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HOUSE.

Mr.. Baker, oil Indiana, introduced =
will proposing an amendment TO the con
stitution orbiddIng the assumption Or
payment of any claims for loss or damage
growing out of the loss or destruction OF
property during the late rebellion.
Mr.. Piper introduced bill establish
ing the territory OF the Black Hills, and
providing temporary form OF govern
ment therefor
MIR. lie Moyne offered the following
resolution:
WHEREAs, Serious tiersnces oi opin.
ion NAV arise between tho members OF
the two Houses of Congress NJ 10 their
Jurisdiction and powers In JOINT session
10 counting the electoral vote, and the
questions involved being questions OF Law,
Res0iusd, That the Senate be requested
70 appoint committee TO act with com
mittee OF FIVE 10 be appointed by the
Speaker OF the House IN presenting to
tho Supreme Court such questions as
either of said com mmIttses may deem i'm
pOrtsnt IA this Crlss, and ssking tho
members OF the Supreme Court to give
10 Congress An opinion thereon.
r.
ton, and il therefore went over under
the rule.
The COMMITTEES will recommend tn,
adoption of the resolution without any
amendment, except one, providing that
tho special committee shall consist OF
seven instead Of five members II will
probably be brought before the House
next Monday.
Mr.. Faulkner offered resolution
instructing the Committee on Military
Affairs 10 inquire into tho object and
purpose OF the government ia recently
becoming purchaser Of the rmory
property at Hsrper's Ferry, and whether
itiwOuld not be eTpedIent 10 70 establish
the national srmory there.
Mr.. Mills offered resolution calling
on the President for information 1 I"
whether the cavalry force has been re
moved from the TeIss frontier.
Mr.. Faulkner introduced q bill 20 con
tnue the appropriation fpr the improve
ment o' the Monongshela river, W. Va.
Referred.
The pension appropriation bill wh
passed and then Mr. Wood, Of New
York, called up the resolution offered by
him yestsrday, calling on the President
tor copies OF the Instructions sent - and
ofthe reports received from the military
or civil officers IA the South since August.
Objection. were made by the KepubIi-
cans
Nr. Woods resolution Was adopted
without debate, and the House adjourn
ed until Monday.
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Sound the loud tmbreI Ger E gypt's dark sea-
Jehovah has triumphed, his people are free"

