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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
AFGHANIsTaN.

IoEDoN, Sept. 2O-Indian dispatches re-
krt tuat the AfrIdees have signed fresh
Rreement To insure tho safety Ut tbs roads
Rrpugh khyber, Khohat and Michni PASSES.
The India office confirms the report Of an
ntbreak BIT Herat On the fifth instant. Special
spatches state that the troops OF the garri-
bn plundered and burned the Governors p
,ouse and murdered the commlssnry general,
ho was O friend and supporter OF the Ameer.
his affair throws suspicion upon the loyalt
Yakoob Khan, brother of the Ameer.
special dispatch from Lahore to tho DAILY
Veus says: Afghan tribes have occupied
andamuk and threaten Daaka The Cabul
ebes are levying forced loans On the mer-
)hants.
CALcUTTA. Sept. 2O-The Viceroy Of India
rs received letter from the Ameer Of A.
hanlstan. dated September 16, inclosing a
eport from his brother, Yakoob Khan, about
Ne outbreak at Herot, with the statement
bat three regiments participated in the
nntiny. They mutinied because they had
ven ordered to march to Knheston. where q
sturbanee had occurred. Yakoob Khan asks
b be allowed to resign his command. The
meer hopes shortly ) resign control OF af,
airs, when he will exhaust his resources and
knergies Id maintaining faith with the British
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English Conservatives Begin
AN Attack On the Gov
ernment.
aarious Riot at Philippopolis-
m-ouble Between Chill and
the United States of
Colombia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

mDoN. Sept. 19.--Lord Harrington, III q
Il at Newcastle, this evening, declared
was not the slightest sign OF an impend-
dissolution of the Parliament. lie made
sual party attack Oh the government, re-
,ro TO the Cabul disaster. He said he
"A s' rather be forever excluded from Office
that this disaster should have occurred.
,rophesIed that there would pc great
t6Ie In Afghanistan.
n ahip carpenters Of Dundee, Scotland,
I struck against reduction OF wages.
etavenson a. Sons, merchants In the Aus
,an trade, have failed. Liabilities between
ana four hundred thousand pounds.
~ Ecouoaist of this week says; The ratt
Iaacount for bank bills, sixty days tt
"a months, Is u per cent. and for trade
\ sIxty days to three months, 11140o2 pei
\ Advices from nearly all our centres o
Ide orc gloomy and point to an exception
N ANAL absorption OF money this autumn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Fatal Quarrel Between Brothers.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19-Advices from Ianey
county, in The southwest part OF this State:
On Tuesday last two brothers, Burr and JAS.
Manus, living near Kubyville, got into quar-
rel about a COW, and James shot and killed
Burr. A younger brother then went home,
procured rifle and shot his brother James
through the heart.
KILLED BY VIGILANTEs.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 2Q--Advices from Fort
Smith, say: Jacob Irwin and james Hazel,
two men accused OF extensive robberies, were
waylaid and killed last Monday BY unknown
persons, near Boggy Depot, Choctaw Nation:
it is thought the killing was done by one OF
the numerous bands OF vigilantes which are
being organized in various parts OF the lndian =
nation.
HACKMAN FOUND GVILTY OF FoGANsLAUGHTEH~-
FRONT ROYAL, Sept. 2o.-The jury to-day
returned a verdict OF manslau0hter ~ tn0 4
case Of Jonas Hackman. charged with the r.
murder of Jas Fcster, and fixed the term on
his Imprisonment In the penitensiary at two
years.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. t9.-The triaE
OF Buchholtz, for the murder OF j.. H.
SchuNe, ended to-day in verdict OF guilty
of murder In tae first degree.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
Plaauenines.
POTNTE-A-LA-HACH
Via Magnolia, September 20, 1879.

