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Fatal Quarrel at Oklahoma

KANSAS Cry, May ia special from
Oklahoma City says: Frank Ely shot
and killed Henry Laborn yesterday af.
ternoou, five miles north OF here. Ely
and ". +, Laborn, Franks brother, had
some difficulty as TO who owned a stone
quarry. The brothers had possession at
the time. Ely and a brother.in.law
passed the house yesterday afternoon
and ". R.Laborn came out and ordered
them Oh his claim. A quarrel followed
and Henry came out of tho house to
quiet the disturbance. He called out to
his brother not to shoot, when Ely fred
three times, the second bullet entering
his breast and causing instant death.
Ely fled and was captured, and is now
in the guard house at the military camp.
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BUTPDRVORYH'S BREAK.
He Has a Sour Stomach and
Makes His Farewell Speech
IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS
because iin Is Cory Out
"fit-lIc Improves the Opportun.
ity to bcratc tho Party that
Called Him to Prominence.
stmia D,.pa,c4 10 he Mtessteenter.

Stfctal D''aatca 10 ne {aie'.temoer.
WAsnlN0roS, D. G., May l3.-Avery
decided diversion was created in The
tar.r debate to-day by the speech OF Mr..
Batterworth, OF OHIO, to The delight Of
the Democrats and to the regret Of come
Of his friends, he came out as nearly as
he could in opposition to the pending
bill, taking rs Il text tho old cry OF the
fostering of manufacturers to the neglect
OF all other classes, and similar OK.
extracts from the defunct Mills bill, he
proceeded while announcing himself a
true protectionist, to cut and slash at
the Republican position 10 his hearts
content. Is said he know this was his
las, term In Congress; he had been ger.
rymandercd out OF II ssat, but he expect.
cd to resign anyhow, and expected to
take little part in tho business OF the
House in the future; meanwhile ho dc.
sired to ease his mind Of great load.
The Democrats cheered frantically and
rushed over 10 congratulate the orator
when he concluded, but the Republicans
preserved IL silence that BODIED every
thing but good for the remainder OF the
gentleman term, and not a man OF them
noticed him US he sat down, and quietly
left the floor.
SPEAKING FOR HIMSELF.
lie was very evidently speaking for
himself. Republicans, 80 far as seen,
express little or no surprise at Butter
wor.h's course. They say that there is
something ranking in Ills soul which
has finally driven the man to make the
demonstration he did today, which can
be construed only as stab Ut Mckinley,
and atreacherous stab in the back from a
supposed friend at that. Exactly what
the nature OF Butterworth's dissatistac.
ton is, aud whether it ia the aftermath
Of tho late Ohio campaign. or not, no.
body appears to know. His colleagues
have known for some time that an out
break OF some kind was to be expected
from him, and Democrats, too, seem to
have had IN ;ntimatiou OF tho same
kind for they wero more than ready to.
day to give him extra time.
THE UNIVERSAL TOPIC.
The speech is almost the one OF uniyer-
sal conversation around the hotel lobbies
tonight. II Butterworth has simply
morbid desire for public notoriety and
comment, as some aver, he has surely
accomplished his object. He will also
have the qualification OF knowing that
his name will be placarded over the
country during tho tall elections, for as
one Democrat said, "this speech will
make the best kind OF stump material
for us." For the present, however, his
position is anything but an enyiable
one, 76'7a 'a= 5"- o
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Moro Contract I,nl,ur.

New YoRK, May 13.-On board tho
Vera which arrived to-day were found
twenty Austrians in charge OF resident
Of Pittsburgh, who said that his brother,
who was In business at Pittsburgh had
asked him to take charge Of tho men
who it was understood were to work ia
the mines in Pennsylvania. The men
were kept at the barge office for the pur.
pose Of inquiry, = : - 3
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EEw YonK, May lS.-The steamship
Vera, Of the North German Lloyd
Company, REACHED here to-day, having
on board Director Strauss and his we'll
known orchestra. There arc forty.six
IN the party. "A party OF friends and
admirers, among whom was the Austr.
Ian Vice Consul, went down the bay to
bid the partyI welcome. iss 5.Is * :,
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A Lawyer Kills Himself,

