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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
WOMAN FOUND MURDERED.
Her Sweetheart Suspected of the
Crime and Under Arrest.

Perry, o. T., May 5.-Much excitement
prevails at Purcell, I. T., over the murder
of Mrs. Walls, and the attempt to burn
her body. The crime was committed late
last night Mrs. Walls was the house.
lxecner of Lee Froman, who was away
from the house with his family. At y
O'Clock the residence was seen on fire, ana
when people arrived the body of Mrs.
loIv was taken from the building, and by
If was a bloody hammer and log knife
George Richie Mrs. Walls sweetheart, IS
under arrest There is much talk OF
Iynching Richie.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
LORD sELBORNE DEAD.
He Was One of EngIand's Most Prom
inenf Legal Lights.


London, May 5.-Lord Selborne died at
MS county seat, Blackmore, Petersfeld,
Yesterday. Although he has long been
ILL., his death was unexpected.
lie was educated at Rugby and Trinity.
he studied law and was called to the bar
az Lincoln's Inn in 1S4S. He entered par
lament in 1852. He held many high offices
IN MS long public career having been
made solicitor general in 1851. attorney
Eeheral in 1868 and lord chancellor of Eng
tanQ ta IN 1872 and again in 1880. He repre-
IN Ine arbitration court at Geneva in 1871
n, III 1916 he. refused to join the new Glad
oteoHs cabinet, owing to his disapproval
IIiknce That year he had ranked among the
HoeIal unionists. He was born in 1911
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
TWO CONVIcTs KILLED.
Having Escaped, They Make "A Fatal
Fight Against Recapture.

Wichita, Kan. May 5.-Information has
been received here of a Jail delivery and
double killing at Woodward, o. T., yester-
day afternoon. Three of the prisoners,
Waddle, Hill and Heffen-the first two be-
ing confined for assisting in jail delivery
last month-obtained possession of a re-
yolver, got the drop on the turnkey and
compelled him to unlock the door Of the
cell The prisoners then locked the jailer
in the cell and hastened to the hills. Their
escape was soon discovered and the
sheriff and a party of deputies, mounted
horses and started after the fugitives.
The men had gone only a mile when the
oflcers overlook them. There was a ter
rible battle. which ended in the killing Of
Heffen and Hill and the capture of Wad-
die Omcer Prior's horse was shot from
under him and Deputy Marshal Wolfort
putation was necessary. The verdict at
the inquest was the killing was justlnable
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
KENTUCKY,s DERBY.
me Great bluegrass Race for Three
Hear-OIds to be Run To-day.

Louisville, KY, May 5.-The Kentucky
Derby a mile and a half for 3-year-old,
Is 10 be run here tomorrow. The largest
crowd ever gathered on a Kentucky race
track is expected to witness it. The start
Trs include Halma, Laureate, Curator.
oasso, Gallon Dor and Potsdam Al
east Tour of the horses will be strong
y y backed. The race will be worth about
S-,oVO to the winner, $500 to the second
Morse, $3.50 to the third and the fourth
saves his stake
-,,le Inc meeting which opens tomorrow con-
Inues fifteen days, and several large
+sLsdkes are to be run for, and many of
tered, e10 "Ss1 ~1S CHI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
KALNoxY TO REMAIN IN OFFICE
His Resignation Not 10 Take Effect
TIL Autumn.

London, May 5.-The Standards Wen
ma correspondent says that the Austrian
and Hungarian cabinet crisis has been
settled temporarily. The emperor in
formed all the ministers who had audi
ences in relation to the affair that he
could not allow the impression to exist
that Rome was able 10 overthrow Aus
trian and Hungarian ministers. Hence.
SAYS the correspondent, although Count
Kalnoky's resignation was accepted in
principle, II will not take effect until
autumn. Meanwhile he is drafting a com
munication 10 take the sting out Of the
note I'm which he denounced Baron Banf-
fy and Baron Banffy Will formulate a re-
ply to an Interpolation Of which Count
Apponyi has given notice. Both papers
win be submitted to the emperor. Arcn-
bishop Agladfs recall will be cOnfiden-
TALLY demanded. Documentary evidence
shows that Baron Banffy based his Of
Tending statmenet on letter of Count
Kalnokys, part of which Count Kalnoky
claims was confidential and not final"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
AUGUSTUS NEGROES.
sixty-seven Baptized and IA New Hos
pifaI DedIcnfed.