lobby, but found that it was blocked, and
that we could get no further. At that
moment we we're overwhelmed by the
smoke, and after being nearly suttocsted
we escaped. am sure there was no one
, in the dress circle behind us, and with
the exception OF female lying on the
stairs, and over whom / fell coming
down the stairs, there were no females
above the srst landing when | brought
my wife down.
a. Denial.
The story 10 the effect that some ofthe
officers of the first precinct of Brooklyn
mad refused 10 allow certain men to
escape by means Of grating from the
basement during the Ere, is most emphst-
icsily contrsdicted by Captain Smith
and his sergesnts, they say that some
women were rescued through the grating
in question, but that they were unac-
companied. They also declare that this
part OF the theatre was searched by the
fremen after the alarm had been given
and was found empty.
Altogether 29S bodies have been taken
from the burned theatre, and if the list
of missing is correct, the burned bodies
of seventy persons are still in the rmns.
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same time TO show that the Senator had
changed his opinion.
Mr.. Merrimon said that at the last ses-
sion he had not given the subject much
attention, but after he had heard the
arguments of the other Senators he had
changed his opinion.
Mr.. Edmunds, ,resuming his argument,
referred to the question before the House
OF Representatives al the last ses-
sion and alluded 10 decision
of the late Speaker Kerr.
said although he Edmundsl disagreed
with him on subjects Of general politics,
and long and pleasant friendship exist
ed between them. Mr. Kerr had depart
ed from his career of usefulness amidst
the sorrow of all good men prominent in
that great party. He was noted not only
rs an honorable and patriotic citizen. but
having the large views of
statesman. Continuing in his ar
gument he commented on the
joint rules and said they were simply the
standing orders OF each house, He ar
gued that each house had perfect right
10 retire from such rules.
After further debate BY Messrs. Mer-
rimon. Edmunds and others, the question
being on the appeal OF Mr.. Merrimon
from the decision Of the chair, the decis.
sion WAS sustained. Yeas, 80; nays, 4;
as follows: Ayes --Alcorn, Allison, An.
thony, Baysrd, Blaine, Booth. Bout
well, Bruce, Burnsides Cameron
Of Wisconsin, Chsffee, Chrstanoy.
Clayton, Cockerell, Conkling, Conover,
Cooper, Crsgin, Dawes, Dennis, Dorsey.
Eaton, Edmunds. frelinghuyson, iisnil-
ton, Hardey, Hitchcock, Howe ingalls,,
Kensn, Logan. McCreery, Mcdonald.
Mcmillan, Mitchell, Morrill,, Morton.
Paddock, Patterson, Price, Randolph.
Sargesnt. Sherman, Spencer, Teller,
Wsileigb, Wallace, West, Window and
Weight 80
NArEs-M Messrs MACY MerrImon,
Whyle aud Withers-I
Mr.. Cameron OF pennsylvania, who
would have voted yea, was paired with
Mr.. Salisbury, who would have votes m
the negative.
Absent or not voting, Messrs. Barnum,
Bogy, DAVIS, Golthwaitc, Gordon, Ham
lin, JohGstop. Jones OF Florida, Jones pf
Nevada, Kelly, Key, Norwood, Oglcsby,
Ransom, Robertson, Sharon, Stevenson
and Thurman.
Mr.. Withers introduced bill for the
relief Of owners and purchasers oi land
sold for direct taxes in inturrectlonary
Statee. Referred.
The Senate took up tn" joint rsolu-
ton proposing an amendment 10 tho
Constitution Of the United States IN re
gard 10 connting the electoral vcte, and
II WAS read.
Before proceeding with the considera.
ton thereof, the Senate went !nte eIecu'
tive session, and when the doors opened,
sjourned till Monday.
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From the New York Sun.
Taking the great belt of States who Il
extends from the Connecticut river to
the Mississippi, namely, the States oi
Connecticut, New York, New jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and In
no;s we have two fifths OF the popula-
,ion and three-fourths OF the wealth ana
mower of the Union. No other body OF
ststss surpass these IN intelligence, IN
resources, or in patriotism. These States
css, 137 ont Of the 500 electoral votes OF
the whole Union. A fact to be remem'
bsred is that in the election Of November
,... ssmuel J. rilden received major
i.y of the aggregate popular vote cast IL
these seven great States.
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ACCIDENTALLY Killed.

BELMOEE D., December 5.-A young
man laboring ~ the Esgls stove
factory at this place, whose maine n A.
J. Brigg,, ia, instantly killed today.
Hdwss n the act Of changing the bsit on
the heading machine with small piecs
Of heading block when the block
csugh, in the belt aud drew MIN sgains.
a pulley and broke. ME neck. lie wa, well
respe~tsd by the citizens Of this town.
His father and neither live in Clinton
county this State.
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per,ocrotic Caucus Committee.

WASHINGTON, December s.-Repre'
sentative Lamar, rs Chairman OF the
Democratic caucus, has appointed the
following named gentlemen to constitute
a committee authorized yesterday to take
into consideration the subject OF the re-
cent elections, &c, and to report from
time TO time such recommendations rs
thev deem proper: Representatives
Hewitt, Payne. Wood, of New 7 ork,
Randall, Sparks, Holman, stephens,
W.,,s,.o, Akin, and Lamar.
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Action ofHouse Committees.

WAsHiEGToy. December 5.-The
House Committee on judiciary have
agreed TO report fsvorsbiy On the resolu.
tion offered BY Representative hcCrsry,
yesterday, providing for the appoint
ment Of a committee 10 Act in conjunc-
tion with the committee Of the Senate to
secure the count of the electoral votes
and tie determination Of the disputed
questions BY tribunal whose authority
none can question, snd whose decision
all will accept ss hnsI.
The committee postponed action on
the Colorado matter until next Monday
The House Committee on ApPropris-
tions TO-DAY assigned TO Representative.
Holman. Biount and Wsldron the pre-
psratiou OF the postotfce appropriation
bill, and this subcommittee will meet 70
commence their lsbors tomorrow.
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Fire at Chicago Lnnciion, ohio.
CHICAGO JUNCTION, o.,
December 9, = A. NJ.

