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roREIcN NOTES.

It's said ostiaui will go to Washington
as Italian Minister.
vignaux and Roberts have failed to
agree upon terms Tor billiard match.
The Federal Council OF Germany has
resolved 10 incorporate Altona to the GUS
toms territory.
Trickett can not accept Boyd's challenge
TO row racein E gland. Trickelt's great
desire Is to meet Hanlan.
The Executive Committee OF the Black.
burn cctOn operatives advise all strike Q
10 resume when the mills reopen Monday.
The Canadian cricketers aud the West
Of Scotland club yesterday played one 10.
ming, The Csnadians scored 1852 and
their opponents 90.
Revolutionary band In the province Of
CASTELAR,, Spain, Is marching 10 the di.
rection nf Chelva. Armed columns have
started 10 hot pursuit.
The strikers at R1ubaux decrease In
numbers daily. Two Bslgians aud a
Dnrchman have been arrested, charged
with melting the men agAinst the masters.
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CoLrxBrs, 6, May PA peculiar fight
has been sprung he;e which is likely to be
the ast Of series betSeen the Western
uuiou and American Uni6a Telegraph
Companies. The American Union appli'
edo the Columbus Telephone company,
which is a part of the Telegraph company,
for an instrument TO use in their office.
Tue Telephone company refused to let
them have the instrument, and then the
B 80. Express, who occupy part OF the
AmeheIn office, applied for it. This was
also refused, rs Robert Garrett, third Vice
President Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
ioad, |, largely interested in theAmerican.
The Telephone company claim that their
contract with the Western Union Is such
that messages through their telephones
Tor transmission by telegraph must be sent
over Western Union wires.
ML Garrett desires the use OF the tele,,
phone IN connection with the express ana
Telegraph business Of the B. 4 o. Railroad.
The American Union will ask the su.
peme Court for q mAndamus 70 compel
the telephone company TO put an instru'
nenl into the Office asked TOR.
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ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Democratic prima,
ries for the election Of delegates to the
State Convention to be held at Moberly on
the 26lh inst. were held in this city this
afternoon and tonight. The returnsso
far in, about one.half Of the wards, indi-
cate that the city will send q pretty strong
anti. .Tilden delegation. A good many
County Conventions were also held to-
day, the returns from some forty VI which
show q majority OF them to be for Tilden,
Opinion is divided as to how the State
Convention will stand, some claiming II
for, others against Tilden. So few Of the
county delegates are instructed that it Il
impossible 10 state the result definitely
and the complexion OF the Convention
will not be known till after that body
meetB,
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NEW co 0nnIsAIIoN.
white River uteS aud NavaJoes Against
The whites-sioux Anxious 10 surren

white River uteS aud NayaJoes Against
The whites-sioux Anxious 10 surren-
der.
LEADvILIE, May PA correspondent
reports from the Reservation, stating that
the White River Utes have been Joined by
one hundred and fity Navaioes, the com.
blinded band numbering four hundred
braves, and 1t is anticipated that they will
go upon the warpath at once. There are
now about three thousand miners on the
Reservation, and more are coming every
FoRr EEooH, D. T., May PA delega-
ton OF ninety Sioux Indians is now en-.
camped five miles north OF here. They
are anxious 10 surrender, aud have made
a proposition TO General Davis in the ab
sence OF General Miles. Their request
was forwarded East, and General Sheridan
replied that they could only be received
by surrend.ring Internationally. Under
this order General Hazen, Post Command
ga OF Fort Buford, will send out Captain
Britton with detachment oil the Sixth
Infantry to secure the surrender oil the
main camp on Poplar Greek.
Later advices state seven hundred Sioux,
under RAin.in.the Face, who killed Custer,
are short distance north of the Yellow
stone. also anxious to surrender, but do
not wish TO give up their guns and ponies.
They are not 10 gsod humor, and hosul.
ity is threatened.
The reports current that whites have
been killed by the hostiles in Montana
this spring are false. Not 3 white has
been killed except where the Indians have
been corraled and forced to cut their way
through.
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BROUGHT BY THE GABLE.
THE PANAMA. CANAL.

