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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
TERRELL.
A Bull Investigates the Making of0hiok-
en-0holera Cure and Ice Cream
A Runaway.
Judge Charlton Recommended for the
Newly Created Judegship-Eo De-
mand for Collins.
Special.

TERRELL, Tex, June 10.--Miss
Dems Bond, who has been attending
school at Nashville, returned home
Saturday, and Misses Anna and Mag
gle Bass, who have been in Cedar
Hill, KY, returned yesterday evening.
The young ladies all return hale and
hearty and receive the congratula-
tions OF hosts of warm friends and the
fond caresses Of large circle of rela-
tives.
Mr.. Aldridge of Coleman county has
purchased from ]. ID. Gray Of this
place and shipped to his ranch sew
enteen Durham and Holstein one and
two-year-old bulls. One Of these ami
mails broke from the herd and got on
regular rampage. On his round he
went into the house occupied by En-
gineer Murchison, presumably to in
vestigate the process OF the
manufacture of chicken cholera cure,
and from thence he passrd
across the street and interviewed
Clyte's ice-cream parlor, passing in at
one door and out at the other. This
scene being little out of the usual
order MIR. Wascomb's horse, attached
to a blackboard at the corner of War
rem q Sons grocery, partook of the ex.
element, broke loose and went down
Moore avenue at full speed to Virginia
street at the eastern terminus Of Moore
avenue. There he turned, and finally
reduced the vehicle to splinters.
One man was condemned for undue
familiarity with horse property in
Kaufman county yesterday, and given
five years board at Huntsville,
The friends of u. II. Adkins have
withdrawn his application for the
judgeship of the Fortieth district, on
account of the failure of his health.
The entire bar Of the county petition
the governor for the appointment of
William Charlton of this place. No
man stands higher with the attorneys
and people than Judge Charlton, and
his appointment would give the most
perfect satisfaction to all classes
Maj. Grinnan of the asylum board
has gone to Austin.
Officer Yates of Wills Point cap
tured Frank Johnson, colored. at
Wills Point and carried him to Kauf-
man this morning. Johnson killed
another negro with an ak in tie
camp at Scurry Sunday night. John
son attempted to escape and was shot
by the guard in the shoulder. making
flesh wound.
The city council met this evening
with the school board to settle the diff.
ference between the two bodies with
reference to the council ordinances for
the government of the board. On &C.
count OF the absence of two members
of the board the session was ad-
iourned.
LATER-Itis now learned that the
negro Frank Johnson, arrested for
murder, proved to be the wrong man
and has been released.
Undertaken Sage informs us that
there has not been an interment in the
city for nearly two months past. The
same party states that during that
time only three calls have been made
Tor collins for the entire country tribu.
tary to this place.
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BONHAM.
James Dyer Jailed-Cotton Destroyed
In Fannin County.
Special.

