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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-24

Showers by night; cooler. sasterly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-24

piMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, ehapped, and
7 lW oily skin cured by CurIouRA Soar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-24

If Cleveland is nominated New York
and the election are lost.-George L.
Converse, ex-Congressman, Ohio.
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New York Knife Co., Walden, N. y.
Thomsston Knife Co., Thomaston,

New York Knife Co., Walden, N y. 10
Thomaston Knife Co., Thomaston,
Conn ..'.....,.............." 10
w. +. Epperson, Ladoga, Tnd........ 10
Pittsburg Reduction Co., Plttsburg.. 10
Sultan Buggy and Carriage Co., White
Pigeon, Mich. .,,.......:.., .......... 10
B. Howitzer, ChaseburG, Wis......... 10
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Man
helm, Pa. 1900. ......,t,t....,....,..." 90
Shaw Stocking Co., Lowell, Mass....., 10
Kings County Knitting Co., Brooklyn. d
Western Knitting Mills, Rochester,
Western Knitting Mills, Detroit. Is
Langley & Davis, oriskany Falls,
Mich, ..R5 TO C0c. day
William Carter Is Co., Highlands
Mccormick 4 Co.. Co., Harrisburg. 10 to SSc. day
He should not forget the $4,000 en-
ployees in the Fall River cotton mills,
who had their wages increased on
July II.
The simple fact of the matter is that
wages have been higher, work more
plentiful, trade brisker, foreign COM
merce larger, average duties lower,
manufactured commodities cheaper and
every class Of citizens more prosperous
since the Mckinley tariff passed than
they were before in many years. We
do not attribute all this to the Mckinley
tariff, but we know it to be fact, and
every one of ordinary intelligence and
nformation-which classification we
hope includes Mr.. John DE Witt War
ner-knows that it is fact. Why at
tempt to deny it2
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assert that General Sherman's terms
were rejected by President johnson and
MIR. Stanton. But l do find in 1t an
assurance from you to Secretary
Stanton that you knew ho
would not permit General Shor-
man to DO unlustly dealt with. You
could not havo said this had you
thought Mr.. Stanton himself had al
ready dealt unjustly by him by pub.
fishing the reasons above quoted, and
which had been in print in every lead.
ing newspaper OF tho country four days
before YOU wrote your letter.
| honored and admired General Shcr.
man. i knew him personally and en-.
joyed tho honor OF his friendship. No
moro patriotic American, no Braver or
moro faithful soldier ever lived. But
also honored and admired Mr.. Stanton,
whose biographyI havo undertaken, and
whose private papers are III my keep
ing; and | cannot remain silent when
one OF tho greatest and wiscst of his olii-
cial acts is brought forward, misstated
and perverted in q useless effort to show
that General Sherman was right, when
he. himself, admitted with concur
renco OF Senator Sherman) that he was
wrong. Worry truly yours,
GEORGE G. GOTHAM.
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ALL FOR CLEVELAND.
PENNSYLVANIA Democrats VIII Support
Him Pattison Not Candidate.

PENNSYLVANIA Democrats VIII Support
Him Pattison Not II Candidate.
PnILADELrnIA, Pa, April 10.-When
spoken to this evening in reference to q
reported declaration OF Senator Wallace
in favor OF having the Democratic state
convention indorse Governor Pattison
MS candidate for President, Secretary
OF State William I. IIarrity said:
81 know whereof speak when state
that Governor Pattison has not con.
scntcd to have his mme placed before
tho coming state Democratic convcn-
ton us 4 candidate for President, either
rs tho first or second choice OF the
Democracy OF Pennsylvania. am
sure that another movement started ior
another such purpose would not meet
with his approval.
Governor Pattison is unQuestionably
very strong in the affections and conf
dcnco OF the people OF this state. and
il Mr.. Cleveland were not candidate I
believe the governor would receive tho
united support OF the PENNSYLVANIA
delegation to the Democratic national
convention, as ho would OF the delega-
tions from some other states. But the
Democrats OF this state favor Grover
Cleveland as the candidate for
President, and the state con-
vention is certain TO endorse
him with emphasis and cordiaiity.
Those who mean to give 0lr. Cleveland
their sincere and earnest support are
among the warmest friends that Gov
crnor Pattisonha has in pennsylvania; and
l can assure you that they will do so
with the unqualified approval OF tho
governor himself. 5.
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QUAY WINS IN LANCASTER.
Ernbakcr Named for Judge nnd n Eight
Will Follow.

