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renaitInn. 90 TnhIlI.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8O.-Jscob
LamU DJty, American consul Mt Ia.
hiu, AffivUd Ia this city yesterday.
In speaking u the condition VI afairs
Ia tue islands he salt. "QIlvt pre-
walls On ail che islaudb exc, pIug that
OF ltluilep, There the natives are In
revolt against thu French anu have
been No fJt some time. IL looks us u
peace would be restore without loss y.
life, though. The Ffouch have showed
great federation auu iUtbrafance. They
nre trying 10 sui lue tho revolution
without slaughter. The uatiyts havr
rutTeaiol to tue mountains and are
holding their positi9u there. Tue
French Instead VI attacking, are mutc-
ly waiting TOT tAp iBlsuluga 90 cImt
down anu eal7blfsh peace. TINS thcy
are now about on thg point VI DONG, /
uuutt,laud.v 9
Consul Dolly will leave Tor Wash. .g-
ton Ia few uaye.
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LONDON, July Sl.-rho Chronicle
publishes nn account by Hed{nOn
Pntt, OF his recent visit TO the United
States, In which he says he wHs
charmed with tie klndnesa which was
shown him wherever no went, and
that he found the President equally
cordial anu gracious,
"Ptcsident Cleveland" he snyp,
"txprtestd hlmtclf most warmly on
the subject Of Anglo American Arbi.
tfalion, but he told me that he thought
u was hist not yet % enter upon tho
larger arsuact questions Of tribunals
for all nations.
IL was told on good authority that
President Cleveland wants tho Nene-
LIulan question settled by entering on
the question Of general arbitration"
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a Young GiTI who Adopted the stu=s
-. Iisr Profession.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-rhe Chicago
police are asked 10 look for Nellie
Bolghol, Of Sacramento, 10 years oli,
who adopted the name VI Hazel Wood,
and tue stage ~ her profession. She
Ia supposed TO be- lost IN Chicago after
having been ontloed from her home by
promise Of an engagement Mt Cripple
creek, Colo. Mrs. Beighel received n
letter purporling 10 come from her
daughter, saying that the had been
lufod 10 Chicago by false promises ami
that she was here sick without money
or friends. The mother caused the
letter to be sent TO tbs matron OF the
Florence CTittenden mission, VINO
turned II over to tho police with 70.
quOtt that a search DO maize Tor the
girl,
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would no driven away,csoiit pnralyzed
anu enterprises crinflei.
Tbs pamphlet concludes;
"COnvlncsd Of the fighteousuess Of
our cause and earnestly wishing ~
promote the general welfare, We un.
he8itatingly express our decided 0pin..
Ion that every vote against 'ifee coin
age OF silver n the ratio Of 10 90 l'ld =
vote for the return OF confidence and
prosporily; for the hsnUflt OF oil classet;
iOr the protection Of thor families and
homes, anu, above all, for the pfe,er.
walton Of your own and your countfy'e
hOnOTD
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Tmn TINANoIAL QursIIoN.
California lanEsrs Issue . PADaphIeI
On tho NitnI Issue.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 80. - The
California BinKera association has
Issued pamphlet on thu financial
question, as the members believe that
the currency Is lhu vital iesus OF the
presidential campaign. They tako ths
position that tho plank IN the DumO.
cratic platform Av0riug tbs "liet coin
age Of silver AZ tue ratio ol 10 II l
without awaiting similar action by
any other governmehV Is m0sI dan
geroua one. They Get forth lnat II the
United States should alone atlompt
irue coinage o. silver at that ratio gold
would bs boarded 10 await n premium
or shipped u foreign Countries anu sill
yer alone remain as circulating
medium. They also fear that capital
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ropuiist STATE Conysntias.

SEDALIA, NO., July SO.-The PJpu.
list state convention mot this alter.
noon. DE-. J. rnAult5u, temporary
chairman, saul; "lhe logical oVsnis
arc eliminating 10 rapidly that the
people ate learning they must cooper
ntn in order TO successfully conduct the
affairs Of this country, 'Midiu Of tho
ROAD men who are bitterly opposed q
a complete fusion with toe Democrats
seem 10 be In control. They will Ia.
slst on hayiDg four OF the seventeen
electors -
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AGAINST FHEE SILVER.
Commercial travellers win wage
War Against ~.


