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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

No. 58.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION TWO
HUNDRED EIGHTY.NINE OF THE REVISED
LAWS. ". S., SECTION THREE HUNDRED SEV.
FNTY SEVEN, As PROPOSED) (PENALTY FOR
FAILURE OF CORPORATIONS TO MAKE RETURNS
FOR TAXATION)
his Aere5y enacted by tie GeneyaJ As'emy Of tie State 9
Vermont:
Section l. Section 2ss Of the Revised Laws hereby amended
90 as read as follows
corporation whose officers neglect refuse to make tho
tnrns required by this chapter shall forfeit not exceeding
thousand dollars be recovered In action the by
the town To which rnch return is required 70 be made
Approved November n, 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

ID 4a-aN ACT N RELATION TO PROCEEDINGS IN
cHlNcEEY CAUSES APPEALED TO THE SUPREME
CotHf
4 5rrJg oaaa,a3 J the General assembly Of the State Of
u..aU
.rtus ] Whenever cause in Chancery is pending, on
lbe Supreme Court, and disposed Of that court and
the d chancery, the shall be entered upon
docket the Of chancey and such court ia then in
@ the sumo proceedings may be had though the had
entered the first day Of the TERM and final decree entered
. .g other
snr e. This &C, shall take effect from its passage
Approved November "a, 1884.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
The NICARAGUA CANAL.
Cen. BarlOs Thinks tho Work Should
30 Done b! TlIs County.
Next Congress f.iaoiy 10 Authorize tho
Construction OF the water.
way.

New YoHJ March i2-Gcuoral
BarrlU', special envoy 10 England
from Nicsrusus, IL In the city. lie
wasa passenger on the UmbrIa.
Hoftolo duzmnl, minister 10 the
Ualtcd States, from Nioaragua, came
on from Washington aud met him.
Gen. Bnrtlos 10 ON "a three months
leave Of absence and will visit bic
home IA Nicaragua before returning
TO England. Referring 10 the Blue.
Holds incident and the trouble with
tho Mosquito Indians, General Batrios
said:
"Ihat controversy has all been cot.
tied anu BluUneida IL now under the
rule OF Nicaragua. England held oil
anu tooE no part IN tho arbitration that
led up to tho agreement By the
treaty Of 1850 at Managua, England
Withdrew her pt0,uu.oTais tf1m tho
Indians at BiurielIu. England did
nOti therefore, feel that she was called
uIou 10 iutuEIsTo when the n lcaFaguhn
government called tue Mosquito iuui.
ans TO account Tor their duprodatl0ns.
satisfactory TrparatiJn was made to
Nicaragua anu the trouble uuuru.n
The Nicaragua canal which ~
prousing "a good deal OF inter.
est IN this country Just nov,
according 10 General harfioa anu
Minister Guzmau, ~ attracting even
more attention ana interest Ia Nicara.
guu. General Barrlui syil;
"Ihu people OF NlUafasua arc eager.
ly waiting for thls canal o. ur uullt.
they ioul mat 10 is only question 90
time until SUCH waterway ia Gone
S,ruclcd. They hope the woFk viii be
done under tuu supervision OF the
United States, We would regret II 10
England or any other foreign power
should assumo tue task Of building the
canal. have watched with interest
the treatment that Tue Nicaraguan
bill has received in your Coagfess,
anu 1 am led 10 believe that the nsxt
Congress will authorize the beginning
OF tue work"
Minister duzman Is also enthusiastic
form. lie said:
"ls would bo a gr0H. boon Ter this
country. The United States should
control the Nicaragua ~ tho west ~
England controls the Sutz canal iu
tnn East. Tho work that would he
ontAiled In building the canal would
give an Impetus 10 our country.
nave talked with men AZ Washington
who are interested IN the measure, aud
1 think as dtei General Bauio8, that
the work Will bu begun by the author
ity OF the next CunEIesu, ana will DO
pushed ny the United s,ntts."
General BarTiJ8 Will 80 10 WashlnF-
ton aud Will romail there for 6uvoTsl
days al tue guest OF Minister Guzman.
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Ysstsrday'a Proceedings

