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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

JEFF Davis in PetticOats.

Gen. b. ID. Pritchsrd, of Allegsn, who com
manded the detachment of the Fourth Michigan
Cavalry which captured jeff Davis. has just pub
ished an elaborate review of the whole transac-
ton, answering sundry statement. recently made
by Southern writei on this subject, and closing
as follows :" 1t has never been denied that he was
dressed IN hs ordinary clothing at the time of his
capture, but 1t Is claimed that over his ordnsr y
suit worn articles of female attire adopted BY
him as disguise, with the purpose Of eludiug hi,
pursuers by reason OF the immunity from persona
arrest and detention usually accorded 70 womei
under whs,ever circumstances they may be found
and there can be no more doubt that Mr. Davis
was 50 disguised than there eau be that he wa.
captured at all, and the story Of his disguise is nt
fabrication OF makeup, a. has been claimed dav,
after the capture, but WAS related to me within lC
minutes after lis occurrence by men those yerac
y cannot be questoned.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04
Boston stock List.


Sales at the Brokers' Board.
BOSTON, April 3, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, 0-a7A
Boston " Name halroad, lG6A aIO6 =
Portland, saeo 4 Portsmouth, 30 as6
Boston Maine kai road Is, Ill
Eastern Railroad (new) -a62 !,
Maine state 10, f...e Is ll2--a0UV--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

CHICAGO, April 8, 1878.
FL0UR-Estra spring 450a5O6: western a p.5O
southern 0.U0.
WHEAT No. spring lI3ha4; No. 2 gilt edge
ll2&; ReSular. lli1sa, Cash. l.l1A a.; May
lls-s June, liz -all2s No. 3, l.O4h; reject
CORN Sales pi't edge, 421S; regular, 42%a-;
cash Rtaa-i Apri', ELa-; May, 434a-; June
31lai3h July, io& rejected S5Ia.
OATS Cash :. y April 13 saOO-; May, 25,,
All, June lsz!s@.
RYE 59h.
BARI kY-45-.
DRESSED HOGS - I2a4.12H.
PORK-Casn 930-ag30-; April 9.iS-~si5-
3 eoa May yo5a'i5ts; June 9.675sas0; July 9.is .
LARD-Cash 15-t 22k April 715-a7l5
May 1soa3on June, 7.50 aso; July .i2-a7l5.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 3sa5t, short rit
sides s-3; short clear rib 4ao clear sides
WHisKEY--i0i. .t+.e5f
do4 cents.
RECEir rs Fleus % Osos wheat $4,000; corr
W. ,oo; =, oats eoO rye W 80, barley a 700:
1900; oats 5000; rye $50 barley 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

Judge Long OF st. Louis received letter from
Gen. Grant March 20, in which be makes refer
ence to the newspaper reports Of his possible
temperance in the political field. lie says that
the newspapers know something which he doe,
not. "I have" be says, "been under the impres.
sion that was carrying out long cherished de.
sire to travel and see IS much of the old world a,
p---ible before settling down in home where te
spend the remainder OF my days in quiet"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

OF the suicide of Madame Restel, the noted
sbortionst, the New York Times says it "is .
declaration by an expert that career even Of
prosperous crime is necessarily failure, and Il ct
30 amount Of upholstery can compensate for pub
lie deteststiop,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04
FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. April 3.
Money loaned u. 4-a7- ON call,and closed at -
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s6ass7- tor 60 days. Is9-ass
for demand
Gold opened at lol i and closed at 1913.
Carrying rates, G--a7 per cent. Borrowing rates
Sat-.
Clearings, sl4.n5 900. Custom receipts.s23 5000
Treasury disbursed-ss7, ,OoJ interest, $4,000 fol
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04
House For Sale.
Notice 10 Teachers.

4 LII PERSONS intending to teach Spring oi
n Summer schools Ia this city, (excepting in
tn Village District are requested TO report for
examination al the Common Council Rooms At
O'Clock r. NJ, on April 97th, or May 4th or Mas
18th.
apl5.+&wtd SAMUEL UPJOHN, Supervisor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04
A tramp Who WA, Stealing a ride 10 an empl

A tramp who was stealing ride 10 an empty
the other night in New York State, attempted
to jump of at Oxford. A hook on the side of the
car, used for fastening the door, caught the un-
lucky fellows clothing at the waist aud suspend
ed him in mid-sir. The train dashed on and he
was carried to Greycourt, three miles distant.
when some one saw him, stopped the train imlne-
diately, and the man was taken from his very dan
gerous position There was not a scratch on his
person. bat the mental suffering he had endured,
expecting momentarily TO be dashed TO pieces,
completely overcame him. His agony during
dozen deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