%
PANAMA May l5.-The Star and Herald
says: A contract has been made between
A. G. Menyeal, on the partof the American
company, and the Government Of the Re-
public Of Nicaragua for the construction OF
the canal across NicaIaguan territory. It
now awaits only the approval Of the legis.
latiye Congress, which has been convened
for that purpose, TO become Law.
The terms OF the contract have not been
made public, but It Is said they are ex-
tremeiy libeiBl on the part Of the Govern.
ment aud more explicit in deLai than the
Wyse-Salagar contract. The Puryenier Of
Nicaragua asserts that the moving spirits
Of the new American company are Presi-
dent Hayes, Gen. Grant, Admiral Ammen
and Menocal. Great enthusiasm exists in
various cities Of Nicaragua in favor OF the
nAw c0atFArt
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NEw YORK, May 22.-Arrived: vader-
land, from Antwerp; Bengal, from Lon
don.
LONDON, May 22.-The Canada, Rotter:
dam and Viola, from New York, and Lord
Olive, from Philadelphia, arrived ont.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Arrived: Rhein,
NC Mos1REAI, May 2e.-Ariyed: sardln.
ian, from Liverpool.
NEw ORLEASs, May 22.-Arrived;
Steamship Algiers, from New York,
sshooner Almeda Wiley, from Rockport,
Me- Cleared: Steamship Spartan, for
Venicsi bark Agra, Rouen; schooner B
w. Hill. Baltimore.
NEw YoRE, May 2'IArriyedI City oI
Chester, from Liverpool.
NTw YoRE, May Ss.-ArTiyed; Egpt
from Liverpool; peyOnia and State OF Ne
yada, from Glasgow, =, ,
diana, from Liverpool
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DEsTKUCrlVE FIRE.
Edenburg' Pa, Nearly Destroyed by
Pire-A Hundred Families Homeless
Loss Si5O,OoO, with Little Insurance,

Edenburg' Pa, Nearly Destroyed BY
Pire-A Hundred Families Homeless
Loss sI5o,OoO, with LitiIe Insurance,
PlTrRURa4, Pa, May. 99.-Last night
about 0 O'Clock, FIRE started in the U. s.
Hotel at Edenburg. Clarion county, Pa,
consuming several buildings before It was
controlled. A special TO the Commercial.
Gdytte says: About 0 o'clock last night
flames were discovered issuing from the
windows Of the United States Hotel, an
unoccupied building, situated on Railroad
street, which soon spread TO adjoining
houses, and before drop OF water was
thrown on building, twenty houses
we're 10 fumes.
From Railroad street to Main the con-
fiavratIon rolled on and wrapped in It's
neated folds everything Of an iutlammAbls
nature that, stood is In way llron Main to
Penn avenue, and down the latter
thoroughiare Il swept, destroying In all
seventy buildings, among which are the
Postotfice, Clarion County Bank, Browns
Hotel, United states Hotel and United
Pine Line offices. The loss will aggregate
$50 900, on which there Is little or no In.
suTance. Upwards Of hundred families
are homeless And many who slept in com.
Portable beds the night previous slept on
the ground last might.
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incongruities and monopolies created by
special legislation, and open 70 constant
fraud on the revenue. II taxes
the consumer heavily on those articles,
especially that most needed by the toll
ing masses. II taxes every newspaper,
every school book, every bible and the
salt Of the workingman, with gross in
Justice; the poor pretence OF revenue does
not exist IN cover the wrong. A revision,
therefore. which shall be at once search
ing and fair is demanded and should be
promptly and etfectually made.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The debt Of the United States in round
numbers Is 5000, 900 900 deducting the
horded coin in the Treasury. The inter.
est paid on II last year was over Sl,000,-
100000. These are appalling fRnres. The
rapid extinction Of this debt isto be desired
in. irst, because It dininishes the present
burdens. and for additional reason one
oi the effects Of the personal national debt
is IN create the preferred 10 live on in.
comes, and free from taxes under our
laws, and having the protection OF the
Government at home and abroad, they
would contribute nothing TO its support.
ECONOMY.
Economy: It Is practicable by CO opera.
iion hetween the executive and Congress,
10 reduce the pnhlic expenditures many
millions annually, without impairing the
efficiency OF the public service. Re.
Is needed for tho reduction OF
taxes, but It Is also needed because prop.
erly administered Il would become po.
tent factor In reforming civil service.
ELECTIONS.
Elec,iops:-The ballot box should be
he safe guard of the Reuublic, for It's In.
ended To express the free will OF free
,eople. Therefore election ought to be
from the presence OF any
force, to be free from contamina,
ion OF corrupt returning boards. No
party deserves confidence that seeks
bv striking down honest SUI |
raves, either by United States troops, by
raud, or by intimidation.
cnNcLUsIoS.
II would not be proper for me 10 ex.
press any opinion upon measures pending
" proposed in Congress. Ny votes will
peak for themselves al the fitting time.
Having thus freely answered your ques.
ions ! may add that my support will be
given to any candidate for
President who in good faith will strive to
AIRY ont the general line Of policy which.
n nv Judgment, Is oil far more importance
han the ambition of any man or even the
As ever, your friend.
DAVID DAVIS.
Hon. o. q. BRowrNo, Quincy, III.
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CHICAGO.
WeeLIy RerleN OF ,he MnrLel..

