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DRoPosALs For ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHIEp CohhIssARI OF sUBsIsTEscE,j
DEPARTMENT or IHH MAsouRI
FOnT LHANHEwORrH, KAN, March Is, 16Tl \
Sealed propos9ls ~ duplicate, will be received at
niShinE the Fresh Beet required by the Subssience
DePaTtment United states army. for one year, com.
Fort LeaVenworth, Kansas,
IeAyenworth Arsenal, Kansas,
Fort Riley, Kansas,
Fort HArkerI Kansas,
Fort Hays, Kansas,
Fort Wallace, Kansas,
Fort LArned, Kansas,
Fort DsdRo Ranasa,
Camp Supply J, T.,
Fort Lyon, @, t.,
TORT daTland, n.
Information as % conditions, quality OF beef pay
mfntsl kS, can be obtained upon apgkleS tlon ~
nts Major Inde 80 y T. bsPt Ne,
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DIED,

ZONES H. yNLA1SAPAudH;- On ths 18Th inst. by
neN. ,Dr Whke, FRANK JosEs, Of New York aud
Mss LENA TAriAPAuoH, Of Washington.
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Trains leaving Washington at - a. IN. and n H.
m connect q bowie with trains for Marlboro leav.
ins bowie at " 10 n. aud BIS y. m, arriving al
hhrlDoro' at " - a. m, and !lS r. m.
Trans arriving at Washington ut II % q. and
u Y m. connect at Bowie with trains leaving Mari
bQrO at - a. m aud 20 y. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth and ponnsylVania ave
nue. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsy lyAniA ave.
nue. can have their bAesage called for aud checked
AZ hotels and residences to all points North and
M West THROUGH tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus,
indianapolis, LouiAyille st. Louis, New Orleans
chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest
4. i. QUARRY, Den. Superintendent
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r. GOVERNMENT SALE OF NAVY VESSELS.



NAvr DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU og CoSsTRucrIos AND EHPAIR,
aacs 8aS sa s Sass f9 ss sas
Guy, Illinois, on THunsbAY, the lTiS day 81 April,
foSsi.d siSs tarfs, vesssi osCE5Gi " IS tSSs
9ss:: RI SBS ssss ~
,2ns WsAsprepsnt and the propeller steamer MIG
Tsss and &. S articles to be
sold with each, can be examined at any time before
y. day q sale, on application to the CommRndGnt
twenty per ceptum Of tn. whole amount of tho
he %s y he SaSnss gssn q ten dSS. rom
the date Of confirmation Of sale by the Department.
Fsn9Tsd from The station siihin two weeks i from
il not confirmed, The money deposited will be re-
Ths uoysrnmsE. rsss.E,ss n. right to withdraw
aud 70 reject any bid or offer which may be oonsid
fheEs win also n offered for sale at the same time
viz ts' ss Boa tSE
urnltur. and stores, under ths cosnlESnce Of this
ssn.d and % ne Be- ssGns to nh
GovERSHKST SALE:
DuBEAu OF C2ssTRucIIoS ASD REEAm.
MI. ~, MAsHLsgToE Feb. D. lna
.qee 6Rs ~ s G'r n ~ 'lS "a TSS 4s
me- Rs ns es ssas saS at
bnt Of Alu tons measursment ~
any TINS on spphcston 70 he oommandsnt q The S
SaGS s q ~ % Ss
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
me deSsrn%sns fsssrTo: he rsRi o Withdraw
sss At md 70 .oc sssy
g ALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
~. ,,u,..., I9rE MIA!s,, kassA,,, Feb 10, Is1a
b&S Hsfs6 y ia ii q % 81 pfapsrs
HsInsss s.dSis: fsaiin:: Won e9ysr sai Tsy
Sisn asss cds Unsfa dSa
e G soS sPq ~ h d 4 @
cash IN aoIsrSnSRt FUND. a tinSs q s1isa 'r'
by authority OF the Department CommAndeL
fsbs FRS, Lieut.. q fhiantTy p 4 s4 z g. b.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
QUAArRRNAsrHR's oPrloEl
| foRr RILHI, KAN, Feb. 10, 1874 J
Ihers WI be sSld Of public Ape!2b a fSrt Riley
s.y pr Saan Sn q .oHs. Asst III saSa
been in,Beetsd and found % y "a no further SCI,
following articles
Il R Rsssr f S4sisu
i Hhiteyash brushes.
| IS shoYels and Spades.
I Lanterns
" RAAps
ho ftles, assorted.
ls fsnts "A" and wall"
Ia Aulrur Bits.
TCarpenter Rules.
IS padlockh
" Joints stoys Pips
y Horse and Mule Collars.
"a Blind Brides
~ Head HAtters
10 Beta Harness.
sBAddlea
SoSRt.r Scale,
- Pounds Crackers,
and VARIETY q other Stores which viii be offered
,nthi Tools, parts OF Harness, singetrees. Double
The horses offered will be sold separately, and al
though unsuited to cavalry purposes are for Tho
most part good work animals
| Many OF the other articles can be made useful by
| farmsrs ar stockmen, who will he Afforded an Op
prices.
Terms Of sale, cash on delivery, which will bt
made immt lately after the sale.
by authority ofthe Department Commander,
fsb95 Capt Assistant ouarterniAsteT, ii. g. A.
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SALE OF THE U. 8. ARSENAL AT ROME,

