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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
Nominations by the 0oveTnor.

Governor Burleigh has made the follow
ing nom- stions:
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
-Chas W. Walton, Deering.
Commissioners to take jepssitions and
disclosures of trustees.-Minta =. Powers,
Skowh,gan
Ei.h and Game Warden.-Timothy J.
Woodbury., Patten.
Dedimus Justice Frank W. Butler,
Pennington.
Coroners VIM. II. Libby, Augusta; ;
James + Blunt, Mt v, rnon.
Trial SuIice e ,orge Curtis. Brewer;
Silas Skillip, Falmouth.
No'sry Public VIM. J Knowlton,
Portland Emery Bosrdmsn Belfast; VIM.
W. Mclaughlin. Pembroke ChAs. A.
Moody, Belfast.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum
Chas. Z. Brown, Bangor; l. C. Brasdon,
Franklin: VIM A. Bed.ll, South Berwick {;
Ellery A. Carter. Dexter; Henry b.
Cieaves, Portland; B. Thomas Cbaloner,
East M.cbias; Arthur + Cusbman. Old
town; w. Edward Cailihan, Lewiston; {;
John l. Dennet, Boothbay llarbor; Harry
4. FuIbush, Raugeley J. S. Foster. Cam
den; French, 7 r,er; John l.. Cor
don, Minot; A. II. Holmes. Brunswick |;
VI C j,b Hudson, Guil'ord; Alva II Har-
ding, Bangor; Daniel Il Knight. Garland; |;
| Joseph X Kslloeh South Tbomaston; J.
Merrill Lord. Parsons1eld; Lsforrest ID.
Matthews, Brighton; ID W. Merrill. New
Gloucester; George A. Moran, Woodville
F'ank .. Puring,on. Mioot; Manley II.
Pike. Augu.a, Frederick II. Strickland.
Bangor; John A. Stinson, Woolwich (;
Chss. II. Tolmsn. Portland; Geo l. Tyler.
Troy; Ii ander Valentine. Wsstbrook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09

Bath voted Wednesday to return to local
time.
Horace Tebbetts Of South Eovridgevock
has lst received . pension with u 800 back
pay.
The quarterly session OF Franklin District
Lodse Of Good Templsrs met At Salem.
Thursday.
The large fcur-masted schooner, Charles
Davenport, was lsunched from the yard OF
Kelley 1 Spear. Bah, Thursday afternoon.
Game and Fish Warden French seized
ninety barrels Of HOLSTERS not mark ed accord
ing to Law, At Esstport last week. Also
some short lob.ters.
The gold fever has appeared in Roxbury
ssys the Canton Telephone. FREQ Morril
has found gold. 90 he says. in = sm.i
stream near his house. + N EImundi
has also found some, 80 too has Johf
Psessy.
The graduating class Of 90. Cherryfel'
High School are - folio 80: Bertha Allen
Carrie Archer, Nancy Hsrtney, Sus'
Small, Hattie Small, essays; Frank Sproul
class history; Geo. Small. Grafton; Aloer
Ward. pfophs cy Charles Mathews, ssluts
tory Fannie Archer, vsledictssy.
The bull Of the wrecked brig Charlie
Dennis still hangs together. though an ug
ly ses is hesving in upon her. Since Sa,
urday It has been impossible to board tn
wreck - Nd craft could ssfely lie slooa
eide. Meanwhile the Norton lighter
waiting for . northeFly wind % - 70 max
an attempt 70 rave her cargo. The spar
and standing rigging are 70 be brought oi
- sooa - possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
POOR HOUSE BURNED.
Ten Of the Inmates Perish in
the Flames.
Judge Hilton Sued for Libel---fhe Hiss.
issippi Floods.
Carlisle . Candidate for the Senate. to
Succeed Senator Beck.

