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DECLARED A DRAW.
a hot Ten Round Fight between Mart
FnliSy and Jim Fell,

fNuoy uHu Uln fell'
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec. 3l.-8Iart
Eahey and Jim Fell, the man who will
soon fight Patsey CarditIe fifteen rounds
met at point not over Eve miles irou
Minneapolis in a ten round contest
with two ounce gloves. The fight was
witnessed by about fifty persons and was
one Of the hottest ever seen In Min.
neapOlis. Tue first round opened with
tho mon sparriug cautiously Tor an open
Ing. A few hard blows were struck on
both sides. There was hard fighting in
all the succeeding rounds, both men
getting in some tremendous face, neck
and body blows. In the sixth round
Fahey picked Fell up bodily and threw
him head.long to the floor. In tho next
round he tried the same tactics and
nearly succeeded in his undertaking,
Fell laughed when he came up and Il
second later landed one OIL lIahey's necl;
which came near settling him, The next
round was different aud Fahey knocked
Fell all over the ring, once knocking
him down. Fell was as weak us n baby
and held his hands in front Of his face
TO avoid punishment. The last round
was marked by some terrific fighting and
awful slugging. Fell was throwra against
red hot stove and sustained severe
bruises on bis right side. The referee
decided the fight draw.
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PIrrspuRoH, Pa, Dec. 9l.-Thc indi.
cations arc that there will be no confer.
ence between the committees Of tho coke
workers aud the operators to discuss the
scale Of wages, One of the operators
stated to-day that as the price Of coke
would remain ut 81 20, they could not
afford to give an advance in wagGs, and
that no conference would be held, but
that the operators would expect the pres.
ent scale OF wages to be continued.
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Gurod by n Dull.

TOPEKA, KAs, Dec. 81. Information
has been received that Col. j, NJ. Jones,
one of the %ealthiest aud most inAuen'
tiOl ranchmun in Cheyenne county, was
gored TO death yesterday morning BY q
bull. lie WIS the owner Of one Of tile
finest herds OF cattle IN the State, and
while engaged In work about his stables
the animal Buddenly attacked him from
the rear Before he could escape lie was
knocked down and iflghtillly.gored, He
was found half an hour later With hi!
head almost severed from his body and
one arm torn to pieces, a..
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CnicAuo, Dec. Sls-- Chancellor windes,
to whom was referred tho Anarchist pc.
tltlon for an injunction restraining the
police from interioringwith their meet.
tngs, rendered his decision this morn.
Ing. The opinion refuses 10 recommend
tho granting Of an injunction, and thus
Olives victory to the city, Tho muster
saws that ho cannot discover that any
property rights arc involved In tho Issue
aud that there Is no precedent for the
granting Of such an injunction.
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llllrnln cllnlInngea Jnck.on.

81. Louis, Dec. 3l,--OharlIO Mitchell,
acting as manager for Jake Kilrain, has
sent telegram To President Tuldu, Of
the California Athletic club San Fran
cisco, challenging Peter Jackson, for q
match 10 bc found for.tho purse offered
by Fulda, $1,000, the fight to occur I he
litter part Of March, the amount TO be
allowed Kilrain for expenses being Sl,-
600. This Is to be u challenge regard:
less OF whether Sullivan fights Rllraiu
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A sTARrLISG SITUATION.
The Englusers' ,BrotheFhuod Wild Over n
Discovery whIch May ;precipltatc au Im-

The Englassrs' ,BrotheshOud Wild Over n
Discovery whIch May iPrecipltatO au Im-
uouSO Strike.
CuicAao, Dee. 3l,-A local paper says
one Of the leading spirits Of the recent
railroad engineers meeting in this city
said last night ton reporter; "Thlsmeet-
ing we are holding is one Of investiga-
ton rather than OF action. We have
learned by reports made ut this meeting
that all the great roads OF the country,
with the exception Of three which run
out Of Chicago, have been assisting the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy rOad
financially, and bOyCotting all 20"
striking engineers who were applyingtOr
work. The magnitude OF this aud the
figure 1t may cut in the future may not
DO appreciated until explain II a little
in detail, Lust April whdu the road was
bOycotting the "Q",road and others who
were attempting to'hel them out, several
General Managers said to US; 'Raise
your boycott against roads other than
the 20" and we will hereafter trent the
striking 20" engineers on equal footing
with othGrsas farasgiving them employ.
ment Is concerned We accordingly
raised tho boycott. We have Just learn.
ed OF the support OF the company and
tho boycott Of the 20" strikers, which
has apparently been running now for
several weeks. We had reports from
skilled, sober and reliable striking 20"
engineers, who have travelled all over
tho United States looking for work. II
was refused beCiluse they were 20"
strikers, aud the refusal to employ them
wis the part OF nn agreement which
covered. all the roads OF the CouAtry,
with the exception, ms have stuffed, OF
three Of the Chicago lines. Our evidence
that other roads have helped the 30"
financially is complete.
ITO say the Brotherhood men are
wild over this discovery is drawing II
mildly. Unless the financial support
and boycott by these roads is discontin.
uGd soon, this country will see the
greatest strike that has evOr taken place.
The railway transportation Of the coun-
try will simply be paralyzed by 1t, rs II
will be a fight to the death between or.
ganized labor and organized capital. The
tlremen, brakemen, switchmen, and
every class OF organized railway labor
will he arrayed on our side.n
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GAIIRE1i, VIOLENT.


