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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11
CRop REpoRTs


For the Last Mpnth-The Agricultural De.
partments bulletin,
WARRINGTON, August l0,-The spring
wheat returns Of the Department OF Agrt'
culture for August lst show an improve
ment in condition in Iowa, small decline
in Wisconsin and Nebraska, and a heavy
reduction ln Dakota, The causes Of de.
teriorationare drought and chinoh bugs.
Heat has been excessive in many dis
tricts that have produced fair yield not.
withstandIng. The harvest is two weeks
earlier than usual, and the quality
is unusually good, except in sec.
tlors where heavy loss from blight
has occurred. The general average
Of condition Ia reduced from S3.2 TO 80.l.
At the time Of harvest last year, the aver.
age was ST. A part Of the loss last season
occurred after August lst. AS the pres.
ent harvest is already nearly over, with
improving meteorological conditions, the
final estimate cannot be much further 70.
dnCed. Tie present average is 07 for
Iowa, instead OF 30 last month. No less
than % counties, each producing from
200, 1000 10 100000 bushels report condi.
ton at 100 or over. In Minnesota there
is an increase irom 7S to 80. The reduc.
tiou In WlCousin Is from 70 to 72; in Me-
braska from 81 to So; and in Dakota from
85 10 02. Winter wheat previously har-
vested Is not reported in this month.
There has been a heavy decline in the
condition Of corn since the let Of July,
The average, which was then %, is re-.
duced to 81. The heaviest decline Is in
Illinois, Wisconsin and States west OF the
Mississippi, In the Eastern and Middle
States condition Is well maintained. 1t
indicates crop not much exceeding %
bushels pet acre, though future conditions
may increase or decrease the ultimate
yield.
The average springrye Is So. There has
been no material decline in oats, the aver
ago beingS7, Barley has maintained It's
condition aud an carly average crop 10 as
sured. The condition Of buckwheat aver.
ages o. ot tobacco 50; OF potatoes So.
The cotton crop has suffered from wet
weather In all States east OF the Mississip-
pi and in louisiana. The average condi.
ton has been reduced from 50 to 81, Yir.
ginia, rs; North Carolina, "A; South Car
olina, 07; Georgia, so; Florida, 80; Ala
bsms, II; Mississippl, 70; Louisiana, 70; /;
Texas, sS; Arkansas, 06; Tennessee, IS.
There has been slight advance in Ar.
kansas and Texas. The decline 10 heavy
in the CarOllnas. .a
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, AuguSt 1O.-A die.
patch 10 The ErtninO Ipi,condn from Lake
Mills, says The boiler Of a thteshinS en-.
gins exploded on The Foster farm, near
Jefferson, Wlb,, killing I've peTsonp IA.
gtAAtly, Anthony Klein, Tho engineer, and
big son, Joseph Foster and bis ten.yeaF.
old boy and Joseph Haas, Another Of
Fo1tetg sons aged eight Year,, and q man
named Foster were fatally bcalded, Bey.
0fA olhetu received aoaldi,
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WHEN tworepresentalives OF the manu-
lac!urlng interests Of Wheeling appear
before either branch Of Council and ask q
hearing on q matter OF public concern, 1t
would not be carrying courtesy too far To
hear what they have to say. The Second
Branch ought to have heard Mr. Brock
unler and MI. Whitaker.
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SOMEBODY writing in the Register over
the signature Of borer"-who probably
never did q days laboring work IN his
llte-tells about q Wheeling editor who
was offered stock, presumably free, in one
Of tho natural gas companies. It would
be interesting To know who that editor Is
and whether he took the stock. II he has
the plumber he might be induced to
divide with his poorer brethren. It Is the
habit Of some people who are not too nice
themselves about the way they get money,
to charge the press In bulk and In par.
tICular with being ever ready to sell its
opinions to the highest bidder. That
such things have happened cannot, I'm.
fortunately, be denied no more can 1t DO
denied that they arc Of rare occurrence.
II there were no higher consideration
than seli.lntOrcat, that would bo sufficient
10 keep newspaper Of standing from fall.
Ing into temptation. II DOESN'T pay q
newspaper 10 huckster Ia opinions. The
people arc certain 10 Hnd II out, and the
discovery carries away that which 10 oil
more vRlue than types aud presseS. With.
out character a newspaper iS not many re,
moves from hand bill In influence. The
newspaper which trades on lts influence
With the people who trust II soon has no.
thing 10 Selk
Why should anybody want To break
down his home press, which ChRmplonl
home interests against all other interests
which, however laSklnsit may 10 in sv
sfythIng else is rarely wanting In loCa
pride and seldom fails 10 perform goot
local sefylCs2 Loose accusations againS
the integrity Of the home press arc mot Ii
the line oi home strength aud progress.
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SPIES TESTIMONY.
Tho Anarchist is Accused of wllful Per.
Jury OH the Stand.

