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The pocn,,on.us !, iuyD,,nS,.r.

LYScnuuRo, Va, March 1G.-There is
little of additional interests from the pora.
hontas mines to-day. Another explosion
is feared and US precaution against
further loss Of human life guard has been
Het at the entrances to the mines. Superin-
tendent Latbrop has notified sevtral min
ing experts whose services have been en-
gagged, they. are no. longer needed. They
will be recalled when the mines arc re-
opened: This superintendent rtates to day
that the elst mite, which was not
materially affected by the explosion will
be worked sgain in few days, or soon as
arrangements can be perfected and miners
employed. The resumption Of work in the
west mine where the explosion occurred
will not take place for two months or more.
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MADRID, March lG.-General Velardc,
cavalry ensign, three aergeants, and two
civilians were arrested at General Velarde's
house Saturday. Several others were ar.
rs'ed at other points, including Briva.
dier Villecompa. The Government has
Tor some time known OF con.
spiracy being Matching Tor general
military uprisiugs something sim.
liar to that Of August last. Many more
persons were arrested to-day, including
Meran, Secretary for Zorille, q priest, four.
teen sergeants and three army officers. The
Government has forbidden the proposed
Communicate hanqaet and public eerenado
In honor Of Portouondo, a well known
democratic deputy. s. AZ 7G'<'
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BEWARE OsTnEu.'


Counterfeit Twonty3 Doll lr silver Cor.
Gs5 tiacateA Circulating. @5Fs
WASHINGTON March Z; 15;-The Secret
Service Division Of the Treasury Depart
ment reports that it. believed certain coun-
terfeiters were concerning measure TO
simultaneously pass up.n the public, es-
peclally 'in:clties. u The South and West, a
counterfeit SEQ silver certificate. A eam-
pie Of the same has just been received at
the office Of the Secret Service Division.
The issue ia a series Of 1880, Jas Gilhllan,
Treasurer U.Ss.;ss;siThe paper is thick,
greasys and stiff. The note is one.
eighth OF Z, an inch 6 shorter than the
genuine There Is no distributed fibre or
parallel silk thread in tho paper, o. in the
genuine. The words "Silver Certificate"
appear: in panels twice in the upper border
on the: face .of the mole. 4. In the panel 10
the left, in the counterfeit, the letters T.,
t and I in the word certificate" are en-.
Rraved wrong side up. In tbs counterfeit
there are no periods dividing the initials
in B. K. Bruce. Oa' tho lower
left I corner the check letter. Oils
without m accompanying number, and
in tho name; Gilfllan only the G;st is
dotted. On the back Of; tho note the word
taxes" is plainly spelled :.'tatis,".. and the
word engraved is spelt ".engrayod. The
color Of the seal is brick rod; it should bs
vefgtng on brown. tSgSi ssE'5;s t't T.. .;;}ifr'
4 The foregolsg salient points, if carefully
noted, win for the present protect the pub.
lie, while the note should otdeceive care
fulhnndlers ol:mouey, especially when the
geometric ylathei WORK is. exa,nined; yet
amongiths. Il Lutried and caroless, because Of
lis fair appsarencs, it might work great
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uip,n,er, ! nrrsnul,, po,t,iou. L

BERLIN, March l5.-A central news cor.
respondent to-day; interviewed an eminent
diplomat, now stationed here, and learned
the following concerning The breach bo.
tween Minister sargeant and the Imperial
Government. The question Of Mr.. sar.
geant'a standing, he says, is rapidly ap.
preaching; crisis, aud orders have al
ready been, given by t:e chancellor 10
conGne all official intercourse with
the American Minister 10 writing.
At slast those most interested In
widening the breech have succeeded in in
censing the Emperor toward Mr.. Sargent.
AT the last court ball the Emperor's dis.
pleasure with the Amaric Minister WAS
most manifest, and he several times turned
his back upon that genll, III IN in manner
not to be misunderstood. The court Off.
cials are now debating whether Mr.. sar:
gent shall be included among those invited
TO the, Emperor's birthday reception, which
will occur on! March, g, and it is openly
asserted that In the event ef Mr.. sarxenta
attendance ihe will certainly be personally
| fffnnf ad t,,s = H ISf..Ei ~ t.. 'l 80. "a
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WINDSOR, ONr., March l6.-This morn.
my at 5 O'clock, two prisoners confined in
sandwich jail for the robbery OF the Har.
sow postollice, shot and killed Jailor Leech
anu fatally wounded Turnkey Davis and
Ieaped. " ,!., The Windsor police and citizens
o. Windsor aud Sandwich secured the
country. - ~ -. "a - :
,,n,sy Kennedy, ono Of the murderer, was
captured ZAP. when just about to cross to DE-,
ahs. aio's. Kennedy says Leech shot O'CaIIa
saan, sSi, The other murderer, and the Iattel
Wn, waiIe on the road between Windsor and
hTiaakie.iSllle, became so faint from loss o
nso3a mat he crawled over a fence and Il
|ooao!y dead. Search fails to reveal him
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Sullivan vii, Fight THOMPSON.

