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Measuring performance: does the assessment depend on the poverty proxy?
Poverty indicators often disagree about whether a person is poor or not. Yet, when it comes to assessing whether a program is successful in reaching the poor the dominant practice is to use an income poverty indicator. This paper investigates whether the choice of welfare indicator influences the pro-poorness assessment of an intervention. Using the official European Union income and material deprivation indicators, this paper compares the outcomes of four performance indicators for three types of income transfers in six high income European countries namely Germany, France, Ireland, Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom. This study finds that the dominant practice of using an income indicator systematically underestimates the performance of income transfers; when the information from both indicators is combined programs are assessed as far more successful.
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Darren Williams, one of three jockeys who walked free from the Old Bailey last year following the collapse of their trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud punters, said yesterday that he expects an imminent British Horseracing Authority report on the fiasco to place the blame squarely with City of London police.
Dame Elizabeth Neville, a former chief constable of Wiltshire, was commissioned by the BHA to conduct an independent review of its security operations in October 2007. The review's remit was extended two months later when Williams, Kieren Fallon, Fergal Lynch and three other men walked free from the Old Bailey, to allow Neville to consider the BHA's responsibility, if any, for the debacle.
Neville's report, originally expected in February but now likely to be published tomorrow, is not believed to contain any serious criticisms of the BHA. Ben Gunn, the Authority's Independent Regulatory Director, and Paul Scotney, the Director of Integrity Services and Licensing, are also believed to have been cleared.
Williams was suspended from riding for 15 months prior to the Old Bailey trial and is now trying to rebuild his career in the saddle.
"Everyone keeps trying to blame everyone else, and I expect this will be the same," Williams said. "The police and the Jockey Club [BHA] keep trying to throw the baton between themselves, and if that's what they want to do, it's up to them.
"At the end of the day, it's all in the past for me now, and I'm trying to get my career going again. It's taken a bit longer than I hoped it would, but I'm where I want to be with my fitness and I'm getting a few of my old contacts back.
"I'll be interested to see what the outcome [of the report] is, but I certainly won't be jumping out of bed at 6am to go and buy the paper and read all about it. I've got a job to do."
A number of issues highlighted by the trial still puzzle Williams, such as the fact that Mark Manning, the police officer in charge of the City of London investigation, was offered a job in the BHA's security department following his retirement from the force.
It was also suggested in court by Scotney that notes he had made during a meeting with senior City of London officers prior to the start of their investigation may have been in a briefcase that was later stolen from the BHA's offices in Shaftesbury Avenue.
"I was talking to Kieren [Fallon] about that a few weeks ago," Williams said. "We were saying that when you go to an inquiry there, you can't get past the door without someone taking your name. But someone went up to the seventh floor and took this briefcase, and no one ever saw anything."
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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - September 16, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia E ATL VOL. XXII ATLANTA, TUESDAY, MOBNIBTG, SEPTEMBER 16, PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. BOB KENNEDY TIXDS HIMSELF THE OBJECT OF Atf- SOME REPUBLICANS ATTACK HIM. le tho Majority Seem to Defend The Full Text of the Speech Created All the Trouble. September -Tho torch was applied, the first rocket shot .sfcyward, and the pyrotechnic display was on. The audience was all interested. The second rocket was looked for. but the powder was wot. There v. as a delay. Another show was "brought oat to consume tho time. A delay of two hours and then the rockets shot skyward; the wheels throw out fire in all directions; the -ecence waahmd! It looked like every tiling was on firo, and the audience was highly de'ighted, when sud- denly tho hose was turned on and the an- nouncement made that the show would be continued tomorrow. MR. FM.OE'S RESOLUTION. Mr. Enloe, of Tennessee, lighted tho first rocket soon after the house met. It was in the shape of a icsolution providing that the clerk of the house communicate to the senate the fact that the house reprobates and condemns the utterances of Bob Kennedy, reflecting upon the character of the senate. Mr. Enloo introduced it as a privilege resolution. Speaker Reed, who is believed to have in- spired Kennedy's speech, and who stands ready to protect him, examined the resolutiou care- fully before he allowed the clerk to read it. Ho consulted with his advisory clerk, exam- ined his own rules, found he could not rule it oat of order, and then lianded it to the clerk to read. 16 created a sensation. The republicans in a quandary. Reed wanted it out of the way for a time, and requested that Mr. Enloe withdraw it until the report on the tariff bill was disposed of. Mr. Enloe consented. THE KESOLUTIOX RESUMED. After the disposition of the tariff, Mr. Enloe called up the resolution, and then the fire- works opened. General Grosvenor, of Ohio, the old parti- san, who wants to set aside the redis- trictuig of Ohio in order that he may come back to congress, attempted to get Kennedy out of the hole by making the point of order that the resolution was not privileged, because no one had called Kennedy to order when he made the speech. Then the argument opened on the point of order. Mr. Eailoe argued that it was in order, that it affected the dignity and integrity of tho house, and that the house owed it to itself to inform the senate that its members repudiated such utterance. Here Reed showed how he stood by inter- posing the suggestion that the rules say a member must he called to order for violating the rules before other business has intervened. Everything looked like the republicans were in for allowing Kennedy's language to stand. Mr. Enloo had the speech from the Record road, and at those parts denouncing Quay there was a broad smile, apparently of ap- proval, on the faces of the majority of the repuVica'n members. They would look at one another, smile and nod knowingly. Ev- erj thing showed that the majority of repub- licans endorsed what Kennedy had said. MR. BAYNE JUMPS UP. Then Mr. Bayne, a Pennsylvania repub- lican, took