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DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 5.-The
State Temperance Alliance is closing up
saloons where the local authorities
have neglected the prohibitory law.
President Harvey, OF the Alliance, and
ex.Attorney General Baker have pro.
cured injunctions against all satoons at
Carroll. A dispatch from Ft. Dodge
Gays that injunctions against twenty
tivs saloons have been filed by the State
Temperance Alliance. The Alliance
hopes to close every saloon in the city.
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wAsaISeTos, D. O., Feb. 5.-Mr
Page, proprietor Oitho ssRSte restaurant,
on whose complaint osenby was arrest
ed. has written to the prosecuting attor.
ney asking that he not be prosecuted. A
aoils pr0V was issued and oRenby was
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NEW York, Feb. 5-The House Of
Bishops of the Episcopal Church in
America, yesterday elected Rev. Henry
O. swentze1, OF Scranton, Pa, a Bishop
for the missionary jurisdiction Of Japan.
There we're forty-two Bishops present.
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Moscow, Feb. .5.-The Orphan Asylum
was burned to the ground last night,
and horrible scenes were witnessed as
the inmates were being rescued. Nine
children were burned to death, and a
number were injured so that they will
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knew the people wanted light and hea
as cheapiy as possible and because tew
men might suffer was no reason why "a
save them, the entire people OF the city
should suffer. He did not think the ar
rangement would drive the company
out. It might ipjure Il by lowering itt
prices, but that would be all, and II
would be beneficial to the people OF the
city. -,
gave the city right to manufacture. The
company had no objection 10 competing
with others for a contract, but 1t did OBJ
| ject to competing with the city, which
could put the price below cost and make
| the taxpayer pay it. Colonel White
said ifthe taxpayers had TO pay u they
would hold the city accountable for II.
He asked II Council eyerimposed on the
people in this way. Mr.. Hobbs men
TONED the stone bridge and reservoirs.
Colonel White asked himit he thought
the city should not build bridges and
reservoirs. Because the city built them,
the city ought to make contracts for her
improvements. Mr.. Sweeney said the
city had an opportunity to put up an
electric plant before, bat did not and the
company was organized with the under.
standing that Il would not. The bill
was question OF killing an individual
enterprise and would tend to rstard
WheelinE'a progress more than anything
that could be done.
He asked why people should not make
their own contracts instead OF asking the
city to do It for them. Colonel White
replied that Council represented the
people and its contracts would be at
cheaper rates than II made by indiv-
iduals.
Whites statements and said that nine.
tenths OF the people wanted the bill.
CHEAPER STREET LIGHT.
Colonel Frauzheim, of the Gas Works,
said that figures showed that street
lights could be furnished much lower
than the present price. He had not
paid much attention to the cost Of fur.
nishing incandescent lights, but did not
think it would pay the city to establish
. plant for that purpose. Three other
tOIuphulE6 pIUpOa60 " ~ AtoA hbAVo 0t
lower rates than the electrical company.
At the invitation OF Mr.. Sweeney he
pointed out several items in the electric
cal company's proposition that were too
high. After some further discussion an
was proposed that the city,
i 1t erected plant, should not furnish
light for less than cost. Mr.. Sweeney
stated that the company was willing to
veil a part OF its plant to the city and
hought the city should make an offer
I 1t desired its own plant, as matter Of
This proposition seemed to be favora.
by received, and the committee went
nto secret session. After few minutee
the committee adjourned
Ill tomorrow afternoon. The bill will
,e favorably reported, but probably With
he amendment mentioned above and
perhaps others.
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pock Lnborrrn Stril,c.

CARDIFF, Feb. GA general strike has
been declared here among the dock Ia
borers. The entire police force Of Car
diff is on duty and steps are being taken
to swear in q large number Of special
constables.
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FuRrlIRR pRoYlsIoNs.

