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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-28

triumph was not far off. The little
widow and the fatherless girl had hoard
cd their savings long and we'll before
jean could begin her course at the
medical college, and though mother and
daughter practised self-denial to pitt
full extent their little savings were we'll
nigh exhausted ere the completion Of the
studies.
"And she worked. oh, so hard" the
little mother said, with moistened eyes.
Then, when Jean graduated, they hnd
put their two inexperienced heads to-
gether and decided that in the West was
to be found the field wherein Jean would
presently win modest measure of fame
and fortune. There were great oppor-
tunities in the West, they felt sure, and
80 thither they had gone, and by chance
and the perusnl of one of the grandilo-
quent aud mostly foundationless boom
circulars sent out by Colonel Pride, had
been led to seek New Chicago.
And here" continued the little
widow, Eve have found friends, and
Jean will be appreciated, l feel sure.
1t has been long, hard struggle, but l
think brighter days are in store for us. /"
Then Colonel Pride came away.
An this" said Benson, slowly, " Is
the doctor we dir goin' to run outv"
"Who says SOP" demanded Ike Eos
dick. briskly.
No one answered.
When next the prominent citizens met
In conference in Colonel Pride's Office II
was upon the afternoon that found DIR.
Ha ~ so far recovered that he had been
able 10 leave jeans modest little house
and walk weakly over TO his own Office,
Colonel Pride was reticent and i'll at case
Hank Fnnshaw taCiturn. Banning and
Benson well-nigh dumb, and Ike Fosdick
grumpy almost TO pugnac,'-
Gentlemen" began the colonel, swk.
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COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 9.-The United.
Mine Workers Of America convened in
annual session today with 100 dele
gates present and President John B.
Rae in the chair. Tho committee on
resolutions consists OF Fred Dilchcr,
Ohio; Dan Lennon, Pennsylvania; S.
NJ. jackson, Ohio; YIN. Van Horn, In
diana; James Z. Hall, West Virginia;
Joseph Williams, pennsylvania, and
John Jasper Illinois. Gov. Mckinley
delivered m address Of welcome, in
which he spoke of tho importance of
the mining industry, congratulated the
miners and wished them prosperity.
President Rae delivered tho annual
address. lie referred to tho fact that
only about ono.sixth OF the total num-
bcr OF miners were organized The
question OF the hour is to bring tho un-
organized states, Illinois, Maryland and
West Virginia, into line: He said they
had not yet reached the point when
strikes were unnecessary. Their. expo
rience tendstoy prove tho statement, that
combined capital, when it is to its
interest to do SO, can defeat any labor
organization in the world" ~. p,
During tho year there have been four
notable strikes, being notable bcctuse
they should never havo taken place,
and because MI weln failures. The
strikes were the Pennsylvania coke
strike, tho Iowa strike and tho Pitts
burgh strike. They demonstrate the
hopclessncss' OF sectional strikes.
Tho President favored the passing OF
a gross weight lawjiniOhio. He said
the present year should; see the system
OF weighing all!t coal Before screening
generally adopted. iic
He spoke on the eight-hour day, and
said when they were in position to en-
force it they will have no trouble in
getting it. IA t3l,
The report Of tho secretary and treas
urer, P. Mcbride, showed receipts S70,-
OPS; expenditures ES68, ,430; balance on
hand JanuarytS8l,;eSSG,5G5 The secre-
tary, in speaking Of THO several ill-ad-
vised strikes, said they had cost tho
organization $4,000 and lost it 1000
members. IA
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TEItKIELE SITUATION.
Ell Rono in tho Hands OF vnndnls-Troopl
to be Sent to tho Sccnc l4.F y A fiFt

El Rono in tho Hands OF vandnls-Troops
to be Sent to tho Scene. "a
GUTHRIE, Q. ~, Feb. 9.-El Reno is
built upon the claim OF Major Freeman.
. When Secretary Noble decided last
Saturday that Freeman's title to his
claim was void itleit every piece of
property in town at the mercy OF van
dals, for nobody had any valid title to
the prop erty. Whom news OF tho decision
reached FL Reno the town went Wild
First the loafnrs began jumping lots;
then others followed, and soon all busi.,
ness was suspended. Tho court officers
rushed from their Offices and Joined the
mob, which by night fall had become
wild and unruly. f.gj}ll
To-day affairs took moro serious
turn. Houses were broken into, pco-,
'nle were driven from their homes and
everything possible was done by the
excited mob to drive orderly element,
out. !. K 9 isa5s.i5s
Secretary Noble has been wired as to I
the condition OF affairs and will doubt
less order troops from Fort Reno to pro-,
coed to the scene of disorder. I.
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!: CONDENSED. TELEGRAMs.