EAcltbu Dy u Firei iO nhAhuIH Ohe OF 1ilH
Attendants.
New YoRK, Dec. 31,-Mr. Garrett was
very violent at his retreat in Ringwood,
New Jersey, yesterday.
He struck at one Of his attendants,
who wRrded or tho blow, and II took
two men TO overpower him In his room,
where he could do no harm.
Mr.. CARROTS exCitable condition was
due TO d fro that broke out on Saturday
night In Mrs. CARROTS bedroom, The
smell Of smoke and tho noise made by
the servants, running about the house To
get wuter to extinguish the flames,
aroused Mr.. Garrett, and his attendants
had great difficulty in keeping him in
his room.
After tho fire had been extlnguished,
with slight damage, Mr.. Garrett grow
moro restless and did not sleep any dur.
ing the night. HO continued violent
throughout the day, but last night was
comparatively calm. The fire was caused
by a defective fireplace in Mrs. Garretts
fOUin.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.


County by Ills Own Hand
Special DiIpdtch to ne HkgiGeaee,
WEsr USIoN. W. Va, Dec, Sl,-Jamei
Ford, living about four miles below this
place, committed suicide yesterday by
cutting his throat with pen.kniie, He
left his house about II o'clock yesterday
forenoon, going into an adjoining Geld
some few hundred yards distant to at
tend to some stock, as he indicated to
the family, where he was found pros
trated in q few hours aiterward from
loss of blood. He was taken to the
house and cared for about o'clock this
morning, when the messenger OF death
completed the sad work which his own
hands had readily begun, About one
year ago he had been mysterlously cut
about the head and face, and there were
many speculations as to the cause, But
this furnishes the sequel and dispels all
doubts, Domestic trouble Is reported as
the cause OF this rash net. He was a
farmer, about sixty years old, and leaves
a family who have tho sympathy Of the
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WAnn'oroS, d. o., Dec. ai.--The
Postmaster ! General has directed that
,0e eight new postal cars just completed
lor the New York aud Chicago line b,
named as follows: Daniel Manning, .
MI Justice Field" u(ioygrnor Foleh, /,
iSA'Goyernor Of Michigan, "Goorro !
LhanHs, IeS.General Superintendent and
founder Of the railway mail service,
.Noyernor Palmer,h loi llllnoiBj dtiov
ernor Gray (oi indInnaJ Nv /,
t,.llN llN and Allen q, Thurman" T'hl,
"oS' no,, u !, said, y the heaviest railway
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IN POSSESSION OF OUTLAWS.
a Fight Between State Troops aud Ken
tuGIy DssporaIoes Mt Hazard.

a flkut hetWbpH ShNu ATuUpA Nuu heH'
tuulsy DssporatOes at Hazard.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec, Sl.-A letter
from Hazard, KY, brings news Of a fight
between the French party in the French
Eversole feud and a detachment Of State
troops recently organized there, On
ChristmaN day they practically took pos
session otthe town and held a carousal,
Finally warrant was issued against
Jesse Morgan, one Of the rioters. and
Harry Creech, Jason Coobs, Grant Hol-
liday and Albert Hoskins, Of the militia,
were called upon TO exGcuteit.
Morgan took refuge with Jesse Fields,
the jailer, James Davidson aud John
CoomDs, Of French's men, who were bar
ricAdel in u brick house. As the sol.
diera approached Fields fired upon
them, sending one ball through CreeCh's
clothing and another whlzzing over
COombs head. Before he ceuld fire
again Holiday replied, grazing Fields's
head and retiring him. His friends,
however, poured u volley into tho SOL
diers, who beat II hasty retreat, They
will gather Il large force and try to take
Morgan. The County Judgeand County
Clerk at Hazard have been run of by
tho outlaws.
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+ANONG InE PINES"
a Very Pretty clay we'll Presented last
Evening.

