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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-28
GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES
Searching For tho Men Who Robbed sIlv'
From Freight Cars.

Searching For the Men Who Robbed Silver
From Freight Cars.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 27.-Two Gov
ernmcnt detectives have been in the
city for several days this week look
ing up a mysterious robbery Of
coin while in transit from the New Or
leans mint to Washington. The mint
sent s., 100000 TO Washington last week.
The money was all in silver dollars packed
in bags OF 81, 600 each, and was shipped,
one cur at a time, in eighteen freight
cars. The usual secrecy was observed,
and the cars, while very strong appeared
old and battered.
At Washington the bugs appeared to
be all right, but upon being emptied
it was found that one contained
bag OF shot OF the same
weight Us the coin for which it
had been subitituted. The detectives
at first supposed the robbery had been
committed here, but as the seals OF the
bugs placed on them ut the mint had
not been tampered with they have gone
TO New Orleans 10 look into the matter
there
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SANK CENTRE, MINI, Nov. 27.-The
true source Of the Mississippi river has
at last been discovered by parties living
at this place. 1t is two small lakes, one
OF which they named Lake Josephine.
These lakes are fed by many small
creeks, and their waters are emp.
tied to Lake GlaXier, which lake was
discovered by Capt. Willard Glassrock,
who claimed 1t to be the source Of the
Father OF Waters.
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BARRl'S NEW ORDER
In Opposition to the X. of L.-Ita Points OF
differences.

III OnpoAllOn 10 tle hs OI L.-Ah EOlutb ol
difference.
CHICAGO, Nov. 97.-Thomas Barry, the
noted ex-Knight OF Labor, remained
in Chicago until tonight, to prepare
the ground for the coming meeting Of
twenty-five or thirty delegates to the
Knights Of Labor General Convention,
whom he expects to assemble here and
start the proposed new opposition or
ganization. The meeting, It is under
stood, will issue declaration OF princi.
pies. The declaration will denouncethe
alleged antagonism OF the Knights Of
Labor to the Trades Unions and particu-
larly the intolerance of the knights
toward members OF the Federation Of
Labor. Unlike the Knights the new
organization will not debar from mem
bership the federation. The declara-
tion will charge that the knights are
too largely composed OF Irish and
Americans. The new organization will
MIN 10 be cosmopolitan. The organiza-
ton is to be secret in the same sense us
the Knights of Labor, but it is intended
that there shall be open meetings for
the purpose of discussing political ques-
tions. Indeed, the chief distinguishing
feature of the new organization is TO be
the active interest it will take in politics
aud for this purpose the order will use
either Democrats or Republicans.
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. ANhNfeSt't S1"tf'NN NNN"''f
We have no fault to find with the Of.
forts OF candidates to be elected, but
when there is a delay in the count, or in
the collaboration of the returns by the
proper officers, we do object to the cease
less cry of fraud that is sent out us an
excuse for the defeat. q
This State is getting throughout the
country a reputation for political rascal
ity as baseless us anything can be. The
charges by the Register that negroes were
colonized from Virginia in Mercer and
other counties, and voted the Republi
can ticket by the thousands, and there
by gave the Republicans majority, may
be true, but this is suspiciously late
day to be making the assertion. Even
II II were true, what was the Democratic
Executive Committee doing to permit
such things right under their nose? II
these charges are true 1t is recommen-
datlon for political incompetenoy, stu
pidity and blindness that should COM
mend the committee to the museum
managers who are on the hunt OF freaks.
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AMEsBuRY, MASS, Nov. 27.-JewelI
Dargenton, proprietor OF a boarding
house, was found dead last night lying
on the floor OF room in his house with
a bullet hole in his head, while near him
lay his wife unconscious, with two
bullet holes in her neck, inflicted by
Dargenton. He was jealous Of his wife,
and when he came home q man jumped
IN from the side window. Dargenton
then shot his wife and himself,
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PRovlScETowN, MASS, Nov. 27.-Thc
schooner Minnie Payne, reported ashore
in the harbor, is full Of water and hel
keel is partly gone. The fishing schooner
franklin is also ashore on the fat in the
harbor with bowsprit gone. The fishing
schooner Ocean Ranger broke adrift from
Herring Cove Sunday, and went out in
the bay. Ten small fishing boats were
sunk at their moorings or went ashore
more or less damaged. The schooner
Charles Worsiey, OF Bangor, came ashore
on Scortin Beach yesterday morning,
The crew was saved and very little dam.
age was done to the vessel. She will
probably be tloated.
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CoHAssfTr, MASS, Nov. 27.-It is re.
ported here that the Philadelphia
steam collier, Allentown, was foun-
dered of this port. AT about 2 p. m.
Sunday, number OF people at the vii
lage heard the sound OF steam whistle
and last night an immense amount Of
drift wreckage came ashore at Sandy
Cove and on Sandy Beach. Several life
preservers and some Of the other wreck
age was stamped with her name. The
AllentowG'is an iron boat OF 1880 tons
burden, built and owned in Philadelphia.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.-An imperi-
al ukase has been issued providing for
the issue of four period bonds to the
value Of l25 100000 roubles. The money
is 10 be used for the re.purchase of the
bonds of 1877, still in circulation,
amounting to 203, 00,O0O marks, and for
the redemption Of the temporary credit
notes issued In 1877 and 1878,
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orable citizens Of the county, and any
such base attack upon them as that OF
the Register OF to-day deserves and re-
ceives the scornful contempt OF all hon
est men Of this county Of all parties. L
repeat the statement made by your cor
respondent from here dated November
%: There was never a fairer election
held anywhere than in this county on
the 9th instant; no charges Of fraud have
been publicly made or heard here, NIL
the tales Of the Wheeling Annanias to
contrary Notwithstanding.
]. II. LININGRR,
Chairman Republican Committee.
Richie C. II. ". Va, Nor q.
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rho CIV Of Stop ThIef.