Alter tho NEWS report closed yestsf-
DAY afternoon tho C0uvrnti0n trans.
acted lulincas ~ follows
u'GuRKlS OFFICIAL sTESOGRApuER.
This committee on omciaI s,ou.
ozfAphur reported IN favor Of the
employment OF Frank n, McGuri.n Tor
such lulltiOui that lac b1 required 90
take full AMI complete short hand notes
" al proceedings Aud tmGEcrihr tho
same into long hand; tlltYU C1MpeuFN.
ton he was 90 receive $40 per day Tor
reporting ami 10 cents per folio IJr
trauscuUing; lAa. the total expenditure
would not exceed $50 por day.
HIATT, q, Cache, vAntBI 10 know
why mo contestants who had lnsle
better oilers were not employed. Ho
understood thst one OF them had
offered 10 rep1It the proceedings tot
$500 per day ana o cents per folio.
rhe rate iJr TRANSFERRING court pro.
Cuedinga was fixed nt 10 cents per
folio. Why the committees should OK.
coed that hgute ho didn't know.
The report provoked great deal OF
discussion and theTe were frequent OK
pressed desires 90 know u cheaper 10.
poriers could not hsys been recon-
mondod aud it their work would not
pr1ys as satisfactory rs Mr.. Mo
GurTills,
James, member Of the committee,
was sskrd 10 state wherein some % the
oouttstaula were "wosk anu deficient"
and ho replied, "lhgt IL a delicate
duest.un anu decline ~ answer A., most
omphaucaly"
Thatcher OF Cache, wanted 10 heaT
tho names of the committee 10 whom
mad been uulrEbt "lhla eXtraordiu-
arv p1wrrH OI 3uugto The matter VI
efficiency should uo considered. He
presumed itnsd been ami ghnt the bust
,articley had been reported upon. But
II reminded him somewhat " an
suocdotc. A cot OF religi0nists once em-
ployed new minister One Of the
parishlonora asked n member OF tho
committee On employment as 70
whether Or not tho applicant could
preach In Latin Tie question was
asked, "D0 you understand Latin2"
rne Auswer was IN tue negative, but Ia
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ArrAoISA0N TnE rREss.
Sensational ssrmea OF "a sHinIstsr OF
the Gospel"

VICTORIA, Is. e., March i2.-NRnai-
mo has Tor tho past month been the
scene OF a pitched battle butWeun Rev.
Mr. MCRae, pastor 81 tae Presbyterian
church, anu II. Dean, city uIiIor VI
the NHnuimO freo Iross. The min
lister posed NJ u local PsFEhurat and
announced sensational themes, draw.
ing crowded houses. Ia tue pulpit,
however, no fought shy OF his eublecls,
his courage falling aim. Ihe Tree
iTeSs advised MIN 10 "iiEu0ntuuo his
laku advance notices or deliver the
goods he contracted 10 supply"
rueu came declaration Of war by
the preacher upon the unrighteous
press. lie denied the right OF any Ia.
per 10 criticize q minister Of the gospel
who was "seryhut VI God, 4" anu SOY.
lug CITY Editor Dean In the o9ngroga-
ton, pointed tue finger Of soofu
ut him and proceeded 10 Ar.
raign him for almost all the
crimes In tho calendar. For
q full hour ana forty minutes ne
poured out n torrent OF inveuliysu
against Dean, whom lie mentioned by
name repeatedly and the paper Win
which he was connected,
AAlh ANAh NAAA NNNAANk h"II NANA "
be verau from ~. PauPs epistle to the
Romans; III IL DO pussiblo 40 much as
you eau, live poaceabiy with all menu
Such teaching was al very we'll IN a
general way, tue pastor Informed bic
congregation. There we're umve, how.
ever, when one had ~ demonstrate
that no wR8 not sheep aud tlia was
onu VI them. lilo wished everyone
present " understand that no had no
nesltaucy ~ taking up the gauntlet as
the champion VI the Chufch Agnlnst
tue liceutiUus, Hensat UuAl s1ul-8layiug
ptusa, IN ib.t, such a C0nlust found nm
Ia his element
lie held that no n general rule not n
paper on tue Pacific coast WAS III Tor a
decent man 10 read, mucn less
womAnly woman, and so thoroughly
rotten was tho press that one might a.
we'll talk oi reforming tue down as Of
purifying IL. What was waited was
to Kill tho present newspapers and
build up better ones upon % ttandatd oil
religious and scientific education,
Such y rabld, immoduFate aud an.
tsmpeEed address was probably never
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
TIGmr ~ A CmURcu.
Trouble between nishop and aiPriest
Results la Bisodshsu.

