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The Republican journal., 1893-08-03

decorations on the short facadeS and pur
tails not much worth mentioning was ac
cumplished. Some excellent results We're
obtained in Paris 10y the artists who
sought To elnbellishsh iron construction.
Great development WAS there shown in
the art palace, and the work on some Of
the cupolas displayed the rapid progress
made in the last quarter ot a century.
Artistic effect was not sought BY America
in this direction. New revelations in this
art We're expected here, but the very Or
posite is offered. While Paris, the city Of
art surprises the world with an Eitfel
tower as her chief d ruvre. America de
clnes for the ornamental attire of the Chi
cago exposition all that III the least might
bear the stamp Of the forge and machine
which characterized the European enter
prises Instead. Chicago has dug with
giant : hands from the >torehuu~e VI an
cient art II applicable a fac smile #
THE old model is introduced FiThei in
equal or double proportions you Mill tini
a reproduction " the monument Nj l-Nsi-
cratt->. MI thr temple of Ne>ta III Nj rfe
'aMtherll 1t tile whole IL noI Nuitahle
the alaliIect~ ha1e initiated all The -enits
a The pa~t age~ tlnn l5tiuuS to HRl3aiN
ana LepaWtie.
WI EefIAN fl4lei~N.
luluIeau architects, Of cuitg4e may
ask in stnazrtucnt huas any wa>ewethv
results can fhty9 he pltaintd ilave NO
doubt tina. tie plan ef each altJ every
bijildiug wnuid u4ei with Opposition III
uuI tta ilnoai -clapis aud many vi pur
acaGomieGns nauid efavv the Ia~St~>ioll
~ A. mail} d4nf~ ..nd hands Az bliaeH~
had, WheIeNith I'f 4@ deMM tie entirt
The Republican journal., 1893-08-03

'.Can you tell me ii what year the town
of Pompeii was burnte' ~ don't remem-
Der tie precise date, sir, but it must have
been on Ash Wednesday, lie Littoral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
THE PANIC IN DENVER
People NecdIessiy Excited. The
Bnnks Paying the DepOsitoTs.

People NeodIessiy Excited. The
Bnnks Paying the DepositoTs.
DENVER, Col, July ls.--No scene
was ever witnessed here before like
that this morning shortly after the
hour when the banks opened for bust.
uoss. The failure OF three savings
banks yesterday had excited the
niRsses, ana at the hour Of opening,
the ptreets were crowded with anxious
depositora. Eleven clearing houte
banks, located within four blocks
each other, were surrounded and far
into the streets the crowd gathered til
the police was called ON ~ clear thu
way for traillC.
Alto O'Clock the Union National,
with capital Of million dollars,
posted notice that they would not open
the doors. This started panic aud
following quickly the Commercial
National posted u similar notice. Then
the National Bauk OF Commerce,
A run was Immediately started on
all the other banks, though to No
great extent on the Peoples Ma
tional. The First National appear
10 have been In an uueNceptiOnablt
condition, having over rixiy Ter cent
of the deposits on hand with private
iuAd OF "a million ami half IN addi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
SEN. JONES INTERVIEWED.
lie Talks Of the Repeal Of Tho Silver
Purchasing Act
The senate Can he TIED Up.-No
Cioiurc.-goid mcn Must Come
60 Terms.

NEW YoRS, July Ex-senator
Jones, OF Nevada, is in New York
arranging for free silver convention
at Chicago IN August lat. Tho senator
told a reporter that whatever dispose.
ton the House makes Of the Sherman
act the repeal cannot pass the Senate
unloss n substitute is offered sn,ls.
factory to tho champions Of the
silver free coinage. can, II l
wish continued the senator, tie up the
senate from now I'll the terms OF ils
members expire. OF course, there IL
likely 10 beu prolonged debate. Stew.
art, Teller, Ralcott and the rest VI Nv
who demand free coinage or something
akin 10 II, viii have a great deal 10 say,
II We get tired Of tnlking n motion to
adjourn, TO 10 into executive session, or
indeed any motion at all that will con-
tinue the delay can be made.
but what n cloture be attompted2
No moro chance OF cloiure than
there was during the federal elections
bill 1ght In the Fifty.nrst Congress.
Tho gold men must come 10 ut; we
shall not surrender 10 them by any
means. Our Chicago convention
bids fair 10 be- very popular
and large one. We shall exhibit n
strength, Of which our opponents, per.
haps, do not dream.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