SALE OF THE U. 8. ARSENAL AT ROME,
- ny.
ORDNANCE OFFtcEl
WAN DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON. u. O., March 90 IsTl
70 purspsnes Of law and by direction Of the Soc
THIf,ty, q War' the lands aud buildings OF the
Home Arsenal. will be sold by public auction, on
ny, Er9nnd5. on MONDAY. juno 2. is7a, commenc
nhs term, e ssls as prescribed by law are ons
and surety from the purchaser.
Clrculars giving detailed description Of the IRON
cry may be hsd upon application to this Ofice, or
" the comma dinHs oftcer Of wAtervliet Arsenal,
West Trey, N T., or to Col \. crspin, Army Build
The property may be inspected upon applying 10
the non commissioned oiiicer in charge
49,. A. d. DYER
uh1t.td Chief Of Ordnance o. n A.
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G o X E.

OIdeFs left at tho
GAsILGHT OFPICR,
No lla Tenth street; at III FIRST street southwos
eoIneT Third and I stTeets, or 10 BFidse otTee
aSoTHttOWn, Will be promptly attended 70. oEitf
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NOTICE IN RELATION TO LOCKS FOR THE
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


TnEAAunY DEpAnrMEsT,t
WARRINGTON, ID, o., March le lb1g !
Notice y hereby given that an inspection OF locks
10 be used for transportation Of goods Up bond apd
fer other customs purposes, wlll be held at the
Treasury DEPARTMENT. ~ the city Of WaihlnEtoni on
the JHt Instant, at u O'Clock noon, by committee
III three experts u be Appoln ted Tor that purpose
PaEueAe Lytpg Locks which they may deIEe Pre-
seLt for Nomination will denver them at the oiee
VI the Chlet Clerk on or before thf above datf,
nih1l WI. A, RlCflAHDsON, Bteretary,
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n ovBRNMEMENT SALE.
OTTIcE OF TINE DBPoT QuARTERNAsrRnl
sAN AsrosIo, TEIAs, fsb. q ls7a I
Tbs undersigned will sell by public auction com.
nnencink Al 10 O'Clock O. m, At the Army building
Main Plaza, San Antonio, Texas, on wEnNFSDhY
ne 18th day Of APRIL, ls7S, the following Military
"a Great Coats, Cavalry;
l0l Uniform Coats,
- Uniform Jackets,
~ IrowHers,
baahes.
ALSO
800 Wagon apokes
ITO Wagon Hubs,
- ~ Saddles,
besides ether Clothing. Equipagc, aud Quartermas.
ter'a Stores, condo mned and unseryiceable
Terms cash, In Government funds
PurchAsers will be required to take avpy the arti.
cies Immediately after the sale.
mhls BENZ, Z. CARD, Quartcrmaster. &
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
0rTIuR PosT QUARrBnNlgrHaJ
sr,.. f9nT WALLACE, KANSAS, Feb. ~, IsIa
There Will be sold at public auction al Fort Wal.
,sheeS hsensn A. " O'Clock, m, on WEDNESDAY,
theW h day OF April, l5Ia, quantity Of condemned
6hornea.
y single sets harness
/ army WAGON.
y great ooats-caralry.
sheatinE stoves.
cooking stoves
2 AIee.
" forks.
pEreat coata-lnfantrT.
hilso quantity p isrss iAsps, ale., bucket. aud
The horses offered will be sold separately. and al
mourn , unsulied LOT cavalry purpOses are for the
Terms Cash al time Of snie
ny authority Of Department Commander
mhis III Lieut. 9Th Cavalry. Post ouartep1aslcsr
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g ALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL,
- AT yBRaRNNEs, VT.

nhai.td Chief Of Ordnance, U q. IA.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16
Mining Matters,

