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RANK nOODLuMlSM.
frs-cl' brown aud Coll,agu fl'sd
far disturbing the rthc'.

Francis Brown Ia the name OF a
young man who was nrfAigned In the
police court today charged with dis.
tufbing tho peace. The ofienss com.
planned Of was committed on Friday
night last, when he with i've olhers,
whose names are Herbert Cushing,
Lou Egbtrt, Allie Finch, AIT Kim.
ball anu Charles Rowe, congregated
10 front OF the rhsater, aud after
securing u bottle OF Angelica with
which 10 queBoh their exttoms thirst,
pr cetded on their way 10 tho Twon-
llsth ward, where asociAblo was being
held, la room Adj0lning the rwsu.
tieih ward meeting house. II wa,
private affair given by the Cfeioont
Literary anu ID chatting society, OF
which George SALISBURY 10 president,
and Invitations nai been Issued 10 only
n select few.
lie that Ne II may, however, these
six boys went up there nnd requested
admitinnce. They were tod none
were admitted without invitations,
aud ~ they had none, Of course tho
entrance was closed to them. The
boys evidently became rather Jealous
Ut not being allowed 10 mingle with
some Of tho girls OF their ehOior, and
growing spiteiul, they played tick.
tack On the window, gave vent TO
loudAnd noipy AcclamAtiO sand fipally
burst In the door Of tue Twentieth
ward meeting house. The members Of
the debating society had demonstrated
with the boys Aud urged them 10 act
more gentlomanly, bat 10 no avail
they carried on their tactics until
ptlleo service had TO be summoned.
Chiei Pratt was tslophoneI TO and no
cent Sergeant Burbidge up to the &c sne
OF the disturbance; the officer are. ted
all tho boys but Browu, the apparent
ringlendeT u tho gang, who managed TO
make his escape.
Tue i've boys arrested were tried In
the police court on Saturday morning
anu IN ihoir testimony most OF them
denied having Created = disturbance
blaming tue mischief 10 Brown, tho
fellow who escaped. The testimony
Tor the prosecution, however, showed
plainly that tho boys were guilty and
Justice Wenger fined Cushing anu
Egberl 81 apiece, while Finch, KIN.
tall aud Rowe were mulultd s. oacn.
The boys were penniltss ana had ~ do
some stout rustling by messengers TO
rAise the required amounts ~ keep
them out Of inl,
As Brown bad been brought into
tho cass by the testimony Of tho other
boys, OiiceT Burbilge conoluiet to
bring him TO justice and did no. Upon
his aftaignmenI IN court this m0iuiug
he pleaded not guilty but II only took
the testimony OF some OF the members
OF tue debating society TO offset his
plea and assure tho court OF his guilt.
He was fined III the sum OF 81.
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LINCOLN, N-b., Nov. l,-Mr. and
Mr. Bryan reaeueI their home In
TINS city today AT 1890 O'Clock, after
an absence OF several weeks. duration.
In order TO be able 10 spend the day
with their children, IL was necessary
for MI. bryan TO depart from the ruls
which he Invariably followed since
his nomination, OF not travelling on
sunday. They came from Council
HUFF, where they spout last night
with friends, on their special train,
covering the distance In a little over
an nout.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. a.-rhe only
Russi-n.GTesk church IL Pacific oorih
u San Francisco wRs dedicated yestur.
day In this CITY by Right Rev. Bishop
Nicholas, OF the diocese Of Alasks and
ihe AlsutiAn islands, assis'ed by Rsv.
Ambrose Wrolts anu two candidates
for tho priesthood. The decorations
were elaborate anu tho rich robes aud
vestDienls found q fitting background
IA tho vivid coloripEs Of The altAfB aud
their tsppings. Tue Il ,gH Of tue
United States anu Greece were con.
spicuously displayed. Tbs musical
progtAm was Of bish order.
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LEADviLLE, Colo. Nov. 2.-Henry
s. Salisbury, vino during the civil
war held very high position In the
diploinatic service of the Confederate
states, And made several trips TO Eng.
land In an endeavor TO induce that
country 10 grant belligerent rights 10
the oonfedoraoy, uied Ia thls city last
night. lilo came mere In 1879 aud DO.
came largely Interested IN the Duncan
mine Of which the late James q.
Blaine was q part owner.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2-JohB p. Irish,
the famous orator OF the Pacific coast,
lett last evening Tor Pacific Junction,
lows, ana at that point he will take a
special ttain and trail Bryan through
hia own state. AZ every point where
the SILVER candidate speaks, Irish viii
also speak short time aiteTwaId. In
the evening Mt Bryan will make his
nnal speech OF tho campaign ~
omah', aud while he Ia making his
last plea Tor free silver, Mr. Irish will
speak nj tho big Coliseum Ia tho same
city.
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ruE rAsTLE CASE.
tho Hearing s.t Tor Next Friday
norning.

