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An OPEN RbYOLT
Against the Cro,:a Tniked OF by the New.
SUuIiGlnnd Press

IouIiGlnnd Press.
HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. oo5.-paaers from
Newfoundland represent tha people ot
that island as being in furious state Of
indignation over the official announce
ment that the ,n0duS rircndi between
England and France is to bg extended
another year, and that mean while Eng.
land undertakes TO elect settlement
With or without the assent OF the New.
iouud!and Parliament. The COlouist dc.
dounoes Lord knntsfords despatch as
the moot nambypamby State pap ever
issued from the Colonial Office. The
Times advocates tho transfer CT tho col
ony to France. A writer in the Kera1c
Bays: "We are determined that only
one flag shall fly over Newfoundland
and that fl y will be the Stars and Stripe:
II England doesn't DO her duty. There
ls a movement on loot in connection
with this matter that will startle people
when Parliament meets"
Discussing the situation, the oHiea
organ Of ex-Premier Sir Robert Thorn
horn, Sir James Winter and other oppo
si!lon leaders Gays: "Wo are strugs!in.
now for emancipation from the SLAYER,
under which wc have groancd for hall
century, aud nothing can be more exas
peratirg than Great Britsin's tsmporiz
ing policy. Under no modus rivtndi vii
France retreat lrom the new and obnox
ious pretension5 which hayo 60 passion
ately excited the people Of Newtuund
land. The mere name is hateful to ue
associated rs it ia with the most ilucrau
attempt which Great Britain ever mad
on The liberties OF the colouy. Gres
Britain must be auswerAbe iur the con
esquences OF prolongins tho modu
rirendi.
What can avert bloodshed mex
spring, now that th;1 new attempt il
made 10 prolong the period Of Our slav
cry? Where shall We find III. man VIII,
will preach peace and io1bearance t,
bis fellow countrymen? The new fan
g!ed claims OF Franco are eet up mcrel,
to be compromised at the expense o
Newfoundland. 1t snites US With shame
even here in the colonies, to hear
British Minister proclaim that the ilnpe
rial government will parH.it France L
enforce upon British subjects an inter
probation OF treaty rights which is at di
rect variance with that held by Grea
Britain. II peace has been preservee
between the Two nstions, it has been a
the expense OF the honor OF Great Brit
ain, but tho people OF NswfoundIan,
have done with submission. Their pm
ticnce is exhausted. They have los
confidence in the good !sith OF tue Brit
ish Ministry. In spite OF Lord Knnts
iord's assertion that the settlement Q
our difficulties BOW rea!s with the i'm
perial govern ment, Newfoundland wi!
find way OF settling these matters alte
her own Wishes"
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AlrrI4E Bh!iInA'S vlITOhY,

a Nine Y Yecr.Old Cir! nuats Tension At
tnrneys nnd Maues Her Mother Happy.
New YORK, Dec. 25.-Mrs. Bertha
krebs, widow, Of No. 20 Hecker street,
Newark, who for five years has been sup.
porting herself and her iour children by
washing aud other hard work, has Just
been notified that the Pension Office at
Washington bus allowed her claim for a
peps!ou.
Mrs. krebs gives her nine.year-old
daughter Bertha the eredi. for SECURING
the pension after others had failed to get
it for her. Bertha wgate to President
Harrison and stated the facts the claim.
Mrs. krebs is the widow Of Charles
Ereba, NJ honorably discharged soldier
who served durlnG the war in the Thirty.
third regiment, New Jersey Volunteers,
and died five years ago, leaving his fam.
lily destitute. Mrs. kIeb5 said yester
day:
II bad abont given up all hope OF re.
ceiviDg apeusion, and didn't know what
in the world to do. Unknown to me-
my little girl, Bertha, one day latt month
wrote letter to President Harrison, tell.
ing him that had tired to ge.a pension,
bnt could not for some reason she didn't
tnoT. she wrote that shc had three
brothers and sistcrs and tLat she almost
always found ono crying, and that
didn't know how %c wsre going to live
this winter. She sent the letter withou,
my kno wing anything about it. Tina,
was one Tuesday in November. The
next Thursday the possman came up OF
the steps and s:id; - letter for Berths
krebs from the President
ut WAS from the Presidents secretary
and promised that the case should bs
looked a..er. and Dow have just go
word that my claim is allowed. 1t III
came through ny little girls writing tt
the Presideat.H
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SAWiEll.E 70 IlANG.
Ills Christmas GIFT n Conviction OF tho Muir.
dor Of His ilrptApr.

