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sENsATIoNNn SHOOTING
In n Piimburgh m,lI-DnchRrEei Helper
shoots Ills Former EuipIOJBr.

In PiitAburgh mill-DiachnrEei Helper
shoot, III, FORMER EmploJcr.
ptrsnUnGn, Pa, Oct. "a ssnsa.
tlonal ahootiug took plpco tonight nj
divers Ninth street mill, South Side,
resulting In tho fatal shooting Of limo.
thy Rowlay, aud tho dangerous wound.
ing Of William Scott, by William Leon.
ard.
Leonard, whose homo is in NOwburg,
Ohio, CamO hers about year ago, and
was employed by Rowloy as Il helper in
tho mill, but was discharged in MAY
last.
To-day ho bought 90 calibrc revolver
aud said Ito would kill RowlOy before
night. Ho went 10 the mill and called
Rowlcy aside and at once fired a
bullet into tho laltor's abdomen, In.
llicling wound which must prove
ialul. To make sure OF liS work hO
fired two more shots, but missed Row.
10y, hitting William Scott In tho Lex,
and ihon fled, pursued by crowd Of
mill men, who threatened a lynChlug II
tho man wai caught. After an exciting
chnsu By citizens aud police Leonard
was captured aud Iockod up, tho police
being strong enough to protect him.
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WIRE WHISPERS.

Tho UnllOd sLnln Cruiser Brooklyn
was Huccasiully launched hL Cramps
ship yard Yesterday
Tho EuChNtialIc Congro1a OF tho
Catholic church wal oponcl nj Wash.
inglJn yesterday with pOnlIiiCIal high
mass NJ ST. iAtrick, 4 church, Nlonaignor
Satoll being tho Cenbrant aud Cardinal
Gibbon, aud many nrchbi,hOps aud
bah0ps assisting Tile event was ono
Of tho most memorable In tho history
oi tho church, ~ with lhrOn exceptions
nll tho dipnIiariOS nnnd diocesan heads
OF tho church In Anofica participated,
Tho Massachusetts Democrats In con.
ypnll1n ut Worcester ycGlNrdhy nOmi.
nalnd tho following Ticket. For guv.
crnor, George Frud Williams, Of Dcd.
lInn. lieutenant governor Hon. lNnOl
+. Gfinncl, NJ urcOnllcldI secretary VI
state, Hon. Edward u, Hymn, ui Boston
treasurer and receiver genOtnl Hon,
lsbOn y. Stevens, Vi Dudley, attorney
gonoral, Henry T. llutlbul, OF Lynn,
auditor, AIlrol u whitney, Of lionton,
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DEmiS, Oct, Acting upon intor.
nation received, tho authoriliOs Of Go.
logno have takon into custOdY several
additional persons who arn charged
with being connected with what socms
to bn thorouohlv organized AtlOmpt
to spy upon different fortified positions
In Germany l; is said that tho partics
NrrOstOd at Cologne arc oilhor French
olliCorB or men In tho employ Of tho
French government
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THE WORM TURNS.
smoulderlng Flames of Discomfort
Among ArmenIans Flash Up,
ATTEMPT TO PRESENT \ PETITION
To the Sultan at the Palace and
Clash with tho Police,
RESULTING IN BLOODY ENCOUNTER

In Which u Number Are Killed on
Both sIdss-Tho Troops In tho Gar.
rlson Under ArmS-Tho G Government
Alarmed Over tho Aspect of Affairs,
Officials In Carriages Fired Upon,
Over Five Hundred ArmonIAns
Placed Under ArrOst-EIghty Per.
sons Killed aud Wounded In tho
Riots
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wnuporos, D. O., oct. g.--'SocfeIary
Iamon, issued nm order this afternoon
as.0IOIne Gen. Miles to duty In wash
D'lon ~ general Of tho army, aud Con.
'uy0t now on spocial duty W "h'n' 70
inPlyn, " tho command Of tho dHpatl'
Io'ot oi tho OAIL with headquarters III
h0W York.
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A Finish EIGHI
Ia the Texas Legislature Won by
the Nervy Young Governor,
KNOCKING OUT BOTH PUGILSTS
VIII be No Prlza Fighting in the
Lone Star Commonwealth.
QUICKEST LEGISLATION ON RECORD,