LONDON, nov. AT the opening
Of Clerkunw.ll sessions todby Chair.
man Mcdonnell, directed special AZ.
tention OF tho grand Jury 10 the case OF
Mr. aud Mrs Walter 81. Castle OF Ban
Francisco, charged with stealing g0ous
from various London stores, sayi Il
presented soma remarkable eiteum.
stances. lie added tue facts dli not
diti from ordinary charges OF larceny
except lot tue position OF the parties.
Coniibuing, the chairman stated that
upon most occasions the Castles vluitri
tho stores together, but omeiimts MIS-.
Castle was alone. SIN. he further AZ
serted, there was evidence which
showed that there was Joint possession
Of the articles anu expfssted the opin-
Ion that II was n proper case Tor in-
yeetigation BY the common Jury, as,
with tho exception OF one, all seven
charges were VI shopliiting. The
hearing OF the case was cot for Friday
next, at 1880 am.
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Tnr REPLY 40 n,snanun.
state ssersI. Must ne Kent q. Long
NJ rhfy are Secrets.

BERLIN, Nov. 2-rhe RsichsAn.
yelgor tni- afternoon r.plles q Prince
Bifmarcks organ, the Hamburger
Nnchrlchteu, on the latest phase OF the
dispute concerning the RuFslsn.uer-
man treaty Ia iSsi.91, sayiIgi "rho
question OF the foflnd Of time fuqulfod
Tor secret diplomatic Occurrences, to
itse the character Of u secret cnn only
ba decided by the statesmen In tfileo by
virtue Of their responsibility aud
special knowledge u the political
situation. Any deviation from this
principle would expose countfy's
foreign policy u SURPRISES AM pertnr.
bati1n and thereby cnian ier the inter.
tsia OF the state. ~ Germany gave
An unconditional promise to Keep
secret tho Tact NJ well A. tho purpoft
NJ the negotiations with Russia before
1890 thu negotiation II still binding
upon ali cognlzint Of the mstler aud
this ooutideIation also pfecludcs tue
possibility Of discussing the essential
points Of the ne gOtiations.n
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Politics AT the Lyeeum.

Judge WIN. Dickson and Judge
Powers addressed large aud wildly
enthusiastic suiience NJ the Lyceum
theater this afternoon. Judge Dick.
son was tue hras speaker AMI provoked
much warm applause by his praise OF
Bryan, silver anu the Democratic
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IuE COMPETITOR rRisoSEas.
Proceedings AsaIs-t rbsm Temper.
ratiiy suspended.

NRw YORIS, Nov. IA dispatch to
the Herald nom Havana sAysi
Owing 10 notice Of protest from
Consul General Les taking exception
10 too new court martial OF the Com.
pelitOtd crew begun 10 Fortress Ca.
hAuAs recently, the proceedings Ia the
cAsu have been temporarily suspended,
A summons has, however, been pub
lishei Ia tho local papers requiring
various WITNESSES 10 appear anu die
written evidence nHAinst tue prisoners.
Ose member VI the expedition. George
Feffan, who after landing surrendered
10 the Spanish authorities aud was
patdoned unset General W-ylcT's
amnesty decree, has ust been ar.
rested TO await trial ~ u witness.
James Browb. n Brilish subject anu
prominent Ia Havana buiinsss circles,
has been Imprisoned upon q political
charge.
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MfENEAroLis, Nov. IA spscial
from Huron, south Dakota, 20 the
snow ieil here hst night, making q foot
now on the ground. The storm north
auu west ~ reported severe, the farmers
being wholly unprupsted Tor winter.
Telegraph poles ana wires are down
between here ana Pleffe. No com.
munication with that city has been
had by wire since Thufsiay evening.
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NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 2.-on a
trolley car on tDu Consolidated Fac.
ton company, filled with Italian Ia.
borers today, the fuse OF tho electric
motor blew out, sending pun OF
smoke into the car. 10 tear the mon
rushed for the doors. Lamnusler Al.
gelo jumped or wac pushed "a tho car
and hih neck was broken. Lincoln
Guisoppi's head was badly cut anu he
may not survive.
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over q csn,ury old.

