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THE REFRACTORY MINORITY.
How the Republican Senators Hope t.
Pass Bill.

-~O'' .Ao AsSPNDAASah SChdtoiS AhoPc 10
Pass q Bill.
NEW YORK, July oh. - A Tribune s
Washington special says: The fate of the
federal elections bill in the Senate will be
settled definitely by caucus of Republi-
can Senators, which has been called for to-
morrow evening. All of the members of
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections are now back in town, and they
have decided to make sharp work of the
question and send the bill to the President
before the end of the present session of
Congress.
There is no question that a large ma
jority of the Republican Senators are
favoring attempting to pass the election
bill before adjournment, but the committee
will ask that at least forty-three Repub-
licans pledge themselves to stay in Wash
ington and fight out the bill to the end. A
certain time will be allowed for debate on
the bill, and then every one of the forty
three will be expected to sustain the COM
mittee in its demand for continuous ses-
sion until a vote can be had If necessary,
the forty-three Senators, who make a
quorum, are to eat their meals at the
Capitol and sleep in the committee. rooms
until the refractory minority is forced to
surrender.
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THE TABLES TURNED.
Thief Arrested While Trying to Re-
cover His Stolen Property.

Thief Arrested While Trying to Re-
cover His Stolen Property.
MERGED, July ath.-Ysidore Cruise COM
planned to the authorities here that ]. G.
Malcolm had in his possession horse be-
longing to Cruise, which he held as secur-
ity for small amount of money. Cruise
said he was ready to pay the debt, but
Malcolm had disappeared, and he wanted
Malcolm arrested for embezzlement.
In the meantime letter was received
from Bakersfield by the Sheriff say ing that
horse had been stolen there, and giving a
description of the thief. Cruise answered
this description, but to make sure he was
induced to go to Stockton, where Malcolm
had fled, to identify him. At Stockton
Cruise was identified as the horse-thief, and
both he and Malcolm were arrested, the
latter on charge of battery for beating a
Merced woman.
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San Diego's Population.

Los ANGELES, July 9TH Colonel Doug
las Gum, Mayor of San Diego, was in this
city to-day and called on Census Supervisor
Mosher. Colonel Gum is much displeased
with the showing MADE by the census OF
the population of San Diego city. He
claims that there are at the least calcula-
ton "a 900 people in San Diego, and the
census shows bat Ii, 700. He will ask the
department to permit special census OF
San Diego to be taken by the city. He
states that the citizens will willingly SUBJ
scribe the amount of money necessary to
pay all the cost attached so the work.
No Police Interference.
SAN Francisco, July 9th-The Califor-
mia Athletic Club gave an exhibition this
evening, consisting of light sparring con-
tests and wrestling. Captain Short Of the
police force was present, but did not inter-
fere with the performance.
This was the first exhibition given BY
the California Club since Chief of Police
Crowley announced his intention to stop
prize-fghting in this city.
The Sheriff Censured.
SAN JOSE, July 6th.-The Finance Com.
mittee OF the Board of Supervisors TO-DAY
filed report severely criticising Jonathan
Sweigert. the Sheriff, for his conduct of the
County Jail. They find that of the Ii
cents per day allowed Tor the subsistence
of each prisoner, he has not expended
more than one-half, the remainder goins
to his private purse, and that the prisoners
have been lily and insufficiently fed.
Attempted Suicide.
OAKLAND, July 9th.-Mrs. Mary Gilbert
aged 40, whose husband left her ten davs
ago, attempted to commit suicide by cut.
ting open her abdomen with carving.
knife, aud also cutting her throat. Rel
intestines protruded from The wound il
the abdomen, but the doctors replaced
them and sewed up the wound. Her re
covery is doubtful.
Appointed a Bishop.
Los ANGELES, July 9th-Rev. Fathe
| Peter Verdaguer. for ten years pastor of th
| Church of Our Lady Queen of the Angels
! to-day received cablegram from Rom
announcing that be has been appoints
Bishop of brownsville, Tex.
Drowned in the Bay
/ SAN Francisco, July 9ih.-George Ennis
a CLERK in the United States Land Office
was drowned to-day, while bathing a
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A VETO MESSAGE.
The President Opposed to Certain Land
Purchases.

