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& j;..5A.sUCcEssoET I. no MORTON.
l'rooklyn's Postmaster Cannot Understand
Why Ills Assistant Disappeared, !

81. -
BnooKLyx, August 25.-Col. McLeer the
Postmaster Of this city, stated it noon to.
day that le had appointed as his assistant
Mr.. Samuel Smith, in place OF Col. Nor
ton, who had mystcriously disappeared.
Col. McLecr said that lie WIS unable even
yet to understand why it was that Col.
Morton al,sconded. 1t could certainly not
have been from the small discrepancies
which were discovered in his accounts.
lie could have gone out on the street Mt
tany time and obtained, 81 900 for every
500 alleged to have, been missed in his
accounts. Hc had not received n line
from him since he had left and was sur
priscd to learn that Morton had written 10
his wife from Rotterdam that he hud gone
away for the purpose Of saving others i
there were others thatilc. desired TO save,
it seemed rather inconsistent that lie
should make that statement now. Who
wero the others THAT he went away 10
savo? The closest scrutiny had been
made in all departments and failed to dis:
close any such. \ 81 j: + =: t:--:..-[
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Z a Terrible Trnge.ly.

GALVESTON, Tex, August 25.-Thc Ners';
Waco special says: It is reported llere; 10:
day that u terrible tragedy occurred Yes: ,,s
terday in Corrytcounty over; the eraye!of d
young man named Graham, who was re-;
Gently killed bya companion. The elder
Graham met his. sons assassin accompan.
led blythe latter'sfathcr atyoung Graham's
grave: Angry words passed, leading to d
desperate battle, resulting lin the death Of
both fathers and the young assassin, 8
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\ Burglars Deed.

+ BUFFALO, y. August % special,
from +. Bradford says that ut Fail / Creek;
ClearfIcld county, Pa, Friday night last
m unknown person entered a boarding
house where four people were asleep, the!
proprietor and wife and another married
couple. The first attack was nude on the
proprietor, and the wife of the lattcr.wS'as;i
Killed. The assaillant found $500 conccaled3
IN the bed and the bedding but missed
SSM scwed in the bed Quilt. Passinetinto;
the next room the skulls Of the other
couple were crushed in but mo money;
found. The first woman struck died }in-ss
stantly, ind the other three ats lust sac.i
counts were still living with no hopes Of,
recovery. 49, iii III
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broke Every I:ottc.

sASASToSlo, Tex, August %. Several
men at Denver City, on Saturday, con
cluded to examine we'll ITO feet deep
which recently became mysteriousIy dry.
They: tied a rope around George Horton
and lowered him into the we'll. When
about ten feet from the mouth the rome
broke, and Horton plunged down, bound.
ing from side oHside against the rocks.
Every bone i'll his body was broken, and
nothing but shapeless mass OF flesh was
found ut the bottom. The first man who
went down With a bucket to recover tho
body !: was pulled up in a iaintins condi.
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August 25.-J. M. Per.
reard, the French hotel keeper OF this
town, is in New York, looking for his wife
who cloped last Monday with Emil Let,
tonrneur during her husbands absence
Mrs. Perrearf took $500 in money and Il
hundred dollar Government bond and lci,
a note stating that she was going to France
with Emil. Mr., Perrcarl hus informed
the police authorities in New York about
the runaway and has offered hundred
dollars: reward for their apprehension
The outgoing steamer will be watched.
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JrnGESANuEL Moons will have 10 stand
up and be counted. lie desires 10 remain
on the supreme Bench, to which lie was
appointed by Governor jackson, who has
i"nnd him Il very handy judge to have
around. hills tringinEltter OF January.
~, 1862 begging Ii "Rhlitnl' Legislature:
to let him resume the practice Of law, lie
said: The false dogma pi exclusive State
rights sovereignty never having formed
any part OF my political creed, ! have no
hesitation in discardins and disclaiming
H." From which itwould appear that the
Barbour County Innocent had been drag
sed by bold, badmen into the costly cxperi-
Ment OF secession. In iact Samuel Moods
employed his timo and talent, after he
went to Richmond, to drag in other men.
lie hadbeenclectedto the Richmond Con-
vention us n Union man, defeating Captain
IA, Br.aiord, 4 manwho had hchoncsty
10 declare himself q seccssionist. Jlaving
slipped into the convention under false
prrience, Judge Woodst,leyeloped into a
bitter and proscriptiyS i.sGccssionist. lie
voted ior the Ordinance Sof Secession,
which contained this, declaration $i$f;5S5
That the union between the State Of
Virginia and tho other States under the
Constitution Aforesaid [of the United
'statesl is hereby dissolved, and that The
sa!E@ linyiaiais intuN possession and en-
f,rti% q all the rights Of Sovereignty ,rhich BE-
eng and appcrtain toq free and independent
And theydo further declare, that saitl
Constitution 9of gthc} hUnitch States OF
America is no longer binding on any OF
'he citizens Of this State. X i. Z \. n. n
Perhaps sonebody3@ho is supporting
Judge Woodsiwill beable totell; ;the.yoters
otWest Virginia when. Judge Woods was
honest-inlSGlS when JIG thought he wa
helping toSiound IN; empire? Or lins1se9
when with q fearful voice housekeeping !:
chance to get back;to the bar? And may
be somcbodywill SHOW from lis :rccort
that he is thetkind lois slnan;toSbe on .,ht
Supreme Bench; ;s I; 8; Ss 3ly
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WASHINGTON, August 25.-GcneralNe New.
ton llas made a report upon the work OF
Improvement Of Hell Gate, New York har.
Dor, under his direction, III which he states
that little was accomplished last year, ow.
ing to the absenceof IN appropriation, Lut
that the arrangements for. the final cxplo-
sion in September, 1855, will be made this
year. One million and half llas already
been expended. on the work, and another
million will be required, and $4,000 will
bcFMecded to clear away the debris from
the explosion. 4 4 I l}ss IN: Il
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Z 7s.sut. p : - i
s Threatened Lyncl,iny