POINTE-A- A-LA-HACHE,l
Via Magnolia, September 20, 1879.
The mass meeting Of the voters Of Plaque
mines parish to elect delegates to the Baton
Rouge convention was held at the parish
courthouse at IL m. to-day. DR.. George
Hayes was elected president and Z. A. Will
kinson secretary. The parish was divided
into four sections, representing equal num-
berg Of Democratic voters, and o delegate
elected from each division. Leonard Arroyo.
Clemont Bulot. r. a. Wilkinson and George
w. Lee, with proxies, were elected delegates
A most extraordinary proceeding occurred
before the call of the mass meeting. 3hortly
after IL o'clock, q steamboat from the Guy,
with eight or ten voters from the district in
New Orleans. with five Democrats and two
Republicans from the upper part Of Plaque
mines parish, landed at the Polnte-a-la- Hache
wharf, rushed up to the courthouse, hastily
called themselves to order and pretended To
elect four delegates to the Batol Ronge con
vention two of whom were Republicans.
They then returned to the boat and started
back to the city. All in twenty minutes from
the time Of debarkation.
The voters Of the parish assembled at the
hour stated in ths call for the meeting, and
proceeded regularly to work. The political
invasion of the New Orleans party was de-
nounced as q fraud exceeding In auiacity the
most glaring trick of the Radical regime.
Signed by the members Of the parish CEN
trail committee.
s. MARTIN. Parish Judge.
LUCIEN Soils,
NORBERT MARTIN, JR.,
AMBRoISB MARTIN,
m.z A. LARTIGUB,
President OF the Parish Central Committee.
GEO. A. Il. HAYES nj. d.,
ONEzIME MARTIN,
CtYRIIItE COSSE.
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Meeting Of tho Grand Ledge !. o. o. r.

BALTIMcKE, Sept. 2D.-The convention of /.
o. O. f. reassembled after the recess.
The special committee on the subject sub
mtted report Of eulogies on members Of the
order who have been members OF this body
and died since the last regular session, which
was handed to the secretary without being
read.
The uetition of the Grand Lodge OF Switz-
erland to be constituted a sovereign jurisdte-
tion, with powers similar to those OF the
Grand Lodge OF the German Empire, was re-
fused.
Encampment Of Ohio and the Grand Lodge OF
Florida for permission to hold biennial SEES
sions, If was decided that these grand bodies
could change their constitutions, providing
therein for biennial session and present the
same for approval, when 1t would be acted on
officially by this body.
The constitutions OF the grand lodges OF
Washing ton, Quebec, Arkansas and Minnesota
were approved.
Resolutions were offered and adopted conf
mending the Odd Fellows Of Florida for fur
nishi q O home for invalid Odd Fellows, ask
Ing grand masters OF States to authorize sub
seriptions iii their res 'ectiye Jurisdictions,
requiring report from the directors OF the
home to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, and
making the Grand Master OF each jurisdic-
tion contributing q member Of the board Of
directors tn-e6fcio.
The action OF the Grand Lodge Of Chill, In
expeling it's grand secretary, was declared
by which Odd Fellows and members Of the
Lancashire, England, Unity can visit the
lodges OF each other was considered and In
definitely postponed.
The Grand Lodge, at midnight, adjourned
until to-day.
This was the closing session Of the Grand
Lodge I. o. O. F., and the public business
transacted was comparatively unimportant.
The resolution to repeal the law admitting
members to Rebecca degree lodges was not
adopted The Grand Lodge refused to re-
store the conferring of the Rebecca degree to
Rebecca degree lodges. After two hours &C.
cret session the Grand Lodge adjourned SINE
die
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
How it is Progressing in the Par
ishes and City.
Election of Parish Delegates in st.
Landry and State Delegates in
Plaquemines-Gene
Notes.
New Clubs Formed in New Orleans Their
Resolutions and Endorsements.
[snacial to the Democrat ]

Especial to the Democrat
OPELoUsAs, Sept 2O.-The election OF dele
gates to the parish Democratic nominating
convention was held to-day by order OF the
St. Landry Democratic executive committee
There we're two tickets In the field, the con-
test being between the ins and outs Of the
Democratic party, and excitement ran high
throughout the parish. The returns SO far
show an election OF delegates who will nomi-
nate for reelection majority Of the present
parish officers.
The convention for nominating parish Off
GERS and eIecting delegates to the State con-
vention will be held on the twenty y-seventh in
stant. OBSERVER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept. Shareholders Of the
Consolidated bank have called upon the di-
ectors to make good the four hundred thous-
md dollars deficiency, and have asked the
government toinvestigate the banks accounts
And punish the officers IL guilty, and have re-
olved to put the bank in liquidation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
The GREAT Iackson Route Fres.

