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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-03
RRIEES

A Utah court has decided that the Gen
tile wing of the Democratic party is The
ouly organization OF the party in that ter
ritorS.
Clarence Wilson of Burlington, superin
tendent of the Iowa lines of the Chicago
Burlington and Quiacy Railway company
was drowned Wednesday night at Dudley
near Ottumwa.
The lake steam ers Progress and Britain
both OF Cleveland, O., colllded at tn.
mouth of the Detroit river yesterday aft
ernoon. The Progress sank Immediately
but the Britain was uninjured. The crew
of the PROCESS escaped.
Julius Lipke and bride of ButteInut,
" is; are under arrest on the charge OF
poisoning Mrs. Lipke's first husband, in
order to get married. Another woman
furnished the informatiou.
II is reported hat Captain Anson of the
Chicago baseball clab viii take charge OF
the New York team as manager and field
ca ptLln.
Fifty persons are said to have been bit
ten by mad dog on "Wednesday night
Two of the victims Will probably die.
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SENATE

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Mr. Turpie's res
olution, calling for the correspondence
with Hayti, Colombia and Venezuela re
Rarding reciprocity, was taken up and.
after speech by Mr. Turpie, was adopted
The senate bill to provide for two addi.
tional associate justices of the supreme
court of the territory of Oklahoma was
taken from the calendar and passed.
At 2 o'clock the bill providing for the
free coinage of gold aud silver was laid
before the senate, and Mr.. Stewart re-
6umed his argument in support of it. AT
the close of his remarks, the silver bill
went over.
A resolution was reported from the
finance committee for Il committee of five
senators to inquire whether the law rela-
tive to national banks insures sufficient
protection to depositors and other cred
1tors, and to investigate the recent fail
ures of national banks, and any other
violations of law or Irregularities, was
agreed to.
Messrs. Chandler, Higgins, PETER,
Harris and Mcpherson were appointed as
such committee.
After an executive session the senate ad-
journed until Monday.
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AN EDITOPIS SAND.

BERLIN, June 2.-The feeling between
the civilians and military in Speyer has
been wrought up to the highest pitch by
the attempt of two lieutenants to cut
down Herr Wolff. editor OF the Speyer
Gazette, in his own house. The affair
which eliminated in this attempt began
four days ago. when Lieutenant Max
Hopfner OF the Fifteenth Batavia infantry
Knocked senseless in the street militia
corporal, who he imagined did not salute
him with sufficient care The militiaman
lay in the gutter until picked up by civil
lans and Lieutenant Hopfner went on his
way, followed by the jeers of the crowd.
On the next morning the Speyer Gazette
contained a brief account OF the
bitterness of the citizens increHs-
ed alarmingly and Editor Wolff
received numerous letters demanding that
Hopfner he couIt-martialed, and that the
press should call attention to his brutality
in order that he might be dlsgraced and
chashiered. On the following day Herr
Wolff responded to these expressions OF in
dlgnation by publishing an elaborate COM
mentary upon Hopfner's conduct and
charging him with cowRrdiy aad disgrace
ful behavior. Hopfuer, accompanied by
Lieutenant Diet, started for Wolit's house
about dinner time with the avowed inten-
tion Of furnishing the editor severely aud
forcing MIN 10 retract and apologize In his
journal Wolff received notice in advance
of their intentions and when they called
he was mot at home" Eopfner and
Dietl. however, forceI the door open,
pushed aside the servant, and, having
drawn theirswords, began searching the
house for Wolff. They found him at his
desk, as he had not yet been in
formed that they were in the build
ing. Hopfner demanded an immediate
apology, threatening instant Vengeance
should it be denied. Wolff refused to
apologize, and when the officers tried 80
force him to the wall he fought back AS
HOpfner raised his sword 10 strike, Wolff
snatched revolver from his desk and
shouted to Hopfner: stop, or | will
shootpi Hopfner aud Deitl were com
pletely cowed by VOLTS evident deter
minatiOn TO Kill the first man who touched
him, and they backed hurriedly out Of the
room. Wolff followed them to the street.
He then went to the municipal police and
reported the outrage, at The same time
sending notice OF the affair TO the COM
mnnder of the garrison.
The apology demanded by the two lieu
tenants has not yet appeared in the SDeyer
Gazette and the people ot he City are de
termined to support Editor Wolf in case
any further demand for it be made. The
whole city is III an UprOar over the affair
andimmediate action on the part OF the
commander is general Y called for.
Indigestion. Dizziness. Take BEECHAM's S
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Poetic SalBtations-