CHICAGO, May 22.-The grain markets
have remained firm, and have shown no
tendency to lose ground recently gained,
except that the longer futures OF wheat
have given way little under continued
aud increasing heavy receipts. Receipts
Of corn have been particularly large, and
stock in store has increased $50, 900 bu.h.
els. Oats were firm and higher for pres
ent delivery, but not much better for fur.
ther futures. Provisions were strong and
generally higher, but their strength gave
way under continued inpouring Of hogs.
S lies for the week OF June option were
made as follows: Wheat 81 0sfal III; corn
35I ,Sssc.; oats S0I Slic york 50 Ola
10 AT; lard 6.67 7!469Oc. Closing June
prices were: Wheat 81 06I bid /; corn S6t
S6lc.; oats sol ,30ac; pork sl005 bid lard
8 Y 2la6. 75c. Closing cash prices: Wheat
81 Is; corn size oats 32c. rye S5c.; bar.
ley 7Sc; pork $40 05 bid; lard zoe
Whisky fuctuated between 81 07al 0S.
closing at the outside. The weather for
crops has been unsurpassed. But the ad.
vancing and almost buoyant tendency OF
European market has oyerbalanced this, |
and has tended To stl9e1 rates. The ad-
vance Of lake freights to nearly double
whatthey were two weeks ago Is another
bear feature. II seems to be an accepted
fact now that the railroads will maintain
their extraordinary prices for shipping
grain East through the entire summer. As
result almost the entire great accumula-
tion OF grain here will 20 eastward by lake.
Receipts for the week were: Wheat 1884,
900 bushels; corn 2569,000 bushels; nats
81, 900 bushels. shipmenfs-Wheat5 $50.
00O bushels; corn l,s72 900 bushels; oats
AUS, 900 bushels Receipts same time last
year-Wheat $50, 900 bushels; corn l,l74,-
900 bushels; oats 70S 900 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat 1,0lB,000 bushels; corn
1893 600 bushels; oats 4l4.000 bushels.
The movement as whole is much ireer
than at this time last year, despite the
high and advancing freight charges. But
it must be remembered that prices are
from 10 to % per cent. better, and both
farmers and handlers are hurrying their
goods into market TO take advantage oi
what may be only transient rise.
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CHUKCH pIoNIcs. :

bishop Elders Manifes,o Against Them.
The following circular has been ad-
dressed to all the Priests Of the Diocese
by Bishop Elder:
CATHEDRAL, ClSc1NNATr, May 20, 1880.
Rev. Dear Sir: Please do not make or
encourage any arrangements for a picnic
or other public entertainment In your
congregation, without first consulting me
as TO the most practicable means OF avert
ing or diminishing evils that sometimes
occur on those occasions.
II any arrangements have already been
made, please call on me as soon As possible,
that we may consult to the same purpose.
Next week I will be absent from the city
24th TO 80ih. will he at home Friday
and Saturday until 10 A ", aud Friday
from 8 too P. N. Wishing you every
blessing.
Your faithful servant in Christ,
WILLIAM Henry ELDER,
Coadlutor to Archbishop, Cincinnati.
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GERmAxY AND rnE POPE.

COLOGNE, May 22.-The Cologne Ga
.ette's Rome correspondent asserts that
Cardinal Jacobin has been instructed by
Caria to inform Prussia that the Pope DIS
approves the permi.sive system in the bill
amending the May laws, and withdraws
the concession made in the brief to the
Arch bishop Of Cologne regarding the rat
iticaiion 10 be made 10 Prussia OF appoint-
ments OF Priests, declaring It void.
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E1JrpoE Boz Bows, Of Jackson coun-
:, noes for the Kanawhs Ga.etk in his
r,sIl y tense and caustic style. Like Jim
RIod,Oe, the ex.Judge is nasty man in
nv.D His exposure OF the way the
cestx quietly slipped off its original
Gtenback dress and donned the sable
,,,usuts Of Democracy is an interesting
pi.es Of history. He concludes bis letter
by, plain declaration that II Charleston
..pect, to retain her friends aud allies on
b. Capital question she had better call of
hs dogs.
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PIrrsBUHGH.
puddIers Demand an Advance In wages,

