davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19

wAsHINGroN, Dec. 1s.-Thc president
has transmitted the following nomina-
tions To the senate: Andrew NJ. Cra ford,
receiver Of public moneys at RoseburR,
Oregon; Frank NJ. Foote, receiver of pub
lie moneys at Evanston, wyo.; Fremont
Wood, United States attorney for Idaho; |;
willoughley Cole. of California, United
States attorney for the southern district OF
California; George T.. Jaid, Of California,
United States marshal for the southern
district of California; and the following
postulastcrs: Adam Cooper, Cannon
City, Colo; Jacob NJ. Buzzard. Silverton,
Colo; Alpllonso f. Learned. Port Town
send, WASH; Frank T.. Harding. Park
tity. Utah; John Koonlcr, Los Vegas.
N. NJ; George Is. Tracy, Baker City. Ore.
Victor Bassiguauo. Gilroy. Cal; Fred NJ.
Dunba. Riverside, CAL; George X. Ober,
enritige, Cal; also N large number OF re-
cess apDoiutmeuts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Notes From Zanzibar.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. 1s.-Captain Trovicr,
the French explorer, arrived here after
crossing Africa from Loango the west
coast. He travelled by way OF the Shire
river. He states the Portuguese are dis
playing extraordinary agRressiveness
along the river.
Emin Pasha is entirely out OF danger
and making rapid progress toward
covery.
The details of the events just prev
to the execution of Bushiri, the Arab
leader of insurgents i'm revolt against the
Germans. show there engagement
between the Germans and Bushiri's forces
in which ~ of the latter were killed.
Bushiri was captured 10y wascga and sur
rendered to Captain Wissmann. aud he
received reward of 1,up rupees.
Al "a banquet given Monday night to
Henry NJ. Stanley 10y Coleman Smith, the
British consul-gcneral, Stanley highly
praised the Zatizilparians who acconpa-
MED him ON bis expedition. His men
were starving i'm ,he forest AMI the Zanzi-
barians collected fungi which kept the
Europeans alive. The Zanzibarians
touched nothing until after the Europeans
had eaten.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
TORTURED HIS CHILDREN.
The lahaaaa Acts ~ . Father lsaAs 60
ESls AopaOg.


Hls A0raOv.
ST. LoCrs, Dec. lathe horrible details
Of the alleged harberosss cruelty nj George
A. Guenther, the old man who was slain by
lated to-day by Charles Guenthcr, the elder
brother of the murderer. The sons story
brands the dead man q savage fiend
incarnate. who delighted i'm acts OF inh,i-
manity toward his children. Among
other bartaritics alleged was claiming up
the children i'm n dismal apartment nude,
and while in that condition torturing them
with all the cruelty practicetl in the inqui-
sition. ~ have not lived at home for five
years." said Charles Guenthcr. II left
home after one period OF slow torture
that made nie desperate. I had done
something that my father did not like. II
father tortured me would have made. any
one believe either he Was crazy or had
committed terrible crime. My father
i'm the back part of the house. Here he
brought out some chains, and when I
STa. Ss nn sn sshs sa os ins Is' s an
to me to stop that Internal noise and
when he found he could not frighten me
fight. Finally he got the better of mc, and by
threatening tn do me even greater violence
,.,m nnh me no, :" kssI anIss hem .'c b.
when thought he had finished he took
mp another and fastened il around my
move my head. Then he left me several
hours, during which l suffered den,lish
fortunes.
AFTER n lapse of n few hours he came
upstairs with "a bottle of whisky. He re-
leased me from the chains and compelled
n,c to strip from head to foot until
stood nude before him. Then
hc chained me up. aud took
goo<l-sized pin and began prickiuv
me with IL, from head tai foot until was
| blecslin1 all over My father then wet his
fingers. from the bottle and rubbed what
| seemed tn me every sore he had made ON
my body. He did not rub it all over my
body at once, but would rub over "a small
| space until all the stuff had been rubbed
| in, when he would wet his own I'm
| gers again and begin another place.
| The pain terrible and cxcrtici-
| ting. l must have tainted for
| remained i'm that room all
| night, chained up and did not know any
| thing until the next morning when I was
| released. After that ran away"
The hoy Emil, who Is held for beating
his father to death, acts like AN imi,s,ciIc
and 10 IN believed has been driven insane
| by the cruelty of his father. and the trag-
etly Of yesterday. To-day hc failed to reC-
o0nizc his own brother. and when ap.
| pealed to almost s,ipplicatingly for recoes-
| nization there was n silly smile about the
| nnrtlerer's mouth.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
plans OF the sugar Trust.