Tho Anti.PrlIo Fight Bill Passed by
Both Houses in Exactly ThrOe Hours
by che wAteh-only Six Votes Cast
Against it-The Measure will bo
Signed by tho Governor To-day and
will bs Immediately Operative.
CuIborson is Warmly Congratulate Od
by His Friends on Hls Unqualified
VICTORY.
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ALLEGEn DEMAND
on Great Britain il ltoGnrd to tho vonO.
EurInn OneatiOu.

On Great Ifitniu III HoEhtd 10 tho Nouo'
Iurlnn 0nrstiOn.
WAsnlsdroS, D. g., Oct. 9.-RoporLa
from St. Paul, Mimi, in which state
liyOs Donald Grant, tho head OF the
American. Venezuelan syndicate, that
tho syndicate will meet 10 Now York to-
morrow, hayo awakened interest In
Washington, owing to its bearing on
tho negotiations between tho United
States aud Great Britain concerning
VSnozuoIa. Tho 81. Paul advIcss an'
nouncsI that Secretary Olnoy had sent
thrso letters to Ambassador BRyArd H..
stfuc,ing him To notify Great Britain
that unless tho Venezuelan question
was submitted to arbitration within
ninety days tho United StRlOs would
enforce tho Monroe doctrine.
That such lOtlor, hayO been sent can
not DO confirmed at tho state depart.
mont Secretary OlnOy will not admit
that ho ha, aent Ono or thrPo luttora on
tho subject, nor will ho glyo any lnli'
nation 4. to tho'atntli Of tho question.
gcnor Andralo, tho Yonczuolan minis.
Tor. said to-day that ho was unintormOd
no 10 any such lOLtOts.
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1nnn. NInnnnr aIll AIlvs.

WAsmsaroY, Oct 2.--At midnight
'1oro had been no material change Ia
Honoul MahonO's condition. Tho
creator mart Of tho time lln bloepl nnd Is
rDucOona only NJ intervals, No hope u
hold out Dy hia physician, who, now
tnor, says lno general may remain III
iig present alala fora dnY or moro.
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AIsotluE of oalholIo Arohbi,hop..