p ST: LOUIS, August 25.--Adolph Dills, The
Iowa minister who was arrested here last
Thursday for bigamy,w was taken to Sioux
City last night: Sheriff Mel Donald, who
came for him, is Of The opinion that sDills
will be lynchea, and lie lis very nervous
over the casc.s The chief 8otlense OF the
prisoner Is cnticing away hissneiclbor's
l9.year.old daughter He married Tie
child in Omaha, and by this sacts commit
LIED iblgam,y, as he had wife IN Sioux City.
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Fierce Forest Fires.

DETROIT, Men, August 25.-The Fres
Press. East Tawas special says: We have
had aheavy gale from the south accom-.
panied by u light rain, but not enough to
subdue the fires. Yesterday afternoon
the fire, driven by northwest wind SWEPT
down on llanon City, burning
every building but IL large Kiln and one
house. The fires yesterday and to-day are
burning iierccly on both sides OF Tawus
Lake, the black muck in the swamp burn:
ing to the depth of several feet and burn
ing under the roots Of large trees, whicl,
topplc into the burning lnass - ls-5t5g,
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s----------s-, 2,
y THROUGH THE STATE,
Acclltsits and Incidents In lfW..t Wig, 81,

J D. .
nnd Vicinity. 81 s,i51f ri,
The large gas well OF the Jefferson iron8
works, 1T Stcubcnvilic, suddenly censcd III
flow Sundaynigllt and thcreais no ro,1r I'M
the pipe The officers of tho Sco,nban;VSS
think that the well has not given Foiitt hit:
salt 4: ~ , VI ~ d &
Last Friday ut Charleston, there died:at
man named Floyd Brewer, who swas!SiinE
ms :,3tl. year. lie was the largest T mani
IN the State, weighing SS7Sp6nnds His
COLIN measured 4 feet 4 inches inli lenctIIlS
2ie0t 10 inches in width, and was q in!s
ches deep. .3S y 3sGsSsat y
The West Liberty State Normal ;scbooJS 4
will start oil on its next termfuntler thns
most favorable. auspices. Prof j. IA Cav Z
aScntlemanand scholar Of abiIity,has beensy
named MS principal for the com;nrilyear.S
ne VIII sec to il thai. the school docs not
90 backward. /
L a man named Dobbins, While ii,toxi.s
Gated got on.,he, Cleveland 4 PITTSBURGH I
tram ~ Wellsville yesterday morning. and
shortly after made MI assault On the con-
ductorand others with Il razor, innictinc 5,,s !
siigst flesh wound on 4 stranger in tic cIr. II
The conductor telceraphcd to Mnyor Nc
Conyille, ofstenbcnville, whosent an oiIieer9
10 the depot, where he arrested Dobbins;
when the train arrived. $50. 4
Very extensive improvements urc 3ins
progress at the Jefferson Iron Works, ati3
steubenvifle. New timbcrs are bcin@s
placed in the mill and two heating [ @ illT.
naces that will do the, ,,vorkiof stlre former I
iivcarc in progress of CONSTRUCTION. "a Nat
y; urn i, gus will be more thoroughlyEutilizedS !
out coal can be used to- better nd dvantamat acc
than it could in the old style furnace. ssSi
The campaign for Blaine and Logan ii, nil ,,* i
be opened at Cameron, Marshall conntvssi
next Saturday evening. a monster. mest,s; y
ing is being armnsed for. 4 nongs tlie I
speakers Of prominence WHO wfll be pre.S
sent are Hon. Edwin:NIaxWell, Genera a u:
Golf, ": T. Hubbard, Esq, and G, 81 Hart IL
editor OF the INrELLldEScER.4aa22rhe Rennhss3
licans OF Marshall county are aroused and !,
propose 1Sn rolling up 4 majority Of aatgleast$
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Encctunlly Expln.lc,l.