Les ANGELES, Cal, March lG.-Re-
plying TO a Herald reporter whether lie
would fight Meryine Thompson, OF Cleve.
land, John L. Sullivan said, ayes, provi,-
ed the match is for 5000 a side, with or
without gloves, 10 be fought to the finish.
Any match Sheedy makes Smith and L
will ntand by" .rS5s
''Then you have not retired from tho
ring aa has generally been aupposed?"
"l.hRve retired, but on account { Of Sheudr
putting up S. 900 will stand by him 30
that they cau'l get away with a bluff. +
guess it is q scheme for hall the gate money,
the same as that man Robinson worked nc
San Francisco" -
swell, you tyhtaccordng to the English
prize rules or Marquis OF Queensbu'y.
~ will tight by Marquis Of Qleeusbury
.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Boston Adser.
.i,tr points to the interesting fact that,gener-
ally the adherents Of the more prominent
Of the possible candidates for the presiden-
cy agree on Lincoln for second place. Tho
writer adds, "Il Mr.. Lincoln possesses the
confidence ol the people to such an extend.
ed degree, why not nominate him for
President2' 1t may happen that way.
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TuE Philadelphia Press, speaking Of the
choice ii delegates TO the Republican
National Convention, says, "Let the dele
p,tes be men known to be true TO the
sentiment Of their constituents" Any
others would be misrepresentativeg-a
position which honorable men would not
u:ah 10 occuny
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Another DynnInite lslOT.

OrrAwA, March 1G.-lt is rumoreu at
the Parliament buildings that the Govern
ment got an inlima.ion to use every pre-
caution, as tho dynamiters were supposed
to be nedta,ing M attack on the buildings.
Tbs guard hus BEEN increased and the
Speaker OF the Commons and Sen.
ATE, who have apartments in tho
building, retired from their quarters
Saturday evening, and said, however, that
Speaker Kirkpatrick left owing to his vito
being i'll, '2 fs5 l'sff7 ~
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.At A Ticket 10 Win.
Tn IL r~Itln . 4 ~

~ .s.'a n AlCAet I'D Wlus
To he Editor Of the Inieuio1eer. Il. @,a
siR:-l have just read your crisp little
card in the New York Tunes OF this morn.
ing with much satisiaction, because 1t Ger.
tain!y counts you out from an alliance with
Louisiana 5I5 -,
The ticket Of Blaine aud Lincoln Is the
one which nine ont Of every ten Republi.
cans who live around me at Cleveland,
Ohio, prefer, and which that district will
cali for at Chicago. Mr.. Blaine is 90 clearly
the choice OF the Republicans OF Ohio
north Of Columbus TO the Lake from Penn.
sylyania to Indiana straight across, that
there will hardly be a show Of opposition
to the election Of all known delegates in
his lavor. HE nomination at Chicago
would give us the greatest incentive 10
work for the triumphant redemption Of
ohio-far greater than any other mans
name could supply. '3s..,. ga,aa
..,.qt Very truly Yours, .@
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THROUGH THE STATE.
THE CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.
Tho Views OF Republican, In Various Sections 0
West yirslnis on the NomLnse for President.
Tho M,J,rlty Of tho Replies speak Out
u5 Loudly for JAn. q. Blalns, Of nAlne.