wAsmSoros, b. c., Oct. 2.-Tho arch.
bishops of tho Catholic church, repre-.
senting the chief authority in actual
church work, held meeting at the
Catholic University to-day. The meet.
ing was secret and those present were
not inclined to mako public tho results.
II was said, however, by ono OF tho
archbishops after the meeting, that the
discussion was confined to questions Of
discipline within tho several diOcesos,
and that no cases OF special moment
we're taken up. Later in the day a
special committee, consisting OF Car.
dinaI Gibbons aud Archbishops Corri.
gan and Kahn, considered the question
Of rsorsaniEing tho Catholic Bureau Of
Indian Missions in accordance with the
requirements Of congressional enact
mOn,.
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CnicAuo, Oct. 2.-Iohn D. Mcintyre,
tho PENNSYLVANIA delegate TO tho recent
Irish convention, who has boon missing
Tor several days, was found to-day In
fact, hu found himself, as no Walked
into McCny's hotel 10 Claim his oyur.
coat aud grip, llo said ho had been III
at tho homo Of relatives In tho city,
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CANnmDuE, Mass, Oct 2.-Dh Elliot
+. Rogers, Of Chicago, formerly OF
orcoster, Instructor In chemistry, at
tho Harvard college, wa, found dcad In
tho laboratory this eyAnInR.
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Tor Wui vlWun, mt soulhluctly wind'i
slightly Wnrmur
lnr Western Pennsylvania and ono itIJ,
tpulnwuHrtIy WlnN. hNrnm'ng ynrlnhlr
lIlr lruwUrrW IEfrnnW
ny nfn.hrl nv e. glWuw lusyl,t ciri't
Market nnl lnuIlOpUlI sITrHN
, o. m..u..,,,,,.,,..., ts. Iu u...,H,uaa,u,
u n mu,,,. .i,,,,,,., N'I ~ n.uu. .tt att,,, bl
\! liut",,ror,u.uow Ool Ncilhet aVluNh
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Besides the important cases above
mentioned in the iron and stoel indus.
try, tho Consolidated Wire Nail Com.
pany is givcn, with works In Allen
town. Pittsburgh, Joliet, Lorkport, ILL.,,
aud 81. Louis. agCregaiing $3.50 hands,
aud then tho Allentown, Joliet, Lock-
port aud ST. Louis works ara separately
giyOn again, aud tho Pittsburgh works
under the name OF the Rankin, and the
wifo nail works OF Anderson, Ind, with
1000 hands, aro added twice. The
SloW Coal aud Iron Company, OF
Tennessee, appears twice, with 5000
hands and per cent each time; the
Bethlehem twice with 1000 mon, aud In
this case second increase id counted,
though II would bo obviously improper
to include 1900 hands; tho Cleveland
iounlros arc given. aud Afterwards tho
mouIdOb OF Cleveland, tho Columbia,
OF Lancaster, with 800 men, Is givon
twice tho same dato; tho National tube
works, OF New Brunswick, are included
twice, tho COnsGhohOckun twice, tho
American, OF youngstown, twice, tito
Lebanon bolt works twico aud the
lobanon works thrCO tlmOi, once with
800 hands and again with 1000 hands;
tho Cdtasauqun nro included with 400
aud again with 800; tho Ellis aud LoBsiR
works once with 800 aud again at tho
same rate; tho llcCkshor works once,
Juno 20, with 200. aud ngain, July !.
win 500 Tho Illinois steel works ara
included Nay 10. and agnin June 20
with 1000 men, aud again July u with
800, and again July with 800. ThH
MuorOhCad works, ri Pittsburgh, nro in
culod twIcc also tho Brooke iron works
aud the Atoonlj tho Lindsay nnd Me-
Cnlchcon works In MAY and june oacn
time ali per cont, tho Maryland stoal
works Ia June with 1000 and III july
with 700 hands, tho Riyctside, ot
vhocug with 1900 In Nav aud again
in juno with $50. the Rohling work,
with 900 June 1, 800 lm ., $50 junc 70
aud $50 August the Sharou wofk1
with 1000 In MAY and 1000 IN Au,naLi
Continued w SirM Pagal
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forced yesterday in apprehension oi an
attempted attack upon tho person Of
the sovereign,
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southampton So Louis Now York
NrW lun NufiuDR. liverpool
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
CITY NEWS in BRIEF.

Rev. William L. White will discuss some
OF the needed reforms. moral and social at
Q O'Clock at No. 4l9 Market street, Sunday
afternoon.
Tho present term in the public schools
ends January 81, and examinations for pre-
motion commence Thursday.
y Bad weather has delayed the beginning OF
work on the steamer Mary L. Citizens 1T
Moore's shipyard.
The Atlantic and Danville railroad float,
known At Moore's shipyard as mo. a." will
be launched on Monday. She Is 100 feet long
70 feet beam and g feet depth of hold.
meet Wednesday evening, when important
business will be transacted.
The members of the Friendship COMPANY
who will participate In the.housing OF the
Washy'a new chemical will meet Monday
evening at 9 30 o'clock.
Nathaniel II. Phillirs, of Omar, Sussex
county, has received a reissue from the
United States Pension Department.
Market street bridge over the Christiana ia
In good working order again to-day, the dam
ages done by the recent freezs-up there hav-
Ing been repaired.
From the jackson and Sharp Company's
shtpyard yesterday the last of the carfiosts
built for the Long Island Railroad Company
was sent to New York to go into commission
lne NE OF the revival services now being held
IN scott a. Z. Church and he has prepared
some special songs for tomorrow evening.
night at .3Qthe praying band of Made
ieylM. y. Church, OF South Wilmington. will
hold " basket social" one OF the first OF theee
interesting entertainments that has been held
10 that part Of town.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
FINE LITTLE PLEASURE BOAT.