The President Opposed to Certain Land
Purchases.
WASHINGTON. July 9th.-The President
to-day returned 10 the House, without ap-
proval, the bill extending payment to pur-
chasers of land of the Omaha tribe of
Indians in Nebraska. The President in
his veto says:
There is no objection tha. know of,
either on the part of the United States or
the Indians, to an extension of the unpaid
lnstallments due from the purchasers.
This relief is probably due to the purchas-
ers"
The President, however, objects to the
provision THAT all lands, the payment for
which is extended, shall be subject to taxa
ton by the State of Nebraska as if fully
paid for and the patents issued" The
President is of the opinion the title of the
United States and the interest of the Indi-
ans in lands should not be subjected to
sale for the delinquency of purchasers in
paying their tax assessments.
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George T. Anthony and James Humphrey
Of Kansas, and the Railroad Comrnission-
ers OF Iowa. Dousman made the opening
argument.
Oakland Postoffice Bill.
WASHINGTON, July 9lh.-The House
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds met this morning and, after con.
siderable wrangling, finally agreed to re-
port iavorably the Senate bill for public
building al Oakland, CAL, TO cost $3.50 900.
Some OF the members of the committee
believe that California is getting the lions
share OF the appropriations for public
buildings, and there was considerable bad
temper displayed to-day. One OF the Re-
publicans loudly complained that Clunie,
! Democratic member. received more favor
than some of the Republican members of
the committee. The Oakland bill is on
the calendar. at any rate, and is likely to
pass before adjournment.
Census Estimates.
WASHINGTON. July 9th.-A rough official
count OF the population of ST. Louis by
the Census Office was completed to-day.
1t shows that the city's population will be
44S,124. This is an excess of about II 600
over the estimate by the local Supervisor.
Baltimore is something over 433, 600. The
Chicago Census Supervisor sent his returns
to Washington to-day. He says that Chi
cago's population is not less than 1.lOO, 600.
Decline to Take Part.
WASHINGTON, July 9th.-The Virginia
Republican State Convention to day passed
resolutions declaring that they will not
participate, and advising ''aIl respecting
Republicans to forbear participation in
any election of the State as long as the
same shall be conducted under the foul
election law of the Democratic party as
now frauoulently administered
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CHINESE ALIENS.
The Court Decides That They Must Re-
turn to China.

turn to China.
Tucson "a. T.), July 7th.-A Star special
from Pb9uix says: Application was made
to-day before Judge Kibbey for writs of
habeas corpus in the cases of twenty-four
Chinese who recently attempted to enter
the United States from Mexico.
The United States Attorney raised the
point that the Chinese in question could
not claim the privilege of habeas corpus,
they being aliens, and being in the United
States illegally and in direct violation of a
Congressional enactment. Judge Kibbey
sustained the point and denied the writ.
Counsel for the Chinese then made appli-
cation for writ of certiorari, which the
Court also denied on the same grounds.
The Chinese will be taken to San Fran
cisco tomorrow, and by the Collector of
the Port sent back to China, in conformity
with the order of the United States Com
missioner at Tucson.
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AN ORPHANS FATE.
A Ten-Year-Old Child Burned to Death
at Redlands.

"A en-Iear-Old Child Burned TO Death
at Redlands.
RIVERSIDE, July 9th.-Yesterday after
noon about 2 o'clock a ten-year-old orphan
Mexican girl named Lucinda Silva was
burned to death at Redlands. The little
girl, with boy about eight years old, was
playing on wagon near pile of hay,
jumping from the wagon onto the hay. 1t
is supposed the girl had some matches in
her pocket, and in some manner set fire to
the hay and her dress, and as she ran away
the air famed the fire until she was mass
of flame. Two men near by heard her
cries and at once ran to help her, but when
they arrived the clothing of the girl had
been burned from her body. She died
shortly afterward. Her body was burned
from foot to chin and presents sickening
sight. Her face was injured but little.
The remains were brought to Riverside for
burial
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! &eo Q. III @ mullen,
| HAND1DATE FOR SHERIFF, SUBJECT TO
/ ~ the decision of the Republican County
I Convention. iyetd
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Another Wreck,