In our saluta,ioas We are poeticsi and
pious without realizing il. '-Geodby. q
which falls so fipp3Dtly from our l!ps. Is
really God he with you. T" and Good DAY
means Il wish you n good day-a happy.
prosperous day" The Ph0necisns on
meeting used to ask, What occupies
yoaf" Another Of their everyday phrases
meant TO express JOY snd pleasure ~ss-
Flesh. rejoice
Every day on orr streets we hear re pc,
phrase Of ;he Germans, ie Eehtss" fhow
goes ifs} or .Aaf xiedersehsn" stil we
meet agMinA. And the Italian fruit dealer
a; the cCxner calls TO h;s cDsHrnae in :
nztive tongue. God give you good tnos-
row"
The ancient Irish mother up0n catering
house says. IN her own language. TAs
blessings of God be ogs this bo1se"
Peace be wIta yoG, ts the Hebrew
beneaiCtiou- and the answer is equally
teaurifaI. With ysu ts peace "-AEa- n
l. RAEne IN Ds1rnit EE-> pz----
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KANSAS CITY, June 2-Dispatches from
Kansas STATE that the rain which fell in
that state for forty hours, with but few
aud brief intermis,ions, has ceased. The
fall WAS copious, but, as the wind which
attended the storm did not attain any
great velocity, the damage done is of Il
minor character The river is on boom
at 1eavenworth. A much higher stage
Will, however, have to be reached before
any destruction to property ensues
ST. Louis, June Am estimate of the
loss caused by the great flood has been
made from returns TO the various ex-
changes and boards OF trade by r,-liab!e
correspondents throughout the afflicted
district. The loss to all interests, from all
caHses, in the states IF Missouri, Tennes-
see, Arkanses Mississippi, Louisiana and
kentucky is S50,000 Coo
ST. LOUIS, June 2-The river is rising to
such degree that 1t will make the June
rise dangerous one. Parts of the levee
are now flooded. A foot more of water is
expected before the flood turns.
SCoBIA, Mo, June 2-The river has
risen nine feet In twentyfour hours, and
is reported to lie out of its banks and still
rising. Great damage to crops has re-
suited.
SEDALIA, Mo, June at has been rain
ing continuously for thirty-sx hours
Travel on the Sedalia, Warsaw ana South
ern is suspended, the track being flooded
The Usage river is out of ITS banks.
RICHLAND, Nc, June 2.-The Gasconade
is rising at the rate of eighteen inches an
honr. Fences and crops are being washed
away, and there are great fears for the
Frisco bridge at Arlington. The river is
at a higher stage than ever reached before
WACO, Tex, June 2.-This section was
visited by fearful storm of wind aud
rain yesterday. Dwelling houses were
unroofed and outhouses demolished. The
damage to the growing crops was severe.
MURPHYSBORO His, June 2-One thou
sand families are destitute on account of
high water in the Mississippi river.
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OuSY AND MURDER,

BENTON. HI, June 2-In Northern town
ship today, Moses Taylor, young farmer,
shot and killed IL neighbor named Foster
and, after also killing his wife, committed
suicide by shooting himself. The cause
was jealousy
ST. LOUIS, June AT 10 o'clock tonight
Peter McCreech (marriedl, au empfoye OF
"A car company, was shot and fatally In
jured by Maggie Sullivan, to whom he was
engaged before marrying his present wife.
The murderess then shot herself, dying ill.,
stantly.
PARIS, June "A duel was fought to-
day between Carrie Ferrieres, editor of Gil
Bias, and Paul Rrymoud, who is the hus
aand of Madame Raymond who shot and
stabbed Madame Delaporte-Lassimonne TO
death. The hostile meeting today was the
outcome OF an article bearing on the trag-
edy. The contest was only ended after
Ferrieres had received two serious wounds
in the chest and was unable longer to face
his antagonist.
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THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION.