WARSAW, lad. Nov. Late last
night Dennis SnAntlin was drowned
10 the WinonA canal. lie was ma.
tive Of Ireland anu claimed 10 be lig
years Of age. He had btoa hvlAg
alone Tor over Two ysars In small hui,
furnished by tho charity OF n more
prosperous fellow oountryman. His
wife died two yeaTs ago II very Ad-
vAnced age. 5cantlin was, In all
probability, the Oldest man In the
stale,
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English rarmer- Caun.eIsd 10 Held
1hstr Grniu.

LONDON. Nov. 2,-Mark Lane Bx.
ptens today counsuls tho farmers 10
hold their grain, sayiui! "rhe price
VI Englith wheat may tnavt u ssi, but
II snoulu rise again In Beeemhsf. The
uew wheat crop VI Argentine II now
offered TOT spring shipment. It's now
below 30 !"
This gives n gllmpte OF tho future ne
Argentine wheat shluld always he
chesper than Ensiish. Toicgfama
from ndia On Saturday, give the rain.
oil " October NJ very small. At All
nh'ci siaiions,tbc beet was ia punjanb
and II was practically Nil ON tho east
c'sst. wheat accordingly has risen 10
a0s, n quarter NJ Ca'CuitI an there II
cOnsi1ofablo distress among tho poor"
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sIoUx CITY. Ia, Nov. 2.-On the
ground that slu0ent ~ iinencs ON local
politics has had q bad effect ut psst elee.
tons. the citizens Of Vernilliop, d. d.,
where tho stale university IL located,
have served notice that ttudonta Will
not be allowed to vote there Nov. SD.
This faculty has advised them 10
return home on election day, but many
arc resolved to cast their ballots al
Vermil lion aud a olaih at tho polls Ia
not unlikely.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Annie Wander.
wall, aged 7 yeafs, was instantly KILLED
and Ella BoTkman, 9, fatllly injured
at Joseph street crossing OF tue Cnic,g
a. Alton railroad this morning. TIE
gatss were lowered Tot tho switch On.
glue approaching. Thinking they had
plenty OF time TO cross the two children
sos ped under the gates on the irtt
uaek anu were struck by freight car
which mad been switched Ny the
engine.
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WILMINGTON, Oct. al. Edward
Addicks, the millionaire gas king OF
the state, viii drop his builne,s eater.
pris,s and 20 into politics exclusively.
He has resigned hla position m prssi-
dent Of the Bay Hta,e company, but
intlmates that he has for some time
and especially since the ~. Louis con.
veptioD, contemplated retiring from
business for an indefinite period.
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On two OF three occasions recently
TABERNACLE congregations have been
sreatly surprised and disappointed on
account VI n failure OF an organ accom-.
paniment 10 the choir, Tor the hIsl
number. This was true gud tho cause
was y shutting OIL by tho Electric
Light company OF the current Al.
rangements have been made that will
proveat n repetition OF tho dlsappoinI'
ment.
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BnrAs'. euaarsrIos
To Devote All hey Tuesday 10 the
ssuse Of six,r.

~ s"'tN ~ ssf
ssuse Of SAVER.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. i.-Mr. Bryan
tonight sent tho following message
TO senator Jones. chairman u tue
Democratic national committee at
Chioago:
l tuggest that you urge all members
OF silver clubs throughout the Uniiei
States TO give tbs entire Gay Tuesday,
N possibly, to our cause. 10 states
whore tho boiling Dsmociats have
been allowed 10 use the party nsrno II
WIZ BE- neccesafy Tot our tieople 20 warn
voters against the deception, nud at all
polling places they Will 10 useful 10
meet Tho Misrepresentation which
may be circulated too late 10 be al.
swered by our speakers or through the
pres. The gold syndicate ana the
trusts are nrhting for existence, and
we must be prepared 10 meet them
at every point. w. J. BRYAN.
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LONDON, Nov. 2.-wheat at the
BAltie closed iifm today nj Bd TO 81
sdyanes. California wheat, Oct, anu
Nov. shipment, sold at 84; Walla
Mhlll wheat, Nov. and Dec, 38 /;
northern spring wheat oil the COAST
sold Mt 81, ID, and WAS reotiered al
S2s ~,
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IS A MYSTERY STILL
Particulars OIL lhs Shooting Of Thomas
P. Gillespie.
Bur rur ASSASSIN IN UNKNOWN.
u. J.. Wnlfr nheir. Who saw the Dead
Mar. ',lls the Story 10
news Representa- I've.