And that the Government Of Brasil
has further provided that the laws and
regulations adopted to protect its
revenue and prevent fraud in the decla-
ratinns and proof that the articles
named in the foregoing schedules are
the product or manufacture OF the
United States Of America, shall place no
undue restrictions on the importer nor
interpose any additional charges or fees
thereof on the article imported; and.
WHEREAS, The Secretary OF State has
by my direction given assurance to the
Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipotentiary OF Brazil at Washington
that this action OF the Government OF
B1zil, in granting exemption OF duties
to the products aud manufactures OF the
United States Of America, ID accepted as
due reciprocity for the action Of Con'
gress as set forth in section 5 Of said act,
Therefore, be 1t known, that ], Benla::
min Harrison, President OF the upited
StRtes OF AmeYics, have caused the above
stated notifications Of the tariff law oi
Brazil to be made public for the intorma-
tion OF the citizens Of the Unltad States
In testimony whereof, I have here,
unto set my hand and caused the seal ol
the United States 70 be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
fifth day Of February, one thoug md
eight hundred and ninety. one, and oi
the Independence Of the United satei
Of America the one hundred aud ht
BENJAMIN HARRISON
By the President,
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Mr.. Campbell said that since the Reg
ister had been mentioned, he wanted to
know what Colonel White had to say
about q dispatch that appeared in it on
the same day, speaking Of him as being
q member OF The electrical company, end
as though he were in the committee
working against the bill when not q
member OF it. He was informed that
the information came from Colonel
White.
Colonel White replied that he was in
correctly informed. He had been inter
viewed by the Register, but was not re-
Bponsible for the exact languaGe re-
ported. He did not know who had car
ried the story to Mr.. Campbell, bnt who
ever 1t was, he was not entitled TO his ol
Mr., Campbell's confidence. However
he thought the statement in main wal
correct.
Mr.. sweeny said he was surprised
that the Register should be quoted as
authority, when In fact that psper had
bsen deceiVing the people OF the city
right along and refusing to give the
facts, It had published statement
that plant could be established fol
SOS 600 afterwards 1t jumped to $50, 600
and later 1t said sos, ,0C0, and Colonel
FTanshelm had told him his estimate o.
its cost vas from one hundred TO ONT
hundred and dtty Thousand dollars. He
lid not think 1t was fair 70 use him tc
deceive the people. The bill II passed
would kill his company, which has q
iepend on arc and incandeseent light
and furnishing power 70 make money
and iieitheE Wgs cut OF Il would destroy
It's profits. Its stock had already depre
ciated owing 70 this agitation. Eyery
point was closely contested by each side
III. Campbell being particularly caEefu
70 look out for The interests Of the com
pany.
COUNCIL TO MAKE CONTRACTS.
Colonel White said he knew nothinI
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.sallsbur,'s Friondship Rated High,

BERLIN. Feb. Chancellor Won Ca
priv, in the Reichstag to-day, defending
the African policy Of the Government,
said he had followed the lines laid down
by Prince Bismarck, who declared that
Lord salisbury's friendship was worth
more than the entire coast north Of
With.
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Tn rnl,a str,Enrn, Plnonn.

PITTssuRan, Feb, 5-Excitement wa
caused at Braddock to-day by the arrival
of workmen to take the places Of strikers
at the mill. They came from the East,
aud are accompanied by Pinkerton men,
They were jeered and hooted by the
strikers, but no attempt was made to in
terfere with them.
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scorrDAlE, Pa, Feb. Operators and
miners are still far from settlement OF
their wage difficulties. No conference
has been arranged and no overtures
have been made by either side for
another consultation.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 5.-The sil.
yer Pool Committee received a message
to-day stating that Donald was on his
way to Washington from the South.
Representative Ketcham of New York,
was recalled, and stated that he could
add nothing to the testimony.
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ArnIn,t Free ooInngs.

NRW YoRR, Feb. 5.-The Chamber Of
Commerce to-day adopted resolutions on
the death of Secretary Window, and
sent committee TO Washington to pro-
test against the passage Of the bill for the
coinage Of silver.
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To 1nyeatIrnte snrt. NeWklrl.