lie has been heltoj and the house
will not fail and the junior member Of
ho firm will be drOpICd. This would
rot he accepted iu Wall street a. tho
nrm that was causing heavy sales. Il
wa insisted that the house behind the
activity WAS larger house than
Crewa, Licohcnatadt & Go.
NEW York, July rs Stocks opened
heavy, depressed, lm't lower. There
was considerable selling pressure un
the bank troubles Of the West and
fumofs Of financial difficulties IN
London.
Liquidation on large scale was the
feature OF the early trading. A further
advance In the rates Of exchange
destroying the gold Imports and
reports affecting the credit Of the PaCi-
flc Mail, Union Pacific and other com.
paniee, accelerated the downward
movement. A sharp fall wiped
out tho margins ana tho bfok-
ers were compelled TO CLOSE out
their contracts In many cases. The
break In prices ranged from TO 4 thu
latter being general electric 10 5il,
which Ia lower than during the cor.
dnge panic. Lead dropped % 10 go;
Pacinc Mail - 10 IL; -. Pau ~ 90
bC.; Great Northern preferred . 10 lJ4.
A. II O'clock the market was heavy
A further decline occurred after II,
the lowest quotations being maize since
the decline set In. 81. Paul cold ns
low a. 55l on decrease In the earn.
ings lbst week. Rock leland fell TO
5Gi. At noon the market was weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
ABANDONED WELLS.
The Natural Gas Prospects are Very
DISCOuGsI1g
The Loss Heavy Onc for Hard Times
They will Discontinue their
Salt Lake Onlcc.

For more than a year Rhodes Bros,
the great pipe manufacturers OF Don.
yer, have been industrously nj work
prospecting for gns on tract u
country contiguous to that ON which
the New American Gas company has
been operating. They were backed by
such wealthy men ~ MIR. Hunter, the
Leadvil!o millionaire aud Others
equally rs strong financially.
Night and day they continued
operations aud expended vast
sums Of money. Five wells In all were
sunk, two Of them to depth Of be-.
tween one thousand and one thousand
one hundred feet. In the larger wells
l2.lnoh pipe was used. slx.inch was
the smallest clues of pipe used. One
Of the great shafts was sunk Within
quarter Of mile from the noted Tus.
carors whistler. The Messrs. Rhodes
Bros. claim that when they com.
menced operations none OF the wells
he'd been driven to a depth greater
than four hundred feet. This they knew
was simply surface gas aud M they
were anxious to get down to bedrock,
they pushed ON into the earth In hope
Of finding It. But It was fOTlOrn
hope on their part. Nowhere were
there the slighteHt indications Of Tfen-
ton rock, shale or any material harder
than clay. II II true they encountered
occasional Howe OF gas hut not Ia sum.
client quantities u be- OF particular
value. Then again they knew Of no de.
vice whereby they could contiuo or save
even the unsatisfactory aud limited
quantities found, The reason for this
lay In the fact that the earth ut the
bottom OF tne pipe was always soft aud
tremendous cavUfuH were Invariably
blown out allowing the gas 10 escape.
The Messfs. Rhodes are 40 dlssAtis.
fed with their venture that the urns.
poets are they will give up their tilinu
in this city aud return 10 Denver.
'rhe unused Pipe they have here they
will endeayor TO dispose Of. II unsuo.
cessful II will be sold anu shipped
sewhere.
Ifany tendeTioOt ia the shape Of a
natural gas enthusiasm will call up0n
the Messrs. Rhodes Bros. he VIII, II N
said, hear "A refrain VI unsuccessful
vspOr hunting that will cause his
ieveTish imagination to cool on with
rapidlty that will cause HIN 10 wipe
the Precipitation from his brow, put his
hand on his purse aud thank his lucky
stars that he was not rOped IN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
PROSPEROUS NEPnI.


Judge r. L.. Foote Of Nephl was n
the capital today on business, To
NEWS reporter he stated that not
withstaHding Juab county had
been greatly damaged by reason Of tue
downward trend of silver, the residents
Of that county were reasonably pros.
porous and happy. In the region
round about Nephi, the hay, grain
and fruit crop prospects were OF tbs
most promising character.
Not business failure has been
chronicled In "Llttle Chicago" dur
ing the depression anu the indications
are that none will occur, NJ least not
in the near future.
The gooI people Of Nuphl are
very much clated over the fact that
there will be- term OF court held ia
their city Ia September next. Tho
splendid court house at that place IL
oueOf the best In Utah aud will bo all
that Ia necessary IN the way of afford.
ing ample accommodation for court
purposes.
There Ia good deal OF business at
Nophi now 10y reason OF the partial
reconstruction Of the roadbed OF tho
Siupetu Valley railway between that
place and M0roni, A great many new
rails are being placed Ia position and
soon tho road Will be In excellent con-
ditlOu for the fall trade,
Nephi 10 the acknow lodged center
OF the wool business VI Southern Titan
and many Of the sheep men who live
there or near there are still holding
their spring clip with the hopes there
Will be rise In the market before
another season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Tho FOur-Year-Oli son Of Jethro
Rydalch, EVANSVILLE, Attempts TO
swallow Iinclure OF Iodine.