Special.
BoNHAM, TEX, June 10.-Near
Sunset yesterday Sheriff Evans and
his posse brought James Dyer In and
put him in Jail. Jim is brother OF
the two Dyers that were hung here
the other night. He has been dodg.
ing the officers since last August, at
which time the graud jury here found
OIL against him and his brother Ell
Tor an assault with intent to kill one
Joe MUM. He was arrested at bis
iather'ln-law's, about ten miles south
west OF here. Sheriff Evans and a
posse surrounded the house and sent a
man In who was we'll known to Jim
Dyer to tell him Jim that If he
would surrender he should be protect
ed and ne didso
Elder Charles Carlton started TODAY
Tor Bethel, Va, where he has not
been for twenty-five years. He goes
10 ,mingle with old acquaintances and
college-mates.
Rev. Anderson of GAINESVILLE
preached to large audience at the
Methodist church here last night.
Services continue at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. Charles Plunkett from Texakr-
ana was in our city to-day.
Word has been received from the
country yesterday and to-day that
some kind of worm is destroying the
cotton At rapid rate. The news Ia
creating SOME excitement among bust.
ness men. 1.-THE reports in all probable
ity are exaggerated; at all events it ia
hoped. We hear of quite a number
who are planting over.
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nsuApEp ro OANApA.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The post
Office inspectors who have been pur-
suing Hihbs, the defaulting post
master OF Lewiston, idaho, have dis
covered that he is at Farwell, town
forty.fve miles distant from Victoria,
h, q, Az he Ia accompanied by
his family, the inspectors have
little doubt OF being able
10 arrest him. IL is probable that an
attempt TO effect the extradition OF
Hibbs will be involved In difficulty
and raite a nice point. He could not
be held for embezalement, as that OF.
Tense Ia not covered by the existing
treaties with British Columbia, nor
for forgery, as he was acting
IN his capacity OF postmaster when he
drew the fraudulent money orders. II
IL hoped that he may be held upon the
charge OF stealing letters ad.
dressed TO another person,
but this again involves n nice
question. The letters Hibbs took
from the pouches were addressed ia
one Davis, which was name assumed
for the purpose by himself.
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no bridge was burned. The federal
infantry WAS on the east bank of the
river and Confederates were on the
west bank, not the contrary as stated
by the major, and in fact the major
was not there himself. Col. Griffin
was not cashiered az stated,
nor was any charge OF
cowardice even preached against him.
On the contrary he was complimented
by Gen. Magruder, district COM
mander, for services on this occasion.
His force consisted of $50 men de-
tailed from number OF regiments for
special duty, and four pieces of artil-
lery from Crewzbar's artillery. The
federal force under command OF Act
ng-Master Dillingham;, consisted OF
the iron steamship Granite City, eight
guns, and the iron gunboat No. 40,
(Wave), six guns, their crews and
twenty-five men from the Thirty
sixth Illinois infantry. The last en-
camped on the east bank OF the pass.
The pass has no bluff banks, the coun-
try being low and fiat, and the banks
being about two feet high, and afford
ing the attacking force no protection.
The entire Confederate force was
placed silently on the river bank,
firing kneeling, the artillery on their
rear firing over their heads. The en-
gegement lasted one hour and twenty
minutes, and was holly contested. In
less than thirty minutes two pieces of
Crewzbar's battery were dismounted,
and In fifty minutes more the two
gunboats were helpless wrecks upon
the water.
The Confederate loss was sixteen
killed and ten wounded. The fed
eral loss was ore killed and thirty
MORALLY wounded, nearly all dying
soon after. They surrendered some
$50 men besides the detachment from
the Thirty sixth Illinois infantry
twenty-five mem, $50 beeves and 200
horses. The captain of the Wave
made no such remark as the major
credits him with, but did say after
wards that had he been able to slip his
anchors he would have whipped
Griffin badly. No lieutenant on these
boats was or had ever been on the
Hatteras or captured by the Alabama.
Col. Griffin was brave man of eour-
age and ability, graduate Of West
Point and had been in tie old service
His strict discipline and in many cases
too rigorous treatment of his troops,
rendered him unpopular with his
men, but not even his enemies
thought to charge him with cow
ardice. Maj. Davidson evidently
thought to perpetrate q piece of
pleasantly by drawing on his imagina-
ton, but he does cruel wrong to q
good soldier, now at peace with earth
and his enemies.
Co. A. MARsH's SQUADRON.
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SECRETARY BAYARD.
He Delivers the Annual Address Be-
fore the University of Kansas.

LAWRENCE, KAN, June Claw
renee Is in holiday attire, and the
streets are swarming with people from
all parts OF Kansas and the surround
ing states, attracted here by the visit
Of Secretary Bayard. The secretary
Is the guest OF ex-Mayor G.
d. Bowersock. He has been shown
over the city and has received calls
from great numbers OF the prominent
citizens. Last evening he delivered
the annual address before the literary
societies of the STATE university, the
subject being individuality, which
he elaborated on in very interesting
and instructive manner. After the
exercises at the university Mr.. Bayard
was given banquet by the citizens, at
which large number OF prominent
persons were present. The programme
Of the toasts and responses was not
commenced until midnight.
In his response Mr.. Bayard
said the desire of his
life was that sectional strife be eXtin.
gulshed. He did not speak for any
president or administration, yet,
nevertheless, the whole energy Of the
present administration would be TO
better the whole country without sec
tionallsm or distinction OF any kind.
Any fears which had existed on this
head ought now to be dispelled.
Several other speakers followed Mr..
Bayard, and the programme was con-
tinued until late hour.
THE SECRETARY IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 10 Secretary
Bayard, who arrived here last night,
remained in the city, the guest Of
Mayor Francis. This morning, es-
corted by the mayor, he wit
messed the annual exhibition
OF the manual training school
OF Washington university. At noon
he breakfasted at the mayors home in
company with Senator Vest, Gen.
Sherman, United States Judge Treat,
Congressman Glover and others. In
the afternoon Mr.. Bayard visited the
races by special invitation Of the di-
rectors, and left tonight for Washing
ton,
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WACO.
A Sunday Dinner subtsrfu,,.
Some Sunday Beer,