A United States revenue inspector
has found $500 speak-casics in western
Pennsylvania where liquors. is sold with
out government license. In one section
in tho 'Monongahcla Valley, where there
are buttwo licenses, hc found delivered,
daily 300 barrels OF beer, % barrels OF
whisky and 20 cases OF wine. & i 4 q
Mrs Frederick Wehr's husband, at
New Castle, Pa, got drunk and froze to
death, and she has brought suit Tor
$4,000 against A.. NJ. Marshall drug.
gist, who sold him the whisky.
3sl An epidemic Of grip is reported at
Burgettstown and Washington. Pa
There are 500 casesin the latter place
General NIcClelland's body arrived in
Pittsburgh lastnight llbe buried
to-day with military honors. 4!
% Tho house committee on rulcsyester.
day decided there should bo IN inyesti.
'gationof the, pension Office
1t is expected that the Democratic
legislature OF Nebraska will alichigani2e
ythat state: s.3 q
resolution hasibeenS Sintroluced in
Congress to adjourn May 81. n flift55 4
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! CRoollED AILIaNCE MEN.


Lenders Who nro rEetrnying Their Party
Into tho Hands or tho Trust.
6 CHICAGO, Fob. s. The Inter Ocean
publishes tomorrow a two-column OK
pose Of a scheme whereby the National
Cordago trust, through connivanco with
n number OF leading Alliance officials,
is attempting to get control OF not only
all tho present Alliance stores in tho
country, but 1000 additional ones the
trust proposes starting. 4; (
5 Statements are made by d. NJ. Full
wiler, state business agent for tho ALL
nnce in Illinois, g. Z. Whipple, OF the
sWhipple Harrow company, st. Johns,
Mich, and 4Wm. Dccring 4 Sons, Chi
Icago, that place certain prominent .Alli-
'ance leaders in compromising posi-
ition. 345s "a II e. s;'S5 t9ff2 t4f2
Tho part Of tho scheme that has ap-
,pealed SO powerfully to the Alliance
,agentsis the commission OF one-halt Of
ono per cent allowed to each state
aycnt,for all the goods sold in his terri
tory. 1t is claimed that the National
Union Company ere preparing to cap
Sture3 the St. Louis conference on the
ed and got an endorsement.
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and tho remainder Democrats. OF tho
opponents to FREQ coinage about forty
Will como from tho Democratic side, iN

anu tho remainder Democrats. OF tho
opponents to FREQ coinage about forty
VIII como from tho Democratic side.
Tho bill introduced by mo, and
which tho majority OF tho committee
Will tomorrow order to DO favorably re-
ported" said Chairman Bland to the
Associated Press tonight, ''is different
from NIL other bills introduced in one
particular. II contemplates tho con-
verting OF all our silver money, silver
certificates and treasury notes issued
on bullion and gold certificates issued
or. gold into coin notes, redcemable in
coin, thus converting our paper into
bi-metal paper instead OF keeping
up tho distinction between gold
and silver In our. paper !, Is
sues. This conforms to the
idea OF coming both metals on IN equal
ity, gold and silver free. Tho coin notes
arc rcdcomablo n.coin, and OF course
In whatever coin It may bo convenient
Tor tho government TO redeem them in.
The depositors OF gold and silver bullion
have tho privilege OF waiting until their
bullion Is coined, and having the coin
returned to them, or they may deposit
tho bullion and receive coin notes at
the coin value OF the bullion deposited.
The bullion then becomes the property
OF tho government and is coined rs fast
as may be necessary for tho redemption
OF any notes presented for redemption.
1t obviates the expense OF coming all
tho bullion at the time it is deposited.
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THE SILVER ISSUE

n n j. NH4
canned Mt Last on tho House Sldc-A Free
tonnage Blu to bo Reported To-day-Tho
Far.y Split on 1t. q = IN, Il ]
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 8. The sill
s,eF issue OF the Fiity-second Congress-
'4 been defined and the Bland free
s0'naso bill is to be ordered iayorably
%pofted by tho house committee on
se'naso, weights md measures, to-mor.
SsS;5 GE morning This has been formally
SSM'ued hwy. upon by the free coinage mem
II i's q Of the committeeman MS the result
raa NE serious conferences Of tho free
SS@Sse S.a S men, which closed to-day, it
All s oeen determined SHAT mot only
%IIl SnIa INC Bland bill&bo Tomorrow
%SeIed snees favorahly reported, but that
,S,,yWay consideration OF this measure
~, r. oe forced in tho house. -
iS'.afman i,,n,;a Bland has been today
sSron sSru,SnE the favorable report which slo
'essMpany his .billhnd hopes to have,
6Sl SlIoaMpleted in time to admitSof tho
hCn,sn,s s,sa report being presented to tho
rnns SS :, tomorrow and at once iEplacetl
lIon Ts'' ! ,Iie calendar. The free coinage
be,1. sam Tonight that OF the 332 mem
rSis. s o. the house they. will!have 200
o.sah o.sa!i tayor OF tho Bland 3bill. Ton,
s'ea OF these will be Republicans
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FREE SILVER KNOCKED OUT