Augusta, Ca. May 5-Augusta's new
negro hospital was formally dedicated this
afternoon, speeches being made by prom
ineut negro citizens and Mayor Young It
Is one OF the best equipped institutions in
the south and does credit to Augusta.
To-day was great day among the ne
groes In addition to the dedication of
their new hispital, 1t was baptising day
and great throngs Of them lined the river
hank while sixty-seYen were Immersed
Forty others remain to be baptised next
sunday as IL was impossible to get
through with the I07 candidates who
awaited the ordination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
LONDON's MAY DAY.
A Trades Union Demonstration Held
in Hyde Park.

London, May 1.-The London May day
celebration, which was held to-day, took
the form of a trades union demonstration
at Hyde Park. in favor of the eight-hour
day. Groups from every district in Lon
don gathered on the Thames embank-
ment Every trade was represented. The
procession was an hour In passing a
given point. The weather was dun and
cold, but not rainy. The speaking be-
gan al o'clock on nine platforms. Among
the speakers were John Burns, DR.. Aver
ing and Ben Tillett Resolutions demand
solution of the unemployed question ana
universal suffrage were carried with en-
thusiaSm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
KILLED IN LEAPING FROM a CAR
A woman Loses Her Head ON Seeing
Another Car Approaching.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 5.--A fatal acci-
dent occurred on the Pleasant Valley
street car line. Troy Hin. Allegheny, this
morning, in which a young woman yet
unidentified lost her life, Miss Mary Weld
ner and Victor Andres were injured A
street sprinkler was following a regular
car The motorman lost control of the
sprinkler, and the people in the car ahead
became excited. The conductor shut the
door. The unknown woman, however,
reached the platform. The conductor
caught her and tried TO hold her back.
In the struggle both fell off the car. The
womans head struck the curb, causing
instant death. The motorman on the for
ward car put on all speed possible, and
could have outrun the sprinkling car, but
the people became frightened and jumped
Off Fortunately there were only a few
passengers aboard at the time, or more
might have been injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
Bicyclist banker beaten.

paris. May 5.-Banker, the American
vvheeIrnan. was beaten In the first heat OF
the 1000 yard race at the Velodrome De
LEST to-day Baras won the final At
the Velodrome Buffalo Donwoody got
second prize In the race for amateurs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
PHILADELPHIA's BIG STRIKE.
The Contractors Say the Outcome
Depends on the Manufacturers.

Depends on the Manufacturers.
Philadelphia, May 5.-The prospect for
the settlement, of the garment workers
strike here is not hopeful the contractors
concede the justice Of the strikers claims,
but say that they are helpless unless the
manufacturers grant them (the contrac-
tors) an advance in prices.
The contractors say that If the manufac-
turers will give them % per cent, advance
they can settle the strike in an hour by
granting the demand of the operatives.
SO far the manufacturers have given no
indications that they will grant any ad-
vance. If the demands of the strikers
HE that every garment cutter and work.
er in the city, involving 5000 persons, will
he out and the clothing trade of Philadel-
mia will come to a stadStlH.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
A DRUG CLERK UNDER A CLOUD.
sudden Death of Two Children
Causes Suspicion of n Mistake.

Causes Suspicion of n Mistake.
Atlanta, Ca, May 5.-Two children OF
Scott Sewers of this city died suddenly
last night in a delirious condition, and
It is thought that their death was caused
by a mistake in the filling of a prescrip-
ton by Drug Clerk Hawkins at Ingrams
drug store, this city. DR.. E. l. Brooks
was the attending physician. He swore
before the coroners jury that the chill
dren were critically sick. that he did not
expect either of them to live, and that
they had a complication of measles and
prescriptions to the drug store. The
mother says the children slept soundly
Immediately after taking the medicine,
and that they suddenly walked In delir-
ious condition, when the doctor was sum
moned again He came, and the two
children died in less than fifteen minutes
and almost simultaneously The medi-
fufg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
Found Dead KneeIfng by His Bed,

folind dead in room In the Exchange
hotel here this morning. He was hired
Yesterday 10 keep the bar. He retired to
his room last night and was found this
morning kneeling at his bedside as though
he was praying. He had been dead for
some hours, the cause Of death probably
being heart failure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
a CYCLONE IN TEXAS.
Several Houses Blown Down and
Many Head of stock Killed.

