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Inst Duy In tho House.

WAsMlSoroS, D. c., Oct. LIN his
prayer this morning the Chaplain Of tho
House referred to the approaching end
Of the session, and invoked the Divine
blessing upon the members during the
vacation. -,
Eeiore tho reading OF the Journal Mr..
Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, raised the
point OF order that there was no quorum
present. While waiting n quorum a
message from the Senate announced the
agreement to the conference report on
tho trritl bill. Shortly before J o'clock
Mr.. breckenridge, OF Kentucky, with.
drew his point but it was immediately
renewed by Mr.. Kilgore, oi Texas.
A few minutes aitcrward Mr.. kileoree
relented and Withdrew his point, and
the Journal was read.
Mr.. Mckinley offered resolution as
the appointment Of q committee Of three
members to join similar committee on
the rart OF the Senate to wait upon the
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Tho Awakening o, English opIulon.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Irish arrests and
trials continue to occupy large share
OF public interest. John Morley and
Commoner DIllingsworth, who were in
the crowd at Tipperary last Thursday,
when the clubbing by the police occur.
red, have expressed their willingness 10
appear as witnesses OF the police assaults.
i'll case the matter ia brought before thc
courts.
As an indication OF the awakening OF
English public opinion regarding
Ireland, the action OF the annual assem-.
bly, ol the Baptist determination, now in
session, is siglifica1t. The assembly
adopted q series OF resolutions touching
Pcbiic matteis, among which was ono
severely condemniug the Governments
Irish policy. Other resolutions were in
favor ofa system OF free education and
expressive OF sympathy with the move
ment for improving the condition Of the
faboring classes.
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SUES tNR DAMAGES.
Doborn Thomas Brings Suit For What
Neptune Does,

'''"" Aho'h"S hfihHs suit For What
Neptune Does.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. /. - Debora
Thomas has brought suit in the Court oil
Common Pleas, against S. ]. Ross, to
recover $4,000.
The statement OF claim says that De-
bora Thomas was the owner OF a cottage
at Sea Isle City, n. j., which she rented
on July 6, 1889, with the furniture, TO S.
J. Ross, for a period ending October |,
Tor $500, which WIS paid. 1t was agreed
that the house would never be left with.
out an occupant, and when vacated the
keys were to be handed over 10 Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was to be al.
lowed to occupy one room. In this room
she had stored theatrical costumes and
four manuscript plays worth $1,000.
1t is claimed tha. the cottage was oc.
cupled three weeks, then left unpro.
tected. On September 10, 1859, the ocean
waves washed away and DESTROYED the
cottage, with the furniture and plays,
Claiming that he'd the house been occu.
pied and cared for the plays and other
contents could have been saved, Mrs,
Thomas sues Ross to recover $4,000,
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CONDENSED THLgGRtMs.

Tho National Civil Service Reform
League will meet in Boston to-day.
Tho minority report OF the committee
to investigate the Refrigerator charges'
sgainst Pension Commissioner RSum
censures the Commissioner. The ma.
jority intend 10 pursue the investigation
further and their report will not be
made until the next session.
Johnston, the mind-reader, denies
that he uses transparent hood and is
ready TO prove it. lie says the alleged
expose by Chicago doctor is bid for
notoriety. On Sunday he will play a
game Of base ball blindiolded, controlled
by Captain Anson at the Chicago Ma,
ional League grounds.
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PUBLIC OPINION DIVIDED
As to tho Guilt OF Francis I.ingo-Stiil
Sticks TO Ills Story,