OMAHA, March Daring the early
morning mass NJ ~. Paula Roman
Catholic church today, a party Of
Poles, formerly members Of the
congregation, but Ous,rd by Blshop
Soanuell, entered the CHURCH
anu attempted 10 take possession.
Father karminsKi, saying iunss,
resisted tho attempt ~ capture tur
church, and one " the invading
party opened flee. Father KaTmluski
drew revolver and hrUd into the at.
lacking party. After II long fusilade
tle invaders Withdrew, leaving their
wounded In the church. The police
were summoned ard at,er hard iight
took possession u Tbs church. several
people were urruslcI, among them
Father lkArm.usGl, anu are now In
jail
The trouble was the Outgrowth II
disseuslIus waicn have torn The church
Tor two yUalr. Bishop Beannell 10.
moved the priest la oharga In npits OF
tue prJtu d q the loading men OF the
congregation, anI the matter was car.
tied Into toe C0urts. Three wpezs ago
toe dihlnot court decided that
toe hiahup should have pgfsus.isu
aud the trouble waE supposed 10 nave
been ended. When tue oiiicors AT.
rived on Ihg rcene this moruipg they
found Gn iuflrIatod mob surrounding
,ho church building aud Il was neces-
sary 10 eight their way into ine bulld.
ing. There they found the priest IN
'ull possession, backed by five gltEr
toys, aud two wounded mon lying In
tue aitles. More trouble is feared ana
another battalion Oi police have been
sent ~ tue neighDoThool OF the church.
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Ths Goyornmenrs Side Argued in ihs
supreme Court

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March l2,-In
tho Supreme Court today Attorney
General Olnuy made Hn Argument on
behalf OF the government for tho
validity Of tue income tax, The ii-
trfcat Of tho government in tho litigg-
ton, no sali, was limited 10 tho con.
stitullonal questions alleged To be- iu-
v1lyou. II tho methods provided for
atceItaiuing tho Income OF citizens
we're iniriugemeutB u personal rights,
tho consequences wOull DO not thar the
Jaw IN yoid but that such inqulsiiOtial
maIhOds could not be- used. The tax
WAS nota direct tax unlass Ave con-
curing Judgments Of the supreme
Court were erroneous, Nor was any
land tax aimed nj by tbs agatuts
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EcLIrsr on cilE nooN.
IT, color while In tho rarth's shadow
Indicating an AtmosplrrD