the floor. He is the man whom Mr. Bynum denounced as a perjurer and a falsifier, and for which, at instance Mr. Bynum was censured. His first remarks created a sensation: "I concur in the remarks of the gentleman from he said. "It is the duty o: the house to adopt the resolution. Epithets 1m e been applied to two senators that waul" disgrace any man in this country, and the sen- ate as a body has been attacked. This body cannot fail to put the seal condemnation upon these utterances. I trust it will no'' allow any technicality to interpose." TIio Kennedy gang wavered under thii bomb Evtn old General Grosvenor saw on a vote the resolution would pass, and he arosi and announced that the resolution should gi to a committee. "To a you interposed Sir. Eniloo. "Yes, knowing your motives I re plied "And your retorted the Tennes- eeiui, "are never other than vile." At this moment Mr. Bayne took the floo; again, and offered a resolution to be added tc Mr. Enloo's, that the speech be eliminate! {rom the permanent records. OTHER. REPUBLICANS TO THE CHARGE. Mr. Adams, of Illinois, another republican then arose and strongly advocated tho Enl resolution. The house should not suffer itsel to be put in an attitude of hostility to the sen ate, he said, and tho resolution should pass. A half other representatives, who on the outside of Reed's crowd ready to follow on the sanr line, when McKinloy turned th hose upon tho pyrotechnics by moving to ad journ, stating that the question was one o each grave importance that it required cal deliberation. Thus the matter wont over nntil tomorrow After adjournment it was freely discussei mong the republican members. The stron advocates of the force bill said the charge Against Quay were true, that he had been a de laulter when treasurer of Pennsylvania, an that his friends had furnished the money make it good. Other republicans said whil that might be true, denunciation of Quay in jured the republican party, and it was bette to sacrifice Kennedy than the party. KENNEDY IS MAD. Kennedy is red hot. He has a speech pre- pared to reply to the Enloe resolution, an -Bays ho -will deliver it tomorrow. Ho say he -will also read letters he ha Deceived commending! his course, and h thinks he can make it as not for the other fe lows as they can make it for him. Tonigh Kennedy is in consultation -with Reed and th entire republican Ohio delegation. They ar some scheme to pull Kennet through the hole. The chances are Reed wi tomorrow rule the Enloe resolution out c order, if he the assurance that he will 1 sustained. If not he will concoct some othi plan that will amount simply to a smoothing over of the affair. QUAT'S POUCY OF SILENCE. Quay is pursuing; his policy of silence. He say nothing, but his friends can do what they choose. However, whatever he does, Reed is at the bottom of a schem'e to force him the chairmansnip of the resolution com- mittee in order tfaflt Giarkson, "Who is Reed's friend, may take it. trill probably lurid in the ouse. If Kennedy does get tho floor, the ir will fly somewhere. THE CRLEBKATBD SPEECH. Here is Kennedy's speech as printed in the ecord The senate of the IJnitcil States win Ir-arn tliat loo is. a bar of public opinion, and at tlut it now tried. If the house is tlie immediate prosentAtiye of tliu people, tho senau; wJia iii- mlcil to bo the otlK-r branch, co-ordinate with ic people's thrives. Tiie tune WAS when to have been a Roman was o havo been greater thau a king; the Roman ixmv with tho mire and the filth of ie centuries. To been a the days of "Webster id Cla> aKti-Calbomi was tif have been part of a >Jy tli.it vkun and hail tlie admiration of the oyk-nnrtli and south. To hate been i in the days of WatJa and -'nd n a-i'l i nt.bmlen to have .IH-SO- il itli men UOIG of honor would liavo iod the pun-h i-e ot ,t MI it, and wou d have enietl companion to one whose name waa ariif-liLti L> t-vni a subjuc.mi of corruption. [Here Kcnn cut out thn sentence- If nmaii tojr.1 iiad been i" tin- ami ire of the CTtunQs, simlytiie clo.ik nal cnmte-y hide thu m.amy nd cnrnis'tiun wli'uh his dishonored din- nrpil a which uiice the prou.Iodt in the ,nd.] THE I'lT TTO2? OITIA. The wh.rh hi part I IKWB ti e honor to upon floor has twice, wit, i i a sin- le rteiMil licen onco the proudest in tho nd. Tiium: A rouitui-T IIAKGAIX wirn THI: VULGAB JOE." SIS DISTRICT stltSIOST XO OTHERS WHO WILL HAVE TO GO- Tito A rsuraent Veccl to Advance tlie Iforce Harrison KB Very Anxious for Konoininatlon. One of the daily newspapers said, on Saturday iorn HIT, alter the agreementto delay action upon elect lull h-ultjocn announced Mr. (.iiiij conkl do notlung less without being ilae to nis agreement with Afr. Gorman. it, then, come to tins Uiat a leader ot the 13 :vnd traitlckinfr with a dem- :r.Uie lender, and bartering away the principles the republican party? What sirrct unOVrstaaduig exists which the no-t important of ell its party measures is to be iven away lor a mess of pottace? la it true thut the promises of the party and its acred and pledges to pive to the euple a. law lor their piotection at the polls is to j swapped awiij as a trader would exchange a >rse, aid tbe pieces of silver. It WAS fitill a lartof the eternal fltness of things that, having leen guilty oi" tho basest crimes ot all cert lines, 10 should go out and hang himself. A JUD VS KISH TO BEJTt 1.V IT. HiBtory is repeating itself. The great party of the republic having lived for tinrty-ilve years, ind durnis t lat rime having under all circum- stances been the friend of liberty and humanity, auttliavingtiplifted its hanii evcryp-uere for the enslaved and the oppress d, has seen its banneis Carried forward in the onward march of human progress until throughout all America there has been proclaimed tho universal freedom of the leople. Tim people, believing its promises to bo some- thing more than mere professions made for the purpose gaining power, intrusted It with tbe control of ever j department ot tho government, and now when it to be expected that It would leleem its pledges and be faithful to history it is about to prove f-ilse, and and oft- rapcuted promises are not to be redeemed. The Judas Iscanot two thousand years ago is to find a t ount: rpart in thu atlas ot t iday. The Judas who toot the thirty pieces ot silver and went and hanged has Jeft an example TO bo added Matt well worthy oi imitation CRIME MLbTNOT DB HIDDEV BECAUSE IT 13 RE- Some ture since I o >d in my place upon this floor and. denounced a sen t tor from my native state- because, when charged with cir uptioii and branded with infamy, he did not arise in hia seat and demand an iiiV3stigation and inquiry that should establish tho puruy of his actions and his Q-ooiialhonor. Again 1 stood in my place upon tnls floor and denounced tlie then speaker ot this houfae, be- cause when charges of fraud and outrage con- nected with his election were made against him, Instead of demanding the bcarching investi- gation that he might be from