,
bers and their families.
Mr.. TAYLOR, capitol contractor; Treasurer
Lubbock, Commissioner Walsh and the
capitol commissioners, leave III the morn.
ing for the granite Quarries In Burnet
county. The contract compels the using OF
about $DO,OU worth of granite. and the
ooJect OF the visit Is to ascertain where il
can he easily obtained, and If 1t is found in
sufficient quantities, and can be easily
quarried, the contractors may use granite
In the erection Of the entire building.
The Game Breeders association have de-
termined TO hold their first tournament at
Austin during the state fair.
Bids for erecting the new addition to the
deaf and dumb asylum were opened today
az follows. Henry Devlin, SOL ,ll5; John
Mcdonald, $5S,5i4; K ] Loving, $59, 900; A.
Gardner Il Co., S63 900; Fred Braun, $54,.
100; Fauncke, $50 ZOO. The contract
was awarded to Fred Braun. The plumb.
ing was awarded to the Austin Water com.
pany. The contract requires the two
wings to be completed by September 10th,
and the main building by January /, next
with bond of $25, 900.
THE HIGHER COURTS.
The supreme court today affirmed Le-
glerse n Co. vs.. Moore, from Taylor coun-
~; Stuart vs. Broom, from Falls county:
Houston n Texas Central railway VS.. Low.
ing, from Collin county; Lorelle Ut al VS..
woodbridge, from Lee county; Edgar vs..
Pierce ct al, from Caldwell county; N. Delos
Santos w. Houston, from Wilson county.
Reversed ami remanded Langbein VS.
Hickey ct al, from Kendall county; Horn.
back ct al VS.. Ellers. from Wise county;
Ocdoa vs.. Miller et al, from III Paso county
Davenport and wife VS.. Miller Brothers,
from Coryell county; Hillebrand VS.. Nc
Maher ct al. from McIennan county; Cad-
well VS.. johnson, from CLAW county: Cal.
vSeit vs.. Roche etal., from Karnes county;
Mccormick Il Brother VS.. Bush, from
Grayson county.
Reversed and dismissed Snyder ct al. va,
Wiley II Porter, from Williamson county
Submitted on briefs for both parties
Wiley x Porter Vs. Garner, from Milan
county; Jones VS., Moore, from Falls county
AUSTIN, May Press. THE commits.
sioner of the general land office to-day
wrote the following:
VIM. c. kocher, Huntington Indiana;
lhave yours enclosing newspaper clipping
headed "A Squabble over Texas Land, !
and expressing some fears that land for
which you hold patents may be involved
and your. title endangered. No land
patented is likely to be disturbed. The
squabble is between unpatented lands of a
railroad company and some land specula.
tors, who. claim that the railroad surveys
were made In violation of the law, and not
being merged into patents the land is sub
Ject TO adverse entry. The supreme court
mas decided that a patent covering pub
NC land can only be attacked by the state,
even Though II were patented in fraud.
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Irish A fairs

DUBLIN, May IA quantity of arms
and cartridges have been discovered under
the bridge at Sligo.
An inquiry is proceeding into murder
conspiracy which has been unearthed in
county Mayo. The first clue to its exist
ence was obtained from person who WA,
arrested with suspicious papers In
his possession. He was then re.
leased to act as n spy In
the interest Of the police. In this capacity
he attended several meetings of the con.
spirators, at which a number of persons
were named to be murd, red. Assassins
were appointed by lot. In furtherance OF
the plot concocted by the conspirators, two
farmers were shot and wounded. Six of thr
plotters were arrested and are undergoing
examination.
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nel. Ihe disappearance causes much
lawyers in st. Louis, prominsn,
republican, was appointed United States
district attorney by Presides Grant aud
subsequently, elected Judge of the eircnit
court here. He resigned, however, 10 act as
counsel for defendants in the celebraisd
whiskey trials several wears aro
ne was engaged in several important law
suits, 10 attend to which his presence was
aoso,3teiy necessary. There are ugly ru.
NOR mors that ne has lost playing poker, but of
this there is no evidence, "
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The Nashville Dri,l.