MEMPHIS, July 9th.-This afternoon, al
Sibley, Ark. four miles west of Memphis
the outgoing Memphis and Little Rock
passenger train was crashed into by a
freight train of the Kansas City Railroad.
-Four persons were killed, all negroes.
Three were men and one woman. A
dozen Others were injured, some of them so
seriously that they will probably die.
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ITEMS FROM VICTORIA.
The Sardonyx Abandoned-ArrivaI of a
Overdue steamer.

Overdue Steamer.
VICTORIA (B. C.). July 9th.-The steamer
Princess Louise, which has arrived from
the north, reports that it would be useless
to attempt to save any portion of the
wrecked steamer Sardonvx. The owners
intend to abandon her, and the under.
writers if they wish, can make an effort to
secure the machinery. The Captain and
crew of the Sardonyx, who have been liv-
ing in temporary huts at Skidegate, have
returned to Victoria.
The schooner Carmolite, from North
Sydney, arrived this morning, to the great
relief of the friends of those on board, who
had about given them up as lost. The
schooner had the toughest imaginable trip,
and was Just about out of provisions.
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EoR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
T. largest saloons in this city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
quire at this Office. ie29-tf
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The Congo State.

BRUSSELS, July 9th.-The Congo State
bill was presented in the Chamber to-day
and referred to committee.
King Leopold's bequest of his entire
rights in the Congo State to Belgium, dated
August l, 1889, was read to the Chamber
and greeted with great applause.
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American Winners

BERLIN, July 9th.-In to-day's shooting
contest the following named Americans
won cups: Sieberg, Schroeder, Ficken,
Nondohler, Jordan and Miller of New
York, Spaethe of Cincinnati, Shick of ST
Louis, and Koenig of San Francisco.
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STRIKING LErrER-CARRIERs.
Delegates Appointed to Interview the
Postma ster- General

Postmaster-General.
LONDON, July 9th.-The letter carriers Of
the Central Postoffice struck to-day. Dele
gates were appointed to interview Post
master. General Raikes. Pending the re-
ply the carriers struck, and all deliveries
in the district are suspended.
When the delegation arrived at the Office
of the Postmaster General they found that
he was absent. They saw the sub Con-
troller, however, and stated heir demands
to him. but he informed the deputation
that he was powerless to reply on his own
responsibility.
The depuiation informed the men of the
result, and the carriers decided to resume
work until they could receive reply from
Postmaster-G General Raikes himself.
The letter carriers of the Eastern Gen.
trail Postoffice struck this afternoon. There
was much excitement about the office,
which is in Whitechapel road. Police are
guarding the building.
LONDON, July 9th.-The Postmen's
Union decided TO strike in the morning
unless the "black legs" are dismissed.
There was mild renewal OF the rioting in
Bow street to night
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The regular annual meeting of the st oclk-
holders of the Pioneer Milling Company will
be held at the Office of the company, corner
First and Broad streets, on MONDAY, July 18th
at $50 O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose of electing
a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any bother business that
may come before the meeting.
je27-3w(Su) F. b. SMITH, Secretary
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Mythical Mining stock.