KANSAS Clr4, No., May 13.-William
T. Crane, a lawyer OF Albuquerque, n.
NJ, on his way to Chicago. suicided at 0
o'clock this morning in the Planters
rooming house, while lahoring under an
attack OF temporary insanity. He shot
himself in the head with q revolver.
He was a member Of the G. A. r., and
leaves a wife and two children, who are
living at Laurel, Prince county, Mary
land. '5' 1900 g'I s'stg ~
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Nonrly Destroyed tho r, 49,,

, W,lK1E's'DAnRr, r.. 1's''|IFr, Pa, May l3.-Ejye
. buildings were completely destroyed by
III fire at Ashley last night as follows.
sewelrs grocery, BlackwelI'a iuTS. iews,sS,..
store, Union hall, Dr.. James' rssiiencyy sGi%e1ry
ana AZ :. once, mr.. Hen'gers dwelling and
sin sno or ora seVen barns. The loss is abomt
Soyoou, : =. partly covered by insurance. II
WV. Mas Only Dy the most superhuman ef. Il
t tols !nat the flames were preyented
from destroying the whole town iiu FnIiu
Ten thousand people Witnessed I'm IT..
sataeS'on s.a;,e.; and great excitement pIe-
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Emin's Expedition N Failure.

ZANZIBAR, May 13.-The Emin Pasha
expedition which was dispatched to tho
interior of Africa in the interests Of Ger-
many, has met with Unforeseen difficult
ties. The expedition took its departure
from Bagamoyo on April 2s and hns
only reached a point distant five days
march from the coast. 1t has been
greatly delayed by the death of a num-
Der Of the portets, and by the desertion
OF others. The total loss Of porters by
death and desertion amounts to one
quarter OF the whole number engaged
to accompany the expedition, 20
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Worlds Fair Commissioners.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 13.-Commis-
sioners to represent Pennsylvania at The
Worlds Fair in Chicago were appointed
to-day as follows: John W. Woodside,
of Philadelphia; William Mcclellan, OF
Pittsburgh, and John H. Hnllock, OF
Erie, and R. Bruce Ricketts,, of Wilkes
barre, alternates. Alonzo Shotwell, OF
Philadelphia, is Commissioler.at.Large
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What Public Sentiment Nil

LOWELL, Mass, May l3.-Thc $4,000
liquor license recently granted to John
Lennon by the Selectmen Of Dracut was
revoked this morning, the result OF a
conference between Lennon and the
Sc!ectmen OF the town. The town will
refund the $1,000 to Lennon, The &C.
ton OF the Selectmen is In accordance
with public sentiment. I'm =
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PART UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
4 Decision OF Judge Crozier on tho Ila
SuA Prohibition Lluuor Inv.

A Decision OF Judge Crozier OH tho Kan.
sas Prohibition Liquor Lnw.
CHICAGO, May ia dispatch from
Leavenworth, Kan, says: Judge Gro.
zier, Of the First Judicial district OF
Kansas, has rendered decision declar-
ing part Of the State prohibitory law un-
constitutional. He pronounces uncon-
stitutional tho provision OF the law con-
ferring power upon the Attorney Gen.
eral and his assistants to summon
persons before them to testify as to vio-
lations OF law, 90 that they can issue an
indictment against the persons SO in.
formed on, as it is m attempt to confer
judicial power upon a prosecuting off.
Ger. The decision gives great comfort
to the liquor men and re.submissionis.s
here who are preparing to make de-
termined fight this fall for the repeal OF
the prohibitory law,
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WAsnlSaToS, May l3.-The Gettys-
burg Memorial Association has arranged
for q special Congressional excurpion 10
the battlefield on Decoration Day, May
30. A large number Of Senators and
members have accepted. Colonel Bach
elder, the Government Historian OF the
field, will be in charge Of the party.
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4 Safe Challenge.

SAN FRANclsco, May l3.-When
shown slavin's challenge to box before
the Pelican Club, Of London, James j.
Corbett stated that, according to his
published announcement, he could not
meet Slavin for year, being under con-
tract to the Olympic Club for that Pc
Rod, ~ -f7 IS s5s#t " i X
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Result Of Sleeping Over u Shooting Afrrny.
New YoRK, May l3.-The result Of
tho shooting affray between Mr.. Murat
Masterson and Mrs. Alice Hopkinson
last evening was that the parties left the
Jefferson Market Court this morning
without giving testimony against the
other. Neither was inclined TO discuss
their troubles, and Masterson, having
slept over the matter,g gave 1t as his opin.
Ion that tho shooting was purely acci.
dental. During the proceedings the
parties talked to each other as though
nothing had happened and when the
announcement was made that both were
discharged they left the court together.
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Various other amendments werc
offered but were rejected, aud after con.
slderlng l3 Of tho l5G pages OF the bill
the committee rose and the house ad-
journed. Ese>. 0's-
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For This They Arc ttsntuck,ans,