No matter what section of the state you
travel through. YOU can hear the hum of
the diamond drill penetrating the. bowels
of the earth in search of minerals which
arc hidden below. The Wcstmorcland
coal company owns n large tract Of lanl in
this section Of country, and have employed
the Pennsylvania diamond drill to dcvplop
the said lands. and the results have been
good, proving Il rich vein Of btumin0us
coal about eight feet thick, and producing
Il core of the vein which gives Il general
satisfaction to the company rs 10 the ST.
pcrioriy of the vein.
The Wcstmorcland Coal Company also
contracted with the Diamond Drill Com
Dany i'll October last. to test the value of
their lands. These lands were tested last
season by the Walking Beam process. civ
ing no satisfaction. The Diamond Drill
has given satisfaction in seven holes drilled
on said lands where the Walking Beam
process failed. The company also con-
tracted with the Diamond Drill to bore II
shaft at Manor Station. / feet. 3 inches by
~ feet, . inches: drilling twcnty-cght
holes to Il depth of (1SG) one hundred and
cighty-siN feet from the surface, on the
same principle AS the Reading Shafts, now
in operation at East Mines, Schuylkill Co.
Boring was commenced July - and finish
cd sept. >, under the immediate supcrvi-
vision OF G.. Frisbcc, Supt of the Diamond
drill, and J Richardson. of Rutland, Yer
mont, the company's efficient foreman.
The drilling went on very successfully and
has without II doubt exceeded all the drill
ing that has ever been done in the state. as
the figures will show. This is entirely due
10 the cXcrtion and management Of j S
Richardson and his assistants. The
machinery used was the Root Square
engine, built by Allison II Bannan, Of Port
Carbon. Schuylkil county, Pennsylvania,
also Allison's hydraulic feed. which is far
superior 10 the screw feed now in use. The
engineers of the diamond drill intend
making Il trip Ia smoky City, during next
week, and rs } ) Richardson is It whole
souled fellow, they expect to have Il GOOD
time. They are Il live crowd and no doubt
will have jolly timc-I hope they may.
The miners here have been on u strike
for the past seven weeks. hut resumed
work on Sept. lst. at an advance Of ten
cents per ton. Miners average about five
tons per day. Allison Il Bannan built
pair of link motion engines for Wcstmorc-
land shaft at Norris,own c. W. Snidcr is
doing Il good deal of work in this vicinity,
and is now constructing two sixty horse
power engines for the Wcstmorcland Coal
Company this looks well for Schuylkill
county mechanics. This work is superior
to any that is manufactured in the state for
mining purposes. You shall soon hear
from me again. -PottSr9f (Pd.) JouUoi.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16
MAILS ARRIVl
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at Cos rises to-
morrow morning at 5:42.
A meeting of Post Roberts of Tie Grand
Army of the Republic will be held this
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. nj Odd
Fellows Hall, GLOBE Block.
Regular Conclavc of Killington Com
mandcry No 6, Knights Tcmplar, at their
Asylum, Masonic Hall, this Tuesday
evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
We notice new and elegant sign, paint
cd by Rltlcdgc, has been hung out by j.
W. Fisher, pointing the way to his refresh
mcnt rooms in Quinn's Block.
The many friends of George W. Har-
man, Esq. of Bennington, will be pleased
to know that on Monday he was more COM
Portable, and hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
aftermath" I.ongfcllow's new volume
of miscellaneous poems, is on sale at Spald-
ing & Co.'S.
Among the attendants at the late State
Fair was DR.. J. II. Mcintyre and wife of
Alaska. DIR. Mcintyre is the agent of the
British Fur Company in Alaska. lie is IA
native Vermonter and son-in-law of Hon.
Crosby Miller, of Pomfrct.
A Rutland correspondent of the Boston
Journal says that ''ihcre is good deal of
feeling there upon the question Of pool
!. selling and betting, against which the state
Society has set its foot. Every decent adj
mircr of the horse has lent his voice in OPP
position to this species of gambling, which
has not thus far obtqncd much Roadway
in Vermont.
The Ncrgcnncs Jera,oater would like
like TO catch the miserable wretch who
prophesied that September was to he n
warm month.
The Farmers and Mechanics Union of
Black River Valley hold their annual fair
and exhibition at Ludlow to-day and to-
morrow. Dr. Henry Boynton Of Wood
stock delivers the address tomorrow.
An interesting article on the great sale
of cattle New York Mills, and Earning
his Pardon" will be found on the first
page.
THE Weston Tragedy. and ''Pebblc
Cure" the latter from the Danbury News,
will be found on the fourth page.
Judge jerks of Providence. r. l., is
spending a few days in town on visit to
YIN. B. Thrall.
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The Hayden Expedition.
NEW YoEK, Sept. ii

