Show f- ti THURSDAY MORND'O 28 f 1 Telegraphic aW ' rn nj erobs d b Trefsry AMERICAN Bwk PJn Exchange ost WelJ Fargo Company Pro-theie Capital— to mere Storm— Th Snow Nonets town dies fi9 f ry Proposal— Hotlmchild Account McMahon's of Paraguay an Affairs— Revision of Tactics— 6f sdtb in cs bee eneerj Heavy Failure ly friar MEW YORK Snow Storm fee ej caroaj a the Bi’fMov i iswag reneb d fed blood hid- ie soil Flail Piym eat New York 27 final payment of per of the Gold Excrent to the creditors will he made Bank hange wi'il terminate hen the receivership id the bank pass into the control of its oeers The bank comes out with the and about half its loss of its surplus WpitaWrlH Fargo Company stockholders of th of is Express Company 15 to consider the questincreasing the capital stock from ion fifteen millions tea to - Telegraph Operators’ Strike or htiiy ‘on iittie r id tw ipoed id the ie isaaia is Nearly all the operators of the Franklin Telegraph Co in this city have nrtick for such an increase of salaries as will make them equal with those of other companies Lottery Dealer and Internal Revenue Now York 27 offiA special says the Government’s to force the cials are endeavoring to pnv the Internal dealerif collected would Tas which Sevea quarter of a million annually will be commenced prosecutions lottery Revenue amount until would ral tie immediately dans Settled d the ’ and The soil e 27 iatnieh It commenced snowing snow storm now frevaik severe A meeting tVeUs Fargo’s called for Nov !y !a-iduiio tiie aving the roaga The Erie It R strike is adjusted satisfactorily between the directors and empwill be resumed loyes and work The Rothschild Proposal The Sun believes that the recent statethat Rothschild hadofforeda large at four per cent is jam to Government well founded and that Boutwell will propose a hill to Congress authorizing tim to accept such a loan as will he sufficient to redeem tlio outstanding five twenties ment n ei- ersoa see den- and jreatr The the hirty wine t Committee on Paraguay The Congressional Committee On Par aguay had a sestion yesterday Captain llaniiuy testified his belief in the atm titles of Lopez and his on Bliss & W WASHINGTON i eside elf ndor ivea wo pre- icter ” is syes satn her W her hand win? r he ue a imed The clue McMahon's were - has- - ired ieh- - Klllg The got $09 and t he Six the ant to d Position Lojiex’ Now Wronger thinks the present position of trenger than heretofore and announcement of the allies of the being ended is simply a pretext withdrawing the invading troops Lie is es Lop- the war for Situation of Affair conduct the war Paraguayans The ffiich ired Proceedings Approved Washington 27 General McMahon late Minister to is now in Washington on Paraguay business with the State Department His proceedings as Minister are on the ground that they show te course was marked by dignity and t! line's The General confirms the reports of the allies tiring upon his party while ith a Paraguayan flag of truce and their prevention of his dispatches from snd to his Government with the exception of that for his recall from Para which they guay permitted to be promptly forwarded lame the the The without money 'cannon or powder ether hostile appliances while the women plant and gather the crops The Urugaryans have scarcly contributed a Confederation regiment the Argentine four or five thousand men The legion now guarding or in possession of Aseun-cionumber about two thousand men It is composed in small part of deserters tothe allies without the Paraguayan prisoners of war have been compelled to enter their service together with au toual number of Brasilians T1he Provisional Government is regard hs inefficient by all familiar with its and as not promising stabil- Lopez is represented by General to n possessed of hue administrative abilities and not more cruel in war riiiin t of the allied Generals The devotion of the people to Lopez uiii nrnpied They are not only hut always incur any risk and wake any sncritice demanded by hint Lope ontcmphites the rcrpnit ion of tie prosperity of his country by inmii- I'n in the United Mutt" P whom will inducements to settle by grant land 'r and Itrrovtrril ho ‘"111- heir - now mas Corniiig fullyhealth meetil j'iy- with irass " r oo pf ""I Ion of Tki'IIc "imind of (ienuid till O' hd ' ‘‘'J utcr for the j'' in 'he u l’ 'H a 5 t' IUd "I i83 at M of o! out' rt v General hi holienl is l’rc m addition to the duiii-ii” ol'o eXiUnine till lep irt oil uni ae' n!' lor the itol in of tini'1 in iiijuin li'n w i’ll elii ill or id t 'ini'! arms of ft lnt-- I laiihismtall) for bolll iee with Co iuiiioij ''hl ill” it " I'll od I’l' d " ei elmn velpnil- h nB has si- - I’llllllo I'nuite "'I' l)i liu lie ill'll lelOf