4 san francisco, August to5.-Thc Ercn;ng
Post, publishes the statement of Mrs.
Abbic Il Marble, employed at the San
Francisco postoilice, and a sister OF Mrs.
James GBlainc, denying the published
accounts that Mrs. Blaine's father, forced
Mr.. Blaine at,the point OF shot gun to
marry her. MrssAllrble says the circum.
stances were simply Impossible, us her
father died in tJanuary,elS45 never
knew, nor saw BlaincS and it was rot till
six years after his death, that her sister,
Miss Stanwood, now Mrs Blaine, saw Mr..
Blaine for the first time.v i;t,,3S5%cSs. i-i,
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C0rIUrntIO,ls,

4. certificate Of incorporation was yes.s
teselay issued blythe Secrctaryj Of State to3
tne Avercll Insulating Conduit COMPANY
OF Washington, D. G., formed 'forithe MR. mn,
pose OF placing or laying electric con-
ductors under gronnd,s and, to own, sell \
lease, rent or operate telephones in con-
nection Herewith. Thcyt capital stock isg
limited to Sl,oo0,00o,o o,ofwhich 500 has Been n
\ certificate Of dissolution was was also ;s.3
sued sued 10 the Hatfield Automatic Chr
Coupling Company, Of Boston, ii company
Incorporated q few months nuo under, tia
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Ovn Democratic friends need Il little
administrative reform" in the manage
mrut Of their campaign. Not necessarily
another Morcy letter forgery, but sonic
thingto"stir uptheanimals." Tl,cymight
arrange little reception and introduce
Governor Cleveland to the men who are
going to support him. * -.sss-g,si
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Tho Ila,tcrles of the chinese tao I, uol, ~ Tor ;fo,


j. Z; the French. 4, . Z
LONDON, Nug,lst.255 Dispatch jt lust re-, re-,
ceisetl- front Too Chow SAYS tbnt tbe,5 The,
French ironclads, eight lilii number, again gain
entered the river Min atS2 o'clock this
afternoon, and attempted TO .dcmolish the /
forts between, tie mouth .cf ,tl.eriyseir% l.i era and
the arsenal. The, 1'factstliS .shipsi it / ,ot
heavy draugl,t, such as the French
mcn-of-wAr, have to wind through ( a
narrow and difficult channcijin Offering
the river, and the danger Of ofobstr,lctionsa
having been PLACED in the river during thes
night, necessarily made the French fieeta
proceed slowly. This gave the Chinese anS
opportunity Of making their fire from their
iorts, more effective, and SO we'll did they.
handle their guns that the French: feet
were compelled to retire in IN: hour after,
the first shot wins fired, - iSiS:S
The Times dispatch this afternoon saws s
THE French iron clads entered the mouth
OF inc river this alternoon1at 2 70 clock s
The White tort opened fire with KruppS
cannon, while the ships were three miles
away. After an hour +. engagement the
French retired. The Chinese ijrei was
!. P!Ams, August pa dispatch Y iroms
Ten 1sin Of yesterday says itheiE CHARGE
DAilnlrcs has lett there. The Acting
Consul remains. The Renib1tqtte I Fran.5
cd.se says to-day: "Frlnce will will soon
seize and retain such territory in China as \
vii! be useful to her, Chang Pei Lun9
VIII lead the Chinese troops Sagainst the
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a Biz SjlOrtnrc.