Yacht Esther" with vapor Power Ma
Kines and Cabin Being BniIt for John
Il. Harr's Use Next Season.
Ship carpenaers are engaged In con.
structing 8 pretty little steam yacht on
the Lobdell Companys wharf and are
hurrying on with the work 80 that this
model aud modern craft will be ready for
active service In river waters by May
Mr.. Msrr has decided to call his new
pleasure boat the Esther. and he will use
her principally on the North East river
near his farm at Charlestown, Nd Before
sending her down into Maryland, how.
ever, some pleasure parties will be taken
out on the Delaware, and cruise up the
picturesque stream will doubtless be
made.
The Esther will be 35 feet long and Q
feet beam. She will be run by q vapor
power engine built by the Globe Engine
Company, Of Philadelphls This operates
the machinery by gasoline or naphtha
fumes She will have a cabin 10 feet
long by 8 feet wide, nicely furnished and
congsnial for any yachting parties
Mum Is doing the ship carpentering
and Hysore d Son ars putting In the
machinery
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
The naArnraltr Onntent

The gubernatorial question having
been finally disposed of by the inaugura
tion of Governor Marvii. public thought
is now turning towards the municipal
election, and each Of the two great par
ties Is looking around for q suitable
standard bearer Several have been
named as men who could carry the colors
to victory Among them are Francis II,
Hoffecker, lifelong resident OF the city,
and q member OF tne law firm Of Hoff scker
and Hoffscker; Captain Thomas johnson
ex-City Councilman and one OF the Re
publican wheel horses; William Simmons,
ex-sheriff, and Samuel H BRynard, mem
Der OF the Board OF Public Education and
one Of Wilmington's leading merchants.
The Democrats have but one man who
has been publicly named by his friends,
although there is ample timber to build
from. He Is Colonel James V. Jefferis
and is well known especially in secret
society matters.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
u YOUR DOG RerIstered7

The time set by the ordinance for the
registration of dogs expires to morrow,
but owing to 1t being Sunday, to-day Is
the last on which dogs not registered are
safe from the dog.catcher. Monday that
official will start out with bis wagon and
nets and woe 20 the unfortunaf canine
which does not wear one of the brass
badges Chief Dolan informed an
EvENIEa JOURNAL reporter this morning
that the number OF dogs registered 80 far
was pretty nearly up to the number
last year After TO morrow the dog
catcher can seize any dog unregistered
and can even go on a mans property to
capture It, In addition the owner or
harborer is liable to prosecution and fne
for keeping the animal
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
WAS GIVEN UP FOR DEAD.
HENRY WILSON SUDDENLY COMES
BACK AFTER MANY YEARS.

He Creates q Sensation in Townsend
whioh Place He Left Twelve Years Ago
and Had Not Been Seen or Heard From
Since.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND, Jan l9.-The return Of
Henry Wilson, former resident of this
town, yesterday afternoon, has created
profound sensation here. He left Town
send twelve years ago for few weeks
In the West for the benefit of his health,
his wife and his two children, one = girl
about 10 years old and the other = girl
baby In the arms, remaining here. Weeks
drifted into months and months into
years, and nothing Was heard from or of
him. His wife and relatives gave him
ap for dead
When he reached town yesterday he
found bis Oldest daughter, the wife of
Winfield 3. Lattomus, one of Townsend's
merchants, and the proud mother Of q
bonncing baby. She recognized him i'm :
mediatsly and threw her arms around his
neck. He picked her up bodily, kissed her
and carried her into the house.
Inquirlng for his wife he learned that
she was living in Philsdelphia and that
Nita, his younger daughter, was away
attending school Just how he will ex
plain bis long absence TO his faithful
wife is 3 matter of conjecture. It is
understood that during his prolonged
absence be has visited many parts of the
globe, but spent most of his time In CAL
ifornia He is about 81 years old and
brother Of Mrs. George M d. Hart, who
is also rejoiced to have him restored to
her. He will go up to Philadelphia to
see his wife and daughter Nita.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
Rarard Lerion Racention.

