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Daily Era, The (Newspaper) - April 7, 1886, Bradford, Pennsylvania STAKING CO. AND N10HT. THE DAILY ERA. D. F. MORRIS. o. J. LANE Call and Examine onr Slock. i 4 j FA. Dar and Nichi. IX. M'KEAJST WEDNESDAY APKIL 1886. NO. 152. WORKMEN WHO FEEDS ON Urged to Monopolldts nncl Crime. Clmrged Tbe JoiDt cxecatiTe appeal to the workmen y which the following is a r equity ''0 lor we plena look upon for ttnd sclf-aduln- or tbc success of outrage -Suds before us it slant of every dol- blood' inJ'isVl0 and 0' corpomto wenlth has of this division of the Missouri Pacific arrived from Sedalia this mormno with five conductors who went to work as witchraen under his directions to clear the of freight which lm accumulated iere since the men struck. Two traina which were made op by the conductors vent south this morning and others were made up to go out to-night. The strikers lid not interfere in auy way. They are highly incensed at the action of the con- ductors who are members of the Order of Jail way and at a meeting of ocal assembly No. this afternoon eaoltitiona were adopted bitterly denonnc- ng them and notil'ying boarding bonseand lotel keepers not to fnrnieh them with 'oard. o t -Suds b 1 nt liu grinds the lire grimaces aud dances torture. erica who love your ye creators or foundationer nil nil- your brothers to-day. the money raon- a over the grave or rain ol' our homed and the Before the world hft.H is a sruvcyaru palh of devastation L oor strong arms have .TWIilIng the lower ol lib. t uittoiutiiilldoa or die. Ouryourig ray loo soon beneath the coojtant tod. Our loved hollow-cheeked Bad pule with il'.lng for belter days to me frp.vcyards are hiding etti itom our Innglnit eyes. a tola monitor fiend has com- bine of as to toll In cold rain lor tivo Other-i have been com- iiriold their time to him for beventecu Mi-sll hours for a day's pittance. Others ulilirwl to uisort their nunliood and re- tyranny aro blacklisted and boy- illoreruiotand. Ho has mado solemn highest authority in our or- m nai basely refused lo fulfill his ulw under nnd enjoys nil of government an'l yet ad- lU'l perpetuates ttie debusing form phltierkjli nnd Lhe the high anil hniid nnd tlieii appeals lo iiiscd courts lo help him take jitomes nwny. ptfl our limbs and maims bodies .Hindi we shall release lihn lyclalm furdnumses or be black-listed jlo ourRroeers anil pc-rsundoa them not lBiHdltbctau.se we refu'iO to bo ground nl upon us n honlc of lawless tilings juimmirrmr wives nnd children wlili fbtentand then he liinvl.s forgov rttoliegels 1'iiy in coin alike. H Could must be overthrown- llpoircr iniM br or you mill I forever. The KulyhtH ol' Labor iireikri'tl to be u iMvirl to this Gol'.alli Bkhliolfur the battle Is not. I'oi but the trooping gciiernllons buhiiiil of for ourcliil dour clilhlruii's cullilii-n. 'Tis the greai I wo iu this coining ol Ini'iiUMi or n uiuloil ofsliives Bllou inn-L bt- ilei'ided Tbo chain yAjforged ibuL t'i hind Hhall wi Clltiey arc rivi'lrfl upon our limbs'.' Jtn of the iimr-hul wiirkincii of tin- world o and IMI tit tlu- Irfiy. fioilbl HIM fclloH.riiii'.l. KO y'uur cnllilrei KJ. Tliliiknllliii IHI'c ollv-o urlli-M.oiiL'H llml bo blighted TliInk of Illllo homo ho Js of. Til Ink of llic iv-IJ'u from ivriing llno'l.inf tears anil from i tortured1 drups uprm lii-i liis incs for he lias Nought lo iu- __o. rauks find lile. llJ lias perfklvol'vilu mon louiitmp ihoiin- nuht slain our fair uauio nud lelcvorr 10 liuiivon und swear by I llretri foruv that these onlnigcs urcKst bnnv be triilnecl Brwmmjn fue and Itt no man grow our glaut Is dend at Or Hi AND 17. tho Ktociillvo ISoiinl. April follow- has been sen I to CougresMiinn .Ctrtio nt Si. April i 17. iHd'jIton Introduced by you In Micllouco lo ivler the clilucuUie.s soulliue.sleru system of Ifll coaimilicc to be appointed the Imini'illale nthlhe henny approval of Lhis geiiornl irclonnl nntl nsk for Us passage nt uJttiocoinmltlce is reiiueslo 1 to come to Kiuquickly n' posalble ns wu bollcvc Hint KBlitra mmlil gain siilliclunt iwloeim'ilc your body act intelligently MuiOKlllo Iho trouble. Pccrclnry. J. W. for the K. of N. NF.9T1UKH SITUATION. nidi .Slrlkerx StMuil Virni. April unusual quiet W in tbe yards and lit the Two ..whow idculity could not bo refused to register at the Migoerl to n called at of the general executive com- had a lengthy con- Mesrs. B.iiloy and Itnyes. men have quit work in the Ibe union depot mid bridge and No uow men went lo The situation in East St. unchanged to-day. As Mltta with the exception of bad out and no objection to offered by the freight crossed tho ----ipanies transferred nearly across the ferries Freight tha day in nearly all a Bufflcient uumber of work to handle most ijonly of the railroad incu more in what was JWwnd the polls ilian in the rail- ill lhe Wabash is handling like tho old every day th. nl- 'he 8trilte' '-The LR.I- Mississippi nud the AQnincy are Imnuliug which is very little. B. Q. Wrk' lor all Misaonri Pacilic TWJ'I trains bnt from the ranks of i eon at Chief well knowu are the thein AT FORT WOKTII. Sliturdiiy's Bloody Work Denounced hy Hie If Situation Oulct. oK-f Tex April confer- ence between c tizens and Slate authorities md Knights of Labor last night brought strong exprcssions fjom leading Knights lenuuciatory of the o currences of Sattir- lay and in f.ivor of upholding the law. Ireland mude a .speech counseling a esoit to peaceable measures lor redressing wrongs. Another conference will be held o-night. Tho Stite militia hua been irdereil but the Kaugcr-j will he until everything id quiet. Rola.ad jnd the 'jtrikcrs who were charged vith inciting to were discharged on a habeas corpus at a hearing this morning. Al 1 o'clock this afternoon everything is quiet. The Knights have been in secret icssioo since 9 a. m. What dould Will Do. NKW April G Hoxiu lelc- rnpbed to-day that there were more applications to lhe ofricers of the road yes- work than on pny day since strike begun. A lurge number of HIE ilications from new but there were many from slrikcis who asked to be re-employed. Mr. Uuiild was nl his ollice early to-day and when asked action he would take uow that the stiike liml beeu in the event of its spreading tu other roads under his be said after a long pause during which he evidently considering the hag always been against my principles Lo borrow but if n difficulties arise iu this strike I will meet them as they present themselves At present I cave to sny whit slops I uhall Dispatches from St. Louis received at a later hour in Ibis city from Mr Uoxie st.Ue that loads we'o moved yesler- dnv without iiuy interference nl auy poiul of Ihu road. All tbe reports received by Mr. Hoxie wero of Hie most nhnrneter. Sufficient force has bcea sent to Httunibal. to do lhe work of who .itruuk yesterday. A mepLitu of the dirt'clors of tho Mis- souri I'aeitiu was held to-day nl their office in the Western Union building. It was said only oidinory routine business was transacted. On tlio Iron Mountain railroad yester- day 7132 carloads woro njoved which is nn of 22.j lond.i over same day last year. There was no disturbance on tills road to-day. iV di.upatcli Irom Tdxiirlcuna received to- day says that thirteen strikers who wore arrested last weok for obstructing Iraina nnd dnmnging the company's property have all been separately tried and con- victed of misdemeanor. IINIOX CIGAK I li lot- to Knights of Ijiibor. April 6'. Repnsenlativts of .wonly-threo cigar manufacturers met this iflcruoon to consider the scale of wages presented yesterday by lhe Knights of Labor and the International Cigar Viators' Union. Tbe scale