''f" ''''Nf '''p'' ~
\ letter from the Hayden expedition,
dated Rocky Creek, Colorado territory,
August 9Th, says this is the extreme point
10 be visited and examined by tho heads of
the survey this season. \ special party
under Mr. Gannctt will proceed 90 Middle
Park, taking on their way the mountains
range. The scientific corps have decided
to change the name of the Sierra Nevada
mountains to the National Range The
two lofty ranges hitherto known as Twin
mountains, and named the "Snow Mass
and the Block Pyramid by the expedition.
it has now been decided 10 call White
Home and the Capital. Nearly q score of
peaks have been found from twelve to
fourteen thousand feet high. The most
striking general result attained l,y the cx-
petition is the discovery that vast beds of
sandstone in this region, with overlyiug
crctaccous shades. are identical with those
thrown mp from the eastern foot hills of
the Rocky mountains. II would follow
from this that at the comparatively recent
period of the crctaccous the great plains
had stretched unlrokcn far beyond this to
the westward. and that the uplifting of
strata and outpouring Of eruptivc material
with all the tremendous crasion that has
carved ont the existing ranges, had taken
place since that time.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16
The Construction of Steam Boilers

WAsulNGroN, Sept. Is.
The commission appointed by the United
States Government to inquire into the
cause of the steam boiler explosion in order
to determine by actual experiment the
best form and construction of safety valves
which shall operate automatically in rclicv-
ing steam boilers from pressure of steam
or with certainty automatically To prevent
any increase of pressure above that ut
which the valve shall be set in
wife persons claiming to have valves of su-
ppror efficiency Ia submit one to the
commission for examination and testing.
All valves presented must have IN area of
exactly five squarc inchc, in their discharge
openings and ilnnge for attaching il to the
boiler, and must be eight inches in diane
fer. Hat face without bolt holes
AZ Il meeting of the commission tn in
qurc into the CAUSES of steam boiler cX-
plosions. held II, Washington, il was re-
solved to issue call upon those who may
he convcrsant with facts hearing upon thai
subject. To forward such information To
the commission.
The following will probably cover most
Of the opinions and theories entertained by
scientists and engineers on the subject.
First explosions caused by gradual increase
OF steam pressure.
Second. those caused by low water and
overwhelming Of plates of boiler
Third, those caused by deposit of scdi-
mcnt or ncrustation of the inner surfaces
exposed to fire.
Fourth, those caused by generation of
explosive gases within the boiler.
Fifth, those caused by electrical action.
SiXth--Thosc caused by persuasive ac-
ton of water in case of rupture of boiler in
: steam chamber Clark and Colburn's the
Dry.
Seventh Those caused by water being
/ deprived of its air
! Eighth cause by sphcroidal con-
lilion of water.
Ninth Those caused by rcpulsion Of
water from fire surfaces or plates.
The commission intends to experiment
as to the truth or fallacy of these various
theories, and to that end will give its earn
est attention to any communications made
to them upon the subject. which should he
addressed to Mr.. Taylor, secretary of en-
pcrimcntal commission at Treasury De-
partmcn', Washington.
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Police Court.

During Fair week we neglected to attend
to the police news of the town, owing to
the pressure of other duties. and we now
give the results Of the courts held since the
9th inst, by Justice Marshall.
On "Wednesday, Samuel Dunton of Sa-
lem, N. V, was brought up for intoxica-
tion fined 1891 and paid Frank Stacy
for same olfcnsc was fined same amount
and paid.
On Thursday, Paul Ellis of Clarendon,
tried for intoyication; fined S1t.0i, for
which a mittamus was issued. Stephen
Maher, for selling liquor, fined Sl7.56, and
appealed And also, V. W. Whitcomb on
same charge, was fined S31. sc and ap-
pealed.
On Friday morning the following cases
were tried;
Edward Butler of Poultney, for intoxi-
cation, was fined 1891, and paid
Frank Allen, brought up for breach of
peace, found not guilty and discharged.
James O'Ncil, for breach of peace fined
$1,000, appealed and gave bail
Thaddcus Lambert of East Dorset, for
intoxication, fined S1l.04, and paid
Henry Jones of Middlebury same Of
Tense, fined 1891, and paid.
Edward Hudson, of Brandon, for same
offense, fined same, and paid.
John O'Bricn of Rutland, for same
charge, fined same amount and paid.
Bernard McDonough of Rutland, up
for same offcnso, fined the same amount
and paid.
These parties disclosed on the following
parties, as having sold them liquor
Stephen Maher, who was fined S2756 ;
appealed.
A. j. Smith, fined Si7.33, and paid
II. II. Stone, fined S47.50 appealed
NJ. X. Hotchkiss, fined sa7.33; ap-
pealed.
NJ. X. Hotchkiss, fined s475e; ap.
pealed.
Paige & Tolhurst, fined sa7.50i ap-
pealed.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. john Ray, ma
son, living on Lasell street, st. Adams. at
tempted suicide Friday morning, by cutting
his throat with razor At the time he
was in bed, In an upper room, with son
who is blind. The son hearing his father
fall on, of bed, ran to O'Bricn's store for
assistance. When O'Brion arrived he
found Ray on the floor bleeding profuscly
Medical aid was called and his wound was
scwcd up and properly dressed The .Nes-
sanger says Ray is man about sixty years
old. formerly Of reckless habits; lately
however, he has had q paralytic stroke
which has deprived him of the use of an
arm and leg. Last fall he made similar
attempt at suicide and his arms have to be
fastened TO prevent him from tearing the
bandages from his throat. Family trouble
Is assigned as the cause. 49,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Rutland GIoBE.l
FROM BURLINGTON.
Visit of the Senatorial transportation
Committee.
Arrival Last Evening.
DARLINGTON. Sept. |