All quarantine restrictions at Louisville and
Cincinnati having been removed, through
sleeping cars are now running from New Or.
leans to Columbus, o.. reaching that city at
breakfast time on second morning from NtW
Orleans. making only one change to New York,
where passengers arrive In time for an early
breakfast on the third morning and in time for
trains to all points East Through sleepers bS
this favorite line to St. Louis and to Chicago
without change.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
The Chiso,m verdict.
fWashinston Correspondence N. Y. We

[Washington Correspondence n. Y. WorldI
The truth about the Chisolm verdict as
stated In letters sent here by persons living
near the scene OF the murder and who know
ali the circumstances OF it-and no one .tnoWs
this better than Gen. Woodford, wherever he
may be-is that Gully was acquitted because
Mrs Chisolm's testimony on many material
points against him was directly contradicted
case Of seven to one with life at stake, and
the Jury sided with the seven.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
GOV. seymour's Attitude
Utica Observer.l

The statement which appeared In the New
York Herold from correspondent that GOV.
Seymour had stated that ne tnotiRnt Coy.
Robinson and Mr. Kelly should both with
draw was entirely without foundation. Gov.
Seymour anticipated the nomination OF GoEs
Robinson, and be has never contemplated his
withdrawal since the adjournment OF tae
Syracuse convention, nor made any, suggss--
tion Of that nature. He has no recollection OF
any conversation with any one from watch
ANYTHING OF the kind could have been inferred
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 2o.--The insurgents have
attacked the village OF Mayori, In the prov
inca Of Santiago de Cuba. The garrison held
put three days, when they we're relieved by
Ten. Valera, who routed the insurgents ana
pursued them into the hills.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
The Pluto queen.

fWinnemucca tNev.l Silver State. August Dbl
Princess Sallie Winnemucca accompanied
Gen. Howard In the Bannak war OF 1873, IN
his marches from one telegraph sIatloh 70
another. and was considered regular mem
Der Of his staff The Boise Statesman says
the disbursing quartermaster OF the Bannak
expeditian has lately been ordered TO pay
Sallie S75 per month for her services 70 How
ard up to February 49, 1879. She is now
teaching school at Simcoe reservation In
WASHINGTON Territory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
Marine News.

New YORK, Sept. 2o.--Arrived: Albers from
Rio. Pease from England. Arrived out: AT
Venice. Gradsaagret from New Orleans. Home
ward From Gibraltar. St. Louis for Pensacola
from Gravesend. Gauger Rolf for. Pensacola.
Arrived OUT At Greenock Arvio from Pensa-
cola Homeward: From LIVERPOOL. Weymouth
for Galveston, from London. Criterion Tor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

"Where are the pure the noble, and the
mesk?" Martin Tupper calls out loud enough
to be heard In the top door Of ninth-story
tenement. A letter addressed to us immed-
don't fail to inciose fifty cents for the infor-
nation, as our wash bill Is assuming gigantic
dimensions, and that'll about make up the de-
ficiency.-l Tioga County Record.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
The Chsrlo.,on Failures.

CHARLESTON s G.. Sept. % a0-Thers is no au-
.theutlc statement OF the liabilities OF James
sAdger a. Co, They ase currently repeEssd to baes
.nsarly Iwo millions of dol ars. The Peoples
Bank which Is one OF the losers. made an as
.1an us,lt to day and will wind I'D. Thfe is 9.
State bang dis incL from the Peo9ies Na.ionaE
Bank which Is not affected. &
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
EGYPT.

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-The Times says: The
pews concerning the Egyptian cotton crop
continues very good, and large yield is ex.
peeted. The samples SO far have been OF
B0od quality.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
The Ogden Committee.

The committee managing Gen. f. n Ogden's
campaign for the Democratic-C Conservative
party nomination for Governor, held a meet
ing last night at Hawkins's and appointed a
COMMITTEES to confer with the parish commit
tee OF the party relative to the rules govern
ing the primary election. A committee to ex-
anime the regist ration Of the parish, and one
to select campaign headquarters were also
appointed, and the committee adjourned.
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:. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