Aho AHuFchIst II hccubcu ,OE HllIuI Pefs
Jury on the Stand.
CHICAGO, August 10.-The Daily Ne,rs
today charges August Spies, the Anarch-
ist, with having committed wilful perjury
during his testimony yesterday. In It's
leading editorial the Neus says:
"If the remainder OF Mr. August Vim.
cent Theodore Spies testimony is as false
as that relating 10 the age Of the bomb he
gsve to O reporter Of the Daily Neps last
January, the whole Is aS audacious piece
OF perjury as was ever uttered In court
OF justice. The bomb, q cut OF which was
printed In the NetrI Of January IA last, was
brought direct from the hands OF Mr..
Spies 10 this office. The writer
handled 1t, examined It, and In.
quired as 10 the circumstances under which
It was obtained, and ordered the artist
to make the cut Of II which subsequently
appeared in the paper. Any testimony
that such bomb had lain in the Arbeiter
Zeitung Office about three years, as sworn
10 by Mr.. Spies, 10 absolutely and unmiB.
takably perjury. II bore upon its leaden
sides the proof that It was freah from the
hand that made II. II was composed OF
the same mixture Of lead and tin found In
the bomb exploded OF the Haymarket
massacre.
Such bombs come from the mould in
which they are cast with rough dull.
colored exterior. In the case Of the one
given to q NetpS reporter by Mr.. Spies,
this rough rind had been rasped or fled
away until the whole shone with the
brightness Of newly cut metal. 1ts sides
bore the traces Of where the teeth Of the
file had bitten into the metal. For any
man TO pretend that bomb bearing such
palpable evidence Of recent manufacture
had been knocking about In an Anarchist
newspaper Office for three years is To In.
suit intelligence. When he goes further
and swears 10 such pretenBe, he com.
mlb wiliul perjury"
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ACTIVITY IN THE NAVY.
Vessels Loading Up will, Ammunition Can
nan Skinned West,

Vessels LORdlng Up with AmmunltiO Can.
non Shipped West.
Nkw YoRx, August 10.-There was &C.
tivlty at the army posts in and near New
York yesterday, and communication with
Washington was continuous. At Fort
Hamilton tho serviceabls munitions Of
war were inyoiced and inspected, and 1t
was determined just how much could be
depended upon from that quarter upon q
sudden call. Fort Wadsworth, Wlllet's
Point and Davids' Island had already re-
ported. AT Pier 20, East River, ten gun
carriages, for field batteries, were delivered
TO the Mallory Steamship Company, for
immediate shipment 10 San Antonio, Tex.
as, via Galveston. They will DO carried
by tho Rio Gfande, which will sail to.
morrow. Colonel Hodges, Of the Quarter.
masters Department, who shipped them,
eaid that the shipment was made in the
ordinary course Of business, and not on
special orders Rt all. II Is said that moro
carriages and some cannonB will be put
aboard this evening, and that arms are be.
ing shipped from Washington and Rock
Island, and also from Wateryliet ARSENAL.
The United States ships Juniata and
Vandalia left Brooklyn navy yard early
last week under orders, II was said, for the
Pacific. At Ellis Island they received
their supply Of ammunition, and they
have remained there ever since. Tho Is.
sox left the navy yard at SIX o'clock yes
tefdAy morning, joined them, and got her
powder. The Brooklyn also ID expected
10 take her departure to-day or to.mor.
row, Al the navy yard II was, said that the
Essox was to Join tho Chinese tquadton II
she was not needed nearer home.
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New YORK, August 10. The will Of
Samuel ]. Tilden is in the possession Of
james O. Carter, TO offer for probate. A
meeting Of the trustees and executors was
held this morning at Greystone, but moth
ing was done further than 10 talk the ques-
tion over as 10 where the will shall be pro.
pounded. The executors were In favor OF
proving the will in New York because all
the business 10 to be done there.
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r1Ir FoIlEsr FtllEs
In wiscOnSln-A Large Amount Of Standing
Grain IIuFnud,