for both is the au iucrcacc of wnges of 'ully thirty-three per cent. The manu- uctnrcrs will leu pci1 ceut nud will ask for arbitration to establish nu linkable scale. They determined that icrenflei1 none liul Knights of ibor will je employed iu their and nl lhe of their meeting Ihoso employing Cigar Maker Union no'ilied thorn tbat they must join the Kuighls or be discharged. Furly-tnoiURn nnd wore paid olV. There arc 700 uembors of tlio I. C. U. iu this nity and Allegheny. Foul Piny Vcftrecl. April Mrs. Cbnrles Iho young wile of the son of Brewer left her home on Fortieth street yesterday nl'tcinoon to visit fiienda. She hiis not been seen and is she is believi-d to have had a considera- ble amount of money and diamonds iu her possession lliero nre fears of foul piny. A general akirm has scnl oul. Do.vcotting Denounced. SuM'Hur. April C Farmers' of Hopkins cpnnly lo- day passed resolutions denouncing boy- cotting os detrimental lo the moral nnd po itical interests of all and declaring the plans pur- pones of tho Alliauce to be ns distinct from those of the Kuights of Labor as light is from darkness. K. iifli. Mayor ami Aliloniieii. FOHT April All the aldermen elected lo-duy in the city elec- tions are Knights of Labor. Mr. Broiles. elected received Ibo vote of tho Knights. At a meeting of citizens acrt Knights to-niglil Mr. Broilcs mado an in- cendiary speech. Uelllll from Hyilrontiohiu. April 0. B H. a young died lo-day ol hydropho- bia after lour days ol convulsions and ter- rible lie was bitten by a lap dog lost bul Iho effects did not developuutil about two weeks ago. A Million Dollar Fire. Wis April 6 to-day destroyed John Paul's nud Charles Col- mau'e lumber yards aud Segelke Koohlnu's sash factory and several store houses. Loss about One innu is reported killed. A WlTe Murderer N. April Joseph Fuller fired four shots nt his wife seriously wounding her Tfoeu he shot himself fatnlly. The couple had lived un- happily nud had separated. MBUulug Slowly Improving. April Late to-night Secretary Manning's physicians report continnoua but slow improvement in bis condition during the past twenty-four hours. _ Don't forget ball and tool chest given with suits at B-2t MR. GLADSTONE'S PLANS INTENSE EXPECTANCX KEGARDING IIIS COMING SPEECH. His Scheme Believed to be an Almost Total .Seimrutioii of Irelaud From the Mother He General For- oijjn NBU-H. April The interest shown in Mr. Gladstone's speech Thursday night increases as the lime approaches. There being no loagur any chance to secure aeata to -vrknwi the debate having been Oi by people are looking forwaiii to the next best means of obtaining prompt and accurate information of what is going on in tbe House. An enterprising priutina house announces that it has made arrangements by means of a larye corps shorthand writers and punters lo isaue sheets every quarter of an hour Mr. Gladstone is speaking so tbat lb.2 crowd around Parliament build- ings muy read tbe Premier's sneecb about as fast us il is delivered. If Chp.mberlain and flaitiogtou speak just al'ier Mr. Glad- stone at they are expected to similar reports will be issued ol their re- mailca. As tliey arc exprcled to do iheir best tu exnoss falincies fa tlie land aud home nilj .schemes thu inrerest iu what they have 1c. j..iy is only slightly less than then Tnt'j ivhich the Prt-niirr'a expliaa- tion u awnilej. The ftfternoou newa- pupera will also issna extra cdilions np to n Into hour with reports of the debate aud iu tbe Commotig for the bene- fit of the cluba aud other plnces of re.sovb during lite eveuiug. Nearly all the papers to-rliiy published purports to be nsemi-anfchentiu fnre- cnst of Mr. Gladstone's scheme govern- ment for Ireland.' Ft amouals to utmost total separation. There is no reason to be- lieve thai is any more than a guess like the scores of which have preceded it. The complete silence which Mr. Glad- stone has maintained as to hia plans ia one of the most strikiug features of the polili- cal history of the past few months. No matter ho-.v widely his announcement ou Thursday night may differ from what has been attributed to him by commou repoil no one will be able to accuse him of stulti- ficntion of inconsistency. All Mr. Cham- berlain's arguments against Lhe financial burdens of land purchase may be upset by one of tbc brilliant monetary schemes lor which Mr. Gladalone ia famous. He rarely fails to convince the House of his ability to solveJioancKil problems which would be impossible to less dextrous manipulators of the treasury's resources. Tbe Parliamentary election at Barrow- in-Fnrnen.1 lo-day resulted in Ilia election of Mr. by the following 15. Mr. Edmunds was not properly a condidale. A ceremony over tbc remnins of lhe Into Kt. Hou. William E. Forster was held in Westminister Abbey to-dny and tho body tnken thence lo Yorkshire for interment. Lord Salisbury he-Id interview with Sir Henry James aud Sir William Goscheu to- day and immediately summoned a confer- ence nf Ihc Coogerviitive leaders. The performance ol Abbe Liszt's oratorio ''St. this evening was n grand success. The hall was crowded to suffocation and the audience exceplioually brilliant. The Abbe was overwhelmed with attention. The chief Madame Alhaui and were in exceptionally good voice and their per- formance received the special recognition of the audience. The Prince and Princess of Princess Louise and ibe Duchess of TMinbiirg were present and re- mained throughout thu performance. Tbe Piiucc formally rod need tbc Abbe- lo Princess April 7. Tbe Dmly Telegraph fays that tho king and cabinet ministers of Gieei'o havo abandoned their wai prcparn- Priure Alexander having yielded lo the powers. April li. It is pubiicly stated by members of tbe French government lhat the relations between the French and German governments are entirely amicable and the ollicial communications inter- changed are of fho most courteous and friendly character. Aptil 6. M. DeLesseps was ban- ijneted by a number of British ship-owners thU evening. A brilliant company was present and tbe speeches denoted un- bounded confidence in M. DeLesseps' promises of the completion of the Panama canal befora tho close of the year 18S3. April The extensive silk hosiery firm of Bacherneh itGo.. of has failed. Aprils. Disastrous floods con- linno in the district of Prussia Several villages have bmn inundated and a vast amount of property has been swept away or damaged. The loss to mnnufnc- and agricultural interests is very heavy and the suffering among the poorer classes is very great. Executive SeaHlnn. April To-day's exe- cutive session of the Senate was tbe most business-like of any since tho dispute with tl-o administration. A large number of I nearly all of them postmos- were confirmed -without and the uomiuulious of John IL of and Charlca of Connecti- to be Civil Service Commissioners were also as wnll as that of S. JI. of to be Assist- ant CommiEsioner of the General Land Office. __ WouijD they were the Three _En- gineers. _ G-5t To Apply for a Divorce. April It is an- uonnced ILr.t Mr. Private Secre- tary to the Sinister of will upply for a divorce from his wife. Sir Adolph Minister of will be the co-respondent. Tbe alleged in- lidelity occurred duviug a trip of Hie three persons to Winnipeg. SLiiler's Trial Again Vostpoued. NEW April Tbe second trial of General Sbaler charged with having ac- cepted a bribe in connection with the armory which was set down for to- baa again been postponed until Thursday next Cor which day it has been peremptorily set down. _ __ NEW nechwear. GBEEKJWALPS'. Knllroad. April fi.