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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-14
TROUBLED FRANCE.
Stormy Political Meetings-spullcr Replies
TO Boulanger.

TO Boulanger.
PARIS, April 1S.-Political meetings
were held at Turcoing and Armentieres,
Department OF the Nord, last night, and
in both cases the disorder was so great
that the speakers could not be heard.
At meeting at Mubeuge, in the same
department, it was unanimously resolved
to support General Boulanger. The
party OF the Extreme Left sought in
vain to secure the adoption Of resolu.
ton in favor OF the radical opponent Of
General Boulanger.
Mr.. Spuller, Minister OF Public In
struction in the late Cabinet, in an arti.
Gle in the Republic FrancaiSe, says that
since General Boulanger has declared
his intention TO enforce duel with
Parliament, the latter should accept the
challenge, and, since it is evident that
the Boulanger agitation is not superficial
or transient, but an organized attack
upon the country's institutions, it is the
duty OF the Cabinet to propose to the
Chambers for adoption such Legislation
us is necessary for the protection and
defense OF the Republic.
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Killed Ills Little sister.

CHICAGO, April lS.-Willic Grady, six
years old, accidentally shot and killed
his sister Ella, three years old, yester-
day morning at his parents home. The
little fellow in company with his sister
went into a store room to play. While
there Willie opened a bureau drawerand
pulled out pistol. While examining
It, the weapon fell from his hand to the
floor and was discharged, the bullet
taking effect in his sisters left breast,
close TO her neck.
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An Amcntlmen, Necessary.

CHICAGO, April Chairman Cooley,
of the Inter State Commerce Commits
sion, is in the city for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning information regarding alleged
under billing and fraudulent invoicing
OF East bound freight. Judge Cooley
confirmed the statement that the COM
mission had virtually come to the con-
clusion that an amendment to the Inter
State law was necessary to prevent such
frauds in the future.
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New MADRID, No., April 18.-Yester-
day while family named Meyer, con-
sisting of the father, mother and two
sons, were crossing u bayou in two boats,
the father accidentally fell overheard.
Mrs. Meyer leaped in to save her hus-
band, but was dragged in by the boys
Just us she was going down for the last
time. While rowing for the shore, the
boat was overturned and Mrs. Meyer
was drowned.
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TIRED OF PROHIBITION.
A Prediction that Maine will have High
License Law In Three Years.

A Prediction that Maine will have High
License Law In Three Years.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 1S.-It is pre-
dicted by those who have studied the
growing sentiment in Maine against pro-
Ribition that this State will have high
license law within three years, and that
the "Pioneer ProhibitoTy State" will
withdraw the stringent restrictions on
the liquor traffic which have made it
famous. The recent defeat Of General
Neal Dow, the father OF prohibition, in
his race for the mayorality Of Portland,
is pointed to as very significant demon.
stration that the people are sick and tired
OF Dow's doctrine. When the most
prominent Temperance advocate in the
world at the bead Of both the Democratic
and Prohibition regular tickets not only
fails of election in his own city, but his
nomination has the effect OF piling up n
majority for the candidate representing
free ruin and non-enforcement of the
law double that which he ever received
before, there is good ground for the high
license prediction.
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THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
The Great Demand for Tickets-Iown Solid
for Allison.

The Great Demand for Tickets-Iowa Solid
for Allison.
Chicago, April 1S.-J. S. Clarkson,
chairman OF the convention sub-com-
mittee OF the Republican National Com
mittee, was in the city to-day inspecting
the auditorium building. He sud the
pressure for convention tickets was alb
solutelyunprecedcnted. Hehadreceived
enough applications to many times fill
the entire hall. Mr.. Clarkson will leave
for the East tomorrow to confer with
Senator Allison, who he is warmly
championihg for the Republican nomi-
nation. "All the talk about the Iowa
delegation not being for Allison"
said Mr.. Clarkson, "and that he
is set up us man OF straw while
the delegates are really for Blaine,
is nonsense. We are enthusiastically
for Allison, and will have 5000 men
here during the convention in cam
paign uniform, all Allison club men.
/ have not abatCd one title
of my admiration for Blaine, but ! know
he is entirely out OF the question, No,
there is no possibility of Blaine's nomi.
nation in any event. He has put him
self beyond the reach OF nomination in
any event.
Adverting to Allison again, Mr. Clark.
son said: "Conkling is for Allison and
Conkling is not going to die. We can't
spare him. l believe in the party
using all the leaders. ana Blaine man
and COnkling man, was for the
latter's election to the Senate two yoarS
ago. Allison people feel very comforta'
bic about New York. The business in
terests have confidence in Allison"
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CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from
Lansing, Mich, says: From the month
" report made by correspondents
throughout the State, the agricultural
department does not feel warranted in
making any estimate OF the present CON
dition OF the wheat crop. The top is
quite generally reported killed and the
weather conditions for the previous six
weeks had been very unfavorable to
wheat and clover.
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Broke Her Ankle.