German Hall was the scene Of festivity
last evening and the spacious room was
filed with many dancers The occasion
was the ninth grand annual reception of
the Bsysrd Legion Democratic Club, and
the popularity of this sterling political
organization was amply demon
strated by the attendance The commit
tee to which is due the success Of the
event, was composed Of w. A. McEvilly,
chairman; Joseph Hinger, secretary ;
Harry Brand, treasurer; w. X Dunbar,
grand conductor; Edward Brand, floor
manager, and BepjamIn Babb, Harry
Jacobs. John B. Dunbar, w. F Long and
Charles M. Dettling, assistant floor
managers. Dancing was kept up until a
late hour and royal good time enjoyed
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

yesterday. lb was presented by Secre
tary Of State Smithers, the members
standing while he performed his mis-
sion
1t was the report and vouchers OF Mrs
J. Frank Ball, of Wilmington, who had
charge of the expenditures incidental TO
the .woman's exhibit at the Worlds
Fair. On motion of Mr. Handy II was
taken up and read. IL showed that of a
total appropriation amounting to 5000
and entrusted 20 her for expenditure,
@36 49 remains TO the credit of the state,
The financial report was accompanied BY
lengthy review of the exhibit Of the
handiwork Of Delaware women. This
report and documents accompanying
were referred to a special committee
consisting Of Messrs Handy, Records
and Harrington.
A Cooperative Concern.
Senator Records introduced a bill to
Incorporate the Farmers Store Company,
Of Laurel The incorporators are George
w McGee, David w Ralph. William T.
Records. William q Hastings and George
w. Watson
The store is now being conducted on q
cooperative plan. The capital etock Ia
$40. 900.
The. Dover and Milford Limo.
Representative DAILY will have a say In
electric railway legislation. He will
Introduce an act to incorporate the Dover
aud Milford Electric Railway Company.
The route of the road will be from Mi
ford to Dover along the state road. The
capital stock OF the corporation will be
$500 600 The young West Dover hun.
dred statesman is not yet ready to
divulge the names Of those who are back
of the enterprise, but says they are re
sponsible and will build the road II the
charter be granted.
Uncut Opal aud Gold Nugget.
Speaker of the House McAullen wears
In bis scarf large and beautiful uncut
opal which was brought to him from
Mexico by friend In the light of the
result of the caucus for House organiza
tion he does not believe the opal TO be an
unlucky stone.
Senator HRrrlngton's piece Of jswelry Is
gold nugget worth about 50 II was
found In Californis by his brother, now
deceased and is put on the pin just as 1t
was found
Prohibition for Delaware.
Senator Handy gave notice OF an act
w ptphtblb hbc oAlC VI CikhHSLASb III bAt
State of Delaware Tue Law now In
force is simply restrictive and not pro-
hibitory.
Den't shoot the Birds, the Pretty Birds.
Representative Sypherd gave notice of
bills to divorce Forrest d., and Mary Z
Mount: Amanda and John T Daley; to
protect song birds, and TO compel the
Citizens Light. Heat and Power Company
to exercise due care aud cIrcumspectlon
ia opsr ating its projected electric rail
way between Dover and Camden.
Legislative Notes.
The Senate adopted resolution giving
the privilege OF the floor to the governor,
state officials. members Of the House,
ex ms mbers Of the General Assembly and
ladies.
Senator Pyle introduced the bill TO
incorporate the Hibsrnia Brewing Com
pany
Representative Pyle gave notice Of the
Single Tax bill drawn TO sPply to the
4 city of New Castle
QaartermRater General Chaytor was In
Dover yesterday settling up the inaugu-
ral expenses OF the National Guard
Representative Morgan will introduce
an act to transfer the land of Charles K
Russell from school district No. III to
district 143 Sussex county
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
SENATOR FENlMoRE's BOMB.
Introduces Bill TO Prevent Bribery and
Corruption at Elections.