SEwAnK, N !, August 25.-Experts
have just made M examination OF the Is.
SEX county reports made during the past
twelve years, and find Il shortage in one OF
the sinking funds Of nearly S700000 This
in the department known as the Essex
road board sinking fund. "i.{s.ls ,9fs. li35
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''sI-- H.E=- 49, -. : = .
Lives Lost in n GnIO,

:t5sT. JonS, ". F:, August % %. In there.
cent storm At carbonear, two houses were
destroyed, trees were Euprooted Siat outer
cove md fifteen fishing smacks were lost.
The schooncrs Petrel Band Elizabeth were
lost i'm White Bay, and "a fishing smack
Vas lost Oh Caps Broyls: S reported. stsi :
large lumber ship lost in ST: Georges
Bay,rsbut no part culars are received, Il;
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y5sia DIED. 4

DIED. Il a y!
EHf LEKIon Sunday, August III 1, n
JAcoS F!yp, Q, E RsF husband In tho Eighth ward
!. u.'e.. ron INC residence Of her husband OH
srsoo s.see., south Of Thiry.sIsh,h street ,hi
family asc invited. -
dence q Sct Mo%day august a. tho resi-
wa!e1sirect. at II 20 r H. AMYIHwi. H.
s.,.a ~ = y. ana fredesica Flynn, aged 70 months,
FHOiiME-onl Monday. tup,,st 10, 1sst :, I, 4.
X ~, ~. uASSAii. vile Of Wilaai Frohme jr acea
Funeral notice hereafter, "a 4! ,s Y; z;
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{ plrrsnrRcll, August 25.-Tlc Dipa,rh's
Coal Centre special says: The miners
camp was reinforced today BY the wives,
mothcrsand children oitlcminers arrest
ca last week. This afternoon fifty. of them,
headcdby an old gray.l,aircd woman, sev-
sn'F years OF age, marched Il, the Office OF
squire Dawson ut California aud applied
l9r ADMISSION to. the poor house, claiming
they had no means oi support. The ap-
pllcation was refused, and the party then
took upti'eir march to Operator Neel's
house, but the special officers would not
permit them to enter the. grounds. They
then returned to cnmp. tt = 4 : ls}g, :, ~, :
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The Story Of n Steamer.

SAVANNAH, August e5.-The steamer
Gale City arrived here last night. She
reports she saw the Tallapoosa's signals at
II AS and being short distance Off bore
up ut once. At 1850 she had on bourd
the entire number OF survivors SO. far as
she was able to pick them up. The night
was clear. 81 81, ~ n Y 3 5. ~,
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.!#rrf# 81" I..H - HH|t &
Steamboat Property Burned,

sIrrvEronr5 Ia, August e55.-This
morning the wharfboat Maria Louise and
the steamboat Shields, owned by the Red
River Coast Line, were burned to the
waters edge in front OF this city Every
thing on the two boats was destroyed.
The loss is $4,000. No loss Of life is re-
ported, t5lS' : & s,tiI .ga 81 -55JT AZ N
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LoNG-FELr WANT fILLED ATLAs1
\ New Democratic, Orsnn- Eaters the Field
1855 ses=s Of Journalism, !-5 n, -

y D.
WASHINGTON, Ds C.r,.Ausust o5:-some
time ago it Mas decided that to insure the
election OF Cleveland and Hendricks, an
other organ was necessary intlic city,. 70
sanctiiy-thc deed it; was determined to
publish it on Sunday. Pursuant to this
sch ,me the Sundly$Democral makes lis
appearance 10 "lll3sa slony-iclt want"
Jnlging from the tissue yesterday the
remedyswill be worse than the disease. Il
would have been gbettersto have let the
public continuc,to hunger and thirst after
campaign literature: II isa ."patcnt out
side" and the inside is printed in great
sprawlin. type, the editorial, so-caIfcI by
courtesy, being i'll doublc-lcaded "long
primer y column Of it would make
about three or four 'sstickiuls" in the type
OF well regulated newspaper. It's pros
pectus says: "The Rural Democratic and
independent press will be liberally fur
nisted with copies" What in the world
they want them for is past iindin. out. it
is impossible to imagine an alleged news
paper more perfectly ''rural''' in its ap-
pcarancc than the Democrat. The reader
constantly expects to see an announce
mcnt that cortlwood and rutaba,a turnps
will be received at par on subscription. It
declares that it "will be III aggressive and
fearless Democratic newspaper. It's mat
ter will be incisive and truthful, and Re-
publican rascali.y will be iearlessly ex-
posed. Thus will Republican rottclincss,
resulting from twenty-iour years Of power,
be illustrated to the masses through the
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ST. JOINS, n. +, August o5-Orangc-
men numbering, several hundred attacked
the Roman Catholic church yacht, at Hen;
leyharbor today and threatened the mis-.
sionary, Father Lynch; with death. They
tore down the filags,a and 5tarred the yacht
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GEyEuAI Gorr will wake the echoes in
the Old Dominion, and then away TO the
State Of Blaine. In due time lie will be
hclri on the home stamp, with pleaSulc
:, his audience and profit to the cause.
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WurX Oeneal Logan speaks in Chicago
mW0 people 90 to hear him talk Ameri.
TuE Democratic managers never will
yopaye the Irish.Amcricans for throwing
or,hc woke OF Democratic bondage. q 1a.,