NtUAln bufHuut
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 1O.-A dis.
patch TO the Ecsning lpi1cOnsin from Eau
Claire says passengers on the Wisconsin
Central noon train report the fires thor.
oughly checked 90 far 10 Warsaw, though
the forests north Of that point are still
ablaso. A rain last night seemed 10
check and In q measure extlngulbh the
flames around Eau Claire, and oil fears
Of an outbreak that would result In con.
siderable damage are allAyed. The ther.
motneter At Eau Claire to-day 10 lO2'.
A Green Bay dispatch says reports Of
damage by Ore come from all points, The
damage NJ Little 9uanico 10 great. Fields
oi standing grain, barn, q blacksmith
shop and O number Of residences we're
destroyed, Al New Denmark, yesterday,
the house, barn and gfanafy Of Boyd
OhflBllansen was burned, together with
all the grain raised this year. Al Pensau.
kee, two nillS belonging 10 D, T. Pendle.
ton, were burned, also two barns and
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IT is sale to say that Wheeling will
make strong bid for next years meeting
Of the Society OF the Army Of Weat Viz.
gnIa, with q good prospect Of carrying of
the prizs. The veterans are sin arms and
eager for the fray" The Chamber ol
Commerce is about to move, and 1t can
move with good effect. 1t will be great
affair and 1t will pay. Boom the old town
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II. & o, Refuses Through freight.

Ss ~ VI AhNANARH 4HASNb" AAShbHt
New YoRK, August 1O.-A O. Rose, New
York agent Of tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, has sent to all stations the following
notice:
In consequence OF the arbitrary action
Of the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company has decided to
decline to receive through freight for the
present. Due notice will be given Of the
resumptioaof traffic.
This action is said to be, on the part
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio, a measure
Of protection, as the Pennsylvania Is
said to have given orders to remove all
the cars oi the Baltimore & Ohio from its
tracks except on some local routes. Mr..
Rose said outrageous terminal charges
had been imposed on the Baltimore &
Ohio, and there were other annoyRnCes
to which they could not submit. II is
understood other arrangements will be
made by The Baltimore & Ohio,
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I'm 0uIet on tle mo Granle.

Ell rAso, TEXAS. August lO,-Eyery-
thing is very quiet here to-day and what
little excitement prevails does not come to
the surface, The immediate cause for
this tranquil state OF affairs is the ex-
change Of views had last evening between
the municipal authorities OF Paso Del
Norte and this place, Both sides have
additional police officers on duty, and any
rash act will be readily suppressed, Gut
ting ia still In Jail and the time for start
lag ior Chihuahua has not been made
known. The absence Of any Washington
news this morning relative to international
complications causes great anxiety among
mAnY,
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At waShinston-W Washington, o; st
LouiS, 8. Earned runs, WaShlngton !; 81
Louis 8. Base hits, Washington 8; 81
Louis Z. Errors, Washington iSt. Louis o
At New York-Detrolt, I; New York
10. Earned runs, Detroit 81 New York 8,
First base hits, Detroit 81 New York 10
Erforg, Detroit 81 New York 1.
AT Boaton-kAnBaS City, 81 Boston, 4
Earned rims, Kansas City, 2 Boston, 4
First Baso hits, boston, IS, KansaS City
10. EtrofU, Boston, 9 Ran1as Ci!y, ..
At Philadelphia, pa.-Phlladelphla, q
Chicago, 8. Earned runs, 1 each. Fra
base hits, Philadelphia, OI Chicago, I
Errors, Philadelphia, 81 Chicago, Z.
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Or the failure Of the House to pass the
Senate coast defense bill, the Springfield
Republican says; "Thus the House, weep
Ing for Tildon dead, quietly buried with
hlm the measure which he had 80 persist
emily urged upon his party to support"
Iu the Democratic party crockodlle tears
are more plentiful than statcsmanship.
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SQUIRE AND FLYNN,
rue NEW YORK GRAND JURY
Draws to Pair and Calls the CrOwd-The
Commissioner of Public Works lRe-
lates his Connection with the Slick
Politicians Of the Metropolis.