these as- persions upon lua character, be was content to permit a committee composed of his political friends to bury them under the convenient cover" of a refusal to give hearing to his accusers. These men were democrats. J.ow ano'hcr, occupying a high place in the councils of the political party to I belong, has suireriHl himself month in and month oat to be with crimes and misdemeanors for which, if guilty, bo should have been condemned under tlie laws of hjs state and have had measured out to lam the fullest measure ot it's punishment. This man is a republican. Shall 1 now remain silent? Is it just and hono.st after having de- nounced these democratic leaders to remain in my beat eik-nt because tine who is of crimes and refuses to bt-ek lor vindication i -to. republican iind that republican the recognized leader of my party9 Mr. Speaker, neither decency nor honor would permit me to do so. I do not know whether the charges made against tbe chairman oi the national "republican com- mittee arc- true or false. I do not know if the charges made against the member from Kentucky or the senator Jrom Ohio were true or false, but I do know that they did not demand investigations of them, and for this I denounced them on this lioor I do not know whether these charges against the chairman of the national republican com- mittee are tiue or false, but I do know that they have been made by journals ot chara.1 and standing again uncl again, and I do know that in the of charges lie has remained silent, and has neither sought nor attempted to seek opportunity to vindicate himself against them.1 I do .know that as a republican leader lie owed it to tbe great party at vibo-e head he was rather to brand them as intanuej or to prove their falsity, or he owed it to the party to stand aside- from its leadership. Ho boa not either, and for this I denounce He has failed to justify himself, and though op- portunity and ample time nave been given him no remains silent. His silence under such circum- stances is bimply a confession of guilt. An honor- able man does nbt long dally when his-ionor is as- Bailed. He has delayedtoo long to justify the belief in his innocence. He stands convicted already be- fore the bar of public opinion. Under sucn cir- cumstances he should be driven from the head of a party whose life Ins presence imperils. So I say the republican party has done enough for this pretended leader; let him be relegated to It is no longer a question of his vindication, but It is now a que'-t on of the hie of the party itselt. Better a thauband such should go down to ob- scurity tliaiLitbat he shonld he permitted ta hang as a millstone about the neck, dragging it down to destruction._________ E. W. Js. AX-MOST INSTANTLY A Bloody Between Two "WASHINGTON, September While vulgar Joe Cannon's majority in tfia_ last congressional election, in. his Illinois dis- trict was large, private advices from there are to tho effect that the beast will have no major- ity at all in the November election. Indeed, there are a few thousand republicans who, it is said, will refuse to vote at all, on account of tbe disgrace LroushtuponthoirdistrictbythD filthy speeches of t.ho blackguard, and, consequently, it is believed a democrat will succeed him, Tho chances aro that McKuiley will also go clou u m defeat. Butter worth is already out- and so is Grosveuor. Thus, of the live fooftf light favorites of the republican congressmen, Tom Hoed will be alone in tho next house. THE RKED BOOM. Notwithstanding the Hoed boom for the pros'.dential nomination Iu '92, which has grown to proportions of groatnoan since bis rc-elecuontothe house by the largest majority hia district has ever civen any candidate, Mr. Harrison still haa his weather eye upon a second term. "And bo will get said one of his rtp- pointeos today. "He will go into the conven- tion with tho vote of southern state. Ho fixed that by his distribution of tho patronage. He will likewise have Indiana and enough western, states to carry him through. Harrison has placed the offices -where they will tell. "We know be is not popular with the politicians, but be "will be renominated all the same." However, outside ot his officeholders no can bo found who entertains any such views. By the loading men of the party he is not even considered. Indeed he is so small that no republican mem- ber of either house considers his views or his position in anything. They look upon him as-a sort of unfortunate necessary in the white house, not worthy of mention. However it will bo fortunate for the democratic party it the little fellow is renominated; It would mean democratic success in '92. THE FORCE BILL CANVASS. When the original fight was being made tot the passage oE the force bill by the house, Kowell, of Illinois, and Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, used the argument with vigor that an election bill was needed to prevent the fraud and violence that took placo in Mississippi during congressional elections'. This was one of tho strongest arguments made, and Mr. who is chairman of the elections committee, is the man. who placed it before the house in full dress. His description of the methods in. Mississippi were such as to lead the northern. A COLORED ORATOB. EXCITEMENT IN .THE COLORED PEOPLE DESIRE PEACE And Montgomery Thinks tlie Adoption of tlie Franchise Committee's Report ve the Race Problem. people to bolieye that -the republic: vastly in the majority, but tbe democrats mur-' dered them and counted them out by the wholesale. Notwithstanding all this, it will be noted that of all the southern members Mr. Kowell and his republican assistants in the elections committee have txunod out, not one has been from Mississippi. Tho scats of Mississippians have been con- tested. Mr. Morgan's was contested so was General Catcliings's, and likewise General Hooker's, but none of them Meie turned out. Indeed, after all his vivid oratory of a general nature about frauds in Mississippi. Mr. Row- ell could not find enough evidence to demonstrate oven a semblance of justice in turning out a Mississippi man, and conse- quently he has been compelled to silently ac- knowledge his inconsistency. HOW SHE ADVERTISED HERSEI.B'. Lillian Lewis, a young actresa plajing here in one of the small theaters, adopted a rather remarkable method of advertising herself a day or two ago. She claimed to have had a dream in which phe saw herself alive in a coflin. Adopting the idea of the dream she took her manager aud a party of f ri ends to a photograph gal lery a lew days ago, borrowed a coffin from an un- dertaker and had her photograph talce.i while lying in the "somber-hued house of death." She had another taken in a sitting posture in the coflin, representing her reviving con- sciousness. THE COPYRIGHT DILI.. If the international copyright bill is ever gotten up in the house again, tho chances are tho fight the newspaperijghave made against the men who voted against it before will lead to its passage. However, the average member is very sore on the lobby that has been here for some time working to secure its passage. That they didn't know their business is expressing it mildly. An old professional lobbyist can do ruora in a day than tbe whole crowd of them could do in a month. They talk nothing but the copyright bill. Theytalk it everywhere and at all times, and simply worry the very lifo out of the average congross- JACKBON, Miss., September gomery, the negro delegate, addressed the con- vention today in support of the committee's .report and proved himself by far the ablest man of his race who lias achieved prominence !in the state foryears, being easily the equal of John R. Lynch and B. K. Bruce. He said in part: Before the trust of becoming a member of this honorable body conferred upon me by my 'constituents, I fully stated to thorn my earnest conviction that tbe worlc of this convention, in order to be successful, must restrict franchise by prescribing such qualifications for voters aa would reduce tho negro vote considerably Imlow tho white vote of tiha state. I entertained the same opinion then that I hold now; that tiie federal congreds wJH interpose no 'objections, provided suuli restrictions are hon- estly imposed lor the purpose of bringing about a lair bulution of the great problem now con- fronting the people of this state. 1 Tue speaker went on to say how much of the wealth and prosperity of tho south was due to the labor oC the colored man. He re- ferred to the loyalty of the negro race to the southern people throughout tho war. He con- cluded that branch of his subject by saving: It is at least justice to my race, that I should recall those alFeetiue memories upon this floor to- day. My mission he.o is to bridge t) o suaam that lias been widening and (leopeniiur for generations; to divtru theinilestromt iat threatens destruction to you and vours, while It promises no enduring prosperity to me aud mine. Tlie forim.ej of war toro asunder our relations as they had existed In a greater or lesa decree for two centuries. The master and of yeatcreay met today upon a plane of equality, possessed of the same rights and privileges under the common-law of the land- Your proud, nature rebelled and you turned from the scene in ilisgnst. At this juncture an alien and claimed the con- fidence which the people of our condition at that time must neeU to place in some superior hand. The alien Bought and obtained our confidence, but not our affections. That, Sir. President, would remain with you and yours till the memories and traditions of former generations become obliterated. We are well aware that our race Has not yet attained the hirft plane of moral, intellectual and political excellence common to yours, but it Js our privilege to press onward and upward. It is a lack in any ad- justment of our political economy, opposed by you lhat keeps up our race solidly, without a restoration of coulidence, I can ece no solution of tills great problem. The speaker then declared his belief that tho report of the franchise committee is the safest measure for the convention to adopt; A wail comes up from thousands of hearts in mute appeal to the convention. This bill will re- strict 121.33} negro voters and white, giving a net white majority of Such, I believe to be the virtual effect of the measures reported by the committee. Mr. President, it is a fearful sac- rifice laid upon the altar oi liberty. Many of these men you seek to disfranchise I know per- sonally. Their hearts are as true as steel. Many are soldiers wlio have stood amidst the smoke of battle on bloody fields in defense of the flag which every American proudly hails as the ensign of freedom and his talisman protection In all civ- ilizod lands. I wish to aav to my people that we have not taken away your high privilege, but only lifted-it to a higher plane, and exalted the station of your great American birthright. is due to us that there should be some .expres- sion on the part of this great body indicating that the price is correct; that the contract la ratified and accepted; that the race problem shall become a tiling of the past, and not to vex and alarm, tho Two Dlembcrs of tbe Cortes Have a Flglit During Debate. JLiSBON, September reassembling of tli. 6 cortes today caused great excitement throughout the city, as a stormy debate on the e treaty was expected. The shops offices were closed, and thousands of citizens of all classes wended their "way to the parliament build- ings, Tphicfi besieged by an enormous crowd, clamorous for admission hours before the session opened. The authorities had taken precaution agaJnst disorder, but official interference was unnecessary, as the crowd was good natured and well behaved. Soon aft'ertbe, opening of the cortes, Senor Bibeiro, minister of foreign affairs, moved the adoption of the Anglo-Portuguese treaty. Ho began to read the various modifications which the govern- ment had adopted in order to -issuase public hostility to the treaty, but before he had gone far he was silenced by the piogroasist minor- ity opposition members hissing and hooting so vigorously that the minister could not make himself heard. Amid a tumult Major Serpa Pinto arose and shouted to the progressists: "Hold your Upon this a progressist priest, named Brandao, assaulted Serpa Pinto, and a lively pugilistic encounter ensued. The priest was utterly unable to restore order, and finally sus- pended tho sitting. "When the cortes reassembled, Senhor Bibeiro introduced the English convention with the following modifications; 1. Commercial stipulations regarding rivers; they shall not include the old province oi Angola, and the convention shall apply solely to goods in transit, Portugal remaining to im- pose import and export duties. 2. A clause providing that no portion of territory assigned to Portugal, south of Zam- besi, may be transferred to another power without England's consent, shall be replaced by a simple reservation giving England tho preference in event of transfer. 