PnddIers Demand au Advance in Wages
PrrrsBuReH, Pa, May IA committee
Of the Puddlers' Association met the man
ufacturers to-day, and asked an advance oI
itty cents per ton for pudding. They
now receive i've dollars, under the two
and half cents card for iron, which they
claim is poor pay for the summer months
The manufacturers replied they would
consider the m .tter. It is hardly likely
the advance will be given with iron de
pressed as 1t now is.
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r,r Sunday Ettps Letter OF yesterday,
.,Sii.bed very interesting letter from
.' is.,ro Wheeling typos who are floating
1., I'.0 The river to New Orleans in a skiff.
ss., Se.- oDly make about 20 miles per day,
,psi i.',irn With the current in day light, in
S-dinS .,, stops, but they are taking in the
.,r.,ry TO good advantage.
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Rurpsd In Their Houses.

LocEHArES, Pa, May 26'-The resi-.
denee Of Ms. Balser Fiedler burned this
morning. The remains Of Mrs. Fhedlet
were found In the ruins. There are sus'
pieinnE OI murder, robbery and arsou.
CHnrERylLLR, ONr., May 22,-Two old
Persons named strader lsst their lives In
Tho burning Of their house last night
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CUBAN iNsIIsH lotion.

HAVANA, May 22.-oalirto Garcia has
issued two proclamations to the Cubans in
which he styles the Insurgents "the Cuban
Army" The Triaafo (LiOeral paper), re-
ierring to the proclaim 4tions, says they
cont4in no practical ideas, but show disas-
ferrous tendencies and have created q sad
dening impression.
The Triunfo adds, the last insurrection
accomplished nothing but ruin, and asks
by what right Garcia pretends 10 the
Presidency OF the so.called Cuban Re-
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TIE REkLIA Treaty.

VIENNA, May 2s.-At an interview be-
tween Goschen and Baron Won Haymer-
lie, the latter thought he fully conceded
the necessity OF complete carrying out
OF the Berlin treaty. He pointed out that
the treaty was regarded rather as provid.
ing for the regeneration Of Turkey than as
weapon for destroying her.
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NV oSlEASs, May 23.-Thomas Melia,
.nilOr Of the ship Iron Cross, has been
arrested on the charge Of having, for $3.50,
teI nre 10 that vessel, loaded with cotton,
April 22d. MellA's instigAtors are said 70
connected with the barbor protection
boats, It Is believed nine.tenths Of the
n'es on cotton vessels at this port have
timllIr origin.
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Ex.congre.nmnn Drowned.

MEMPHIS, May 22.-william t. Avery,
Representative from this district in Con.
gress for two terms prior to the war, was
drowned this afternoon by the capsizing
Of boat at Ten.mile Bayou, Arkansas
ten miles west Of this city. The deceased
had gone from here yesterday with
party Of gentlemen on fishing excursion
The remains were recovered.
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nE Phl!ippi Plaindeaier is out in a new
drss, and is greatly improved thereby.
There are tso Democratic papers at Phil
ippi, aud it occurs to US that II q party
IOt. Of | ,97S in Barbour county can sus-
tain two Democratic papers, a Republican
vote of 500 ought certainly to be able to
sustain one paper. We hear that the Re
ubicaus Of Barbour are moving earnestly
in this matter, and that they do not in'
tend TO let it rest until they secure the ss-
hblshment Of Republican newspaper.
sastess to them.
Ltthem make note of the fact that
the Republican party Of Lewis County,
Suly $50 strong, sustains an excellent Re-
publcan newspaper.
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FRANCE

PARIS, May 2s.-The Communist dem
onstratlon to-day, in commenotation Of
the death Of their comrades. shot on the
29d Of May, 1871, passed of without any
more serious Incidents than the arrest OF
thirteen persons, including one Pfussian,
aud slight encounter between the po-
lice and the throng.
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rr,de, IjnIon tI,nIe Yesterday,