Will Follow.
LANCASTER, Pa, April l0.-Yesterday
afternoon the Republican primaries
passed off quietly, the vote cast being
smaller than last year. The gfcat in.
tcrest ccntcred in the fight for Judge
and district attorney, some opposition
having developed against Senator Quay,
but he gets large majority, notwith-
standing, fairly sweeping city and
county.
The indications point to the nomina-
ton OF II. Clay Brnbakcr for Judge, he
being the opponent against Judge Liv-
ingstone in last years bitter contest.
His opponent this year was W. I. Boy
er. Walter NJ. Franklin is probably
nominated for district attorney, and
John II. I.andls for state senator.
In the city district W. W. Franklin
is rcnominated for the legislature. 4.
g. Scyfert is nominated for the legis-
lature ior the Northern district. No
record was kept OF the vote for delegates
tonight, and it isimpossiblo to tell who
is elected.
The delegation. it is believed, will be
divided on the supreme iudgcship be-
tween Dean and Sadler. The nomina-
ton OF Brubaker for judge, it is con-
coded, will prevent any closing OF the
break in the Republican ranks.
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ArrER TwENTY.NlNE YEARS

a Mother and Daughter are Keupitcd.
Tho Daughtcra Clarksburg Woman who
Was Sold During Slavery Days.
Special Dhpdtch 10 the IattliGcnccr
FlSDLAY, o., April l0.-A remarkable
reunion Of mother and daughter who
had been cruelty torn from each other
Mt the slave block in 1868 has Just taken
place in this city. The mothers name is
Mrs. Anna Mollie Wright, m aged COL
orcd woman Of Findlay, and the daugh.
ter is Mrs. Anna Freeman, OF Clarks-
burg, W. Va. For twenty.ninc years
the mother has been searching ior her
missing daughter. She was found
through chance remark OF colored
man from Clarksburg, W. Va, who
said that Mrs. Freeman, OF his town,
had been writing letters to Dover,
Tenn, where she had been sold with
her family when little girl.
Mrs. Wrigh. thought this was strange
and wrote to a colorcd minister in
Clarksburg. The letter was read in the
church and led to the reunion OF mother
and daughter.
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PARIS ANARCHISTS
Still operntins-KavachnI will not Appc
. IJia u.

Still operntins-Ravachnl will not Appeal
His Case.
PARIS, April 1O.-A tin cylinder filled
with sunpowder exploded on window
sill of u house occupied by magistrate
at Compeisnc to-day. The windows
were shattered and the house otherwise
damaged, but nobody was hurt. The
magistrate recently imposed several
sentences on poachcrs.
Ravachol, the imprisoned anarchist,
had long conference to-day with his
counsel, Mr.. Tacasse. He declares that
he will not appeal against the decision
OF the chamber OF accusation and he
wants tho other arrested anarchists to
follow his example, SO that the trial
may begin on the Goth inst. Since
Ravachol left his concierge, over two
thousand letters have been addressed
to him, many congratulatory in char
acter. One contained small draft for
money, medallion OF tho pope, and an
exhortation to repent.
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THE-POPE'S POLICY
Surprises tho Old Churchmen who
Adhere to Traditions.
He KEEPS PACE WITH THE TIMES
And is Every Day Giving Proof that
10 Is Really Pontin..A Statesman
ms Well as the Head OF the Catholic
Chnrch..His Recent Uttcrancns.
Another Anarchist Plot in Paris.
Ravachol VIII Not Appca,..othcr
Foreign News.