BOSTON. Dec. .1s.-The Heraid's Hartford.
Conn, special says: The report from New
York that the sugar trust is prepared tn
transfer its assets to corporation IL the
court of appeals pronounccs the trust ille
gal, IL known here, and indications are
that the trust will seek refuge within the
siielteripg arms OF the Commonwealth
Refining company. which was chartered
10y the Connecticut Legislature last winter
and authorized to own and conduct sugar
factories and refineries and transact biisi-
ness of all kinds aprcrtaininH to sugar,
including the holding Of stock and prop
sugar refining, whether i'm Connections or
elsewhere.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
I'm the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-In the senate
to-day Mr.. Sherman, from tine committee
on foreign relations, reported joint res-
olution extending to March, 1880. the time
for the international maritime conference.
The resolution was passed. Mr.. Hiscock,
from the committee the quallro-cen-
tennial celebration. reported a resolution
authorizinR the committee to employ a
stenographer and have hearings before il
reported and printed. Ii was stated that
the intention of the committee to
give hearings to advocates of the various
locations proposed as sites for the expo
sition. The resolution was referred. Mr..
Plumb offered an amendment. similar to
that of last session. tn the Pacific railroad
funding bill, and Mr.. Hoar introduced "a
bill to give Jurisdiction i'm certain PEN
sion cases 20 the district courts of the
United States, both of which were referred.
eral for information as to the attack
Justice Field i'm California, and the killing
OF David $. Terry by Deputy Marshal Ma
gle. was laid over till tomorrow. After
an executive session the senate adjourned.
The senate onfirmed these nominations !:
Davis J. Brewer, of Kansas, to be ASSOC
ciate Justice Of the supreme court, vote 81
to IL: William Walter Phelps, minister to
Germany; Thomas H. Anderson, of Ohio,
minister to Bolivia; Frederick Douglass.
minister To Hayti; A. Loutlon Snowden. of
Pennsyivania. minister to Greece Frank
q number OF consuls, including Warner
r. Sutton at Nuevo Laredo, and Archibald
]. Sampson, of Colorado, Mt Pasa Del
Norte.
confirmation is said to have been east by
Blair, Wilson OF Iowa, Colquirtt, Allison,
Chandler and Pettigrcw. Senator Ed.
munsls, il rs said. declined to vote.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
EXPOSURES THREATENED.
Berlin Has = Sensation which 10 Causing
Many Approximations.

1Bersln Has . Sensation which 10 Cauaiag
Many approximations.
BERLIN, Dec. 1s.-Soine years ago there
was big sensation in London, caused by
the arrest OF n fashionable procurcss
narned Jeffreys. The papers were full of
the woman's infamies, and every sup,
posfSl she would he sent to penal scrvi-
tids. for n long term. Public indignation
was therefore very great when the crimi-
nal proceedings were suddenly and mys-
terk,isly dropped and the woman liber-
ate<l i'm nominal recognizauces. IL was
an open secret that the woman had threat
ene,i tn give the world - list OF her royal
and aristocratc patrons. A similar scan-
al q now Disgusting the people of Berlin.
D., & q will probably have u different end
ing The criminals ARE the widow Of Chief
MaS6r hssllss,r and lss.t Sissurl,ts Tlwy
were arresteti three years ago for keeping
N house m Willianistrasse and for other
infarI,ies. Mime. Hcnser like her protypc
I'm LoSldon threatened to implicate very
high people and she was liberated on find
ing hail I'm 5000 marks. which was fur
nishs.l by certain wealthy clients who
dreaded the exposures. The madame
promptly proceeded To Paris and the bail
was chccrfully forthcoming. The matter
recently reached the virtuotIs ears Of the
young kaiser aud he, issued instructions
that the madame should bc arrested at the.
first opportunity. Very unwisely she went
to Brussels, and Belgium with all defer
s.ticc To "a powerful ncighbor. handed her
over to the Berlin police. Madame iss
furious and scores Of wcll-known citizens
are in despair at the prospect of u public
trial OH January ..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
PRACTICAL JUSTICE.
A wife Heater Givea u Pounding ny .
Magistrate.


wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 1s.-GeorRe
Sinner. a boiler maker, was before Alder.
man Donah,ic yesterday, charged with
heating and deserving his invalid wife.
Donahue does not like wife heaters.
When Sinner was arrai0ned and the facts
were brought out the magistrate resolved
to infiict punishment that would make an
impression. Getting down from his ofIi-
cial seat he locked the doors, pulled oil
his coat and ordered Sinner to do the
same, and then and there ON the official
floor aud In the presence OF 10 spectators
gave the wife beater as thorough a licking
as any man ever got. Though Sinner
was game and fought hard, the alderman
thrashed him until every bone i'm his body
ached. Painting with his exertions Dona-
hue resumed his s,at. -ssTherc, you rnis-
erable rufiian," he said, Ego back home
now and look after your wife and chill
drcn." Sinner promised To reform and
shuffied off. "That's the way / propose
to treat all wife heaters and tleserters in
the FUTURE" said the alderman. ut is
the hest way to punish them and saves
cost To the county and il better than put
ting them in Jail aud letting their families
starve to death while they are there"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
To Recover rhe,r Salaries.

wAsHINGToS. Dec. 1s.-Representative
Payson to-day introduced bill appropri-
atinR $4,000 to he Immediately available
for the purpose OF paying members of
congress their salaries lost by the Slcott
dcfalcation. II charges the investigating
committee with duly transferring the as
sets of the office tn the United States
treasury. who shall he entrusted with the
disbursement of the same. Any private
deposits OF mcsnbers found i'm the safe are
to- he held hy the treasury ubject to dispo-
sition 10y the court of claims.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
CUSHING KNOCKED OUT.
He Thought He HAD . snap Bus Was
Mistaken.l

NEw YonK, D<,c. 1e.--f id glove nQht
tn finish l,ctwes.n Mike Gushing and
Austin Gibbons took place this morning
near Stamford. Conn. Three hundred
persons Witnessed the contest, including
John l.. Sullivan. Gibbons i'm the
pink of condition and Cushing far from IT,
Gushing imagined he was going to have a
walk over aud drank freely tb within an
hour of the fight. The result was that he
got pounded all over the ring and knocked
down again and again
Seeing he was ia for il Gushing tried to
lose the fight on foul, striking foul
blows repeatedly. and failing to get n de-
cision ON that he b,Ittcsl Gibbons with his
head many times, hut Dosninick Mc( 'afrary
referee and would not allow him to
get oil that way. At one time in the fight
Gibbons held Gushing Off with one hand
and smashed "a couple of his enemies out
side the ropes. In the Saith round Gibbons
knocked Cushing out.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Uniou Pacific stockhoiders.

BOSTON, Dec. 1s.-At n meeting of the
directors of the Union Pacific railroad to-
day Il was voted to give each holder OF 100
shares OF Union Pacific stock the right tn
subscribe for one block. costing $1,000,
and consisting of loo Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern consolidated mortgage
five per cent. bonds and four shares of
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
stock. These rights will he worth about
1876, il is estimated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Newa From ssrax,I.

New YORK. Dec. 1s.-The steamer Cyril.
which arrived from Brazilian ports to-day.
reports that business is going OH just as
before the revolution. Citizens are tear
ing down all emiblens and coats of arms
having any connection with the imperial
party. All streets which bore the names
akin to loyalty have been changed to con-
form to republican sSleos.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
new BlLLSIN THE HOUSE