The fire at Chicago Junction is now
under coEtrol. The following buildings
were burned to the ground: Mli'ers
hall Welches' restaurant, Msson's drug
store, Buckley'S cigar store, Moore's
dwelling and restaurant, Trego's hard
ware store, the Fewson House, Bowlby
House. barber shop, meat market
Nichols boot and shoe store, four saloons,
two dry goods stores and a jewelry store
in Mll!er's hall. The fire was stopped at
the Junction House where the streets
cross. Tne fire was first seen coming
out OF the top of Miller's hall. Loss
haayy l.
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Died.

MmwAUKEE, December s.-hon Levi
Hubbell died this afternoon, sgsd %, ss
the rcsu., Of shock from fall. He Wa
a nstive Of Saratoga county, New York.
he Wa a graduate Of Union College, and
editor Of the Ontario n. Y A,p>nger.
In 1888 he was appointed Attorney
General OF that state; IN l54i Wa elected
70 the LegislstGre; came 10 Wisconsin 10
1874, and was Chief Justice Of the Su-
prsms Court IN 1853. He wn slso =
member OF the L4eIslstaTs and United
State. Attorney for this district
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FLORIDA.
End ofthe Canvass.

TALLEHArsEE, December S.-Tbc
CAnyassIng Board concluded -
can yAss tor Governor and members Of
Congress with the following result The
AttOrney-Gensrsl rsfuIing 70 sign the
CANVAS Tor Governor Stesrns 45S msjor-
ity. LieutenAn, Governor Montegomery 5
sl4 majority; for Congress Purmsn Zsh
msiOriIy, BsDee l4l majority. All Ro
nublIcAns.
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P.prgLrAN consistency! HAYES
...... nineteen votes and they Justify 1t,
.,. when TrLDgN ysnks in one, they
......s ,Ifrksns Of Il row about it.
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omrIaIyote orNf.souri.

ST. LOUIS, December 6.-The othcisI
vote on the slste ticket being counted ST
Jefferson City to-day, the vote for Phelps
for Governor wss 1850, Finklen burg,
l47,594. Phelpe' msjority, 5l,s66.
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pg..yDgyr GRANT broke faith with
axrsgw JOHNSON and betrayed bis
.,a. H. mas now broken his word ts
NJ. Hswl1., and placed himself before
the so.n:,y As puUIic liar. That neu-
-.ss I'D i.
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Theatre Burned.

ALEAyT, December e.-A tre broke
out in the Adelphi Theatre the morn
ing, and tho entire interior Of ths build
ing WsI consumed
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Wr,IE other members OF Congress are
-,-,.usrye- the presidency Mr., FAULK-
<sgi. locking up the interests OF Harper'S
..-.v vs,d the Monorgahela river.
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wpsy = Republican shouts "'Rah for
o.,,. AK him to spell o REG IN,
-, r;,r choke before ne gets through.
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wv CHANCELLOR, Esq, of Wood
county. sad Capt. EUsTAcE GIBSON, OF
C,sru. sre spoken of in connection with
tie Spesker:hip OF the next House OF
Delegates. Both gentlemen are well
qualified for the position.
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WV hear of miraculous cures per
fo-,red bv this new principle remedy,
Dr. + Il McLesn's Cough and Lung
Healing Globulos. Coughs, Coias aos ane
Consumption yield to 1t; inhuGnIs n ~
Trisl Boxes % cents, by mail. Dr. D. d
Mclean. 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis
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.,x,> +, out "over the hills and far
,,ssrts Washington with that
,Esy ''"''
-. 81 packet.
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Az exchange says, the Radical party
.. ,ba ousck doctor, is ."hcli on fits, "
.r.,,ying t, throw the country into
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,a,spLra's one hundred and eighty
... ,r7 exploded. Oregon had been
4.t in the m@zz.e
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Y.w York Herald thinks that
n..binston cremation was farce.
-I.. 50.
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B.F. HARLOW. of the Greenbrler In
dsDosdsr', has in press book compris-
ias synopsis OF all the laws relating to
delinquent and forfeited lands. The
vora las been prepared under the su-
pe'yi,jon of Mr.. SNYDER, one OF the
b.: .,wycrs in the State, and vii.
do4o:.e,, prove valuable to the proieS-
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.,x ,rox B,rArp still thinks that the
.a,ond Joint Rule is not in force.
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lt'hcelinq Aeaister.
- cIg,ed yesterday at lo7f'