WABASH, Ind. June 2-The Cherokee
Indian commission, of which Hon. War
ren G. Sayre of this city is Il member, will
conclude its negotiations with the Indians
in the territory by December l. The COM
mission will last until that time. aud
the commissioners expect to close mp all
their business-that is, to buy all the
lands which the Indians will part with.
Commissioner Sayre says that up to this
time there have been purchased and
thrown open to settlement, in the two
years of the commissions existence, aa
area exceeding that of the state of Indiana,
or about SIS. 600 square miles, and several
thousand more square miles may be pur-
chased during the summer.
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Plura, Names Of Edible Fish.

A few days ago was asked by foreign
er. why do you say two behring's and
two soles' and not two Gods and TWO sal
monsY" | do not think my answer was
very satisfactory, but the question suggest
ed the thought that there are several cases
in which it would he difiicult to say yheth-
er there is anything like a consensus OF
opinion as to whether plural form of the
name of a fish Is admissible. We ali speak
of soles, herrings. sprats, iampreys and an.
chovies; the singular form never. believe,
doing service for the plural No one, |
think. says mackerels, Gods. salmons-
trouts. Dreams. shads. carps, places
BASES, barbeIs. Sturgeon. perch, mulle;.
pike, turbot. funny and skate have not aD-
usually the plural form in 8
Fishermen and fshmoBgers are inclined
TO avoid the plural form in some instances
where it is employed by the majority Of
educated people In some cases there is
considerable uncer1aiBty-this | have as
oertained 10y means Of 3 fair number Of
tests. Rmong them are czrps, shads.
teDches Cornpilers of English GRAMMAR,
so far as my experience goes. In treating of
plural forms Of nouns make no note Of the
names of fish which do not vary IN the
plural-Notes and Queries
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IYNCHEO.

PORT JRRvIs, y. Y, June "A negro
known rs Bob jackson, today criulinally
assaulted Miss Lena McMahon, daughter
OF respectable parents. OF this village. The
crime was witnessed by number of young
girls and two young negro men, who would
have interfered, but were kept at bay With
revolver jackson, after his fearful
crime. fed, leaving his victim insensible
aud with injuries likely to prove fatal.
A possee was soon organized and the
negro WIS CAPTURED jackson confessed to
the crime aud implicated one " illiam
Foley, who, ne claimed, WAS in a couspir-
acy 10 ruin Miss Me Alisiron. The mob then
took the prisoner and strung him up 10 a
neighboring tree. The Inob is now look
ing for Foley and If he is found another
lynching is probable.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June I'm the house Mr..
Hatch of Missouri reported the a2ricul-
tural appropriation bill, and it was ordered
printed and recommitted.
About one dozen leaves OF absence were
granted, principally to Republicans, the
rause assigned being important busi-
ness"
The house then went into committee of
The whole on the postofiice appropriation
bill.
After agreeing to a few amendments,
Mr.. Blount offered an amendment re-
dqcing the appropriation for inland trans
portation by railroad routes.
Pending action the committee rose.
Mr.. Hooker of Mississippi asked unan-
nous consent for the consideration of the
Joint resolution appropriating $50, 600 for
the relief OF the flood sufferers in MIssis-
bippi.
Mr. Long of Texas objected.
Adjourned
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FAILURES.

PUEBLO, Col, June 2.-The failure o!
the Bank of Pueblo turns out to be worse
than was at first supposed. The individual
deposits amount to So, 500, while the tot a
cash in the treasury is only 81 400. The
this collateral is not to be found, and il
thought TO have been rehypothecated. The
state and county treasures lose Sl0,00t
each. and the loss of banks throughout the
state is thought to be considerable, but
exactly how much cannot be told.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The firm of CosteI
& Warren. grain brokers, assigned today
without preference. The Chicago branch
of the firm assigned on May 81. The
amount OF the failure is estimated any
where from S25O. 600 TO $500, ESQ.
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TIRE WINNERS

CHICAGO, June 2--Garfield park winners:
Freelight. Prather, Blue Banner, Culver,
Timherland
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Latonia winners:
John Berekeley. Yo Tamhien, Yale 81, In
gomar, Linger.
NORRIS PARK, N J., June 2-Winners:
Correction. Masterlode, FrieZe, King
Cadmus, Yorkviile Belle. CARTE d.
ST. LOUIS June 2.-Winners: Corinne,
Bopeep. Virge Or, Haymaker, Penny
royal, Minnie Gee
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OFFICIAL RIACkMAu