-It iS stated by the Canadian P.ciBc Company that they have just Completed orruBMnenla for tbe purchase of 000 of that conipany'9 stock by Baring of London. The are to be need toward paying off that company's in- debtedcesa to the Dominion while the baliince unpaid will be liquidated by transferring acres of land belouging '0 theoripinul grant acres. This will practically make the ciah subsidy of the government bnt 000 and the 'and subsidy acres. This arrangement coiaple- the road will stand toward the Domin- ion precisely like any other road except that lhe government will hold as security for the continuous running of the road. CONGRESSIONAL. House. April communica- tion Irom the acting Secretary of the Treas- ury was laid before the llonse in which be statea in response to a House resolution that the payment of silver dollars is not refused nt tbe sub-Treasury in Bosron. Mr. -of New from the Committee on Foreign reported a resolution calling on tbe Secretary of State for copies of all correspondence between Lhe department and representatives of Germany and other European countries re- specting the restriction of imporlutiou ol Amerii-an pork. Adopted. Mr. of from the Com- mittee on reported back the resolu- tion providing fora Congressional inveiti- gatiou of the causes underlying the diS'er- eucps between employers acd employes on railroads. Committee of the whole. In the doming hour the House took up the bill to secure an equitable classillcal.iou and cotupeusation of government employes. Mr. of North criti- cised tbe first section ol1 tho bill which authorizes the nppoiniment of arj examin- ing romiuiSHiou of not more than three ol which to be adherents of the same political party. he should not the whole be of tbe same politic il Were not the Democrats the exponents of Democratic policy Were not the Secretary of the Treasury and tbc Secretary of State as well qualified to deal with this subject as meu who were half- hall-alligator and the balance snapping Is it a crime to be a asked Mr. and he was answered by an affirmative about from the E-publican side. The doctrine of M'. Bennett ia waning and that of Hamilton is waxing. The great nverage of tbe Demo- tic party iu 188-1 who lifted np their voices in one grand chorus and pointed to their stand.ird bearer DP an ideal Democrat supposed that his action meant a Democratic victory and lhat all the legitimate consequences would follow. He had no sympathy with the doctiine that the spoils were to be divided among the vanquished. the victors belong tbe was as true to-dny as when ut- tered hy Marry and the gentleman who thought that that was not God's gospel truth iu lhe south had set his sights too high for the game. Pending action tbe morning hour ex- pired and the House went into committee of the whole ou the Pixsloffice Appropria- tion bill. Mr. ol1 orlVjrcd nn amendment increasing from to the appropriation for the pny of postal clerks. The amendment was nays 37. of offered ou amendment increasing the appropriation for the transportation of foreign mails from to jl Mr. of New favored tbe amendment. The increase in the appropriation for tbe poreign mail service which was made last year had been made by the Republican side al'tt-r a fair fight. Ib was one of the few progressive measures which a Democratic aouse hnd permitted a vote lo be tatcpn upon. what goorl cnmc of it ae ir-ked. ships sli'I carried our English sailors still got our money. Did tho President velo ihu meas- Wns the treasury unnble to furnish tho money Oue of tbc members of the Cabiuenl repealed Ihu provisions. That Cabinet ofacer pitied n Congress which could not sue Lhe force of objections four times rehearsed to corrected their jurlcment and nvernilrd their continued Mr. aro also wiLhoul redress. Wo cnuuot aisuruo as our friends on the other side Iry to that tho wisdom of the Postmaster bc- cauee it happened Lo be obtained without legislative is greater than that of nil Congress. Nor ran we blame our- aelves lhat we used toward the Postmaster General language ordinarily used by Con- gress to its wishes to head of a pnrtment auil did not the courtesy of permission authorization to the vigor of a command No one had told us that the policy of the Mikado entered the cnbinot. In the rostoniceDeparlment was found the Pooh-bah of the who sat there nnt only as the Poitmnster General but as the President of the United States and as the Mr. Holman defended the Poflmasler. General nntl rteclnrcd that the measure to which the Seuainr from New Jersey al- luded could not bnvepas-ed the lost hail it not been for assurance thai the money appropriated for tho foreign moil service WHS to be expended in the discre- tion of that officer. The tone of public sentiment throughout tba country had un- questionably sustained the Postmaster General in his action. No public officer bad ever acted more prudently and wisely than the Postmaster Gener 1 in refu'iug to expend the money at lhe dictnliou of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Mr. Kandall also sus'aine'l tbe action of the Postmaster General and thought that both sides of the House should approve of the wise discretion he hnd exercised. The amendment was lost. The committee and tbe bill wns passed. Tho House at adjourned. Scnnte- A large number of petitions frooi local aosembliesof Knights of Labor in various sections of the country were presented in tbe Senate protesting agam't the passage of the free ship trill. Mr Plumb presented a petition from an association of colored citizens of Kansas for assistance to emigrate to Afuca with n view to building up another republic. Mr Blair reported favorably without amendment from tbe Committee on Labor and Education the arbitration bill recently passed by the Honse. Mr Logan's army efficiency bill was then taken nn and discussed at Messrs. Hole and Mandersou participating in the debate. Just before adjournment the chair laid before the Senate n message from the President relating to Chinese immigration- The message was read and referred to the Committee on Foreign Belalions. The Senate at went into executive aesaion and at ad.JDnrned. LATE FROM_THS WELLS. THE AT TUBNS OUT LIGHT. Fair Wells Obtained at tions Lively In the Ohio Ulacricls With Souie Fntr Producers Thud Far. Di.spateh. to April lenrn from n re- liable 'ource to-night that on is twenty feet in the sand and has only produced GO barrels since Saturday morniag. Tbey -will drill her through tbe sand at but luvo a. poor show for im- provement deeper. There has been no im- provement siuce the second bit was run in the sand. The Hemlock Oil ou have been fishing for a bit lost iu the hole since Saturday. Nothing new at the other wells. WASHINGTON. fSpeeial Dispatch to THE April Bel- mont Oil Company's No. ou the is in the Gantz sund and has about the same amount of gas as No. 1 on Dyer got. They were inovinn the boiler to-day- Pew on the have gol to drilling iu. There is no particular change iu any of lhe wells arouud the .Smith. Thayer No. 2 is drilling in the lifly-l'oot. The same company are trying an experi- ment on the Wilson farm well of shutting off caving rock by filling np wilh ccinonl of lime and sand. It will be watched with interest. Ir it will bs quite nn in drilling wells 111 this declion. Coast Son expect to gel the tubes in their well on Weirich to-morrow. Dyer twenty-four hour gauge was -112 Peiv Emerson GurTey Co. Thayer 1GS. KINZUA. Anchor Oil Co. No. located on the Morrison feet east of No. 1 and 500 feet sonlh aud west of No. tapped the saud Saturday night nt feet. They are iu the rock about fourteen or sixteen with the hole full of the fluid. The sand is identical to that found in No. 10. They have no wivtev and very light gas. They aro not down where No. 1 got its gas nr oil. In this well they drilled thirty or thirty-two feet in Ibe sand before they got gag when she wnshed down aud wheu drilling was resumed only three fuct had been reached when they Iho flow. No. 10 acts very much as No 1 but what kiud of a well sbe will be the drill alone cju tell. The Anchor people tried their first ex- periment at shooting in this section ou No. tbat was completed and she icsponded making 100 barrels Ibe firsl tweuty-foui1 hoars nnd maintaining this rate for several ilayp The well is now down lo a sleadv Ho barrel per day gait. Tbey have had s'rtmo trouble wilh runninir id biilnw hut ouey uave got it almost cleaned out. No. 8 is doing or 20 b.irreis daily. ..Smith Co.'a four on tlie Rollins are doing eighteen incliea iu 400 barrel tunic or barrels per well. Collins Morse No nciosH the wns a'ni.