LANSING, MIcH., Feb. 6.-The Legis'
lature has ordered an investigation into
the action Of Superintendent Newkirk
OF the State Public School at Gold Water,
who turned over Nellie Griffin to R. @.
Garfield, the old man who a few hours
later murdered her in the'woods near
Diamondale.
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The net increase Of all on the list Is q
fraction over $1,000. The Board Of Pub.
lic Works set the salary Of the clerk at
5000, and that OF the Superintendent oi
Streets at 5000, an advance OF 500 for the
clerk and a decrease OF 500 for the
superintendent. The committee recon.
mended those amounts to Council. The
City Water Board employees were rated
as follows: Secretary, 81, 800; Assessors,
S720; Superintendent, s., 800, an increase
Of $500 for the Superintendent, while
the others remain the same.
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Want the lsanlsrupt Dill,

wAsHIxoroS, D. O., Feb 5.-senatOr
Farwsll submiLtad to-day to the 5enase
a strong petition urging the immediate
passage OF the Torrey Bankruptcy BIT
from large number ot Chicago banks
many OF which have heretofore pro
te,tsd against the passage OF the bill.
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Tvo oen.ulnr NemlratIepa.

WAsnIxSroS, D. O., Feb. 5.-The Bres-
ident has sent to the Senate the follow
ing consular nominationsl George Il,
Wright, OF New York, at Prescott, and
Inhn Z. Waller. Of Kansas, at Tamative.
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A FEW SALARIES INCREASED,
ono Reduced, ard the others Left as the J
are by the Council Committee.

VAt kAeduoodS ara the 0thtfs Lett rs tht J
are by the Council Committee.
The Council Committee on Salaries
met last night to revise the salary list OF
city officers and attaches. Chairman
Robertson, Messrs. Wilson, walther,
Caddle and Brock were present. solir.
itor Riley sat with the committee.
In introducing the subject OF the
meeting, Mr.. Wilson said he felt sure II
any substantial and general increase in
salaries were made 1t would be opposed
and probably rejected when Council
came TO pass on the recommendations Of
the committee.
The salary list was then taken up in
detail, and passed on. The following
shows the present salary in each case,
and the change recommended, where
there was any:
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ThaFuIi Pannity.

DECATUR, ILIs., Feb, BIN the Macon
county circuit court the jury in the trial
Of William Il. Crawford for the murder
Of Mrs. Lima Matthias, brought in a
verdict Of guilty, fixing the penalty at
death.
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p,ominept I,H,Tyer Arrrsted.

KEARSEY. NRB, Feb. 5.-J. A. Ship.
men, prominent lawyer, has been ar.
rested, charged with forging notes and
mortgages aggregatiug $4,000, in con:
necs;on with . transfer Of Omaha real
estate.
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Mlll Ahk Nniionnl Ail.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The Ways and
Means Committee of the Worlds Fair
has decided to ask CongresGto appropri.
ate 5000, 600 for the Fair. The matter
will be laid before the next Congress as
the present one is too near the end Of Its
seRsion.
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LONDON, Feb. 5.-The conflict between
the London dock laborers and the ship
owners which commenced yesterday
continues to-day. The Furness and
Johnston lines are dIscharging their own
vessels, employing union men from out
side docks.
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PlrrsBUReu, Pa, Feb. 5,-The Coro.
ner's investigation of the cause Of the
Mammoth mine disaster was begun at
Greensburg to-day. A large number Of
witnesses were examined, but nothing
startling was elected.
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Hare the Indlans AZ Rlehta {

CHICAGO, Feb. a.-Members Of the In.
dian Rights Association talk very strong.
" OF commencing habeas corpus pro.
ceedings for the purpose Of discovering
what right the military authorities have
to imprison Indians from Pine Ridge at
Rnpk 4haPidan
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staa,nhnntman prewn.d.

Spfeial DigqtsA 70 ne IEtsl'nFeE.
oHARLEsToN, VIVA, Feb. civilian
Alice, while cutting ice from the fantail
Of the steamer John Dana this morning
fell overheard and was drowned. He
had wife and two children and live al
Henderson, opposite Point Pleasant.
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ROME, Feb. 5.-The Pops has declined
to make an official communication to the
French Bishops onthe attitude they arc
70 assume toward the Rsnublic. /
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SAGINAW, MICH, Feb. 5.-The salt
manufacturers Of this State have agreed
to FeorgRnizs the Michigan Salt AsSocia.
ton in case 95 per cent Of those in the
State will 90 in,
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Supreme court work.