members whereupon a new club was organ
lied, to be known as the WiltzoFpIl blowers,
eighty men signing the roll, with the follow
Ing officers Geo: Walsh, president: p. j. Me-
Donald Vice president; John }. Duggan, secre-
tary; b. Cook, treasurer; D. Haughery, grand
marshal. The club indorsed Chas Byrne for
president OF the mother club.
At a meeting for the reorganization OF the
Claiborne Guardsr held at their wigwam.
corner of Robertson and Common streets. last
night, the following officers were elected !:
president; B. Stark, secretary; J. Ward.
treasurer. The roll being open about sevonty
members signed the roll.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, we recognize In the Hon. l.. A,
Wiltz all the qualities OF distinguish ca
statesman, O. man tried In his ende&yors for
the welfare of the people Of this State; there
fore,
Resolsed, That 1t is the sense Of this' meet
ing that the Hon. L. Al Wsltz is the first and
only choice of the Claiborne Guards for Gov
eruor of the State of Louisiana.
Eesotues further, That this cu', indorge the
Hon. Charles Byrne for president OF the
central club OF this ward.
After the adoption OF the resolutions the
meeting adjourned, subject to the call OF the
president.
At a meeting of the citizens of the third
ward, held at she Hustled Hall, Democratic
club WAS formed to be known as the "Gorman
Guards" which, on being duly organizes,
went into an election, us follows: Hon. IL. A..
Wiltz, honorary president; Joseph German,
president; FL. Ferguson, vice president, JAS
Keaho, treasurer. II. Laguilion. secretary.
Eighty-seven members adopted the following
resolutions submitted by D. fancy:
I Resotued, That the Hon. Ghas. Byrne be
and is hereby declared to be our choice for
president of the third ward mother club, and
we pledge him our support.
Resotued, That the interests OF labor de-
mand that all monopolies, political or other
wise, should be oveythrown and the laborer
compensated for his work..
Res0Iued, That we will use every honest
effort to elect men as delegates who will do
their whole duty to the third ward and the
State ut large.
On the adoption of the above resolutions
the club adjourned subject to call.
The ctiz,'n Of the rear OF the first ward
turned out in force last night and or
ganizad the Michael Mcnamara Guards
with the following officers: John Jacobs,
president; Joseph Huntington, vice president;
jacob Beisson, secretary; John Duffy, ser
geant. alarms. The club unanimously in
dorsed Michael Mcnamara for president of
the central club.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

The report is without foundation that the
limberger cheese factories in this country are
not making scent.-[Steuhenville Sunday
Chronicle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

STREET LANTERNS. Insurance Oil Tank
Company are prepared to supply cities. towns.
hotels, public buildings and gardens with the
heat STYLES Of lanterns at very low prices.
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. ITALY.

LONDON. Sept. 2O.-A dispatch from Rome
b the Pals Mall Gazette says: Negotiations
With Germany have abruptly terminated and
ne Falck laws will remain intact. Inc Pope
8 not we'll
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Mrs. sprasue's suit Against Her aus-
hand,

Providence. Sept D.-The application q
Mrs. Kats Sprague for the apeointmenf q
trustee Of her property came ~ 70 the sggIdaY
Mrs Sufagua'g counsel said saat there Tas frs Is.
reasonable PROBABILITY taa1 M. LII hna Ase
snrauup would ever live togatner aKaA1
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TURKEY.

LONDON, Sept 2O.-There is news from Con-
tantinople of another fight between militia
lnd Mussulmans In Philippopolis. Ten per-
b0ns were killed and ten wounded.
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Governor to examine into the condueI oi sllaI
officer and TO take such action as ne may
deem proper.
4 KELLY CONVENTION I'm ALBANY.
ALBANY, Sept. 20 Edward Newcomb. o.
+hia rity was to-day nominated BY the anti
i,,b l,s2n section Of the Democratic party for
senator. An entire county ticket Vas also
Nominated. Resolutions were adopted unani-
,nnnsiv indorsing John. Kelly for Governor:
The convention was very largely attended
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

THE Washington and Louisiana Field Artil-
lery. the Louisiana's Own and the Ce ntinentals
will appear In Ours" Wednesda evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
sus pension or several Chicago PrOyaslG&
Firms.

CHICAGO Sept. 20-The rapid advance In the
or ices OF provisions during the last three d1yD
resulted yesterday in the sus uspspston OF Joseph
Jones & Sons, one Of the Oldest LFms Oh
c;aiedy Interested ia il I'D aud short riIs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
Discovery OF u Lead

Discovery OF u Lead Mine In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 20.-Private adyices re-
ceived here report the discovery q very
rich lead mine In the vicinity OF Spoonyllle, IN
eral Is found near the surface in great guam
titles
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s,lyer for the New orleans mint.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19-The United States as
say office sh pped to-day to the New Orleans
Mint $55O,OO0 in silver bars, for coinage into
silver dollars,
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POLITICS.. I|.'|I.''..||
The Colorado Rupublicans.