Philadelphia Pms.
TheWest Virginia Democrats virtually
acknowledge themselves beaten and try
to obtain some consolation by crying
fraud. The Democratic Wheeling Regis
ier, which for some days has been print
ing table Of county majorities which
gave its gubernatorial candidate nine
more votes than the Republican candi-
date, omitted its table Saturday and
conceded that the face OF TIE returns
elect General Goff. OF course it makes
a loud cry OF illegal voting and insists
upon an investigation, but in the very
counties where ii charges fraud the elec.
ton machinery is wholly in the hands
OF the Democrats. The only frauds per.
petrated were by Democrats, and there
would have been no doubt about the re-
suit two weeks ago had it not been for
the illegal proceedings Of Democratic re-
turning boards. The country has not
seen in many years so close State cleo
ton as this one in West Virginia, and
the result OF which was so long in being
announced. But General GoR can ut
last be congratulated that he is likely to
get the Office to which the people elected
him,
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1t was CI,iIdIsh, indeed.

PARIS, Nov.27.-The Journal Ds Dtb1tS
and other Parisian journals ridicule tho
action OF the majority OF the members Of
the Chamber Of Deputies in adopting
tho motion of NJ. MesSur yesterday, to
adjourn the sitting for an hour on ac-
count of the presence'of NJ. Wilson, the
son.in.law oiex-PEesideRt GFeyy. They
say the members who voted for the mo-
ton evidently desired to give France u
proof OF the purity OF conscience, austeri.
" and virtue OF the Chamber.
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THE MkT1EL COUNTY, FARCE.