New YORK, July 9.h.-Geo. w. Rumble
and James Waldron, who were doing a
fiourishiug business in mining stocks under
the name Of the Pacific Mining Exchange,
were arrested to-day on charge oS selling
stock'in mythical western mine They
were held in $500 bail each at the Tombs.
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Extreme Dissatisfaction

CRY OF MEXICO, July 9th.-Advices
from San Salvador state that there is ex-
treme dissatisfaction with the new Pro-
visional Government and civil war is
imminent
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! George 7. Anthony and James Humphrey
Of Kansas, and the Railroad Commission
ers OF Iowa. Dousman made the opening
| argument.
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The Report Denied.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 9th.-The report
that Russia would soon propose Duke
Leutcbenberg for the Bulgarian throne is
semi officially denied
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You can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless yoer teeth are white as pearls,
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
And your two lips in rosebuds meet:
And you cannot supply this want.
But through the use of SOZODONT.
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NlO LET-A NEW FLAT OF SIX ROOMS
i all modern improvements street. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. Inquire at 1913 G
street. tv7-9t*
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Prime Minister Shot.

VIENNA. July 9th.--A great storm in
Galicia, lastiog forty-eight hours, devastated
the crops over an area of ., 900 square miles.
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The best plsc3 in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston d Co.'S, 40
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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For the finest imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods, fresh butter,
eggs, buttermilk, etc, go to +. BAUMLE, 725 ]
street. Lunch put up for travellers. jel0-tf
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Countess Baaine arrested

VIENNA, July 9th.-Countess Badine has
been arrested at Trieste, charged with caus-
ing the death of her daughter, aged 12
wears
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices. Wdnts, Lost,
Found, For Sole To Lei cnd s;n,cY notices .snder
this head are Inserted for eess per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time AZ
notices OF this character se2 be found under this
heading.
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The cheapest and most reiisble life In
surance; to sober gentlemen and ladies only
PAID up policies in twenty years. Write to C.
ID. BROOKE, Sacramento. jy4lws
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WANTED-LOST-FOUND.

A YOUNG sCANDINAvIAN LADY "a
IA widow wants a situation in q small family,
where she can have her child with her; country
preferred. Address H. B., TIC D st., Sac. jyS-3ts
WTAETRD = INFORMATION OF THE
w Whereabouts of DENNIS O'LEARY, late
of Washington, D. c., by trade stone cutter,
aged about 3S years; was last heard of at Los
Angeles, California. Address his father, JAMES
O'LEARY, care of +. II. Mackey, 5O7 d street.
N. W., Washington, D. c.. iyS-9*
WANTED-TWO OR THREE CHILDREN
Wv to board. Apply at 423 street. jySSt
"ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
W. All orders for city and country promptly
filed. Sacramento Employment Office. 3l9
street jyS.tf
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
w OF all kinds for city and country. Apply
at Employment Office, 1O06 street. je2-im
DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
j city and country property address P. o.
BOX 81. Sacramento. Plenty OF money. nS-tf
tNANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS,
w dairies and all kinds of labor Women
and girls for cooking and general housework
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth ST., and L.
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CANDIDATE FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
~ SCHOOLS. subject 10 the decision of the
Republican County Convention. ygtd
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TNO RENT UNFURNIsHED ROOMS SUIT.
i able for housekeeping. Apply at Oil Tenth
street. iuS.2ts
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Mrs g. Levy has removed from 1903
Van Ness avenue to 1890 Post street, San f an
cisco. iys-st
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Decker Bros.'-The artists plano. Write
to koHLER d CHASE. San Francisco. jei6-3m
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LONDON, July 9ih.-It is reported that
girl shot Stambouloff, the Bulgarian Prime
Minister yesterday.
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Stockholders 'Meeting.-A IN Getting Of the
stockholders OF the Buffalo Brewing Company
vii be held at the Office of said company
Tweniy-frst street, between Q and r, THURS
DAY EVENING, July II, 1899, at 7:SO o'clock.
ADOLPH HEILBRON, President.
W. E. GERBER, Secretary. iy6-td
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John E,tel. sssayer and chemist, 100 J
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and J.jy7-ti
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A CHASTITY Sight.

