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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-24
n .,h.di.. prese.,s-t Convs",ion.

BALTIMohE, May 2s-In the Metho-
dist Protestant Convention, Pittsburgh
was selected a. the place for holding the
next general conference. Consideration
was resumed of the report Of the Com
mittes on Boundaries, which was adopt
ed. The districts of Michigan, West
Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky re-
main unchanged. Other districts in the
North, South, East and West with
few unimportant changes, remain the
same.
The Committee on Missions submitted
a report. It provides that the General
Conference at the quadrennisl session
shall elect Board Of Missions, consist
ing of nine members, including three
as al Executive Committee, whose term
shall be four years, and be located In
Springfield, Ohio.
The Committee on Revision OF the
Constitution ard Discipline OF the
Church submitted an additional report,
which was considered and adopted.
The report of the Committee on
Ministerial Education, recommending
the early establishment of Theological
seminary, was recomnitted.
A resolution that the several annual
conferences or their Presidents be re-
ouested to take measures for the celebrs-
ton, in their respective districts, OF the
completion of the first halt century OF the
Methodist Protestant church, which takes
place November 18th, WAS adopted.
A resolution to appoint committee to
prepare statistical report to be inserted
in the journal of the proceedings OF the
convention, was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Re'
vision Was resumed and the rules
on the general church boards and the
duties OF pastors associate pastors, super
numersries, ministers, unstatloned minis
ters and class leaders. Adopted.
The article on the general duties OF
trustees was adopted.
Tne paper recommending that the
President and Secretary OF the conven-
ton hold the same offices in the church
until the general convention, but have
no prerogative or power to receive or sn
swer correspondence, was adopted.
The report of the Committee on Re-
vision was resumed, and the articles o.
religion, public worship, course of study
for the ministery, and Christian duties,
were adopted.
An amendment against the use Of to
bacco WAS added to the latter article.
At LIP II. the convention was still IN
session, with view of concluding before
sdjourning finally tonight.
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kuflI lIustituteti,

new YORK. May 23.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Au'trlA has Instituted
a .uit ~ the New Jersey court 10 chsu.
cery sgaIns. DR.. II. ". Buck. Il ap-
pears that some year ago when DR..
Buck was county Ihy'ic'sn Of hudi7n
county. u man, VI eglsLered hE name
a. AloysIus Molhrr. committed suicide
a. hotel a. Hob .-n. On searching
his room large amount Of money aud
other rvsIubles were ivund No friend.
appeared to claim ;he property, and the
SUR gsts sppvint"d Dr. Buck admins
traitor Of tse estste, and the H.sHts have
since been in the H.ris q! that gentle
man. It's now ssssrted that MOluers
real name Wa JCnn Runner. employed
railroad ,tlce uuder the Austrian
Government. and tina: he stole lsrge
qusntlty Of bp1d., and fed with them 70
hm.rica. ara the IDoney found u hs
room VA. the procseds of the robbery.
The .urt Il Tor the recovery Of the prop
erty
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A SATISFACTORY and probably perms-
nert arrangement has been reached be-
tween the Trunk lines to regulate the
freight rates on western bound ship
ments. A general agent is to be appoint
ed who will receive tho earnings OF all
the lines. Shippers are allowed to
choose the line over which their proper
ty shall be sent The gross proceeds will
then be distributed in the proportion OF
SO per cent. to the Fire and New York
Central, % per cent to the Pennsylvania,
snd 9 per cent. to the Baltimore and
Ohio Roads
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The Indian Famine.

CALCUTTA, May 20.-The number
srstu,tously relieved IN Madras during
the week ending May 10th shows an in
crease OF 44,39l. 1t is believed that the
numbers on the relies works have also
increased, but the returns are incomplete
There vas heavy storm of rain IN
Madras Thursday and Friday which e1-
tended finy miles inland and saved Mel
lore and Cheng glepot from water famine.
Telegrsms from various other points on
the Madras ceast report rain. Official
renorts from Mysore state that the pros.
meets are unimproved. The increase OF
pnmbers ON the relief works is about TO-.
600 Official reports from Bombay says
the increase in the numbers on shs fshei
works il 20,a82.
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r,,, The City Council take the sug-
...sa o'sbs ROOSTER and 'aa,' widen the
...s.l, ,,rI on Twelfth 'tree'' If nothing
!, done let the improvement be
81. il the pavement between Market
= =, cs.plins street. On the Mcclure
T., a,,,, ,,as Of this square there is a steady
,,..n Of pedestrians with scarcely room %
e~,s ,:,,, for two to walk abreast: The
.,,,,.o, i. narrow at best, but with the
:,,,ins steps, ralirngs, huckster
I,.,. ~. &c, &c it requires very steady
e..pc to get through at al. The
,u.r, too, is old, uneven and worn
=, ,oa il. repair a public necessity.
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RronLI, Sunday SCHOOL Union.