NASHVILLE. May 22--The city is full OF
visitors to the comparative drill, and the
hotels are crowded. The weather Is still
raw and cloudy. The Laurence light In.
fantry, from Boston, arrived last evening
and were welcomed at the armory of the
Porter rifles and bsnquetted at the Mar.
well house by the Irish citizens of Nash.
vile. The streets are rapidly dryipe. and
prospects are favorable for grand street
parade Tomorrow. Among the distin.
guished visitors are Prince Augustine itur.
bide, OF Mexico, and Governor Blsckburn.
Of Kentucky, and Staff and Senator Butler
of South Carolina. ''
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The Good Templars.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The grand lodge Of
the world OF the Independent Order Of Good
Templars began It's annual session this
morning, but engsged only in preliminary
work, all the delegates not having arrived.
Delegates announce that q plan Of action
will be outlined for the guidance Of subor-
dinate lodges In making the power Of the
order felt as a political agency in securing
prohibitorv enactmepta u .nC several states
Of the union,
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The Code

NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-Dav'd Todd, son
OF Justice Todd, Of the supreme court, and
James Levessy, Of the Mascot,
fought duel this morning near the city.
After exchanging harmless shots at fifteen
PAGES both parties declared themselves sat
isfed. The trouble grew ont Of articlos
published in the Mascot r, r,fiecting on
Todd,s father
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MINOR MATTERS.
ingersoli Turning his Batteries Of
sarcasm and viiuperatlou
Against the Government Reredell En-.
tirely Too Small 10 Hit.
The Presbyteriaus at Saratoga Rein.
forced BY the Baptists.
st. Louis Sporting a First-Class and
ScandalOus Mystery
The Kentucky Republicans Casting
AoOntfOr a Victim.
Marietta, the Noted Diamond Theft,
Convicted With Recommendation.
Against the Government -Reredell En-.
tirely Too Small 10 Hit,
The Presbyteriaus at Saratoga Reip.
forced BY the Baptists.
81. Louis Sporting a First-Class and
Scandalous Mystery
The Kentucky Republicans Casting
AoOntfOr a Victim.
Marietta, the Noted Diamond Theft,
Convicted With mendation,
Other Interesting Topics Of the Day.
Star-Route Trial.

hs"'-NuuNo
WASHINGTON, May 22,-Ingersoll said il
was in evidence that after Reredell
attempted to carry out his infamous
scheme the government had put him
upon the stand sealed with the seal of the
department of Justice. While he was doing
that he was borrowing money from his co,
defendant, Vale, to buy bread to support
him while he tried to swear his
co.deiendants into the penitentiary
The government knew what he was doing.
that was beyond denial. How he hated
and abhorred this intormer system! Every
act of the government should be a flower
springing from the heart Of honor !;
The government should be incapable OF
deceit. The department Of Justice should
blow from the scales even the
dust of prejudice. Representing su.
preme power, 1t should disdsin
subterluge as confession OF weakness,
He held every pretence cowardice. The
government should be the incarnation of
candor, of courage, of confidence. That
was his idea ofa great and noble govern
ment.
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PARIS. May 22.-Cardinal Lavigic, arca-
bisnop of Algiers, has been authorized by
the pope to call the attention of the French
government to the difficulty the pope hns
in preventing tension between the Valic,, ,u
and France from becoming an open rup.
tnre, and TO show II how impatently the
enemies OF the republic await such a re.
suit The government made an amicable
reply TO the cardinals communication.
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HENRIEl
MIR. CurtIs Hold I'M Lipht nona.

HENRIETTA, May 22,-[Special.l THE pre-.
liminary trial Of W. r. Curtis, for killing
G. M. Burgess, was concluded this evening,
Mr.. Curtis being admitted to ball In the
sum of $500. The defense proved that
Burgess had made threats against the llie OF
Curtis on different occasions, during the
past three years; the threats were more fre.
quent since Burgess killed Donnelly, about
six months ago. The case has excited in.
terest over northwestern Texas, where Cur.
tis Is well and iavorably known as large
cattle owner and an honorable and generous
man. The nominal bond under which Mr..
Curtis Is held was made Immediately.
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bicycle Championship Race.

CHICAGO, May PA bicycle ra,e for the
championship Of America, twelve hours
daily for six days, began here yesterday.
The contestants are Mile. Louise Arms~a0.
champion lady bicyclist William Wood
side. champion OF Ireland, and W. ]. Nor
Woodsde, IA miles and laps; Armando.
l43 miles and II laps; Morgan, i42 miles
and 9 laps.
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The baptist In Auueversar,ss

sARoroeA, May 22.-The National Bap.
list anneversary began to-day; the Bible
convention assembled at 10 O'Clock a. m.
J. L. Howard Of Connecticut. moderator
Rev. Mitchell, Of Michigan, secretarv
The object OF the convention was the ds, A..
minAtion BY the Baptists OF the IInitad
States how their Bible and mi,sionsrv ~
work shall be run. ."a''
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The Kentucky Republicans

LEXINGTON, May 22.- About 500 delegates
10 the state republican convention which
assemblies here tomorrow have already ar
rived ana are busy canvass;ng the situate N,
A lively set to between the stalwart an d
haltbreed factions is expected tomorrow.
The appointment of Evans as commits.
aohsr OF internal revenue appears TO give
the delegates great satisfaction.
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JEfFER.oN
Cold weather-.-Court Notes.

