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CHICAGO DIyonCEs.
A Judges Startling Decision In Gases by
Default.

Default,
CHICAGO, Dec, 27.-It a hombshell had
suddenly dropped into some hundreds Of
families In Chicago aud other places, 1t
would hardly cause lsss CONSERVATION
than Is likely to bo produced by some re-
marks which fell itom Judge Tuley in the
Divorce Court on Friday aitOrncon. A
railroad man was seeking an anuulmeut
OF his marriage, and In course ot the tes /.
mouy 1t came out that he had married his
vile two weeks alter she had secured q
divorce from her frat husband by default.
Thereupon the Judge called attention In
iorCible terms to the statute which proYidoS
that In default caseS, where notice Ia by
publication, three years must elapGe before
the decree becomes valid, and that In such
Csses neither party can legally marry
again until that period has expired. Speak
ing Of this ruling this morning a leading
member OF tho bar said:
ut Ia o fact that the law is precisely as
laid down, but it hRs been allowed to be-.
come ob1oIete. Here in Chicago, Whero
tho divorce mill gFlnds out separations by
sCorep weGkly, and hundreds monthly,
the lltigRnta are apt 10 pay little attention
to the provisions OF tho law after the tatO-
ful words decree granted have boon ut
tered, and as the lawyers connection with
the case ends with the settlement Of his
account, II Ia none Of his business wheth-
or the liiisants marry agaiu in three days
or three years. know personally y oi q
largo number Of caseS, in tome Of which
prominent society and business people
figure, whsre the letter Of thelaw In THIS
matter has not been followed by any man
ner Of means, and will venture the asser-
tiou that OF the thousands OF divorcsa
which have been granted by default In
tho courts OF Cook coIuty during the past
Ave yeerp, q large percentage OF the Aill-
gants, certainly one.third, II not one.half,
have married again belore the dQcrees
have become valid.
"Now, u the law means anything, and
certainly Judge Tuiey thinksit does, these
people are not really married atall, but have
simply gone through form which in the
sight Of the law Is Of no legal aud binding
effect. They may not have committed
bIgamy talthough L 10 a fine point whether
the parttes are not husband and wife until
the decree has been pronounced valldl but
II Is next door to II, As | said before,
there arc hundreds Of people who have
married Vndsr these circumstances In ID.
lorance Of the law, and Judge Tuley's de-
liyerance upon the Sublect is likely to dis.
turh the equanimity ol and raise q pretty
kettle Of fab in good many lamilaes over
the country that have availed themselves
at one time or another Of the free and easy
methods OF the county divorce court"
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TnE Scotch have put their Canny heads
torethsr and devised a yacht which they
think can beat our Maylower. Her name
Ia to bo Thistle" and her designers,
Watson & o., Glasgow, say she Is to be
"ths bes. the Clyde can do this time"
shs Ia 10 come over next season and try
for tho cup. And then Burgess, OF Boston,
is designing another flyer for Mr., 1Selin,
Of New York, which is to be faster than
the Msyaower. The Clyde builders ought
to wait aud see what the new Yankee
sloop can do before they build boat to
beat last year'O winner. 1t is next years
beauty that they must meet on the roar.
ing main.
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IN HONOR OF LOGAN.
The 'Black Eagle "Club Passes sot of Ap.
ipronriate ReaOlutIonh.

The "plack Eagle "Club Passes u sot of Ap.
IproprIate ResolptionA
The Black Eagle Club, strong Rspub.
licsn organization Of East Wheeling, the
oHtgrowth otthe Black Eagle Drum Corps,
which was one ol the crack musical or.
gani1ations ot the last campaign, composed
OF ardent admirers OF General John A.
Logan, held special meeting in the Po.
liC0 Court room at tho Public Building,
last evening, which was largely attended,
and passed an appropriate Get Of resolu'
tions, expressing the deep sorrow they
felt over the death Of that illustrious sol.
dler, patriot and statesman, whom they
honored and loved. The resolutions will
bo'iorWRrded 70 tho family Of the lament-
cd dead.
The asg on tho Custom House was at
halfmast yesterday in honor Of the dead
General, as also oil several business houses
on Main street.
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Mllhhrow from the KnIrht..