DENVER. Sept 1o.-The Republican State
Convention. for the nomination Of a candidate
for Judge OF the Supreme Court. met o.day
md nominated Judge VIM. i. Beck, of the
First judicial District Court.
GRANT IN SIGHT OF SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, Sept 2o.-The steamer City
of Toxic, with Gen. Grant on board, is teie-
graphed as thirty miles outside OF the
heads"
THE GEORGIA INVESTIGATIONS.
ATLANTA, Sapt. 20.-The House OF Repre-
sentatives to-day almost unanimously voted
down the resolution condemning Coy. Col
Quit for alleged corruption In regard to the
Ioniee Of the principal keeper. Of the penl-
sentlary, and passed resolution asking the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
. u,.,aut.rtsred WITH.

Eae Il came .ng hgs sa9e 70 ssond
duel. Dargan W. T. is relieved the parties navd
Earl oseap5tt, I, ndlroIins TO fight, Both are IaW-
eons sg I'd In members Of the South cafonna Log.
atur
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On to Barnes & Miller. No. Is Eatcnez street.
for lrsl-class rebroDzing.
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Buv your housefurnishing goods at shep-
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s,ve mopsy and buy your hopseturnishlpk
goods at Shepards.
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. 19.-League game. Pro-
vidance 15, Cincinnatis 5.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept 19.-At Holyoke-Wor-
cesters TO- Holyokes Z.
Troy, Sept. i9-Chicagos 6, Troys 6. Draw
game.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-06
Six New Life Boats.

Washington dispatch says..the life
saving service is having six life boats
built for use on the lakes after the most
approved pattern, and mOdled after those
in use by the life saving society of En-
gland. They are being built at New
York. The first has been launched,
and the others are expected to be COM
pleted in very few days. The boats
weigh about one and four-fifths tons,
and the Dimensions are as follows
Length, 26 feet s inches; breadth of
beam, z feet 81 inches; depth from up
per edge of gunwale to under side of the
iron keel, feet s inches. The keel is a
single piece of white oak and there is a
false keel of iron. The planking is two
layers of dressed mahogany, each plank
being three-eights Of an inch thick. !The
The decks are of cedar, caulked and sup
ported by carlines Is inches apart. The
ballast is cork shavings, placed in boxes
and filling the places between the decks
and bulkheads. Six copper tubes, ex-
tending from the bottom of the boat to
the surface of the deck, allow any water
that may be shipped to run out, while a
valve prevents water entering. Air cases
extend across the ends and around the
sides of the boats. They are each fitted
with one jib, two lug-saHs, and the usual
life-saving apparatus. Each boat will
carry 80 persons.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-06
STATE NEWS.

Marshall people are raising fund for
taking the StumpS and snags out of the
Kalamazoo river at that point.
A party of Philadelphia capitalists
propose to open a banking house in
Grand Rapids with capital of 100000.
The Marquette Mining Journal pre-
diets season of great prosperity for the
mining regions of Michigan next year.
Mr.. Hubbard, who lives near Ypsilan-
ii, will have 1900 bushels of tomatoes
this year. He will extract the seeds
from 1000 bushels for Ferry's seed
house.
The August shipments of lumber from
Bay City were 6O,5O0,OO0 feet, against
49,500,000 for last year. The shipment
for the season is 260,O00,O00 feet, against
against 225,OOO,OOO last year.
If the United States Marshal does not
keep away from Sanilac county grim
poverty will stalk abroad soon. He has
arrested about half dozen counterfeit
showers" and wofully diminished the vol
ume of the circulating medium.
The Calumet and Hecla mining COM
pany have now telephones fixed in their
workings underground SO that the cap
tains can direct the operations of the
men 1900 feet below the surface while
seated in their Offices above ground.
Olivet college had three $1,000 Port
Huron bonds upon which the institution
made raise of some money. Now the
political deadlock at Port Huron rem
ders it impossible to pay municipal
debts, and Olivet college wants to know
about the interest on those bonds!