SPECIAL Dispat,h 10 ne NEWS.
GRANIsvILLE, July ia serious
accident occurred Mt this place today
and that the victim OF II Is not now
dead Ia marvel. A little four-year.
old son OF Jelhro Rydalch was play
ing about the house when out Of
curiosity he, ohild.llke, opened the
door Of n closed washstand, the lower
part Of which contained number Of
shelves and which was used a. n
medicine chest. on the shelves were
good many small bottles containing
various kinds Of medicine, some Of
which was OF poisonous
character. Tho little fellow took
one Of the vials containing tincture ot
iodine from the lot and uucOrking II
placed II TO his mouth. Almost im-
mediately the act was discovered.
DR.. Davis OF ToO0le, twelve miles
distant, was tolophOned TO anu he
prescribed Ru smetic which was
promptly applied. lt disclosed the
gratifying information that none Of
the tiuclufs had reached the ohild's
stomach, The little fellOw'a mouth
aud throat, however, were frightiuily
burned, though the injuries will not
prove fatal. The case was one that
excited considerable alarm and now
that serious results lre not anticipated
all concerned are rejoicing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
A RESTRAINING ORDER.


Jerry Becker has commenced suit In
the district court at Ogden for an In.
Junction against Adam Larson, L..
Carter, Joseph Burton, T.. McCuin,
William McCuin, Abraham Rose, Al n.
drew Rose nnd Henry Rose, To restrain
them from diyerting or appropriuting
the waters OF Marble canyon ofeek, Ia
Box Elder county. The plainuf
claims that he 10 the owner OF 100
Inches Of the water and has been using
it for culinary, domestic and irrigation
purposes. A temporary restraining
order has been issued.
The defendants arc the incorporation
Of tho Marble Greek Irrigation com.
pany. which filed It's articles Of incor-
poration with the Territorial secretary
yeaterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Tor the comfort Of the aged veterans Oh
their annual out. Besides the hadpea
Worni each gentleman was presented
with a miniature nag, which also
decorated the lapel OF his coat. The
ladies were given fans TO keep them.
selves cool and the Old Folks, choir
cheofei al with tho music Of their
sweet singing.
Az the depot here they we're met by
carriages which quickly conveyed
Them to tho scene of action. Tables
were all ready, and,as Brother Savage
put u, they had nothing 10 do but eat,
drink anu DO merry.
This Il the eighteenth annual excuf.
slon. The met was In 1875, 10 Lake
Point, aud To-Day II the fifth tine that
Osden aud Weber county have enter.
.slnel the OLD Folks. Right well are
they doing II. All are provided fotall
are happy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
NEWS WIRED TODAY.
Tgo Steamers Seized By tho Revenue
Cutter Richard Rush.
THE SINKING OF THE VICTORIA
worlds Fair Favored Win Iuea
Wraiher.-Slock Markets In
New York aud London

POM TowEsESD, Wash, Juiy 10
Tho revenue cutter Richard hush
,.iz,d the s,eamers Alexan dria ana
81. Paul near the okefmok ls'shu'
July i.t The Alexandra hAd 10
sonl. and the 81. Paul0 The leu'en-
o,t al the Rush boarded st. Paul niirr
having boon on the Alexandria atd
tho captain Of the former vessel think
ing ho wns under seizure, complained
about tho officer not SELLING the
Alexandria. He made n statement
winch showed that the modus vivendl
was being violated aud the lieutenant
accordingly seized both vessels. They
were cent to Sitka with the prize crew
Tue AlrxundTiA II tho vessel when
nred ON and dlsablodi the United
states man.Oi-wat Mohlcan June 2oih'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
HE CITY'S MKT POSTMASTER.
There Is Considerable Speculation a. TO
Who lie win Be.-Colonel nyde's
Name Suggested.