t5f several days paft the arrival 10
thia city OF e special messenger from
the Joonny and Chispa mInos has
been aDxioutly awsiled with the ca
peclation that he wouli bring particu
lars concerning toe my,t,rious killing
u Thomas 7. Gillespie Ia Nye county
Nevada onc week ago last Sunday.
The messenger hos arrived 10 the per-
son OF u. p. wuliienstein. lie arrived
here last night aud thIs morninx had
n consultation with Mt. Hugh J. Can.
moo, secretary anu treasurer Of tho
Sterling Miniog anu Milling company
concerning tho tragedy. He likewise
visited the family Of tue dead man aud
related the story Of the murder to them.
70 NEWS man MI. wuinensieln said.
ION the day OF the killing. Sunday,
October 20. Gillespie started In = buck
board drawn by two horses from the
Johnny 10 the Chispa mine about i've
mile. distant. THIS was about | O'Clock
In the afternoon. lie reached au
abandoned mining camp known NJ
tho Dsuces about three aud n halt
miles from tho Johnny mine about
half OF three quarters OF an hour alter.
warj. Il. La Count, q blacksmith In
the employ VI tho company, lives
there. lie was called uppn At mia shOp
by Gillespie with whom hs had q
casual convefsatioa regarding the az.
iaits OF tue company. When this wa,
over Gillespie started up his team la .
south ward direction toward the CHS.
pa mino abO La Count stepped into
his shop again. He mad, according to
his story, SCARCELY crossed the thresh-
hold aud Gillespie had not got tiorc
than 100 feet away when no heard the
sharp report VI rifle.
SHOT IN THE HEAD.
'iilahing outside he taw Glllespios
team starting TO ruu. Gillespie was
stiil sitting upright IA the seat with tho
lines In hts hands. The horses made .
sharp turn anu one OF them became
unhitchod causing tue pole or tongue
10 drop TO tho ground. by this means
the animals wef. brought TO n stand
still anu tied up. Then La Count
turnsi his attention 4, di,lssplc, VINO
~ thin time had fallen it.sn nis seat
ih such = manner that bis head lung
| Over ,ne siuo OF ue pri Wild MS
spouius' Ie'"pg on thehtIo OF thr leis
n'nu "nseh
IItE ASSASSIN orr on stuur
Continuing, Mr.. wulflonstein said;
Ella Count declares that he looked
about In all directions with
the nope Of getting sight OF the assss.
sIh. hus hs loohei 10 warm n Que
was lh s'sn. no, hAu mere ooen uulng
we uny' .ne sho. no thinhs was nrru
.iom ohe OF ne Naesu. ouliuings ia
,ne camp rue ouhs' en'ersu me
IsN eat Anu c.ns QUITO ho Hght eye
plouehlng teiIlblr iuttuugh thfoush
the hsau anu from which every drop
o. oloou IN 'no ueaa mans BODY was
utAlheu'
4"' '""''H ''i''''D'
~ "s. u,su,D, ,ue
nasS da,nS.,s-i ~. 4, 49, ,.i,.,'s
,,'ais,', 49, ~ ~. Iana,., 80.
'',',..s lvrtg,a $500 80 49,. =, ~.
.naa'Ins NynI,'n,s,a ro 40
Inn, I.uy 5000 M .a'..ii Ias'
N",a.iI - 80 .s''s ~.
,aii, ,sn,o,',i,.s.i. s,.s'ai ~, ~. 100.
"" w." ~ n...,.'i 1900, ~ aa' sosn.
III. ds.a mar ~ .l,sasy a...,,s.s NJ
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fegistefed at q hotel a. ~. HARRISON,
H. Paul, )" but he thinks that IL noiihef
his name or his home. Hn IA al
Ems lishman by birth, about 80 years
Of sge, well educated anu thiuks he
has Travelled extensively ia this
country aud tbrnsd. lie siso thinks
he was ut SONS time lay feHi0r.
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wAsHINoTos. Nov. the comp
lolli ot CURRENCY has declared divi.
on q In favor Of the creditors OF In
ttiv at national banks as 10 love; 20
I,r cent O. lumb'a Nationh, tank,
! co IA, Wash; 10 psf cent Fast Ma.
lt "sl la Il, SAu BetnAr inl,
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1bs Honey market.

u NEW York, Nov. 2.-rhe only on
loan to-day up 10 ii,s5 was $50, 900 ., 10
por cepi. money " now GU Jisi anu
offered NJ % anu 90 per cent.
At 1850 y. m. monty was lending
over election at onc'half per cent anu
Interest.
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kALfsBuRY, Matabslsaud, Nov. a.
Col. Ceoli II gdcs and Captain Fsrtsn
with thifiy.nve Burghsr, captured
and bufnod Panrois kfaai on Saturday,
killing ihir1y-ono rebels, inc.uuing
three chiefs.
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nsH,nI.y. E.1ima,.d m-Isr,,y.