NEw YORK, May 23.-The forty.
eighth anniversary o. the Brooklyn Sun
dsv School Union was celebrated IN that
Cly TO dsy, and it is estimated that about
forty Thousand children participated in
il. The weather vas all that could hsve
been desired tor the event. the cnll-
dren assembled IN tseir various schools,
ard took part in some short exercises.
They then proceeded 10 :he different
churches to which they were assigned,
where hymns we're sung AID addresses
delivered. sitter which the parstes took
plsce. There were eight divisions. aud
IN each division were from SIX 70 dgtt
schools. The processioHs were secoI-
panied hv band. OF music.
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Ibe French Crisis.

LospoS. May pa 7T'>' Par's
di,p.tcb bs, the following: France Will
douo,ie.. pronounce 1Terwbelm'ngiy
ay..r,t President Machahon a. The
e'ec,j. even !! the Senate gives ms
;ori,y n favor Of dissolution, which Is
yerr q Jub.iul. The rsiu-al Of the SEN
ale 70 authorize the dissolution would IN
eu,.oiy csuse Mac Nations resighsf'on'
pair. Msy 23-Don Carlo. bss
..ste4 for Linz in Austria
Prosecutions hsve been institutsc
sgsins, the provincial papers IN NsrssI-
Is,.s and Psris for insulting Presiten:
MscMsh0n.
The La Patri< says the idea Of post
poning the exhibition Of 1878 ls seriously
entertained in consequences ot the COM
pl,cs,sd condition Of foreign Affairs, ou'
no decision has ye. been reached.
Macy Of the sub-prsfects hsVs sresignsd'
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ReductfOn Of Wages.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, May 23. a notice
was posted IN the Lehigh Valley railroad
round house, at Easton, to-day. notifying 9
the engineers OF thst road OF = proposed
reduction OF wages, TO take effect June
Isl. The following reductions will be
made: Those receiving So so per day
to be reduced u 81 10; those receiving
So % to 1890, and those receiving So OO
to 81 50. A meeting OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers will be held on
Sunday to take action on the proposed
reduction.
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Baptist Missionary Union.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 23.- At the
session OF the American Baptist Mission
sry UaiOn, the Committee on Special
Missionary Paper submitted a report re-
commencing that the existing debt OF
SAL, ,OUO be paid not by general contrac-
tion and retrenchment o! missions, or by
withdra ing from Burmah the new mis-
sion il BsrInor, but by anore universal
and larger giving. The msnseeis wore
requested to inquire whether or not some
missions might well be discontinued, or
the sake of more largely reinforcing mis-
sions o! greater promise. Report adopt
cd. A proposition TO clear OF tie who.e
debt o; $4,000 WAS received with tre-
mendous applause and sums were offered
By individuals or pledged by churches
until $4,000 were subscribed The First
Baptist church of CLEVELAND, Ohio, was
chosen as the place for the next annual
meeting.
The reports of the committees on
Asiatic and European missions, recon-
mending no abandonment OF the work,
were adopted.
The Committee on Enrolment report
ed 30i life members and l23 delegates
present. ..
Rev. Messrs. w. E Hatcher and A.
Z. Dickinson, delegates from the South
ern Baptist Convention, were invited
to the platform. President Robinson
extended true Christian fellowship
trcn every member OF the Union. They
responded briefly.
A resolution was offered and referred
to the Board of Managers providing for
the appointment o! a committee - con
Ter with like com nittee on the part OF
the Home Missionary and Publication
Societies, to prepare plan for the con-
soidation OF the several societies.
After the closing remarks by the Pres
idert, the meeting adjourned to meet AT
the call OF the Executive Committee.
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RaIttnlore Races.

BALTIMoRB, May 23.-Th" Maryland
Jockey Cub, second day; trscS good and
attendance better. First race, sweep
stakes three year olds, one mile; won by
Luci.er; Clover Brook, sccoLd; Diamond,
third. Time l:46.
Baltimore cup, all ages, tive and q
quarter miles, won by Tom OChlltreli
Preston, second; Bargod, third. Time
Ala.
The free handicap stakes, sil ages, one
and halt ml!es, WAS won by say ,ock;
Je: ifer, second; 1avoice, third. Time
2;42t,
The fourth race, mile heats, sll ages,
was won By RsPPahannocS; Partner
ship, second; Gale, disisncej IN first hest.
Time Lac, l:47.
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sexereS,orm Near Mason City, w. VIZ.

