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tand ufanI.Io several sin,sa.

wAsiiiSu1uS, June .. Acting
Secretary Chandler has approved u
circular letter Ia tho registers aud re-
cvivefs, prepared by the commissioner
general Of tho land office, presenting
the nil.s aud regulations for making
selections II land In Montana, North
Dakota, South Dakota aud Washington
made those states under tho enabling
act, February 22nd, 1859.
IN addition 10 the grant n each Of
thcsr States of huslhtovnth and thirty.
sixth sections there are also granted O.
each for various educational purposes,
500, 600 acres, and A2.ull acres Tor the
erection Of public buildings nj the sew.
ural State capitals.
Tue act Of March end, 1891, grant.
ing lands for pcnliruiinfy pufr1srH 10
South Dakota " extended aud made
applicable 10 Montana, North Dakota
and Washington. There hV alec
granted iaD,OW acre. 10 South Dakota
Tor agricultural purpose, and 10 each II
tho other States 5000 acres Tor the
satnc pufpostH.
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New NsFh Chiidren uuEi ~ a. ~.
piasion 81 rowdrr.

INV YoulS. June 0.--An explosion
" powder 0ccuffrd this afternoon iu
the yard In the rear " the house at
NJ. 9a3 East Funy-eighth street,
WHERE n number of children were
playing, burning the following named
severely. Thpmas AMI Hugh Mcguire,
aged 5 and ycnu; John aud Martin
CConuull, aged aud y; Daniel
Bufna, aged 4, Jacob l.evy, ag-d ~,
aud Morris, Harry and Gussy Waltcfp,
aged II. II aud years.
The explosion wa, N u coil Of blast
iug fuse, with some loose powder at tie
end, which Jacob Lazy stole ffom A
contractors supplies.
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i.oSpOS, Junn 0.--When tho debate
on the education bill was resumed Hal.
four sAid that lFcland's share of tie
budget would be- applied TO freeing Gle.
mentary education much the same as
Ia England, An early opportunity
will be- taken 10 deal completely with
the problem Of compulsory education.
The minimum grant fos Ireland would
10 100000.
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PiTTsuuRu, June p,-At the con-
olusion Of tho speeches In the reformed
Presbyterian synod today, sut of
feady,uiaIu resolutions were sprung
on the synod, setting forth that the
suspension Of the ministers be- fcmitl-d
on The acceptance by them Of certain
conditions.
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WAsHINuToS, June g.-Atlorncy
general Miller has given his opinion
that the secretary Of the treasury has
ull authority a. reduce M" annual
rental u the s,al fisheries o. an amount
propuf,Iouatu 10 the numhtf u seals
which the contractors are allowed TO
klhc.
Under the original contract proNld.
ing for y catch of 10000 seals Isr
nunum, the rent was fixed at sj0,0l0.
On thi- basis The rent Tor the present
yenr has been fixed NJ $3.50 or 90 per
cent. u n seal catch NJ 1900.
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NEw N0Ws, Juuu 0.--rhe Hnyticn
Minister Price, speaking N the late re-
volt Ut Fort au Prince, said today the
trouble of May 2sth, which causui
much hlooishcd was not revolution
against the government " the Hippo
lyte, hut riot instigai,d by = few sufc
hehis who sought personal gain. Tue
political lcadur. VI parties opposed t.
HipVUlytU, u ~ sail, are in Jamaica
anu were not implicated In the niair
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WAutiNuTuN, June . In hiu top0tt
90 the department Of state. Contul
Mason rivUn m account Of the opening
uf tie ElecifI.Mcchgnical Exposition
ut fnnkfoft.on.the-M Main.
Tie American exhibit important Va
thnt every article j. unique and repre-
-ruis new Idea. The phonognph and
long-iistaucc telephone aru receiving
nlscIAl nlIrnliOn.
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WAsiuNaIoN, June .. 81 Director.
General Davis of the Worlds fair said,
tonight, that the iolluglng named
psr1us would 20 abroad ~ mcmh.fr VI
the commission In the interest ~
foreign exhihibi Hon. Thomas w.
Waller Will be- president; NJ, ~ Handy,
Hon. Carl SchurA, ex-senator Eustis ~
Louisiana, AMI, probably Hon. Ben.
jamin Underworld A sixth pvuon. n
Chicago man, viii also hu appointed,
chief Ives n the Ar, Bureau viii also
hu sent abroad.
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Coal rn..sr. aud rIr.men ntrILe,