3. A neutral nation, instead of Eiicland, shall appoint an engineer to survey the Pangiveran, road. The house referred the convention to the committee on foreign affairs, whereupon the progressists moved that Lieutenant Continno, who seized the British steamer James Stephen- son, at Chiromo, deserved the confidence of the country. The sitting was concluded in an orderly manner. Senhor Bibeiro's amendments to the convention produced an excellent impression. Butaors of a cabinet crisis are semi-omcially declared to be untrue. TOASTEO EACH OTHER.. Banquet ArmymOflleer9 Given a in Paris. PARIS, September General Ferron, higher human progress. The Convention la Raleigh., RALEIGH, N. C., Septeniber Much interest was felt in the republican con- vention in this, the metropolitan county, today. Nine-tenths of its members were negroes. The convention nominated for the senate D. P. Meacham, who recently an- nounced himself aa an independent candidate for congress in this district. He is a very weak candidate, and his nomination im- mensely increases democratic prospects of carrying the county. A fow years ago ho stated that he would not permit a republican to sleep in his house. Three white men. and a negro wore nominated for the lower house. The Tillmanltea Were Chosen. GRKRNVIH.K, S. C., September county democratic primary elec- tion was held m this county on Saturday last. Nearly all of tbe present incumbents were renominated. Tlie entire legislative delega- tion, with one are new men, and strong TiUmanites. They are as follows: John R. Harrison, D. H. P. Goodwin, J. A. Mooney and H. B. Buist. There were forty candidates for the various offices. CHARGEO WITH EMBEZZLEMENT. man. Indeed, a southern member said today: While I favor the bill, if these durned Alabama Between Youths. GREENSBORO, September doubly fatal street duel took place between, two prominent young men of Hew- berne, AIa.r nine miles bolow here, on Sunday evening at 4 o'clock. Bobert Turpin and Glen Buskin had a fuss Saturday evening, at which time Duskin drew a pistol on Turpin, wfio, being -unarmed, told him to vi ait until they met again and they would then shoot it out. Thia agreement was satisfactory. The next evening they met and firing at once began. Tarpin emptied liis revolver, four or fiye stpts taking effect in Buskin's body. There is no hope of Doskin's recovery. Duskin fired five times irtr Only one- shot struck last, hitting him in theioieliead, tilling liim almost instantly. literary cusses don't leave me alone for one day, I'll vote against it." GEORGIA EBIBQK BIT.-LS. The senate passed a number of Georgia bridge bills. They aiithorize the construction of bridges across the Savannah, Ocmulgee and Oconeo rivers by the Macon and Atlantic rail- road: also a bridge across the Savannah by the Middle Georgia and Atlantis. Also a bridge across the Chattauoochee. GEORGIA POSTMASTERS APPOINTED. Two Georgia postmasters- were appointed to- H- Chastain, at Ochlochmee, Th6mas county, and M. Horndon. at Prescot, Echols county. _ B. "W. B. Will Try to Save Kiernan. AXEAKT, N. Y., September One of the detectives who have been working on the train-wreckers' casa say that the whole fight, when the wreclcera are brought for trial, will be centered in an effort to_save Kiernan. He said Kiernan was a shrewd fellow, and had been admitted to all the councils of the Knights, and knew their secrets, while the other men were the tools of Kiernan and acted under his instructions. All but Kiernan have, it has been learned from a reliable source, made written confessions, which implicate the five men now in, custody as being_ wreckers, and from the same dource it is said, that the evidence put into the hands ot the railway officials will surely secure indictments and convictions. _ _ _ Another lElectric Tragedy. NEW YofiK, September An electric light lineman named Kopp, was killed tonight by electric tfuid on yires he was handling. As he hung suspended in tbe air m front of Park theater, in JuU view of the audience which was passing ont of the theater, the case was attended with all the tragedy which lias characterized similar occurrences heretofore, the addition that- the accident- occurred i moititudea of pleasure seekera Potter and Novell Arrested on a Warrant Sworn Out a Bajilt Officer. BOSTON, September Potter and W. D. Lovell, of the firm of Potter, Loveli Co., were arrested today on warrants charging them with embezzlement and larceny. The complaint is made by Charlas Richardson, of Philadelphia, a member oE the firm of G. Bieliardson Sons, a director of tho National Bank of the Republic in Philadelphia, and president of the Edpeliill Furnace Company. It alleges the embezzlement and larceny of worth of bonds of the EdgehiU Fur- nace Company. The transaction between the parties on'which tho complaint bases is one on whica the temporary injunction against the disposal of bonds was recently granted. In big petition for that injunction, Mr. Richardson sets forth that his firm has been in the habit of placing their notes with Potter, Lovell Co. and the Potter-Lovell Company for ne- gotiation, and that, to cover advances from the concern when possibly there were no notes on hand, the firm h ad given security on worth of 6 per cent bonds of Edgehill Furnace Company. These bonds, he says, are in the possession of E. G. E. "Wallace, Rochester, N. H., and, therefore, that the firm is made a party to a civil suit. Ho then alleges tho fraudulent conversion of bonds by Potter, Lovell Co. to their own use, and asks an accounting. The criminal complaint ia drawn along the same line of basis, and the ?arao allegations. The prisoners were held in bond each for a hearing on Sep- tember 25th. Both furnished bonds. A FIRK IN commander of the eighteenth army corps, gave a banquet last night to the four officers who attended the recent maneuvers of the French array. General Ferron gave a toast to Cap- tain Kabaloff of the Russian army, who, he said, represented au incomparable army, which was able to dispose of the armed coali- tion which was threatening Europe. If one campaign not sulhce to effect this, Russia would not hesitate to have re- course to several and would bo victorious in the end. General Ferron asked the company to drink to the sister aruiy of Busbia. In re- plying to the toast, Captain Kabaloff dilated upon the feeling of aftection with which they the Russian army regarded the army of France. Upon conclusion of his remarks, he, according to the Russian custom, shattered his glass upon the floor. ___ _ that crowd" Broadway as the theaters empty Halt of a Business Kloclt Flames Elsewhere. LrzfCHBtTRG, "Va., September very destructive fire occurred here last night. The fire was first discovered in the battery room of the Western Union telegraph office and spread so rapidly that nothing was .saved belonging to the office. The flames quickly spread to ad- joining.buildmgs and half oC the block was destroyed. The following firms were burned out: John A. Lee, seed and fertilizer; Thomas N. Larkin, dry goods; Lewis wholesale groceries; M. Kraft, tobacco and F. A. Knockle, boots and shoes; "Western Union telegraph office, and E. C. Rump, dry goods. The estimated total loss in buildings and stock will amount to 13o estimate of insurance can be made. The Sovereign Lodge of Odd Follows. TOPEKA, Kan., September to the sixty-sixth annual session of the sovereign grand lodge I. O. O. F-, which convenes here today, and will continue in session during the Tveefi, are arriving on every train, and Grand Sire Underwood, of Columbus, O., arrived yes- terday. A number of grand officers are also in the city. The Virginia representatives were the first to arrive from the south. At o'clock the procession formed at Tenth and Kansas avenues and proceeded to the Grand opera house, -where the opening exercises were conducted. Govensor Humphrey welcomed the convention, on the part of the state, and Mayor Couraa ou tko part ot tae A Report that Germany, Austria and Italy Signed Again. LONDON, September Standard's correspondent at Home confirms the report that the alliance between Germany, Austria and Italy has been renewed. ST. PETERSBURG, September Official Gazette says tho renewal of the triple alliance for seven years willencourage Austria in policy, and will oblige Bussia to cast asido peace illusions and double her vigilance._______ There May I5o Tronblr. LONDOS, September Zanzibar corre- spondent of The Times says: European circles are confident that the Berlin government will countermand the German blavery proclama- tion at Bagamoyo, but even that will fail to remedy the irreparable harm already done. Tbe object of the Germans is to attract wealthy Arabs to the German coast line. A Gorman official recently presided at an auction salo of slaves. Serious dilSculties are certain to ensue on the British coast line, nud probably tho Arabs will attempt to coerce the sultan to withhold his decree.