MASON CITY, w. VA, May D.
About two miles from here, yesterday
evening, during storm, there prevailed
u fearful whirlwind telling trees in the
forests, pulling up fruit trees by their
roots and damaging wheat and rye. 1t
was about one-half a mile in width and
swept almost every thing before it. II
continued about fifteen minutes, until
the storm had almost ceased, and was
SAID to have been the most violent whirl-
wind that ever passed over this section.
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ID sscendsncy in the counssls Of the

ed ascsndency IN the counssh OF tns
Porte.
The Daily TLegrspHs Pera dispatch,
ssys portion Of the Ardshsn garrison
took the rosd to Ardan utsch, having cut
its way through the Russian column
which endesvored to interceptit
The Russians are said TO have closed
in upon the rear of Bstoum, which 10
once more seriously threatened.
LONDON, Msy pa dispatch 70 the
Duiy Telegram ANNOUNCES thst the
Austrian governments attention Is
rIv!ted on the increasing agitation In
Hungary. There is 50 eager clsmor Tor
War among all classes.
TIE Daily Netos' Bucharest special re-
ports that st six o'clock on Tuesday
morning the Turks fired from Rahovs
81 an Austrian steamer, which, alter
several shots, caught fire.
CoSsrAsTINoPLE, May % The COM
man der oi the Ardshsn garrison will be
court msrtislled.
The Turkish account of the taking of
Ardshan admits loss OF 800 killed and
wounded.
The horses belonging to sli the civil
and military tunctionsries have been
requisitioned for the army.
BERLIN, May 23.-The North German
Gazette says that Russis has declared to
Tunls that il military or orpecuniary aid Is
rendered TO the Sultan. the Bey must
prepare to see his capital bomosrded.
The Tunis government is also disquleted
by the concentration Of French troops Oh
the frontier.
VIENNA, May pa dispatch to the
Nelos from Cettlnge says that II SAID
that Montenegro has postponed the re
commencement of hostilties until the
Russians have actually crossed the
Danube
RAGUsA. May 2S.-Seversl Mlrid'te
lnsurrecticnsry leaders were arrested
near Glinbigne BY Turks while on their
way TO Montenegro to concert commu-
nication with the Prince. Great excite
ment prevails IN Mlridsts.
LONDON, May 23.-1be Tunes Bach-
Arrest correspondent telegraph rs ."Iso"s:
Grand Duke Nicholas has been stopping
here some days, and II is asserted that
he has remarked that he intends u
enter Constantinople 10 make the Turks
feel that they are crushed, although ne
does not intend 10 retain the city
There is a firm belief here among well
informed persons that M implied, II
not clearly defined, understanding
exists between Russia, Germany,
Italy and the court party in Austrl" Is
IN accord with the other eastern poten.
Lates. The Hungarlsn elrment IL, oi
course, hostile, but utterly powerless 10
oppose such condition. Many inclienl'
NAV be construed into confirmation oi
the above oeliei, tho most important, per
naps, being the pcrcmpt"ry closing "'
Danube navigation by Russia alter th'
Turks had promised TO allow uninter
rupted neutral commerce, and the re-
Gently developed movement OF the Ru'
sian troops west ward OF position heyonc
which tbs ant Russian element OF EIroI
had virtually decided they should not e
without remo1strsnC".
LONDON, May q. A Vienna CORES
poLdent reports that the Turkish troop
which flod IRON Ardshan have been de
fested IN the mountains near ksrs.
The same corres spondent states tha
notwithstanding the most c"mplet
preparations the passage OF the Danube
not expected before the Sth OF June. Tn
Car will probably witness the rrepsra
tIons at Ibrall or Turns.
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Eclectic Medical Association.