NORWICH. May S-The Chenaneo county
poor house vas burned last night. The
lives o. several of the inmates we're lost
The dre started In the insane department
Sheriff Kinney has sworn in . number oi
deputies Who are searching for the remains
The excitement over the fire is intense
Preston 10 six miles from an; railroad and
= stream of teams has been going there al
day. The smoke and stencil from the hole
Gust sull perceptible there. Ten hvins
persons and one corpse we're cremated
The idiots were locked in and were roasted
ike beasts. There were no provisions fol
extinguishing the flames. The keepers and
neishbors gave their attention to saving the
l25 paupers and insane inmates and let the
buildings burn. II is supposed that the Gre
was started BY one Of the inmates Who at
tempted to light lamp.
Z. +. Manwarring. the keeper. ssid: ~
must have been in . sound sleep. and swoke
With start. An inborn instinct told me
someth'ng vas wrong. Without waltz 6 to
dress bounded down the stAirs and on m
tering the paupers room . strong I'm II of
smoke struck my nostrils. folio = ed the
scent which led me TO the idiot department.
On opening the door leading from the hail
TO that building found the Interior full Of
smoke and fire. Auempei to opea the
door and rescue the poor inmates but was
driven back by the heat and smoke. cav
that nothing could save them, ran out, gave
the alarm and ran through the corridors to
arouse the paupers. Ia come instances the
poor people were dszed and it vac necessa
nv TO carry them bodily from the house and
turn them loose in the feids ami yard
There ". re IL inmates in the idOtic asy ium
which must have been overcome by he heat
before | awakened for heard nothing from
'h-m, they roast like Digs in hole. How
the fire originated 10 my stery. Must have
been spontaneous combustion" Coroner
Fernsli ordered the removal Of the charred
aid blackened remains In the ruins
Buckets of water dashed upon them. the
roasted runks pulled out, and laid upon he
grass. All were burned beyond recogni
iion. In some instances RENAME removed
with shovels, nothing but the skull or few
bones giving indications they were once
human beings. A number of relatives of the
victims gath- red around. and the affecting
scene that followed beggsrs description.
Loss. about $50. 900; insurance amounts to
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
les News from South Gardiner.-Re
patrs-The Pulp Mill.
( Special to the Kennebec Journal.

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
SourH GARDINER. May s.-The Great
Falls Ice Co. Pittston, finished loading q
large three -masted schooner at their houses
Saturday They have no other at present
to l)sd. The feE tsys Of essterly, foggy
weather we have had has prevented vessels
coming into the river. The Great Falls al
South Gsrdin-r have moved their ofilce
and ar. moving their carpenter shop ard
ergii e house. They will put in new en-
gine with more power and will put up a
new icehouse on the spot they have moved
the buildings from. They are also painting
their houses.
The Independent Ice Co, are putting up
a building at each end Of their north houses
with capacity of s 900 tons. They had
the lumber hauled last winter calculating
TO put them up then, but as the ice crop in
their fields fell short they did not put them
up. They have shipped more than 5000
tons.
Geo. E. Weeks 3. the Consumers finished
Loading = vessel yesterday. At Clark
Chaplin's at the Point they are busy load
ing. They have four vessels lying in the
stream waiting their turn to load.
Bradstreet Brothers are doing some very
extensive repairs on their mill. They have
taken out their old boilers and are putting
three large boilers Of ninety-two fues each
10 the place of the old ones. They have
put in new patent set gears in the mill, new
se.s of rollers and are making many other
Improvements.
The pulp mill is nearly completed. Mr.
Lash will get ,hrou .h with his contract mex
week. The tanks are all set, and the Maine
Central have laid track into the buildings
They expect the machinery will be here and
set up by the middle Of June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
The DinsIey Resolution.


In the item on the Senate business for
this week, in your issue of May 8, brief
mention Is made of the Dingley resolution
IN the class 'fcat,on of worsteds, which
passed the House las. week and which
suppose is now asaitirg action in the Sen
ate. IL does seem as though his tardy act
y justice never W al become q Law. The
Republican leaders must act soon in this
and other m alters If they wouli save the
business and ,hemselve. from destruction.
The press Of 'he country must keep up the
pressure on this D.ugl.y resolution till Il
passes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
salarie. OF the Worlds Fair Official.

CHICAGO. Nav 8 The salaries Of the
Worlds Fair officers have been fixed The
President is to receive Sc 900 annually
Vice President, ol2 900; Treasurer e5 600
Auditor 45 OOj. Vice President Bry an
receives lsrger salary because it is ex
pected that he will relieve President GsRe
of most Of the work. Second Vice Presi
dent Potter Palmer declined any compepsa-
ton. The Hon. A. +. Zeberger, sx Col
lector of Customs, was elected Treasurer.
and W. X. AckermaD, formerly President
Of the Illinois Cen'ral Railroad, vas
elected Auditor. A meeting of stock holders
is called to vote an assessment of IS per
cent on the stock payable he frat Monday
in June. 1890 and on the p'orosi'ion 10
change the name Of the fsi TO "rhe World
columbian Exposition "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09

BRIsToL. Conn. May s-Neuie Jack.
son ~ho vas murderously assaulted by her
hu.oand Friday night, is still alive. and the
attending doctors think there 10 fair
chance of her recovery. She has eight
rszrr cuts upon her face. beside the ugl,
cut on the throat and another cut across the
hand ~hich nearly severed her fingers.
Jscksnn. the would be murderer. was
brought before Justice Gowdy after hi,
capture on Saturday afternoon. The case
vas adjourned to Saturday nex' At y A. N
and Jsck.on was committed to Jail in de
fault Of O.. 600 bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
A 6tIawbosrd TIust.