BRTAmS, June o,--Ihe coal passers
aud iifcmun on tho vessels II the
North Gcrnian.Lloyd steamship com.
pany AZ Brumun.Hayon, struck today
iOT an Increase ~ wages.
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CHICAGO, June 0.-Anuie Allen
crept up behind Belle Rogers ut pic.
nc today aud plunged u huge dirk
knife ivu timcf Into her neck and hack
killing her, The women were both
eolored anu were rivals for the ailtc,
ton Of a young colored man.
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THE new Lease ,isrs- OF Oh. Irish
Land mn

LONDON, June 0.--in the Commons,
mtura futile ATTEMPT by the radical
and Irish member, 10 defeat the Gov
eminent IN tho atscnce of n majority,
warm discussion arose on tho new
LEASE clause of the Irish land bill, pro.
viding that the Land commission
shall be- reconstructed. Numerous
Itch amendments were rejected and
ilunlly balf1uf carried the clause un.
der clotufu, and NJ the SAME time a
Proposed amendment which met with
Sections approval.
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WAsHINOIoN, June p,-Todny's
sessions " the Cabinet were devoted
principally 10 the consideration OF the
Behhng STA question aud the advisa-
biliiy Of extending tile 4. per cent.
loan. No action was taken ON thu
bond question.
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PARIS, June "a dynamite cart
ridge exploited In flont Of the police
station az Cliohy this morning, doing
great damage. IL was undOubted.
~ the work Of anarchists seeking re.
yengo for the May day affair.
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PANS, June 0,-Ihu Paris Chamber
II Depuiie- has decided that cocoons
aud raw silks shall he admitted free Of
duty, hat manufactured silks shall lie
subject 10 duty II 300 francs.
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LONDON, June o. The balance
sheet Of the llquidalofs " Barring
Bfothefs show liabilities " S35, 400, 900
aud assets " : ", OO1,O1O.
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oar uiai.ter IN i,aiy Recalled 10
Earnest

Ngw NoHR, juHe "a special 10
the IrCss from Washington says 10 j.
REPORTED that United States Minister
Porter has bovu recalled from Rome
ana not granted u vacation as at first
reported lfthi. - true, u " l'fcsiUent
harrisun's answer 10 the Withdrawal
from Washington u the Italian minis.
ter, Barun Fava, Ia the heat u Hudi-
ni'rdltcumfimrs over the New Orleans
aiIait No one connected With the
state department viii talk u the mat
ter.
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PARsOss, iians., June 0.-By col.
llsion b.twcon two freight trains on the
Kansas a Texas railroad, three men
were burned n crisp and Dix Others
injured, one Of them II Is thought Ia
tally.
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Mr.. John Caraghar, u merchant at
Canghar Fulton County, Ohio, says
that -, patrick's Pills are tho best sell
ing pills he handles. The reason IA that
they prOducoa pleasant cathartlc effect
aud afe certain and thorough In their
action. Try them when you want u
reliable cathartlc. For sale by u. q.
NJ. !. Drug Dept.
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GAusnlS, Ala, Juuo D..-Col. II. II.
Ahorcfnmblr, one u the mot brilliant
lawyers " ihU State aud Itominent la
politics, was mistaken for chichcn
thief while wAlklng w the backyard
last night aul Hh-t aud Instantly killed
by hls sOn.ln.laW, Dr.. Baker.
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A.slEnm,nt errnarls. Nalsht a 90.

NEW Y0RS, June o, - Charles
Naight a Co., iiour commission NOR.
chants, have assigned. Alfred a.
ner Ia the firm VI A. a. Freeman a
Co., VI la Crosse, Wis, aud OF Free
man a liuytnr. " River Falls, Wis,
both large flour mills. Tho firm
claimed capital " 100000.
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LAND, - Many persons have re-
oeiyvd their patents Tor land through
the ahlr assistance of Judge Stayner,
at Washington, ID. g., whose adveT.
ti,emvnt appears VA ioday's paper. a nd
In all departments OF tho Government
he las acquired reputation a. consci.
entious aud capable lawyer. dAs
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How 90 Care the ,onsh following a..
sVippr.

For n troublesome cough thers IL
nothing better than Chnmberlains
Cough Remedy. IL strengthens tho
pulmonary organs, allays any irritation
anl eilcctually cures the cough. II l.
especially valuable for tho cough which
10 often follows an attack NJ the grippe.
For sails by Il, G., NJ, 1. Drug Dent.
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DeaIh otur.. FRANCES Iam,s.