iors Evidence that the Ballots Have Been
Eaw, efra wi,h-An Outrage on Free
People
;aa, Ditpd!ei 10 he Iai,ligaecr.
Nav MAHrISsvrLLE, Nov. 27.-To-
ay's recount was identical with the re-
ah Of yesterday, Atkinson losing IA
Votes, making loss Of 2s in all. 1 was
'rons in my surmise in regard to the
attended attack on GoG. The hand that
bbliterated Atkinson's majority in the
FIrt Congressional district weakened
hnl ALTERED when it had done this de-
Filry. There is no longer any doubt of
'he fact that the name OF Atkinson was
Sratchcd from tho tally sheet OF sup
per- Green after it had reached the
yiultoI the county clerks office. Chas.
Henderson, a reliable Democrat, who
Nt by the election officers Of the dis
met while the vote was going on, took
az abstract OF the returns Immediately
alter they were announced, saw them
vailed up and says there were no such
..f'isu!es and no such scratchings Us the
S9sGets indicated yesterday. George
Sheppard, who lives next to Mr.. Hender-
Sa, arrived in this town to-day and
oHngs Mr.. Honderson's positive state
aeni 10 this effect. 4 half dozen re-
pllablt citizens OF the same district are
's,ttiingt 10 make affidavit to the condi-
uSa oi the poll book and tally sheets
tneA they Were sent to New Martins
ylIIe to be placed in the custody Of the
clerk Of the county court.
John Wychard, the Democratic clerk
detection OF Upper Green, came in town
'a's morning. There was only one
..cfatch op AIkinson's name" said he,
'hat remember OF. Stop-theTe may
ave been two, but am moisture Of that.
SSty Impression is there was only one.
lhe'e were not more than two. i am
sute otthat. Now, us TO Ben Earnshaw's
,atement that old men read the ballots
= Mey were counted, that is not true.
sUSln Wood, a member OF the Democratic
executive Committee OF this district,
aud one Of the election commissioners
iead the ballots. He is not over S5 or
" years ofagc and reads without glasses.
! an certain that no such erasures were
~ y The tickets when they left the voting
Wychard is nice looking young man,
modest and diilident in his bearing and
y. 'S!d HISTORY unhesitatinRly and circum-
'antaly.
THE FARRE CONTINUES.
The counting started this morning on
iae count of Centre district. The origi'
aalally sheets are MS follows: Governor
Fleming SS5; GoG, 200; Congress, Pen
Gi'Ss'on, S57; Atkinson, 207. Guy r. G
Hi!en 1an took seat by Capt. McEldowney
Alter $40 tickets had been counted Re
publican ticket came out in regular
,oST'n, but endorsed on the back, "Ihii
Se SSsSet 10 be tested by the County Court
zap" McEldowney suggested that 1t bt
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There was a freight wreck on the Balti-
more & Ohio road near Loudensville, a
small station near Cameron, yesterday
afternoon that delayed the Cumberland
accommodation and the express from the
East, so that they did not reach here till
near II o'clock last night, the former
about five hours behind time and the
latter about one hour. Several cars Of
freight were pretty well wrecked.
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nnnnillenn ..ssnnllhlnllnr..n o

New YoRE, Nov. 27.-The Republican
"Spellbinderss" met in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel this afternoon and COMPLETED the
organization Of the Republican orators
In the late campaign. The Hon. Chapn-
Ger N. pspew was chosen President,
and among the Vice Presidents were
Col. Elliot F. Shepard, Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster, Charles Foster, the Hon, WiliiRn
Mckinley, OF Ohio, and others.
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Capt. A. j. Baggs, OF Bridgeport, the
popular Superintendent oithe Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling road, has invited
several gentlemen from this city, Bell
aire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry to
take trip over the road to-day as far as
Uhrichsville and return. 1t Is the in.
tention to stop and inspect the various
mines, quarries and other points OF in.
terest along the line. Captain Baggs'
guests are assured pleasant time in I'D,
y,nnra
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Madison, w Ea., Nor. "a, 1855.
rn0Sp RITrHIG C0uNTY FRAUDS.
A DarsTpced Fnlsehood ofthe Democratic
organ ERiled.

n uhICINCtV fulhenuOu VI ahu DoihuoEAHs
organ Nailed.
To he Editor ofhs Iaie'ligMer
SIR:-The Wheeling Register in It's
issue OF to-day repeats the former false
charge made by it of fraud in the late
election in this county, and makes speci'
tlc charges, In which it displays its un,
pardonable ignorance or maliciously
mistakes the facts; in neither case can
it be excused, for no such accusation
should be made without just grounds
aud actual knowledge, II alleges that
on November l2 the majority for Gen.
GofF in this county was 545, and in few
days it jumped up to $50. This is
wholly false, as the RECORD shows. In
the lNTELLIGENCER OF November ap'
pearsa dispatch from your correspondent,
dated November o. stating that all the
precincts in the county but two gave
GoG, l,Ts5 votes; Fleming, l,2l0, and
further that the two precincts pnreport-
ed would increase the Republican ma
jority from fifty to seventy,tive, whereas
they In fact only increased
| il about thirty.fve votes, thus
making GotT 8 plurality $50. The face oi
the returns showed majority Of 567 fol
Smith but q recount was demanded by
Judge jackson, and resulted in gain O
three votes for Smith, making his majori
ty $40, and such Il stands to-day.
have been unable to sec any Of thu
county commissioners to-day, but nc
doubt the certificate referred to, show
ing Smiths majority to be 567, was is
sued as shown by the face Of the returns
on the recount, which was completed
November 10, he gained three votes. IL
your issue Of November 10Th, will bt
found a dispatch stating these facts ant
also giving GotT's majority as $50, tn
same as II was on the face OF the full re
turns, no recount having been had as h
Governor.
The commissioners OF Ritchie count
u nrn fhran Of the rnnak nnAnhctnl md hon
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AM EXAMPLE FOR GOV. WILSON.
ono Democratic Governor who is Not at His
Party'S Beck aud ICaII.