bpeclal.
WACO, TEX, June 10 In.
interesting case Of alleged MI
the Sunday law that has com. N
yet was tried in the police ~,
morning. j. T. Wilson Il M
of the st. Charles restaurant N
loon. Last Sunday he ssrvul
ner party in the restaurant IA
bottles of beer, which thsv NJ
with their dinner. The cjty NJ
held that the dinner was / A.
terfuge to get the beer, N, (
fined Wilson $l0O and orn
heaviest fine ever imposed b
lice court here. He win spDsI
higher court.
The list of delinquent tsras)
state and county, Is pub!ihsj
afternoon, and is the largesl ID 4
years. Among the names cflbe3
resident Taxpayers appuss M
Thomas A. Hendricks.
e X. Harris has quali0edutd
collector of internal fevenus III
(the Third) subdivision Of The A
district, vice George A. 0'Blsu
Harris comes from CalIahaa otEr]
The Waco Light Inisnty Il
very successful fete chanpss|
Padgitt's park tonight. lhepn3
will aid them in making TIED
the Lampasas encampment
Prof. Alex Hogg returned b
Worth this evening. His addrn|
night won plaudits on every 4
He made an earnest and IA
appeal in behalf Of ieInis
cation in respect to affordlng \
facilities for the education Of gl<|
boys. He called attention tohij
that so far as state action 3 eul,sI
in this respect, there Ia aud hAl3
~.
been q marked DISCRIMINATORY
Of the male sex, and cited ysr'11
universities for young men, ~
one such anywhere fOv young
He referred to their connectile 4
especial emphasis to the null'
donation for the proposed NSs
versity and, pledglng his OWE Y
deavors, pleaded eloquently ias
munificence in behalf Of ne
sex with a view to the eslsnlrl'
of q university for young lsdIc
ing facilities equal in Their adsl
their sex and in 81 Other felsF)
those provided for young men
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The defendant gave no

by the court. The defendant gave no
tice Of appeal.
In the case Of Mrs. Edna Long Va.
Shorty Long, divorce was granted
and custody Of the children awarded
the plaintiff. The evidence In this
case was palpably scsndalous, and yet
the defendant claimed that he was q
much wronged man.
Mayor j. p. Smith and Hon. II. M.
Wynne Of Fort Worth were in the
city yesterday attending court.
Ten or twelve ladies of this city
visited the jail yesterday with flowers
and reading matter for the inmates.
Some of the most hardened criminals
seemed touched by the presence OF
these angels OF mercy with their floral
offerings and words Of sympathy, and
the better parts OF their natures
seemed to be awakened for the time
being, at least.
District court adjourned this even.
ing. Judge Plner has had his hands
full, but lie has been untiring and
faithful in the discharge Of his duty
and has won golden opinions on all
sides.
The farmers report that worms are
destroying cotton very fast and II
looks as II the whole crop would be
destroyed The present outlook for
a cotton crop Ia rather gloomy, unless
the ravages of the worms can be
BtODDed
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CABLE NOTES.

The Princess Beatrice's wedding, It
Ia officially announced, takes place
July % next.
The Portuguese government has or
dered quarantine to be enforced
against all arrivals by way of Gibral-
tar.
Queen Victoria has created Lord
Wolseley a knight Of the order OF st.
Patrick, in succession to Lord OLA
gan.
Mr., James Russell Lowell sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for the
United States aboard the steamship
Soythia.
The authorities at Gibraltar have
ordered that all vessels arriving from
Spanish. ports shall be subject to quar-
antine five days.
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DENTON.
A Young Man Charged With Theft
The Gun Club Meeting.

Special.
DENTON, TEX, June 10 "A vouny
man. apparently about TWENTY-FIVE
years OF age, was arrested last night
on Denton creek, charged with theft
OF clothing, money, etc, from Mr..
John Durham. His name was given
as CHARLES Cunningham. He had
oeen employed by Mr.. Durham as a
farm hand for the past two weeks. and
on last Monday he claimed to be yery
uhweli aud did not 60 out to work az
usual. On Monday night he left with
the above mentioned articles. Sheriff
MoDonaia will furnish him lodging
ana meals at the county hotel for
awhile, as he has not given bond.
me gun club held its regular
monthly meeting last night. An in
nila.ion was accepted from Messrs. w.
% -. gregg and II b, Sniff to attend a
smoothing match At barbecue he be
gwen AZ Mr.. Gre yg's ranch tomorrow
q six miles west Of the city. The prize
Is 70 De q tine silver cup.
The following members have been
ssiecsed as the team to compete with
Inc Fort Worth Gun club here on the
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INC Oonseryatlyes UnpopnInr boil PnrIs.
SPAIN.
Cholera Gaining Hondway.