Steamboat Express Train will lea ve Boston h
Providence Railroad Station daily [Sundays ex-
cepted) at p. NJ Connect at Fox Point. wharf,
NIFlCENT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-04

Not cheap whiskey stimulating compound. bul
made from the finest vegetable toncs known ID
are youched for by our most reliable and careful
physicians
AS cure for the debility and lassitude so fre
quent, just after cold weather, and remedy to ioi-
eases of summer, we confidently recommend il
t. nvaids and the public, stalking our reputation
on its hsrml, ssnt as as drug, and efficacy as
remedy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

The eight annual CONVENTION of the
American Reform League commenced
in New York City last Sunday. The
opening address was made by the Presi-
dent. e. Il. Haywood. He stated that
the League seeks liberty to assert the
natural rights OF all people to do their
best. at their own risk. to repeal all
laws recognizing property, and to
abolish ali monopolies which give
property special advantages against
labor. 1t was resolved, by the conven.
ton that, since capitalists take lite and
destroy property to increase their
power TO steal. the kearney men, who
invoked the halter i'll California. and
she Molly Maguires. who kin coal
BOSSES, are morally lawful oelilgerents,
exercising che same rights of defensive
warfare. applauded in tipping British
tea into Boston barber, and in John
Browns march on Harper's Ferry.
One OF the speakers. q. w. Maddox,
sald that New York ought to issue lis
own money, and build markets. docks
and other improvements, and hoped
the people would starve in order to
awake them to these facts. Ii these
things could not be got by the ballot
box. he favored getting them by the
cartridge box.
The strength of the Labor Reform
rAeague Is not stated, but it's principles
ss aunonoeed ln,the resolutions adopted
by the convention, are wild enough to
suit the most nitra.commnuists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
PACKARD PROVIDED FOR.

At last the President has provided
for Stephen B Packard of Louisiana
by appointing him Consul to Liver.
pool. Packard was the Republican
candidate for Governor in Louisiana at
the time of the Presidential election.
The Returning Board gave him a much
larger majority than they figured for
the Hayes electors in that State. His
title to the Governorship was therefore
as good and, If larger majority made
it SO. better than that OF Hayes to the
Presidency. Notwithstanding this fact
the President recognized Nichols, Pack
ards opponent. as Governor, aud
established the illogical precedent that
while he was elected President by the
votes OF electors whose majority was on
an average one thousand less than
Packard,s. they wepe1 legally elected
and Packard was defeated. The recog-
milton of Nichols under these clrcum-
stances il the most unreasonable act OF
Hayes since he became President. Had
he recognized Packard, whose title
vas ut ieast'as good as his own, there
would not be such strong grounds for
believing the stories circulated about
the Wormsley Hotel bargain. and Dem
oorats, as well as ConkIing Republi-
cans, would have to admit that if the
President Was not right he was a least
consistent. However. he has partially
made amends for his injustice to Pack
ard by appointing him Consul to Liver
pool, and gained the support of nearly
alb the Southern members of Congress
by being unreasonable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
Called Meeting.

STOCKHOLDIRS Of the ii. D. A. nj. Il N.
- oociety Will p lease take notice that ~ a
liza olity VI tue aid up cas1tsl Stock oI sald
society Jailed to b, represented at the Regular
annual nleetln, on tue Am Instant, special
meeting OF the 80 iety Is heleby 'aIieu TO
meet on The loth of -uay, at he Courthouse,
in MinneInucca, IN the clerks office, ut
o'clock p M. OF said uay.
O. G. BILLS, President.
C. CHENUwErA, Sec etary. ni6-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
FOR SALE.

FINE dwelling house supplied with wa
"A ter and containing four Rooms, situated
sOh Bridg5 street, near II. keinhart l. co a
store. will be sod aG a bargain For particu.
lars apply 1t WISAEMUOCA HOTEL.
April2a-sf{
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
SEEDS! SEEDS!.