RoMr, April l0.-Archbishop ireland,
Of st, Paul, speaking OF the pope, said
his letter to the president OF tho Euro
pean commission OF the Chicago exhibit.
ton is m unusual document and has
surprised clurcllmen OF the old school,
tenacious OF traditions and forms. The
pope is constantly giving proof that ho
is really pon,ia. a few months ago he
broke tho honorel custom which, under
plea Of guarding his dignity, confined
his. power, and in M interview with a
Parisian journalist, addressed himself
through the public press to the people
OF France upon the sravcst political
and religious questions. To-day ho
opens his mind in most cordial letter
to non-Catholic gentleman. and
through him to, nation largely non
Catholic, bidding GodSpecd to gigantic
enterprise, which on the shores OF Lake
Michigan, is to bring together, as never
before in the universe. the fruits OF the
earth, and the work OF genius and tho
industry Of man.
Archbishop Ireland said lie could
quote numerous instances rs proof that
there is no Other European parsonage
OF noto so American in his thoughts and
sympathies us Leo. lie sees in the
. United States the perfect blossoming OF
that rational liberty he so ardently de-
sircs for all nations, and has derived
from the United States, if not Il good
share OF democratic inspirations, which
he has been sending out over the world
from the vatican, at least solid encour-
agement for them.
Archbishop ireland went on to eulo-
gize the pope in the highest muiner,
and said his pontifcal will be historic,
marking one OF the brightest pages in
the annals of the church. His cncycli-
calls have dealt one after the other with
pressing questions OF the age, and each
one comes out from the vatican more
significant in tone than the preceding.
The archbishop dwelt at length on
the encyclical on labor, and tho last
one addressed to the people OF france,
as showing most clearly the character
istic features Of the. pope, and said:
"He is the pope OF the future more than
OF tho present. In sense his work to-
day is sowing fruitful ideas, the full
growth OF which cannot DO seen for
years to come. The future salone can
judge Leo in justice" In conclusion
the archbishop said Leo bids fair to di-
rect for several years yet the onward
movements OF the age. He has Just en-
tered upon his cighty-third year. and
while apparently most frail in body, he
is healthy and capable of much labor.
His mind is as clear and vigorous as
ever and his memory most retentiye.
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CAUGHT AMONG THE SAWS,
Tho Horrible Fate Of saw-oIill Man n
Grptcr's Ford, Pa.

Tho Horrible rate Of n Saw olill Man Mt
Grnter's Ford, Pa.
GEATER's FoEp, Pa, April 1O.-John
Zimmerman, proprietor OF a saw-mill at
this place. met with horrible death
yesterday afternoon.
He had gone to the basement under
the saw floor to arransesomctlling about
the machinery, when he was caught by
the betting leading from the main pul-
ley and drawn into the pulley pit Tho
accident threw OIL the belt and stopped
the saws. n. -: u. I.
His wife was at work in her kitchen
near the mill, and observing that the
saw had stopped, suspected that an &C.
cident had occurred and summoned
help. Zimmerman was found wedgcd
fast, and tho combined strength Of
seven men was required to turn the
pulley back and extricate the uncon.
scious man. His left leg was mashed to
q shapeless mass, and tho bones in his
other limbs were broken, and he died
in m hour.
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LABoI. DEMoNsTRATIoN
ta chicago on slny buy WIN DO n Great
Eight Hour aiovc--An Anarchistlo Cir.

~ ChAo"so On pl"v ohy Wa DO nFe1t
Eight Hour aiove--An Anaschistio Cir.
euinr.
CHICAGO. I'LL, April 1O.-A grand in.
tcsnational eight.hour demonstration
will take place Sunday, Mayl 1t is
Estimated that members OF trades
Unions. socialistic societies and their
sympathizers 10 tho number OF 10000
Will march through Chicago's streets on
that day. Tho great crowd will gather
at the lake front after it has paraled
tho city, and dozen speakers will ora,o
In English and German on the wrongs
Of society in general and benefits OF tho
eight-hour day in Particular. Tho lat.
ter arrangement hinges, however, on
one proviso-if Chief OF Police Nc.
Claughey will permit speech making OH
the lake front. lie will also have some
thing to say about the color OF the flags
Carried on that day. On neither OF
these subjects las hc been yet up.
hroachcd by tho labor leaders, and they
are somewhat in doubt as to his will.
ingncss to allow the demonstrations in
those particulars. - z
The committee having in charge tho
arrangemcnts has issued circular in
German and English. to the trades
Unions OF tho city, calling upon work.
Ing people everywherc to furnish q
practical illustration Of solidarity and
Union. The English portion OF tho cir.
cular is particularly mild in tone, but
tho tone Of the German is decidedly
anarchistic. Translated, a portion Of it
reads:
"In no city Of the world is the work.
ingman treated as lie is in Chicago
Capital and tho police have secretly
conspired TO give labor its death wound.
All efforts on the Side Of labor to better
its condition will be violently opposed.
All means arc in the hands OF our enc.
mics, but if We, the. working classes,
Resting our strength in the national
Constitution, vote to Incorporate an
eight-hour law in the constitution OF
Illinois in order to Secure an cight-hour
day, rs was done in 1856, when they
shot us down like wild beasts, or if we
Celebrate n day in honor of our fallen
brothers, then will they strike us down
and shrink back from no bloodshcd.
They provoke tho working classes to
tho extremity, and it is !. only attrib-
utable to the apathy OF tho working
nen OF Chicago that in the last five
months tho blood Of men, women and
children had been shed.
1.-The demonstration this year, will
therefore, be twofold characterized in
advancem It OF the eigbt.horr day, and
an open protest against tho oppression
OF the workingmea Of Chicago by the
police. .t.-
:'Therefore, workmen, rise en- masse!
Freedom from the political and econ
omic yoke can only-be obtained through
Your efforts y .,.5t.:,si y - ~
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Murderer DSefninr.