-hed npat 740 getting twenty feel of saud. It gauged 10 barrels in past day. Their well ou the Mnrah farm was completed in just six days. is making 20 barrels of salt water per diem. These gentlemen aro figuriug lo put in a three-inch working barrel and they will also put one of the bit working barrels in at Iheir well on lhe Rollins farm to try aud lhe walor. Duke Harris will commence drilling on Iheir well across the rivor as soon as they can get boiler nnd engine over. They use fuel from the Collins which will supply fonr wells. This will be conciderablo of a as il c'osls per mnulh for cool. OHIO. The Findlny Gas and Oil Company and a gentleman by the name ofCordeoch com- pleted a gas well at this place livat week The next well that will be iu ia llic Fiud- lay Gas and Oil Company. Il.iropp Mix nrr building two one on the Hook Miller Hie other about a quarter of a mile from the old brick yard They are n'so building a rig near Mt. in Union township Fonr rigs are standing between Fmdlay and Lima. The Ernst al llic latter named is the best well struck in the field. It ia located on the Shado farm. Thorii have bpcu eighteen wc-lN tlrillpil in Li of wlii Ihruc proved dry. The production of the fifteen producers is osii- rualed nl excluding lhe Ernst the production of which if not less than 50 barrels Smith Brof. Modal will be drilling on lhe Algey farm in a few flays. Findlay Wade is going to drill well near what is known as the brick yard well. Taylor and others nre drilling on the Kindlay There ia a well drilling at the depth of 100 leet at North Wood cmiuty. A gas well has just been completed nt suaie anil a wi-11 h.is ber.n drilled al Howling Wood which is a gaser. A well is being sunk at Seneca county. A well was completed cast of this place some lime thai had a litlle shoiv of oil and some gas. At Tiftou. Fame they have B well has a difTerent oil from tbe Lima or Findlay oil. A test well is to be drilled soon at Wood county. The well-known operators of the Alle- gany P. Parker and William have acres of land leased ia Wood and Hanc'ek conoties. They have ono rig np at Wood and will start drilling thn week. They will build a rig at Wood at once. These gentlemen are negotiating with parties at Lima for the purchase of 500 acres of if they are will sUrt B nnd commence developing the territory at onco. P. Parker is drilling a well at Fiudiay. COCflEASTON. The Times It was reported last week tbat a well would be drilled for oil or in Wyman's a ha'f mile west of and be completed before the of June. Some parties from Oil City were leasing bnt whether the drill will he started soon we nre not so certain. Two wells were drilled io this the first being near where afterwards stood the cheese by cit- izens of Cochranton. Some oil ood consid- erable gas was and Mr. R. aince had his whiskers badly singed by an. explosion while the well waa being tested. Tbe second well wag drilled farther np the ravine by W. Read acd George Bell in 1867. found oil aand and bad a good b8t the company did not fur- nish them within 150 feet of enongh lob- ing to reach the bottom of the well and no oil of any account was pumped. Both wells were drilled and the Grst die not reach the third consequently the test of the territory was a very poor one. Along with other experienced have always believed that oil would some day be found in this vicinity. The regular second and third sands were found ii the last well and an operator now n-days would not think of testing a well as it was not enough tubing to reach the sand. It takes several wells to test any new territory and we hope if lhe new company once begins operations they will thoroughly lest the territory before abandoning the field. GEOLOGY. Wlmt the PoiupclonH Found to Think AlMmt Ijikst Evening. At the meeting of the Pompolou club last evening members and others enjoyed n novelty in tho programme. Miss Helen M. Biscoe recited with great dramatic effect nnd Sir. Will Carr sang a solo finely. In facetious and flattering remarks Pres- ident K. B. Stone introduced 3Ir. F. H. who delivered a lecturo upon Geology'' that showed his perfect. with the subject matter and his natural bcut for scientific a taste that has beeu cultivated by study in one ol the foremost schools of technology in the land. Mr. Newell first sketched with a fiee baud the general principles of in order to impress tbu salient features of the science upon the minds of his and then by means of diagrams nail other illustrations showed so f.ir as known the strata underlying the county and its prominent geological features. The lec- turerer avoided the nf techuic.il terun ai fnr KS possible succeeded iu milking hK subject perlVcliy while his examples being mainly drawn from well known bis. observations weie listened to with unusu.il iiiieresl by a nou-scieii'ific audience. He showed in ngr.ipbic manner bow the corroding tooth of lime gnawed the plate.m which originally com- prised thia of country iolo slopinc valleys separated by llat-cnpoed aud traced tbe. formations as exposed by out- cuttings nod the record of lhe drill. He did not outer deeply into the study of oil and gas ns viewed from a geologist's this feiiluro opening too broad a field to be covered iu a general but took oecnsiou to remark that oil-seekers owed more to the discoveries of science than they were prone to admit. Mr. Newell referred to the generally accepted theories of the formation of petro- namely by the slow distillation ol black the presence of crude in lime- nnd lhe decomposition of animal and the latter being considered the least tenable. By means oi a stcreopiiciin views were shown of the curious cubical forms ol rock at Rock the uppeiirajcu of valleys in tbe counly compared with of ou ilirrerent lumia of rock in tbe enlarged pboiogrnphs of the commoner local fossils other val- uable illustrations of points brought oul in tho HUBBIES AT DISCOUNT AVHERETN GOTHAM IS SAID TO ULE ItRADFORD. of Flowtrn In Chill venflaA on u Tlmt Wo- uicii Llko to Talk SpectACiiluv of THE KRA.I NKW April one at Bradford ia much like unto this brag and tbat is iu tbe married women going out to with any one bat their husbands. His attentions are at a great disraunt and uo one but .1 par- venu will be seen out with tbe mnu she vows to take as her wedded and the one oino of all men who the best right to devote himself to her aud to bo seen iu public with her. we must do the correct no matter what it uo doubt ia a solution the divoice question and key to ils horrors. Tt is said that many of tbe slaves of the goddess of fashion displayed n laughable want of knowledge of botany al lhe show. Enough good things were over- heard to fill an almanac and cure dyspepsia during tho exhibition and people Innghed TWO PH13TTY GJKLS. Tlioy ThouiHolvus Upon n Iliirte IVTiilo Tcuohor. IHpccinl UisprUr.h to TirBli.ii.l Pa April the past week two handsome ladies from have been cnnvassiug the cify for the sale of Rogers' silverware. -A mule teacher iu our public schools made their aciiuninlnnce nud Saturday evening sent them a lotier. The Indies found it n very inrlocenf- and improper note. Show- ing it lo their .she declined orU-jfi1. Preparing they pal- lied inquiring for his boarding Meeting him near tho Bnptisl with short coremory they filled his oyca with red pepper A pnsser-bv load him to his bonrrling plnce nnd called a physician. Iff received n heavy but will not lose his eyes. AnnMior Aur.iiHiilInn Jarhiie. NEW April lo 2 o'clock no furlhcr nrrcals wore made in connection with the alluired bribery in the procuration of the Broadway franchises. Jt is thntlho police linve brought a convict nanifd John Redman from who in serving out n sentcnco ior implication in he robbery of Mrs. eilvcrwaro and which was traced to cx-Aldeiimin Taehue'.s lo testify Jailer an indictment liim with rc- ccivinir stolen in cose of acquittal on the bribery indictuicnl. LOOK on1 for tbo by Iho N. April Rtorin did cousirletnblc dnmuge slufl' in front of thn Mansion House was washed away for a distance of fifteen feet. The bluff in front of the C.islner property was bndly damaged while al the west end colludes the rtnmage was .severe. A por- tion of the WnHhingioB street plank prom- enade was wrecked by tbc rain. Moxlc. Moxlc. Sfoile. The grent nfrvc foo-.l. Sold wholepule and retail by Tuo.MPso.f Wonn. TlniTikH. At a regular of the Keth IFebrcw Reform congregation it was nnnni- mously resolved to tender a vote of thanks to the ladies who contributed the bountiful supper and otherwise aided to make the Pnrim ball a grand success. blocks. GBBEXBWALIJS'. A Nlenmer Anliorc. April English steamer Brinkbnrn Irom Cnrthagtlia for Philadelphia with iron ore went ashore to- day at Fenwick ahoals at Cape Ifenlopen nnd will he a total loss. She is valued at The crew was saved. DfKLAJ' blockp. GllEKNEWAI.DS'. Klcctlnnu In Texan. April city elections in'Texas passed off without in- cident to-day. At Houston both aides claim to have elected their Mayor. Tbe vote will probably have to be recounted. Mox-le. Moxle. Moxle. The great nerve food. Sold wholesale and retail by THOMPSON WOOD. yor Grace and the Aldurmen. April Grace to- day nominated Wm. S. John Von Glaehn and Charles H. Woodman to be excise commissioners. Thn Domina- tions were laid over by a vote of 15 to 1. GKEENBWALDS'. who never laughed before in telling the jokes. Some of Luo hero arc IVK- ular at some articles on H counter in one of tho dry goods houses H snapped out lhe fol- lowiug insolent words in this inimitable that a Nuw York shop knows do you and mentioned the in the blandest of of the articles I wished to which mollitiod her. I at first elt tempted to but my ilw.iys gi'ts the host of me and refrained. I dropped iulo tbo Metropolitan opera louso to sec the show. bul il look my brent u away. The nir was ratlinuti with tlio rich fnujraiice of unuy dowel's. I feasted my eyes on tbtii- wauty anil enjoyed every breath 1 drew. a rust it wan my tired from stone walks nud the dreary monotony of brnwu stono with never n green to encourage to ibis paradise of flowers where I full the iDlluence of their sweet purity. Walking over the ureeu grass with the far away splnah the waters from the fouulaiuH making n merry tune to Vfeci the 1 had lo pinch myself to see if il could indeed be or bud I been translated. Pyramids of ro cs loomed up before my bewildered '.yes that took the appearance of mountains n the distance. A thought struck would lenveii be like unto this mountains of oses all round abrjiit us to climb over nnd nd lo have forever uiich day growing more te.iiitiful aud more I walked hrotigb tbe.S' ol I-OSPH until f o another cliniu and was it lot lovely and f revel iu its Unilei'iienlh tbo stately palm rao i nioppcrt to rcirniii my bewildered ies. L was actually aliiiidniL' ut- ueath the whose fan-like leaves .swnyed over mo. Prom brunch lo branc'i of Iho trees liuug the long rnro were anil over nil this n trniiHlucent was it wan like a hnd its rude waking as I took a Broadway car homo. never comes BO goeH the lirno-honored maxim. Our troubles here linnllv ciimc lo n head mid broke by the strike of tho district moRscn- gcr boys nlludicd lo the United LinesTclc.- graph Cumpiiny. The strike wns confined in fonr oflices. The boys the ofliccs Tuesday night nud Wednesday morning they .stalioucd thciunelvcs near tho Leonard street office to iutimidnto tho non- strikers. They saw but didn't con- quer. The encounter resulted in nothing nerious except for the places wero filled up by boys only loo glnd or such employment. The boys arc paid two and a ball cents for each nnd for those requiring nnnweni three cents. DIG lads became J xecanse there wero too many n the Iho strikern gel more pay Ihnn they do. Their ittlo voices peep for justice. pho you know. At the Children's Industrial Exhibition we found some rnoHt and plcoa- ng specimens of handiwork done by jnnilH of flic both private and of the real lace fans din- iluytd in the windows nre perfect bcnnticH and no wonder they are culled Die latest for they arc pretty euoogh to send any irilinrtry woman Iu an and the ricnn arc enough to conx pnpa lo knock bin out. are to be frowned down upon by tho fashionable women jecnuse shop girls have taken Biii'b a fanny to these coaus and the hnwar huts. of the daughters of Fifth Avciitic must discurd the very English red eont. Society is busy palming ICiH'er cards. To put up your own designs and cxcculn hem is the height of elegant ingenuity in Easter card'. Birnnru hnd n lusalc with Old Prob and old weather bugs OIDIO out victorious. There was no let up to the riis'irablo nor were there any signs of Harnum's giving iu. no Kinally the parade came off ac- companied by of but the disa- greeable feature of the show did not keep the crowd from eceing the biggest circiiH pnradc on and it in the flame good just an many elephants just as many jn.stasmany just as many angels in und yet the circnK is better than it has ever for yearn. Kirulfy Brothers have revived tbe wonderlul spectacular and I am just wild to see as I can't go. Everyone frowns and looks horrified when I say I would like to see it. 1 am even told it is no place for girls to uo. I think. Don't you. They say the ballet U divine. All the men of course. How- I am determined to sec even if I have to go to a matinee and get a district telegraph lad to take roe. I'll tell you nil about it should I succeed in seeing it. DRESS baninoss GP.EEKEWAI.DS'. working Bennett Brook Ice Company Offer lo 6npply guaranteed free from all upon the most reasonable terms. 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- Delay the start of the annual meeting by close to 30 minutes;
- Blatantly stray from its own meeting agenda, including refusing to promptly close the polls at the designated point in the agenda, despite repeated motions from shareholders;
- Despite the fact that the polls should have been closed, engage in a long-winded business presentation, which Mr. Herbert abruptly cut off once he was apparently informed of USAT's desired meeting results by his proxy solicitor and corporate secretary;
- Refuse to reflect in the minutes of the meeting the objections to the deviation from the meeting agenda;
- After these objections were voiced, abruptly terminate the question and answer session before shareholders had a chance to ask a single question about the business, including the lengthy presentation that SAVE believes was used as an obvious delay tactic.