H4NRESH Garden Seeds OF every KIM
u AUDI variety suitable to this latitude
Tor sale at j. Il. sABINE'S.
March 2. 1878. Am
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

THERE was no lack ofrecklessness in
the duel between two st. Louis negroes.
Galloway went in front of Sturtevant's
house and fred challenging shot in
the air with a revolver. Sturtevant
came out with revolver ready. There
were no seconds and no gformAlity.
They simply fred at each other until
Sturtevant fell with mortal wound.
Galloway was bit in the leg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

The Sntro tunnel is now being ad-
vanced at the rate of about 60 feet a
week. On May LIST the total length of
the tnnnel was IS, 542 feet, leaving Gas
Feet 10 run TO reach the Constock lode.
Inc quantity of;water flowing out of
The tunnel is equal to 1885. 900 gallons
per day. The temperature of the air
at the entrance OF the tnnpel is equal
10 81 degrees. At the header it is LOO
degrees. During the mouth of April
the header, was driven 238 feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

HE Washington Post states that
Tiiden was deferred FROM taking tire
oath OF the Presidential Office as he at
nrst intendedsprior to March 4th. 1877,
shrough fear OF being arrested for trea-
son.by Gfaat. The consequence is that
ID Hayes and Wheeler should be de.
p0sed. the succession will be vacant
snd the Rouse would proceed to elect
aehes sAMs as if there had been no.
sihOice by the Electoral College.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
TIE l. c C r a = HlC,
EASTERN DISPATCHES


Election Riot i'm North Carolina.
WELDoN IN. G. May z.
The election of Town Commissioners
was the occasion of u serious riot here
yesterday between the whites and
negroes. Both races had candidates in
the field, aud great excitement pre-
vailtd About III O'Clock the riot began,
and clubs, knives aud pistols were
freely used. Qnite number of persons
were shot. cut and bruised. A Norfolk
military company has been telesraphed
for, as the Indications for fresh out
break are imminent.
Municipal Election in North Caro-
iina-The tSOw at Weldon.
RALEIGH. N. e. May z.
The regular Democratic municipal
tickets were everywhere victorious over
the Radicals, disorganizing Independ-
enls and boilers. Ihe fshi.at Weldon
resulted from dispute as to the pc
groes right to vote. Words soon came
to blows. Captain J. l.. Emery WAS
struck on the head and badly hurt.
Eight or ten shots were then fired at
the rioters. John Purnell, q negro,
Was shot in the mouth and died In
few hours. Another negro was wound
ed In the shoulder.
Failure OF u Conspiracy.
GALVESTON, May Z.
The News special says An attempt
was made by the revolutionisis 10 Dust
the Dlaz Government OF chihuahua,
bot it resulted In failure. A number
OF the consplrators are III jail, and the
others fed.
Violation OF the Neutrality Laws TO
be Prevented.
4g WASHINGTON. May7 z.
General Mcdowell has been Instructed
to institute vigilant watchfuIness along
the southern border of AriZoua and
Southern California, to prevent a VIOLA
tfon Of the neutrality laws by the Lerdo
revoiutionisls. and to arrest all parties
suspected OF coDgregating on the
border tor that purpose.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

AFLoRzDA' negro mistosk mule for
y ghost. and pohed ID with, a stick.
The verdict. reeitsd that he came to his
dkath By using toor short q. stack in
Rcobing the nnknowabie for e7idsace
A =. f..tsx,...- $4,000. - 49, a q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

Cobweb Is scarcely More Delicate
Than the structure Of the lungs. A
violent cough couyulses aud tears their
finer tissues as an earthquake does the
soil. Arrest the ravage. soothe the irri
tation. heal the indamed andlacerated
membrane with Hais's Honey of Hore
hound and Tar.
Pixies ToothaoLs Drops. cure Tooth
ache u one inmate. Sold by all drag.
Gysts.at 25.oents. Wv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

REPORTS of recruiting officers in Eng
land the past month show "a remarkable
increase in the Dnmber of enlistments
for the army, and the increase is still
advancing at steady rate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
q CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc.. will
send ecipe' that wlll cure you, FREE or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
oy missionary In Stuth America. Sends
.lrsddressed envelope . the REV. JosEpH +.
IMAM. Station U Billie House, Naw.. Yors
JS'@@ f af sr~1f aEsss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
Disappearance OF Insurgents.

LONDON, May7.
A dispatch from Vienna says: The
insurgents seem TO have entirely dis
appeared from Martha valley, but it is
unknown whether they have been
driven back or are merely concentrating
to resist large Russian reiniorcsments.
Cloth Workers Resolved TO strike.
LONDON. May z.
From {. 900 to 1000 cloth workers In
Holmtirth district and Hudderstield
have resolved TO strike, in consequence
OF notice of reduction of wages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08