BosroS. May 8.-A Cleveland (Ohio)
special r. dorts that = syndic,te composed
of men connected with the American Straw.
board Company or Straa board Trust, as il
i. called. is on the outlook for all available
mills manufacturing straw wrapping paper
Their pla", it is said. is to form q ,mpsn,
With . capital Of - 0p0.f00 and run tbs
wrapping paper industry on q line simila'
to that adopted in reg,rd to STRAW board
This syndicate is understood to have option,
On seventy ore of the eighty three concer
engaged in the production Of this paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
Important Move by the Boston q
Maine.

BosroS, May s-Ata special meeting
Of tn stock holders Of the Boston and
Maine railroad, held At lawrence, Mass
this forenoon. President Frank Jones Of
Port. mouth presided and about 0 . ock-
holders we're present. 1t vas voted 80 So
to 96 to purchase the Eastern, Portsmouth
and Great Falls and Conway railroads.
At . sps ciai meeting Of the Eastern rail
road today to consider the proposition to
consolidate with the Bos'on and Maine.
the proposition was accepted by vote OF
50 GIL shares in favor. to 4,7ss shares
against.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
Gloomy Situation on the Mississippi

SHREVEPORT, La. May 8. The Pan
dora levee, Bos.ier Parish, near Benton,
broke late last night iu several places. The
water is now sweeping do sn large area,
and the les, will be heavy on the planters.
A dispa,ch from Greenwood gives q
gloomy description Of the situation in
Black Bayou country. The Red river and
and coast line steamer New Haven, with
the relief commission of this city, reached
that section just in time to save 280 people
and hundreds of mules. hor'es and cattle.
There is not foot Of dry land in that
sec ion, embracing thousands of the most
productive acres IN the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
A SHOOTING ArPAIa.
Yeuse Man Dsnesaoasly Wounded By
ais CHI, While Riding

BASeoR. May s.-Nevs we're received
in the city this afternoon Of Q serioua
shooting sRaif q Winiesposs in which
Percy Rieh and q yoang lady saned Aasoa
Who are ssid 70 be engaged. figured Ii ID
said hey quArrelled before leaving Frank
fort to drive to winsesport On the way
the young man received dangerous wound
in the face from the discharge Of . pistol
In the hands of the young lady. Several
shots we're fred probably on renewal of
the quarrel. The victim vas removed to
his home and medical assistance found he
va shot u the jaw, the bali going through
the under lip masirs = serious wound To-
night be il reported in . dangerous condi-
tioa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
Great Speed Of the Gushing.

The torpedo boat Cushing arrived At the
Washington navy yard sunday afternoon.
at 6 80 o'clock, having made the run from
New York in twenty eight and one half
b, urs, . performance that beats all previous
records for that trip. She u'ed only one
boiler, with an average pressure Of eighty
pounds of steam, ard notwifhstandins the
weather was thick AMI heavy. made an aver
age speed Of fifteen knots an hour. Naval
officers are enthusiastic over the perform
ance. and say that the run from Newport 70
New York and then to Washington 10 un-
parallel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
FOREIGN SOCIALISTS
Expelled from Italy During The
Labor Troubles.
In Investigation Of English Insane
Asylums 10 Be nide.
oold ior Irelsnd-rast Time Aade By
the Noumannia.

RoNE. May 8 Premier Crispi 10 . con.
6dentiAl note to King Humbert on the May
day demonstration states that 80 foreign
agitators have been expelled from Italy.
Six hundred Italians distributi, Z revolu-
tionary pamphlets we're arrested. 1000 Gus
poets punished or warned, and 800 soldiers.
possessing mAnifestoes. were punished No
dy Mantle or arms ~ere seized and on the
whole Italy was less troubled than other
countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
Senator Beck's Fuusral.

LEXINGTON Ky. May s-Tbe funera
Of Senator Beck today was probably TIT
largest held here since the death Of Henry
Clay. The Southern Presby terian churcl
was crowded. The State Leg stature, city
officials. Chamber of Commerce and Fay
cite county bar were all fully represent a
Rev. DIR. W. +. V. Bartlett read psssagei
of scripture and offered prayer and ths
choir sang selections. A long and distin
gui.hed procession followed the body t.
the grave where brief services were held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
A Heavy Suit for Damages.