CHICAGO, July 8Q.-The commercial
travellers Vi the country arc going ~
wage way against free oliver. There
are 100000 OF them Ia the United
States, and OF this number ninety.
eight per cent are said 10 be cham
piOns Of Mckinley. The organization
through which they Will work l.
known M tue national executive com.
mittee Of commercial travellers OF the
United giatef.
Tue chairman Of the committee, q,
J. Corey, IL PRECEDENT ~ tue CONNER.
cini MulNinloy club No. ~ Chicagr,
which was orgauIz' June 10, 1892, the
day Major Mex nlpy was made per.
manent chairman % tue national com.
IN tteo NJ Minneapolis.
tbs work mapped cut by Mt. Corey
nud approved by the executive com
uitlee viii be ~ make this club tho
parent organization, anu all travelling
mun will bs invited TO become a Iaft
Oi one Of the gtcatesi ordinations for
mpairn work IN tue Quilted States.
Every travelling name name viii be
entered upon tho list aud membof-
ship card viii be Issued 10 him, snow.
ing that lao Ia oatitlud TO ali It, pfiyil.
cget.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Preliminary R port Submitted 10 Sec.
rctary Carlisle
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUSr aoTn'
A Increase In i,ectip's Ct Mcr' Than
Three Million tolirs over tbs
Prec, dug Year.

wAsn1NoToN, July sO.--rhc com.
mi,aloncr Ut internal revenue has ,ub.
ml,,ed to Secretary Carlisle the
preliminary report OF his bureau for the
wear ended June son. II shows that
the receipts OF Internal revenue for the
year aggregated STAG, s3O,6lO, an In.
crease Of 81. 3s4.5I7 over the receipts Of
the preceding fiscal year
The expense Appropriated s+.Oii,'
$40. Tue percentage Of the cost Oi
collection will be 40, reduction Of
is, compared with the preceding
fscal year.
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Tho List Of Dead wiII Reach Fineer--
such Damage Done


ATHENS, Ohio, July 3O.-Tho most
destructive storm In tho history Of Sun
day Creek valley occurred at Glou.
chester, u mining town twelve m lee
north Of here, last night, resulting m
the almost total destruction Of one Of
tho principal thoToughiaTss Of the
tuwp. Tho fury OF the wlnd was In.
desotibable. Buildings were toppied
over, trUes torn from their roots anu
tho town today In scene OF desolhtion.
j, l.. DaugherIy WAS struck by plank
aud instantly KILLED. Four other per-
sons are reported dead aud several
seriously injured. A livery stable
with SIX horses, vehicles, etc., wac
blown into the creek and swept away.
Nearly every building In town Is dam.
aged. To aid TO the horror SundAy
creek IL sweeping everything before Il.
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EIoped with the hoy.

CLINTON, NO., July 80. - Several
mluIns aso jun Carey came here from
Iowa and maze his home with his
ulcle, w. y. heatoy, near Clinton.
During the latier'a absence yesterday,
Mu, Carey eloped with her husbnnd's
nephew, taking his baby nlopg. A
warrant has been issued, but II 10
thought they have ned 10 Iowa.
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On the Way Home.

For three ami hall years past
Elder Eugene Cannon, sou OF Hon.
Angus NJ, Cannon, has been on the
Society Islands lAborlng rs mission.
ary. He has been released to return.
and the following telegram received
rom sau francisco toIsy, indicates
uis progress no meward:
~ arrived today. No companions.
Will start nome saturday.
EUGENE CANNON"
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The AppoIBimTut OF sheridan n, q.
o. director quite HrguiaF,

wAsHISuION, ID. g., July 3l.-The
had appointed John shefl ian Of West
Virginia government director Of the
Union Pacific railroad, wNhout consul.
tation with Secretary Smith, tue csbi.
net officer under whofd department
such appointuiont1 Tall, ~ entirely
without fouudatiOn. Senator Faulk.
nst Of West Virginia, Oh tifman 81 tho
Democratic congressional campaign
committee, Ia sponsor or Sheridan.
he snw secretary Smit4 some week.
ago and utgod the ntnutt ot Sheridan
Tor tho oiiicc.
The appointment was % cldei on nj
IBIS mretinu ~ the tcaatlr anu iho
fccrciaty, aubltci OF course 10 tue mp.
prevail o. the Pgrildont.
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IIosrding Goid.