________ Tho Smokeless Powder. the conclusion of the manccuvers here, General Forron, com- mander of the eighteenth army corps, issued an order of the day, in which he says that the use of smokeless powder will make no change in defensive tactics, but will render offensive tactics more difiicult. It is there- fore imperative tliat commanding officers dis- play great intelligence in choosing positions fot au attack. _________ Elections In Brazil. Bio JANEIRO, September for members of tbe constitutional assembly, to which the new constitution will be submitted, have commenced and everything is proceeding, in an orderly manner. As a precautionary measure, troops are confined to their barracks The public is apathetic. Tho Catholics aro active. Old parties generally abstain from voting. There was some disorder at Pernam buco yesterday. Breads tuffs in Britain. September Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review of the British grain trade, says: Glorious weather prevails The farmers have secured their wheat anc much oats. Barley is in excellent condition All cereals are frequently ratherover the aver ago in yield per acre Quality and condition varymuch, although probablyan average. Ol treasury department amounteu to Barnes Compton, was unseated by tae pres- enthouse of was yesterday nom- inated by a primary in Baltimore. The lockout instituted nythe dock companies. ot Southampton, against laborers in their employ-, began ycatertoymornins. dcks 1 entirely suspended. on the docks The national world's fair ,commiseion began its session in Chicago yesterday. .It dispose of mncn business of to iNEWSPAFERr NEWSPAPER! ;
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By Pat Graham, AP Sports Writer
DENVER Travis Henry has landed in running back paradise.
The Denver Broncos have churned out one 1,000-yard tailback after another under coach Mike Shanahan, and Henry hopes to be next after signing a five-year deal Monday with $12 million in guaranteed bonuses. The terms were provided by a person familiar with the deal who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to disclose the details.
Denver has produced a 1,000-yard running back in 11 of Shanahan's 12 seasons in charge.
Henry was released by the Tennessee Titans on Saturday after the two sides couldn't restructure a contract that contained an $8.3 million bonus that was due Monday. He rushed for 1,211 yards and seven touchdowns last season for Tennessee.
The Broncos were in the market for a running back after dealing last season's leading rusher Tatum Bell to Detroit - along with offensive lineman George Foster and a fifth-round pick - for cornerback Dre' Bly.
The Broncos also signed special teams player/fullback Paul Smith to a three-year deal, Smith's agent Steve Baker confirmed Monday.
Smith, 29, played last season for the St. Louis Rams. He has 46 carries for 210 yards in his career, which includes three seasons with Detroit and three more in San Francisco.
"It's a fantastic fit for Paul," Baker said. "Denver is running back heaven. They want him to be an impact special teams player and help on offense."
It's been a busy offseason for Denver, who traded quarterback Jake Plummer to Tampa Bay on Saturday for a conditional draft choice in 2008. However, Plummer said on the Jake Plummer Foundation Web site that he plans to retire.
The Broncos also acquired defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson from Miami on Saturday for a sixth-round pick in next month's draft and signed offensive lineman Montrae Holland to a one-year deal.
Henry, 28, has spent the last two seasons with the Titans, who acquired him from the Buffalo Bills in July 2005.
He was a Pro Bowler in 2002 for the Bills after rushing for 1,438 yards, but then Buffalo used a first-round pick to select Willis McGahee in the 2003 draft. Henry rushed for 1,356 yards in 2003 as McGahee recovered from a knee injury.
In 2004, Henry started just five games and rushed for only 326 yards, missing the final five with torn ligaments in his right ankle. McGahee began to take over as he rushed for 1,128 yards.
Henry didn't want to spend another season in McGahee's shadow and asked out. He received a fresh start in Tennessee with the 2005 trade, but he struggled to recover from the torn ligaments and then was suspended four games by the NFL for violating the league's substance abuse policy. He finished the season with 88 carries for 335 yards.
He bounced back strong in 2006 with six 100-yard games, including a career-high 178-yard performance against Washington on Oct. 15. He helped the Titans overcome an 0-5 start to finish 8-8. He also alleviated some of the pressure off rookie quarterback Vince Young.
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What is that?" Tom Gorman wondered as he looked across the field at the distant animal loping in his direction. He paused briefly and put down the heavy box he had lifted off the truck. Tom had the perfect eyesight of a trained marksman, and he knew from a half a mile away that this animal was big. The approaching shape was much too big for a coyote. His wife, Ellen, joined him, an unspoken question in her eyes. Tom briefly nodded his head in the direction of the animal and she too began to look puzzled. The thing was about four hundred yards away, and the closer it got the bigger it looked. "Wolf?" murmured Ellen. Ed Gorman, Tom's father, joined them.
The beast was gray, and even from three hundred yards they could see that its pelt was wet from running through the wet grass. The animal loped gracefully in a series of S turns and stopped about fifty yards away from the family. This was very bizarre behavior for a wolf. But this wolf was almost three times as big as any Tom had ever seen. It gazed peacefully at the family. Ellen shifted uneasily and glanced around to see where her two children were. Both were standing in silence on the top of the flatbed truck, looking right at the wolf. "Maybe its somebody's pet," ventured Ed.