Special Correspondence Of tie Iaseligeneer.
FAlRMoNT, March E.-During the pas
few days your correspondent has inter
viewed many Of the leading men Of th'
county on the subject oil State politics
There Is undoubtedly an unusual interea
manifested at this time in the coming
State campaign. The sins Of the BourbonE
have put fair minded men In all parties Ia
thinking. A change Is impsratively de.
manded by large majority Of the intelli.
gent tax paying citizens Of tais county.
This Is the belief Of many men who have
never voted any other than the Demo.
cratic ticket. The iniquities OF reasssss.
ment and kindred wrongs have aroused an
intelligent opposition that can not be Slsily
driven nor cajoled. It comes from the
bone and siuew Of the country, men who
most keenly feel unjust taxation. This
sturdy citizenship will be heard from at
the fall elections. In the remembrance OF
your correspondent no such active interest
In State affairs has ever been taken by tho
farming population. Another feature il
that no candidates are talked Of for State
offices. The claims and wishes OF poll.
ticiaus and candidates are forgotten In the
philanthropic effort to rid the Safe oi the
Bourbon monster-unjuat taxation.
The plan Of campaign known, or spoken
Ct, as the Putnam plan," finds some favor
here. There is prevailing wish that
those most honorable gentlemen, ex,Gov-
ernor Pierpont and G. Wesley Atkinson
will bury their personal difficulties, or 20
to Bladensburg at once. The quarrel OF
neither should become tho quarrel Of the
Republican party. Both arc honorable
men. They arc all (Republicans) honora-
bic men. With unity and harmony and
the display Of average wisdom in our con.
ventions, West Virginia will in October
take her proper place in the rank Of Re-
Statea. ---.--t = I. - z
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Pauic 10 Baker paYha's Camp.

LoNpoN, March l5-Suakin advices etate
that panic.occurred last night among the
Egyptian troops under Baker Pasba, who
are still Ia camp at Serbia They got the
notion that The rebels we're approaching
and dfbecame frightened and took to their
heels. |, The!panio was soon allayed. Two
men taken iior rebels were killed. The
tooopa returning 10 suakin eheered greatly
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a Brutal OutrnK~

NEw York, March l6.-A brutal outrage
WAS committed on young woman named
margaret Mcehan, Of Brooklyn to-day, by
rufllsns who seized her and dragged her in
a stable. The police arrested John T.
Savage, Robert 7. Baldwin, James Null
holland and Robert Daily, whom the girl
iiantifiad. TrEE7E,T|Es 5.--il-l.. .lsr -.
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AZ Weston-The Case Goes 10 the Jury.
-sl5st .hosVerdictfY Yet. :
Special Correspondence ef lie IuteIigercer
" WEsroN, W. Va, March 1.-THE sky
was dark and overcast this morning, a dull,
drizzling rain, mixed with heavy fakes OF
melting snow, was pouring down in such
torrents as to dampen :. the ,ardor Of the
many eager persons who were ready and
anxious to be present at the concluding
scenes OF the great tragedy that transpired
on the first day Of the new year and shock.
ed the people Of Lewis county throughout
the length and breadth Of tho territory.
But, despite the inclement weather, the
court room coon filled, many ladies Drawing
the atorm to be present. e5.El1 =
!! Alter tho jury and prisoner had been
seated, Hon. ". L. Lively continued the
argument for the State. Will, careful de-.
liberation and telling effect he arraicned
the prisoner for his bold. brazen ind,tIer-
ence to the consequence OF his crime. W
y at the afternoon session ex.Judge John
Brannon opened the concluding argument
Tor the Defense, making most earne s..
logical and forcible address to the iury, \
t: AT 1:30.P. NJ, the court house was crowd.
ed as it has not been before in the proceed.
ings, 10 listen to the closing argument OF
the prosecution. The prisoner was in his
place with the same calm, cool. Indifferent,
uncarins appearance he had heretofore
evinced., t",'2t.,1, ..gsfl.--l1. II
Louis Bennett, Prosecuting Attorney,
began the final address before tho iury
amid the almost breathltss stiffness Of the
eager auditors. =
The iurymen appeared in their places on
Saturday morning, and without inBtruc.
tions, retired to the jury room to consult on
a verdict. Qlite number Of parties wait
ed in the court room in hope OF their
speedy return with verdict, conspicuous
among the anxiaus walters bein. the gray
haired, aged father Of the prisoner on
whom the effects OF tho four days trial
have told more heavily than on any one
interested. The prisoner quietly chatting
among the attorneys, apparently as nncon.
cerned as any OF the on.lookeis, eyinciup
that same cool disposition which has been
one Of the peculiar features OF this interest,
ing trial. No verdict has been reached yet.
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;Fload- in tho ii li.s,..ippi valley.

Vickaburg special sayt: From Sharkey to
Greenwood, one hundred miles below, the
water is. over all places cxcep. a few
mounds, sufficient for stock to stand on.
The town Of Greenwood is under water,
except the warehouse and court house, !;
No loss Of life or stock Is reported. q The
planters are in good spirits and believe M
worst is over. No decentralization OF labor
will occur. 1t is believed the water will! re.
cede in time to make good crops, l.
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A New AgitatOr,

sr. PErEnsnuRo, March l6,-A paper
called the Slpob0dnyi Sloua, or free speech,
has appeared. 1t summons the youth
OF Russia to oppose the despotic form
OF government, and says: 1.-THE Rus.
sian State machine Is rapidly de-.
caying, and discomfort increasing.
among all classes and revolutionary ideas
arc spreading everywhere, even in the
army. Tho day OF victory is approaching,
The paper strongly deprecates terrorism
and favotB the union of all branches OF 40.
cialists who, it saye, should pursue the de-
erred end By moral energy, not by brute
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KOsN's Rash Act,

WINDSOR, 0Sr., March 16.-Last night
George Ross, colored, found another color
ed man named Scott with his mistress.
Ross threw a lamp at Scott, striking him
on the head breaking the lamp. The oil
ignited and fatally burned Scott. Ross
was arrested after a desperate struggle, de-
Tending himself with an axe. - sa
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Galveston, Tex March lG.-John Dni-
field, sged 20, con Of Green ]. Dullisld, a
prominent Galveston capitalist, was met
in the streelS at % o'clock this moru-
ing by a trio OF hard characters,
who just previous had been refused admis-
sion to r certain house, in which the
young man was, and ut tho point OF tho
pistol told him to throw up his hands.
Duilie!d obeyed, but only to grasp
his assailants' weapon with his lott ham,
and with the right plunged bowie kuife
four times into John Kelly. who Aeld tho
pistol: The latter has since died. Dudield
ind the others were arrested. v-l
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4 +no' BIrais,, bulLnutlIo,;i a.,

IosDoX, March l6.CThe Commons con.
tinued Iin session all might, debating the
supply sbill. EARLY i'm the morning Mr..
Healy, member t.fot 4 Monashan observed
the Land Leaguers, who, had no birds 10
shoot, were prepared to oppose the appro-
priation bill, and Stanley, Liberal, was
overheard to iexclaim, "They have land
lorda" Healy appealed against this Ian.
guage, and Stanley Withdrew tho e1pres-
sion. The House adjourned at 5:45 A. ".
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New fouS, March ia prizs Fight, for
$500, wac fought to-day on barge, which
was towed out into the Fsst river 10 escape
the police. The principals wero Tom He
ean and Jim Barr, both from Grponpoint.
-Four rounds wtr0 fought. BNh men were
severely punished. Four OF Blrr's teeth
were knocked out in the frs! round, and
In tho fourth hs wss knocked eense!css.
The fight WAS given to Hogan. NJ
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Mur'in'n Ferry.


Local politics c:e waxing warm.
There will be q grand ma:q1erads ball at
Ferrel'a Central Hal! this evening. h,
The Salvation Army held their frs. mes..
Ing In Commercial Hall yesls,dsy. rTT
George VoiGht. who was badly beaten ycs.
tnday morn ng week, Is improving. 'sl
Rev. FarrAr will lsc,nre at thu U r. Church
next Wedoesdsy evening on '.lhe Sphinx"
There will be u temperance convention at
Commercial Hall a. 1850 O. o'c.ock this evening
to nominate candidates for the various city
otlices. All temperance people, are invited
10 be preteat, d n .'l9,. ..5.i y =,
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Tus published extracts from Mr.. Blaine's
book chow calmuess Of judgment, impair
tiality o. treatment and vigor Of style which
would v.yo i. success though its author
were unknown. the ioretaste fully just.
ties expectation.
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New YonK, March. 1G.-Dennia Reilly
pointed a revolver ct Celia Kenny, age II,
while both we're visiting friends in Brook
lyn, waen the weapon exploded, instantly
killing the girl. Reilly is overcome with
grief. He did not know it was loaded. lie
was arrested. An examination showed all
the chambers Of the revolver were empty
except one. 5... j. Nv.
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Tho Cattle Plague,

NEosHA, KASs., March l6.-The Qaaran-
tine Committee ordered killing and burn.
ing Of seven head out Of m Owl Greek
herd. Dr.. Trumhower returned from
EIdorado and reports no aptha there, but
ound some cows suffering from milk leg.
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Machine shops D,,,royed.

MiLwArKEE, Wis: March lG-Hoflman
4 Billings machine and brass works, GOV.
ering hall block near the corner OF Cedar
and Sixth streets, burned this morning,
the fire originating in the engine room.
The total loss will be nearly $4,000.
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Pnrlinment lo ka pl.nloelyc,l. . /.