,,,on,r to-&ov '0'H be partly
.I 5rtst northwest 'ct'ids, ana
!.Jaiy
,,- t,nosrat'r'e.
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WHILE forty millions OF people are
waiting in painful suspense the result ol
tie mgddIe, it is gratifying to know that
q few o: our boys have the vim to wags
an active canvass for the positions OF
page and messenger in the coming Leg
H.s,gra.
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,.,,,Jnt hold the postottice and be
That's WATTS the matter.
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Nav,ration Closed

Sr. CArHARINEs, December SIT is
officially announced that tine W e.iAn0
canal will be closed on Monday next
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arrival OF the Investigating Com
mittee.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December S.-The
Congressional Investigating Committee
arrived last night. This morning the
committee met and organized, and soon
after drove 70 the State House The Re-
publican House and Senate are in session,
but have taken 30 important action. The
committee appointed by the Democratic
House yesterday, is now in discharge OF
its mission which is to call upon the
officer commanding the United States
troops, and to inform him that the
House is legally constituted and 70
withdraw the troops from that building,
and if refused to demand by what author
ity troops are retained there. The Dem
ocratic House has also Instructed the Ju-
dietary Committee TO employ counsel
and proceed against ID. II. Chamberlain
for reasonable acts in usurping the gov
ernment of the State; also directing the
committee TO ascertain and report what
countie. are not represented in the House.
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SOME persons over the river in the
l,.satornood Of .E:naville, with a
proper rr.,r.. to- the memory OF the de-
parted. were ruseLel all the afternoon
% y-,.rr.ay j. d,ipg salutes over the
g-s,-o. Liberty.
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IuiuuciIOu Granted.

COLUMBIA. December 8.-Judge Car
penter OF the Third Judicial Circuit
Court, this evening issued n temporary
Injunction. on the complaint OF tax
payers, eDjoiuing the two banks OF the
CITY which are State deposits Of the pub.
lie funds from paying ont any moneys
in checks signed BY +. L. Csrdoss,
claiming 70 set ss public treasurer.
Cs-doss is the Republican treas
urer acting under Chamberlain. 1t
Is claimed BY the plaintiffs that
his term OF Office under the Constitution
expired on the Sd OF December, and his
successor has not Jet been qualified. II
the injunction is sustained the RePubli-
can government will be lett without
funds
The Congressional Committee have
put clerks to work 70 obtain copies Of the
returns as sworn TO by the managers Of
the precincts,
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-,~xpRsLs only justify scoundrel-
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The Relief Fund.

The actors. masculine and feminine,
with characteristic generosity, have vol
uuteered their services in aid OF q fund
for the reIiet of the suffering and impov-
erIshed surviving relatives o! the dead.
Clara Morris, Rose Eytinge, snd j. 1.
Raymond are conspicuous volunteers,
and Mr. McYicker has rendered
his services 10 Mr.. Edwin Booth. The
mem oers OF the theatrical profession
have appointed committee to
communicate With every manager in the
United States and ask cooperation in
the raising of funds. J. 7. Ford, it was
promised, would give the proceed. Of a
performance in eaca OF Ms theatres IN
Baltimore and Washington.
Harry s. Griffith, who was in the dress
circle with MS wife, writes 10 Fire Mar
shal Kesdy, saying: We were the last
10 leave our seats. We tried 70 escape
By the doorway in the corner, near where
We were sitting, over which we're the
words exit 20 johnson street We
were driven back BY the smoke and the
FIRE that WAS making lis way through
the partition and when We turned around
| TO 90 toward the msln entrance all ne
people had got into the lobby. We
had lie difficulty N getting INTO tnS
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. oregon chickens are in fine trim
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L.ByTcHER, Esq, has retired from
II, Randolph Enterprise. Mr.. BUTCHER
gave promise o: making Il good newspa-
pr- nan, and while regretting this "step-
riag Gown and ou,," We hope te see him
,e.l-n. hl, r,rlv love At no distant day.
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Sr,v>peED> oaly justify sc"undrel'
~
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,> furnishes the lacking ingre-
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SCoUNDsELs only justify scoundrel
ami
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worth remembering.