V’i O' upon i'Mnii '1 ilnal n 1! on " hehi null lix- Pailile (Tucigo the cs- r tS t8 the "f'h able lit d sta rhe in opinion that both ported that several employees had signbetter condition than ed the new bill of prices and their - new ro ads to resume were authorized journeymen work Order ' A communication was received from Secretary-outrwell has issued an Association ° the Merchant Tailors’ to stop the sharp practice offering to appoint a committee certain Custom House 51 from the confer with a committee make separate seizures of Journeymen's Union ou their grieva Mo 5n?i to forfeiture for the same ances but after discussion the proposi°K‘UI of and return each as tion was rejected an mar jpendent transaction WASG1KGTOS NORTH CAROLINA Faitnl Eiprailtar The Officer mt the 'Caba” Chicago 27 Tho Republican s special says the ex Wjlmington 27 of the Post Office DepartThe case of the officer of tbe Cuba penditures was resumed before the committee increased about a million tew ment have dollars he past fiscal year The income day The counsel for the defense wantis ten millions ed to introduce the A reform has beon testimony of the officers which was objected to by the augurated since March which will show a greater improvement this year counsel for the Government The committee finally decided to admit their Dent Expect to he Elected Nothing of importance has testimony Advices from J udge Dent show his thus far been elicited" strong belief that he will be elected OHIO imU?- 5 thr y If -- 7 M'"Cul rcpi'i! pl"lljl Riiiioid Ciinunirs toilertnnl :i'(eptwfc f the I" ’eh will reromimml it ar- tj1' ’ml“l!' r ln nln Ut ine jio'ntnpr " l‘d‘ in which the roads have "'"n j' ''ought iu’dy up the ol tho law The Commission - Counterfeiter Arretted Tobacco Frauds A w: Accident — Last Melancholy night about eight o’clock we received the following telegram from a gentle man at Uintah Uintah Several cars and several wounded were damaged We subsequently learned through the kindness of President Wells that only three of our immigrants had been and throe slightly wounded killed Drs Anderson and Richards had started in the afternoon as soon as the in- if at “J" Confer— f Kl lr f: Fir Earthquake — Prelection of Immigrants— Paragnayan Political—Failure ot Tobaee Crops— Dent and the Mississippi Election —Trial of the Officers of the “Can-Fo- nt leal Parties I n North Carolina J Montana Idaho and Utah have comforsend-Sii- g her pleted arrangements freight from Chicago to all points in the Territories CAROLINA NORTH Riot between Troops and Negroes — NKWYORK Fir Rochester 28 Hotel and several The American formation was received in the city but stores adjacent were burned in the villoss this morning surgical aid had been in attendance belage of Charlotte The names of $40000 fore they could arrive Earthquake the brethren killed are David Shields 28 Poughkeepsie Philip Dell and Joseph Thomas those from the Interior report Farmers wounded are James Hill and another having distinctly folt a shock of earthman slightly bruised and Mary Bel quake in the eastern part of the county Sisbroken who had her collar FOREIGN NIGHT DISPATCHES AMERICAN 20 AMERICAN 27 T B H Steniiousk : Tbe passenger train due here at two forty (2:40 ) while off th8 track on tli8 other side of Wasatch' was run into by a Mormon Four Mormons were emigrant train One perkilled and several wounded son on the passenger train was killed A new counterfeit tobacco stamp has just appeared of so dangerous a character that Commissioner Delano has issued a circular describing the counterfeit— and giving directions to examine all tobacco of each list upon which the old stamp of the denomination of sixty It is believed an expounds is affixed tensive combination of tobacco manu bone factures and revenue officers engrav Bell was dispatched to Ogden imers and printers and others had heei ter and the train was to leave farmed to operate in tobacco and that mediately: agents are distributed at various points for Ogden at 7 o’clock last night More Earthquake west and south This is mournful news yet considerOREGON San Francisco 27 The steamer Colvrudo from Panama ing the crowded condition of the cars First Rail Celebration has arrived seems an interposition of Provideuco it cele The people of Portland A heavy earthquake is recorded on the Fort Poin tidal guage at 5 p m Oct brated the telegram of the first rail of the that many more weie not injured Williamette Valley 22d We have not learned the namea of Heavy Failure the persons killed and those wounded An unfounded rumor of the failure of on the other train several San Francisco capitalists has been in circulation throughout the counEncourage Home Manufactures Still Tranquil— Serioa Ceu the