EEN-'HN1 VI
Denison, Tex, May "a cyclone passed
over this portion Of this state yesterday
morning. Houses were blown down, stock
killed and fences leveled. The cyclone
crossed Red river to the Indian Territory,
making a swath through the forest.
At Aubrey, l6 miles north Of here one
house was demolished, the family es-
Gaping with difficulty.
Near Carrollton dwellings were moved
from their foundations and Van Alystne' s
houses and barns were unroofed.
Several serious accidents occurred 70
people from falling wreckage.
The rainfall in the central and, western
portions of the state was heavy. San
Antonio reports six inches of rain in six
hours.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06

Rome, May 5.--A bomb was exploded
to-day outside of the law courts building
in Macota, capital of Macota province. II
caused considerable damage but no loss
Of life. An anarchist named Mancinf was
arrested at Rimini yesterday for caus-
ing the explosion in the Chamber of Dep
uties in March, 1884. he was brought to
Rome.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
SHOT HIS WIFE'S LOVER DEAD.
LOUISIANA DOCTOR FINDS THE
GUILTY COUPLE IN BED.

Five shots Fired by the WrOnEed
Husband and Six By the Lover, But
the Latter's Aim Was Bad and
None of His Bullets Took ERect-NO
Attempt Made to Kill the Wife.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-20
Local Chit-Chat.

Bro: Westcott, of the Ely
Times was in the city on Mon
day, making a pleasant call at
this office. Mr.. Westcott was
down in the interests Of a client
in a damage suit against the
Auburn Iron Co.
Pure apple cider. right from
the farm, on tap at S. A. Reds
Restaurant, in the Durkee build
ing.
Note the Holiday adv rtis7-
ment of the City Drug Store in
The Enterprise. This firm dis
plays an elegant stock of season.
able goods.
Toys of all kinds at Potvin
Bros Finest assortment in the
city at lowest prices.
c.. Skamser, the shoe man,
left on Monday for St. Paul and
Minneapolis for the purpose of
purchasing stock for his nam.
moth establishment here.
NUTS, NUTS, nuts, of all
kinds, at Potvin Bros
Rev. E. N. Raymond, pastor
of the Cleveland avenue Presby.
terian Church, went to Duluth
on Monday.
The finest line of celluloid nov.
elites ever exhibited in the city,
for the Holiday trade, at E. H.
Chlttenden's.
Regular services will be con
Quoted at the Cleveland Avenue
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning next. Revival; meeting
conducted by the College stu
dents in the evening.
Three thousand Christmas
candles at 10 cents per box, a.
Potvin Bros
J. B. Orr, agent of the Hercu
les Powder company, returned
to Duluth Monday after survey
of the business outlook on thu
ranges.
Gus Johnson, of the Svea, OPP
ened his saloon in it's new quar-,
tiers in the Bates Webster block
on Saturday evening last. Mr.
johnson will now have the oil
bar-room in the Svea remodelet
and made into a pleasant ofic'
and sitting room.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-20
A. Hawkinson, the hardware

A. Hawkinson, the hardware
man whose ad. appears in The
Enterprise for the first tt ne this
week, is having his new building
remodeled, preparatory to NOV
ing He will be in his new place
of business early next week.
One hundred and seventy-fve
pounds of mixed candy, finest
made, at Potvin Bros
M. M. Westling, the jeweler,
returned on Friday from a trip
to Duluth, whittier he had been
to consult DR.. Collins, the noted
ocullst, relative TO the serious
trouble with inflammation Of the
eyes, from which he has suffered
for some weeks. Under DR.. Col
Inns treatment he is finding re-
lief and hopes to be enabled to
attend to his business in detail,
shortly.
Jewelry, silverware and no
tons. complete line for the
Holiday trade, at the Virginia
Drug Store.
E. H. Chittendel, Prop.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church, met with Mrs. G.
A. Morrison, at the parsonage,
on Wednesday. This was bus
mess meeting, and much routine
work was transacted.
Chocolate and French creams,
in bon bon boxes for the Holiday
trade, at lowest prices, at Pot
vim Bros
William Hoffstead, editor OF
Den Hustler rusticated at Iron
Junction on Friday and Satur'
day last, being laid out on calcu'
lations of catching a train for
Hibbing.
The Virginia Furniture Co.
carries the only stock north OF
Duluth. Their line is complete
in every particular and prices
are down to hard.pan.
Matt Hannah, who is conduct
ing explorations north OF the
city, came up from Duluth on
Monday. j..
A baby boy filed an appear
ance at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Amsler, on Thursday last
December 18th. Frank seem
ingly survives the shock with
becoming grace, attending to his
duties as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
NOTES OLE TIE CANVASS.