| CAMDEN, n. j., Oct. 1.-public opin
ion Is now divided as to the guilt or In
nocence Of Francis Lingo, tho negro
who is locked up in Jail on auspicion Of
having murdered Mrs. Annie Miller.
Although the detectives have been n,
work on the case four days, they have
not as yet, 1t Is believed, struck a clue 70
provo him guilty positively. The main
evidence against him thus far Is the find.
ing OF piece Of his blue flannel shirt
In tho woods near the spot where Mrs,
Miller was murdered.
Lingo still sticks 10 bis original story
that he tore oil piece oil his flannel
shirt, while he was at work near the
scene OF the murder, before the crime
was committed. Mrs. Lingo, who strong.
ly believes in her husbands innocence,
says he was arrested principally because
he was one OF the men arrested on sus.
plcion Of having killed Annie Leconey,
Mrs. Lingo says the authorities have
searched her house from top 10 bottom
and taken her pocketbock, which con.
tained So, leaving her almost penniless,
Prosecutor jenkins admits that the
evidence the State has thus far obtained
against Lingo IL only circnmstaniial and
not sufficient to fasten the crime on him.
MIR. jenkins said that the detectives had
found n coat in Lingo's house which was
supposed to have spots OF blood upon 1t,
The garment is 10 be subjected 10 q
microscopic examination,
1t ia reported that q member OF white
family who reside near Merchantville is
now suspected OF the crime. The detec.
tires would not admit whether this was
true. Another rumor during the day
was that man related to the murdered |
woman was suspected. The County |
Prosecutor and the detectives pretended |
to know nothing about such person
being suspected. Permission is still de-
MED to Lingo 10 consult his lawyers.
This has occasioued considerable com.
ment among the legal fraternity, and the
leading lawyers OF Camden county say
That whether the negro is innocent or
guilty, he oughtto have the right 10 con.
suit with his counsel.
The excitement over tho brutal mur.
der hos not subsidized in the least, and
ceiling at times runs very high. Cir
;ulars have been posted about in con.
'picuons places bearing the following:
Catch the scoundret. Be sure. Then
he rope" The DuIIadway children
md Henry Miller, brother.in-law OF the
murdered woman, were closely ques.
ioned last night by Prosecutor jenkins.
Miller was in the woods twice on the
lay OF the murder. The DuHadway
,hildren still cling 10 the statement that
lingo is the man they saw near the
Gene OF the murder that day.
The authorities are now in possession
u facts to show that several persons be.
ides Lingo were seen about the woods
lear the time the murder was commit.
ed. The County Prosecutor says that
III these persons will have TO account
or their movements on that day.
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The Kaiser In iustrIn,

VIENNA, Oct, 1.-The Emperor Of G er.
many arrived here this morning. Em.
peror Francis Joseph, accompanied by
Archduke William and Archdukc Rem.
ier, met him at the railway station. The
greeting OF their maiestys was affection.
ate. Among those present was the
Bursomaster Of the city, who received
Emperor Williams thanks ior the
warmth OF his reception.
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How 1t Strikes Them.

Berlin, ONTARIO, Oct. 1.-The fact that
the Mckinley bill goes into effect on the
9Th day Of October causes considerable
hustle here among egg exporters, who do
large business hero and in Waterloo
Dunkce & Co., OF this town, have about
two dozen men busily engaged and have
$1,000 dozen eggs yet to ship before the
9th. Two Waterloo firms have within
the last few weeks shipped each about
two carloads daily, or about q, 900 tlozfn n
each day. Another egg speculator n few
days ago shipped al Berlin station n
shipment OF GOO dozen.
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a Terrible Experience.

CREsToS, IA, Oct. Ia lad named
Brown had terrible experience yester.
day. III company with George Multi.
gan, aged about eighteen years, he
climbed on top. Of passenger train to
ride west. While going under covered
bridge young Alulligan's head struck Il
rafter. He was instantly killed. His
comrade held on to the dead body for
many miles before the train was sstopped,
and was in pitiable condition from
fright and exhaustion.
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iron and Steel MEN.
Tho Institute Opened at Chick.
ering Hall in New York.
ANDREW CARNEGlE'S!SPEECH
or Welcome to the English Repre-.
scntativcs aud the Reply by Sir
james ltils0n-Ncw President
Eicctcd-Gayiey's Paper.

] Npu vap,. 0,f -To ,I,y tbo n -
-" o"'' "" t"o "'e
session oil the Iron anu steel Institute
was opened in Chickering Hall. Mon
day and Tues,lay the American Insti,ut,
,,;,;, A., .,,;. t..
VI -h,"'nS HnS'A'e,' ''''u .''., ses'.oti'
whlch were also auenueu ny inc scien
titic Englishmen and Germans who are
now visiting this country.
c;r J,mos v;,oor port tho p,os;,o,,
~ 80 ~ - -. '"o .''',1.A' y,
OF tue BFitisa ASsoc!asion, opened Inc
meeting this morning.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie then delivered
,,o oJdroo. ~ wolcoms> uodwo,trnon
s"o "'e9'. ~ "o': ""s'' "Po"
n W. .'y'U ~ ..t A. t, - 49, "'""'o
sA''.'u oe'"''" '.o .'"I'u'e'o VI
,,"s ;nn.oaa;nn "M ua,r Sv va.r Thn ;n,ns .u"
cat of one country was the concern Of
another. The United States was a great
consumer and great producer, and her
superabundant prosperity could not fail
to reflect in n like manner upon all other
countries. Ifc was glad to have the
lUuOT Vi UluuluE lllt llCluDcI6 VI tue
Iron and Steel Institute hearty well
come to America. "fou are welcome,
thrice welcome" he said, ITO the shores
OF the Republic, whose people appreci.
ate your efforts 50 successful in the cause
OF progress and civilization"
Sir James Kilson responded to Mr..
Carnegie's welcome.
at is indeed an honor to us,' he said,
"to bs welcomed here by Mr.. Carnegie,
who is the largeat manufacturer OF iron
and steel in the world. The remarkable
reception ne have been given here since
we landed justilies us in believing that
We are welcomed, as well by vast mum.
Der OF the people Of The United States.
u,rrrpr ron CONGRATULATIONS
O.. -. a.a.. ;a,s L..
OF 'An'eS 'hen went into history o'
tue Iron anu Steel Institute. 1t was in-
teresting 10 note the rapid progress OF
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An important discovery. They net on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. splen.
did Tor men, women and children.
Smallest, mlldest, eurest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples Tres at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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a Wnrnin. From Jnck, tho r.,u,.,

LONDON, Oct. Tho poIic, ofuo
"hitechappel district have received
warning from Jack, the Ripper, !" that
he is about to kill another woman, Tho
handwriting OF the letter is identirai
with that Of the other letters wbich T.
has been the custom OF the murderar ~ ~
send to the police prior 10 tho mnr,,a, .u
and aI,t mntllation OF some poor creature in n
Whitechapel. 'u'' III
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-The schedules OF
Sawyer, Wallace & Co., the large com.
mission merchants who did business at
No. IS Broadway until they made an
assignment 10 Marshall 4 Co., were filed
in the court OF COMMON pleas. The
firms actual liabilities are sl,4lO,GGs.
Tho personal assets arc nominally
S2,353,l7l, but ere actually estimated at
but S655, ,302.
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PENDLkTON'S MOVEMENTS,
He Cracks u Chestnut mt GlenvllIe...Thc
Joint Debate Challenge.

- ~ iS
Joint Debate Challenge.
Specid! Dispatch 10 the Inttlligcncer.
CLARKsHuEG. W. Va, Oct. 1.-Pendle-
ton repeated his tariff speech n. Glen.
vile to-day 10 fair.sizud crowd. A gen.
tleman from Bridgeport who heard him
says he made the identical speech at
Bridgeport some months since.
DR.. Dawson, OF Wilsonburg, said to.
day that Pendleton's criticism OF the
Lodge bill in his Wilsonburs speech
was that "it put two United States
Judges and United States Clerk in
charge oil the polls at each election dis
trict."
1t is reported that before leaving here
yesterday Pendleton signitied his ac.
ceptanCe Of the challenge published in
the lNrELLldEScEE for joint debate with
Mr.. Hubbard, and said he would meet
him whenever and wherever appoint
ments were agreed upon by the two
Congressional committees.
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The Hny Palace Oppncd,

MoaESfE, Its, Oct. 1.-The novel
Interstate Hay Palace opened here TO-
day. The building is oO6 feet long and
GO feet wide in the center. The main
hal! is perfect circuit. The walls are
built entirely OF baled hay, with jus,
enough bailed straw TO make contrast
The object OF the exposition is to mukt
a display OF the varied products Of tht
three States. A special feature is tht
display Of the latest tools in hay ma
chinery and implements for ditchiuc
laying aud making tile road machinery
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Broke tho WDrld'H Isecortl.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Ia. A.
Zimmerman, OF the New jersey Athletic
Club, and W. W. Taxisr OF the "A. c. S.
n. OF this city, broke the worlds five
mile tandem bicycle record yesterday, on
tho Lancaster turnpike, near this city.
They covered the distance in II min.
utes 80 seconds, breaking the best pre.
vious record by Is seconds,
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Tho PrIsun Congreaa Adinnrns.