JEFFERSON, May 2.-[Special. i. John
Jemlson, who was indicted In December,
1881, for the murder of 8. l.. Williams, at
this place, was tried and acquitted In the
district court yesterday. Three other m ur.
der cases are set for trial during the weeK.
The grand Jury will resume their lsbors
on tomorrow. Several bills have already
been returned by them, the most Of which
are for misdemeanors. -
Mr. T. 7. Martin, Of Fort Worth, Is In the
city for u few days. -
Captain John s. Shephard our district
attorney, Is establishing quite reputation
as a prosecutor Of evii-doers.
The weather has been remar kably cool
for the past three days.
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HOUSTON.

A busy Day In the Bayou City--Fuii Re.
sumo Of Events--A Disastrous Confingra.
uon.
..HousrcS, May %. Especial ! - Judge
Masterson will close with the courthouse
hui ding case, now on trial. the business of
the spring term Of the district court for this
county. The court has been Ia session ior
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Conviction With Reeommenda,,o,

NEW YORK, May 22.-Jas: II. Mariette,
VINO was arrested on the charge of abscond.
ing rom Paris with S75, 200 worth of di,-
monds entrusted 20 him by a iewel.r
named Kramer to show VIM. Waldorf
Asior has been convicted on the charge of
grand larceny, with u recommendation to
mercy.
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sGhicfer Wins Again

New YORK, May 22,-The fourth game
of the billiard tournament was won by
Schleier in the fiftieth inning aversse, 10,
he best on record; best run, Al. DNn,
267; average, 8 1850; best, 3
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bus, 3.
CHICAGO, May 0,--Chicago, 4; Boston, q,
pHILADEIrHIA, May @.--Athletics, 0;
AlleRhenies, l.
NRw YoRx, May 2.-Mstropolitaos, 9;
BaltimOres c. y
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Sensational hut Doub,ful.

LONDON, May 22.--The report is not yet
confirmed that previous to the departure oil
the emperor for Moscow, an explosion oc.
cured under the stand aud In the
fire. place In his dressing room, but nobody
was injured the emperor aud empress be-.
Ing In the diniug-room at the time.
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Chilled the COTTON Plant.

HELENA, ARK, May 12.-,The cotton
crop Is suffering greatly from the effects Of
Monday nights cold weather The moss-
curry touched 3S degrees, the lowest ever
known this time Of the year. Some locali-
Ties report slight white frost.
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Visiting the battle Grounds.

FREDKRIoKsBuRa, Nay 22-rForty Ave
veterans of the lSlst Pennsylvania arriksd
to-day, visiting old battle.fields. They
were received by many Confederate yetc.
rams with cordial welcome and given Kos-
pitable attention by the citizens generally.
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A CMve.in--sad Aoclslant

sHESASpoAH Pa, May 22.-Anethe,
oave-in occurred a. Raven Han On ~
Lehish Valley railroad lest evening. N
hole y aixty iset long. eight sss wids, lsav.
inS ths railroad Ties bare. A itsiIAS o,G1n
had Just paeeed over when tbs EvsS ~.
CURED, CrAins were delayed III niehl.
=, hokn murphy Wa fatally, ani Hnsh
Nenusy sesioualv injured 81 Hn e ~
ecci ~. q, u sns Gitard Mammoth scllsy
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 22.-Gensral Ohal.
mers arrived this morning. Owing to ru-
mors afloat the chief OF police arrestsA
both he and NJ. O. Galloway. of the Apnssi.
each were made to give q bond OF 81 .0Ve 10
Keep the peace. - v-'@.Y "
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sr. LOUIS, May 22.-Charlss W. Ham,
mond, for two years past supsrinss ndent Of
telegraph lines on the Iron Mountain. In
tefhational Il Great Northern and Tsxss =
Pacific railways, has had his Jurisdiction
extended 20 as to embrace the entire m.
souri, Pacific system. Mr.. Hammond n M
ot the Oldest teleRraphers In the oountrv
aud well known throughout the west.
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The Plap.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The plan adopted
by the harmony committee for the reorgan.
ization OF the republican party Of New
York city consists Of the early enrolment
OF the republican voters Of the city under the
general direction Of The COMMITTEES Of eigh-
teen enrolling officers. In each assembly dis
trict will be two members of the existipr
organizations, two who are not members
ana one nonresident Of the district. The
plan ccntemplates the abolition Of the pres
ent republican organization.
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The New York Republican Cohorts
Wheeling into Line.
The Great Bicycle Race at Chieags
Under Way.
The Good Templars In Session IN the
Lake City.
The Code Degenerates into Farce at
New Orleans.
Sehaefer's Good Luck Stil at His
Elbow.
Some Other News Notes Of Ia,erest.