CHclSSArt, May 2s.-The Combined
Tndss Unions Of this city and vicinity
nvsl manster Union picnic at Prices
bill today. The various Societies march
cd to the prouuu in procession, and the
occasion was gala day 20 the members
q the Union and tls!eir families and
menda. The procession formed ~ .
o'clock in the morning and was unaer tne
ealrge ola Grand Marshal and gene Us
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VOLUME XXvnI.-NUMBER 28l.
do ,lieated the finder will confer gr,at
iay r by returnipgit.
Mrs. Warren, who shot her husband near
Poshs'an, waswell known here before her

uu 'ilcated the under Will confer Rrtat
tay : by returniDgit.
Mrs. Warren, who shot her rhusband near
Poshs'an, was well known here before her
marriage.
Ing J,op Of candidates for Sheriff be-
lore the Republican Convention has been
suddenly checked by the announcement
that Sheriff Hilles will accept the nOmi-
nation. He has been too good an officer
not TO be continued II he can be elected.
Rev. Conkle returned from the General
Conference. and will conduct the usual
services on Sunday.
w. NJ. FalIs, ol Bellaire, visited here,
hisiormer hame, this week.
Jas. Patton, Of Rhodes & Co., OF your
city, who came here sick some days ago,
ls on the street. looking rather pale and
weak. @.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, May %.
Mrs. Warren, the Powhatan mur-
deress, was brought here to-day aud
lodged in the county jail. A special
grand jury will be impanelled to attend to
her case.
To-day has been an unusually busy one
in our town. The delightful rain Of last
night made the air pleasant aud the dust
10 longer annoying. Many persons came
IN on business. At the teachers exam
ination quite large number were in at
tendance. A buggy auction was leld ut the
National House corner. Several top bug
gles were sold from S85 TO SIS.
Profs. Duff, Of BeliAire, and Yarnell, OF
GAINESVILLE, were in attendance at the
teachers examination. Mr.. Duff does not
seem very sanguine Of his re election in
Bellaire, but is very independent aboutit.
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NAsayILLE, May 22.-The State Nation
al Greenbaek Convention was held here
this afternoon with a slim attendance,
representing a limited portion Of the State:
The speakers and resolutions favored
reputation Of oil the State debt except
g 0OO, 900.
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LABOR NO. 81 SPAIN.

BARCELONA, Mag 22.-oue thousand cot.
ton spinners wrecked and set fire to
mill bete, but the police and military
quenched the flames and arrested the
.eadsrs OF the mob, when order was re-
stored. The Project has issued decree
10 dissolve every Trade Union in Gala
donia,
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THr Tyler County Star defines its posi-
ion TO be that of newspaper holding
Republican sympathies and sentiments,
BAL independent enough to do Justice to
,l The Sur has heretofore not been q
political paper, and, as in all such cases,
ha. found the role Of neutrality a diff
cult one to Gil acceptably to the public.
]. d lar easier and far better to hold and
express political sentiments Of some kind
nlp Independent journal, than to ignore
politics. The Star has therefore put itself
90 lhs correct platform. and We wish it
,ueesss in its new department.
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BAIFMoRE, May %. Under the new
schedule the time Of the fast express over
the Baltimore and Ohio. between Wash
lngton andst. Louis, and Washington and
Chicago has been shortened six hours and
n half.
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-, Ritchs county Gasstt expresses
la' ,.s,s, over the defeat Of ex.Gover-
E'sE s,.yeu.Op, Of Wood county, as dele
%, ," ~, ,be Chicago Convention, and In
a,' gtl.s y %, pays high and well deserved
,,;bu,s 70 him.
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tn, Baltimore & Ohio railroad Com
,,,y /, apparently waking up to the de-
nm T,.d, Of The age for fast travel. 1t is
,,soiug r very fast trains East and West
isp Cincinnati, also fast trains from Bal
snors to Chicago. The only drawback
nIbs new schedule, SO far as Wheeling
ssDueerued, is the late hour at which its
no,nIug train East leaves this city.
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IN, Wss. Alexander correspondent oil
a. Washington, Pa, Reporter says:
Ins .,rb.,t only commands 81 per bushel
Ne know Of one farmer near here
hsis' h,. 80 bushels, for which he re.
ss.oasdsi ~ S3l; wanted 81 80.
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BosToS, May 28.-waltsr Smith, agedl5
years, was found murdered last night at
someryille. Chas. F. Williams, I8 ytars
OF age, companion OF Smith, has been
arrested on suspicion. Both young men
are we'll connected. No cause is assigned
for the deed.
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LorIsIANA nkrusLIuANs.
Delegation 10 be Divided Between Grant
and Sherman.

NRw ORLEANS, May 2s.-rhe Republican
State Convention meets tomorrow. The
proceedings will probably be harmonious,
arrangements having been entered into by
the factions for the election Of 8 Grant aud
s shermen delegates to Chicago, unin-
structed.