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-The glAs,blowers
employed by swindell Bros, and Baker
Bros. & Co., who have been on strike
for some time past, were last week
notified that they must return 10
work to-day on terms dictated by
the two firms, or the fires would be per.
manenty withdrawn. The tOrms weIo a
reduction OF 8 percent in wageg and the as
sgnment Of two apprentices to each fur.
mace. To comply with those terms
tho men were compelled to withdraw from
the Knights OF Labor. This they agreed to
do and both factories resumed work this
morning with a full complement Of hands.
Tho glSssblowers In the city arc very
much offended at the action Of Master
Workman CoHey, Of District Assembly
No. 140, who ordered the strike.
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The Verdict Unanimous,

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippup, Ind =. tos.
tiAea. " Can recommend Electric Dltteri
~ tie very hest rOtnedy EyBry bo,tls
sold has given relief In every CA5s. Onu
man took tix bottles Rnd was Cdrel VI
Rheumatism Of 10 years standing" AbrR.
ham Hare, druggist BollyIlle, 0hio, al.
firms: "Tho best aelling medicine hayo
sveF handled In my ~ years experience,
10 Electric Hllsor8" Thousands oil o.her6
have added their Testimony, Bo that tho
verdict Ia unanimous that EIsULrp Rii!sra
do cure all dlBeasea Of tho Liver, Ki1neyB
OF Blood. Only hall dollar d bottle Vt
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store,
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FUNEpAL AHRANGEMENTs.
No Denaite Plane Dpoidsd on-aIrs. Logan's


WASHINGTON, b. O., Dec. 97.-Ths
members OF the Illinois delegation iii Con.
gress who are now in Wellington, held q
meeting at the Logan msusion this attet-
noon In compliance with the suggestion Of
Mrs. Logan, for CONSULTATION. There were
present Senator oullom aud Representa-.
tiyeS Hill, Hepderson, Rowell, PAyson,
Springer, Thoman, Townghend aud Neece.
Mrs. Logan'S wjOhes with regard to the
funeral arrangements were made known
by Representative Henderson, with
whom she had been conieTing. Her
inclinationB favored 0 funeral In
Inc Senate chamber after the reassembling
OF Congress and intcrment In the CoDgreS.
sional cemetery here. The matter was
discussed but no conclusion RS 10 the ma
turs Of the counsel TO be rendered was
reachad, the subject being postponed until
tomorrow. The probabilities, however,
AZ the time CT adjournment, pointed to a
postponement Of the funeral until Wed.
i,oeday Of next week and the Temporary
interment ID q receiving vault here pend.
lug q decision 10 10 tho place ol permanent
burial. Since that time further confer.
ences have Informally taken place and tho
members Of the delegation are now ot the
opinion that the funeral services will take
place next Frlday IN Tho Senate chamber,
and thai the fenAine will then immediate.
" be conveyed 10 Chicago. Senator Hher.
man was al the mansion thls afternoon
and was In consultation with lLrB. Logan,
who sought Ills advice regarding the ar.
fauVements, lie hAa already made the
selection Of colunittee 10 represent The
Senate, but withholdB Ia announce.
iiotit until the arrangements shall be
determined upon. Geneial BeAle has
this afternoon received 0 dispatch
from MI. Walker Blaine In Chicago, an.
nouncing the receipt by him ol q telegram
from hl6 father In Augulta, expressing q
wihh that he, The Bon, ehould represent
the father At The funeral. The dispatch
also conveys tue writer's personal condo
lenceB. Il "a supposed thai Mr.. Blaine
made The fequeat upon tho assumption
that bis renaipA would DO conveyed aI
once 10 Chicago, and that tho obSequleI
would take place there.
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VOLUME XXXV.---NUMBER los,