| 'i'b Christmas Giftn n Conviction OF tho Muir
| dor Of His slrpihsr.
DovEE, N. H., Dec. 445.--Isaac L. Saw
tellc spent his Christmas day in listening
toareument0 Of coupscl before the jury
which WIS trying him for the murder o!
lis brother.
Layer E]gerly began bis argument
Tor the prisoner. Council claimed tina,
the evidence failed to show conclueively
that Hiram Saytelle Tasin Rochester at
the timo the murder wss committed.
The Attorney General sketched the
movements Of Isaac while in Ro.
chester and claimed that the States
testimony completed 4 perfect chain Of
evidence against the prisoner. The case
w1s then given to the jury and the court
room was cleared. The original indict-
nent contained three counts, hut the
Jnry was charged upon two Gully. The
jury filed in in one hour and liity.onc
IinueS after they leis their seats, and
gave tue clerk their verdict OF murder in
lhe first degree. Attorney General
Barnard Immediately moved for sem
tence, which was pronounced, as follows:
"lsauc L. Sawtelle, the sentence OF the
law, you being found guilty Of murder in
the ilst degree, ia that you he impris.
oned in the State prison atConcord until
the first Tuesday Of January, 1892, and
that you then be hanged By the neck
until dead"
The psisoMer was pale, but did not
make motion except that he respect
fully turned his head toward the clerk
when the sentence Was read.
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Tho Go!.i!cn. End of It..

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Dec. 25.--A spe.
cial 10 the Joa7lal from Topeka, kas.,
says: All the members, excepting
Frank McGrath, OF the Executive Coun-
Gil of the Furmets' Alliance, which has
been in session here ior two or three
days past, haye returned to their bomea.
Mr. McGra.h ia President OF the kansas
Alliance. Mr.. Mct7rath, in an inter.
view to-day, said the Legislative Com.
mittee OF the Natioual Alliance will
meet in Washington some time in Feb
rnasy. Tho third party movement will
be one Of the psinoiva! things to hs acted
upon. Heis confident the movement
will embrace ali laoor organizations
finally.
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O'Hi!en Reaclles Franco.

PARIS, Dec. 25.-A tug, having on
board OGeasrs. Mccarthy, Sexton and
Condon, Father Humphreys and Al.
RaGalovitch and his wife, the parents Of
Mrs. William O'Brien, met the Oodam
outside the lar6or. The party gave
Messrs. O'Brien and Gill mos,
enthusiastic welcome. During the
return trip OF the lug TO
The steamship pier, Mr.. O'Brien held an
animated conversation with his political
friends. When interviewed by the re.
porters hc Refused to express his
opinion on the present si,ua-
ton in ireland. He said he re.
quired time TO Inform himscli OF the
events which had taken PLACE since he
and his cOmpaaion7 left ireland on
their mission 10 the United States. Mr..
O'B.ien started from BouIogne ior this
city this evening. Mr.. Sexson and the
others will return 10 England.
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NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 25.-Eealy this
morning ]. T. Brady, employed by the
Cotton Compress Association, applied TO
c. J. Colcult, private watchman on the
wharf, TO arrest man in the street who
hid been Offensive 10 him. Colcu.t re-
fused, saying he had no authority to ar
rest the man. Brady left, but returned
Just as Cocutt was eating his dinner,
which had been brought him by his wife
and two little grandchildren, and in their
presence pulled q revolver and shot Col
cutt through the head, killing him in.
stantly. Brady was arrested, and it was
with difficulty that the police pre-
vented tae cgo*t. from lyRchi1g him.
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a Sad Cllristtuns,

P,rTspuEa, Dec. GA case OF des!i-
tuition was reported yesterday afternoon
by Coroner McGoyeiI. Mrs. Agnes
Kane, who rpsidea on Church alley be.
tween Thirty sixth and Thirty.aeyenth
s;reets, has been lying sick at her home
fer some time past without MEDICAL
treatment. She had two children Ia
take care OF, and one OF them, child
hardly two year, old, was taken sick
during last week and disd on lsst Mon,
day. Since Monday the body CT the
child has been lying in the bed where
it died, the mother being too sick to ge,
out OF her house to tell the neighbors d
the chi.d's Sea.h. The other child
which is quite young, Is Gl9o sick in bel
with its mother.
Chief Elliot ordered q phyGiclan 10
the house 1T cnCe to ascertain the cauae
OF the chila's death Sad render medical
attendance TO the mother and otae,
child. The child will be buried as the
cxpense Q! the city.
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INDEPENDENT Oil MEN.
The Producers Protective. Assoc ation- The
liasis OF tho Moyement-Wary OF tho
Standard,