Shareholder Advocates For Value Enhancement (SAVE) Says Its Nominees May Have Had Sufficient Votes To Be Elected At USA Technologies Annual Meeting
GREENWICH, Conn., June 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- S.A.V.E. Partners IV, LLC, which together with its nominees and certain other shareholders are members of a group ("SAVE") that collectively owns 3,196,739 shares of common stock of USA Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: USAT) ("USAT" or the "Company"), representing approximately 9.8% of the Company's outstanding shares, today announced that, based on preliminary voting results, it believes its seven nominees may have been elected to the board of directors of USAT if not for USAT's apparent last-minute attempt to influence the vote by delaying the start of the annual meeting and keeping the polls open in clear disregard of its own meeting agenda. SAVE believes USAT manipulated the electoral process and disenfranchised shareholders at today's annual meeting by having the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Herbert:David Thomsen, an independent shareholder of USAT, stated, "I have attended a large number of shareholder meetings and never have I seen such a blatant disregard for shareholders' concerns or such rude treatment of shareholders. I was physically removed from the meeting for merely seconding a motion that the polls be closed." SOURCE S.A.V.E. Partners IV, LLC
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Toyota Pledges $50M To Research AI For Autonomous Vehicles, Hires DARPA's Dr. Gill Pratt
Today, Toyota announced that it has hired Gill Pratt to drive its autonomous car research. Pratt is best known in this field for his work at DARPA and MIT, including starting the Robotics Challenge. The company is also investing $50 million in the research over the next five years as well as partnering with MIT and Stanford. Read More
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What happens when NASA gets together with IBM's Bluemix cloud services and sponsors a worldwide hackathon? They hope to challenge participants to build apps that help solve issues around space exploration and earthly problems too. The ambitious event, called The Space App Challenge, is taking place this weekend simultaneously in 162 countries involving 136 cities and 10,000… Read More
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While it can be dangerous to take lessons from television shows or science fiction novels, there's evidence that as technology advances at breakneck speed, there will be those who are afraid of what's coming and people could choose sides. To some extent, it's because technology is always a few steps ahead of society, and we have yet to come to grips with much of… Read More
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Dyson is spending big on new products and product categories, the company announced today. The maker of vacuums, fans, heaters, hand dryers, robots and more announced today that it would be spending a total of $2.35 billion across a UK tech campus, expansion of its manufacturing efforts, investment in British universities to foster talent, and $1.56 billion in new specific tech development… Read More
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French robotics can boast of several innovative robotics startups, entrepreneurs and researchers. But robots aren't ubiquitous in the French industry, which has experienced steady decline in the past decades. Couldn't robotics help? Read More
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Andy Rubin, best known for his work on Android at Google, is leaving the company. According to The Wall Street Journal, Rubin will build an incubator for what it describes as companies working with "technology-hardware" products. Google confirmed the departure to us with a prepared statement from Google CEO Larry Page: "I want to wish Andy all the best with what's next. Read More
UK Plans To Demo Robots In The Wild
The UK's first official robotics strategy, drawn up with help from the Technology Strategy Board (TSB), is calling for the establishment of real-world test sites over the next five+ years where robotics and autonomous systems (RAS) can be rigorously put through their paces to help speed up development. Read More
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SoftBank Will Sell Humanoid Robot Pals Starting Next February
We don't have robot butlers just yet, but as of next year, it will be possible to have your very own human-like robot companion. Japanese telecom giant SoftBank revealed to Reuters that it will begin selling personal robot buddies by February. These bots are able to learn and express emotions, and will sell for just under $2,000, with the company believing they'll be able to serve… Read More
These Extra Arms Will Help You Lift Heavy Objects Like A Super Cyborg
It's hard out there for men and women who are not the multi-armed goddess of destruction and rebith, Kālikā. MIT researchers have created a pair of robotic arms that connect to your shoulders and give you another pair of pinchers to help you lift heavy objects, keep objects in place while you attach them overhead, or subjugate Lord Shiva with your power to both create and destroy. Read More
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AI Experts On The Reality Behind The Sci-Fi Thriller "Transcendence"
An ambitious blend of fact and fiction, "Transcendence" is Hollywood's latest dystopian-edged take on the implications of artificial intelligence. Here are some examples of where the film displays some chops in computer vision, intelligent systems and brain imaging. Read More
Anki Drive Expands Its Robotics Expertise With New Cars, Tracks, And AI
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Savioke Gets $2M To Build A 'Services Industry' Robot
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Insights from our Editorial Team
The utility industry's esprit de corps will be a crucial element in addressing the biggest challenges our industry faces, as most of these challenges go beyond the walls and control rooms of utilities themselves. Here's a look at three big issues ahead.
Last week at a major industry conference, ONZO surveyed utilties on what utilities think when it comes to the importance of customer insight and engagement. The results are in. Just click.
Last week, the Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative (SGCC) held their 2016 Consumer Symposium. This year's theme was "The Connected Consumer and the Future of the Grid."
How to get that line gig and how to keep it from a guy who knows
NYPA lineman Todd Jones was nice enough to share these tips on becoming a lineman with Intelligent Utility. Five tips on how to get the gig and five on how to keep it. And he even illustrates his piece with some fabulous work photos.
We chat with Manitoba Hydro on their new Winnipeg substation project and how that fits into a bigger plan to spread the TLC to other bits of their system.
The impact of smart home devices
In Q2 2015, 16 percent of all U.S. broadband households owned one or more smart home devices. Many of these smart devices offer energy management capabilities including demand response. Today, utilities are evaluating the benefits of integrating smart devices into utility programs.
While you'd be challenged to find a more overused buzzword in technology, analytics are a utility's best friend in today's world of energy conservation and fast-shifting customer preferences.
A women-in-energy interview
We sat down with Sainab Ninalowo, smart grid engineer in the Smart Grid and Technology Group at ComEd (and also a driving force in the IEEE Power and Energy Society's Women in Power program) to chat about the biz and a woman's place in it---and her specific place, too.
The vast array of potential security controls available to be employed in a defense-in-depth approach leads to the challenge of determining the optimum balance of security investment against risk.
SCE reveals the 5 steps to infrastructure survival
El Niño is back. Every few years, he returns around Christmas (hence, the name "El Niño") to bring wacky moisture patterns, storms of wild proportion and just general weather havoc. And, unfortunately, there's one bit of infrastructure distinctly vulnerable to such weather havoc—namely, the poles, wires and outside structures of power's T&D system.


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Cliff Mass has been busy over the past 24 hours. "It's been an exhausting day," the weather guru says by phone from his office at the University of Washington, where he's been tracking the season's first snowstorm. On his blog, Mass says "the show is not over yet." So what might Mother Nature's second act look like? According to Mass, a little something like what Bellingham is going through right now. Which means you should either do as he's doing in the photo to the right and bundle up. Or, better yet, stay in your damn house tonight.