not heard Of any movement among the
machinists in this city for u National DlE-
Iict, He heard no complaint whatever
from the Knights OF Labor machinisii
hero and they seemed we'll s1iiEii4d with
tbs order, The molders' R,gppoliCs gro
now voting upon forming 3 National Dis
tTlct, bUt"it will be some time before all
tho assemblies have decided upon tho
matter, 0aa Of the members oi the Ex.
eCutive Board OF District Assembly No.
3 is q member OF the Machirists ASSEM-
bly,, He has given no iutimstlon TO tho
Board oi any discomfort among the ma.
from which ii ia argued that
members In this district are not Included
smong those nf the Rsst, who threaten to
leave the order,
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IT may be that tho trOable among the
Kuightu Of Labor will cure itself, and 1t
may be that 1t is msguided. However
this may bo, tho extent Of the order, lis
rapid growth, its diverse interests, increase
ths difficulty Of welding 1t as cold mass
and OF governing it to the satisfaction Of
its members. @
Mr.. Powderly has shown great tact, but
whether he Ia able to deal with the new
conditions arising within the order, time
will develop. Already there Is tendency
toward grouping into crAftr, and 1t seems
to bO Mr.. Powderly's fear that II this con-
tiuucs the ordor will lose It's distinctive
character and start on tho down grade.
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A1IEaEp pIssATIsrACrIoN
OF the AfaohinlSt Constructors with the
KnightA Of labor.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Unless word is
received from tho General Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor before 0
o'clock this evening, granting the demanda
Of the assemblies Of Machine Con8truCtotB
for O local trades charter, nearly 1000
Knights In this city and Thousands In other
parts Of the country will withdraw from
The Order. Twenty.ons assemblies
throughout The country notified the Gen.
erAl Executive Board that unless the
trades charter 10 granted they will leave
the order, and moNt Of those In this city
have given notice that unless the demand
10 aCceded 10 to-day they will withdraw,
The maChiniBtB claim 10 q right, under
the constitution Of the order, that they
shall be .hlowed 10 direct the business
pertaining 10 their own interests Three
members OF the General Committee are
In favor oi granting these demands, but
Mt. Powdefly, with d majority Of the
Board, 10 opposed 10 the scheme, aud II 10
not likely that any word will DO received
BY the disSAtlsaed assemblies to-day
Some Of the maChinists' assemblies have
decided 10 wait until the htst Of the new
year, and II the national charter ls mol
EtAnted by that time they will follow tht
lead Of the Philadelphia assemblies, ant
pyot $1,000 Knight6 will sever their rsla
tlons with the order,
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rnrlhounto sunsfpts ChtlItmn..

oHARLEsroS, 8. O., Dec, 2G-ThO NtS,
and Courier will publish III tho morning q
report Of the dlStribuAOn Of donations, oi
$500 from Washington and $3.50 through
Whilelaw Reid, Of the New York Tribune,
10 hOlp give hmerfy Christmas" 10 the
sufferers by the earthquake. The report
ehoWs that several hundred persons, In,
Cluding orphans In RSylumB here aud
elsewhere, tho inmates oil white and coll
oted almshOuseg, street car drivers and 4
large number Of other worthy pVtsons OF
reduced means, received fashionable and
most welcome presents, TheiF lettets ol
acknowledgement are most grateful and
pAlheLlc, ~
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upon the tracks Of the two men. caught
up with some people with whom WilliRma
had been talking, In fact they found one
man who had mailed one Of the Cnm-
mines letters, and he told them that VIII
llams had told him that Fotheringham
was q chump in telling his story. He
had, he said, presented but one letter to
him, and that was the letter which had
been forged and puEported 10 come from
Route Agent Barrett, Of the Adams Ex-
prssa Company,
FoTnRRISaH4M's COMPLETELY,
They had met together and had put up
q scheme whereby FotherinGhsm was to
Gay that he had received two Letters, one
from Barrett and one from Mr.. Damsel,
In his hurry he had not presented the
letter oi Damsel, and therefore FoLhering-
ham had mixedlhimseli up and the story.
The DamBel letter, 1t was understood, had
been given 10 completely turn away any
suspicion that FotheFingham was con-
neCted with the robbery. When It
was learned that the men were in
Kansas City or theFeabouts warrants
were applied for, and they were
Ahpeu' ElukoTtouh lnbn lpChthu Lle
man who is dubbed In the indictment
Richard Roe, and had q photograph Of
him. The druggist, the doctor, the engl-
nser (Heferman), the lAndlady, and seVe.
raj others we're la Kansas City, and Satur-
daymorning Roe was to turn up. He didn't
turn. He was again to appear in Kansas
City on Wednesday last, but he did not
appear and it was evident the game had
been temporarily flushed. The detectives
thought that there had been a misman-
agement somewhere and the matter
dropped till the news Of the Chicago arrest
was received, when the detective went out
and caught the man known RS Oscar Cook,
The real name Of Cook 10 not known, He
was surprised at his capture, The man
WittroCk, who is supposed to be In Gus
tody in Chicago, ia well known in Kansas.
He eanawered the description OF Cummings
In every respect except that he Is dark
and Williams light He was at one time
a bookkesper for Lsayenworth firm, and
was q well informed man, capable Of writ
Ing the Cummings letters.
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Col. Jm CUMMINGS will pardon the sug-
vss.ion, but II all we hear about him te
true, he is long.eared fool. He had q
gooily amount Of rIunder. II he had put
It away until the clouds rolled by and let
lettor.wrltlug alone, ho might in course ol
timo have located where he was net
known and Get up for . fine gentleman
But he couldn't stand prosperity.
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rough and unjust many times In his
judgments, Of quick temper, too often
BwGyed by the gusts ot uncertain public
sentiment, representative Of the people
rather than leader, but In spite Of de-
fects in his heart and in his declsions,
when once thsy were mstuIed, bold, un.
hinchiDg and upright,
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Killed Her CA!ldroa aud sultldsIl.