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1e.-Under the call
of states in the house to-day the following
bills were introduced and referred: To
reduce the tobacco tax; 10 regulate immi
grafton and amend the naturalization
laws; also to prohibit aliens from acquir-
inU titles to lands in the United States; to
declare the forfeiture Of all unearned land
grants; to repeal the pre-emption and
timber culture laws; to provide for
graduated income taK; to tax trusts; 10
prevent the contraction of the currency;
TO repeal all laws requiring the accunula-
tion Of gold for the redemption OF treas
ury notes; for the free coinage OF silver;
10 permit the president to veto separate
items i'm the 0sneral appropriation bills;
requesting the president to open negotia-
tions with Mexico for the establishment
Of friendly and commercial relations and
for the adjustment of boundaries; tn repeal
the duty ON sugar and To pay a bounty To
aid i'm the cultivation of sugar; for the
free importation of jute bagging; to pro-
mote commercial union with Canada; to-
pay Colonel John George Ryan SiO.oo
damages (he WINS arrested, charged with
killing John Surrap appropriating $780,
OOO to repair che postofiice building at
served 10 year, ON the retired list on half
pay; to remove the tax of two cents per
pound ON oleos,arearine; declaring it to
mittee on way~ and means should report
a. an early day pan and ha,S rate b Sf
cess of S5,OoO; to declare unlawful
trusts aud combinations in m. rc.
to create u postal telegraph of the United
States; to shorten to three years the period
required i'm homesteading public lands; to
repeal the Interstate commerce law; to
ascertain the amount OF mortgage indebt-
edlness of the farmers Of the United States
and the percentage OF farmers Who arr, are
equalixe taxation; for the retirement OF
John &. Freemont with the rank of major
general for the total repeal OF the inter
treaty between the United States and
Canada to regulate the manufacture and
sale OF countcrfeit or compound lard
| to provide for the increase Of pensions tn
minor. childeeni 70 make the ma ximum
the rate of duty on imported wool; to pro.
hibit gambling contracts in agricultural
| and other products; for the establishmcnt
O. q an c.say oiiiGs &C.; 81 p spGt u ne Fsii.; la 10.
| New Mexico and Wyoming.
| Among the bills introduced for the erec
ton of public buildings were the follow
ing: At San Diego. Stockton, San Fran
cisco, San Jose and Oakland, California
| Pueblo, Colorado; Helena and fremont
Montana; Spokane Falls, Tacoma ant
| Seattle, Washington; Albuquerque, New
| Mexico; Salt Lake City, Utah, and Chey
| Increased appropriations were asket
| for buildings at Los Angeles and Sacra
mento. The number Of bills Introduce
under the call was 1O64. Many of thess
are duplicates. IL not i'm LANGUAGE at leas
ions. The deaths of James Laird, of Ne
braska, $: s. Cox OF New York, n. w
| Nutting of New York and II. w. Town
shend Of Illinois, were announced to tn.
memory of the deceased, adjourned unit
| Friday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Axn,n.t sub.Idi.~d n,nII~sy..

wAsHINGroS. Dec. ls.-Attorney-Geo-
eral Miller to-day appointed Charles II.
Aldrich, OF Chicago. special assistant at
torney for the department of justice, to
have charge of suits tn be instituted
against a. number of subsidized railroad
couDanies, for failing to comply with re-
quirements in respect to the maintenance
of separate telegraph lines. and other
f,.nt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Robbinx " Widow. and Orphans.

COLD WATER, Mich, Dec. 1s.-A sensa-
tion has been created here by the disap-
pearance Of DIR. =. Il. Nichols, formerly
mayor and at one time register of deeds.
Ii il alleged that Nichols business
methods have Impoverished several fnmi-
lies. among them needy widows and old
soldiers. IL is presumed he has gone to
Canada. His debts are estimated at uK,-
wards of EgD.UD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Canada .ua Gr~~, ur,,.,u

KINGSTON. Ont, Dec. ls.-Many emf
ncnt persons this evening attended the
queens university. Sir John Mcdonald
replying to the toast. THE dominion
government" declared for British con-
nectiou and held that the ma ajority of the
people favored il. Misfortune he said
would follow the servance of Canada
from Great Britaiu,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19

DEs MoINEs. Ia. Dec. lS.-The jury in
the case of Miss Flora Cook. who has
beeu ON trial at Moutexuma on q charge
of killing man engaged in n chirivari
serenatle i'm Chester last August. to-day
returned a verdict OF justifiable homicide
and acQuittal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Two steamer. sunk.

LONDON, Dec. 1s.-The steamer Leer-
dam. bound from Amsterdam to Buenos
Ayres, with 400 passc nRers. and the Gaw-
s,uansia. bound from Calcutta tn Ham,
burg. coIlislcd in the North sea to-day and
both sank. All OH board the two vessels
were saved.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
To SETH. the Go~.ruor.hip.

CHARLEsrowN, Dec. 1s.-The governor
has called n special session of the legisla-
t,ire to convene the third week in Janss-
ary. Among the matters To he considered
~ the settlement of the Fiemning-GoR
contest for the goveruorship.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Land Grant. In the New ss...s

wAsHINGroS, Dec. ls.-Representative
Hamsbarough. of North Dakota, to-day
introduced n bill amandatary to the acs
admitting the new states, which provides
for specific grants OF lands for esluca-
tional purposes aud public buildings TO
the states.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
A New Tariff Aill.

wAsHINGroN. Dec. 1S.-The tariff bill
introduced i'm the House to-day by repre-
sentative Dockey, includes those sections
of the Mills bill relating to timber and
woosl. wool and WOODEN fabrics, carpets
and clothing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Mead. Van Rokke-
Ian company. dealers in California dried
fruits. failed to-day. Liabilities are $50
oUO to- S275 40 with assets much less. The
store was closed on Judgments.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
LI,,i. Interest In proh,bItio..