WASHINGTON, June Miss Ida Crea-
gan. a clerk In the census bureau, stated
before the mouse census committee TODAY
that she first had been appointed for three
months. She had received $50 per month.
For the first two months she had paid TO
Miss Conover, a relative OF Chief Clerk
Childs, Sl2 80 per month of her salary.
She had done SO because Miss Conover had
said that she would endeavor to have her
retained She (the witness) had been re
appointed at the instance OF Senator Man
derson, and WAS not paying any person
any part of her salary now. No attempt
had been made TO get money from her
since her reappoiutment Miss .Conover
had returned The money to her afterwards
at the instance OF ]. Jolly Jones. Assistant
Secretary Chandler's private secretary.
and a personal friend OF Miss Conover's.
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TIE AUSTRIAN MINE H0eeoa

LONDON. June 2-Ihe Chronicle
Vienna correspondents says that lSt
bodies have been taken Qua Of the Birk-
euberg mine. aud that 10 ainvrs are slIli
missing.
PRAGUE. June 2.-Over one hundred
bodies OF tHe vlclns OF the silver nine
disaster were broUgIt TO the surface fukIty-
1ale sceneS AZ iAle pits mouth are heart
rendlng. OHe woman fell sse.si and
another weRt mai. The rescasFs con
tinue TO work feariessly, though AT great
risk. Many were overcome by the sIuoke
today and had 10 be drawn up 10 the
surface.
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A PAPAL EXHIBIT.

CHICAGO, June News of important
action, wholly without precedent in the
history of the Vatican, was cabled to Chi
cago today. Pope Leo XIII, in order TO
testify his interest in the Columbian expo
sition and his special respect for the
American people, has determined TO send
au Important exhibit from the Vatican.
Such a step was never before taken In re-
gard TO worlds fair by the papAI author
iLjeS
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A Thazkle.. Prafe..san-

WizseTe--Doctar your bsll - sorzethinE
ozss-zgeous. Eere yoa have jas eoctors3
ms E.ssr vile t. dszth Snd sos yozl bElnS
in a III. Like ;hls
Doscsov-Th4;'s jg-zt WIS. ! ezyse-tsd yoa
fellows alUxJS k.1G 1 eon'g bzs5ege that
taere's b; e gratitude less - r--z world
-wez.1e.9 ~. : } LeszsE.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHANGES.

OMAHA, June 2-The bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church have decided
O make the following changes of resi-
dence: Bishop Niude leaves Topeka. and
will reside at Detroit; Bishop Malialieu
goes from New Orleans to Buffalo, Bishop
Fowler. from San Francisco TO Minneapo-
lis; Bishop Vincent, from Buffalo to To-
peka, Kan, and Bishop Fitzgerald from
Minneapolis to New Orleans Bishop
GoodseH will be at Fort Worth for Il time,
and then go TO San Francisco Bishop
Vincent is quite i'll here, with an attack
of bronchitis
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III. nereIenrnsn, Of afrlca.

Many African travellers ksve faith in TIE
commercial development q Africa Arno1g
TIE founders of the British Ezst Africa
company. who contributed EDore than -
osS).0g0 % carry on its work. arc f0und such
well known travellers and sEtAo-1;le les a.
Sir JCau hsriS. xtso cosssyiSat tszi 81 81. -r
!. De = -irtoa, 8. .ogsz z. Holm ses95. 6 no
ard g ; Nackeaxla. g.. 90 New Yo-E
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G. AAy;N preTS Pa0eOAN

LoSDoS. June 2-IEe fight between
Jack Slavia OF Australia. u brother OF
FsAaN Slavla. Who was defeated ly Jack
,on a few nights ago, nd Con Riosian. an
sFner.cstn boxer, wei. known on tsse Pa
citic coast. took pi4ce tonight - TIE Or-
asn.ais clu0 According 10 he articles
tie flen rctue 10 tBSx IN ea;y rounds, Hsder
QarenslBerrT -rls.~. With ;oIr -on1c- gloves,
sar n 2urss a z250 Sl.yIa defeated Rior-
ian - nineteen Eg4l1S
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YOUNG FxONFRcTED