There Is no little amount OF speoula.
ton these days on the part Of local
political place hunters and their
friends AZ to who shall get this office
or that. Ths well paying position Of
postmaster 10 perhaps as frequently
spoken OF as any other.
II has been known for some time
that two OF the candidates In the field
are Thomas Hull and Postmaster
Barrett. Now II Is stated that Colonel
Hyde, executor Of the Salt Lake
Herald, can secure the appoint
men, by simply asking for
II. Colonel Hyde IL an old
Missourian aud staunch Cleveland
Democrat. lie commenced his active
career Rs a reporter on the ~. Louis
Republican some years before the
sixties, He gradually worked his way
up until he became editOr In chief Of
the paper and for years no held that
position.
When MIR. Cleveland was elected 10
the Presidency the fret time, or short.
~ after, Mr.. Hyde was In Europe.
While there no was rendered and AC-
cepted the pOstmastership Of ~. Louis.
He served IN that capacity tor four
years and then resigned and went
10 81. Joe, where he established
n paper cslled the Baiot. From 81. Joe
Mr.. Hyde came 10 Salt Lake at the
solicitation Of the late Frank II. Dyer
anu others.
r. .garding the mention OF Colonel
II yd.ia uuna " llh tina pnstuasteFshin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
OLD FOLKS Ar OGDEN.


Special 70 me NEWS per Dsi,rd Telegraph,
OaDES, July lS,-Tho OLD folks' cx-
cursion arrived here at 1905 this
morning. There were aboard 1903
souls; OF this number 1910 were over
7O-oonsequently old folks-and the
remainder 1877, was made up Of mem.
beers Of committees, aids and tralnmen.
The train, which was under
the management OF the genial
conductor, John AcOmb, who
has now performed this pleasant duty
eleven times, consisted Of twenty-One
coaches and one for the oOmmissary.
Each car was provided with gentle
man and two lady aids, whose uuty II
was TO see that all were provided win
refreshments such as lemonade and
cakes and perform other little offices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
rmr yIcToRIA DIsAsTEn.
Captain uouriso Continues Ills Testi-
mouy in court.

Captain nourko Continues Ills Test-
mouy la IuurL
VALETTA, Malta, July ls.-Caplain
Boufke this morning resumed the stand
la the court martial rusulting
from the sinking OF tho British
baltleshipViclorln, on Trlpoli. BOufko
testified that lac became aware OF the
danger Of n collision almost ne soon as
tie Victoria began 10 turn. Admiral
TryOn had contulIcI nobody about the
maumlvsrp. IL had been customary
TO usu thirty degree helm, but Tryon
changed IL 10 twenty-eight degrees.
Lord Clifford, the dag lieutenant Of
tue squadron, testified that after the
collision Admiral Tryon said ~ him;
"lt was ali my fault"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
ProbnbIy only a Runor.

WAsuNGToS, July ls.-Tho navy
department officials do not credit tho
report that the United States steamer
Mohican was fired on and disabled
by poaching sealer IN the Alaskan
waters on June 25th. One reason OF
this Is the receipt Of a telegram this
morning from Captain Hooper Of the
revenue cutter Rush, dated the 18th
saying that by the command OF Com.
mander Ludlow OF the MOhichn he
had seized tho sealers 81. Paul and
Alexandria but making no mention OF
the disabling OF MOhican. 1t Ia not
believed that he would have omitted
30 important an event.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Urent Easlern stcnm.lIp Compnny

ST. PAUL, July ls.-President Hin
Of tho Great Northern railway has
completed arrangements with Samuel
hauus & Co. Of London for operating a
llue OF steamers between the terminus
OF the road and the leading Aslatio
points. The company will early In
August have thirty large steamships
In the Pacific service. One will carry
The largest tonnage Of any merchant
man In existence. What IN to be
known ~ this Great Eastern Steamship
company will be organized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Sunday School Soeiablc.

The Tenth ward Sunday school win
give their annual Ia wn soolablo next
Thursday evening Mt the residence Of
James Il. Malln sea-, No. 9l3 East
sixth south. les cream aud refresh.
monts Will he served untcr the dirfc.
ton Of II, A. Reeve, assisted by tho
young ladies of the wnrI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

LONDON, July ls.-sIccks are fiat In
sympaIhy with the depression Ia New
YORK yesterday. Bar silver 83l.
The market closed unsettled under
gloomy rumors of further difficulties.
rAere were continual reaiZations,
Atchlsou, Topeka 4 Santa Fc declined
.; Lake Shore, .; Denver & Rio
Grande, preferred l; Northorn Pacific,
preferred "a; Union Pacific, H.. The
prices at the close were tue worst OF
the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Ideal weather greeted the visitors TO
the World's Fair this morning. The
Sky Is clear aud the temperature just
right for out door exercise, and n
bracing breeze came on the Lake
Michigan. Visitors were not slow TO
take advantage Of tho conditions anu
began to flock into tho grounds early.
Not since the Fourth Of July have the
ticket takers been kept 10 busy. Tue
exhibit Of the republic OF Uruguay was
formally opened 10 the puUlio today
anu Is exceedingly creditAblr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