AsHiNuTUN, July gg.-whilo the
export Oi gold seems ~ have been
completely checked Tor the time beiug,
Mt Toast, there are -lgus that the u0atl.
ing Il still going On 10 ZONE extent.
loiay's statement OF Withdrawals, tor
instance, shows tuat OF tho S32l,.OD u
gold taken nom the tiensury s8ub, 400
WINS IN coin aud only SlG,-lU was IN
bars for use Ia tue AfiF.
Durug tho day 100000 Ia gold coin
was received ut the IIsasuty, making
the balance stand slOB, 3lU,7ul,
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LONDON, July 3O.-Dr. jameson,
john willoughOy, Cll. Grey, Col. Ii.
\. White, Major r. White and CAPT.
Henry II. Coventry, sentenced on
TUESDAY Tor violating the neutrality
laws Ia invading tue territory OF 4
South African republic, have been re-
moved u Wormwool prison, where
they will DO treated Ms secon d-claIs mis-.
demeangnts..
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WAsuIauroN, July 29.-lt was stat.
cd nj the Democratic Congressional
campaign hen-quAttera today that the
entire force was Uufied under the d, &.
msnds made for literature to DO uleI
IN the campaign, In reply to "a ques.
ton us 10 whether requests were Tor
rsponded' "EnIireiy. We get no
ether REQUISITE"
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NJ. LouIs coNyrNrIoN HAIL
viii ne Turned Into n Horse SHOW
che Coming InlI.

81. Louis. July 80.-rhe great Au.
ditoHum IA which the Republicans
mud Populieis held their national con.
Vrnllons Will DO turned into n Madi-
sou Square garden for horse snows,
bicycle meets anu other great indoor
sporting enterprises the coming fall
hud wiuter.
A gigantic horse show viii DO one Of
Tho hrs1 thIngs to be given. ID. J..
Campau VI the Chicago HorsemAn has
ueen iuyited 10 take charge Vf tho
show. Bicycle races will also be held
over track 10 DO erected around tho
auditorium.
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ruE>IDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
Caution 90 Ciiixsns Nat 60 violate IN,
Neutrality laws

wAsuSGTOS, ID. a., July SO.-Tho
Pieii1eut has issued Proclamation
bearing tho date OF July 21lh, ngaiu
comma dag citizens 10 ubietyo toe
n uluiity laws IN respect 10 the Cuban
intutfscti0D, sui glves notice that all
violations will be vigorlusly prose.
cutud. The President cites tho DE.
clsion Of the Supreme Court 10 tho
Wlberg case In order thst citizens mly
MT be mislod ~ 10 tho meaning VI
military laws.
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LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, Texas,
July SO.-A man named Cooper, an
American citizen, has been lost Ia the
forest OF CarabArafaya. Two Germans,
membern Of his party, have arrived Ia
Ban DImingo mine, tho remaining
four, said 10 be gold seekers, have been
killed by Indians. IL IL said tho San
Domingo mine has been purchased by
Americans aud Ia producing immense.
To-
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MA rnsy IRE the works7

SULLIVAN, Ind, July 30.-A mine
Of the old Pittsburg coal company ut
Hiymeau, Sullivan county. was burned
tuis morning. a committee Of tho
Minets' organization visited tho mine
yesterday ana sought 10 induce the
miners to quit wUik. Ihis morning.
tue Waterman WINS captured anu car.
rcd some distance, sud the works
vvte burned. The loss IL 81, 900.
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Explosion OF an on TanL.

NEW YoRS, July 3O.-rWo men
were fatally injured ana three othtrs
severely burned ny tho explosion OF a
tank sl tue Standard OH compAny's
works al CIavsn's point, Jersey city,
today. Tho fatally injured ART: Rich.
ard Cunningham ana John Goldtmit IN.
The works were set on lire by the OK.
plosion, but the flames we're extin.
guished before much damsgo was
dana
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To lie settled Now.