re- Pari try for some time past — In passing into several shoemakers’ port obtained credence at Treasure City spiraey in Turkish Province Nevada Alvensia Hayward Director of business’ yesterday we were places of the bank of California failed in three FRANCK struck with tho superior workmanship millions causing a short run on the Still Tranquil agencies of the bank at that place and material used in the boots and and Hamilton Paris 27 We thought shoes displayed for sale The city is still tranquil There has Drying Fan Burst been no disturbance The of the thousands and thousands of dolwhatever One of the centrifugal drying pans of Emperor attended the Theatre Franeais lars regularly taken away from this the Golden Gate Sugar Refinery burst lost evening and seriously injured four per Territory to pay for the boots and shoes TURKEY sons and asked the workmen with imported Extensive Conspiracy Will Lose Nothing whom we conversed they could not 27 Paris 0 Rawlins brother of the late Secrearticle the imported with asserts The Paine that a wide compete tary of War and President of the First National bank of Nevada They expressed themselves able and states that spread conspiracy has been discovered the creditors and of the in the Turkish provinces of Allaoma willing to compete with anything in in connection with the concern will not lose a dollar by the fail- and Herrogona revolt of Corona in the Austrian protheir line brought into the Territory ure of the bank vince ofDalmetia Several arrests of but said it was unfair to ask them to persons implicated have been made by and a large amount of sell first class made boots and shoes for the authorities FOREIGN arms and ammunition seized made of Britain-AOfficial in It is reported the Governments of the same price as slop goods ll Change Austria and Turkey have come to an poor material and split leather and it Quiet in Paris— whereby they will act is understanding The people buy and pay for any Canadian Suw — jointly in suppressing the insurrection kind of trash brought on while ono Parliamentary CANADA good pair of boots of home and custom Snow Fall BRITAIN made would outwear three pairs of the Toronto 27 Official Changes others and come at considerably jess of fell here Four inches this 6now London 27 We say encourage home manand Walkuton At Port money Elgin morning Acton Ayrton will succeed Mr as of Works and other points north and west about ten ufactures— and especially do it when Commissioner is stiy snowing fallen and has it feet M P James Stanfield Buildings will you will save money by tbe you has been appointed of the Secretary Parliamentary operation and keep money in the TerTreasury vice Ayrton and Mr Gordon at Quebec is The Local Parliament replaces the Right Hon Jas Moncriofl' convoked for the 18th of November and ritory as in the manufacture in quesas Lord Advocate tho Dominion Parliament for the 15th tion FRANCE of February We have no occasion to give names All Tranquil but we are assured that an establishParis 27 Salt Lake— Under ment in this city has manufactured Colfax The city lias remained perfectly tranthis heading tlie Golden Era of the Tne threatened quil up to this hour coarse and fine boots and shoes that demonstration was not made and no 24th gets off the following very sensiwere sold cheaper than they could be demonstration whatever occurred ble article and were of infinitely better The Emperor drove this afternoon in imported Colfax seems to have an open carriage through some of the than what is usually brought taken upon himself the taJk of rebuk- quality principal streets ing the Mormon residents of Ijjjalt Lake here for their opinions The Helena From “Dixie” —Our correspond Ilernld gives the substance of hia remarks in that city ent writing from St George “In referring to the late memorial of October 18th gives us the following the Mormons for the admission of Utah A Elec a : Contested items Congressman as a State Mr Colfax proclaimed the lions — Railroad Accident— The The only thing that has occurred to truth that Utah never will be the disturb the lethargic quiet here for a in Unitarians of appearance long time was the on Tailors Chicago while the institution exists friendly Indian spies coming it) yester Frauds at ail therein He refused all invitations the information that tracks of tendered him by the day with and attentions discovered had been NEW YORK along Mormons justly rebuking them by his Navajoes Mountain Contested Elections rigid reserve and keeping himself ex- the base of the Pine Valley in the neighborhood of Truman’s herd tremely distant from them'’ New York 27 nor the ground and that the report of disNeither the At the meeting of the Social Science Association a paper