In tho Senate Einnsco Committcc-Two
Distinguished Democrats Como Over to
Honest Money. =,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-The free
coinage silver bill aud several radical
Alliance propositions and other meas.
ures looking to an extension of the cir
culation were summarily defeated in
tho senate finance committee to-day
The iree coinage bill was not discussed
at great length, and when it came to a
vote reporting the bill to the senate ad-
'cSe!y 1t was at once apparent that
mere had been some change in the
views OF cortain senators since the last
congress. Tho vote stood . to 4 in
!lvor OF the adverse report. The four
votes III favor OF FREQ coinage were cast
ex-senator Jones tRopublican), Vance,
voorhees, and Harrison (Dcmocrats)
senators Carlisle and Mcpherson Dem
oesats) went over to the majority and
Soled lor the adverse report, rs did
senator Allison and all OF the Rcpubli.
Jones. 7]a1T'9''S "a 3 -, '".oA
Although adversely reported, the bill
was placed OH tho calendar OF the sen
IVY where It can be reached in doferenco
o. us friends, and it is understood that
Saator Stewart will insist on calling it
ppP pPI n the senate ut an early day. Tho
itsler blt proposing to loan government
,unas .a 10 the farmers Of Indiana, did not
receive single favorable. III, 3 %5l35 s
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JOHN JAY KNOX DEAD.
IIo Dies in Now York of Pneumonia after a
BRIEF Illness. -:

#
IIo Dies in Now York of Pneumonia after n
brief Illness. ~
! NEW York, Feb. 0.y-John Jay Knox
died this afternoon ut hall past two
O'Clock, OF pneumonia after brief i'll
ness, II
John j. Knoxswas: born in Knoxboro,
Oneida county, MY, March 10, 1928;
graduated at Hamilton college in 1910 I
from that year until 1862 hc was q pri-i
vate banker or an officer OF bank. ! In
1867 he was appointed deputy comp.
trollcr OF tho currency. He had charge
OF the mint coinage correspondence Of
tho treasury, department, and in 1870
his report on themint service, together
with a coditication OF the mint and
coinage laws OF tho United States, with
many amendments, was submitted to
Congress by tho secretary of the treas
4ury. The bill which he proposed was
subsequently passed, with a few modifi-
cations, and is known MS .'the coinage
act Of 1878" He was comptroller Of tho
currency during President Grants sec
ond term, since which time he has been
prominent in banking affairs and mas
taken high rank as an authority on
finance, n ~ K n iiosf I, IA },I. 43r n
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I. Ascrio6s Accident

s. At Harvey & Co.'s papcr,mill, at West
Wheeling, at 8 o'clock last night as 10.
.seph Allcnder was engaged in cleaning
out the ras engine, bis. iron q hook
caught in the machinery and he was
thrown over the shaft, ~ i'll such
a way as TO break his ankle lin.
n very bad way. DR.. Van Wagner
was summoned, and anlputatcd tho foot
above the injury, and at a late hour
this morning the patient was resting
easy rs possible. He is twenty-siS
years old and single. tj 4 Il
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Tho Resolution Providing for tho
Payment to West Virginia
REc0NSIDERED IN THE SENATE.
Violent Opposition from Virginia
sonators-Mr. Faullsner's Reply.
THE SILVER ISSUE is MADE UP
And tho Bland Froo Coinage Bill to
pe Reported to tho House.
M THE SENATE IT lSOTHERWISE.