BURLINGTON, Sept. IL.
The United States Senatorial Committee
on Transportation arrived here this evening
ON Witherbee's steam yacht from Albany
to visit our city for the purpose of investi-
eating the matter of proposed canal com
munication of Lake Champlfln with the st.
Lawrence. The committee consist OF Sen
aiors Window Of Minnesota. sherman Of
Ohio. Conkling Of New York. Davis Of
West Virginia and Norwood of Georgia.
They are accompanied hy the Legislative
Committee of New York and are en- route
for Montreal where they ace to examine the
water routes Of New York.
They leave our lytO-morrow aud mean
while their distinguished presence is
source of much pleasure and importance to
the citizens of Burlington and all who are
interested in the progress of the canal pro-
icCt H.
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The Ku-Klux In Kentucky.

lsOl lSN LILLE, sept Ia.
The Ku-Klux claim that the accounts of
affairs given recently in letters in the
Louisville Couricr.Journal are much ag-
grcgatcd. and that the troubles will bc
stopped by due course OF the Law. One
prominent lawyer stated that he had no
doub, that there was large organization
of the Ku-Klux. but tina. many of them
were respectable and pcaccablc citizens
who had no sympathy with marandcrs;
tina, within 10 days full disclosures would
be male OF the secrets of the order, and
that those who have rcpcntcd of their con-
ncction with it would assist in supprcssing
il. The idea of martial law is not rclshcd,
by any one. \ well known lawyer of the
owen county asserted that there was no
established ORDER and that offenders were
merely common thieves and murdcrcrs.
The Owen county authorities say that MUIR
der Of the negro Whitcstonc is the only one
which has taken place in their county.
Two of those charged with this murder
were acquitted ut the preliminary examina-
ton and three others escaped from Jail
week ago, bat they afterwards gave
thcmsclyc, up TO the authorities, de-
claring they could prove an alib. Their
examination j. set down for tomorrow,
and it is thought they will be bound over
Owen county people assert that all con-
ccrncd in this outrage are cX-mcmbcrs of
the federal army
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From New York.
New YoEK, Sept. l.
THE WALL sTgHET SUSPENSION.

NEW Olik, sep. lp.
THE ALL STHHKr Suspension.
The Tribune thinks the suspended Wall
street firm of Kenyon. Cox Il Co., may
hayc been considerably weakened by Dan
icl Drcws refusal to aid it when caugh,
some weeks since in the northwest corner
engineered by Jay Gould and II. y. Smith.
THR PILGRIMAGE FuRCI-TnE fANAriCI-M
OF THE CEusADEs EEvIyING.
An American pilgrimage t. the >hrnes of
Europe is being discussed jim the ulIra-Ro-
man Catholic circles of this country. Arch
bishop McCloskcy stated yesterday that No
decided means had been taken.
ANOTHER CAR HOOK ASSAULT.
One Walter Bray has been arrested for
striking with car hook in Il quarrel. sat
urtlay, on the front platform of Il Third
avenue car, John i. Crcgnihi. an Italian.
in the employ of the street cleaning de-
partmcnt The lattcrs skull is fractured.
He still continues scnscless, and it is
thought he will die.
BOND FogGERY-ADMIrrED TO BAIL.
Judge Fancher this morning. admitted
to bail Jas. w. johnson and James y.
Yates. arrested for altering forged Central
railroad bonds, the former in s50000 on
the first of twenty-ninc indictments and
81 900 on each of the others, the latter in
~ O0o an tho fret fiftnpn Indictments and
81 900 on each of the others