q No, rIIAy.s. No cheap-john British
irre trade IN ours. We shall wait until
rusli,hmpn stop coming to the United
s,,lps to better their condition III aland OF
Liberty and Protection.
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Tnr Pittsburgh Chronicte Telegraph has
laid ust!e the Old blanket sheet form, and
comes ont in fine style us m eight page
tarer. seven columns to tho page. The
mproycucnl is very marked. I'D
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Col j, y. TAYLOR Is hereby informed
Tia, he is expected to get away with Gen.
,loniram ,Ionl'lab Warner in their com.
pctitiyc examination for Assent III Congress
from the Seventeenth, District Of Ohio. 5
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BAR HAnpoR, ME., August 25AN1r.
Blaine, acting under the advice ofl,is ply.
sician, will remain here the coming week.
He. is suffering from q. severe cold and
sore throat. He had intended to visit
northeastern Maine. q ~; 5;fs "; n
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sTRIKINGiM1NERs
IN ohio-lmported Labor Resisted nj Tho
HtltAs s5Ea Duchtcl 1fiues y ls(.l lE:1 n

| q
CotuMnus, O., August 25.-onc hundrc,
polish miners from Toledo were taken /,
! buchtel this morning and placed in III,
stone house 10 DO guarded for tho time bc
ing Iron from the striking miners. The latte,
endeavoted to drive the guard back, bu,
were resisted by detectives, and Il looked
for a time as Il riot Of serious dimension,
| would cnsue. "a crowd Of sevenl hnn.
dred men, women and children ho,
gathered around and were apparently do.
tcrmincd Oh assault, and the Interpreters
who accompany the Polish miners We're
Knocked down BY the striking miners and
reported In a critical condition. 4 A. -
Lieutenant Hay having charge OF tbe
tinkerton detectives in tho employ Of thc
Syndicate, tclegraphed the Sheriff at
Athens that the situation was threatening
ana thathc would be Obliged to use VIC.
ience tosprotect himself, the propcrty' al
the Syndicate and railroad; General Su.
perintendent Carr, Of the Hooking Valley
and Toledo roads, reported 10 Governor
-Hoadly that mn attack Ind been made In
the morning and TINT tho wires Ind hcon
cut and wanted to knowii, under these
circumstances troops could be ordered out
70 protect the property. The Governor
was notin the city, but his private secye.
tary communicated with him and :also
stated TINT II would be impossible TO fur.
iiisfl troops till the. sheriff had exhausted
all forces, and having failed to restore
order he could then call on the State. Tho
Gorvcrnor's Guards OF this city hayc becn
ordered tobc in readiness should their scr.
vices be.1cmandcd. 80. l5.'.f - -
The officers Of the Syndicate applied To-,
the State sfor arms to be furnished sncr;ai
'corstablcs who should take the place OF
the detectives now on duty, bat arms we're
refused;bythc State us. the authorities had
no power.to give out the .same. ,t.g5&i -,
Inc representatives Of the Syndicate state
that the sheriff Of Athens county was cnll-
ca updn at the beginning, hut refused 10
have anything ID tloswith Il, but clianvcl
nls mlnd ,and went To- Uueli.el, where he |
! a. peace. The opinion Of
9tRRclals Is that -ns7lanE as tho. sheriff en-
aesyors TO maintain order ttere vii rbe.not
trouble, but should he decline to Keep TIC
peace there will ..bc blooilsheil, ms they
have :irlhed men employed. to protect their
property and say they will la It ut all |
4 No further. trouble is feared except it
shonlds be tomorrow morning, when mn.
other effort willjc made to nut Tho Poles |
70 work. The general feeling here Il that
the strikers ARE :bctGmiH. tlesDemte, md
that they will makcIasbiy ellort to have
WORK W y. stopped at Buehtel 4or keep out inn
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C1lcAGo, August 25.-Patrick Cardiff
aud Win. Bradburn fought with hard
s'oves, Qucensburp rules, tonight for the
gate receipts. The aflairzwas particularly
brutal and exciting from the start
marked by the most uproarions con
duct on the part OF the audience and
seconds. The police were several times
Obliged to Interfere between the two prin.
clpals, and more than once used their clubs
on the spectators, who, with pistols in tllci,
hands, joined with the crowd in a rush
upon the stage. In the iourtl, round Car.
dill Knocked Dradburn senselcss and was
awarded the victory. s3ss.sl..,,1 rs: