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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-11
FARRELL & HERRING'S SAFES.
STORE, NO. eaO CBEsNUT STREET.
ANOTAER TRIUMPH.

MORE TESTIMONY OF THEIR sALAMANDER
VIRTUES.
-. NORFOLK, Va. May q, 1867.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING d CO., Phladelphi.;-
Gehtlemen-O On the 9th instant the large FourStOry
IrUn-tront Warehouse, then occupied Dy US as q first
class Liquor STORE, wss entirely destroyed by fire and
although the heat was intense all our Papers, Books
your sales.
The Safe however, ht for use again; therefore
we desire TO get another from you provided YOU will
allow US something for The one we now have. None
OF the iron work Is broken from the Sale, but the
sides are pulled OUT knob broken OF and II steamed
lnsdei otherwise we believe IL all right. We have
had an experienced mechanic 70 examine Il, and he
gave II as his opinion that the Safe now Isl will
not be reliable In another fire; but that under the
bands OF sale manufacturers, Il can be made good
again; and he suggested the idea 10 that YOU might
allow us something for IT, in purchase Of new one
The sale is small one and was purchased from you
by MT; William Johnson, formerly liquor dealer in
this CITY, from whom we purchased Il, The KEY Is
numbered t2Ol7. Let us hear from you. 49, !
very respectfully, your Obedient servants,
OOBSON a RAlNER,
. ~, =. =. Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
WATER Street. =
n. B.-We forgot to mention the fact that when the
sale was taken from the fire was unlock ed
without difficulty by its own key.
7lO6t d. r.
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Foreign Items by Cable.

New YORK, July 3.-The Herald's
cable special says the London Times and
the Post express pity for Macmillan
and denounce the action of Juarez.
HSome of the London journals ridicule
Napoleon's idea of liberty in France, rs
expressed in his speech at the exhibit
ton.
Four hundred and twenty Catholic
bishops presented an atiectiOnate adj
dress to the Pope. One hundred Of the
towns of Italy have also addressed the
Holy Father.
An Italian deputy asserted in the
Legislature that Austria, with Others
of the ruling powers, are perfecting
treaties hostile to the policy of Italy.
Military achievements with supplies
of arms and food had reached the Chris
tian insurgents in Gambia, from Greece.
Omar Pasha was preparing for anoth-
er assault on the main position of the
revOlntionists.
Messrs. Charles Perkins, Lawrence
Smith, Samuel b. Ruggles, Goodwin Bir-
ney, Elias Howe, Kennedy, Mullat and
Chickering have been created Knights
of the Legion of Honor.
The Herald's Rio Janeiro special dated
Sth of June says the news received in
Rio Janeiro from the seat of war on the
Panama is dated to the Both of May.
On the 2lst the Paraguayan troops at
tackled the allied camp, bnt were re-
pulsed with great loss.
There has been several riots in the
city of Rio Janeiro.
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Mexican New.

New YORK, July 3.-The Herald's
special says: Baron Maguas, the Prus-
sian Minister, arrived at Queretaro the
day before the execution and immedi-
ately transmitted by telegraph formal
protest to Juarez which was received at
half-past nine o'clock the evening ct
the same day, in reply to which the
following was transmitted:
SAN LUIS POTosI, June lS.-l0:l0 p.
Mo Baron 4. y. MdgHds at QUerctarO.
am sorry TO say to You in answer TO
your telegram which you have been
pleased to send me this night, that, as l
had expressed to you day before yester
day, the President of the Republic was
not of the opinion that il is Uossible TO
grant the pardon of Macmillan of Haps-
burg, consistent with the great copsid-
erations of justice and the necessity of
insuring the future peace of the Repub-
lie. Very respectfully, etc.
lSigned. S. LERDO De TE-IADA.
No authentic information has yet
been received as TO the disposition of
Maximilian's body.
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From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-An intensely bril-.
liant meteor IF extraordinary size shot
across the sky over this city at half past
eleven last night, leaving long track
of brilliant cOlOred lights, which re.
manned in view several minutes. The
meteor appeared in the southeast and
disappeared in the northwest, and was
deep in tone like the report of a cannon
in the distance. The light from the
meteor itselfcORtinned fifteen or twenty
seconds, and was of such beautiful and
dazzling hrilliancy as tn blind the Wis
ion of those who saw il.
Montana dates to June 10th say a
Democratic Territorial Convention is
called for July to nominate delegates
to Congress and Territorial offices.
General Shroughman, in q speech nj
Virginia City. said all the Indian tribes
in Montana would soon hold q council
on Powder river, and it was boosted
they would have $4,000, bent on the
execution of the whites.
Governor White, of Nebraska, is rails.
ing eight companies of volunteers to
fight the Indians, and expects to have
them at Fort Hays on Saturday.
The steamer Ben. johnson reached
Omaha yesterday from Fort Benton
with Sl00,O00 worth of gold dust.
No Indians have been seen in Gala
tin Valley since the arrival of General
Aeagher and the volunteers.
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BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l

PARIS, July 2.-MeSsrs. Charlie:
Perkins. Lawrence Smith, Samuel C.
Rugglss, Goodwin Biruey, Elias Howe
Chickering have been created knights
of the Legion OF Honor.
ATHENS, July 2.-The Greek blockade
runner, Arcadia, has made her fonr-
tsenth voyage to Gambia. She ianded
500 volunteers for the iusurgent army,
1900 muskets, supply Of food and
other neeessaries Tor the insurrectioDary
force. She was passed by the Turkish
feet, but succeeded in escaping.
Omar Pasha is preparing to make an
other attack on the Christian position
at Sphakia. ~ -----
LONDON, July 3.-COnsols closed at
81; 5-2's at 729; Illinois Central at 7st;
Erie at 43f.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Evening.-COt-
ton closed weak; middling uplands lOf
sl0t; Orleans llalla; sales reached 5000
bales.
Breadstuffs inactive, but quotations
show no change. Provisions dull; clos
ing with n declining tendency.
Mess Pork 74s per Dbl. Lard AS Cd.
for American. Cheese, fine American,
els per cwt. Beef and bacon steady.
Petroleum 81 for spirits and Is Id for
refined.
LONDON, July 3.-Late news from
Brazil says: The United States colon
lists are suffering the greatest destitu-
tion and bitterly regret their journey.
The estate of Sir Morton Peto has
been put in bankruptcy.
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From DenVPF.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The Times special
gives the following from Denver papers
Of June 2Sth and 18th: Advices from
Santa Fe state that the Indians are he.
coming troublesome in New Mexico
carrying off stock and killing one man
in San Miguel county i'll the early part
of that month. The Navakoes and
Apaches are especially hostile in then
conduct towards the whites
Two coaches arrived ut D,nvrr on
June Goth from the Smoky Hill route.
They encountered no difficulties with
Indians, but were delayed on account
of high wafer which had caused dam.
age IL the Kansas Pacific railway. Sew,
eral streams were rendered impossible
Later adyices report the railway re
paired.
A band of 200 Indians attacked Fort
Walker, June 22d, killing two soldier:
aud wonnding several. Three Indian,
are known TO have been killed.
The Salt Lake Vedette Of June 1911
states that the Indians are driving of
stock from the Lower Beaver, in Utah
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FROM WASHINGTON.
u he Extra session OF Congress-Tht
Judiciary Committee.


NEw YORK, July 3.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: There will
be a quorum in both houses to-day. In
making up quorum of the House only
those members who have been sworn in
will be counted. This will exclude
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Ken
tucky. 1t was intended tonight 70
have held a caucus but it was consider.
ed unnecessary. 1t seems to be the gen
eral understanding that only two
week session will be had. Speaker Col
fax has stated that no committees will
be appointed. Some trouble is expect
ed in preparing new reconstruction
bill, which may prolOng the session
Extreme Radicals intend pushing for
ward a bill putting the South under
martial law, and giving the military
commanders the sole control until the
new constitutions are adopted.
RSOme Of the milder Radicals are urg'
ing the Louisiana bill of last session
prepared by Judge Shellabarger.
Senator Wilson is expected to intro
duce to-day bill amendatOry to the re-
construction act, which will vacate al
civil offices in the rebel States and an'
thorize the commanding officers to fill
them by appointment, or by ordering
elections, and will leave registrars the
right to decide the qualifications of ap,
plicants for registry.
The Times special says the majority
of the Judiciary Committee state, owing
to the magnitude OF the Impeachment
matter, they will not be ready to report
at this session; the minority will report
in favor of immediate action unless an
adjournment is had To October.
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Havana News.

New YORK, July 3.-The steamer
Moro Castle, from Havana, June 18th,
has arrived.
The yellow fever was selecting in
high quarters many persons of tried ac-
codnt.
A serisGs disturbance was reported al
Porto Rico. Artillery was used To quell
the insurrection and large number
were shot.
Merdi capitulated on the morning OF
the 10th, the last stronghold possessed
by the Emperor of lucatan on the
peninsula. General EspiiiO. military
commander of the garrison, Y. Gorantes
civil governor. and n. Ponce, governor
of Carmen Island. were shot on the
morning of the 10th.
General Santa Anna is kept a prisoner
ut Camperch. Imperial documents had
been found on his person aud a vigilant
lookout WAS kept over his movements
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sl-I-R-1 = ~ = -.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and C.mmercial I,ens.

ia
Financial and Commercial Isens.
The dividends of thirty Of the prin'
cipal Manufacturing Companies Of Mas
sachusetts, for July, show q considera'
BILE decrease from the dividends of July
last. The total amount to be disbursed
on this account is &, 023 100.
The Treasurer Of Louisiana has fur
nished to Governor Flanders state
ment of the finances of the State, from
which it appears that there. is . de.
6ciency Of nearly $1,000, 900 to meet the
State appropriations.
Mr.. Spinner, United States Treasurer,
has addressed an official letter 70 a
cashier of National bank in New
HAMPSHIRE, in which he states: After
the failure of a National bank, all its
relations are changed; as bank, it has
nothing more to do with its notes,
whether mutilated or perfect. The
United States, as legal endorser, in ef-
feet becomes the maker of the note, and
undertakes to redeem all the notes OF
such defunct or defaulting National
banks as may be presented at this Office
for payment. This obligation is cOnclu-
sive upon the Government, whether the
securities lodged for the purpose with
the Treasurer are sufficient or not. i,
in effect, become not only the cashier OF
such defaulting National bank, but be-
como the trustee of all its creditors, and
am compelled to see that the interests OF
its creditors and of the Government are
fully protected. Such notes stand in the
same relation to the public notes issued
by the United States, and will be sub,
iect to the same rules in their redemp-
ton.
The Philadelphia Ledger says: Next
to the Government loans the most de-
sirable investment security is the new 6
per cent, loan of this State, and well are
they entitled to this favorable position
among the solid securities. They are
not likely, however, to long remain ac-
tive on the market. On the 18th ultimo
there remained uncollected by the hold
ers about $4,000, 900 of the old State IS,
most of which is notified by the State
Treasurer to be paid off on the LIST and
18th of next month (August), after
which date the interest will cease
Since tine 18th ult., something
less than S2,OOO,OOO of the loan has
been converted, leaving Sll,0O0,0O0 yet
outstanding. The new 6 per cent. loan
is selling freely ut 1919 for the first
series, and at 1921 for the third series.
The second series are not Oh the market,
all l.aviLg been sold By the parties who
took them. We are now informed that
less than FIVE millions are still nnsold
of the other series, and as there are still
eleven millions of the old loan to be
paid off, which is mostly held by trus-
tees. it is evident that all cannot rein
vest in the same security; SO that in
cases where trustees are Obliged to rein
vest in the same security, it will be
seen that prompt action is necessary,
else holders may find themselves too
late, or be obliged to pay higher prices
than the loans are now offered ut.
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New York nIarker.
NEW YORK,

=, NEW YORK, July 3.
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales 1900 bales; 26l for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Market dull and 10a20 low
err: sales 1900 barrels; superfine State
and western at 8 30a9 rs; common to
medium extra western 10 l5al1 70,
choice do. 9 90a10 s.; shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio 10 9Oal2 40; for
trade brands 9 5Ga11 90; for spring st.
4 Louis IL 10; winter do. closing dull, call
fayors buyers, ut 90 and IL OOal4 90,
\ latter extreme. Rye four-nO change;
sales 200 barrels at 6 50aS 60.
WHISKY-Firm; sales $50 barrels
western, in bond, ut IS. zzz n a
wHEAT-Deciining; sales $500 bus.
&C l 9oa2 90 for No. 2 Chicago: 2 20 for
No. 2 Milwaukee.
RYE-Steady; sales of 1000 bu west
ern afioat at ! 80. ..--, --,
BARLEY-Quiet. ~
CORN-Receipts 81 ,499 bu; no decided
change; limited supply; sales $1,000 bu
at O5al % for new mixed western; / %
al 10 for choice do; 91a94 for kiln dried
white western, and 10 for white south
/ ern.
OATs-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket opened lower, but closed more
steady; sales n, 1000 bushels at 72a74.
RICE-Quiet.
C0FFEE-Quiet. ..
SUGAR-Quiet.
,H0PS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull at IA for crude,
- for refined in bond.
W00L-No decided change; sales Of
10000 900 pounds at 45a5O for domestic
fleece and 40 for pulled.
COAL-DOmestic scarcely 30 firm;
foreign dull.
PORK-Firm and quiet; sales of l 800
barrels at S2l 25a2l 40 for new mess,
closing at s21 40 cash, and so so for
mess; S1s l2alS so for prime and $2l Goa
81 II for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm and unchanged; sales of
135 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and unchanged;
sales of 81 barrels.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of 234
packages at sia9i for shoulders; l2tal4i
for hams.
BACON-Quiet; sales of 1000 boxes
city ut l2i for long clear and II for long
ribbed.
LARD-Heavy at lltal2.
BUTTER-Quiet.
CHEESE-Heavy.
LATEST Market P. II.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 15a2O lower
Oh medium and common.
WHEAT-Dull and declining for com
mon and inferior; steady for good and
prime.
RYE-More steady; 25al 80 for west
ern.
OATS-72a53 for western and S0aS3
for Ohio.
CORN O3al O5 for new mixed wes-
tern and 10 for very choice do.
PORK-Quiet; mess p 80 cash, clos
ing with sellers mt 81 81 cash and buy
ers ut 81 30.
! BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Stcady.
BACON-Quiet; 10s for Cumberland
cut.
LARD-Dull; 12tal2s for fair to prime
steam and l2s for kettle rendered.
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Farm for Sale.
u,uE INSTRUMENTATION GIL

Il for sale four hundred and fffS acres, more
Sais IN RiehSih township. Green county. Pa,
1--WE miles from Cameron Station, w. Va, vel
vstered and in good reighbOrhood, and Is vel
calculated for either agricultural or gr1xing pur
poses, the most Of which n well set with gr..e,
an orchard Of selected fruit, two comfortshis
dwelling houses, one frame barn, two stAc,es,
grain house., corn cribs, wagon she'd, colt stAhle.
calf she'd and other oat-bRfldingh m exeeilent
spring Of water two reds from the hOuses and
70 good mill seztz Persons wishing 10 pm.
thAse, VIII cal on the underEgnsd on the pre1-
ees. mRrn-v3u ANDREW SMITH
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From OilnN %.

OTTAWA, June 2.-After being sworn
yesterday rs Niceroy of the dominion of
Canada, Lord Monck announced that
the Queen had conferred on Hon. J. A.
Mcdonald Knight Companion of Bath.
The Inauguration took place ip the
council chamber, about fifty persons
being present. Sir John A. Mcdonald
has formed privy council, which has
been sworn. Its understood 10 be con-
stituted as announced some days ago.
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neclainn

New YORK, July 3.-The Merchants
Union Express Company case was ar
gued yesterday before Judge Barnard
The Conrt decided to vacate the order
of injunction made on the LIST inst. by
Judge Morgan, of Syracuse, and de
cided that the examination of the de
PENDANTS be commenced in this city be.
fore q referee, on Mynday next.
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: An issue
between the displaced officials of the
eicy of New Orleans and General Sheri-
dan has been made to-day, in the re-
fusal of the Comptroller of the City to
pay the salaries of municipal officers
appointed by Governor Flanders, the
sppOiutee of the military authorities.
The refusal is based upon Attorney
General Stanberry's opinion.
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Chicaxo Market

CHICAGO, Jnly ).
Flour very dull and not enough doing
TO make n note. Wheat dull at 70
Corn dull; free sellers at Sei. Oats dull
at 5la5li. Rye dull; sales at GOAL o.
Barley nominal at IS. Pork dull; sales
at 20 50a2l 90. Bulk meats are held
firm. Shoulders 9; rough sides 10; eleaI
sides III; short rib I0i. Lard dull al
HALT. Whisky 80.
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NEW YORK, July ..
Money easy at 4a6 per cent. for call.
Sterling quiet at 9sa10i.
Gold without decided change; open
ing ut 1888, advancing to 1884 and clo-
sing at 1881.
Exports to-day $4,000.
Government stocks q shade frmer;
closing prices: 81, 1897; do 90, ll0i; do
"a. lO9t; do '65, los; do new, 1868; 7-3Os,
l0Ss.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 3.
FEOUR-Dull and prices lower; fam
lily IL l5al2 so; no demand for lower
grades.
WHEAT-Lower aud closing at 2 q
for No. red winter; receipts large with
some new offering at 3 p for red, next
week, and 2 90 in two weeks hence.
CORN-Dull and prices nominal at
74a75.
OATS-Firm; sales of No. ut 67a6o;
No. 2 at &c.
RYE-Dull and Nominal.
COTTON-Dull: no demand; Iniddling
uplands 224a23.
WHISKY-Steady at 80 i'll bond.
MESS PORK Steady at u on.
BULK ENTHUSIASTICALLY! for
shoulders, sides and clear sides; these
rates are &c above the views of buyers.
BACON-9!al1lal2t for shoulders,
sides and clear sides; these rates are
ta4c above the views Of buyers.
HAMS-In good demand at l4al4i
for common and l7al7! for sugar cured.
LARD-Dull at ll4alls; no demand
ut the rates asked.
BUTTER-l4al7.
EGGS-16.
FLAXSEED-Declined to -.
GROCERIES-Firm.
GOLD-l 3f buying.
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THE REGIsTER can point to It's NJ,
history a the surest and best index Of its futur,
course upon all questions of National or Stat,
policy, Believing that the war was ended An.
ia legitimate purposes attained with the surrsh
der OF the rebel armies, and the abandonment a,
slavery and secession by the South, the RE.IS
rgR win be the undinching advocate Of all meas
ures that tend to promote the national harmony
10 restore the unity Of the Government and l..
extend 20 all sections the priceless blessings Of
An impartial Union and lasting peace IL viii
be EQUALLY firm in its opposition to all partilap
schemes that impose unjust and unwarranted
conditions upon the reunion Of a Government
that was never broken, that guarantee pep.t.
nal ascandancy 10 one political party and IN.
Changing ostracism to every other, aud tia,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart l.,
leaving our country still divided, our people
disunited, our Union unrestored. TOlerating
the opinion Of all men, while steadfastly adyO
eating its own, despising the prcscriptiye bigoty
of fanAticism while firmly adhering TO lie owi
convictions Of right and duty,
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Fire.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 3.-The light
ming struck the Court House in Orange
county last night, setting it on fire and
destroying it, together with FIVE other
buildings.
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New York Stock Market.

New York stock Market
NEW YORK, July 3.
Stocks were buoyant and higher;
Ohio certificates, 26ia26I; Cumberland.
36fa36s, Quicksilver, 81; Mariposa, 9ia
81; Western Union Telegraph, 45ia45i;
Pacific Mail, 1!1ia24li; Atlantic Mail,
lOSaalO9; Erie l05ial054; do. preferred,
lOaal0st; Hudson ll04; Reading, l09fa
1904; Michigan Central, 1l0tall1 Michi-
gan Southern 79sa79s: Illinois Central,
i214al22; Pittsburg s6saS6i; Toledo, l2li
l23; Rock Island 97fs97i; Northwestern
455a40; do. preferred 665a66i; Fort
Wayne 100aalO0s; Wabash AZ.
Border State bonds quiet aud un-
changed.
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin a
June % 1864.
We are grati6ed to hear Of the continued suc'
cess In New York Of our tOwnsman, Mr.. II. t.
Helmbold, Druggist His store, next the Ne
tropolitan Hotel is 2s feet front, 80 feet deep,
and hve stories in height II Is certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks favorably OF
the merit Of his articles. He retains his Office
and laboratory in this city. which are also model
establishments Of their class
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Fran R0sfon

BosToN, July "A man named Wat
son was shot and inortally wounded by
another named Matthews, during a
quarrel in DrooklyD. last evening. Mat
thews gave himself NJ to the authori,
fias
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. published every Friday. Ito contents will he
made uPaof all Important news Of the wecG
EditorisIs upon suLJeots OF general interest, a.
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from al parts Of the State, choice literary and
poetical selections, and q large amount o. carr
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable To-
all clesses Of the community. In short, the
bsst Pdmiiy Nelnspapor susr pabiISA~d n "a"
ktdt<.
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Mn. II. 7. HErxBoED:

MB- II. 4 dELMbOLU.
Dear Sir I'm regard 10 the question asked
me A. to my opinion about BuchtE, would say
that / have used and sold the article In various
forms for the past thirty years do not tnlnk
not used or known 70 be used in the various
diseases where such meiicate agent would Be
indicated. You are aware, as well a. myself
that II has been extensively employed in the va
rious diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation IL has acquired, In my Judgment,
in warranted by the facts