CINCINNATI, o., 1.-The National Pris.
on Congress, having completed its work,
has adjourned to meet in Pittsburgh in
October, 1891. The Rev. DR.. Wines, it's
Secretary, was reelected, but owing to a
pressure OF other duties, he was COM
PEELED TO olTer his resignation which
was accepted, and the Rev. J. II. Mill
gan, his efficient assistant, was chosen
Secretary. DR.. Wines retains his inter-
est in the association, and is one of the
Board OF Drectors.
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Official Census Figures,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. l.-Popula.
tions wero to-day announced by tho
Census Bureau Of cities aud towns as
follows: Akron, Ohio, a7.7O2, increase,
ll,l90. Canton, Ohio, 25,327. increase,
l4.069. East Liverpool, l0,957, increase,
$50. Alassillon, Ohio, l0,06S, increase,
3,232. Steubenville, Ohio, 1868, in
crease, 1870. Youngstown, Ohio, 33,'
l99, increase, l7,764. Also the popula.
tion Of the State Of Georgia, 1854 ,SGG
increase, 29e, lSG, or is 05 per cent.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1.-The Howard
Plate Glass Works at Cochrans Station,
near this city, have shut down on &C.
count OF u strike. The men to the mum.
Der OF 200 demanded the reinstatement
Of some fellow uuionists, who had been
discharged, and being refused, went on q
strike.
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BERLIN, Oct. Ia number OF Ame,i.
can importers who placed large orderu
with business houses in Chimnitz, plar.
rem and other places in saxouv witt.
the hope OF cvading the increased tat;T
duties imposed by the Mckinley hi
now find themselves in predicampnt
owing to the short notice given Of ths
operation OF the law, "a '''o
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MACON, GA, October l.-Absolute
quiet has characterized the election here
to-day. The vote was light, there being
no opposition to tho Democratic nomi-
nees. Returns from the surrounding
counties indicate general quiet.
Later returns show that the General
Assembly is three-fourths Alliance,
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Wlll bs .krl,lfrafetl.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. l.-CIlicf Arthur,
OF tho Brotherhood OF Engineers, met
the officials Of the Southern Pacific com.
pany yesterday to settle tho grievances
OF the engineers on the Atlantic system
regarding promotion. 1t was decided to
settle the matter by arbitration, and a
committee will meet at Houston, Texas,
some time during this mouth.
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.An Insurance. Agent Distinguishes Himself

SAH Francisco, Oct. LAS: Wednes.
day the stage from Lompoc was robbed
near Los Alimos, Santa Barbara county,
by a masked man and the express box
taken. Four nen started from Los
Alimos in pursuit, among them being
John Conway, 4 San Francisco insur.
nnce agent. The pursuers separated,
and Conway, after twenty.four hours
riding overlook the robber and captured
him. The robber confessed and said
his name was Harry West.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-Mr. l.. G. Weir,
Of the Adams Express Company, says
with reference to dispatch from Pitts.
bursh which told OF Wholesale dis.
charge Of employees OF the company and
which said it was due to his orders as
Vice President, that there has been nc
wholesale removal and that he is not
Vice President and is not responsible
for what action has been taken. lie
says the executive officers act in such
matters upon reports Of subordinates
and that when it appears that more men
are employed than are necessary prop.
er number OF discharges are ordered.
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a Widow Eruially Murdered,

Fr. WAYNE, md, Oct. 1.-The resi-
dence OF Mrs. Charloite Hass, widow
was entered yesterday morning by two
men who told her that her son had been
injured at the railroad yards. As soon
as they were admitted they locked the
door and demanded her money. She
had none i'll the house. They then
jerked her on the floor, pounded her on
the head and choked her into unCon.
seriousness. They then ransacked the
house but found nothing. When her
son returned she was still insensible and
will die.
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Good Showing for Ohio Towns.

Si,tcidI DlSpalch 10 Tie 7nltNlgnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 1.-Accord.
ing to the figures given out by the Cen.
sus Bureau to-day, the population OF
Jefferson county, Ohio, is Sc, ,335, an in.
crease Of G.337 during the last ten years.
The population OF the city OF 'Steuben.
vile is given at 1883, an increase OF
1907. Columbiana county has u popu-
lntiou OF 5000, m increase OF 1920.
The population OF Wellsville is 5,93S, an
increase Of 1859. East Liverpool has
l0,9l7, an increase OF $3.50.
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TO REACH THE MASSES.
A Boston School for Scientific Study of I'll
Hibfe.