MADRID, June l0,-The civil guards
have evacuated their barracks, owing
to the breaking out OF cholera. OF
four cases In the barracks three proved
fatal. The men are now encamped In
n village on the outskirts OF the city.
Measures are being taken thoroughly
to fumigate and disinfect the barracks.
as also all private houses In which
cholera has appeared.
There We're seven fresh cases OF
cholera in Valencia yesterday. All
persons arriving In Valencia by sea
are subject to three days observations,
and all persons wishing to leave the
city must show properly attested GER
tihcate Of good health. All persons
arriving from towns where the cholera
Is are promptly sent TO the lazaretti.
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ABILEN E.
A Desperate Character Who Il
Wanted at the Fort Arrested.

f5peClHl.
ABILENE. TEX, June 9.--Mr. G. e.
Gilbert, who appealed to the county
court from the Justices court on a
Judgment against him for 5000 for as
saulting Taylor Thompson, was tried
by jury before the county Judge yes
terday and fined $3.50 and costs.
A runaway lumber team collided
last evening with dray, The lum
Der team was composed of horse and
mule. The horee hallooed Justify but
the mule did not utter sound. The
bystanders said the mule was dead but
when cut loose from the harness he
jumped up as lively "a ever, but the
horse could hardly stand.
ABILENE, TEX, June l0,-Brown,
alias Campbell, "a desperate character,
was arrested at the depot yesterday by
Deputy Sherifts McLemore aud Irwin.
A telegram was received this morning
from the sheriff OF Tarrant county to
hold him. He is charged with muir.
derous assault ON two boys whom he
hacked up with knife, One OF the
victims died, the other IL still living.
Buckskin Jim got on a rampage this
morning, but was oorraled,
Mr.. Ackerman OF Dallas, IA build
Ing I'm iron house on Front street.
Our Old opera-house Ia soon TO be
uset as variety theater, providing
the city fathers do not object. The
old building is better fitted for that
purpose than anything else.
Wool continues to come In in good
quantities. Prices are unchanged.
A heavy rain fell last night but nC
damage was done TO crops as far as
heard OF. 1t did not extend oyel
much ground.
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BELToS
The Citizens Enshussd Over VI
ance Matters. '''

-
Bolton, TEX, June ID ".
u. Saxon delivered an ada,. ~
hibition last night at H. ~ I
church to a large audIsns. @s \
gan b, her address by calling ,,,.' ~
crusade In Ohio, SHOWN y |. Va
beer-brewers Themselves ~, ~. W Y
to bring the question int ~ ' ,s,l. y 1
She is trying to show s o,'I
now powerful is the org ~ y. |, 4
force and traffic In Ams,iA'
backed by money and KS. !!
power to control Legislation NM !, 4
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10th inst. luext Tussa,s,' ~
erspoon. DIR. ]. p lsyE upo'
Liepscomb, ]. 3. sch I, E.asApd. ~
woo IL r; : B; snift, DIV, d. 3 i,nss'
iirst, A. II. Ciarh,s.a e allsIus... (
Dauson; third, cans ! s'e.ad' i ,
fourth, DR.. ]. N. mo- 5ps.. T. Z c6n.''
this contest will be 1 III ~, The pS
Reports have coma s''s y lIeEs
oay OF two of serious d y i@A'
cotton cotton crops in certain sS,asss ~
worms. The extent AZ f'a I. loalhIsI
not o. now be estimated y -, dia y ,
affected is not large. W. lsn'
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GAINESVILLE.
A Small Worm Destroying tho Cotton
In Cooke County.

GAINEsvILLE, TEX, June 10. Some
farmers in the city TO-DAY stated that =
small worm, OF the web.worm charac
ter, Is destroying their cotton. They are
considerably exercised about it. The
destruction already done indicates a
very thorough cleaning out OF their cot
ton fields. Gen, Hudson, while at his
rauch yesterday, saw the fret evil.
d.nce Of the presence OF the destroyer
IN his cotton field They had made
considerable havoc In the patch.
In the district court yesterday n
motion for new trial IN the J. II. Raj.
nQy case, convicted OF murder In the
Ms: a-Sree, was heard aud oyerruled
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FRANCE.
A Naroieonlo NIanIresto.