Tho Free silvor Bill Reported Ad.
Ycrscly by tho Senate Committee.
Two Distinguished Democrats, Car
llslc aud Mcpherson, Voto with tho
Majority OF tho Republicans on tho
Side of Honest DIoncy-..Their
Change Of Heart Since tho Last
Congrcss.--The Question Promises
10 be an Embarrassing Ono to tho
Democratic Party..-othcr Washing.
ton News.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 9.-Adverso
report was made by Mr.. Morrill, from
the Finance Committee on the follow
ing bills: To provide for the FREQ coin
age Of gold and silver bullion (Mr. Stew
arts Z. a9.af:5 Z
Mr.. Squire reported back tho Senate
bill appropriating $500, 1000 for q monu-
5incnt and statue to Gen. Ulysses S.
Grant on tho ground belonging to tho
government in Washington, D. G.
Calendar. 4. ?,
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill to pro.
ihibit the coming Of Chinese persons
into tho United States, and it was, with
copies of correspondence, referred to the
committee on finance. is i,s ).
THE WEST VIRGINIA CASE.
I The joint resolution for payment to
the state OF West Virginia OF her pro.
portion OF the direct income tax was
taken up on motion OF Mr.. Faulkner. q
\ Mr.. Daniel moved its reference to the
judiciary. committee and argued that
was the proper disposition 10 be made
OF the Question, which involved the re-
sponsibllity OF the state OF West Vir.
ginia for her share OF tho debt OF tho
state OF Virginia to the government Of
the United States. .ys- N ts't3s-,,i-'s 5,ls
Z ME8Mitchell, chairman OF the com
mitteo on claims, from which the Joint
resolution had been reported, stated
that the joint resolution did not under
jtako.directly or indirectly to interfere
with that question. It ignored it and
left the question as to the relations
growing out Of the separation oibWest
Virginia from old Virginiafto bo settled
between tho two states. n. Il z
Without disposing OF Ithe subject d
short executive session was held, and
then, at 3 o'clock, on motion of MIR.
Harris, the business OF tho senate was
suspended in order that fitting tribute
might be paid to the memory, Of Leon
Eidas c. llouk, late representative from
tho state OF Tennessee. Y. e, i ~ yi.i
h Remarks in eulogy ofatho deceased
mcmbcrswcre.made by NIessrs. Harris,
Sherman Cullom, Higgins and Bate.
Tho, usual resolutions Of condolencc CO and
irespectwere adopted, and then tho SON
ia,c, as q further mark Of respect, i'd.
,journed till lito-morrow. :
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: A Sensational Rnn,ntrt.

LONDON, Feb. 10. Sensational rumors
Gre current to the effect that the Greek
steamer Embiricos, which was was re-
Gently wrecked of tho Sicily Islands
;foundered during a mutiny Of tho crow
in which the captain and some oftthey
officers were murdered, and also that
remaining officers were murdered in a
fight with, knives to secure ono OF tho
boats after the accident. z, af N
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a MISSION OF MERCY.

Tho Steamship Tint VIII Garry Food to
tho Starving Russians.
BALTIMORE, MD., Feb. 9.--Thc Allan.
slantic Transport Line steamer Missouri
will sail from New York on
March ~ on Il mission OF mercy to
iLibau on theE Baltic sea in Northern
Russia. EIt.was offered to-day to carry
tho 1000 tons Of food which have been
collected for the famine stricken peas
ants OF Russia. ID 6..sE. "
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THE NEW BOARD
or Pcnitentiary.-1 Managers Named b,
Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio.


or Penitentiary.e Managers, Named by
i4;5 Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio. &
Special Dispatch 10 lie IntHiqcnccr.
81 CoLuMBUs, O., Feb. 9.-Govcrnor Nc
Kinlcy has appointed the following
members OF the board OF penitontiary
managers: julius J.sWhiting, OF Stark.
countyafor;the term ending March 81.
1902, vice W.SWatkins, Of Marion coun.
,ty;Welis w. Miller, of Erie county,
for the term. ending 1892, vice NJ. STAN
tom of scioso county; George A. Hay
OF + Coshocton county, fortthe term end
ing 1s93sNiee I. ]. Steer, OF franklin
county; William Reed, OF Ross county.
for the term ending 1894, vice L. i.
Remplc, Of Hooking county. All ofthe
above appointments were confirmed.
There yet remains one place on the
board to be filled. is5
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THE MEMPHIS FIRE,
Tho Loss Will Easily Foot Up to One
Million Dollars. ~

Tho Loss Will Easily Foot Up to One
Million Dollars. '
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 0.-Twonty-
eight insurance men representing for
eign companies are busy this morning
compiling their losses by last nights
contlagration. The total loss by the fire,
go lar as known at present, is at least
S020,000, aud q number Of small losses
yet to be reported will make the loss
read Sl,000,000. OF the insurance on
buildings totally destroyed, SS4S,OOO is
in foreign and $4,000 i'll local compa-
mics. 1t will be some time before the
individual losses will bc known, as
nearly every sufferer has lost all papers
and books. 81 5s E i
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with n dcsirc OF tho welfare OF his fellow
countrymen, his splepdid organizing
ability, stimulated by his lovo OF collu.
try, untainted with ignoble motives;
his unyielding rcsistcnco to nll thatwa
undemocratic and unsafe and his
stubborn insistence upon everything
which had tho clear sanction OF party
principles.
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PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS-. s