PHILADELPHIA, May 8-Mr.. Emma vir
9inia Scott yesterday began suit sgainst the
Philadelphia Traction C"np%ny for $50,
600 damages. On March % last she wa- =
passenger on J fersen street csr which
vas run into by q cable car at Frank lin
street. In the COLI ion she was consider
ably bruised and injured. temporarily los
ing her eyesieht S,e ;laims that her in
] Iries are such that The will never regain
ner normal sight,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
WatssviiIS City Council Doinss.
(Special b the Kennehec Journal.

WArERvnLs, May s-At = regular
meeting Of the city council. May s, the
following business vas transacted: Chair
man Brown presided in the mayors absence
over the board Of aide rmen.
Ordered. That the pay Of the night watch
be el rs per night.
Ordered, That the overseers of the poor
be au horized to purchase q pair Of good
servi cable hosses and that the old horse .
nov owned BY the city shsil receive mer-
ciful death and in no case be sold.
Ordered That tie chief engineer Of the
fire department be authorized aud instruct
ed to purchase = single horse hose carriage
II price not exceeding $3.50, to be kept
At the engine house on Silver street.
Ordered. That the sum Of $500 be ap-
pfopPiated for the following purposes and
to be credited to the appropriate account,
VIZ: For common echools, 81 377.7l; high
school, 1884 ~; roads, o., 1852 03; support
Of poor. sl,os4.s7; city isrm. SPAS 10;
for mice ll4beous purposes, elll.27: po-
lice, e226 03; current expenses. 8ll7S2 ;
lighting street, $342 so; printing, $3.50. Sc !;
monument park, Sl7 80.
Ordered, That the city treasurer be au.
thorized to pay 5000 for the purchase of
the lot bought Of Ware, Phillips & Mat
hews.
Ordered, That ROLL Of accounts No. SO
be paid, the total OF said roll being 81, ,39l :
II.
Petition Of John Ware and others ask
ing that city building be erected the
present year to cost not less than e26 600,
was read AMI referred to the committee On
public buildings.
Ordered, That the mayor and city treas
urer be authorized to hire on the credit Of
the city, the sum of 81, 200 to pay out
standing liabil ties in accordance with the
appropriations made by the city council by
order of even date herewith tor . term not
exceed e six months.
A committee vt The mayor, two alder
men and Two members of the common
council Vas appointed to take into consid-
Grafton the funding Of the floating debt of
the city and report At . future meeting
With proper order or resolve, to author
ize the issue Of bonds to fund such amount
as may be deemed for the best interests of
the city.
Tne second annual report Of the receipts
and expenditures of the different depart
ment, of the city for the year ending
March l, 1880, has Just been issued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
CONDENSED DEsPATCHBs.
The Pfth OF tho News Taken From the
Current Events OF tho Day.

The coal 'upnly at Peoria, Ill. 10 giving
out. none having beea mined since May /.
A wheeling. w Va, despatch ssys that
= nsptba lsunch was cspsized in the Ohio
river. wednesday, and ten persons were
drowned.
At Borden'own N. J., Thursday, Mrs.
V.ndergrift was found guilty Of adminis-
'ering crotop oil u her son With intent to
kill, in order to secure the insurance on his
life.
Near Fsirchild. Ohio, Wednesday. Ira
Morlatt s0ot aud killed Herrick Ashton
ard seriously wounded Levi. Bell, because
hey refused to sign bond for him. He
was arrest. d.
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Meteorological Report.
May 9 1870, 500 P. MI
NATIONS CAPITOL NOTES
Experiments With Emeusito

The Ordnance Bureau Of the Navy De-
partment has been conducting series Of
systematic experiments at the Annapolis
proving ground with nensite, the high ex-
plosive invented by DR.. Emmens, and re
Gently exhibited at the Washington Navy
7 Y,fd. The experiments have been tn test
the explosive for ,e of the compound and
its safety in handliog. and other quslities
They are DE- clared to have been highly sat-
isfactory. and will be continued. No ex-
periments have yet been made BY the Navy
Department With eeloite. the smokelesa
powder invented by DIR. Emmens.
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Debate on the Tariff Bill Resumed In
the House.