ScoUNpRELs only justify scoundreI
isml
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-21

New Hampshire, Joyce, Kasson,. Kelley, Ketcham,
Kimball, Landers of Indiana, Landers of Conn,
Lawrence, Lemoyne Levy, Lynch Macke S, OF Pa
Metcalf, Miller. Monroe. Morgan, Morrison, Mulch
Ter, Oliver, O'Neill, Page Payne, Phillips OF Mo-,
Phillips of Kansas Poppleton, Potter, Pratt, Raj
ney, Randall, Rea John Reilly of Pa, Rice Robbins
of Pa, Robbins of N c., Robinson, Rusk, Sampson,
Savage, Sayer, Sheakley, Sinickson, Small Smith OF
Pesyan souha5d Sprngef strait meS Ste Te5
Worries, Vance of NC, Wait, Waldron, wallace
n. Y, Wallace Of Pa. Walsh, White; ,.' Whiting
Indiana, Williams of Michigan, Wilson, Wood OF Pa
and Yeates--141.
Nays-Blackburn Blount, Boone, Bradford. Buck
her, Cabe Caldwell Of Alabama, Caldwell of Ten
nessee Gambler, Chaplin, Clarke OF Kentucky, Gull
berson, Davis, Durham, FELTON,, Forney, Go0de
Hamilton of KY, Harris of Georgia, Harris OF Va,
ton, Jones of Kentucky Kehr, Lewis, Lord Iynde,
Mills, O'Brien, Pierce, Piper Reagan, Scheischer,
Singleton, Smith of Georgia, TarboX, Thompson
Throckmorton, Warren, Williams of Del, Williams
of Alabama and Willis-46.
The Speaker pro tenn. laid before the House
the message from the President in relation to
the eXtradtion treaty with England.
On motion of Mr.. Banks the message was
referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons.
Mr.. Winchester of Pa, introduced bill au-
thorizng the exchange of registered bonds for
coupon bonds, which was referred.
Mr.. Poppleton of Ohio, from the Committee
on Expenditures on Public Buildings, reported
a resolution authorizing the subcommittee to
proceed to New York and such other places as
are deemed necessary for the purpose of TAX
ing testimony in the matter of expenditures on
public buildings Adopted.
Mr.. Lawrence of Ohio, gave notice shat I'M
der the action of the Judiciary Committee to-
day,sa vote on the bill for a Pacific railroad
sinking fund would not be asked before the 9th
of july
House then adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-21

William Sawyer, Jr, II years DID, only child
OF Professor Sawyer of Utica, N. Y, was killed
at Exeter, Monday evening by being thrown
from carriage.
A horse car Monday night was thrown from
the track in Cleveland into a canal and a wo-
man drowned.
Tug II. j. Workman, lying in North River,
exploded her boiler yesterday Three men are
missing.
The Bay Sugar refinery at San Francisco was
burned yesterday. Loss $350,OOO; insurance
1925, 1000.
Five young men were committed for trial at
Manchester, n. H., yesterday for rape upon
Margaret and Lizzie Driscoll.
The schooner Mary w. Hopper from Fer
nandina for Bath, lost bowsprit and head gear
in a collision with the schooner Panther off Cav
Head, yesterday. She was towed into Vineyard
Haven.
The New Orleans Plea yune says five negroes
were huuP at Mount Pleasant, La, Saturday,
by white regulators
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z O Fl E IG N
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Release of Brent.

LONDON, June 20-The Times in its report
of the disposition of the case of Charles Brent,
the forger, yesterday, states that Sir John Hal
ker, attorney general, said that he could not
oppose the application for the prisoners DIS
charge. He would have been glad to have OBJ
tanned The opinion of the court on this ques-
ton, but feared there was no more possibility
of doing so.
The British and American governments had
been engaged in correspondence but had not
succeeded in coming to an agreement. LII the
meantime, two months, during which the pris-
oner's detention was legal, had elapsed.
Chief Justice Cookburn said that the provis-
ion, permitting cause to be shown for further
detention, would hardly apply in the present
case or in regard to the disagreement between
the two governments concerning the terms of a
treaty. The prisoner must therefore be dis.
charged.
The ExnadifiOn Question.
The United States Legation here have moth
ing to make public concerning the position OF
the American government on the extradition
question. The News says:
Lord Derby's demand that the pr soner shall
not be tried on different statement of facts
from those proved proceeded from unwarranted
assumption. We are not bound to watch over
the administration of justice IN other countries.
Their tribunals may be trusted to deal properly
with crimes committed in their own jurisdi c.
ton.