MELBOURNE April l0.-An unclaimed
leather covered basket which has lain
in the Barnsdale railway station since
January last, has just been forwarded
to tho police here. 1t has been found
that the namo "AIrs. Dobs" inscribed
upon 4 label on the basket is in Deem
inR's handwriting, and key found upon
Deeming fitted into tho lock. The
basket contained apparel formerly be-
longing to themurdercd Mrs. Williams,
or Deeming ( Emily Mathcr.) ,
Deeming continues to pretend that
he is insane, although number Of ply
sicians have testified that he is per-
iectly sane,
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GEoRGIA'S SENSATION.
Ashley Howell Acquitted on n Second
$3.50 TrI,1 -

WARRESroS, Ga, April 1O,-Ashley
Howell;was acquitted of:the murder Of
Captain McGrath, who was one OF War
renton's most Prominent men. This
was Howell's second trial, and the ac-
quittal ends one Of the most sensation
al cases ever tried in G Gcorgia.
Howell was q well-to.do young mer-
chant here. lie married Miss De Baugi-
rine, one Of the most beautiful girls Of
this section. Alter a lew months
Howell one day got hold OF letter writ
ten to his wifo by McGra:h, showing
illicit relations between them. Without
saying a word to his wife about the let
tor, he started in search of McGrath,
met him in tho postofIicc and shot him.
When his trial began Mrs. Howell
was constantly by his side, but the
prosecution sprunga sensation in let
tors written by Mrs. Howell to McGrath
which were Of the vilest. possible ma
turc, and proved conclusively that il
licit relations had existed between Nc
Grath and her, oven before her mar
riage. Then Mrs. Howell disappeared
and has not been heard from since.
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ALARMING NEWS

ofFloods In. n.Mlssissippi-aIany Lives Lost
ut Columbus.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 1o.-somc
disastrous flood news is coming in from
Columbus, Miss. Tho river rose over
two feet higher than ever in its history,
and up to tonight has fallen only six
feet. The town is iull Of people from
the surrounding plantations. The loss
OF life is great. Fourteen persons arc
known TO have been drowned.
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SHERNAN'S TERMS
For tho Surrender of Con. Joo
Johnston's Confederate Forces.
SOME INTERESTING DOCUMENTS
Show How the Administration
Looked Upon His Liberality.
THEY REGARDED It rs C0NCEDlNG
Too Much to tho Rebels and Grant
ing Them too Much Immunity.
SEC'Y STANTON'S Bl0GRAPHER,
George @. Gorham Addresses a
Letter TO Senator Sherman
THEY REGARDED II rs CONCEDlNG
Too Much to tho Robcls and Grant
ing Them too Much Immunity.
SECY STAN7ON'S Bl0GRAPHER,
George @. Gorham Addresses a
Letter 10 Senator Sherman
GIVING UNPUBLISHED HISTORY

Which Throws Some New Light on
the Generals action Mt tho Close of
tho War..llc Defends Stanton from
the Charge that lilo Set Upon aud
Iusultcd tho iIcro-.Lincoln's Order
to Grant-.Thc Terms of Surrender
to Embrace no Civic Matters but
Only Military ConsiCcrations--Gor-
ham Says Grant Condemned Shcr-
man.-Somc Disputed Questions Yet
10 be Decided.
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MARRIED THE WRONG stsrER.

Smart Trick of n Twin to Gain q auspand.
SNYDER, KAN, April l0.-A Strange
ending to an clopement Occurred here,
and now William Hawkiuson is in pos
session OF q bride he did not bargain
for. He was greatly in love with Miss
Mana Terrill, but her mother forbade
the bans. Mana has twin sister in
whom she coniided, and who was also in
love with Hawkinson.
She determined to outwit her sister
and possess herself OF tho mar she
loved. when the appointed tiMo came
she locked Mana in her room and met
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COTTON BAGGING BILL PASSED.
1t Goes Through tho House by o Vote of
167 TO &c.