COLUMBUS, May 23.-Tbe State
Eclectic Medical Association held Its
seventh annual convention here 10 day.
About fifty persons were present. A
number of interesting papers were sub
ml,ted and discussed. TWENTY-FIVE new
members were admitted to membership
and measures were adopted looking to
the material prosperity and increase OF
tho association
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Ngw YoRK, May 23.-MoSrr-
At 202i per cent. Prime msr-
camille pnper ..ta.4! per cent. Gu
toms receipt, $4,000. The Assktnnt
Treasurer dsharsed $4,000. Clesrings
sl2OoO,oO0. Specie engagements Tor
tomorrow fG5O,OOO. Sterling steady for
sciusl busir ess; long 4S7i; short 4s9i.
GoLp-Opened and closed At 1857,
with sales IN the interim nj lO7. Carry
ing rate. per cent and borrowing sl
t(al per cent, fiat and per cent,
SILvER-At London 5Id. Here, oil.
yer bars At l26t greenbrcks; lls, gold;
silver com I per cent discount.
GovERSNEsTs-Quie and arm.
RAILRoAD BoSps-Acuve and gen.
orally strong.
S-ATE BoSDS-Steady.
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N, time to muzslethe mouths
''' a,;o, worthless, prowling dogs
- :. ,.., the city OF Wheeling and are
~ ..1 a, the expense, in many in
families whose children are
f' h-ssd. We would recommend
go" ,tnuzsle that will close their
-, :. and their windpipes at the same
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kses ford Csart Hssss Das.sser.

CHICAGO, Mxy %. The TribssSs
Rockford, Ills, special says that the cor
oners jury tonight after thirteen days
work, rendered . verdict in the court
house case which is fully sustained BY
the public opinion. They nnd h. L.
Gay, the architect, through neglect to
provide for the great amount Of weight
called for to complete the building 90.
coriiug to tie plans, is guilty OF the
death Of the deceased; that the Board OF
Supervisors failed TO use the necessary
caution in examining the plans and
specifications, and acted unwisely In rot
procarins = competent architect 70 super
intend Its construction.
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Var Material for Russia.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-W T. Gar
re,t & Co. have been supplying Russian
corvette Jspaneze, row IN the haroor
expecting soon to sail under sealed or.
ders, with quantity OF material. 1t is
understood to consist manly Of torpedo
cases, though the firm and otieers o. the
Japsneze are iBdisposed to give informa-
tion on the subject.
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CHICAGO, May 23.-FIour-Dull and
tending townwsrd; Nnn"O'. cItrs
s. jOGalO 20; western do IS 7j,a,s 10;
Minnesota pAten! process 50 2jGy
IL 80. winter extra $40 OONglI -.
Wheat-Heavy, weak md lower. NJ. 2
Chlcsgo sprlng 81 47i cash; 81 1870
4st seller June; II ~ seller July; re-
isctad 81 03. COfn-Actiys and lower
At 46ic c.sh; 4sic ,eIler Mvy; 4sic ,eIlsr
June; 49I@i9!c seller july; rejected
43tc. Oau-Dull and lowsr 1T 3JIc
ca,h, SOC seller June. Hys-DIlI aud
unchanged q. 70r Bsrley-Qais. and
unchanged. Pork--in fsir demand;
cash higher and opton. lower; sI3 70tJ
10 IS cash; tl3 GCDl3 s2i seller June;
l8 75Gl3 II! seller July. Bulk Mss,s
Dull and lower ~ cell; boIea shoulders
Sc; short rib 7tc; ,hoft clear 7:'. Lard
Q4iet but erm 81 ~ 2j ca'a; - 26
seller July. Whisky -Strady and IN
far demand At 81 07.
On call board Wheat-Wesk and
lower ht 81 81! seller Jane Corn -
Heavy al 4stc seller June Osn I'm
changed. Pork Heavy sttI3 50 ,.l!sr
jane; tl4 sOl4l3 ozt te'lcr July. Lard
-Wesker =: 81 2ota,7 26 seller Jun".
MILwAUxEG, May @.-Flour- Dui.
WnesL-UnssIlled, No Hllsagt .
81 20; No. : Milwaukee 81 81;
seller Juns 81 G2i seller July 81 -;
No. sli2 Corn-Dull ard lower;
40. z, iGc. Oau-Loseri No z 3sc.
Rye-Spminslly Io~er; So.l slr. Bar
isy-InsctiTs, No. = spring SIC; NO. 3
4s4c.
TOLEDO, May 22.-f.oar - IulI
Whcat-D1Il; amber Michigan ,pDt
81 81: seller June 81 eSl1l 70; 20. 2
am,er 81 81; No z r.d 81 ". Corn
-Closed ,,sadier; higo IHixaa 6l3c: No.
2 spot 5Itc; Keller Juas 6li962c;
seller July 64tc; seller Aagus: 5slc; r'-
iced 4ec; damaged s0e. oss-DulI:
white 47c.
S.z YoEx, MAY W.--Dry Good
The trade rnoveD eni is still slow. Cot.
tons 10 light demand, but fairly steady
in hrst hands. UsnIns sod dyed ducks
frm. Rrtnu qsist. except low grade
.ancie,, which are dong well. Lawns.
corded jsconev ana o:gsDdiss bore &C.
tive. Heavy woolens for msnS wear
IN moderate request
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Boston Races.