a Very Pretty rlay we'll Presented last
Evening.
AT the Opera House last eyenging
"Among the Pines" q picturesque
American play, was given for the first
time in Wheeling by an excellent COM
pany. The play is interesting and has u
good influence. What might be Consid-
cred It's faults arise from Its absolute
truth to nature. II would bemOre artis.
tic, for instance, II Jim BiGnchdrd's ideh.
tity with her old lover were revealed to
Marion by accident; but taken as a
whole the story Of the play fulnlls all
the requirments Of the stage. II has
been long time since so many good
actors appeared here in one cast. Mr..
Atkins Lawrence is a manly and natu.
raj woodman; Howdrd Gale (Mr. Baker,
is not n conventional stage character,
butthe real world isfull OF Hopard Gales,
and Mr.. Baker makes his character very
like the real ones. The acting OF Mr..
Loring as Luke Legget is worthy Of spe.
Cial mention, and Mr.. Herndon's JudSOn
HobgOod Is worthy Of any actor on the
stage. Pat MdhOney in Mr.. John +.
Wards hands is a finished piece Of act
ing very pleasant 10 behold.
Miss Coleman was pretty nearly the
ideal Marion, and won the hearts and
sympathies Of her audience. Miss Rena
Howard is pretty and sprightly maiden
whose presence added much TO the
charms OF the play, and Miss Goldsby
and little Mattie Yore were worthy O.
the company they were in.
The saw mill scene is pretty piece
OF stage art, and there are other speCla
stage settings worthy OF admiration.
The same play will be given at the
special New Years matinee this after.
noon aud this evening for tho last time
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 3l.-Application
was made this morning before Judge
Peck, OF the Supreme Court, for the ap'
pointment Of a receiver for the Clncin.
matt, Washington & Hamilton railroad.
The Judge appointed Col. !0rland Smith,
who has been President Of the road, and
Henry O. Yergason, Vice President otthe
Merchants National Bank Of this city, as
joint receivers. Each gave bond in the
sum OF $4,000. The petition was filed
by tho Farmers Loan aud Trust Com
pany, Of New York, which is trustee
for tic mortgage creditors OF thS O. b
& w. Company.
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PARIS, Dec. Sl.-A congress Of sena'
tors aud members Of the Chamber oI
Deputies, the municipal authorities and
editors Of all shades Of Republlcanlstr
has decided to unite in nominating q
candidate to oppose Gen. Boulanger In
his candidacy for the seat In tile Cham,
ber Of Deputies for tic Department Of
tho Seine rendered taCant by tho death
Of NJ, Iiude.
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AT THE GRAND.
Harry Llndley mud ills Company this
Weeks Attraction.

Harry Lindley mud Ills Company this
Weeks Attraction.
Harry Lindley and company appeared
last night TO a packed house in a drama
which blends the pathos Of Carleton'S
dramatic poem "oyer the Hills to the
Poor House," with the humor Of the
''Limc Kiln Club" and II shouts ol
laughter anduproarious applause arc The
criterion Of merit the combination may
congratulate itself. AS n negro Mr..
Lindley Is original In style, delivery and
action, and knows thoroughly how 10
mingl0 character acting with pure fun.
Mr.. Chapman was effective In the lead.
ing dramatic role, and Miss Sherman
obtained yoCiierous recalls. The cast
was excellent and those who had never
seen tho play or company were agreGRbly
surptised-hot that they did not expect
merit, but because the merit wnB OF 50
different a gfadO from what they were
led 70 expect.
Az the matinee to-day tho same com.
pany will present a gypsy drama, "Cyn.
thia, the Hlngara," and this evening will
repeat "Oyef the Hills TO the Poor
House." They should have ldfgu
houses,
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A Scandal In high circles.

LONDON, Dec, 3l,-A dispatch from
Madras says that Lady Connellara, the
wife OF the Governor Of the Madras
Presidency, has left the government
house, refusing TO remain under tho
same roof with her husband. SHE
took her leave suddenly during an OF.
fetal ball and went TO d hotel. She is
coming 10 England. Captain Quinn, an
aide.dG.camp 70 the Governor, and Lady
Eva Quinn left the house at tho same
time, tho Captain resigning his Office.
Madras society, which Is much excited
over the scandal, Is In sympathy with
Lady Comedian.
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The MlprlInn Club,a New Yenr.