was President has a right to make any such charged fire arms had been heard yesterday of Mr Redskin Daws statement There is nothing r the probably the result read written by Congressman on the mode ot procedure in cases Constitution of the United States gathering a little beef for immediate Daws after giving which authorizes contested elections to refuse a use Congress mode of detailed of the a proce immedihistory Major Hardy in command admission as State in the dure in this country concluded by say- Territory Union on account of its religious or ately set to work and last night had to the Consti ing that an Amendment in an unbroken tution was necessary to bring about a non religious belief Polygamy with placed a patrol guard to Santa line from Clara Toquerville hut some radical change the Mormons is a matter of religion improvement may be had by changing the manner of It may be a good religion or a bad which will be kept until all necessity is There is very little of interappointing committees and such public religion wise or foolish divine or an removed sentiment as would put an end to party but with these questions est transpiring imposture was rt action Thus purdie sentiment the exploring party recently go Of do to He Mr has Colfax nothing content now as members necessary Phales Huskill was He does well to do mg southeast themselves with ‘imply recording their rejects polygamy name- and leaving t’w d cussion of the so Another Eian deriving inspiration slightly wounded in the forehead at from the Book of Books accepts it as Pipe Springs bvthe careless discharge parties dire''v interested the in thus making an engine oY’poIitieal hands of one of the He does well also if office arms a divino law the working of tleir ends and such be his conscientious convictions He however went on with the party involving the ni'tiiutk)n- - ol‘ the country So far as polygaidy is a question of company in their purjto'iWine making is nearly done: the morals it should stand side by side Iron! Vridrnl obnoxious to crop has been snort in yield nearly one with other institutions When halt' of which is made up in quantity alternoon a pa— ongcr train the general moral sentiment Yt'terday the greater area of vines this year Kiihoud bv from arii' mi tin Kri" Congress distinguishes against a State is New vitl t liithdo ansi off tho track of its citizens keep In some instances tho wine superior The bitwise a portion two mil s i i oi to last year’s crop Corn and sorghum another mirwsscsaiid support portion is hole n u tech It reported mi are now about gathered and wheatand another houses of portion tlmt in "I the wie goes on lively bn tin et - “mi ed us at late live by stealing then it may distinguish sowing frosts The weather is charming-- no m pot iblo to ini lin in' that it jHMtnst polygamy on moral grounds whel her tin- - 'tnu’sni lit In ‘rue with in the city jot and our Gardens look Personally we have no sympathy broken ’flu' caii-a of tin uixideut win or not 't is about ni vcd‘Mt as luidsuimuci Munuoriism Whether Mounrail At 'In- meeting of the Ilochv sanctioned by the Bible we believe it tniiarliui tiinXiiriirr Society on Saturday to tlio best half of tain Botiinlomviii to be degradation of superior cured r o! tin- No” York and mankind The ( ‘ii f But we recognize the riirht Mused raisins and Malaga an II in m Kile” I mtanan- - take- - plar'i concluprunes different to of oilers to come were held E Johnson exhibited The opening rr wore by sions and the possibility that they may Bellows Rev ahei fine Birdott pears by W E Dodge owning It is be neart r right than ourrehes mid I!e Mi Hepworih of New York fiue winter peaches and pouisranate by Tho hater preiu bed a sermon not for Colfax to lay down the law to a and say that they lnu-- t John Oakli v the first speciimn of which an community beThe abjure their religious convictions Bpitzenlmrg apples growd here bvJ tlio errors of Romanism wa- - confidently E J and apples grapes plums Ac luiluti ql 1’roUstam-ifore they can he admitted as members beside piedn led and much greater mu s ior of the Union leiiominutivu than has the I nitiirifiu That puts the matter correctly it the: to attended The Sevier Mine— Mr Nickerson just from the Sevier country says Released fiom Custody Police Cocrt— Henry Jones was there is a Muall tester and cruher at wb“ has been I’n master Bogait tried by a Naval ('outt martial on the arrested yesterday for drunkenness and work with satisfactory results Everythe Government oral go" of swindling nas been released from disturbing the peace fined $10 of iimc $:Y)0(H thing is ready for putting up a smelter and John TownMat on Peterson brick having been Brought from I’a rocii'tody o fur the CHIC AGO fined wan send for cruelty to animals were purpo-A saw miil is in active operation and Tolior on Milki $10 tuck turning out a line quality of lumber Wm fiiicago 27 Permit t was fined $!’ and Five tons of ore arc on the way to bo - of this tail thy journeymen tbe sent east to Baltimore to be tested at $10 for disturbing of wages Jiilm Joh an ineiea-tie 'in strike tho Government assay office it mus re- - p ae At nmee'ing liei ' Cincinnati 27 The Deputy Marshal arrested men belonging to aiextensive band of counterfeiters and captured several thousand dollars of counterfeit national Two others of the same currency were arrested at night at Osgool ana by Col 'Whittieby of the e with a large amount of counterfeit money CALIFORNIA two FRIDAY MORNING TELEGRAPHIC The Express Train Accident 28 Binghampton The day express train on the Erie Railroad was thrown from the track yesterday while running at the rate of thirty miles an hour which broke every car thrown from the track There were five passenger cars including a palace car The train was broken by the con cussion in three parts but no pasia en- gera were killed or fatally injure Protcction ot Immigrants New York 28 At the American Social Science AssoFrederick Kruppo of the ciation Board of Commissioners on Emigration read a paper on emigration which says that Congress has only the right to protect immigrants on the high seas After landing his case is purely a police regulation in which the fcitate alone is interare ested shamefully Emigrants and Congress abused in their transit should endeavor to effect some international treaty for their protection Paraguayan Investigation "Washington i to dier 28 from Goldsboro N C riot had occurred ou vLeh one negro and one sol- A dispatch states that a wounded Later Further advices from Goldsboro say the riot occurred on the night of the 24th between the Federal troops stationed there and tho negroes Seventy-fivfired and one soldier and one guns were No arrests were made negro wounded Trial tth Officers ot the CW 28 Wilmington The trial of the officers of the Cuba One of the enwas continuod gineers and oneofthe marines oftheCtoitr and Captains Gett'at'es and Bolls naval officers were examined for the defense The testimony was very favorable to and greatly weakened the defendants the evidence of the principal witnesse ' The is gen of Government eral that the officers impression Political Parties Breaking Up New York 28 A Washington dispatch to the Herald states that a gentleman formerly Marshal of North Carolina who arrived from that State says there is about to bo a general breaking up of The Holden political parties thera party which ruled with much bitterness in the interests ef the ultraRadicals since tho State was reconstructed have lost caste and i s members aro quarreling among themselves They have brought the State to tne verge of bankruptcy and now that the State bonds cents are selling at about on the dollar some of them are secretly of the State conniving at repudiation debt The people or at least the resespecially property pectable portion owners are ready to join any party or that promises relief from ganization of ruinous taxes and bad management Holden and his friends Holden is about deserting the extreme Radicals because be perceives their He will probably power is at an end seek admission in the sew party been so proscriptive it is said against all who did not agree with him that he will get no favors at the hands of the leaders of the new movement a to organize Gentlemen propose party after the fashion of the Walker party in Virginia and the Senter party m Tennessee with universal amnesty MARYLAND New York 28 on The Congressional to foreign affairs was in session of the alleged investigate Masterman in and Bliss Paraguay the Davis Admiral was only witness He denied tbewere treated examined DtmttrtiU Vlstory as prisoners aboard the asp or re28 Baltimore He had no conficeived any indignity At the municipal election the and was obliged to dence with Bliss ticket Democratic entire iu both keep him under surveillance elected branches was Council the of the statement This discredits that Bliss was tortured by Lopez as described FOREIGN in the report The Telegrapher’s Strike conThe strike of the telegraphers The company accedes to the tinues demand of the New York operators for an increase of wages but refused to reinstate the strikers at Boston and else where which the operators here demand before going to work PeaboAy Seriously Ell—Cabinet Crisis vtr la Spain— Turkey preparing to receive the NJmperor of Austria George BRITAIN Ratification Meetings Plenipotentiary Dead There was a grand mass meeting and to ratify the London 28 procession this evening for State ofDemocratic nominations Minister Plenipo- Jean d’ Francisco fices The procession was several miles tentiary from Honduras died in this long city yesterday Th ere was a mas3 meeting of German Peabody 8iok at the Cooper InRepublicans tne stitute to ratify State Republican Peabody is seriously ill and his recovGen nominations Scigel and others ery is considered doubtful spoke SPAIN' Heavy Snow Storm Crisis Over Buffalo 28 Madrid 28 There is a terrible snow storm toThe Ministerial crisis is over and all night The street railways are nearly parties have agreed to postpone their difblocked ferences WASHINGTON Sentenced to Death Revenue Carmio an insurgent leader' has been 28 Washington sentenced to death by a council of war Supervisor of Internal Revenue in Withdrawn their Reqvevt Virginia reports the opinion that there will ds three millions more Revenue The Deputies from Porto Rico have collected in that State this year than withdrawn their request to the Govern last ment to defer special legislation b by satdecree for that island having had Illicit Distilleries Seised as to the intenisfactory explanation received of seizure of tions of the Ministry Information several illicit distilleries at various points TURREYr in Pennsylvania and Virginia Fatlwr of tbe Tobacco Crop Information received at the Depart- ment of Agriculture shows a falling off of one third of the tobacco crop in Virand about one ginia and Maryland tenth throughout tbe west Dent on tbe Mississippi Election Senator Thayer bad a conversation with the President yesterday about the election and called the Mississippi attention to tbe report of President’s Dert who said in a speech the Judge President was sustaining him as candidate The President said he had already enclosed a statement to J udge Dent asking if he had been correctly reported but had received no ruply The President further stated that in August last he d ising him motto wrote Judge Dent connect himself with the Conservative move they being he said enemies to He was on good the Administration personal relations with Dent but felt bound by public duty to oppose hi Ho desired tbe success election of and believed Alcorn what lie heard that Alcorn would be fleeted The j'ivsidi nt also expressed the hone that the Nebraska legislature would no convened during the coining winter to ratify tiie fifteenth amendment In tho Supremo Court Chief Justiie Clni'e said the point of jurisdiction hating Leon derided the Court would heal tho motion for a writ of haheae the Verger ease 'rmit l indesired whenever to make it llr port on Indian Oulrnges Marshal Wheeler Helena hns forwarded to Secretary Fox a report of tire U S Grand Jury with regard to Indian robberies and murders upon eitreons and hopes the proper officers wiii take the necessary steps to afford protection Executive Order An order lias been issued that all communications intended for tho Ex eeutive Department relating to public business rd whatever kind must be transmitted through the Department to which the tubject matter properly betranslongs Communications otlerw mitted wiil not receive attention CHICAGO Fast Freight West Chicago 28 Maurie and Ellrrd o’’ the freight line rev tlio Union Pacific road ti Preparations to Resolve Joseph Francis i 28 Constantinople Extensive are making preparations here tor the reception of the Emperor of Austria NIGHT DISPATCHES AMERICAN Bntterfteid Case — Smuggling Sympathy with Father lljacinthe— The Gold Exchange Bank— Meteoric Explosions— Terrible Steamboat Disaster NEW YORK Gen Butterfield’s Case New York 28 The Scalp Hair— The inveatigation which Solicitor Butterfield has made in regard to the charges ugum-- t General Butterfield concluded yesterday morning Mr was eloM'tud with Judge and fact- - vero dtielo't'd which liii'ilicld save makes it improper for General Butt rtieiij to remain at tho n almost ret tain his a'ur wlkh Ins boon tendered resignation wdl be e:et pred tin h nera! vie bU'ilv engage 'igning gold certificate and appear? tn bo in no wise coiiccnu-by tin rep Biuilkld loft hi't evening for Smuggled Scalp Hair Sclnmrfz irerertrel yesterday with o er ten thousand dollar worth of human hair manufactured into various shapes in Ins possession It is believed it has been smuggled Sympathy for Father Hyacinths Chicago 28 Specials from New York say that several prominent Catholics have expressed for Father Hyacinthe rnd sympathy ay that ciieumtianees compelled bun to raise Lsuo witn the GhuMi They declare tbe day for regular oi'deis in tire Catholic Church is "passed except for missionaries assisting the be lar and parrocliial priests and a motion will be made by the advanced Catholic Bishops in the Ecumenical Council to ftOohsU mc-- t ul tne now cxNt '! |