SptcIdI IIEpdIch 10 iNe IRItHlgtNceF.
PARKEnsBURa, April 1S.-NIiss Belle
Forsythe, aged about II, daughter of
Mr.. Jack Forsythe, met with an accident
by which an ankle was broken, and her
back severely injured. She was out
walking with n young gentleman friend
and playfully jumped over little EN-
bankment into an excavation that was
being made for the foundation OF new
building.
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FIREMEN BADLY INJURED.
An Explosion In Burning Building Ro.
suits DiSastrously.

suits Disastrously.
BosToN, MASS, April 13. - Shortly
after 4 o'clock this morning fire broke
out in a building on High street. The
firemen had hardly got to work on the
building when terrific explosion oc-
Cured on the second and third floors
blowing out window-glass and destroy
ing Il heavy partition on the third floor.
The firemen were met bya sheet Of
flame and driven back; some crawling
down the stairs burned and blackened,
while others had to be rescued by their
outside companions. Charles +. Pho
nix was terribly burned about the head
and hands and it is feared internally.
John D. Brien's head aud hands were
badly burned; Cornelius Horn and John
Pinney had their hands badly burned.
All belong to Engine %. Patrick Ken
ney and William Riley, OF Engine 20,
we're terribly burned about head and
hands. They were all taken to the Hos
Dital.
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Lima's grand stand will seat 500.

Lima's grand stand will seat 500.
Columbus has five pitchers signed.
Manager Burbridge, OF the Jax team,
will also otliciate as captain.
The Canton team is practicing lively
for its games with Pittsburgh next
week.
Canton will have its prctzel battery
again this season-Bausewine and Hoen-
neman.
Jcems Williams, the manager OF the
Clevetands, is one OF the Cievercst basd
ball men in the country.
Toledo had regular walk.ovcr ut LO-
gansport Wednesday. The score was -
to 2. Toledo had II hits TO 3 made by
Logansport.
Dcnnie Fitzgerald, one of the Jax
pitchers, is n man that all will do well
to keep an eye on. He syoung yet and
promises to be quite second Maher.
Toledo's grand stand, it is reported,
will accommodate 5000 people. II that
stand is comfortably filled Ht each game
Toledo will be daisy percentage place.
GAINESVILLE plays its first games Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week with the Hickory club Of Cincin-
natl. The day following they tackle
Detroit.
The Columbus State Journal, referring
to Thursdays game here, enquiries with
no little anxiety, "Who's Knauss" He
will be introduced to the Statesmen be-
fore the Spagon is over,
The Wheeling and Cleveland teams
will play again at the Island park this
afternoon. Manager Williams will prob
ably put OberGnder in to pitch for his
team, and there is possibility that
Knauss, the hero OF the Buffalo shut
out, may be called upon to do the honors
for Wheeling,
The ohiopapersin the Tri-state League
cities are having great deal Of enjoy
ment over the defeats Of Wheeling by
Cleveland and Buffalo. 1t would be in
teresting to see what the many boastcd
pennant winners would do with these
same clubs. Nevertheless Wheeling
smiles and smiles, and is a good ball
town still.
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Killed Ills own Son.