NRw YonK. May 22,--[special. l-Nonsy
2to Sper cent.
Exchange 1854 to 4s9.
Governments steady, As declined \.
Railroads quiet and irregular.
Fort Worth & Denver frsts declined Ia.
Texas & Pacific Rio Grande division frsts
declined l.2.
Stocks dull and unsettled.
Denver & Rio Grande, "a.
Houston 4 Texas Central, unchanged.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, st.
Missouri Pacific, l05 rs.
Texas 4 Pacific, t-S.
The attorney-reneral decides that ns-
tional banks are not liable for taxes after
January LIST, 1883.
Cotton dull and futures | to points
higher; sales, $1,000 Bales; Galveston re-
ceipts, 'i2 bales; good ordinary 95-ie; low
middling, 10 1-2; middling, II.
Coffee barely steady futures 10 points on.
Rio and Havre weaker; sales q, ,OOO bags.
Wool and hides nominal.
peeVes-8oou receipts, dropped IA IL
cents.
NEW YoBK, May 22.-[Press. &c Govern.
ments to per cent. lowef; railroads, ir.
regular and without feature; state securities
quiet and strong.
Stocks continued to decline, when rajd
seemed TO be made and prices were further
depressed 8 to SIS; the latter on Oregon
and Transc0ntinental and St. Paul. Inthe
last half hour there was complete reyer-
sal Of the situations. Several stocks
touched extraordinarily low prices to-day
as compared with the last two and q half
years. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
sold at 81 20 So, the lowest price during
the years 1881 and 1882, being $l20l.2,
Central Pacific sold to-day at 7l1.4, the
lowest price in two years, being 80 10.
price at which it sold in 1881 and 1882, be-.
ing 90 7.S.
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Two Ira mps p.rI.h,a.

BHooxlfs, May 22.-Ths livery stable Of
John T. Loones burned this mo,nin,
Two s.a,rps Y y, and fourteen horses perishsd,
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In spite OF the enormous rush of business we have
haddurng the past week. our stocks are full and com
pete For the past few weeks have been in prepara
tors would make us and well did we succeed that
not OF our departments has been the least affected
hand we have found ourselves overstocked on soma
lines All surplus goods will be reduced forthwith We
mention few of our most W
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ONE LOT OF SATIN STRIPED SUR All
" silks, perfectly New and Handsome sum.
mer Stvles. at 81: were Sl.5O
nNE LOT OF BLACK SILK BROCADED
- grenadines. q inches wide, at 75c., were
81, and are worth 81 "~'>
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NOTABLE REDUCTIONS,
SILK Department.,

ONE LOT OF OTTOMAN RRoCADED SILKS
" in all the New Shad,s, at $3.50, were 81 Is
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GOLDSMITH BROS,
ia ELM STREET.
ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES

VI trading with GOLDSMITH BROS. is that they are in
daily communication with the great classes from whom extra
bargains are to be obtained viz: Those who do successful
business, and therefore can give bargain they to-
and those who are crpped and sell bargains and both
Classes know that quantity does not Goldsmith Bros if
the price right so that seize upon such bargains and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-18
The BULLETIN J0BOFFlCE
"h,,

COMPLETE IN ALL IT'S APPOINTMENTS, CyIINDAR
PRESSES, JOB PRESSES CARD PRESSES, NEW
TYPE, JAPANESE AND OTHER BORDERS
FOUR SETS OF DATE FIGURES.
NJ. STOCK: Envelopes Note Letter,
Paper Bill Heads, Check Books Recent
Books, &C.. &c.
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TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
3:O6 am. Mail,
Arriving In st. Louis 945 an; Chicago, $50 D. m
Connecting at Odin and bingham for Clncin
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis aud points East.
III , am. st. Louis and Western
Express.
arriving In St. Louis 705 p, m, and connectine
for all points West,
800 PIN. Fast Express.
For St. Louis and Chicago, arriving at st. Louis
t0;dO m, and Chicago ;2O An
800 pm. Cincinnati Xix press.
Arriving al Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville 1858
an; Indianapolis 405 am. Passengers by
this train reach the above points l - to 80
HOURS in advance OF any other route.
EF~The $3.50 p. m. express has pULLMAS
SLEEPING CAR Cairo to Cincinnati, without
changes, and through sleepers to 81. Louis ant
Chicago.
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