The animal began walking casually toward the family, unconcerned but obviously determined to make some kind of contact. It appeared completely tame. Tom glanced at the corral seventy feet to his right where he had just unloaded several of his prize Angus calves. They were the first of his herd to be on the property, and briefly he wondered about the wisdom of bringing them onto the land. One calf, more curious than the rest, stood with its head through the bars of the corral, looking directly at the wolf that was now only a hundred feet away. The other animals were at the back of the corral, and they shifted nervously at the strong scent in the air.
From ten feet away, the smell of rain on dog pelt filled the air as the animal trotted peacefully up to Ed Gorman. Ed, like his son, stood over six feet tall, and the wolf reached almost to his chest. Massive muscles rippled beneath its shiny gray-silver coat. The eyes were a shocking shade of light blue that penetrated the soul. Ed reached down and petted the huge beast as it stood looking at the family. Tom felt a tightening in his gut. Something was not quite right. Even somebody's pet wolf would not be this completely tame. A two-hundred-pound wolf exuding a Zen-like calm? Something did not compute.
The animal walked nonchalantly around in front of the family, and Ellen and Ed began to relax. Ellen turned around and yelled to the kids to come over. Tad and Kate Gorman jumped from the flatbed and ran over. The family began talking all at once. Tad suggested they try to keep the wolf as a pet.
Too late, they saw the swift, graceful bound that took the wolf to the bars of the corral. With unbelievable speed, the young calf's head was trapped in the animal's powerful jaws. The movement had been lightning fast, and the family stood paralyzed with fear. The three-hundred-pound calf bleated pitifully as the wolf tried to drag it through the bars of the corral. Tom sprang into action, ran across, and landed two powerful kicks into the ribs of the wolf. Ed followed and grabbed a stout baseball bat he had just unloaded. With all of his considerable strength, Ed beat on the wolf's back as it braced against the bars of the corral trying to drag the hapless calf through it. The bleats were getting more urgent as the viselike lock on the calf's snout tightened.
"Get my Magnum," Tom barked as he aimed more kicks at the wolf's ribs. Even as the sickening thud of Tom's heavy boots rained into the animal's abdomen, the beast seemed unconcerned. Tad ran to the flatbed, retrieved a powerful handgun, and quickly delivered it to his father. Gorman took aim and squeezed the trigger. The shot rang across the field and slammed into the wolf's ribs. The slug from the .357 had no effect whatsoever on the attacking animal. It didn't yelp, didn't pause, and didn't bleed. Quickly, Tom pumped two more shots into the wolf's upper abdomen. On the third shot, the wolf slowly and reluctantly released the bleating calf. The calf scampered quickly to the back of the corral and, still bleating, lay down. It was bleeding heavily from the head.
The huge beast stood about ten feet away from Tom but displayed no signs of discomfort. Tom couldn't believe it. Three shots from a Magnum should have killed the animal or at least very badly injured it. Not a sound came from the wolf as it gazed unconcernedly at Gorman. The chilling, hypnotic blue eyes looked straight at him. Gorman raised the Magnum again and, aiming carefully, shot the animal near the heart. It backed off maybe thirty feet, still facing the family and still showing no signs of distress.
A chill crept over Tom. The family drew closer together. They were all more than familiar with the power of the Colt Magnum. They had seen firsthand the devastation it causes, yet this huge wolf was not even making a sound after being shot four times at point-blank range. There were no signs of blood on the beast. It seemed peaceful but glanced back at the calf in the corral as if pondering the wisdom of another attack.
"Get the thirty aught six," Tom said through clenched teeth, never taking his eyes off the huge beast. Tad ran to the homestead and returned in seconds bearing the heavy firearm. Tom had killed dozens of elk from over two hundred yards with this weapon. As he took aim at the wolf a mere forty feet away, he momentarily felt pity for the beast. The thunderous shot rang out. The sound of the bullet hitting flesh and bone near the shoulder was unmistakable. The wolf recoiled but stood calmly looking at Tom. His mouth went dry. He felt a cold sweat running down his back. Ellen began to cry. Ed began to curse softly under his breath, shaking his head in disbelief. The wolf should be a silent, bleeding pile of dead flesh. Instead, it had recoiled, backed off maybe ten feet, but still seemed perfectly healthy.
Tom took a deep breath and raised the weapon again, aiming for the huge chest cavity. The bullet ripped through the animal, and a sizable chunk of flesh detached from the exit wound and lay on the grass. Still the wolf made no sound. Then, with a last unhurried look at the stunned family, the wolf turned slowly and began to trot away across the grass. Tears of fear streamed down Ellen's face as she hugged her twelve-year-old daughter.
Tom's face was white and there was strain in his voice as he turned toward his family. "Let's keep calm," he muttered hoarsely but didn't sound very convincing. "I'm going after it." The animal was now almost a hundred yards away, trotting west across the field in the direction of a dense group of cottonwoods. Beyond the cottonwoods lay a roaring creek. Tad grabbed the Magnum and Tom hefted the thirty aught, and the family watched as they sprinted off in the same direction as the wolf. The animal was only trotting but was covering ground quickly.
Anger and fear pulsed through Tom as he pushed himself to run quicker. He was already out of breath, but they were gaining on the wolf. They could see the animal disappearing into the belt of cottonwoods and then reappear in the open ground beyond. It stopped, momentarily shaking itself free of the moisture from the grass before heading for the creek. Tad ran silently, feeling how upset his father was but concentrating on keeping the wolf in his sight. The wolf seemed to be accelerating. It was now almost three hundred yards ahead of them and still loping easily as it reached a denser patch of Russian olive trees that bordered the creek.
As they ran, Tom noticed that the tracks of the animal were easily visible in the wet ground. Gorman was an experienced tracker and he was confident that they could track the animal even in the thick Russian olives. His sharp eyes spotted the silvery-gray blur as the animal disappeared into the tree line. Minutes later, Tom and Tad ran into the line of trees following the giant animal's tracks. In some places it had left inch-deep impressions in the soft ground. There was no evidence of blood on or between the huge footprints.