FRASSroRr, KY, May l3.-The vote
for Senator in the Kentucky Legislature
today was mere farce, the membera
voting for each other, for "McGinty,n
Annie Rooney etc, as the humor led
them. The object Of this frivolity was
to prevent an election until alter the
action OF the caucus. s;
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Only Eplse lseports.

BALT1MoRE, May l3.-President Meyer,
OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad says,
there is no truth whatever in the re-
Gently published reports that the Balti.
more 4 Ohio is looking towards an ex.
tension Of its system through deal with
the Richmond Terminal, and that a
party in the Board Of Directors of the
Baltimore & Ohio is at all concerned
about the sale Of the city's stock in the
company, or OF the sale OF the Johns
Hopkins stock. ~. u w. - -. II
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Hamburg lInN I.iri,t

H4MDURa: May l3.-Tho city is again
supplied with gas tonight. The direct
ors OF the gas company have notified
the strikers that fail to return to work
within twenty-four hours that thew viii
be dismissed. They claim that there
are plenty OF men available to take tho
place Of the strikers. ~ - 'Ao
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Special Dispatch to tic inteiiigenccr.

opeetcF D+sputCh % Ne 1WCHl1ehcGr. l
MoRGASrowS, May l3.-The munici.
pal election here resulted in the rc.elec-
ton Of the old Council by lmajorities OF
from 10 to so votes. Mayor Fast was re-
elected. A large vote was polled and
much interest was felt. The ticket
chosen is r.. E. Fast, Mayor; John
Gregg, Recorder; William Bricke, Ser.
geant, and F. A. Hennen, Prof. l. G.
White, William A. Watts, ]. r. Miller
aud Hugh Madeira, Councilmen. The
victory is for continued street improve
ments on tho same plan proposed by the
present Council. 1s1s.ss7 -
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. Now We Are Kendy FOR War.

sVtrIu1 OHPustH 70 Ut IHltH'De0eu'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May l3.-Tho
Governor to-day made the following
staff appointments: Hon. William NJ.
Clements, OF Jefferson county, Paymas.
tor General; Dr.. John W. Bossworth, OF
Philippi, Barbour county, Surgeon Gen.
eral, and Col. A. A. Franzheim, OF
Wheeling, Commissary General, each
with the rank Of Brigadier General.
These latter appointments complete the
Governors staff, and as Brigadier Gen.
eral @. II. Snyder, some months ago up.
pointed his staff officers, the military
forces OF the State are now fully organ.
lied and West Virginia awaits with con.
dence the call to war. ..l..-...
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Special Dispatch 10 tie Ialeiti1encer.
CANTON, May l3.-There was no game
this afternoon between Canton and Ak.
ron. Catcher Hart, t,released by Louisville,
was signed by Canton to-day. Ed. Ash.
eabach, Canton's center ilelder, signed
the with Lansing, Mich, club; James
Peoples is likely TO sign as captain and
first baseman OF the Cantons. y '.=tg
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Death OF Mrs. Hawkins,

Special Dlspalch 70 Tic 7n!tlllJtNccr. -
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May l3.-Mrs.
Steele A. Hawkins, wife Of the Ser.
geant.at.Arms Of the Senate. died this
morning after IN extended illness. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after.
noon. Mr.. Hawkins has the sincere
sympathy .of his friends in his sad af.
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UlE IInr.. Cal.

ho9a oLsy1k.lASD, q, May ls.-At Fassip,s
ses so,se a,s. sale to-day fifty horses brought
;ha,Ss; ;hs,Mo; average price s45s. Amonn
dam by Demonico, tt'e to cbSy,,s. bDy onssa5a s,a%
Wiltts tpu@i dom pa'' y, ,,025; ,Akebia, by Baron
sibley, Fssnp,;ns uuI ,;Ashlans a. Chi SGahaci to J. i
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New YoRK, May l3.-The Independent
Of this week publishes returns from all
but five Of the Presbyteries Of tho Pres.
byterian Church, showing that 1888 have
voted for revision; % against revision,
and six have declined to vote. The
Presbyteries not heard from are foreign.
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METHODIST BISHOPS
Have Their Semi Annual Meet
ing in New York City,
A UNCONVENTIONAL Z SCHOOL
Agreed Upon by tho Church body.
The Assignments Of the Bishops
to tho Various Conferences
Throughout the Country.