Special DiSpsteh 10 bje InttliIgaIes.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. SIN the
Supreme Court to-day Fowler vs. Lewis,
administrator, from Kanawha county,
was submitted. Court adjourned till
Saturday at 10 a. m.
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The u.nrr mn on The Table,
Special Dispaieh % az Inls!liga.ar.

Special DtSpdtch 70 nc IHte.hge1eGr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 5.-House
bill No. Al, the "Usury bill," introduced
by Mr.. Johnston, Of Monroe, occupied
almost the entire time of the House thit
afternoon. Mr.. johnson made quite
lengthy speech in its favor and Hanen,
Smith, Welch, Ferguson and Others op'
posed It. 1t was laid on the table at last
and It Is not likely that 1t will ever be
taken up,
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"LoyE thy neighbor as thyaeli," and
when you see one with a bad cough i'd
Rise him 10 buy a bottle Of Dr.. Bnlll
Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
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rhn nNnntk tnlIInnIn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. ga cut
OF 10 per cent in wages was made by the
Southern Steel Company, Of this city,
and was accepted by the men.
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WArERyrI1E, Ms, Feb. 5.-Ths city
poor house was burned this morning.
One girl. aRed fifteen, was burned 70
death. Thirteen escaped.
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suRER foundation cannot be laid than
the real merit which 10 the solid base
for the monumental success Of Hoods
sarBaparills, 9
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TGRRE is nothing in the world which
will give prompter relief TO all sufferers
from neuralgia than Salvation Oil. Price
only 25 eents bottle.
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s4,,i Yoting gIs n senator.

PIRRRx, 6, D., Feb. 6.-To.day's last
ballot for United States Senator resulted
as follows: Moody, l0i Melville kep' !
5Si TtIpp lDem.), %; Campbell (lnd.li
81.
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To.nighps Concert,

All the seats downstairs and a great
many Of those up have been sold for the
concert at the Opera House this even.
ing, complimentary to W. B. Day. A
fine programme Ia promised.
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Lisut. lsehWntln rn.nn nom..

MASON CRY, Iowa, Feb. 5.-Lieut.
treusrick scwatka has been taken 10 bis
homs at Rock Island, Illinois. Heisin
avery cheerful mood, -
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Tovboat Conpiny Chartered

Special DipaieA 10 ne IAieiftgAetF.
C4ARIEsroS, W. VA, Feb. 6.-The
SILVER oliff Towboat Company, Of New
Cumberland, with paid in capital Of
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HOUSE OF DRLEGATEs.
ALarEs Anoun. d aa.Ias.. DI.po.ed Of.

a LaFEo Amount OF BuaInelb Dllpo1ou oE'
New Bills oRsrsd.
Special DilpaieA 70 As Intsli0eHcF.
CHARLEsToS, W. VA, Feb. 5.-In the
House to-day the Committee on Rules
and Internal Navigation reported back
House bill 1872, allowing the County
Court Of Logan county to issue bonds
for the erection Of a bridge across the
Guyandotts river near Logan Court
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sl2, 900, was chartered to-day. The stock
holders are 7. ]. Garlick, Maud N. Gar
lick, E. ]. Shelter and John s, swaney,
Of New Cumberland, and Melissa Z.
Miller, Wellsville, o.
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CoNsTANrISopLE, Feb. 5.-Prof. Kocn
has arrived here on his tour Of the East.
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rho wheelInE sehool Enanoratlon pIll.

Special Dtpateh to ne IntelltqEantr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 5.-The
Committee on Education will report ia.
yorably tomorrow on Colonel Whites
bill to permit the independent School
District OF Wheeling TO enumerate youth
In April instead Of July.
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Total cash received Yesterday.