oMAaA, NEB, Dec, 97.-OhAtles Burger,
q farmer living ten inlleS south Of Rush.
vile, Neb., returned home from town On
ChflHtmas evening and found hiB vile aud
three children dead In tho house. His
vile had been sub jVct 10 temporary ala ol
insanity, and II 10 supposed that while cut
Of her head she Killed the children, and
then cut her own throat With q Ealot,
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JouS A, LOGAN had great opportunities
to make money, and he died poor man.
Unless the sale Of hia book shall be very
large, he has left his family inadequately
nroyided for. Can it be that the widow OF
so sulspdid a aoldisr will be neglected by
the country?
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ENGLISH CsiliCa are not saying much
tina: Is complimentary of Tenuyson's new
poem, bat rsnnyson is the vogue with the
people, and the poem Is having q greater
sale in England than any previous work
Of the poe. laureate has had. 1t isn't
eveyy baron who can vrits poetry.
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artillery, fully uniformed and equipped,
reported OF Calumet Place, A sentinel was
placed at the front door, and another at
the door Of the chamber In which lie the
remains, A guard Of marines, 70 be sent
by the Secretary Of the Navy, will report
Tomorrow morning.
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RALRiaH, N, q, Dec. g7.-1. iB rumored
that Walter Bingham, the murderer oI
Mics Llzsio TufllugtOn, has been captured
In Colorado. Governor Scales igsued 4
reward Saturday night oil 800 for the cap
tire ol Bingham. Mss Tutllngton's body
wa carried TO Wilmington ior inLetment
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New YoRK, Dec. 9z-Mh George g..
Ward, the General Manager In New York
oi the Commercial Gable Company, has
received tho following information from
The agent oil the line at BrlaLol, England
Tho snow storm yesterday In England APP
peArs 10 have done An amount Of damage
10 telegraph wlros which ID unprecedented,
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EuseprAS gossip will have it that the
Car is beside hiinseli all along OF deler'
ium tremens. II SO wO shall have to re-
construct that saying Of Count Won
Whnt's.hiu.naus and speak Of Russia as
an sbsolutisu tempered by delerium
tromous. Pleasing outlook for the Mus
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PgRuAps the rink Of the past can be
set ON end and used for the toboggan slide
Of the present, 1t has come to this that
wa must tobOgSan or lSll behind with the
noboddiea,
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Ninallnr I'D ilid soIdInt..

piTrSBURuH, DsC 97,-A public meeting
Of oil survivors Of the late war renIdent
here has been called 70 meet In Municipal
Hall tomorrow evening lof the purpose
Of taking appropriate action on The death
o. thelr old ComfAde, General John A,
Logan, "
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IRELAND beholds the rucEshln in the
British Cabinet, and doesn't mind 1t q
tasto, Whom "a fall out Ireland may
get her due,
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nnXn