rhe Producers Protective A ssociation--Th
| Dasis or tho Moyement-Wary OF IN
Standard.
PIrrsnuRdii, Pa, Dec. 25.-The Com
mrcial Ga;,tie hasthc following: Devel
opments Of the paat few days prove con
clusively that tho old Producers Pro
toctive Association Ia to be used as tht
basis Of new aud moro powerful organi
zation. Tho meeting held on Monday
evening, OF which mention has been
made, was followed on Tuesday evening
by one OF the Pittsburgh local assembly,
which was then thoroughly rc0rganized
by the elimination OF some OF tho old
materials, the election OF new officers
and the admission OF new members. 10
effect this was part OF thecrrand Of Hon.
J. W. Lee, OF Franklin, and 7. B. Clark,
OF Bradford, to the city Oh Monday.
They arc both members Of tho Executive
Committee, and their duty here-aud
presumably elsowhers-was to persan.
ally supervise and direct the rcorganiza.
ton Of the local assembly.
1icNiouo W NV LiCIAlIk lIlc oih lUo'
ter OF its membership was carefully in.
spected, and whenever the name otany
one who was even suspected OF having
become In any way, directly or indi.
rcctly, closely or remotely, connected
with the Standard Oil Company or in
the employ OF any OF Its officers, mem.
bers or eide cotnpanies, was found it
was stricken from the list and It's bearer
quietly notified that his presence at the
was not desired. This precau.
ton wao considered necessary for the
reason that since the 7. ?. 4. Cengpd to
actively transact business gone Of its
members have as9uned such now hu6i.
aesa relations as changed their relation
to the association under Its constitution
aud laws. II does not appear that appli.
cante for membership are to be sub.
lac!ed to any new teste, or that any new
qualifications 70! membership a,c to be
required, but it secms that the old onps
are to be enforced with great iilldity.
To bo Known to be affiliated with tho
Standard III amy way, or merely in It's
service, is sufficient to insure The sus-
pension or expulsion Of even The oldest
aud heretofore mcst active member, or
to have the door OF tho Assembly shut
fast in tho lace of the new applicant.
It ia the intention Of the producers to
have none but their lriends admitted to
their councils. II they succeed in carry
ing out that intention they will do well.
They seem to have holy horror OF that
dangerous animal that is said to
array itself in the garb CT inno-
cent and inolensiye sheep. They
don't propose to suffer the fate
OF Little Red Riding Hoods grand.
mother, il they can hclpi:. They have
already approached that doom closely
enough TO scare them, and they do not
require to b. told that with ell their pre-
cautions they will yet bein danger OF its
overtaking them in the midst OF their
most hidden and secret council. All his.
tory is studded with tales OF the imita-
tors OF Judas, and those iInitAto!s are not
all dead yet.
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PARNEtL TALKS.
Never Expected 10 WIN In KllkCnny-if
Complains bitterly OF Clerical lntetfer

| enCps
DUBLIN, Dec. 2j.--1n All interview to
day Mr., Parnell said: "Beng aware o
the conditions wo had to fight IN XII
kenny, ! knew that the carrying Of the
seat was almost hopeless. never ex
pectcd to win."
"But the majority" naid the reporter,
was even greater than the most conf.
dent OF your opponents hoped for. Ion
made alluei0ne to influences used un-
fairly against Mr.. Scully."
Yves" said Mr.. Parnell, "the conduct
OF the priest almost surpa3ses belief.
The pressure brought to bear upon tho
people who would have voted for shad
they been left TO exercise their own
judgment without intimidation was un.
dreamt Of. Was it kind for u pticst 10
bold over his flock threats OF spiritual
penalties? II ia a serious matter, Ger.
tainly. IntcrieroEGe with the liberty OF
an elector cannot DO tolerated. This is
not all. Gases occurred, OF which there
ID the fullest proof, TINT threats Of per.
sonal violence were used. Had another
Sunday elapSed before the voting it Is
not improbable tkat our votes have
been dtuiuiettad. It is It remarkable
and encouraging fact that In the dis.
tfic.s III which the people were not CO.
creed by the priests We polled 30 per
cent. OF the votes. l wished TO penc.
tra!e the district around Castle Conner,
but WAS prevented by the fear OF blood.
she'd"
"iou may have observed" said tho
reporter, THAT Mr.. Mccarthy hCs been
saying that North Kilkenny is one Of
The worst districts for the an,i-parael!-
ties 10 tight"
" 1t is one OF the very worst for u.s.
Mr.. Pdrncll declared. 1.-THE southern
division has been bettSr. The priests
led the people il North Kilkenny to the
poll5 like sheep. In many cNssg where
they could not coarce the people ihey
their voting.
MIR. Scully is strong Catholic, but he
sees c!eMly that il tho priebta are per-
mi'tel sinilarly TO influence the coming
elections Ireland will be lost. The gen
eral election 10 not far distant and | shall |
push forward preparations for it,"
what yleH do you hold OF the pros |
poets OF the different parties?"
To thls question MIR. rArnel, replied:
Should dissolution occur soon Mr..
Gladstone viii have very little chance
Of returning 10 power. A, to my posi-
lion, time ia On my side. l propose
leaving kingatown By to nights mail. |
may be detained i'll London for few
days on matters concerning the rrorsani,
z.tion OF the party. expect on Monday
10 start iof France to meet Mr.. O'BrieI. !
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IA.nei. sgnnts n Conferences.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Mr. PArn.ll arrived
in this city to night en- route to Paris.
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CHRISTMAS ar MAkfiNSBUEG.
AL tho Churches Hure Services In tho
Early Morning..