OTTAWA, Ont, March lg.-PfoL
Stone Wisginu, speaking lf Goo
eclipse ~ the moon, said 30 wac Onlg
remarkable Tor tue feet that u passed
10 uuar tlc celestial equator rals, be
added, would b. ducu Violent ulua.-
phrriU disturbances on both lle earth
and the moon sud "a very Gtc.4td lAii
VI temperature on them,
In all probability tho Ovent VIII bu
followed by earthquakes on both lcr-
itpUerui, rnn Ia on, BIO saii, passed
squAfcly Ovof tho earth's thsaOw fuI
was OF dark uT1wu color and I.-
tnoly visible during tho college. iiU
haI no atmosphere 10 JIs.rluIic thu
sDlAftays, ~ tuufB Do 100 lislt u space,
u would have been black sa ut,
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before listened 70 tn on Au..,lu
church and tie congregation y turns
laughed ami hIaso1 at him.
Tue editor preferred chatgis against
McliaU 10 the prUabytory, wlcfs Cue
complaint WIS dlsmiga1i anu Dean up.
pcuiel % tho church eyupu aud has
commenced civil suit for Islander
against tle minister suumyulus
practically tho entire congregation 70
tue witness box.
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MADRID, March ia private dis.
patton fOm Havana, says me luadoTs
of the war Of separation Of 1854, who
Joined the present rising IN Cuoa, are
conlerring with Captain General Ca
iolla with view OF possible cessation
OF hott lilies anu the surrender VI The
rebel arms,
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CAUSE VI IHG WAR.


Rpv. II. J. Won Q4ulep, OF Canton,
Chlua, viii deliver a lecture In the
First Cong sghtloral csuToh tomorrow,
Wednesday, evening, beginning at
O'Clock. The fret part Of his subis5J
wall be the cause OF tho war between
China anu japan. lie VIII also speak
OF tho original unme Of China anu Will
give an outline Of the mission work.
Their idea Ufthe creation Will be given,
illustrated by n picture Of their Cfua.
tor. Their dOulrlue OF the future and
OF future puulshmuut Will be repre-
santed by paintings. No admission
lee will be charged ana the public IL
mytai, Tho gentleman 10 lust from
tho coast, where ne has delivered a
course Of lectures. lilo Will remain
here this week gnd then continue his
journey eastward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

pEMmSAs n. d., March i2-hn
hpguIUIty excessive sentence was
Pronounced on James Young am
George CLARK, charged with highway
robbery by one Harris, VINO claims
they robbed him OF 81 Ia each AMI "a
bfaes watch, Tao men wofl cent %
the state pcnitcutlary Tor lie.
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cIs,sinud's noibsr.in.Lau.

OANLASD, CAL, March ~. - The
motner-iu.law Of the President Of the
United States, Mite. Henry H.. Perfius,
ANA her husband arc at present vlsit-
Ing Ia Oakland. Mr. PeTrinu wau IL
tetidcnt OF California back IN the
tiuies, anu has many old business anu
personal frl0uds on tho coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

LONDON, March IA Tho two steam.
efs reported last night ia collision OIL
beaohy ROAD were Queen olga, from
HHmburh aud JaduX.OD, from
smyrnu, for London. CaIOxtOn sunk,
but all On board we're saved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
CALL FlREMgN RESIGN.
Result or tho Bill TO Reduce the sal
aries VI the Regulars,

The membor ofho call corps Of the
fire department held meeting last
night and expressed their disapproyal
of tine bll introduced In tho City
Council o. reduce the AalariHs Of Ihe
regulars, ami sent IN their resignation
10 take uiloc. gt once. The Arguments
were tina, tho cutting o, salaries 10 less
than lAir wages wOaid load 10 resignA-
tons tesuIng In vacancies which
would be tillud by inexperienced aud
incompetent men.
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THIS AFTERNOONS SESSION.


htrovcil-Oth0F Matters.
One OF the rules presented q the
Convention for rs adoption makes 10
ubliglt.ry upon the President 10 call
tHs teIys htts 10 order promptly NJ the
time TO which adjournment was taken.
force that principle WAS evidenced boy
tho TACT that when two O'Clock arrived
TINS afternoon hu took tue chair and u
moment h,"g the Convention ma.
ohinerY WAS iu motion.
The Rev. Clarence \. Brown OF the
tCyntinued on Paoo FDsl
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Len Iiarrlson improving.

INDIANAPOLIS, March l2.--Bunlg-
min Harrison Is much improved this
m0rning,
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vessel His Won d. nro rfonruuosd
dangerous. The captain Of the Eu-
ginoer threatens 90 m k the shooting
an International affair.
Later repofta Hfe 90 The effect that
nj lelst two negroes shot jumped into
he river They are SIN reported
missing.
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Continued on Page fivS, ]
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

Charles K. Benjamin, Third Ward;
Alphonse Hirsch, Fourth Ward;
Edward G. Hughes, Sixth Ward;
Chris bunker, Seventh Ward;
Alfred w. Morgenstern, Ninth Ward;
Edward L. Wagner, Twelfth Ward;
Being fully advised in the premises and
knowing the fraudulent design of the said
Railway Company, did, by
their vote, defeat said offered substitute,
and did knowingly, deliberately, willfully
and unlawfully by their votes pass the said
resolution in favor of said Market-street
Railway Company as drafted and ordered
by it as hereinbefore alleged against the
interest of the taxpayers and people of the
City and County Of San Francisco.
Wherefore it is prayed that all of the eight
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
THE SOLID EIGHT.

County of San Francisco per cent of its
gross earnings, and on the franchise for
which 1t made application 2 per cent of
It's gross earnings would be paid to the
City and County of San Francisco for the
privilege of running and operating its cars
upon said mentioned public street. That
the said Market-st-eet Railway Company
does not pay any such revenue to the City
and County of San francisco, and with
the intention and purpose of defrauding
and cheating the said City and County Of
San Francisco out of per cent upon its
gross earnings for the privilege of running
and operating its cars upon the said pub
lie streets as provided by law, designedly
and fraudulently caused to be inserted the
clause 'of the terms of its continuance to
"lay down, maintain and operate for the
unexpired terms of the respective fran
chises heretofore granted for its line of
street railroad on Mission street" as pre-
tended compliance with the law, and with
the object of making it appear that it is
chlse subject under the law of the said
per cent of the gross earnings of the said
City and County of San Francisco as here
in before mentioned, but mere continual
tion of the franchises already granted to
its line of street railroad on Mission street,
which is not required under the law to
pay the said mentioned percentage to the
Olty anu Oouuty VI pdu plduClSCO dS pup
lie revenue.
Deponent says upon his information and
belief that the said accused eight members
mentioned herein, and each one of them,
did knowingly and uniawfully by their
votes on said 8th day of July, 1895, in open
session of said Board of Supervisors, aid
and abet and vote for said fraudulent ap-
plicatlon of the said Market-street Railway
Company, and by their vote caused the
same to be advertised, as hereinbefore
alleged.
Deponent further alleges, and says Of bis
own knowledge. that it is and has been the
policy of said Market-street Railway Com
pany, and that it has at various times
within the last three years secured from
said City and County of San Francisco
valuable franchises for street railroads
without any intention of constructing
street railroads, or operating its cars
thereon, but for the sole purpose and in
tention of preventing any other rival rail-
road company from using the same, and
prevent any opposition, that it might have
an exclusive monopoly in the street-rail-
road business, all of which acts are
against public policy and of great
injury to the City and County of San Fran
cisco.
That on said 9Th day of July, 1895, G. l..
Taylor, Supervisor OF the Eighth Ward, in
open session of the said Board of Super
visors, pointed out the aforementioned un-
lawful and fraudulent conditions and re-
strictions and other Objectionable features
in said resolution No. 1850. being the adj
vertised application and notice of the
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
LESS FAVOhABLE TO UNIoNIsTs.
Latest Returns in the Contested English
Elections.