EAU CLAntR, Wis, June 0.-Mrs.
Frances james, widow Of the late
George rayne Ilainsfofd Jamvs, the
Engiish novelist and historian, died
here this morning, aged %.
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VOL. XIV


IQulQuE, June 0.-rhe armed trans
port Imperial" and tho torpedo
cfuisefs Lynch" and "Condcll" ap.
peared In sight about =. M. today
and began iifing ON the town, but the
range was too great and no damage
was done. They were chased by the
Congressional ships "liuascar" and
"Abato.n
AZ $50 p. m. all IL quiet again, tho
ships having APPARENTLY retired.
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ArrsiEatd on seventeen separate In.
dIrtmrnis.

nNfNftfunfs
PiuLAnrLIiIA, June 0.-Johu
BafGslcy, cx.cty treasurer, was nr.
ralsuul this morning ON seventeen
~ araie indictments changing him
with leaning money as n rutlic on.
Ger deriving gain from the deposit u
puhlic money aud converting ruhllc
MONEY 90 his own use. lie pleaded
guilty 10 every count. Two weeks
from today l. srt Tor hearing the ev.-
dcncr, when the court will pronounce
sentence according to 10 weight.
TtiE INVESTIGATION.
Before the subcommittee invcsti.
eating the IlarIrley affairs today,
Mark Davis, secretary and ttuasutr Of
the Bmdfori miilt, owned by him and
Beri-iry, testified that from January,
1850, IN May, 1891. llunisiry sent him
$4,000 10 be- used In the bi-ints.. 10
had no reason 10 suspect iris money
dii not belong a. BariHlvy, A. w three
years Bariulcy hal given him sI9a Uoo
Tor the same purp1ru.
thnflcs Lawrence, UN.asalaiaut cnths
Ter % tho Keystone Baul, testified
that he knew nothing 81 bardsloy'a
Transactions with the bank Or due bills
iNA afHfNfN"" HNHNN NlNfNs UNIV NfAlN
ago Lucas, the Deceased if,aidcnt u
ihc bank, called upon him 10 mako
some alterations IN the p,ruual ledger
u cover an 0ycrirait. From that
time ou WI igcnT death hu continued
10 make thuo alterations, Lucas draw.
ms checks on the tank when hu had
no MONEY on drtC
The witn,rs aud Marsh made every
effort 70 keep ff0m Bank Examiner
Drew, by means of falte entries, etc,
the knowledge u Lucas dchcit.
iDhn y. Davis, who wn- uiiufcd the
pr, ,id-ncy n tic bank w The event "
ils rcotgnnizsiinh, aud declined, after
an examination offs affair, said after
learning about LlCHs deficit, which
bank people snil was $500 900, his at.
tcniion was attracted by the NAMES ~
Trr-ous unknown Ia him aul business
mon who were also credited with be.
lng indebted n the bank. Tho sum ~
this indebtedness was about 100000,
aud when he hskud who these people
were, he was told the money should
be- charged against Lucas deficit.
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Buy your drugs OF "ths boys"
johnson, Pratt a Co., q Main 1t.
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pnTiir. aud Ie.IIVnI.

Supplied IN any quantity at short
no.ice. los Main street and " First
South street.
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immense Lot OF Curtain Not
Remnants at Half-Prioe, at
5. p. TEASDEL'S.
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GARFIELD nEAcu.
Commencing May aOih. and until
Further Notice,
Trains between salt Lake aud Garfield
Beach will run ~ follOws;

Orchestra Hand On attendance every day,
Faro for round TIN, 5Oc.
ID. T.. HURLEY, Gen. Agent.
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Cumming held consultation Win
sir Edward Clarke, Mr.. Gil anu his
solicitor In the course Of the evening
before proceeding home. where no
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GoTo ArbogAst for Bostou leo Cream

HAVE you tried Arbogasps Cream
Sodg2
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T'ofher or Which =?