=, STAMFORD, Conn, July 3O,-The J.
I hVyS estate, Involving $4,000, 900,
after beiuR In tho courts Tor seven
years, 10 TO be settled. An agreement
bns been reached between tho con-
lrndiug parties aud within one month
mo Nholo estate will bs disposed o',
nls Ia The case In which Timothy Il.
roster one OF the executors, has hg.
lttu NJ prominently.
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LoSDoS, July 3l.-rhe Chronicle
Rnuuur CTS TINT The Duke % ws,tmin.
stur ~ chairman u tho Cfotan distress
iunl has appointed BiokfnTd Smith, OF
tAa Rnuquatius' society, 10 distribute
the English and American funds IN
Crete.
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sIIL nsrcI.nnt. FaII.

NEw York, July 80.-Aar5n, Kuhn
& Mosenblali, VINO composed the fiTm
II Dfeyius Kuhn a Company, silk
and commission merchants, today NJ.
sighod TO Levi l.. GAtz auu Oscar H..
R3senhelm, with preferences. Tue
amount Involved IL reported 10 DO
about 100000.
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sound aunsI Dcma,rat..

PORILASD, ore, July 3J.-A. ID.
Mckee, iUfaleriy member VI The Dem.
ocrntic national committee, has oallud
ON u number o. prominent sound
money Democrats throughout the
state ~ meet hero ut au early date TO
chOUuo u national committeeman for
delegate u tue meeting called - bo
heiI IN Iudianapilis August.
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KiIIed By nn LspIo.lon.

LONDON, July SO.-A special from
Vienna says the explosion OF powder
at magazine at Fuuikirohen Resulted
In the death OF nvo persons aud the
inJuring OF eighty others, wIecking the
tOWn hall.
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MGNNEArOLisi Mlnn., jay 8U-
Dispalohrs from Melhtu and Utuut
points Of south DAKOTA, slate that last
nights Gaist0Tm devastated a stretch
OF country sixty miles long All fvc 90
Elk miles wide. Tue damag,sis $780,.
QUO.
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I,aliAn War snip sunr.

ROME, July 3u.-rne Italian war
thip Kola, aOcut 6,suO tons dlsplaco.
meni, vas struck by nghtniny ycsicr-
Jay. tho flames Hpfuad fupidiy
threatening o. feAon the magazine. IL
was found necessary to tiuk the rap
~ ulsuhafglug n toTpBuo.
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California TruiI In London,

LONDON, July 3O.-rne second ship.
ment OF 5000 boxes VI California pears
ana few boxes Of ulums arrived Ia
good order. MI Aaos, consig nee,
says as Tar as he knows the quality OF
this fruit IL better suited TO the market
than the last lot received.
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ruE CUnAN WAR.


Notes On the Operations of the Hos
tile Forces.
NEW YORK, July 8O.-A dispatch
'o lue heInid from Havana say; A
'ry u insurgents nided the LimOrs
,ns1r plant near Llmaro, Matsnsis,
Ils' night and attempted TO destroy tue
machinery. They we're repulsed by
kuerlllas. AiletwArd they looted the
We supeunlehdenpH windows and
smashed the door. 1t Is reported that
we raiders were led by BetanoouIl Rnd
mckay. They carried away three
Wuuuurd.
IL CoL Fernandez who Ia operating In
i'hAf Del Rio, engaged u detAohmenI
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win Nol omen lus Tactorle.

FALL RlvEH Mass., July 3O.--The
Wampoanga mills have posted notice
that thoy will continue tho shut down
OF their factories TO August 10, making
u iolal OF fvo weeks. The general
among manufacturers hero
IN In favor OF continuing the ourtail-
me 4 longer than tho four weeks origi.
nally stipulated, as there Is no marked
Improvement Ia the market.
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CHICAGO, July Sos. q. SwanDerg,
wanted ~ snu FfanGicI on obafgu
OF ptiluty In swia4Iinr case, was
hftsstuI here To-Day, nnd viii be held
tli the San FfsaciscO authorities can
secure extfAIiiiOn Iapefs.
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Sorlh Dakota popuii.t..

FARGO, n. d., July SO.-In The
PopulisI state convention Today the
report submitted last night by the
fusion committee was adopted. The
Democrats will undoubtedly nominal
Judge ismploIon for chief justice.
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MARsliALLTowN, ,lowa, July 3l'-
j., NJ. Maitiu, rts.u committee nan,
Issued call tOdsy Tot couferrrcp OF
tue COLO standard delegatts TO tie In.
uiauapOiis meeting.
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Exhibition nuIIdlns In Ashes.