BELKNAp's majority for Mayor of Vir'
ginia City was 424.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, May q.
A Russian correspondent writes from
Cracow that the Russian Government
is said to owe one company for vlctual.
ing the army, ~, OOU, UU0 roubles. The
company must suspend unless paid
immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08

from westward ship Isbonng heavily. crew about ex
hsustcd with their exertions at the pumps. ~ noon
sighted steamer. and, the crew we're apparently cx
haused the had heavy list To port aer con-
sntstion with tho ocers and concluded ios tner
safety, to abandon the ship which did IN is - % -
Ion 301 We therefore, showed signals OF ana
the Illinois down aud took all OIL There
then, according 20 second officer o. spo'
eight feet OF water In her previous to leaving the
deemed u advisable 20 set fro 20 her. 10 prevent pc,
coming dangerous obstruction navigation feeling con-
WINGED that she could not be saved
PENSACOLA. April 2-The Of the schr khoos -
Taylor being rsshipped Nav York. under bond ~
schr FrAncon The consists OF 240 tons oil ceosr
and "a of fussic which brought fro AVA
rsd0. Mexico.
RICHMOND, April 6-The matches Of the schr y II Ingrs-
ham, from kockAnd Will, 1000 bbs Of lime and 20 DOE
Of potatoes were opened again yesterday morning enc
ioo and 200 ebls Of lime taken out When the ne
and Tie Ingraham arrived here on the
LIST Of March. and has been on IRE ever since
SAN FRANcIsco. March 3l-The sckr {; WALL which
ashore Crescent CITY during the late gales Is I'M
derroing and expected that she Will 90 ready
about the middle o April.
A survey will DO hold schr General Mcr to-morrow
70 decide what had best DO done with her y quite
likely that she will be repaired and put In thorough
ing trim. as Il thought that the ans condition OF the
Tie bark Enock Talbot Is repairing ut beale street
Wharf the effects OF the collision Of the tug Tacoma,
which occasion she was badly damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
A HIDEOUS CRIME.
From the Cincinnati Commercially

from the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
LOUISVILLE. April !, 1878.
At daybreak persons residug around "Lost island"
In what are known as the ''Wet Woods discovered
tho smoldering romans OF log cabin. Lying In one
corner werc the headless remains OF man and woman
They wore identified Mr. and Mrs. MARROW, nm old
man AID woman, Zach nearly sixty years OF age. No
signs oil tho heads OF tho could be found Near
nonse however, spade was found resting against
n rail ionce, and upon 1t fresh dirt giving evidence
that 1t had been. used very recently.
Mr.. Kearnen. tho one who discovered the romans
expresses tho opinion that Mr and Mrs. NARROW had
b.on beheaded by their murderers and The SPADE
found had been used In burying their heads Mr.
Kcarncn says that he tho 1rst person 10
reach the sccnc OF tho tragedy and when ne ar
tho necks OF the victims were buried nearly 10
the shoulders, but no skulls could be found. Tho
flesh on tho bodies trunks renamed but there
no flesh tho lower notwithstanding but tho
whitened bones remaining. The charred fcsh on tho
neck remai ned, but II was thoroughly roasted, and
gave TO tho trunk most hideous aspect.
Mr.. Kearncn says he Is positive that to burn tho
heads on leave traces Of them would have been
the probability that the heads severed
from the bodies The position in which tho bodies
were found lying gives additional piausibity TO the
theory OF decapaton for had tho heads been burned
mot a vestigo OF the bodies would have remained.
Mr. and Mrs. NARROW werc on inonensive Old couple,
and they nad been summoned to attend Court in
Louisville to-day as witnesses against Cook and
aid nave bcon sont the Pouitentiary Brockett's
brother and TWO other men wore seen riding away
from The OF the tire ~ three o'clock this morn
ing aud tho detectives think tho whole affair
cuied IN order to these two scoundreis from
gong to tho Pcntentiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant Do Liman. OF the steamer Hermann, from
Bremen, has thanks for special meteorological OBJ
scrvntons In connection with tho HERALD weather
service.
PunsrR n II MARSH OF steamer Ciaribel, from Aspin.
wall will please accept taanxs for his attentions
SUR N A Z GARDNER. Captain kinney. master Of ship
Gardner tBr), from Galveston Feb for Liverpool de
fore reported absndonedl states a.
Cape Iintteras and bermuda Previous 20 that short
sps at the pumps every two hours was sufficient keep
her free. the 18th gallo commenced from she west
ward veering tho ward, and continued Tor about
a. hours The wind heavy gae and there was
high cross Strip hove Tor nearly ~ hours
under lower maintopsni but she began 20 mako moro
aud after tho gale subsidized the occupied
early half their me at the pumps Up to the 18th we
had weather but a strong gales vessel
still making water. Al Midnight March IL blew terrible
gale, ship laborng and strainnE very badly pump con
tnuay going. On March we got = lurching suck The
vessel time lying to staboard tack over on
her bro.dsde 9th Weather terrible continually at
tho pumps leak steadily increasing pumps Just keeping
the free could til the cotton getting
saturated with water caused the vessel to lay over on her
ship sgcabic could sail or work
the pump, readily before On the 18th weather
moderate: tried keep ship away. ret her
right. She had been lying unoer gooscwnged mantop
sail her before the wind set the foretops all
and ststsysai but she lay for considerable
time In the trough OF the sea, and iaborcd very
heavily before she would answer her helm. The
leak was st,i gradually Increasing. % the 18Th the
carpenter the chain locker and heard the water
running into the ship quite freely NJ could not tell wrsre
account OF che i4th-Heavy see running
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