CAsTos, o.. Nov. 2.--Joseph >.
Smith, who has teen Mnjor MoKln.
ley's "Msn Friday" Ia all this oaai.
paign, has Received estimates on the
popular majority In all tho states, from
the stale ohairmen OF from we'll known
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sf. L0ufs. Nov. 2.--Edwhrd a.
Rowing, cashier Of tho Mississippi
National bank ut Charleston, No., has
tslegfaphed $1,000 TO Manager
Weaver Of the PiAntets' hotel, with
Instructions 10 bel 2 10 . that Missouri
would 10 Democratic. No lAkofs ~
Vel.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. a--wllllsm r.
Clenmeut, n dealer In woo'ens, today
assigned TO Jscob II. Srmrl, Without
preference. The assets are $4,000.
liabilities f65, 900.
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the weather IL warm and pleasant to-
day but clouds are now gathering aud
tbs conditions are uIcerisin tor Tues.
day with the weight OF evidence N
favor Of generally isir weather. 10
Washington and Oregon rain has
fallen every day the peel week, making
the conditions bad tor travel In the
country, snd It 10 probable the cloud.
Iintss and q moderate fall of rain VIII
continue In both states on Tuesday. In
all other states tho weather chart this
morning gives strong Indications OF
fair anu pleasant weather for Tuesday.
(signeI) WILLIS l.. MoORg,
Chief of Weather bureau.
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BERLIN, Nov. 2.-rhs North Ger.
man Gakstic today ssy IN. statement
10 Incorrect that feount order renders
the import Of American canned meat
virtually imposnbio by providing tot
the casminsiion' Of each TN on 81.
poflauoh.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. the at.
iornry general has decided TO begin
suit fof the dissolution OF the Brook.
lyn Gas trust.
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politicians Of these states. Mr. Smith
hse from thess reports cimpilod table
which sives Major MsKinloy n plpu.
Ia, majority OF i,i77,0OO over Bryan.
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irALlAs- IL nnAzIL.
Demonstrsiians Against Them Con
tinue-fsderai Ala Refused.

NEW YoRS, Nov2.--Thc Herald cor.
respondent IN Rio dc Janeiro, Brszil,
lelegrAphs that demonstrations against
Italian reridents there continue In
Sac Paulo. The governor OF tho state
refuses the aid OF federal troops but
promises TO punish the Jacobins, who
aTe the chief offenders. There Ia q
hitch In the ssttlsnent VI the Italian
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kILIEp oN InItII,s TRAIN.


OMAHA, Neb., Nov. "a special TO
tho Bre from Malcolm, Neb., says:
The special train bearing john Il.
Irish, tho Republican orator, i0llYwing
the Bryan train In the interest Of tho
gold standard ticket, coiiidod with a
freight train east OF Malcolm and
smashed tho engine Of tho Irish train
and completely demolished the csbootc
on the freight train. John T.. ripllng
Of Lincoln, n CONNIE c al traveller rid.
ing In tho cabooee. was killed. The
freight tfsin bad orders 10 siutifack at
this point, tut tho engine was stalled
and bsIofs the lsg man coali be senl
cut the special cias1ed int, II. The
special was provided with another
engine aud went on 10 York.
NOT MUCH DgrriSo.
New YonIS, NV. 2.--Bstling on the
election fesnit was without any feature
on the stocE exchange during til. fore.
noon, tho only transact noted being
an even wager OF 5000 that Mckin
Icy viii not have 100000 plurality In
New York state.
a dozen small bets were made at
Fiftb Avenue no oil, ono being 500 to
500 that Mex nisy'- majority in Now
York city viii he % 900; another Of
800 even that Mckinley will receive
266 electoral votrs.
CLEVELAND AT TUE WHITE HOUSE
TOMORROW.
wAsIIfsoroS, ID. C., Nov. D.
Pfcsiuent Cleveland II nj tue WHITE
House today, aud ~ IL stated thoFe n nj