The Committee will suspend further
collections until W. s. Bsrisford, who
visited the Scene Of the disaster, returns.
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First Fruits
Or THE E'KIELEY BILLS PASSAGE,
With the Reciprocity Clause as
Devised by Secretary
James G. Blaine.
Great Achievement Of the Re.
publican Admins
tratiOn.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS IN BRAZIL.
The Porls Thrown Wide Open
and Trade Relations Estab-
lishCd on q Firm Basis.

wAsnrxo1oS, Feb. 5.-The President
late this afternoon issued the following
proclamation:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srATEs
OF AMERICA.
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VI hMAhlSA'
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Pursuant TO section 3, o
the act Of Congress approved October l
1890 entitled "An act to reduce tht
revenue and eQualize duties on imports
and for other purposes" the Secretary
ofstate Of the United States of Americi
communicated 10 the Government
United States Of Brazil, the action oi
Congress ofthe United States Of America
with view to secure reciprocal trade
iB declaring the articles enumerated in
said section 3, to.wit, sugars, molasses,
coffee and hides, to be exempt from duty
upon their importation into the United
States OF America; and,
WHEREAS, The Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Ptenipotentiary Of Brazil at
Washington has communicated to the
Secretary OF State the fact that in due
reciprocity for and confederation Of the
admission into the United States of
America free oil all duty OF the articles
enumerated in section OF said act, the
Government OF Brszll has by legal
enactment authorized the admiration
from aud after April l, 1891, into all the
established ports Of entry Of Brazil, frse
OF all duty, whether National, State or
municipal, OF the articles or merchandise
named in the following schedule, pro.
yided that the same be the product ol
the United States Of America:
BENEFITS THE FARMER.
Schedule OF articles to be admitted
free into Brazil: Wheat, wheat -four,
corn or maize and the manufactures
thereof, including corn meal and starch ;
rye, rye flour, bnckwheat, buCkwheat
flour and harley, potatoes, beans and
peas, hay and oate, pork, saltad, lncIud
ing picked pork and bacon, except
hams; feb, salted, dried or picked; I;
cottonseed oil, coal, anthracite and
bituminous; rosin, tar, pitch and turpen;;
tine; agricultural tools, implements and
machinery; mining and mechanical
tools, Implements and machinery. in.
ctuding stationary and portable engines
and all machinery for manufacturing
and industrial purposes, except sewing
machines; instruments and books for
the arts and sciences, railway construc-
7iop, material and equipment;
And that the Government OF Brazil
has, by legal enactment, further author.
lied the admission into all established
ports Of entry Of Brazil with reduction
ol twenty-five per centum Of the duty
designated on the respective article in
tariff now in force, or which may here
after be adopted in the United States ol
Brazil, whether National, State or mu
nicipal, OF the articles or merchandise
named in the following schednlet pro
vided that the same be the product o
manufacture Of the United States @
America:-Lard and substitutes thereof
bacon, hams; butter and cheese; cannet
and preserved meats, fish, fruits ant
vegetables; manufactures OF cotton, in
Guiding cotton clothing; manufacture
oiiron and steel, single or mixed, nc
included In the foregoing free schedule
leather and the manufactures thereof
except boots and shoes; lumber, timber
and the manufactures Of wood. includin
cooperage, furniture Of all kinds, Wagons
carts and carriages; manufactures
rubber;
FURTHER PRoyisIoSa.
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The Miners' Committee Of Local.
Union, No. q, Of Wheeling, composed al
Jerry Meade, W. S. Berisford and John
Robinson, is progressing fairly well N
the work OF canvassing the business
men Of the city for the benefit Of the
Mammoth niue sufferers, and they ara
we'll pleased with the results. N
The following is the result Of yesser.
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couNcIL 10 MAKE CONTRACTS.

Colonel White said he knew nothing
Of the company's profit or loss, but he
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ANOTHER Big Boom Edition of
the rntellIgencer is now in Pre-
paratlon. 1t wilBeat the Record.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-06-12
Save Yourself Money.

When you go to Pittsburgh, Pa. stop at
the Anchor Hotel, corner Liberty and
Fourth streets. 1t il strictly first class
Hotel conducted on the European plan.
Lodgings, 25,-35,-or so cents.
Brokers are kind hearted people.
When they find man who isn't in il they
take him in