10 10 lOs
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.~-A After
the river and harbor bill had been rc-
ported TO the house Saturday tho COT
ton baggins bill was again taken UP,
and Mr.. Dalzell, OF Pennsylvania, spoke
in opposition, while Mr.. Turner, OF
Georgia, defended the bill. The house
then passed tho bill--yeas 1876, navs 46
"A strict party vote, except that OF Mr.:
EWngish Wsean.n OF 5nS NGw oSn JsTSGy G0eqEn Gi
Democrats), who voted against the
measure.
Mr.. Shivoly, OF Indiana, from the com
mittec on ways and means, reported the
bill to reduce the duty on tin plate, and
it was referred to the committee Of tho
whole. Public business was then slls-
pended, and the house paid due tribute
to tho late Representative N. Il. Ford,
OF Michigan.
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GEN. FIELD DEAD.
An Ex.Confcderatc Who Served In the
Khcdivc's Army.

An Ex-Confederatc Who Served In the
Iihcdirc's Army.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 10,-Gen.
Chas. w. Field died at his rcsidenco in
this city last night Of Brights disease.
His death came very unexpcctedly.
General Field served in the Southern
army, and after the war entered the
army OF the Khoiive Of Egypt. IIc re-
turned to Washington, and was door
keeper OF the 45th and 40th consresscs,
He accepted the task Of compiling tho
official records OF the late rebellion, in
which ho was engaged at the tine of his
death, '
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SENATOR HILL SMILED.
Ito Winhcd tho other- Ego When Taltint


uo Winlscd tho Other- Ego When Talking
Politics.
New YoRx, April l0.-scnator David
B. Hill is at the Normandie, where he
was interviewed BY an Erening telegram
reporter.
''Ex-sccretary Fairchild attributes the
defeat OF the Democracy in, Rhode Is.
land to IIill and Hillism?" the reporter
queried.
Tho senator smiled and "winked tho
other eye" as he answered: "Oh, they
hold me responsible for nearly every.
thing. Twill not discuss the matter"
what do you think OF tho prospects
OF the Democracy in next falls elec-
tion's?"
They are excellent I believe we
have 4 good chance to win.n
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Spanish Anarchists.

Madrid, April 10.-ATunoz, the an
archist, was arrested to-day, and was
examined i'll prison by judge who Or
delred close watch on all the dynamite
prisoners.
a bag containing explosives, explo-
slves, grandes, and more formidable
projectiless was found on Saturday night
at the gate of tho hospital for army
pensioners.
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Argentine Election.

BuESos AyREs, April lO.-Thc election
for provincial delegates to elect a Pres
ident passed of quietly. The radicals
abstaincd from voting. The concilia-
tion party was victorious. After olec-
tions state OF siege was reimposed.
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,pcctal Dispatch TO he 1nitut11,csr.

Special Dispatch 10 he ln,tltge'cer.
PIEDMONT, WA, April 10.-Blainc,
son OF Baltimore & Ohio brakeman
JohnJ. Croby, Was instantly killed this
evening while Crawling under car in
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad yard,
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Dig Fire In London,

LoNDoS, April ia fire broke out
last night in the steam printing
establishment Of Page & Pratt
Qimitcd), No. 5 Ludgate Circus build
ings. The flames spread to the
adjacent buildings and destroyed the
establishments OF Davis and Timmins,
metal workers and merchants, No. 2l
Charles street, and seven other firms.
Tho loss is immense.
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stcnnship No,vx

' New YoRk. April 10. = Arrived
Steamer La Gascognc. Havrc; Scryia;
Liverpool; Denmark, Liverpool; Fulda,
Genoa; Vcnctia, Hamburg.
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Hawkinson rs appointed. They went
to aneighboring town and tho ceremony
Vas performed. uawkinson did not
discover tho mistake until thoy went to
q hotel. and ho at once concluded 10
mako tho best OF 1t.
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Fro ut Toxic.

LoyDoS, April lo.-Dispatches from
Japan announce that Toxic has been
visited bya disastrous FIRE. No particu.
lars are given.
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Weather Forecnst for ro..l.,

For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania md
Ohio, generally fair; clearing on the luIes:
northwest winds, becoming variable.
TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
Gs furnished BY c. ScIISErg, druggist como,
Market and Fourteenth str,ts
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SHDRNAN'S TERMS
For tho Surrender of Con. Joo
Johnston's Confederate Forces.
SOME INTERESTING DOCUMENTS

Show How the Administration
Looked Upon His Liberality.
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OFrIcERs Mcnkemyer and Devlin
early this morning raided 4 room in tho
rear OF No. 360L Chapline street, and
found Jennie Lowe in it with two men.
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Killed hyn Train.

"Tlley are excellent. I believe we
have q good chance to win.n