"You hsve hesrd of the individual who Wa3 be.
tween the devil and the deep sea" remarked 8
prominent Yirgiuian In Washington Tuesday.
"Well, he was happy man, and in clover, in
comparison with William Malone and his present
political position. For the life of him Malone
cannot toll which of tho two leaders Of hls party
he hates tho moro coroislly. Harrison has snub
bed hin, and Blaine has never recognized him.
And yet as the choice is presented to him to day,
Malone must t,lie one or the other OF them.
Whom the opposition to Harrison was fret devai-
oped Malone was oelightsd. he at once gave as
surance OF assistance from Virginia and sn.
nounced that no would sgsia hesd the delegation
from that State to the next national convention
and SEQ to it in person that the vote of the State
was kept out OF the Presidents column. But then
came tho stampede to Blsine, and Malone now il
like sheep without ID He hiss nowhere to
60 For a time he hoped to be able TO make a
combination tn Don Cameron and others IN tho
interest of Sherman. But that is impossible.
Sherman is not in il, aud, besides, Cameron has
thrown himself into the Blaine movement heart
and soul What Malone Will finally decide TO do
no man can tell. lie probably to-day could not
snswor the question himsolf. He is not strong
enough to GOT mp q boom In behalf OF snyb body OF
his OWE choice; he dare not trnst the leadership
of the Staro delegation to any OF his Eeutenants,
and vet if he goes to the copyeEtion himself the
certainty seems to be that no will be swept into
the Blaine current and go to swoll the Blaine
tide. He hates Blaine, and Blaine is the one re-
publican leader who has always despised him.
These DO parIous time Indeed for William Ma
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BURGLARY Causes Death.

NEWARK, N. ]. Aug. ia peculiar
story OF burglary came out 10 Justice
Hayes's court yesterday. Robert Blsok.
who was arrested on Tuesday night, wac
arra'gned for robblng the houae OF John
Dellmeier on Sunday night. John Lebert.
who lives In Dsllmeiei'A house, identified
Black az the man whom be saw ransscklng
a bureau drawer In his room on that night.
Mira. Lolbert was Ill Of blood poisoning.
caused by splinter In her foot, and when
the burglar was discovered she went into
Mysteries: She del on Tuesday 10 coDse.
quenoe Of the fright and her wound. John
Dsllmeier SAID yesterday that be met Black
In saloon Ia Philadelphia recently, and
that, upon learning that Dellmeler had 5000,
Black followed him to Newark. he got
two men to point out Dsllmeler's house,
and entered 1t by cutting through the mos
quito net OF q window. Black WAS sent to
II
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jumped out of the Elevator

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 12.-Miss Martha Beck
the 1S-year-old daughter OF police Sergeant
Beck. fell down freight elevator shaft yes
terisy morning In the baking powder ware
house of J. r. Lippinoott & Co., receiving
such Injuries that death will soon result.
She was employed at the establishment, and
in oompsnywith several other girls got onthe
the freight elevator, which against therules
OF the firm, with the intention Of riding to
their workroom on the third floor. It ls q
hydraulic elevator, and In starting or stop.
ping 1t the rush of the water In the
valves causes the platform to throb.
The girls st lrted the elevator and at distance Of
six or seven feet I'VE the floor the platform began
to shake. Mis- Beck b,csme frightened and made
an attempt to leap out through the open space to
the floor. The other girls saw what she was about
to do and grasped her dless She had gore too
far for that, however. She hung suspended In
mid. air for an instant, and was then drawn be-
meath tho platform nd fell with shrek into the
pit, distance o, fifteen feet. The ply sicsns say
the chances for her recovery arc exceedingly
slisht
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Forest fires around Touon are doing grea
damage.
The defalcatlon OF the chief clerk of Nor
purgo & Co.,, of Trieste, was for g 500 600
The failure was known 10 the last days OF
July.
The application at London OF Mrs. Alice
Crane for an annulment OF hsr marriage
with Walter Crane on the ground that force
was nsed 10 make her marry him was de-
MED by the Judge, the evidence being insufn-
cens to gusiain the charge.
q womsn named Schneider, who was 8
prisoner ia the Vienna jail awaiting tr.s ,
with her husband, on charge of numbering
and robblng servant girl. yesterday threw
herself from the window of her cell, which
was On the third floor OF the pFiaon, to the
ground be'oW and received fatal injuries.
The election to fill the place OF the late Sir
Charles Forster was held yesterday at Wal
sail. The liberal candidate, Halden Glado
mar, received 4, 500 votes. and james, con-
SENTATIVE, 36l voses. Walsall Is one Of tbs
few eeets that hsye never before been CON-
ssted on the home rule plank, The fight has
oeeu en- unusually bitter and exciting one.
The constutencv has bsen uuinterruptedly
liberal since 1851. Dir Charles Forster. the
late popular member. had sat since 1852.
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I.osr on rHE MoUNrA1Ns.-A sad moun