Corruption at Elections.
Special Dispatch to the Evening journal.
DOVER, Jan. l9--Senator Fenlmore
introduced bill In the Senate to-day to
prevent bribery ard corruption at
elections.
1t provides that every candidate,
whether for state, county or city
office, shall within ten days after election
flea sworn itemlzed statement of money
contributed by himself or others for
campaign purposes, with names Of
recipients and purpose of expenditure
Appointese and aspirants to Office must
also DO the same.
State officers and aspIranta must file
the statement in the office Of the score
tAry OF the state. and county officers and
aapirauta with the clerk of the peace.
Wilmington candidates must file their
statements with the county clerk
fine OF $500 % $l 200 and forfeiture
of oaiee would result for a failure 70
comply, Bribery Is punlsha Bile by fine
OF 81. 200, one half to be paid to the state
the other half to the 10 former
This repeals chapter 27. volume II
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
THE REMoRsEfUL QUARTET.

They Drink Deep and Sup sorrowfully.
This Mornings Grist OF the Police Mill.
A quartet Of sorry looking fellows
occupied the prisoners dock this
morning when Judge Ball directed Crler
Heal to open Municipal Court. They had
all gazed too long on the wine when 1t
was red. Officer Mcguire was sponsor
for two Of them, John Harkins and
Edward Gibbons, and his introduction Of
their merits brought them fine Of $5
and costs.
John Gray was found by Officer
Davidson. very drunk, wreck on tue
coast He claimed that he was working
and had home, and his story had such
tinge Of truthfulEess that he got off
with fine of 81 and costs.
Chambers Heck fell prey to Officer
Gum, who bagged him in a very juicy
condition. he had nothing TO say re
garding his slip and got fine Of I'll and
costs, In default Of which he win join
Sheriff Gillis's boarders for term
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
THE FURNITURE PROM THIS CITY.
Littls Doubt. Nov. Hut That ths JAohson
and sharp Company vim Farnish Phlia-
dslphla'a oouacii Chambers

Littls Doubt, Now, hut That the jackson
and sharp Company vim Farnish Phiia
dslphla'a oouaoil Chambers.
It ls believed to be only question Of
a few days when the jackson and Sharp
Company Of this city will secure the
contract, after a competition With many
bidders, for supplying the furniture for
the City Council chambers OF pnliadel
phla These are the luxurlant meeting
and committee rooms In the Public
Build ings.
II was known early this week when
the proposals we're opened before
Select Conncil's committee. that the
Wilmington car and ship builders were
tbe lowest bidders, but to day advicsa
from PhiladelphiA are 20 the effect that
the furniture will surely be made In and
sent from Wilmington
The furniture will be- Of the very fnest
and OF modern patterns, and 1t will cost
the city of PhllsdelphiA $50, 600. It will
take the Jackson and sharp Company
three moHths to make and set up these
articles Of convenience and beauty.
There will be reception and members
chairs, desks and tables. clerks stand ;,
Presidents stand, presidents dssk and
chairs
The supplies will require . great deal
Of carving and mounssd brass work
which all makers Of modern styles OF
furniture are now using to such good
advantage
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
Houses for sale, 1Oa West Eighth street
The ThIef Can Now Lecture.

While returning from lecturing trip,
yesterday, Rev DR. Merritt Hulburd, OF
Grace M. E Church, stood his dressing
case. containing his dress suit, the
manuscript OF three lectures-'America
for Americans" Darby and Joan" and
"What You Said Yesterday" and a
number of small articles. near one Of the
pillars In the waiting room Of the Phila.
delphia depot He turned to speak to an
acquaintance, when clever sneak thief
lifted the grip and disappeared with 1t.
The loss is quite an Inconvenience to DR..
Hulburd, as 1t will require considerable
labor to rewrite the manuscripts "WhAt
he said yesterday" is, as Rudyard
Klpling would say, quite another story.