VIENNA, July 9th.-The recent heavy fall
OF rain raised the water which for many
years has filled the salt mine near Herman
stadt, in Hungary, to such an extraordi-
nary hight yesterday that great many
corpses fioated to the surface, where they
were taken out with much danger and
difficulty, and they proved to be the bodies
of 800 Hungarian Honveds who had fallen
at the battle of Veiz Aknar, which was
fought February 4, 1S49, and had been
thrown into the mine. The corpses were
so thoroughly preserved by the salt water
In which they had been immersed that the
wounds which had caused death were still
plainly to be seen. Two of the bodies were
headless.
Uruguay Finances.
LONDON. July 9th.-The London agent
of the National Bank of Uruguay has re-
eeived cable from Montevideo stating
that the law suspending the conversion
into specie Of notes of the National Bank
for the maximum period of six months
had been decreed. The Government
guarantees the payment OF the notes of the
bank and Government debts, all of which
are payable in gold. The emission of the
bank notes will be limited to So, 100000
and they will be guaranteed by the proper
officials to. day. This emission will be re-
ceived everywhere the same as gold. The
dispatch further states that absolute conf
dence prevails in monetary circles.
Issue of Bank Notes.
BUENos AYREs, July 9th.-The President
of the Argentine Republic has authorized
the issue of bank notes 10 the amount of
S1000 600 for the purpose of relieving
the financial situation. The rejection of
the proposed sterling loan has caused great
excitement on the Bourse. at Montevideo
the run en- the banks continues.
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Thomas H. Berkev.

CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR AND RE-
" CORDER, subject to the decision of the
Republican County Conven ion. iy9-td
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CANDIDATE FOR THE ASSEMBLY. EIGH-
~ teenth District, subject TO the decision of
, the Republican County Convention. jy9.td
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, July 9th.-Postmasters
have been changed as follows: California
M. G. Kelly, appointed at Banning, San
Bernardino county, vice J. B. Hanns, re-
signed; A. Bartel, at Declazville, San Ber.
nardino county, vice J. w. White, re-
signed; ]. c. Johnson, at Gladstone, Los
Angeles county, vice A. Hickoll, resigned;
NJ. P. Williams, at Pomona, Los Angeles
county, vice j. NJ. Fernan. resigned: w. r.
Lopez, at Ravenna, Los Angeles county,
vice j. Robertson, resigned; y. Peckham,
at Trego. Los Angeles county, vice ]. W.
Watkins, resigned.
Oregon-T. Turner, at Cornucopia, Union
county, vice J. I. ROLES, resigned.
Washington-D. J. Patterson, at Kiugs-
ton, kitsap county, vice j. Andrews, re-
signed.
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Arrived, Madam Bell, the phrenoloeist,
paimlst, woncerful card reader. Reads your
character like an open book Fifteen wears
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
colonies. Young people should know their
future. Zee, 81. great secret TO ladies' Owing
TO resn OF business, have removed to 422 X
street, between Fourth and Fifth. iel7-lms
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B. II. Howard.

CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
~ subject to the decision of the Republican
county convention. iy9-td
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w. II. Hanni1ton,

CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK, SUB
~ jeet to the decision OF the Republican
Comfy Convention. iy9td
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Interstate Commerce.

WASHINGTON, July 9th.-The railroad
companies having presented an argument
in opposition TO the contemplated order of
the Interstate Commerce Commission re.
ducing freight rates on grain shipments in
The West, on the ground of want of juris-
dict;on. the Commission to-day is hearing
arguments from persons OF the opinion
that the proposed reductions, and even
greater, should be ordered. There were
present the following persons interested in
the matter: 7. H. Lsmbertson of Lincoln.
Neb, representing the State and State
Farmers Alliance; Z. F. Dousmsn, men,
Ter of the Chicago Board OF Trade, and
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pa- KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS PLACE FOR DAY -ysa
par OR SO. AND YOU WILL LEARN THE OPENING -
~ DATE OF OUR MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE -
~ SALE OF MILLINERY AND TRIMMINGS. We are -
pa pushing the arrangements as fast as possible -r
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GENERAL NOTICES,
Stockholders, Mee,inp-a M aetinnes.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local alesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and ] streets. iek2.tf
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a. Il. Frost,
Frank T. yohuson

SsANDIDATE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
~ subject TO the decision OF the Republican
County Convention. iygtd