NRw YoRK, August lO,-The Grand
Jury have come into court and handed up
to Judge Cowing batch Of indictments
which include two against Squire and
Flynn.
Commissioner Squire has been arrested
by Inspector Byrues, to answer the In
dictmsnt found by the Grand Jury against
him,
Maurice.B, Flynn has surrendered him
self to the indictment Of the Grand Jury.
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In the Second district the political aitus.
ton Ia complicated enough to be Interest,"
inv. Powerful forces are arrayed on Mr.,
Wilson'S side, in addition to pleasing ad'
drsss aud an unusual facility OF speech.
We think we shall have to let the Presl'
dent know how things are going.
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CHICAGO, August 1O.-A settlement has
been effected with the creditors Of A. r.
Elder, proprietor Of the Literary Life, and
the custodian placed in the Office OF the
magazine has been relieved. II is stated
by Mr.. Elder that the seizure yesterday
would have been obyiated had he receiy-
ed sufficient notice, and that the publica.
ton Of the periodical would proceed as
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THE ARRAsUREs ArrAIn
To be Thoroughly cstIgatcd-Arlzoillan
WHO Want War,

WHO Want War.
AUSTIN, Tx, August 10. - Governor
Ireland has received an answer 70 his let-
ter to Secretary Bayard relative to the
murder Of Francisco Arresures by Mexi-
can officials. Secretary Bsyard says: $50
lar as relates to the guilt in this great
crime Of Mexico officials or citizens all
diligence has been and will continue to be
used by this Department and the United
States Minister at Mexico to cause q
prompt and thorough Investigation to be
made by the authorities OF that
country with view TO bringing
to justice under the laws Of
that country all persons within the
Jurisdiction connected with and answers
BILE for this treaeherous and cruel murder
Of Francisco Arresureg. observe that II
10 stated In public prints that Arresures
was not naturalized citizen, but had
merely declared lllslntention to become o
citizen Of the United states. This, how.
ever, has no bearing on the present aspect
OF tho case, for as resident Of Texas he
was entitled to the protection oil It's laws
while within its Jurisdiction and due oh.
servanCe Of the requirements OF the extra
dition treaty at the hands OF those 10
whom its execution is expressly connect
ed"
Governor Ireland replied, reitorating
the demand OF his previous letter.
A special from Minneola, Texas, says:
The friends Of Governor Ireland here are
iubilant over the Endorsement OF his poll
cy by tho old State, and the city Is full OF
excitement in favor OF the United States
taking o decided stand against Mexico.
There could be one thousand men raised
hero for the Mexican war. At mass
meeting last night resolutions were passed
faYoring an immediate war with Mexico.
The following from Arizona is speCi.
men. OF the numerous kilograms received
by the Governor: lrd@
TUCSON, ARA, August 0.
Governor ireland:
Arizona sends greetings and endorses
your action demanding protection for
American citizens and will furnish 1000
men subject to your orders. Answer.
[Signed.l r. @. WooDs.
The people hore are quiet, but anxious
for q sequel to the present complication.
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iIruylnE supOrstitiun,

New YoRE, August 1o,-The 18th Of
August promises to be an evCntiul day for
tho Thirteen Club. A dinner will be
spread In the large dining room Of The
Hotel Irghton, az 0onsy Island. Twenty.
ok tables are 70 DO laid with thirteen GOV.
els 10 each table. Delegations from the
Thirteen clubs Of Bridgeport, Port Ches.
ter Chicago, Grand Rapids, and other
CiLle0, will DO present, Illuminated bills
oi fare on colllh.bhAped oards are 10 bs
used and the entertainment promises 70
DO phenomenal,
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LAST nights scene in the Second Branch
Of Council was, to say the least, remark
abls, seeing that the proposition under
discussion was plain matter OF business,
which ought to have been discussed in a
cool.headod way, Besides, warm. weather
Ia a bad time ior passion. l
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Cablhbl TODlcs,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Angus! 1O.-Thc
name ~, Of Sterling Morton, Of Nebraska
wy, Neb., 10 being talked Of Ia ConneC,
Mon With the Austrian Mission. All the
members oi the cabinet except The AtLof.
hey General attended the regular meeting
lo.uay, The Mexican troubles were
among the toplCo discussed,
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A PuILADSLpuIA Pres correspondent
has done Delaware on a bicycle and dis
coysrs that "the peach crop Is an utter
hiIurs," This is not so remarkable as
that he was able to turn his bicycle around
in Delaware for the return trip.
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Ma. WALLAcR has more money than
Ilout,Governor Black, but he hasn't so
MANY delegates to the State Convention
Uules thare is landslide no Democrat
will bsat Beaver this year.
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MAYBE tho President will command in
nsr,ou on the Mexican border. he will
',,pd on the American bank OF the Rio
Ciraude, armed with rope, the Greasers
will take to their heels.
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IlrIlrannrL