A Boston School for Scientific Study of tho
IIbts.
DosToS, Oct. l.-Several months ago
conference was held n. the Hotel Thorn.
dyke, and was attended by leading min.
isters aud laymen OF several Protestant
denominations, to see what could be
done to give better popular facilities for
a scientific study Of the Bible.
AS the outcome OF this conference
there was organized Boston section OF
the American Institute OF Sacred Litera.
ture. The board OF directors OF this sec.
ton, which includes DR.. Phillips
Brooks, DR.. A. j. Gordon, DR.. GriHs,
Dean huntington, Mrs. Mcpherson and
other well known leaders in Christian
education and work in Boston and
vicinity, has been engaged since then
in labors which have reached n form
sufficiently definite for preliminary an.
nouncement. a winter schooi, and
probably a summer school for those
willing 10 work in vacation, ia to be
opened. The school will be carried on
at the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton building.
The term will open October oS. Two
courses, oi 10 lectures each, on Old Tesla.
,nent history are to be given on success.
siVe Tuesday evenings, beginning Octo.
Der IS. Two courses, OF 10 lectures each,
on New Testament history are TO be
given on successive Wednesday even
ings, beginning October 90. Professor
Harper, Of Yale University, will give
both Of the Old Testament courses. Pro.
tessor William II. Ryder, OF Andover
Theological Seminary. will give the first
New Testament course. There will also
be two courses in class work, both in the
Old Testament and in the New, and Old
Testament classes will be conducted by
Professor Harper. The New Testament
class for beginners in the Greek Testa.
ment will be in charge OF Professor
Marcus D. Buell., OF Boston University.
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To Test tho oririnn, Package Law

WATERLOO, IA, Oct. 1.-The sale oi
liquors in original packages has been
commenced here by the agent OF a Peoria
firm, who says he desires to make test
Gaze. The firm is acting on the advice
OF an attorney who holds that the pres.
ent Iowa law is invalid. The liquors
were seized at once by the county at.
t0rnav
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The Debt Statement,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 1.-The
monthly debt statement shows net dc,
crease in the national debt during the
month OF September Of S4,5S2,0OS. De.
crease Of the bonded debt $42,326,240.
Total cash in Treasury s6l9, ,9O5, ,OSG.
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-Charles McEl
vaine, the convicted murderer OF Chris
tian W. Luca, the Brooklyn grocer, was
sentenced TO death in that city this fore
noon by Judge Moore. McElvaine't
counsel made m effort to have the yer
dict get aside, but Judge Moore denied
the motion and sentenced McElvaine tc
death in the manner prescribed by law
at Sing Sing State prison, within thu
week beginning Monday, the l7th o.
November next. The prisoner received
his sentence stoically.
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Arrested Oh nn Old Charge.

DENVER, Col, Oct. Three resi-
dents Of Mcndon, Utah, have been ar.
rested charged with 4 murder committed
twenty-iour yesrs ago, the victim being
ahorso thiei from Ogden. The sheriff
OF Weber county pursued his men to
Mendon where he delegated the accused
to continue the chase. These men
whose names are J. Y. Kelly. Robert
Sweaton, J. r. Hull and l. Sorenson
surrounded the fugitive and to proven,
his escape Kelly fired on him. The
prisoners were held in $4,000 each.
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Commissioner aInson Horenvctl,

Special Dispdteh to the fnt<tttgencer.
WAsuISGroN, Oct. l.-Commissioncr
Mason received Il telegram last night an
nouncing the death OF his mother, near
Morgautown. Mr.. Mason has been yet
ting ready TO 80 10 Morgantown TO at
tend the wedding OF his niece. Instead
Of going there he went to attend the
funeral OF his mother,
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LONDON Oct. l.-Furnaces arc bein
dumped in all tho iron centres OF scot.
land The employers announce thu. :,
i !, possible that they will be uable IN f,,
M their contracts. Everything inJ;-
eases a severe struggle between tho
workmen and the employers, 'n'
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Trusted Employees Disappear.

SAN Francisco, Oct. IA special
from Los Angeles says: George Martin,
bookkeeper and cashier. and James
Dunn, collector OF the Santa Fe rail.
road, have disappeared and an investisa.
ton shows that they have robbed the
company Of about 5000. Both are
young men and unmarried and moved
in good society.
The stolen money was spent in fasi
living. 1t is thought they have gone tc
Mexico. Both were under bond,