FaFtyH BeeK HhdIChII,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Noy, 27,-The
State Board of ,Canvassers to whom all
returns are certified, failed to agree
upon the contest for the certificate to
Congress from the Third district. Gov
ernor Taylor endorses the claim to
tho seat OF H, O. Evans, Republi.
can. Secretary OF State Allison,
the other member oithe Board declares
Bates, Democrat, was legally elected.
Whether the certificate can be issued to
either Bates or Evans with the Board
thus equally divided has not been de-
cided, and will not be determined until
further consideration, which has been
deferred until next Monday.
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Major warner sn,s They Can Go.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Maior Warner,
the newly elected Commander.in. Chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, ar
rived in Chicago from Kansas City this
afternoon. mo, we do not discuss poll
tics in the Grand Army" he said, in
answer to q question, "and il any one
says SO, and is dissatisfied with the or
der, he may Withdraw"
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nsnr, Georre In England.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-Henry George, in
an address in London this evening, said
that the grasping for land in America
was rapidly making that country similar
to England. He wanted to utterly
abolish landlordisn.
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WILL RESIST TO TUE LAST.

Tho Republicans OF Mercer Preparing
for Democratic Assnults-NtOro Ballots
Stolen.
Special Dispaieh TO LH EHteli0neH.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.-Wordhos been
received here that the Republicans ol
Mercer county are preparing to resist tc
the last, by all lawful means, the Dem
ocratic assault on their majority. Good
legal talent has been summoned.
To-day the count Of st. Adams dis
trict, Kanawha county, showed that the
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CHICAGO, Nov. 97.-The strike OF the
switcbmen employed at the Union stock
yards, because two members of the day
force were appointed yard masters ofthe
night force, instead OF promoting men
from the night force TO those positions,
was declared Off this morning, and the
strikers will return TO work tonight
The matter Mns comnromised.
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laid aside until the tally sheets be com
pared with the poll book showings
Chief Justice Earnshaw borrowed {
toby from one OF the associate Justice
and held that it would be better to sea
II up and endorse 1t and not count 1t.
Captain Bowers said this method o
procedure was calculated TO deprive ar
elector of his franchise, but the ticke
went "over the fence"
Before it was finally disposed OF w. S
Wiley and others discussed the hand
writing OF the probable endorser, bu
with no result.
The returns showed that the returni
OF the district tailed exactly with tht
recount, aud the Board adjourned fol
dinner.
TRANSPARENT TRICKS.
Pine Grove precinct OF Grant district
was next taken up. The returns were
done up in three eight page newspapers
all OF them nibbled by mice until th,
tickets could be seen through the papers
These returns showed that they were
the same us the tally sheets and poll
books bad indicated.
At this junCture Capt. Robert Nc
Eldownev said: Gentlemen, l am here
representing u man; | want these re.
turns properly sealed up. There should
be red sealing wax used on every pack.
age. There is none on any OF them.
feel like insisting on this fotmality."
John G. McEldowney, Clerk OF the
County Court, who was doing the seal.
ing, said: There's not bit Of red wax
in town. can't get any,"
The Captain took his seat.
Four Mile precinct in Grant township,
was next tackled. 1t on the face OF the
returns gave Fleming 1902, Gof 100, PEN
dleton l92 and Atkinson 0S. The bum
die containing the ballots was nothing
short OF a mass Of ballots done up in the
form OF an endless chain, and thrown
into theit wrapper as il by shovel.
A HIGH HANDED PROCEEDING.
Finally Clerk McEldowney solved the
puzzle OF composition and the counting
began. When the eighteenth ballot had
been reached, Democratic ticket with
GoG s name written in pencil below
Fleming's was counted for Fleming, on
the claim OF Captain MCEldowney, de-
spite the protest OF Captain Bowers, rep
resenting General Coll.
Capt. Bowers also said: "Nfr. Presi-
dent, have no objections 10 that young
man, Lee Snodgrass, sitting there and
out the ballots, but most EN-
phatically protest against his talking to
the Commissioners and taking hand in
the proceedings"
"0h, there Is nothing in that" said
Chief Justice Earnshaw, lapguidly.
The termination OF this vote gave
Peudleton an increase OF two votes,
while it left Atkinson aud the Others as
they were.
ANOTHER GROUND Hod CASE.
"Now comes anothergroundh hog casc," I"
said one OF the talking clerks, as Arch
er's Fork, OF Grant district, was called.
lie knew his business. He also had u
knowledge, as u basis Of OPP
Grafton, OF the final showing. The pre-
cinct showed an aggregate vote OF sos,
ofwhich Golf had received lG2, Fleming
l46, Atkinson 1853 and Pendleton l49.
The ballots had been wrapped up neatly
in n stout MANILA sack, the
best one yet shown, but 1t was shown
that on November IL the sack had been
broken into TO get ont the poll books,
and since that time they had. been in
the charity of the Chief Justice and
FNN - Il
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 97.-The
Inauguration Committee proposes to re-
serve place in the line for veterans ol
the election campaign of 1910, and the
committee is desirous Of hearing from
all such persons who would like to be in
the parade.
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LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch from
Whitley says that life boat was upset
there to-day aud that twelve persons
were drowned.
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ballots had been unsealed and three Of
them extracted, Gof and McGinnis
losing three each. Everybody sees that
the ballots have been tampered with in
this county.
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No New Developments.