MONTREAL, July 8O.--Ths Greater
Montreal Exhibition building was
burned early today. The flre started 10
the power HOUSE, OF the Montreal Park
Ia lsay at tho north Of the exhibition
building. The loss Ia about $3.50, 900.
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RoLL or DIsuONOH.
chicago omcers charged wan whale
sale Corruption.

CHICAGO, July Evidence Tend.
lug 10 sustain the Wholesale charges of
corruption 10 Chicago 10 In tue potsss.
zion Il the civic decoration. A move.
ment 10 ON foot TO secure an luveAtiga.
ton similar to that Of this LeHOw COM
mi.slon IN New YORK. Tue charges
iucluue specific casos, eXt0rtion of
money from uniortunates anu proiec'
,lou OF the criminal anu semi'criminal
classts. Captains, lieutcnanls, SER
geanls, detectives anO patrol men
ATE iucluuol In the roll Of uishonOf.
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Several houses have J,ou wasBo
away ard two pur 0uH nto frplr ed
drowned. Later Ia the Gay word was
received that tho list Of dead Will
tsHcl 10.
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Boston, July 30.-Msyor Josiah
Quincy has issued an Invitation TO ii
hung Chang to visit this city an It's
guest while on his coming visit to The
United States.
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sAIoLLI,. srrcr,son
IT,. Prior General Of the Augasuuiaps
Appointed.

RoME, July 31.-Fathrr Msrliuelli,
PRIOR general OF tuv AuguslluiAus, bas
been appointed successor VI Mgr,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-04-15
From Pine Grove,

Ed. BULLETIN: The infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson died at
an early hour last Tuesday morning
Rev. Johns of Yerington, having
held services here Monday, kindly
remained over and conducted the flu
neral services, which were held Tues
day afternoon. Work was suspend
ed and the entire camp attended the
funeral, together with goodly num-
Der from Mason Valley.
Tom Cleator, who has been quite
sick for several months, has gone to
Mason valley for medical treatment.
Joe Merritt left here Friday for
Boulder Greek, California, being
called there by the serious illness OF
his brother.
Rev. Johns held religious services
here two evenings last week and two
ladies joined the church.
andre Delray will begin packing
wood for the Wilson mill this week.
J. W. Wilson's men are laying the
water pipe to connect with the tail
ings pile, which he will commence
concentrating by the first of the
month.
Snow fell here to the depth of four
inches last Friday.
RoLLIN G. STONE.
Pine Grove, April Is, 1896.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-04-15
The BulWer Mine.

There was lively meeting of the
stockholders of the Bulwer mine in
San Francisco the other day. New
York people made a brush to get
control of the mine. They showed
up 42,210 shares of stock against
1858 shares of the California peo-
pie. President Zadig wanted more
time and adjourned tie meeting for
one month, but the New Workers
called another meeting On the spot
and elected officers. K. c. Turner
was elected Superintendent in place
of John Kelly. The matter will have
to be settled in the courts.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-04-15
Another Discovery.

The Dayton Times says J. M. Nc
Swain has made a rich gold strike
near Cambridge, Esmeralda county
His shaft is 20 feet deep, showing a
vein to s inches that will yield 5000
to the ton. The ore is being hauled
to Gignoux's mill The strike has
caused much excitement. McSwain
discovered his prospect while riding
through the canyon on his horse. He
stumbled over n bowlder which upon
being pounded up produced $50 in
gold. Subsequently he found the
ledge and went to work on 1t, with
the result above stated
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-04-15

among her acquaintance, aud the
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of many friends. The funeral took
place at Soda on the Sth aud was
largely attended. Deceased was a
native Of San Francisco. aged IA
years.
Atchison & Porteo will begin work
on their mine in Cory next week.
The mine is called the Altogether,
and is an easterly extension of the
Big Indian. The work already done
shows ledge of $50 ore.
Col. Sutherland was a passenger
on Sundays train for Grizzly Flat,
Cal. He says about 80 men are at
work on the Candelaria pipe line, and
when it is finished he will begin work
in the mine. He will return this
week.
The Lyon County Commissioners
have instructed Auditor Mack to
visit Hawthorne and examine our
county books to ascertain the amount
of money, if any, in the Mason Val
ley scdool funds at the time of the
land slide " and make a formal de
mand for the same.