AL tHS ChufCAeS t-NtS SERVICES III tho
Early Morning.
Special Dispatch 10 TIC IniciigeHcer.
MAgrl%spUEG, W. Va, Dec. 25.-
Christmas passed off very gently in this
city. All business houses were closed,
and the gseHtest excitomen. was csu:ed
by the small boys. Services were held
in nil the churches at 6 80 a. IN, con.
sis.ins Of preaching and chiidren's ser.
vices. Communion was administered
in the Trinity Episcopal Church at Fix
o'clock, and ut the st. joseph's Catholic
Church the services consisted OF higt
mass aud holy Communion, and the
choir, assisted by ThompsoD's o:chea.
TIA, rendered Refers esand MAS in D.,
after WHICH Father Mckee Frey
preached the Christmas sermon. The
services in Tie NJ. L. Church, South,
which consisted OF n caniAla by tho
children, we're hugely enjoyed by the
large audience.
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Two Killings ,.t Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 2l.-Thi:
aisernoon Dick Gardner, who keep!
a saloon near Maiden, was sho
by Gus stepto, q negro boy. The
boy was fighting with one Of Gard
neI's cons, and he attempted
10 separate them. He was shot in tht
abaoclen and cannot recover. Stcplt
was arrested. Last night Rufus Penn
and John Duley, both colored, who
we're Oh q spree together, quarssled
Penn Knocked Duloy down, from the
eiiectS oi which Duiey died tonight
Penn was arrested,
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NEW IoRKs, Dec. 25-This afternoon
al alteration took place in livery
stable No. 12l West 10th street, during
which Michael Calvin, tho proprietor
ghot and killed James Cummings q
years Old. Calvin also shot Edward
Hurley, % years old, in the lett arm
Calvin was arrested. lie claims he did
the shooting in fof defense.
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She Hit Him with an .ixo.

JERSEY ClrY, N. j., Dec. e5.-MGsgie
Murphy and Edward McDermott got
into row at a party given by friend
in liorsan street to-day, and Miss Muir.
ply, who is only Gi.ecn years old, bit
&cDermott on the head with an axe,
crushing in his skull. The girl was ar.
rested and McDermott was sent 10 the
hnsnital
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Fatal Parasitic stroke.

ClSc!SSATI, o., Dec. 25.--Miss sallie
Harbeson, daughter oi the late Matthew
Harbeson, a wealthy and well known
citizen, was stricken with paralysis yes.
terday afternoon in the Womau's Ex-
change, and died soon after the had been
conveyed to her home. !,
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Christmas Trus. dy In Knrnwha

); tcta! E:Stntch 10 he iRtCiigtHtcr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. e5.-Dick
Gardner, 4 saloon keeper at the mouth
Of Campbell's creek, FIVE miles from here
was shot and killed by Gus Steptoe, 4
young coored boy, this afternoon
Steptoe was in fight with Gardner's
son, and when Gardner inletferTed and
attempted to whip the negro, the latter
shot him, Steptoe is in Jail.
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Two Old rrisoncrs r.tdoucd,