BosToS, Msy 23.-At Mystic PARK to
dav. the race :or the 2:Z7 class Sss won
by Lsdy Ts1ey, Joe Ripley second, ard
Flora Belle third. Lsurs Williams sLd
James q Blame were clstancej. lime,
2:25, 1924 and 2.2si. During the sec
ond heat Blame ielI dead, having rup-
tured blood vessel. He is valued at
$1,000
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Saratoga Launch Di isRster.

CHEsTER, Pa, May % The inquest
in the case OF the,victims of the Saratoga
launch began this morning. A large
number of witnesses were examined who
test fed that every possible precaution
was taken; that the men were warned
in time to get beyond danger, and that II
the vessel had not been cut loose at the
tine she WAS, many more lives would
have been lost.
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Shooting AnraS.

SIN Cook, May 2s-At Bow, this
morning. William Flanders. aged II.
shot his tather in-lsw, George 4. Anstus.
with gun, the charge entering hu neck
and tearing it TO pieces, and by the same
charge blowing one OF his mothers hands
OF Flanders WAS ihtoNlcsted.
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(i1y of RrUSSels.

PHILADELPHIA, Msy 25.-The steam
ship Ohio, which arrived to-day, reports
ths; on the 18th inst. she spoke the
steamship City of Brussels under sail and
all we'll.
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Don Carlos Requested 10 Leave


LoSDeN, May 25-The Pail Mall
Ga.. tie has Paris dispatch saying that
President MscMshcn has requested Don
Carlos to leave France to.night-
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SnoUStOrnI.

OTTIvA, Msy PA telegram from
Bonnechero, Upper Ontario, ssys 8 sRoW
storm prevailed there for two hours this
morning. Weather cold.
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Base Ball.

ERIE PA May 23.-Eries 4; Phila-
delphla Athletics 8.
C1NCISNATL May 2s.-Cincinnati, 1;
RartfordA 5.
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SroCKs-The market WAS comparative
" firm in early DEALING. aud prices Hd-
Nnnccd in the general lIst, but alter
fresh call weaker feeling set ip. and
there WAS decline ranging iron l 10 2
per cont. alter midday there wm =
a sharp pressure Ia sell, especially In
trunk lines. This movement WAS bas.d
on the dispatch from Chicago that tie
New York Central hsd reduced psssen.
ger fares tO Sl6 10 New York,
in sequence of fast train .n tho
PennsyvsnIs road. This was followed
by report that the pooling arrange
nent had fallen through and that tho
railroad war would be Teopcned. Tho
market after the second call rallied ! to
I per cent froR the extreme low prices
current st midday, nut towards the cio,o
became weak again and the lowest prices
oi tho day were mndo IN the tiBal deal.
lngs. There were some heavy
.alca OF long stock and tho tears
wcr" also pIttlng out short lin y
which dragged the market down. Pitls.
burlh sold nj 81! decline of u per
ceut from last reported snlcs. Tho
transactions on the Stock Exchange az.
grcgatcd 23i 600 shares, Of which "a 900
were New York Central, Go 900 Lake
Shore, $500 North western. 5000 Rock
Island, 5000 Delaware. LnckawsnrR
and We.terr. 1900 New Jersey CeutraI.
1900 Michigan Central, 1900 West
crn Union, 5000 Pacific Mail and 5000
Delaware aud Hudson.
The report that Delaware and Hudson
wall sell 100, 900 tons OF coal on Wednes-
day is denied on authority.
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New HAVEN, Conn, Msy 2S-Whlle
cleaning sewer on Franklin street.
Patrick Farrell WAS overtsken by
food ot water caused by sudden fall OF
rain and was drowned before aid could
resch him. A companion narrowly
escaped
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Died

Rochester, n Y, May 23.-W. Ii.
Z. Hosmer, poet, died At Avon this morn
lny.
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Itheelins geeister'
.,,,,i ,.,t.rtay at 1861

,,,,r to.dcy '0'H b partly
r. "a ,or.A~!y Di"ds and '0''r
~ '''
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.,.,s.t to voto to day for q very
,.,, judicial officer
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a. Gxo. Il. PENDLEroS Will
I'' rt.,s u 10. United States Senator