BRooKvILLE, IND, April lS.-Near
Oldenburg, this county, Joseph Luchte
and ]. b. Hotel, became engaged in a
quarrel over some money matters, dur
ing which Luchte drew his revolver and
was going to use it, when Hotel
knocked it in such manner that it was
discharged, the ball passing through the
lungs OF Frank Luchte, aged about 10
wears, a son OF the revolver user.
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nIel OF TrIchInosIs.

RIcuMoxD, IND, April 1S.-Tuesday
Dr.. Holmes was called to Ridgeyille, by
the death of his sister, Mrs. John Green.
It is now learned that Green and the
rest OF the family, three daughters and
two sons, are afflicted with trichinosis
and have been without knowing it, since
Easter Sunday. What was considered a
very strange disease by their attendants
we're not definitely known until after
Mrs. Green's death, when six OF the
trichinae were found in piece OF ham
the size OF pea. 1t is expected that
the three daughters will die also.
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UREA, N. Y, April lS.-The First
National Bank, Of st. townsville, was
robbed between l2 and o'clock this
morning. Entrance was effected through
a back window, and the burglars re-
moved enough OF the brick work Of the
vault to allow person to crawl through,
then they in some way blew off the
vault and safe door with powerful ex-
plosion. $4,000 in cash, $50 in un'
signed bills and some iewelry were
stolen.
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BERLIN, April lS.-The North German
Gazette says that owing to contractions
of air passage Of the Emperor's throat
Prof. Bergmenn yesterday inserted q
new canula. The Emperor's general con-
dition was not affected. After the in.
sertion OF the canula he remained in
bed. 1t is believed that contraction Of
the air passage indicates the trachea
has been bY locnl COMPLAINT.
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HE pRgFgRRgD ANARCHY.
A cred" Breaks Marriage Engagement
and the Girl becomes InSano.

and the Girl Becomes InSano.
CHICAGO, April l3.-otto Roosgner, a
German, in the office Of the Anarchist
organ, Alarm, loved Nina, the pretty
nineteen .year-old daughter OF wealthy
Butcher Knapp, but the butcher was
opposed to anarchy and the couple were
betrothed only after the young man had
renounced his views.
Preparations for the marriage were in
progress when, on Tuesday night,
Roosgner sent n note TO Nina saying that
he preferred anarchy to n wife. The
girl was much affected and wrote to the
iaithless RoosgnCr that she was going to
die. Theyoungman rushed to the house
only to find that she had been gone for
m hour. An alarm was sent out, and
late last night Nina was found wander.
ing about the streets. tits believed that
she is demented.
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BRMINauAM, ALA, April ia con-
struction train on the Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmingham railroad was
wrecked sixty miles west of here at 1880
last evening. Four workmen were
killed, one injured fatally and nine
others seriously hurt. The train was
backing at a high rate OF speed and
struck a COW and was ditched.
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CHICAGO, April lS.-Tiere was nothing
new in the Burlington strike to-day.
There was a rumor current in the morn
ing that word had been sent by the %"
to other roads to send no more freight to
it till further notice, but the rumor
proved to be groundless. The Burling-
ton has offered a reward Of 81 900 forthe
arrest and conviction of the person who
turned the switch on the night Of April
8, causing freight train to run off the
track, and the death Of the fireman.
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optcIlI UEEuIcN 10 NC INluIytTttTI
PARKERsBuRa, W. Va, April 13.-A
railroad man of this city who was work
ing on n salary Of ninety dollars month
suddenly left his wife and little child
about two months ago, since which time
she has heard nothing from him. He
left her without money or resources and
she is in distressing circumstances. He
is said to be living in Cincinnati. His
child is cripple, and his wife is almost
heartbroken over the mysterious con-
duct OF the husband and father.
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FARaus FALLS, MINI, April 1S.-Nels
Holong was hanged here at o'clock to-
day. At l:55 the drop fell. Holong's
neck was broken and bis muscles
scarcely twitched. He assembled the
scalIold without faltering and showed
little signs Of fear. He seemed most
alarmed while the warrant was being
read but scarcely trembled. The scaGold
and trap worked to perfection. Holongs
crime was the outrage and murder OF a
16.year old girl, the daughter Of his en-
ployer, and feeding her body to the hogs.
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New York, April lS.-Hon. Edward
j. Phelps, United States Minister to the
Court OF St, James, arrived this morning
ON the steamer Aller which left South
ampton April 5. To an Associated Press
reporter he said that he had had
a pleasant trip across the Atlantic.
at has been rumored that you have re-
turned to accept the Chief Justiceship
Of the United States Supreme Court,"
suggested the reporter. ''There is no
foundation for the report" replied Mr.
Phelps,
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April iS.-Mrs'
Grassie G. Butkley committed suicide
last night by taking poison. Mrs. Bulk
ley was the only daughter OF Judge Cur
It's j. Hitler, and her elopement with
young BulklCy some months ago caused
quito sensation.
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THEY WE'RE SURPRISED.
Voters Who Were Led Into n Trap Set by a
Woman.