WASHINGTON, June $50 far as the
corps Of Washington correspondents eau
do IL. James Young has bern acquitted OF
the nimsy charges upon which the senate
dismissed him from ms position OF execu-
tive clerk. Some time ago the press cor
respondents appointed committee 10 in
vestlgate the mattsr Today the comm ittsse
made pubilc It's report, and in il states thar
the allegation that Mr.. Young communl-
Gated TO newspaper correspondents infor-
nation about the transactions OF the seuate
while IN executive session Is unfounded IN
fact.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

w EAIHEt BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, June 2, 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Saturday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 40, the lowest 46',
and the mean Coz, with cloudless weather,
rising temperature, falling barometer and
gentle west shifting to light south winds.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of June
has been 73 Q, and for the "a day 700.
FRED l.. JOHNSON Observer.
WASHINGTON, June 2-The forecast to
p. N. Friday:
For Indian Territory and Kansas, warm
er, fair weather; south winds,
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FRENCH TaNsY wAFeRs

These wai,.rS are for tie relief and cure
- paissaI IrFsgn Iarit5es. sad viii remove
I'll 0bsjrGcs slous Tfey are sure and safe
every time Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co. Saa J3~-. Css.. uod for ssie by
FrSa I. Eieut. 8 L ist DoaglEs avenue.
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TANEy COUNTY LYNCHERS

CHADWICK, No., June 2-No testimony
WAS taken yesterday in the trial OF the
fancy county lynchers at Forsytbe. The
state announced itself ready, but the de
fense secured delay until today, because
of the absence of witnesses. A change of
venue will probably be asked for. Public
opinion anticipates the conviction OF six
of tue nine prisoners.
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TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, TO awaken the kidneys and
liver 10 a healthy activity, without irri
tatiag or weakening them. TO dispel head
ache, colds or feyers, use Syrup OF Figs.
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MONTHLY CROP REPORTS

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The featuue Of
the oiu making appropriations for the
support of the agricultural department for
1895, reported by Chairman Hatch TO the
house today, is shat section providing that
the monthly crop report shall be coafinel
strictly TO a statement of the percentage
totals by states and the full total without
comment or argument, aud that il shall
be submitted 10 tlle secretary IF agric .i-
lure, who shall officially approve the re-
port before il Is issued or published
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A ERImT R0NcnH

ATLANTA Ga. June 2-Tne National
Association CI NUyseTymeu, in session here
today, elected officers and PASSED reso.u
tons virtually sHstlt9tEBs a boycott
against California fruits.
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SECRETARY 81 AINF

WASHINGTON, June 1-Secretary L Blaine
spent some time at the state department
today aud received several callers, iaclud.
ing the Russian, Danish, Swiss aad Ger
man ministers.
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Pierce,s Golden Medical Discovery Is a Ger
. tain remedy. But it must be taken in time
-and nor is the time to take ii.
1t purifes the blood - that's the secret
Nothing else aets hhe it It's the most po-
tent strength -restorer, blood-cieanser, and
fesh-builder known to medical science. For
Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood. Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh, and ali lingering Coughs,
it's q remedy that's gIdrGIteed, In every
case. to benefit or cure.
If it doesn't. the money is returned
In other words, its sold on fTidi.
No other medicine OF its kind Is
And that proves that nothing else is " just
as good |" as the . Discovery
The dealer is thinking OF his profit, not Of
sottrs, when he urges something else.
Judge for yourself which is Likely to be the
better medicine.
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For rhematic and neuralgic affections.
Salvation Oil has no peer. Price p cents.
Chosen by an immense majerity-Dg
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only - cents.
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No pimple. spot, or blemish disigures
ihe skin preserved by CUTICURA SOAP.
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Ihe friends of
the river and harbor bill are becoming
somewhat anxious as to its ultimate fate
AT present 1t stands on the calendar with
senate amendments pending. SEould it
again, as according to rules it must do,
run tue gauntlet of the committee of the
whole, the time of its final passage would
be wholly problenatical as every amelld-
ment would be subject to further amend
ment, and its enemies could take advan-
tage of the present depleted condition Of
the house to postpone its final passage III
definitely. Confronted with this condi-
lion the advocates of the bill have decided
TO suspend the rules on Monday next in
order 10 non-concur in the senate amend.
ments and to agree TO II conference AS
tins motion will require "A two-thirds vote,
The committee on rivers and harbOrs are
using means to make sure that every
friend OF the bill will be present that day.
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People will discriminate in favor of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the bestaud cheapest.
Old and rheumatic people can't afford
10 be without Salvation OIL, it kills pain
Eh canfs
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Attorneys Pocket Docket.

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