JEFEENsoS CRY, Mo, Dec. 25..-In &C.
co,dance with TIE .honored custom,
Governor Francis to-day granted two
holiday pardons, The lucky men were
W. ". Taylor, sent up from Hickory
county, in 1877, for twenty years, and
John Mcclure, sent up from Cole
county, in 1879, for City years. The
Governor delivered the pardons to the
nrisop orr; in nersor
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A boy naued Dixon livingon Twenty.
secord street fell on q slippery iron
cellar door on Market street below
Fourteenth street, yesterday afternoon
and cut o two inch cash in his forehead
over his LETT eye. He was taken into
Grubsr' 8 cigar store where the wound
was given temporary dressing. He
was able to walk home assisted.
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BRUSSELS, Dec. 25.-Thc funeral ol
Cease Denaepe, the. Belgian socialist,
TOOK PLACE to-day. The remains were
followed to the grave by IN enormous
concourss OF people. In the procession
were deputations from 500 socialist asso
Citations. These delegates carried ban'
ners and we're headed By bands OF music
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LONDON, Dec. 25.-The English and
Irish railway soc:eties ipsued q joint
manifesto asking railway hands genet.
ally to abstain from helping tho Scotch
railway companien at this juucture.
They are asked to remain ueuiral, and,
il the employers bring pressure to bear
upon them, to agsist the crippled com.
panieq, they are told that they must
strike.
Que thousand railway men Q. Hall
have struck Tor IN increaae in wages and
shorter iiours.
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New YORK, Dec. 25.-The ianeral Of
the Very Rev. Benedict Muraag, Pro
vincial of the Passevisto order in the
United Statee, who died last night at
DnDEirk, n. y. will take place on Sat.
Irday morning at 1880 o'clock, from St,
MichaeFs Monastery, ut West l1oboken
n. J. Many prominent prelatss ci ths
church will be present.
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Clubbing A Army at Hinton.

:, HINTON, W. VA Dec. 25.-CliG Cook,
prominent business man CT this city,
stabbed and instantly killed colored
man by the name Of Nose Scott, in NJ.
7. WykoH's saloon, late last night,
Cook is at large. t.Yg -
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Cie2cns Hunting Il sIur,lerer.

NEwcoMERsrowS, O., Dec. 25.-Iameu
Booth, farmer, sas SHOT this morning
on h!u farm four miles ICON here, by
Henry Wo,ley, one OF his hands. Both
men had been drinking yesterday and
had quarreled. Worlcy escaped and
citizsns are now hunting for him in the
xnnils
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\ Symphony ON u Crow bur.

BEELlS, Dec. ga young musician
named Broesker last night broke into
the residence OF Mr.. schacter, q mer
chant. The family was absent, the culy
person lii the house ct the time being s
maid servant, The burglar assaulted
the servant with an iron bar knocking
her seaseless. Subsequently BroeskeI
surrendered to the police.
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a Town a1uruhnl tkillcd.

LITTLE Rocx, AEE, Dec. e5.-A special
to the Gazette from Monticello, All, re-
ports the killing Of Town Marshal JED
D. Harncs BY George Wells, a carpenter.
| The tragedy is traced to too much
| Chr;s,mas,
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BURNED lu DEATH.
A Shocaius Crime ia, Rob nn Old Soldier
Of His honey.

1885, .a-.5 of His hioney.
HOLDEN, No., Dec. 25.-Ghe houae OF
samuel Malone, on West Fifth street,
burned to the ground this morning. IS
the tircmen arrived Oh the scene one side
Of the ltouae fell out, and By the ligh; d
the fire they saw Mrs. Malone and John
Hicks, her brother.in.law, crawling TO-.
wards . door in their bed room attempt
ing TO escape. Then The roof fell in and
the uniortunates were hidden from
sight, Their charred bodies were found
in the ruins. Malone was an old soldier
drawing pension. and always kept
moro OF less noLcy il his hensc. It is
believed liz and Hicks were crusreG,
the house robbed and then set on fire.
The police are Investigating.
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Ton uuci, Curistn,us Cheer

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. e5.- In a
drunken row at Chileaburg, this county,
this morning, tough named James Par
tor from Jacks creek was killed. Two
or three others were injured during the
iusiIade OF over hundsed ahuts,
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BALTIMORE, Mn, Dec. s5.-The Griey.
ance Committee OF employees Of the B.
4 0. Railroad Company passed Christ.
mas day with resident employees. To.
morrow there will be another confer.
ence with the officers. Each side speaks
OF an amicable settlement, no strike and
a reasonable increase OF pay.
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Six Babies In Two Yrurs

MALsoRo, Mp, Dec. 25.-AIrs. Nor.
decai Boswell, wife Of Mordccai Boswell,
residing near this town, last night gave
birth to three CHILDREN. This is the
second time in two years that she has
given birth 10 triplets,