Tho Wheeling Club closed the old
year aud uBherGd In the new Que In d do,
Iiphtiul manner, The night was tho oC
CasIon Of a regular "club.nlght" assemb
" and tho attendance WAS unusually
large, the members and their lads
friends and quite q delegation OF holiday
visitors In the city, who were pres
ent, numbering nearly one hun
drOd. II was q Bgmi.i1ll dtOBl
ailair. Music for dancing was furnished
by KillmyUr. Tho midnight waltz wAI
a pleasing medley Of old familiar airs,
tho strains Of ',Auld Lang Synp' ming
ling with tho OliimlDg Of the hour thai
ended 'SS, AsoClal Interchange Of good
wishes and compliments followed. The
dance was continued for an hour or twt
longer
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Killed on a TrestlO.

SptlIuI HE9F1EcN % Wn NfNIV'N1tF'
CHARLESTON, W, Van Dec, 3l,-The
local freight going west this morning
struck Lawrence stannard near St, Al
bans, makinga terrible hole In his skull,
which resulted In his death a short time
afterwards, He was crossing the trestle
coming toward this city, but was unable
TO get over in time and stepping to one
side OF the track was struck by corner
OF u box car. He was u wol known
character OF Nicholas county and was
about so years Of age.
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A l,rnn,lnslll ltnrlnrr .ninrllerrll.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. ll.-Whlle VIM,
Price, a prominent aud wealthy farmer
who lives near Athens, Tenn. was on
his way home from that city on Saturday
night, he was fired Upon by IN unknown
man, Both barrels Of shot gun was
enpllBd into him at short range, ihtlict.
IND fatal wounds, Thomptlpfor has mol
vet been found,
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CnnnterreIter ArrestetI.

wAsnlSoroN, D. O., Dec. 5l.-'rhe
Treasury Department has been informed
Of tho arrest, by an agent Of the Secret
Service Division, Of W. q, Hands, a
OOunterioitVr, at Chicago. Seventy bogus
dollar pieces aud q number Of blanks
were captured, togSlhpr with avery fine
outfit OF manufactured spurious coins.
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CLEVELAND, o., Dec. Sl.-About 80
switcllmen in the yards OF the Lake Erie
& Western Railroad at Lima, Ohio, went
on strike tonight because they were
not included in an advance Of wages
granted the conductors and brakem0n.
1t Is said that the strike will extend.
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TobEpo, o., Dec 9i,-Two boys, James
Ford and Nathan GilOhrlSt, aged o and
IA, we're drowned in bayou yesterday
While skating, the loo broke, precipl.
laling both Into the bayou Theif
cries were heard by some gentlemen
but before assistance could be given
thcm both drowned,
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DunLiS, Dec. 3l,-ohU hundred and
twenty priests have signed a protest
against the impri = nmUnt Of Father Ken
nedy, who was found guilty Of attcndlnr
meetings OF suppressed branches ol lht
National League. The protest ayers tha|
tho league Is a legal organization and
tilat Father KUnn6dy's olIense Is Of
nolItIual and not OF q criminal nature,
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ELMuaE, Micn., Dec, sl,--ThO boiler
In Dush's SliinglO mill, ilyo miles north'
east Of Allllbrook, exploded early this
morning, Killing ", w, Dush, proprlv-
Tor, Rad John Carr, the nlghtwAtchnan.
Robert Smiley was fatally Injured. The
whole establishment la q complete
wreck,
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THE CONCEEI AND BALl,
OF the Arlon Society, by Way OF Farewell
10 1913.