KANSAS CRY, April lS.-At the city
election at Bellcville last week many
people voted for 7. Robinson for Coun-
Gilman, thinking it was Aaron 7. Robin
son. When the votes were counted T.
Robinson was declared elected, and every
one was astounded when Aaron T. Rob
inson's wife, Tina, appeared to take the
oath OF office. Strenuous objection was
offered and delegation has gone to
Topeka to ask the Attorney-General to
endeavor to have the election Of the lady
set inside.
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Mr.. n. II. Frohlichstein, Of Mobile,
Ala, writes: take great pleasure in
recommending DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, having used itllor
a severe attack OF bronchitis and ca.
tarrh. 1t gave me instant relief and en-.
tirely cured me and | have not been
afflicted since. l also beg TO state that !
had tried other remedies with no good
result. Have also used Electric Bittres
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both Of
which / can recommend. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
coughs and colds, is sold on positive
guarantee. Trial bottles free at Logan
4 Co.'s drug store. i
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CHICAGO, April lS.-Late last night
four men entered switch shanty Of the
Wisconsin Central railroad at Wood
street and took possession. The switch
tender, William Studner, endeavored to
nut them out, when they assaulted him
with stones and clubs, inficting fatal
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A Youthful Bandit.

LOUISVILLE, April lS.-Lee McElros, a
colored youth 10 years Of age, this morn
ing stole the S-year-old child Of Mr..
Robert Hoskins, while the little one was
playing in the front yard. Search was
instituted and the negro boy was found
hiding with the child in the corner OF q
lot near his home. He said he had in
tended to hold the child for ransom.
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ST. PETERSBURG, AprillS.-The Moscow
Gasette says: "Prince Bismarck exag.
gerates the importance Of the Battenberg
incident, and in SO doing he commits an
error, as Russia's whole attention is be.
ing directed westward, not eastward"
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A wheeIIng Archlteet Gets Il.

Specla! DLfpalch 10 tAe IRicIllgeloer.
BuoKHANNoS, W. VAY April 13.-The
Board of Trustees of the NJ. E. Confer
ence Seminary, who have been in scs-
sion since last Tuesday, adjourned to-
night after adopting the plans OF E. W.
Wells, OF Wheeling. Mr.. Wells was
present ut to-day's meeting.
The commencement exercises OF the
public school were concludedito-night,
Misses Anna Lee Hawthorne Hurst and
Carrie Belle Roger graduating.
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DIED.

Thursday, April IL, 1855, at G;45P.
NJ, JoHS PRAcIrT, aged 60 years.
Funeml from his late residence, No. 225O Main
street, Sunday afternoon at t2o'clOcE. Friends
Of the family are invited. Intcrmcnt Mt
Peninsula Cemetery.
KEMP-Thursday night, April 70, 1883, at 10
O'Clock, Lena KEMP, aged % years
Funeral from the residence Of her sister, No.
262s Market street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited. In.
termeutRt ut, Zion Cemetery.
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CoLUMDus, O., April lS.-The Legisla-
ture passed bill yesterday providing
for scientific temperance instruction in
the public schools Of the State. 1t re.
ouires that the nature OF the effects OF
alcohol and narcotics on the human sys-
TEN shall be taught, orally or by text,
and that teachers shall be examined in
these subjects.
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NEw YoRK, April 1S.-Dr. Agnew is
stillseriously i'll lwith perithhilitis, which
Is inflammation Of the vermiform apen-
dix of the paccum. The cause is un,,
known. Strong hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
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THE news from the seat OF war is con.
stantly contradictory, but not so from
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; every report
concerning it proves it to be the best
Cough Syrup known. Only % cents q
bottle.
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Over EIrhl nnn,Irr,l nnllOts.