Latest Returns IN the Contested EngtSH
Elections.
LONDON, ENG, July 19.-The returns
to-day are somewhat less favorable to the
Unionists. The success of ex-Home Sec
retary Asquith in East Fifeshire and of
Sir T. D. Carmichael in Midlothian, Mr..
Gladstone's old district, have given heart
to the Liberals and disappointed their OPP
ponents, who were almost certain that
they would capture both seats. The
Unlonists experienced other unpleasant
SURPRISES in Dumfriesshire, the LichieId
division of Staffordshire, Londonderry and
North Tyrone. In the first two named
constituencies the Liberals captured the
seats from the Liberal-U q nionists. In Lon
donderry. Knox, Nationalist, defeated the
Conservative candidate, and North Tyrone
will be represented by a Liberal instead of
a Conservative.
Nevertheless, on the days returns the
Unionists 60 one better than the opposi-
ton, while several material reductions in
Liberal votes and an increase in Unionist
votes are to be noted. Exceptions to this,
however. are not wanting. The total re-
turns thus far received show the election
of 80 Conservatives, 4S Liberal-U Unionists,
SO Liberals, 43 Anti -Parnellites and Par
nellites.
The net gains of the Conservatives are
now So. The Liberal-Unionists have gained
16 seats, the Liberals Ii, the Anti Par
nellites and the Parnellites 2.
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ONE MORE SUSPECT TAKEN
Three Men Held i'm Connec-
ton With the Assassination
of Stam buloff.
Now It IL Said That Prince Ferdi-
nand Must Give Up His
Crown.

SOFIA, BULGARIA, July 19.-M. Georg-
Jeff, formerly secretary to Major Panitza,
who was executed some years ago after
having been convicted of treason, has
been arrested on suspicion of being one OF
the assassins of Stambuloff.
Three arrests have now been made of
men implicated in the assassination of M.
Stambuloff Two of the prisoners are be-
aieyed to have been accornplices in the
murder, while the other was actually con-
cerned in it. Three gendarmes have been
dismissed and will be tried for not pro-
tecting Stambuloff. Prime Minister
Stoiloff has expressed his profound regret
to Nine. Stambuloff, but says it will be
impossible for him to attend the funeral.
LONDON, Enc, July 19. - The Daily
News to-day publishes Vienna dispatch
from Sofia, saying that it is believed Prince
Ferdinand will not return to Bulgaria.
The whole National party is incensed
against him as being in measure respon-
sible for the death of Stambuloff. The
Russophiles are discussing the question OF
proclaiming his son Boris ruler OF Bull
garia under Russian regency. 1t is ru-
mored that the Minister of War has been
authorized to proclaim a state OF siege.
The dispatch adds that M. Stambuloff had
worn a coat of mail for seven years. This
coat shows the traces of many blows that
were leveled at its wearer by would-be
assassins.
The Post will tomorrow say that the
Eastern question has so often suddenly
developed crises that the situation cannot
be regarded without alarm.
The Standard will hold that Prince
Ferdinand and his Government are NOR
ally answerable for the murder of Stam-
buloff. 1t will imply its doubt as to
whether Prince Ferdinand will have the
courage to return to Bulgaria to face the
situation that his own presumption and
passion for intrigue has created. The
paper will say that it would not be sur
prised at the Czar insisting upon the abdi-
cation of the Prince.
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ton of securing the same at the lowest

ton of securing the same at the lowe st
price therefor.
And deponent and complainant says,
upon his information and belief, that the
said accused eight members, and each. of
them, by their vote on the said eighth day
of July, 1895, in voting for and approving
the order submitted to them by said Mar
ket-street Railway Company, as will more
fully appear by the copy, which is hereby
attached and made part hereof, did fail
to perform their official duties in the in
terest of the public, and did violate, and at
tempt to violate, the laws of the State OF
California and the aforesaid mentioned
act of March %, 1895, and the said eight
members, and each of them, to wit:
Joseph King, First Ward;
Peter A. Scu1ly, Second Ward;
Charles E. Benjamin, Third Ward;
Alphonse Hirsch, Fourth Ward;
Edward C. Hughes, Sixth Ward;
Chris bunker, Seventh Ward;
Alfred w. Morgenstern, Ninth Ward;
Edward L. Wagner, Twelfth Ward;