tho Children. They arc especially lIablO
10 sudden Colds, UnughB, Otoup, Whoop.
Ing Cough, etc, We guarantee AOlprs'
English Remedy positive euro, llsavea
hours Of anxious watOhin,. Sold by Lo.
gan 4 ". and q, Menksm Jller, 4
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WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec. 27.-Among
the manyttslegrams OF sympathy received
by Mrs, Logan to-day were the following;
IEpIANAPoLIs, IND Dec. 97.
Our whole family mourns with you.
Mrs. Harrison aud my daughter send their
loys aud sympathy, May Gods grace
hold you up In this hour when friends
can do SO little, B. HARRISON.
The following are additional expressions
culled from q few OF the many hum
dred notes and kilograms received OF the
Logan manslon;
Albany, N, Y, Dec, 81,
We unite In sympathy for you and
yours in your great sorrow.
[Slguedl MARY ARTHUR MCELRoY,
ELLEN HERNDoN ARTHUR,
CHICAGO, Dec, 27.
Trinity NJ. L. Church (ot which General
Logan was u member) extends 10 you
deepest sympathy and offer OF such assist
snce Us may be necessary, May God
bless and austain you.
Signed JOHN ALABAsTER, Pastor,
JAPANESE LEGATION,
WAsHISdToS, Dec, q.
Dear Mrs, Logan;
We have heard with great sorrow the
sad intelligence Of the deCeass Of Senator
Logan, and beg to assure you Of our most
sincere sorrow and heartfelt sympathy In
the sad and irrepsFsb!o loss Of such an
illustrious husband, US well az the deep
regard which We feel at the loss Of one
for whom wa have entertained so
high respect and regard. In the mean
time, We remain
Youra mos. slnGorsly
[sigued 4 KuKl,
Il. KUkI.
sALISA, KAN, Dec. 27.-At a called
meeting Of S4llna Post No. 1877, G, A, R.,
Department Of Kansas, the following was
unanimously adopted:
"In great sorrow and with deep humil-
ily We bow with blooming reverence to
the dispsnsatIon Of our Supreme Com.
mSnder by which the name Of our late
Comrade John A. Logan, has been added
to the roll OF the Grand Army above. In
the death OF our late C0mrade we have
lost friend, indeed, May the memory
OF his precious services ever be enshrlned
in our hearts. Our tender eympathies 70
out to the widow and fatherlsss, in this
their hour Of greatest bereavement. May
the Supreme Commander give them grace
to bear their deep atlliction.
[slgnedj J. @. MouLGR,
Il A, MARKLE,
~. Z. Gulf,
Committee.
-.- UuIcAoo, December II.
TO John a. Logan, Jr.;
U. s. Grant Post 2s, g. A. R., desires
the earliest possible notice Of the at'
rangements for the funeral Of our father.
We ask rs particular favor aud light
tho post OF honor.
[Signed] A. F. WALcoTT,
Commander.
This Ia The Post 10 which General Logan
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Ghe GRtelIgstrer,
oGleer No.. as and 81 Fourteenth Street.

LOGAN was an intense Democrat and
then an intense Republican. He couldn't
have been EIuRwump.
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THp Tory leader turns TO Lord Harting'
ton and cries out, "Help me, Cssslus, or I
aink.n Begins to look like q COMEDY OF
Errors"
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WAbBlNoFoM b. O., Dec 0h-AI half.
paae o o'clock this evening q guard Of
honor sent by tho Secretary Of war, con.
biOtlDg Of a sergeant and lour priVatep pl
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piTTapuEon, Dec. 21-7DiSthCt Master
Workman Dovey, Of the Knights oil La.
Dor, stated this afternoon that hs had
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THEY HAVE Him SURE,
NJIM oUMMINaso oAPTUREp D
With Four Confsdsratss who Robbed the
Adams Express COnpAuy-sllek Work
of the Detectives How Pinkor.
toms Men Arrested Them.

CHICAGO, Dec, 97.-"Ws have nothing
to tell the newspapers about Jim Gum
mings or the express robbery case, " said
William A, Pinkerton this morning, "You
fellows are so sharp about finding things
that we won't interfere with you II you
will do the same with US. III tell you
this much-we have Jim Cummings be-
yond all doubt and we had two OF his pals
Friday and got two more yesterday, be-
sides recovering large amount Of money.
That makes five arrests, but none Of them
were made on Halstsd street, There
never was woman mixed up in the case
and the clews as published in the papers
never existed, We have all the parties
safe in custody, never mind where, but
they are out Of the State, No, they are
not In st, Louis, and they are where you
Newspaper fellows, either here or In st.
Louis, can't get a hold Of them until / get
through with them and am good and ready
10 lei them be interviewed. Neither su.
perlntendent Damael nor osCar Cooke nor
any detective In st. Louis are in Chicago
or will ba here"
SURE oF THEIR CANE,
William A. Pinkerton this afternoon
made his first statement respecting the
arrest Of the parties for participation in the
Adams Express robbery. He began by
declaring that the stories printed by CHI
Csgo papers as TO the affair were wild, and
we're mainly misrepresentation He then
declared that the Agency had arrested
three men hare on Friday fotenoon be-
tween 10 and II O'Clock. He said the cap.
ture was made two miles distant from the
inteneCtion OF Madison and Halstead
streets. One Of the two was the man
who wrots the letters signed Jim
Cummings" to the St. Louis papers,
and the other two were his
Coniederatee. They were positively iden.
tilted by i've witnesses brought here from
St, Louis yesterday. The three men to.
gether with Oscar Cook arrested In Kansas
Oily and "BiIl" Hsight arrested az Nash
vile, Pinkerton declared were now in
Missouri which carries the presumption
that the three arrested here were taken
there last night. Plnk0rton states, how
ever, that they were not taken 10 St. Louis.
The dett ctiye states that two Of tho men
we're considered 90 business men and that
none are Of the desperate type.