Napoleonic Maniiesto.
PARIS, June 10,-The supporters OF
Victor Napoleon, son of Prince Napo-
leon, have issued an election mani
festo. 1t declares war against Repub-
lican anarchy, proclaims no commu-
nifty with the revolutionists and APP
peals for the support of all who are OPP
posed to the republic, promising them
fair representation on the electoral
lists.n
The Conservatives Unpopular In Paris.
la Republique Franchise, speaking
Of the resignation of the Gladstone cab
met, says: Europe must distrust a
ministry wherein the wisdom OF Sir
Stafford Northcote can be annulled by
the passionate impudence OF the earl
ofSalisbury and the petulance OF Lord
Randolph Churcnill, when foreign
questions demand so much GOODNESS
and tact.n
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The Gazette Ion Once.

This establishment Is now one OF the
best equipped In the state and being
under the personal supervision OF Mr..
A. Z. Mastin who Is acknowledged 70
be the best job printer In Texas, we
can safely promise 20 give entire salts
faction. We therefore respectfully AJAX
your orders for all work In our line.
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FOR SALE.

A slendid Home in a Good Locality.
A oottage-residenc OF two-storles,
eight rooms, substantially built, cor.
ner lot, Ia hne neighborhood, for sale,
FAVORABLE terms II desired. Address
House. care Gazette, Fort Worth,
Tex.
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HUNTING A DEFAuLrINa Posr.
MATTER

WASHINGTON, June 9.--the inspect
ors OF the postofilce department are
exerting themselves TO effect the cap.
ture OF Hibbs, the defaulting post
master OF Lewiston. Idaho. II IL be.
lleved he may have remained In this
country, although he was reported 10
have fled into British Columbia. Ii ia
not believed that the government will
lose anything by Hihbs's operations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

Vaseline has been recomnf: "
some one for shortening u 4 /.
M. A. Richie has warnec "
authorities of Paris that lsaS.
is Injurious to health.
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THE NUMBER or DEAD SOLDIERS.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-Adit.-Gen.
Drum has completed list OF casualties
in the federal army during the late
war. The aggregate number Of
deaths is shown to be $780,
400. or these 29,49S occurred
among Union soldiers held AZ prison.
era OF war. The total number Of troops
reported IA furnished by various etates
under the various calls is 2,772,4OS
Some OF the returns were duplicated,
aud IL Is estimated that the actual
number was about $500, 600.
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The Beaui,,u,

Brentwood a furniture for dining-rooms
AT Fakes y Co.'s Is the haudsomest
goods ever brought to the city. Sold
On the ipstallment plan, or low for
cash. Cali and soc the goods. -
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PAEsIpENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

WAsHINGroN, June l0.--The presi.
dent to-day appointed the following
collectors of internal revenue John
r. McCarrigle for the Ninth district of
Pennsylvania.
AtiIla iCox for the Fifth district of
Kentucky.
George N, Davis for the Fourth dis
trict OF Michigan.
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The Latest Novelties

In rattan goods at Fakes Il Co.'s. Call
and see their large stock, low for cash
or sold on installments.
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UNCLE SAM PARTIAL TO THE LADIES.

WASHINGTON, June l0,--The secre-
tary of the treasury has Issued war
rant for $3.50, 900 TO the director general
OF the New Orleans exposition and
the head of the woman's department,
TO be used exclusively in the payment
OF the claims against the woman's de.
partment.
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Inc large business being done bv r
z. turner warrants him in keening
ehe nnest turnouts in the city.
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Tnn pOwERs TnAT nr.

WASHINGTON, June l0--First As.
sistant Postmaster. General Hay says
he is unaware Of any prerogatlve by
which sapator may dictate appoint
ments OF postmaster, and while
he would give great weight TO
their suggestions he would appoint a
postmaster opposed In politics to the
administration, II the majority of the
patrons Of the Office favored such APP
plicant.
GEN. GRANTS TROPHIES SENT FOR.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-Col. Bat
chelder, deputy acknowledgement,
left Washington last night for New
Yorh to receive and bring to Washing.
ton the testimonials and presents re-.
ceived by Gen. Grant at home ana
abroad which were presented to this
government by Mrs. Grant. Col.
Bstchelder was specially selected for
this duty by the secretary OF war few
days ago. Ithas not yet been decided
where the presents will be perma-
nently placed.
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The finest rigs in the city are To be
n ns OF 4; L. Turner, at the Enterprise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

Ladies', and families particularly,
should try Turner's carriages and
phaetons, which are the incest in the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11

The Western Larch Lori !.
tolis) has been shown 10 pene
without breaking than any ~
Next in order comes yellow '''