or the ArlOn Society, by Way OF Farewell
to '8S,
Tho popular Arion Society gave It's an
nual New Years concert and ball at It's
comfortable club house on the South
Side last night There was a large at
tendance OF members and their families,
and the event was thoroughly enIoya.
BILE one in every way. The concert pro.
gramme was opened with u chorus,
Schubert's "Lindcnbaum,n p by the Arioa.
Master Alfred Spiel played Il violin solo
very nicely. Mussrs. r, v. Arkle and q.
IUlaut sung Excelsior" in u spirited
manner that won for them deserved APP
plausU, Miss Kate Michel sang VerdNs
"D'Amor sull aii Rose, and later in the
programme sang one OF Goetzes compo.
sitiOnsi she was obliged TO give Rncores
to each, and II was common rG.
mark that she was never heard
to better advantage, Mr., Otto
Schulz gave one OF his declamalions
in good style and Mr.. Henry Laue gave
Il whistling solo that pleased, The
Ari0n sang two more Choruses and the
Ladies' Section closed the programme
with q pretty chorus. The Beethoven
instrumental QuintCtte was TO have US.
sisted, but the absence OF one Of the
members made it necessary to omit their
numbers.
After the concert the Opera House or.
ehGstra took possession OF tho stage and
furnished the music for dancing. From
II to 12 o'clork the ladies' were allowed
the last Of their leap year privileges
thut Of selecting their own partners for
tile dance. AT midnight President
Louis q. Stifel announced that
1880 was n thing Of the present and
wished all u Happy New Year. Supper
was served soon after, The parlOr Of
tho club house has been handsomely re.
fitted and was more than ever popular
gathering place last night.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 3l.-l'or the year
1883, tho exports Of gold from Now York
were 81, 5,O44, 1850, a net loss Of s2B, ,428, 102,
In 1887 the exports were SO,4S3,S2O and
tho imports $3S,B42, ,4SO, net gain Of
eu1 thliilgn
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A i,lalno ltun,or Denied.

AUGUSTA, ME, Dec. 81. The publish.
cd statement tint Mr., James g, Blaine
had left the city either for Washington
or the West Is unfounded. Mr.. Blaine
Is still In Augusta and hRs not yet deter.
mined when h0 will leave town. -7'
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,ti,r I'M Allsn,nlall anlnlAs.

ROANOKE, VA, Dec. si,- Amelia lo'
veil, aged lB, attempted sulclde by shoot.
inp herself, Blib may recover, Her ex'
ousO for the act was that she was insult.
cd by ladies on tho street.
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spRiSoTitp, No. Dec, 3l.--Two me-
groes who sandbaggcd II, II, Rucker, a
Chicago travelling man, two weeks ago
In this city, and robbed him OF $50 ol
his employers money, were arrested lasI
night and lodged IN jail. Rucket's golu
watch was found ID the possession OIL
ong oil them,
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AlnlNGR GRR-O On Monday evening, December ij A.,
1873, A. U'CluOk, JOSBrli hOp VI lOnli0hdt
and Ptlhcllla Alblnsot, aged 10 yeAu,
Huh0ml notice tomorrow, y
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YARuORouuu lIuusB, t.GLnon, n. O,
! have used DF, Bulls Cough Syfni
for my children II 10 the golden re
medy,-Mrs, Df. Blackwell.
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DO you suffer with catarrh2 You can
be cured II you take Hoods Safsapafllla,
the great blood purifier Sold Ivy all
! ldruggists, DAw
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes Of much importance were made In
the quotation lists today Eggs advanced cent
aud poultry declined. Amount OF grain In store at
the elevators Corn 1881 bushels oats lolO0
bushels
At New Orleans sugar IL quiet but firm. Molasses
quiet and unchanged Rice in fair demandi prices
steady aud well maintained
The past week shows a continued liberal market.
Ing OF hogs. mys the Cinolnncti Prize Current oil
Thunday, although not excccding general cxpecta
tons Western packing operations for the week
represent $4,000 hogs nganft 10000 the preceding
week aud 10000 Tor corresponding time las. year
Prom March the total Is 2,220O00, against l,seOOoO
Il scar ago-incrcase $4,000 hogs The qunity Is all
that can be desired ns rule Prices OF hogs have
been more variable than usual during the week a
decline OF Ib@2oc per 100 pounds occurred, fol
lowed by reaction equal to this reduction with
easier values later closing 5CtlOc below week ago
at leading markets. Hogs are yielding especially
well, aud at the existing relation OF values the
large establishments have q murgin OF profit In tue
| current manufacture.
The London Max Lane Frprsi OF the 9Th, In
It's weekly review OF the British grau trade, says
"IIeayy deliveries OF English wheat caused a de-
cline Of Ga. The sales Of English wheat during
the past week were 5SGsj quarters at 29s 3D. against
1858 quarters al als Cd during tho corresponding
week last year Flour Is Cd lower. Foreign wheats
are unsuitable at almost any price and there Is q
general decline OF II. Barley has fallen I'd. Corn
Is weak. Beans aud peas have advanced Cd. LIN
| seed has gone up Is aud rape seed Cd. At ioday's
market kngllsh and foreign whcais were hrmcr
Corn was better Oats and barley were fiat"