"We're talking about really cold conditions that we haven't seen since last December," he says.
Which brings up the other issue: the slush. Mass rode into work today on the Burke-Gilman trail. But he says he's not counting on having the same commute tomorrow, given that anything slushy will freeze overnight.
As for the Department of Transportation, whose performance is being watched closely after 2009's Snowmageddon, Mass says that, so far, it's passed with flying colors. Last night, on a drive to the airport, he says he saw de-icing trucks out in force. But the real test, he insists, will be tonight: "They better get anything that's wet off the roads now while they still have a chance."


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Gregg, Potter lead Placer golfers
Daniel Gregg and Matthew Potter both fired 2-over-par 38s at Lincoln Hills Golf Course on Tuesday to pace Placer High past Lincoln in a Pioneer Valley League battle.
The Hillmen shot 201 as a team to top the Zebras by 14 strokes.
Cody Riecks finished with a 40, Austin Childress carded a 41 and Nathan Bonner added a 44 as Placer improved to 8-1 in the PVL.
On Monday, Placer shot a 195 and easily beat Center at Cherry Island. Gregg led the way with a 1-over-par 37. Childress and Pietromonaco were right behind at 38 while Potter and Riecks finished with 41s.
Bear River 217, Foothill 311 at Lake of the Pines — Jake DePass and Cory Langseth both finished 1-over-par with 36s as the Bruins improved to 4-3 in the PVL.
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Indiana was one of just 10 states with no state funding dedicated to prekindergarten until this year.
Columbus native Gov. Mike Pence made finding money for prekindergarten his top education priority during the most recent session, and it worked — sort of.
A small-scale pilot program was approved by state legislators, which will provide low-income 4-year-olds in five still-to-be-determined counties with scholarships worth anywhere between $2,500 and $6,800 per student.
The pilot program will provide about 1,500 half- or full-day vouchers statewide for children to attend a qualified program. Eligible families can make up to about 127 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $30,000 a year for a family of four.
Programs need to be at least a Level 3 on the state's 4-level Paths to Quality rating scale, which takes a systematic approach to help child care providers take the necessary steps to achieve higher levels of quality in their programs.
There are private and parochial preschools that qualify in Columbus, as well as public options such as Busy Bees Academy.
The state Family and Social Services Administration will provide $10 million from Child Care and Development grant funds. An additional 10 to 50 percent of tuition must be matched by private donations obtained by prekindergarten providers or other grants.
It's too soon to know if Bartholomew County will be selected as one of the pilot programs, and the state has not released any more information about the timeline or logistics.
Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. Superintendent John Quick said the district has expressed interest in being considered.
He said he thinks the state program is a step in the right direction from the state.
Local educators are not sitting by idly to wait for the five counties to be named.
Instead, BCSC is asking taxpayers to chip in with a referendum requesting a $0.05 per $100 assessed valuation property tax increase.
If both funding mechanisms became a local reality, it would mean local students could opt for a state voucher to attend a private pre-K school.
"We're going to need to find multiple funding streams and sustainable funding streams," Quick said. "We'll apply for every kind of grant we can get."


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Evil's Interrogator
By Isabel Hilton
Published: April 4, 1999
Gitta Sereny is sitting deep in an armchair. She is dressed in slacks and a simple polo-necked sweater, her hair freshly washed. She gives me a long look. ''Well,'' she says, ''do your worst.'' We are sitting in the living room of her apartment on an anonymous block in Kensington, in West London. It is a comfortable room in the corner of the building, and the morning light is streaming in. The pure notes of Cecilia Bartoli, playing on the stereo, float discreetly in the background, and the air is scented with the coffee that Gitta's husband, Don Honeyman, has just placed on the low table between us.
We have been acquainted for many years, but now she seems wary, bruised by what she regards as an excess of the wrong kind of attention during the row that surrounded the publication in England last year of her latest book, ''Cries Unheard,'' the story of Mary Bell, who as a 10-year-old in 1968 killed one boy, age 4, and two months later another one, age 3, for no apparent reason. The book is soon to be published in the United States, and Sereny is anxious to avoid a repetition of the controversy.
The uproar began last April, shortly before the book's publication, when The Observer ran an article revealing the project. Nine days later, The Guardian reported that Sereny had paid Mary Bell 50,000 from her advance to collaborate on the book. Sereny acknowledged a payment, though both she and her publishers describe the figure as ''wholly invented.'' (''That's not to say,'' says one insider, ''that the true figure was necessarily less than that.'') The issue, for the less than morally consistent British press, became one of whether Mary Bell should be permitted to ''profit'' from the killing of two little boys 30 years before.
There are few sights less edifying than a press pack on a moral cavalry charge. Sereny's apartment was under siege, and her telephone records, apparently illegally acquired, were being combed for clues as to Bell's whereabouts. Since her release from prison, Bell had changed her name and (several times) her address. Until she signed the book deal, she was living on public assistance with her partner and her daughter, then 11 years old. The child was a ward of the court, and the family was protected by an official injunction that banned the press from revealing the child's identity and, therefore, her mother's.
Nevertheless, within days, journalists were encamped outside Bell's house and were knocking on other doors on the street to inform the startled residents that they had a child killer for a neighbor. Bell and her bewildered daughter were forced to flee, and as they escaped, Bell found herself obliged to explain to her child the dreadful secret of her past. By Sereny's account, the child took it calmly. Sereny, meanwhile, was denounced by the families of Bell's victims, by the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, and by the Home Secretary, Jack Straw, and she was pilloried in the tabloid press.
It was the worst of results, as Sereny admits. She had wanted to explain the murders by exploring Bell's own traumatic childhood -- an appalling catalogue of neglect and physical and sexual abuse -- and to demonstrate how the English system of justice had failed her. Not only had Bell received no help from social welfare agencies before the killings but she also had received little after her conviction. That message, though, was drowned in the clamor.
Sereny has never been afraid of controversy. In her long career as a writer and journalist, she has provoked criticism for her philosophy (people are born good and corrupted by society), her methods (helping her subjects ''discover'' their propensity for evil through interviews that most closely resemble psychotherapy) and her courageous refusal to demonize people who have done great wrongs. Sereny is fascinated not only by the fact of evil but also by the possibility of redemption. Each is equally mystifying. In the last analysis, it is this deep belief in the possibility of redemption that gets the critics' teeth grinding and sends the tabloid press into a fury.
The case of Mary Bell has been notorious in England ever since her trial in 1968 and is clearly still relevant today. The question of what makes children kill was raised starkly once again in England in 1993, when two 10-year-olds murdered a toddler named James Bulger, and in the United States, in 1997 and 1998, when, in a string of attacks, 6 schoolboys killed 5 adults and 12 children.
Mary Bell's co-defendant was a 13-year-old neighbor, named, coincidentally, Norma Bell. The two children behaved in markedly different ways throughout the ordeal. Norma sobbed and was patently distressed. Mary was quiet, unemotional, even in the face of a coroner's finding that one of the boys had been strangled, scratched with a razor blade and cut with a scissors. Compression marks on the strangled boy's throat were light, the report stated, as were his wounds, facts that pointed strongly to a child murderer.