CHICAGO, July ls,-Under tue la
iluence OF the panioky feeling In stocks
Ia London and New York, and the
bank panic In Denver, wheat plunged
downward y cents on the Board OF
Trade here today. September opened
! lower at Gsl, declined 10 05! reacted
U70l.6. Ga New York reporting
large export allowances other artioles
dealt In, especially hog products, were
also more or less demOralized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
To Be Heard From.

The Utah commission did not mako
appointments OF precinct deputy regis.
trars today, as the following counties,
the only ones remaining 10 be filled,
have yet to be heard 'front.' Iron, Grand,
San Juan, Tooels, Wayne aud Cache,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
NEW YORK srocW MARKET.
Tue Fleets OF the Panic In the
West.

sue Fleets Of the Panic In the
west
NEw HoRK, July ls.-The stock oI-
change opened In excitement ANA "a
general decline Of prices followed. The
utehk started In London and was
accompanied by report that q
lMge International banking house
was about to fail, ANA that
mere were liquidation of stocks on
snylr account. No name WINS openly
gwen but several were suspected,
IL N learned definitely that the
LONDON stock exchange firm has been
eAVtu from failure by timely asaist.
ahet, and II was supposed that this
might have given ground for the ru-
loI, as II necessltated added liquida-
uoh OF several stocks. The mousse
'eleiied TO Is that Of Crewf, Liechton-
s'aul 4 Co., whose embarrassment WIS
t"used by the injudicious and uniOr-
NnA'e spvouiAtions OF junior partner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Set Free TodaY.

Charles Harris was released from
the penitentinry this morning, having
served his sentence Of six months Tor
adultery. He was sent up from She
Second district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
FINANCIAL DISASTERS.
4 Large Dry Goods Hou.o CLOSED by
Attachments.

DEsvER, Colo, July ls.-McNpm.
ara, dry goods company, one OF the
largest houses In the West, was closed
by attachment this morning.
The liabilities are quarter Of n
million aud the nssets are unknown,
The failure was caused by attachments
by the Union National bank for ST..
$50; the Colorado National for 800, si7.
The president OF the latter bank had
private claim OF s2j, 900 and ID. Sheody,
an sfllcer In the Denver National, for
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Tho nronrnt IN An.trIn.

VENNA, July lS--The drought has
caused u shortage In the oats crop, anf
higher prices. The government has
decided that II there is any further rise,
tue army horses will be fed ON a
mixture Of one third corn and two thirds
uats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
rIrE LoNDON FIRE.

MANY bindings Laid In Ashes M lie
Results.
LoNDoN, July ls.-Laet nighps FIRE
among the warehouses burned over an
area Of 1900 yards. Thirty huildlugsi
occupied by over twenty-five hrms
dealing In stationery, clothing, ten,
wines, furniture, imported goods, otc'i
were totally burned. The nightwatci'
men and families In many Of them
barely escaped with their lives. The
lofs IN ci 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
TIE sIIEmnAN LAW.
Arkansas Delegation Ia Congress
Opposed 10 a..

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July ls.-Not.
outstanding the fact that ali the
leading commercial organizations
OF Arkansas have declared In
favor VI the unconditional repeal
u the Shermnn.silver law, tho deltga-
lion In Congress will, with possibly
one exception, vote against the repeal.
The One exception IL Congressman
WI. Leroy OF this city, aud he refuses
10 commit himself on the question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

ANACoRTEs, Wash, July 18th @
Bank Of Anacortes has failed, owing
to the inability TO realize on security.
The liabilities are 100000 and the
assets $4,000. Depositors win DO paid
In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Interest iu thc Reaper Contest
To-day.

WAYNE, Ills, July i5.-Conslder.
able Interest attaches to the Worlds
Fair reaper contest, which takes place
here today. IL viii not be- concluded
till lato In the day. II ~ not yet
known how many contestants Will take
part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
o1rlzENa nANIk op ApA.

TOLEDO, o.. July 1S.-The CiIlzene
Bank Of Ada, the most prominent Ia
Hardin county, failed this morning,
No statement.