Ngw fonK, May i3.-Tbe sctni.annual
meeting OF Bishops Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, which has been hold
ing in this city for tho past week, closed
today. The sessions have been held in
the Bishops room Of the Methodist
Book Concern. All the Bishops have
been present save Bishop Warren, who
is on a visit to European missions. The
sessions have been,presided over by
nearly all tho Bishops in turn, begin.
ming with the senior Bishop. The main
objects of the meeting, which has been
conducted privately throughout, were
tho assignments Of Episcopal visitations
during the coming summer and autumn
and the discussion OF a proposed plan
for a National Methods Ep!scopal uni
versity. 1t was said after the adjourn.
mcnt that a plan for the university had
been unanimously ngreed upon, and
that Bishop Hurst had the agreemen In
bis pocket, sigued by all the members
Of the Conference.
The bishops made public the assign.
ments Of Episcopal ylsitations for the
year among them, lS fOiloWg.
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The Deadly Locomotive nuiler Again.

sHANoKiS, Pa, May l3.-By the ex-
plosion Of the boiler Of locomotive on
the Reading Railroad this morning
engineer Hoglegonz and fireman Charles
Kaufman were instantly killed and con.
ductor George Q. Yeager was probably
fatally injured. The engine was near
ing Shaluokin drawing a heavy train,
when kaufman noticed water from the
boiler leaking into the fire box. He ap.
prised the engineer OF tho danger but
the boiler exploded before means could
be taken to prevent it. Yeager was rid.
ing in the engine cab. -, 4 : i.
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Tho CAUCUS Fight.

LOUISVILLE, KY., May lS.-The Dem.
ocratic caucus at Frankfort to name a
candidate to spceeel Senator Beck
has spent the night to midnight in max.
Ing speeches TO put men in the field.
The Hon. p. Cooper led of With an am,
bitions effort putting forward the name
OF Ex.Goyernor Proctor Knott. He
was followed by the nomination Of L.
7. Moore and then by Senator 'Alilligan,
naming Congressman McCreary and
Carlisle respectively.
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Chicago, G; Cleveland, 10, IN. L.)
Cincinnati, 0; Pittsburgh, l.. IN. ~
Philadelphia, 5; Brooklyn, I: (P. IL
Buffalo, 3; Chicago, 10, (P. L.) a
New York, I; Boston, 9. IN. L)
Boston, 5; New York, 0. (P. L)
Philadelphia, II; Brooklyn, 3. IN. L.)
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Invcntlve west virginiaus.

Spte1dl Dlspd!eH 70 ue 1HleHl0ehcer. GI1fT ~
w 4suINaroN, D. O., May l3.-patents
were granted to-day as follows: George
7. Bond, Huntington, float for FISH lines
Henry Brunhaus, Wheeling, coffee urn
George P, Hobbs, Wheeling, lantern,
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Thrown Out nf Court.

kT. PAU, M1ys, May l3.-The libel
suit Tor Slo.o brought by Attorney al.
Pert knettle. of Minneapolis, against
the P!onetr Pres was thrown out Of
court this morning, IN ~ Il 80 =
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Got the Wrong AIau.

PARIS, May yl3.-Garmo, tho man who
was arrested on suspicion Of having
murderously assaulted Marie Gaynol in.
her room on Friday last, lhas been re.
leased. The police say that his arrest
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by the applause on tho other side. lie
was exceedingly grateful that they be.