Norma was acquitted and public interest in her faded. Mary was convicted of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility. Her conviction, and her apparent serenity, insured her being engraved in the public mind as a monster -- that most terrifying betrayal of the adult desire for innocence in children, a child who killed and seemingly felt no remorse.


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For those of you playing along with copies of the home game... the Suntour LeTech was Suntour's top of the line touring derailleur around 1984. It was really cool, it was really modern (with the fancy computer font) and even modern-er with Suntour's triple pivot system. Aside from the computer font, it was a really nice looking and superbly engineered piece of machinery meant to handle monsterous amounts of chain slack and a huge rear cog.
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It's "Interior", not Central. Central is a town name.
Region borders?
We've never really defined the borders of the Alaska regions, so I'm not entirely sure where this region extends to. For now I've de-orphaned Chicken by including it here, but there may be a better region to include that town in (it's nearly on the border with Canada, not too far from Dawson City). -- Ryan • (talk) • 14:24, 4 July 2007 (EDT)
Chicken is more of a bump in the road than an actual town. Consists of two buildings, one of which is a store, and is the only habitation between Eagle, Tok and Dawson, YT. And yes, it does lie within the traditional borders of Interior Alaska. Celticevergreen 16:28, 4 July 2007 (EDT)


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Eight votes that explain who House Republicans really are.
Earlier this week, after the morning meeting of House Republicans, I found myself deep in a three-way conversation with California Rep. Tom McClintock and another reporter. The reporter's questions were well-researched and dogged, ranging from previous House offers to entitlement reform to what "default" really meant for what the Senate might do next.
McClintock, a former candidate for governor of California, has plenty of question-dodging experience and proved to be a master evader, turning every question back to how "the House and the Senate are designed to come to independent judgments." It felt a little useless, but I didn't realize how useless it must have been to my colleague until McClintock left. At that moment the reporter who'd just pressed this congressman with at least 11 questions turned to me and asked: "Who was that?"
I tell this story not to disparage someone. Days earlier, I'd asked a colleague the exact same question after quizzing a white-haired, middle-aged Republican congressman with a Southern accent. (Hello, Rep. Mo Brooks.) The current House Republican majority, the 232 people who run half the Congress, is mostly male, mostly middle-aged, and mostly white, making it sometimes impossibly hard to differentiate one member from another.
That is one of the many reasons that the press corps—and readers, surely—have so much trouble identifying who really matters as the shutdown drags on. The Atlantic tried to identify "32 Republicans who caused the shutdown," admitted it wasn't "a comprehensive roll," and then came back with a viral feature that has influenced how thousands of Facebook-using liberals now view the crisis. The Washington Examiner's Byron York confidently cited "insiders" who insist that "about 30 House Republicans" backed the party into the defund Obamacare cul-de-sac. The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza identified the 80 signatories of Rep. Mark Meadows' defund-Obamacare letter as the "suicide caucus." In an interview with Barney Frank, the New Republic referred to the holdouts in Congress as "these faceless Republicans," and you can see why—no one even knows which faces to look for.
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Much more useful: the Republican Study Committee, which consists of 164 dues-paying (literally) conservatives, and the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza's "complete guide to understanding" House Republicans. Cillizza put Republicans into five groups, related to their votes on six bills: the fiscal cliff compromise of 2011, the 2013 vote for speaker, the Hurricane Sandy relief bill, the January 2013 debt-limit delay, the Violence Against Women Act, and the farm bill. Listed below are some of the key votes and stances that have identified the most hard-core Republicans. If a Republican is on this list, or voted against leadership on one of Cillizza's items, assign a point. (I'm repeating two of Cillizza's items, with a different emphasis.)


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The Place: Lucky 8's China House, 1407 14th Ave., 328-0888, CAPITOL HILL
The Hours: 4-6 p.m. & 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Mon.-Fri.; 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Sat.-Sun.
The Place: Lucky 8's China House, 1407 14th Ave., 328-0888, CAPITOL HILL
The Hours: 4-6 p.m. & 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Mon.-Fri.; 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Sat.-Sun.
The Digs: Bright and woody, the interior of Lucky 8's still feels very "new." It's clean and airy without too much of a stereotypical Asian vibe, and has an open staircase that allows for dramatic entrances.
The Deal: $5 wells, $4 wine and Fernet, and $2 PBR tallboys make for fairly good bargains, but it's the food deals here that steal the show. You can get royally full for around $8. The Szechuan ribs ($2 each) are meaty and well sauced. The rolls ($1.50 each)--both egg and spring--make for fine bar snacking. Also worth a mention are the pork bao ($2.50 each); hearty and fresh-tasting, two make a meal on their own. If you're feeling spendy, the duck dumplings ($8.95) are crispy, delicious treats that, when paired with orange chili sauce, make for sweet/savory perfection, and are completely worth taking a vacation from the happy-hour menu.
The Verdict: I have to admit I almost cancelled this review after I was awkwardly, unceremoniously dumped during my visit, received a parking ticket while there, and discovered my photos did not turn out--but when I started thinking about those Szechuan ribs, $2 tallboys, and the sweet, considerate staff, I made plans to go back. After all, they did everything right by happy-hour standards, and those yummy pork bao were hardly accountable for my bad karma (all three instances of which could have been avoided) as they brought to mind an often-repeated phrase from that ill-fated afternoon: "It's not you, Lucky 8's China House, it's me."


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Day 1
Arrival in Hampi
Today you'll travel inland from Goa to Hampi, an enchanting village on the shores of the Tungabhadra River, nestled amongst ancient ruins and crumbling sculptures.
In the early mornings and late afternoons, the combination of gentle light and striking landscape gives Hampi a magical ambience that defies description.
Day 2
Guided Tour
After breakfast, you'll set off to explore with our local guide. The ruins are dotted across a large distance between massive rocks, banana plantations and tropical scrub. You'll visit many extraordinary sites – the Temple of Malyavanta, Hampi Bazaar (a beautiful street in the days of the Vijayanagaran Empire), the Virupaksha Temple, the Ugra Narasimha Burial Mound and the Vithala Temple complex. At the end of the day, you'll be dropped off at your guesthouse. There's nothing planned for the evening, so you'll have plenty of time to explore. You'll get a real taste of Indian rural living, with buffalo carts, cows and goats roaming free. There are several small restaurants serving local dishes and, as the sun slowly sets, you can climb the nearby hill to enjoy the magical sunset.
Days 3-4
Free Time & Departure
Today, your time is completely your own. Hampi was once the huge capital of the Vijaynagaran Empire, larger than Paris or London. One of the most famous ruins is the massive stone carriage that is parked in front of an impressive gallery of decorated pillars, each sculpted from a single block of stone. Alternatively, you can hire a bicycle to explore more of the ruins, or the colourful rural village scenes around your hotel.
The next day you'll wave goodbye to Hampi and get ready for your next adventure.
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Our In Style option is a lovely resort just outside Hampi for a little respite. You'll actually drive over large boulders to reach it and once you arrive you'll immediately notice the beauty of your surroundings. The resort is situated on the bank of a river, amid bamboo trees, coconut groves, mango trees, and the huge boulders that Hampi is famous for. This is a great place for a bit of peace and quiet!
Guide price: £ 468 - per person - In Style
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