There will be a meeting under the management
~ the Republican Campaign Committee of the
XXIXth Assembly District at its headquarters
Nos 1851 East Flfty-nInth-st.. tomorrow evening
at 3 o'clock Among the speakers Will be Edward
Iauterbach James A. Blanchard. Alfred II. Conk-
ling John Proctor Clarke, Miss Helen Varrck Bos
well. Hal Bell Major ]. NJ. McKevey, Alexander
r. Mason. Frank ID. Pavey and Samuel G. French.
candidate for the Assembly. This is one of a
series of meetings in the district. The others will
be at the Phoenix Club. in East Eighty-sxth-st;
at the Yorkville Republican Club. Lexington-ave
and Ninety second-s. and at district headquarters
Park-ave and Seventy-cighth-st
The William Henkel Association of the ANlllth
Assembly District has opened commodious club
rooms at No 300 Avenue \, where school OF IN
10 D. m. daily The headquarters OF Thomas r.
Eagan Republican candidate for Senator. and Of
lanes T. Kicker cand late Tor the Assembly VIII
mass meeting in favor Of honest government
will he held in the Grand Central Palace. Lexins
ton.ave and Forty-thiId-st., Friday night Police
Commissioners Murray. Roosevelt and Parker and
a special meeting Of Good Government Club E Is
called for this evening at No AS East Eighteenth
ST. Action will be taken on the municipal nomina-
Tomorrow night the Republicans OF the XXyIth
Assembly District will have rally at No. 42l East
seventy-third,st.. the headquarters OF the lnde-
pendent Republican Club
4 ra,ifcaton meeting Will be held this evening
at No 5S7 Hudson..t. w Rose, Jacob kemole
OF West Virginia: w H. Fearns, Thomas l.. Harnl-
ton candidate for County Clerk; Robert a. Grea
con- candidate for Congress; Henry ". Hoops, can
ddpte fer Senator. and Egbert Z. Fritz candidate
David Schwartz filed his nomination at Police
Headquarters yesterday as the Good Government
candidate FOR Senator in the XIlth Senate Dis
trct. He il substitute for George Wlnenoach,
vho declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
IS THIS THEIR CAMEL
A LEADER OF THE "RIDDERBUND" LETS
THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.

DR. FRrEDENcHs, WHO is RUNNING THE LID
ERAL SUNDAY SOCIETIES AND THE GARoos
SAYS THEY WANT TO DEFEAT THE RE-
PrBrIcANs ITO MAKE ROOSEVELT
LET Up ON THEM"
DR. John Friederchs, who is running both tho
Liberal Sunday Societies ard Riders CARGO
annex to Tammany Hall and has undertaken the
lob of opening the saloons in this city on sunday
denied Yesterday that he and his cola borers were
working In the interest Of the Tammany ma
chine "Tamrnany and John c. Sheehan have nos
captured us as has been charged" exclaimed the
doctor excitedly. I'VE are simply making USE Oh
Tammany Hall for our own purposes. Iammahy
is a club in our hands
What IL your object Doctor? You know that
Tammany can do nothing 10 aid you In getting
tho law changed The Republicans are the ohiy
people VINO can do that. . -.
Il know that as well as you do, was tne
answer of the vice-chairman OF the Ridueround'
"But we can make Roosevelt let up on us oy de-
featinz the Republican ticket. Nhen the Repuo'
Iicans realize our power they will not dare to go
on enforcing the Sunday law win fresioen t
election coming on We know how TO Dring then
10 terms They need NewYork to win next year.
and they will find that we can make or preax
them" -, 49,. -.
A Republican present advised the Doctor moi
20 count too much on that kind OF blufr he
told DIR Friederchs that the Republicans would
win easily next year without New-York state.
The Liberal Sunday leader looked as II a new
idea had struck him, and hurried away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
c. r. FLINT AND f. II. CASSIDY RECEUf"S

TO WIND Up THE AFFAIRS or THE KILMEh
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. WHOSE TOTAL
INDEBTEDNESS Is MORE THAN 100000
Charles r. Flint of this city. and Frank H. cas-
sidy OF Ncwburg were yesterday appointed py
Indge Cullen as receivers OF the kilmer Manu-
featuring Company, which has applied for voluntary
dissolution They are required to give BOND n
se5 900 each The insolvent concern Is IN IRON anu
stee manufacturing company at New-"ihoso'' "
anya County Thalas $. Kilmer Is president LA
hi,as smnnnt 10 sesolss 49, besides mortgage BONDS
Of over $500 600. making total Indebtedness OF more
than half million dollars There is que me cnn.
n.nv SWINE Sg 500 with a great NUMBER OF coz
tTacts still outstanding Some OF the heaviest cree
ors Of the concern are the Lincoln Nauonai Pa.ns
,hn Sc % Iron Works Of phade phia and the
Troy Stee. and Iron Works OF Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
THE ROOSTER NOT on 1T
STATE DEMOCRACY EMBLEM ABSENT
FROM THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.
THE POLICE BOARD TO LET THE COURTS SETTLE
THE MATTER-CoMMrssIoNER DISCUSS