W tuo upplHuBe OIL INC OtnCr blue, lie
was exceedingly grateful that they be.
gan TO realize In any sense that our
countrymen deserved protection. II
when We had protected equally and
lifted up all our industries, and the time
should then come when We could not
hold our own-being the most intelli.
gent, the freest and the ablest people on
earth-then We bad better retire from
the field. democratic upplausc.]
Mr.. Butterworth then proceeded 10
PROFOUND bis views touching reciprocity
with Canada. lie said that we were on.
deayoring TO cultivate relations with
10000, 900 people to the southwark, and
yet were afraid OF Canada. Abraham
Lincoln and Ulysses Grant were not
suspected Of lacking patriotism, yet they
favored reciprocity. There were some
things In the bill, he did not like. Ie
had known Of an industry that had been
able to make SG,0OO,O0O dividends on
capital Of 81 ,25O,0O0. a.3
Mr.. McMcMillan's amendment was
rejected. lG
Mr.. Niederinghaus, Of Missouri, moved
to amend by reducing tho duty on re.
lined borax from s to 5 cents per pound,
Mr.. OHerail, Of Virginia, read a list OF
what he singled out as excessive duties
laying stress on tho duty on ready made
clothing which no held was in the inter.
est Of Postmaster General Wanamaker.
You tickle me and will tickle you;"
you legislate in my favor and will put
up campaign funds; that was the expla.
nation Of many OF these high duties.
Mr. Niedringhaus' amendment was re.
jected, yeas, CT; nays, 81.
amend the section relating to coal, no as
to reduce the duty from 20 to 10 per
cent. Lost.
Various other amendments were
offered but were rejected, aud after con.
sidering l3 Of tho l5G pages OF the bill
the committee rose aud the house ad.
journed. @ I
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TURIN, May l3.-A military magazine
at Vagaline, near here, exploded to-day.
Fourteen persons were instantly killed
and many others injured, some fatally. il
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BASE BALL.
No 0amo Mt Dayton Yesterday on Account
Of Rain. Il

NO Oamc Mt Dayton Yesterday on Account
of Rain. II
The Wheeling club did not have q
chance to defeat or be whipped by the
Dayton team yesterday on account OF a
very voluminous rain that fell in that
city. tits probable that tho two giants
will meet to-day. 3s
Before leaving Capt. Glenalyin wrote
out some very stringent rules to be OBJ.
served while abroad. He did this not
as measure Of precaution, but form.
That be will keep his men in good con-
duct goes without saying, as their good
behavior at home is guarantee OF their
proper conduct in other cities. 3s
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Why doesn't he take Hoods sarsapa.
rllla?" is the general inquiry OF friends
when person suffers from any disease
! Of the blood. 9la7l4 F7's
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Fourth Clnss Pos;u,nstcrs Appointed.
lisnnlrh liz : -. -l---.

WAsHlSoToN, May l3.-Postmasters
appointed to.day were rs follows: J.B.
Dunton, vice W. H. Elmer, removed,
French Creek, Upshur county;D, S,
Hagar, vice. Elkins, resigned, Hewitt,
Boone county. VI l.SiiN2lr = :
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West vn's. Worlds Fair Commissioners
Special Dispatch to the Kate!iigcncer.

Special Dtspatch to the knte!tigencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 13.-Gov-
ernor Fleming to-day nominated for ap.
pointment by President Harrison us
members Of the Worlds Columbian
Fair Commissioners, Col. J. W. St. Clair,
OF Fayette county, and J. D. Butt, OF
Jefferson county, and as alternates N.
J. Finley, Of Ohio county aud ". Vroo-
man, OF Wood county.
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ELraAsy line OF fast black and color
ed Hose for ladies' and children. Also
gents Balbriggan Half Hose at l24 cents
a pair at EAsHE1MER's,
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"Are he and General GoF on friendly

"There is no friction between them.
They are warm personal and political
friends. The leaders oil the SECOND dis
trlct, who are urging Mr.. Elkins to &C.
cept the nomination, are General Goa s
truest friends. Should Mr.. Elkins be
the candidate you will find General Goff
on the stump urging his election. But
II ls not yet certain that Mr.. Elkins will
allow his nape 70 50 before the conyen.
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ContercEce. Place. Date. Bi.hop.
Cincinnati. ati....Greensvtllc..mAug. 27.Joyce.
Erie...""..-.".uil C,ty-..-.scpt. lp.., Malialeu.
ohio............C Cambridge, O-Sept. IT,. Ma,lalcu
Ohio.-:.";.""S Newark, u.....sept. a.. Mallaliru
Genital Ohio. Lima Sept. 25 ,Anircws
rittsbursh... Grcensburs. Oct. l..... MaIlalien.
Nostii'n Ohio. .lincyrus Oct. 2... Foster.
WestVirglnln. Weston, W.Va.Oct. 2...toss,