Tom couldn't shake the fear he felt as he brushed through the tightly woven undergrowth. His pace had slowed because the large trees were interwoven with thorny brambles and weeds. The tracks were still visible. As they approached the creek, they could hear the water gurgling as it cascaded merrily over the rocks.
They broke cover near the bank of the creek and Tom held up his hand. Tad stopped and the two listened carefully. They heard no sound of an animal crashing through the undergrowth. The huge paw marks periodically meandered in and out of the surrounding vegetation but consistently shadowed the direction of the creek. Tom guessed they had run about a mile.
Several minutes later the two broke through into the open about forty yards from the river. They breathed a sigh of relief. It was hard going, stumbling through the trees, making sure the head-high thorns and bushes didn't take a toll on their skin and their faces. Suddenly, Tom stopped breathing. He grabbed Tad's arm and pointed. The wolf tracks were directly in front of them, as plain as day, as they headed toward the creek. About twenty-five yards from the river, the prints entered a muddy patch, and it appeared as if the two-hundred-pound animal had sunk almost two inches into the mud. The deep paw prints continued for another five yards and then stopped. The tracks simply vanished. So did the wolf. Gone. There was no possibility that the animal had leaped the intervening sixty feet to land in the river. The tracks just stopped abruptly.
The Gormans walked slowly and carefully, looking at the perfectly formed tracks in the thick mud and trying to see any change that might explain the sudden disappearance. Around where the tracks halted, the ground appeared about as soft as the mud patch. It was as if the animal had vanished into thin air. Tom looked at his son, and he could see that the teenager was white faced and trembling, close to tears. Tom felt stunned. He couldn't reassure his son, because he just didn't have an explanation. "We'd best be getting back," he said hoarsely. "It's near sundown." Tad nodded dumbly, fighting to keep his father from seeing how scared he was.
They were silent as they trudged the miles back to the homestead. Thoughts raced through Tom's head. The family had just moved from New Mexico to get away from the busybodies and the closed community that kept prying into their lives. They had looked in Utah because property prices were right. In this out-of-the-way place, tucked away in northeast Utah, they had found their dream property -- a 480-acre homestead that had been empty for almost seven years. The elderly previous owners had virtually abandoned it. The owners were a prosperous family who now resided in Salt Lake City, and they visited their property a couple of times a year to make sure the fence lines were intact. They were willing to unload the property to the Gormans at a very fair price. The family knew that about a year of hard work would be required to fix it up. High ridges bound the acreage to the north, the flowing creek to the south, and extensive fencing to the west. The homestead was hidden about a mile from the nearest road, down a dirt track that was almost concealed. In short, it was a perfect refuge for a family that yearned for privacy and a home where they could relax and put down roots. The Gormans were happy to trade a small-town life in New Mexico for a new start in a Mormon community in rural Utah. Like most of their new neighbors, the Gormans were members of the LDS church, although they could not be considered devout.
As they trudged through the deep undergrowth, Tom couldn't shake the feeling that something was horribly wrong. Had they made a mistake in buying this place? Thoughts tumbled through his mind, causing his gut to tighten even more. He knew something had happened today that everyone knew was physically impossible. And it had occurred in daylight and in full view.
Quickly, Tom came to a decision as he stood facing his family. He was not going to second-guess their decision to move from New Mexico. "Look, son," he said to Tad. "I can't explain what happened and I am not even going to try. Let's just forget that this ever happened and have a meal in town."
Tad just grinned weakly, relieved at least that his father was taking charge.
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Chinese Noodles with Sesame Dressing
Liven up a noodle side dish with a dressing made with fresh cilantro, lime juice and sesame oil.
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- 1 package (8 ounces) thin Chinese noodles
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
- 2 teaspoons light-brown sugar
- 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
In a large pot of boiling water, cook noodles according to package instructions. Drain; rinse under cold water until completely cool. Transfer to a large bowl; toss with vegetable oil. Set aside.
In a small bowl, combine lime juice, soy sauce, sesame oil, sugar, red pepper, and cilantro.
Pour over noodles; season with salt and ground pepper. Toss, and serve.


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July 29, 2013
Hey... Feel free to brutally critique me. ;D
Such soft, bittersweet dreams,
of laughter and puddles.
of eyes that scream for the kiss.
Eager for a shared moment of bliss
The sensual grip of her hips,
the feeling of finding that,
spare rib.
Passions caught, locked,
and devoured.
Then slowly,
by the hour,
this sugar-coated mood,
starts to turn sour.
The subconscious mind,
try's to make one feel bliss,
making acidic lies feel like the touch of lips.
Try's to say, "take your time, unwind."
To the forgetful waking mind.
But these serine dreams vex me so,
and it pains me to know,
that somewhere asleep,
I keep,
this sensual puddle of sentiment.
In truth I loved it,
as much as I loathed it.
For to awake,
her eyes not burning for mine,
silk soft legs not eager to intertwine,
conversation meager to shine.
Then the dark room,
slowly reminds,
that it was all fake.
The lake,
the love,
The safe place to put the heart.
Not one moment was real,
and only fleeting images of a gorgeous girl remain.
Conjured up,
by some lonely part of the brain.
As if her mirage were made real,
from dawn, till dusk.
And not the woman of lust,
whom left me behind in the dust.
Still, yet,
I dream of you,
I write of you,
and haven't even talked to you,
for four long, lonesome, months


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Formed in 2002 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, this metalcore band originally comprised T.J Miller (vocals), Steve Schallert (guitar), Jordan Gilliam (guitar), Zach Roth (keyboards). Evan Willey (bass) and Cameron Macintosh (drums), although A.J. Barrett quickly replaced the latter. After the underground success of their two EPs, 2003s Dying With A Smile and 2004s If Love Was Born To Die, they signed to Roadrunner Records in 2005. Schallert and Gilliam also made way for Mike Church and Jordan Whelan. Combining hardcore metal with strident synthesizers, the sextet created a melodic balance to the aggressive thumping double bass drum pedals and unison guitar riffs. The band became increasingly popular after the release of their album debut, Of Love And Lunacy in May 2005, with the single The Worst Is Yet To Come receiving airplay on rock radio stations and television channels.
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