Miss Nora JoneS 10 visiting itleuds in
the country.
The Union Cofnet Band will give q free
entertainment Thursday evening.
A company Of bridgeport singers will
make music at The Grove Sunday,
Dayey GArllsy, q we'll known character,
10 utalter eight dAJB confinement for dlB.
orderly conduct.
\. O. Robinson and vile left for lake
ChautAuqua Yesterday, 10 attend the AZ.
Beinbly now In session.
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A slugging Mt Plttsburgl, -The Athletic,
Defeated Other Games.

Defeated Other Games.
PIrTsnuRan, August lO-The Athletics
and Pittsburghs INDUCED in slugging
match this afternoon, and the home team
excellirg with stick won with hands
down. Attendance 1900. Score:
nninss..-...-..-,,.v, 1 2 4667s
Eshis!lsss:. ERisihsiis!Hlssa: @ ..: ! /! 3=4 S-is
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 8, Athletic o.
Two base hits, Brown, kuehne, Calvin,
0'Brien, Atkisson. Three base hits,
Brown, shombere, Calvin. Passed balls,
Robinson 2. Wild pitches, AtkiEson 1.
First base on errors, Pittsburgh 4. First
base on balls, of Calvin 8; of Atkisson l..
Struck out, by Calvin l, by Atkitson 8.
Double playG,s Whitney and shomberg,
Whitney, Smith and Shomberg, Kuehne,
Smith and shomberg. Base lifts, Pitts:
burgh II; Athletics 12. Errors, Pitts.
burgh 8, Athletic 5. Umpire Kelly.
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1r may be necessary yet to call out the
Wheeling Fire Department to quell the
nilroad racket in Bridgeport.
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DEATH was a good friend to Hubert u
Tbompson, The Grand Jury has not in
licted him, ---
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DmocRArIc conventions are endorsing
tbe President, So many Democrats want
nlEce under him.
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lF YoU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY dyDpepOia, use ACkets Dys.
pepelA Tablets. They are q poaitiye cure
lof dyspepBla, ihdige6tlon, HatulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them, %
end " cent, o. Logan 4 Co.'S and Charles
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Iy va word.monSer aud word'coiuer "
1, running the State Department we may
val null through without brush.
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Nm Judge John Brannon come this
,,ay 10 climb our iayorite sons Frame, 20
10 speak?
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NATURAL GAS Is stirring up Wheeling
Observe the exhilsratinE effect it has on
Council,
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osr, the Register believe in the rule Of
ths minority
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I. # usual at this time of the year to
vbiD cannon to Texasr
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CINCINNATI, August 1O.-The Metropoli-
tan club was delayed in their arrival by a
railroad accident in Kentucky, and the
baltimore club being in town, played.
John Kelly, the umpire, played first base
and pitcher for the Baltimores, and re-.
ceiyed great applause. The game was
rather poorly played, and was won by the
olncinnatis through hard hitting. At.
tendance, 1900.
1nnlnss..-........,..., 12s4se7s9
SHSHsSs! S.iaRe9s!.%...-.:.... - : SisSS5t ~ ~
Earned runs, Cincinnati, a; Baltimore,
8. Two base hits, Carpenter, W. Conway,
Mullane, Jones, Baldwin. Three base
hits, Manning, Muldoon, Jones. Passed
balls, Boyle, /; Baldwin,. Wild pitches,
Conway. 2; sOmmer, |. First base on
balls, of Boyle, 2; Of Conway, 2; OF
sommer, 4. First base hits, Cincinnati,
Is; Baltimore, 0. Errors, Cincinnati, 8;
Baltimore, s. Umpire, Macauley.
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osleel So., 80 aud az Fourteenth Street,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-07
Loan Agent,
Office in the Ola "SAET LAKE
un1-SE :; LIZ Main Street.

10000 Eastern and local money to loan
on approved City and County Real Estate
i'm sums of $50 90 aud upwards