LOST ON THE MoUNTAINs.-A sad noun
tain accident lie reported from Ischl, the
fashionable watering place In Upper Austria
TWo boys. students 10 College of Vienna
were visiting Isch aud bad mada arrange
ments to msks Eli ASCENT CT the Dachatein
q mounts!n uesr that city. They started
Oh their Journey, but after they had ascend.
ed 70 q considerable height dense fog Sci
In and 1t was impossible for hem to see
hardly an arm's length before them. They
lost the beaten track, and, while wandering
around seeking to regain 1t, one OF them
stapped over q preoipioe seventy fset high
nud IVES instantly killed. The other lad
wandered abcut the mountain for fort'
eight hours with net morsal OF food to sus.
ia!n him. The friends OF tbs boys became
alarmed at tas absenos of the climbers,
and searching parties were organized. One
OF the partles composed of peasants who
were thoroughly acquainted With the moun'
tain. found the living hoy 10 I, comparative.
ly level spot on the mountain, helpless and
almost starved to death.
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Death on an Excursion

A terrible disaster occurred at Ccld Spring
Harbo., L l., yesterday afternoon, By which
fourteen persons-eight women, four child
rem and two men-Iost their lives and about
IT'S men, women and children were Injured
The steamer Crystal Stream. with the barge
Republic In tow, and having on board abou
600 adults end az many children on the ex
cursioo of the employees of Theodore K AZ
ser, dry goods merchant Of Brooklyn, was
returning to that city. Tbs younger people
we're dancing. Just then some heavy clouds
covered the sky. then came a sqpalI, the
wind driving everything before !t. The
boat hands, anticipating ahower, had LEI
down the canvas curtains which are attach
ed to the hurricane dsck of the barge, and
fastened them down to the poit side. This
prevented the wind from blowing through,
and as one strong gust struck the barge 1t
lifted the stsfbeard eide Of The hurricane
deck clear from off its fssteniugs aud sup'
ports ana iorced Ii and the poets end psrti.
tions 10 the center over to the pert slice.
Az it push<d over tho end OF the deck nearest the
dock to which the barge was fastened, " dropped
do IN upon the huEdreds OF women and children
who had crowded. over 10 that side of the barge
in an effort TO escape In o moment the nil WAS
rent with tho scream5 and agoniZing cries OF tbs
poor victims wheso lives were being crushed out
and limbs bruken. The scene WAC heattreuding
in the extreme, and the CXcitoment cansed DS
tho friends and relatives of these on the barge,
who were on the steamer, only added to the pan
demonium which prevailed. The officers, deck
hands and other men on the stesmer lost no time
in reaching tho barge and doing al in thoir pow
or to rescue all whom they could from the wreck
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General Mahone's Conference

The republican State committee, which held a
meeting Tuesday night at General Mahono's resi-.
dence in Petersburg, did not adjourn until day.
break yesterday morning. Two-thirds Of the
committee, which consists Of five members from
each of the ten congressional districts in the State
were present either in person or represented by
proxies. The principal matter for discussion WAS
in refcrcnce tn taking part III thu next fall cleo
tions by having candidates in the field for the
Legislature General Malone declared that he
was opposed to it. Ho did not think that tho re-
pub lean party should take sny part in the fight,
but lot the democrats have it al to themselves.
Ho also spoke Of tho status of the republican par
ty In the various sections Of tho stste "a learned
from letters received by him. The question in
reference to legislative candidates was freely die.
cussed, and the conclusion arrived at WAS that 1t
would be injudic!ous to take any part in the fight
next fall An address fully setting forth the res
son why the committee is of the epinion that the
party should not nominate legislative ticket
will be published in few days. Tho question OF
the continuance Of General Malone as chairman
OF the republican party of the State was not dis
cussed az all, ss this question comes up before the
State convention. Shortly after midnight the
members wore entertained at q repast by Gen.
Malone Among those at the meeting was Post
master Park Agpew of this city.
It is understood that the session of the COM
mittee was not entirely harmonious, as some OF
the members from the valley we're disposed to be
obstreperous on the ground that there were num-
erous vsrioloid cases Of ofice fever In thst sec
ton However, under the expert manipulation
of tho party lash in tho hands of the General they
were brought into state OF quicscence