OMAHA, Dec. 1s.-The Interstate Pro
hibitiou convention of Kansas. Iowa,
North and South Dakota and Nebraska,
assembled In this city to-day, at exposi-
ton hall. Very lutte local interest WAS
manifested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
d IN r,i.red by Hi. >~crs t~ry.

PARIS. Dec. is.-Emii Roux, one OF the
directors of the prefecture OF the Seine.
was murdered to-day by NJ. Regosi. his
former secretary. The. murderer had "a
grievance and could get no rs'dress.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Conf~.sioa of - Isioser.

BALTI MORE. Dec. 1s--In the trial of the
Navassa rioters Henry Jones' has con-
fe-ss,d that he had killed Thomas l..
Foster and said William James had told
him he had killed Mr.. Foles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19

De essh of - German Historian.
BERLIN. Dec. 1s.-wilheln Won Giese-
brscht, the German historian, Is dead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
saore Arrest. at sais Lake.

SALT LAKE. Dec. 1S.-Severnl more
rests were made to-day i'm connection
with the. recent Developments before the
grand jury. All gave bonds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
suicide at Helena.

SpetiaI tO the St.lndArd.
HELENA, Dec. ls.-The dead body OF J.
&. Mcdonald. N Marysville butcher, about
~ years old, was found i'm room az the
Grand Central hotel early this evening.
bulldog revolver lay by his side, and n
bullet hole i'm his right temple showed
that il was n case of suicide. He had been
dead for several hours. The probable
cause for the act was the pressure of Nc
Donald's creditors. He owed several
thousand dollars, and his property had
been attached. He arrived at the hotel
yesterday morning and the last seen of
him WAS about II o'clock yesterday, when
hc was in company with u party OF
friends. He was known as u sober, i'm
slr strio,Is man. and his death is greatly
lcplorcsi by his friends in this city. An
inquest will he he al to-rnorrD wmopninR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
Death of IA rh~nsr,c>,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1S.-David Bidwell,
one of the oldest and best known theatre
cal managers in the country, died here
to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-19
PLAN OF The PLOTTERS
speciai tn the standard.

Special to the standard.
HELENA. Dec. 1s.-At the opening OF the
on the lisntenan governors desk by ths
serUeant-at-arms. After the lieutenant
governor had announced that they were
communications. Senator Parberry asked
to have them read To the senate. The
said that he would
exercise his discretionary power in noe
reading them, pending the organization
OF the senate. Senator Hedges moved an
Adjournment until Tomorrow morning a.
10 o'clock. Mr.. Resld offered as an
amendment tn this that the adjournmens
bc taken until Saturday morning. Mr..
Fisher, who il restless unless h0
has chance to- show his partisanship.
and said that the amendment was
u design of the democrats to- delay tho
permanent organization of the senate.
which he thought could he completed in
an hour. As Mr.. Rcsid's amendment was
not seconded the senate was adjourned
until Tomorrow morning.
No quorum found at the opaning OF
the house this morning, Messrs. whaley
and Wallace being absent. An adjourn
ment therefore was taken until tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.
The rump house met at I'D O'Clock
this morning and transacted considerable
business. Howey introduced the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That the speaker of this house ap-
point joint committee of three to with .
like number To he appointed by the senate tn
wait upon the governor and inform him thiHs
both houses now organized and ready to ro-
ceive any communication he may see nt To
make.
The resolution was adopted and Speaker
witter appointed Wing. Harlan and
Goodman to represent the house on tho
joint committee. Notices OF bills were in
trosiucssi follows: by Mr.. Cory, n bill
for an act regulating the filing of infor-
nation i'm criminal cases; by Goodman.
"a bill for an act to define the number, du-
ties and compensation OF officers OF
! the Legislature; by Boariman, n joint me-
| mortal tn congress-, asking the restoration
| of the tariff ON hides and other by-pro-
| ducts of live stock. A bill to amend the
| Australian ballot law and a bill providing
| for the publication OF public document.
were also introduced. A stenographer
| and a clerk were chosen i'm the afternoon.
i IL is he e'ieved that the two cosnmuniea-
| tions to the sesLh were from the rump
| house, asking 6br the appointments Of .
| committee in line with the Howvey resolts-
ton and Tor the purpose OF holding n joint
| session with the senate. They will bss
| useless. however, the senate il not or
| Ranizs.sl. II IL thought that joint session
| of some kind will be held by the repsbli-
| cans within few days. They show
| ing u RESTLESS disposition.