TIE MATTER-COMMIssIONE DISCUSS
ELECTION MATTERS.
The Police Board yesterday received from secre-
tary Of State Palmer letter inclosing sample
ballo; showing the order In which the tickets should
be printed The order in which the tickets are
to be printed shown by the sample ballot IL Re-
publican party In the first column, Democratic
party next Reform Organization, Prohibition. So
ciailst-Labor. Peoples party Independent Citizens
Organization.
The resolution passed by the Police Board last
week gives the New-York State Democracy the
third column on the ballot. but the rooster ram
pant the emblem of the New-York State Demoe-
racy does not appear on the ballot forwarded by
It was decided to let the courts determine the dis
pute over the rooster.
mon chance to vote on Election Day, Commits
An9rews sa and ha hss Sf he o@ vii be on
duty at the polling places en- Election Pay. ,,u.
special officers so that all ratromen can have a
chance to vote. He suggested that some arrange
NJ" Secretary r,oDt' Bell Of the Civil Service Board re-
Gently went under Civil Service examination ,or
the place Of police surgeon only eight passed
Captain O'Keefe. of the Macdougal-s; station re:
ceived honorable mention for arrestmgi lot Of
Lang Of his command. who assisted in the raid
we're commended. colonel Grant said that many
weapons and that the, police rsked their lives on
the occasion OF the raid.
Commissioner Andrews. treasurer OF the Board.
reported at the meeting that he had received from
the commissioners of Accounts a copy OF the re-
port made to the Mayor of an examination OF the
Police Department expenditures during John {.
eheehan's term as chairman OF the Committee On
Repairs and Supplies Mr.. Andrews informed MO his MS
who submitted bids for supplies to the Commits
soners of Accounts. Colonel Grant said he would
invite bids from the firms named by the Commits
sioners of Accounts for Department supplies.
The Commissioners decided after comforting to-
eether to have 1900 ballots printed for each cleo.
lion district as the law requires that there shall
be three times the number OF ballots provided az
there are registered voters. The contract for sup
nNng printed official and sample ballots has been
awarded to Martin B. Brown. who was the lowest
bidder. His figures were $40 f2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
TO OPEN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

TIE COMMITTEE or FIFTY ACTIVELY AT WORK
FOR TIE FUSION TICKET.
The Executive Committee OF the Committee OF
Fifty had another meeting yesterday in the rooms
OF the Chamber Of Commerce and voted to give to
the Advisory Committee power to hire a secretary
and open campaign headquarters. No place for the
headquarters had been selected. but it will be in
the neighborhood Of Madison Square. The Ad-
visory Committee consists of Cornelius n. Bliss
Elihu Root. Peter b. Oney a. H. Steele and J.
Kennedy Tod.
A mass-meeting In support of the Fusion ticket
will be held in the large hall OF Cooper Union
Wednesday evening of next week under the
spices of the Committee of Fifty: James c. Carter
VIII preside. and among the speakers will be Joseph
H. Choate, Wheeler II. Peckham and Seth Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
GRlVEYARD INSURANCE FRAUDS.

FIFTEEN CASES BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF
A NORTH CAROLINA GRAND JURY.
Raleigh ~ c. Oct. Fifteen bills for forgery
false pretences and conspiracy were sent 10 tns
Grand Jury OF the Carteret County superior Court
in session in Beaufort. to-day. These are IN the
graveyard insurance frauds. the preliminary tns.s
Of which attracted much attention las. SUI
mer The State Solicitor and the attorney lor az
Reinsurance companies interested presented nn'
davis asking the removal of the trials 10 ahone'
county "a they fear that the Grand jury may me-
tate 10 act in the matter and that they cannon oo
tain Justice in Carteret. The defendants hIed
countsr-aff affidavit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
TEXAS TOWN UIPED OUT By FIRk

ONLY FEW BUILDINGS IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF
BAGwELL LEFT STANDING.
Paris Tex Oct. 22-The town OF Bagwel IN
Red River County. twenty-five miles east OF mere
was wiped by fire last night. only rev ou,,d
ings in the outskirts OF the place being ie'' sa"N
ing The loss will reach $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
MIR. FOLSOM SUCCEEDS MIR. THORNTON.

Thomas W. Folsom has been elected member
OF the Republican Campaign Committee of the
XVIII Assembly District in place of Amasa Thorn
ton resigned. Henry Blrre, the chairman. SAID
e,erdaV TN Il the committee was In fine working
order and that every member, including Thur.ow
Weed Harness was working earnestly for the who.e
RenubI"an ticket State coufty and Legislative.