INDANApoLls, Nov. 97.-No material
change developed in the switchmen's
strike to-day. Business has nearly re-
sumcd its old time activity with the rail-
roads, as the new men become familiar
with their work.
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New YoEE, Now 27.-The proposed
fight between Jem Carney, of England,
and Jack McAulifIe for the light weight
championship of the world, appears to
be fizzling. Carney cabled to-day that
he declined to fight McAuliffe in Ameri-
ca, as he feared he would not get fair
DlaV.
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ALIbeInl cnbInst onlcrr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 27.-In ac-
cordance with his custom, Secretary
Whitney has presented each of the four
hundred employees OF the Navy Depart
ment with a large turkey for Thanks
giving dinner,
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-Prof. j. II. Hys-
lop, formerly Of Lake George University,
near Chicago, has been called to the
Chair OF Ethics and Psychology at Buck
nell University, Lewistown, Pa.
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An Arlny surEeon pIea of Yollow Jaol

AH A'"S SNAhtS" @S'S" Ss ASa'S" S'''
New YoRE, Nov. 27.-surgeon Simon,
the United States steamer Boston, died
at $3.50 p. m. yesterday OF yellow fever,
The two other patients are steadily inn
proving, and the rest Of the ships com
pany are in good health.
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LONDON, Nov. 27,-The Daily Meps
says it regrets Lord salisbury's decision
to delay the appointment of successor
to Lord sackyille. This course it thinks
may provoke President Cleveland to
withdraw Minister Phelps.
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NEW YosE, Nov. 27.-The boss ale
and porter brewers of New York and
New Jersey this afternoon decided to
lock out their Union men and employ
non.union men Tomorrow.
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Internnl Reyonu, Colloctor AppoIntel

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 27.-The
President has appointed George WASH
ington Hensel 10 be Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue for the Ninth District Of
PennsylYania.
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EDTNBuRoH, Nov. 27.-In the case Of
Parnell against the London Timss. for
libel, Judge Kinnear has fixed upon De-
cember 20for hearing proof on the ques-
ton OF arrestments.
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AUBURN, N. Y, Nov. 27.-The first of
the famous opium smuggling cases was
moved at the opening of the United
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HUNTINGTON KEPUBLICANS

lItalon, IE. "a, Mor. q.
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Tie President Of switzerland Dead.

BERNE, Nov. 27.-NI. Hortense, Presi-
dent Of Switzerland, who underwent the
amputation of his right leg last week be-
cause OF disease Of the arteries, is dead.