Resolutions to Investigate tho two De-
funct Philadelphia tEanks-Other liat.
tcrs,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Aiter the ap-
proyal Of tho journal and tho reference
ofseyeral unimportant COMMUNICATIONS,
Mr.. McNIillin, OF Tennessee, from tho
committee on rules, reported back the
Alutchler resolution, directing the COM
mlttee on banking and currency to make
an inquiry rs to the failure oi.the Key
stoneandSpring Garden Banks, OF PhiIa-
delphia. Mr.. ONeill, of Massachusetts,
offered an amendment to include tho
failure OF the Maverick National Bank,
OF Boston. Agreed to.
Mr.. Mutchlcr, of Pennsylvania,
thought that Congress owed it to the
people to make IN investigation into
the manner in Which the affairs OF ma
tional banks were conducted, and il it
were found that that the power Of the
government was not sufficient, the na-
tional banking laws should be amended.
Mr.. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, favored
tho resolution, but called attention to
the fact that the affairs OF the keystone
and Spring Garden banks had been
three times investigated once by a
committee appointed by the governor
OF Pennsylvania; once by committee
appointed by the citizens OF Philadel.
phia, and once by committee appoint
ed by the councils OF Philadelphia. The
resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. Dockery, OF Missouri, offered re-
solution directing the judiciary commit
tee to inquire into tho right OF tho
secretary OF the treasury to employ the
SlOO, 100000 gold reserve for current ex-
penditures. Referred.
MIR. Powers, OF Vermont, called up
and the house passed. tho bill intro
duced by Mr.. Hatch,.of Missouri, plac-
ing the secretary OF agriculture in the
line of presidential succession after tile
secretary Of the interior.
z Tho house then resolved into COM
mittee OF the. whole on the military
academy appropriation bill. i.1ii
Mr.. Dockery, OF Missouri, said that
every man on the Democratic sido had
joined i'll chorus. Of denunciation Of
the appropriations made by the billion
dollar Congress. And yet the first ap-
preparation bill to come from Demo-
cratic committee was S64, 900 more than
the similar bill passed by tho Fifty-frst
Congress. The question for the Demo
Gratis waswhcther they would keep their
pledge OF economy or would approve OF
this bill, which addedS64,OOO to the bur-
dens OF the tax payers OF the country.
Mr.. Blount, Of Georgia, and Mr..
sayres, OF Texas, opposed many OF the
provisions OF the bill as being extraya-
CANT. Ss
Mr. Dinglcy, OF Maine, defended the
appropriations made by the last con-
gress, characterizing the charges OF ex-
trGyaganco MS mere clap trap.
The committee then rose and the
house adjourned.
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Burned In n Nine,
Special Dispatch 70 The IntcliiQcncsr.

FAlRMoST, W. VA, Feb. 9.-An ex-
plosion Of gas in No, 6 heading OF the
West Fairmont shaft yesterday aftor-
noon, about o'clock, seriously burned
Pat. Casey and Harry Hall. They will
recover. DR.. A. 6. Roger attended their
wounds. i'25 Es. n ~ 3EGf n 'igsft,ssEa
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Special Dispatch to he Inteiigrnecr: q
WAslISGroS, D. 9, Feb. o-The score
.taryofthc treasury has awarded a con.
tract for furnishing anew boiler ior.the
United States lisnttcnder Grace Darling
to Chas Ward, !, OF Charleston, West Tir.
'sinia, at $1,000. 4fS sg,.. {. 4; &
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.DEM0CRATICCRlSIS.
To Nominate Hill or Cleveland
Would Mean Disaster.
THE BITTER WAR IN new YORK.

between tho Factions willoWrccls tho
Party.-.scnator Vest Writes Q Letter
in Which he Discusses tho Situation
with Great Franleness..-Cl Cleveland,
he says, Ought to be Nominated, but
lIo Cannot Get Now York's Dclcga.
/. tion..-A Western Man or Governor.
Flower tho Only Hope.
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WILBUR, NEp., Feb. 9.-The Wilbur
Opera House burned last night. The
loss is $50, ,000. IS ~ 2i5. As
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Tho Cabinet .lcctlngs.l

1 WASHINGTON, d. G.. Feb. o.-Thc cab
met meeting to.day5was attended by I'LL
the members, but was sof short dura-
ton: The BcrinS Sen question was con-
.sidcrcd briefly, butno action was taken.