CtxcNxArl, April ia Commercial
Ga:dte Gallipolis, O., special says: Late
tonight the Eleventh District Republic
can Convention on the s79th ballot re-
nominated Thompson, the present in
Cumbent, for Congress.
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MIDDLETowN, N. y, April l3.-At
Florida, Orange county, two dwellings
belonging to John Gully burned last
night. The owner occupied one and
Joseph Bird the other. When the fire
started Bird jumped from the window.
Mrs. Bird and her babe perishcd in the
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 1S.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal Taylor yester-
day arrested man calling himself James
McGce, at Oneida, Tenn. McGee is
supposed to be William D. Tascott, the
murderer OF Millionaire Smell, OF Chi
cAgo.
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MAcKlNAw CRY, Mich, April 49,
The ice in the straits remain solid and
the prospects for an opening before May
10, are discouraging. Loaded teams con-
tinue 10 cross in all directions and fish
ermen continue to set their nets under
Lheice.
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ALBANY, April BIN the Assembly
tonight Mr.. Ainworth's municipal fe-
male suffrage bill was defeated by vote
of-yeas 81, NAYS 55.
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DUBLIN, April 1S.-The Parnellite
members OF Parliament have caused to
be distributed throughout County Glare
placards urging the men OF Glare to as
sert their rights and assemble in thou
sands at twenty meetings to be held on
Sunday next.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 13.-La-
iayette Lowe, OF Cleveland, Tenn, Dor.
rowed u dime from his brother yester.
day, which he invested in morphine.
He took the deadly drug and died to-day,
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"Happy Dobo Van Brunt Hanged.

WARsAw, n. Y, April l8.-Robert
Van Brunt was hanged in Warsaw jail
yard this morning. The crime for which
"Happy Bob" Van Brunt was hanged
was the murder Of half-brother OF his
sweetheart, Eva Roy.
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BERLIN, April l3.-The statement that
the Crown Prince and Crown Princess
did not attend Princess yiCtoria's birth
day party last night was incorrect. Both
were present.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, April lS.-There is no
trouble in Buffalo thus far among the
brewery and malt house employees, and
no strike is anticipated here at present.
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A BIganIst Confesses.

ATLANTA, GA, April l3.-sam Flem-
ing, arrested here for bigamy, having
married Miss Montgomery in Illinois
and Miss Auldman here, last night con-
fessed his guilt.
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Bosrox, April 13.-The old United
States war ship Ticonderoga was yester-
day towed to Apple Island, where she
will be burnt for her old metal.
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A TERRIILE OCCURRENCE.
Little Child Burned to Dcnth-Its Mother
...L Ir.II,.. c..I...i.. n.,Innnh

a Little Child burned to Denth-Its Mother
md Father Seriously Injured.
WELLsvILLE, O.. April 1S.-The five
year old daughter OF Thomas Baker
while playing fell into huge brush fire
near her home and was fatally burned.
In her efforts to save her child, Mrs.
Baker was terribly burned, and, it is said,
cannot live. Mr.. Baker was severely
burned, and is likely to loose one or both
hnndE.
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eMeKeait an % EaterlerIag WIth Nelaer

Innlngs...... ,.....r...l . Z Z s o
Cleveland .....,........l 20 0 0 o -
Wheeling, / 0 o . o 90
Earned runs, Cleveland |, Wheeling /. Two
base hits, Gilks, Brodic, Stephens. IcitOn GnScs,
Cleveland 6, wheelingl. Struck out by BaEcly
s; by Morrison G. liGScs on balls, of Morrison
g.; OFT Bakely .. Wild pitches, Morrison !.
Passed balls, StcnZel2. Hit by ball, by Morrison
l.. Double plays, Albert, Mexican, FnnZ. Timo
Of game, las. Umpire, shepparl.