sEA-cJEDsoR REEr-EsrAB LsnxENr or LIGHT YES
her station the 9th February fathoms and will
bbi fixed light from half hour niter
Tho vessoi has pasts painted red with white
with the words Gjedsor her Sides Theght
exhibited from the foremost On tho top OF tho mat Is
In order 10 desrmne the direction inswnich the light
vessel riding a. night white riding light .i be exhb-
tho height Of @ ieet above the rail.
During thick and iogay weather there will be given one
light Is elevated 81 above tho Position. LAT
81 % n. Ion IL 80 e.
COAST burma KRIsHNA sHoAL LIGHrvEssFL-
With reference Notices Mariners Nos 81 3D. Of
which reported by the marine authorities In Rangoon
to be placed miles eastward Of the position OF the
gently destroyed Krshna lighthouse reported 70 be
from to mes in the Charts and Notices hhsey
issued.
This lightvesse according reliable information just
received In this Department to be anchored In
about o fathons and least miles ENE bearing
CAUTION are therefore warned to be careful
whom rounding the krishnR shoa.
Bearings magnetic. Variation, IS casteriy IN 1878
JAVA LIGHT KoMBuIs ISLAND, BATAVIA ROAD.
Tho Governor General &c Batavia rives notice that
white .ht has exhibited, since the Stu OF Feb
ruary, from the NV end Of Great Kombuis Island.
light visible from all directions for distance Of
order Approx poston-Lat SIS 80 = Ion 100 81 30 u.
The sudant Of the Netherlands Marine ~ Batavia
notice ontcr beaeons on the mouth OF
buoys which arc located following bearines:-
black Herbert buoy Mount Teoa,c, Al 10 Ii Mount
4 white Herbert buoy--Mount Tebao, N 1850 e; Mount
Kiiang. s. Is ZOE.
The channel between these buoys Il about half mile
wide. s-
Hv order Of the Bureau Of Navigation.
UNITED STATES HYDR0GRAPHIc OFFICE.
WASHINGTON March II. 1915. }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
ANOTHER HEIR 10 THE "SICK
MAN"
From the Lon DON Globe. |

From the London Globe
Italy, IL seems, claims place among the heirs OF
the Ottoman Empire She does not want, IL is true.
any portion OF European Turkey, which she is rather
inclined TO think ought to fall to the share OF Greece.
But there is Tunis lying close to her shores
tho Bey owns allegiance to the Porte, tho Itaans
think that he must now be looking about for
stronger pr otector The funniest part OF tho matter
10 the reason assigned BY the GiornGie dele
C,oLoflie Roman print, for advancing this
claim. In ancient times the Kingdom OF Car
thaee Included the present province OF Tunis. But
Carthage eventually passed UNDER the yoke OF Rome,
and Il Is therefore incontestiblc that modern
Kingdom OF Jugurtha There IS something truly
ing In this oThand way Of disposing OF country
without going through the formality OF asking
the consent OF It's ruler ana Inhabitants. But II Eu-
rome once admits claims founded such very
mote rights OF possession, where are TO stopY II
Tunis belongs to Italy, why not England and France
and. indeed, the greater part of Europe and con-
siderable slice oil Asia and Africa? Al time
other Roman empire included the majority Of
modern States. and II the Italians claim to be the
lawful heirs OF thpt wonderful Power 1t is high time
for the world TO begin TO adopt precautionary
measures Perhaps the DuiiIio and tho Dandoo, with
their armament OF l00-lon guns, were designed for
the purpose OF on orcing these long dormant rghts
We scarcely expect however, TO see the claim brought
before the Congress- although We are informed that
Italy possesses important COTE mcrcal interests
the heart OF Africa which would be greatly advanced
BY the possession OF Tunis UP 10 the present mo.
mont We wcrc quite that the possibility OF
serious recognition In Italy Such however, is tho
case IL appears, although IL was not made public
Ill there seemed some remote chance OF Tuns want
ing a new protector.