In committee Of whole on the tariff
bill. Burrows of Michigan. said it was
theory which prevented the passage OF the
tariff bill last Congress The House was
democratic. an / Senate republican. Each
body passed the tariff bill. the effect of
y hich vas to reduce revenue to the actual
ne eeds Of government both mea .ures failed
In the campsign Of 1898 two heories we're
presented to the Amer can 'opIe. After
full d. bate on the plstfor n and n the press
q verdict was rendered in favJr Of republic
can theory Of taxa To-, verdict 80 pro.
nounced as to vrest The Presidency and the
popular branch Il Coagress from the
democratic party. and confer them on the
republican party. (4pplause- In this
measure, the commit OF ways and means
had presented, and had sou1ht to execute
the popular verdict thus expressed,
aud crystalline it into Law.
It had been thought the democratic party
would acquiesce and permit the verdict to
be executed. But the de nocratic party did
not propose to sc 'ept the peoples judgment
~ fnal. The democratic party were again
| in opposition, and the conflict Of 1858 is to
be renewed. They again we're going be-
fore the people Eith an appeal that they re-
verse their verdict of two years ago. The
democratic party favored tariff fo- revenue
and the republican party favored tariff for
revenue and protection not incidental, rot
accidental. but intentional. Tariff for rev.
enue only vac step towards free trade and
the republican party vas against it. ZAP
plause.) That party did not believe in i'm
posing tariff on foreign products like Of
which could not be produced in this country
| All such products ought to be admitted free
Of duty. On this principle the Committee
materially enlarged the free list in its bill.
II the committee failed to place on the free
list Q single article Of foreign production
which could not De produced in this .oun.
Try il vas An error the committee uould be
prompt to remedy. If there vas an arti-
cle on the FREE list the like Of which could
be produced at home it vas an oversish,
and should be transferred 10 the dutiabis
list. The hill is intended ~ q measure oi
protection from the enacting clause to the
closing paragraph. (Applsuse.
! II there vac . sineIe prosision in it vhicl
. In ito workings would inure to the beneh
. Of any foreign industry and to the detri
J mens Of our own such Q provision -
thereby IN inadvertance. (Applause.1 l
J there saa Q section in the bill vnicn wouls
bring disaster - any Anssicaa indssuy Q
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English Ius,po AaYluma.

LONDON, May 8 Tho terrible calamity
near Moutrea, has caused a profound sensa.
ton here. The press writes calling atten.
ton to the awful risk involved in coufnine
iunatics in iron grated cells. putting them
in straight jtcks Is and claiming them to the
d ,or. prSctices common in most Euslish
ssy lums IL is probshle that the Montreal
disaster will cause an immediste investiva-
ton 10 be made of the treatment prevailing
At B ,nwell. Bethlehem and other Il ,sllsh
institutions where the insane are cared for.
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Jucxs Hilton Sued for Libel.

NEw YORK. May s-The city editor
Of the World, J. +. Graham. ha,
brought sui, against Henry Hilton, fol
$50 600 damages for libel. The alleged H.
bel Is contained in letter written by HI
ton TO the district attorney urging suit for
criminal libel be brought against the Wort
on account of its attack upon Hilton. II
this letter the editors and proprietors Of the
paper are referred to a. miscreants, liars
wretches, blackmailers, tkunks.
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Fell to His Death.

RICHMOND. May s.--Haland THORN
Swede, fell through the hatch Of . schoon-
er lying at Richmond. Wednesday night.
In the fall his head struck the keelson and
he was instantly killed. 1t cannot be found
that he had any relatives. Coroner Hodge
took charge Of the body and will bury il
here.
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The Strike at Batn.

BArH, May s-The striking joiners held
. meeting last night with full attendance.
A committee of seven was appointed to
confer with ths committee of shipbuildsrs.
The jpiners claim that in asking twenty
seven aud a half cents per hour they are
making allowance for nine hours day IN a
week. They are all out and there is moth
ing settled. The carpenters held a large
meeting and took no action.
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Frauds on the croton Acqueduct

New YoRx. Msy 8-The World pub
lishes . long article today purpor,ing to
contain an expose of extensive frauds in
The construction Of The new Groom a que
duct The work left undone and charged
for 10 state d to amount to $40 90, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09

OsAHA, Neb., MAY Sat Freeport .
young man named Clark, vho has been
courting Misc Mcintyre. dsush'ef Of
wealthy parents, proposed 70 her. and vhen
she rejected him shot her 10 the chest He
then blew out his brains. Doctors ssy the
gifl will de.
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Verdict OF 112 500 Against the Boston
Advertiser.

BosroS. Msy s.-The jury in the libel
sui: brought by Broker James Burt Of New
York sgainst the Boston Advertiser. where
In the plaintiff sought to recover e25 600,
brought in verdict for eI2.500 for the
plaintiff. Counsel for the defense will file
q motion for . new trial, and there are also
exceptions to be argued before the Supreme
Court.