LONDON, March 1e.-It5 is rumored that
the Government, desiring to test the opinion
Of the country in regard to the Egyptian
policy. and fearing obstruction in the pres.
ent predicament will thwart the franchise
bill had decided to diasolve Parliament,
and informed the Queen :of this question
through the Chamberlain last evening, i:..,:n
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PRESIDENTIAL PIX KEFERENcEs
IN Lewis County-The Majority Favor
H2H Blaine for First Place,

In Lewis County-The Majority Favor
%G Blaine for First Place.
Special Correspondence cf The I,ltufoencer.
WESTON, March l5.-In accord with the
action Of the INTELI1oEScER in printing
Republican preferences for the Presiden-
tlal nomination in the coming campaign
your correspondent has been inquiripg
among these Of the workers he could readily
find, with the eubjoined results: M
W. L. Dunnington.-" Blaine and Lin
coin are my first choice. But I am also for
the nominee; it will be agood one." F;s
DR.. NJ. S. Holt, editor OF the RepuJlican,
+" Blaine is my frat choice; he can easily
be elected il nominated, and will we'll rep-
resent the inter OF the people,"
John A. Barnes l am Tor the nom
inee." 57.A
:. A. Greenstein.-" James G. Blaine" ~
Joseph B. Nef, former editor OF the Re-
publican.-" Blaine first, last, and all the
time; that's me" } SO
George Ress.-" am for the nominee.
II l have any preferences l am in favor OF
Blaine. Don't know how he stands with
politicians, but he is tho man for The
masses." sa,-l .2~=r ~ =.
George @. Cole.-"I am for the man most
likely to best serve the interests OF the
party" g. ~
Al. Wood.-"I am in favor OF tho nom.
inee: lam sure it will be good one, and
one that will win" @l'57l@ :
Squire William Hall, representative
Republican and substantial farmer, OF Free.
mans creek district, the strongest Repub.
lican district in the county, expressed athe
opinion that Blaine leads in his section for
first place, with Sherman as strong second
favorite. gp- II,
William Aspinwall, postmaster. nm
for the nominee" =-,-..g ,l -
L. NJ. Tuns.ill, Chairman County Exec.
tive Committee, was the last gentleman,
visited. The scribe found him confined in
his room, where he haa been for some
weeks past from the combined effects OF a
fall received at tho postoflice steps and d
severe attack Of rheumatism. He said: ~
have been in Lewis county near forty
eight years and know large portion OF the
citizens, and besides the many persont
who stop at my hotel bailey House),
meet many Others, and have been 'inquirinc
in relation to the preferences Of Republi,
cans for tho Presidential nomination, and
believe those have met arc about evenly
divided between Blaine and Arthur.
am Individually for Arthur and Lincoln
Arlhur's administration has been pure
and proven satisfactory to the people
Judging from present indications believe
the Republicans will carry this county II
the ensuing election by from 500 to 5O(
majority." Mr.. Tunstill also further re
marked that "although nothing had ye
been done in the premises, the convention
will all be called and hsld In ample tim
to perform their duties" 0t!s''.aI, A
Now and then Dsmocrat would be &C
costed in a jocular way, and the only re
ply evoked, always earnestly Expressed
wasalike from all: ""rilden, Tilden, Tllden.
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FRlrIllOnt N0tes,

Correspondence Of The IaLel'totncer' : = ~
FAlRNoNT,F March l4-An election for
borough officers was held here yesterday,
The whisky men carried the day. John
Fisher wes elected Mayor; E. "A. Billings.
lea, Recorder; @. B. Fleming, Thoniaa
Vance,. NJ. Harily, WA. Walklate and
A. J. Stone, Councilmen., The yete was
very close. 6lil-e38 N 9;;l,g.. &
The West Virginia & Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will proceed at once to
build their contemplated road from Clarks.
burg to Uniontown. The negotiations iof
money to build the road are understood to
have been completed III Il satisfactory man.
ner. The directors meet here tomorrow,
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{ fWAsiIISaroS, D. G., March l6.-1n the
Senate Mr.. Plumb's joint resolution 10 ap.
proptiate s25o,Ooo for the suppression Of
the foot and mouth disease among cattle is
unfinished business for the morning hour
for Monday, Mr.. Biyard having the Il ,or.
The question Of States rights has entered
to somn extent into the discussion OF the
subject thus far. Mr.. Bsyard is expected
to take the ground that Congress has no
constitutional power to authorize or direct
the slaughter OF cattle belonging to the ci,i.
zens of the several States. & IfilEI,sJ1.5 ~
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M ESTEEMED Bourbons, you can't come
a a,ho, way, You can't mend the broken
meek Of your party by inventing factlonal
s,h.s n. Republican gatherings. Judge
mon, Day Ia coming!