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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-06
LOWELL TO BE RECALLED.
The Administration aud the Half
Breeds Report Of the Guiteau Case
Postal Notes.
NpFciGl DMpVcd !" NE R"g@ier.

Np,riai Dhprich t the Register.
WASHINGTON. April 1T is rumOred
here that Minister DWELL is to be recalled,
ON the ground that lie has not acted with
sufficient energy and decision in regard to
the release OF American citizens imprison-
ell in Irelani. Ii the rumor be true, and
there l. excellent ground for SO believing,
you can rely on hearing another llalf.breed
howl as Lowell belongs to that faction.
However, so small 4 thingas one additional
office don't amount too much, and it is
pretty we'll understood that the President
has male up his mind to take care of his
frieu Is and let the Hali-breeds take care OF
themselves.
Nine thousand copies Oi the report OF the
GuiteaU trial are 10 be printed by the gov
ernment. and the report is to include the
history of the ease from the arrest OF the
assassin down tn his appeal 10 the Court in
BanC, and will be distributed by members
OF Congress.
The Committee on POStottiCes has decided
to report a bill authorizing the issue OF a
postal note tor sum, of s. and less to cost
three cents instead Of ten, as now charged
for a money order. The note will differ
from a money order in these respects: No
written application is to be required from
the remittcr. and the process of purchasing
is thereby much simplitied. 1t is to be
issued for a sum less than s. without al
vice. 1t is payable to the bearer either at
the issuing office or at the office drawn
upon. 1t will be valid for three months, at
the expiration of which time duplicate
can be issued by the PoStOttlce Department
urOn the production of the invalid postal
note and upon the payment by the holder
of IN additional Tee of three cents. A du-
plicate cannot he issued Of postal note ii
il be lost or destroyed. G..
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A COUNTY SEAT TRANSFER.
by Large Force Of Men
After Serious Fighting.

ClnrLLAc. MI,u, April 5.-The final
transfer of the county seat OF Wexford
county from Manton TO Cadillac has been
effected. Sheriff Densham, with twenty
assistants. went by special train to Manton
to remove the county offices and reports to
this place. He was met by two hundred
Manton inhabitants and driven OIL before
all the property had been secured. lie re-
turned for reinfOrcements and secured two
hundred men headed by band of music
Orders were given not 10 use unnecessary
force nor to destroy private property
Manton. in the meantime. had rallied and
intended to hold the fort. The sheriff
finally succeeded in breaking in doors and
windows through which he secured all the
county property. A large number on both
sides received slight injuries from knives
and clubs. This ends one OF the worst local
troubles ever known in Michigan.
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FIRE RE CORD.

Nur1a ArTIE.'Eo L,sS., April 5.-f!ic
large jewclry cstab .shmcnt Of l.. X. Dan
bar, and Boston a lIicr>, late Stephen
~ Richardson, was burned this morning.
The following is n list of those completely
burned out Stephens, Richardson & Co.
Tottrn Bros, Ashton, Schoileld 4 Co,
Somcs, Bodge 4 Christy, +. :. Bailey < Co,
Clarke 4 Coomhs. J. J. n J. VI. Richards.
and Marsh & Bizney-all manufacturing
jewellers. Loss. S!5000l. Two hundred
and fifty jewellers are thrown out OF work.
MEMPHIS, April "A fire, yesterday, ut
Friars Point, Miss, burned Alcorn & Co. y
general store. T. e. Dickinson'S general
store. and samuel Robcrtson's saloon.
AlCorn and Dickinson were partially in
sured in Boston. Philadelphia and New Or
leans Compauics
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Aoueer Express Package.

CIyUxxATI, April "A Gazette Lima. o.
special saws: A box started from Chicago
10 Philadelphia, last night, marked choice
flowers" II attracted the attention OF the
messenger, and when near Van Vert the
messenger examined the box, and found
the leg OF man. Fearing robbery, he
stopped the train and called for help The
box contained a man equipped with flask
of whiskey. twelve bottles OF beer and
few biscuits. He gave his name IS Jerry
McAuley. and said his friends chose that
way of getting him through cheaply. The
man is held at Van Vert for identification.
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Y.nr,ee, Financial Faet..

The capital Of the new bank To sue.
ceed the tnion Generate Of Parisis fixed
at 30,0O0,00 francs.
BY means Of fine rec konins, the in.
come Of Mr.. Jay GOnh has been found
TO be 81 per second.
Messrs... Joseph Rodgers 4 Sons, Of
English cutlery fame, paid last year q
dividend Of IL per cent.
France exceeds all other nations in the
amount of her indebtedness, which Is
reported as s. S29, ss22. .sss.
For sixteen lots in the rear Of the
Grand Opera House, Mr. Jay Gould
pays, it is understood, 81 ,OOo,0O.
The grinding ofleafsumae In Virginia,
amounting in the past year to about
ZOO tons, represented $40, 90.
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THE CHINESE TREATY.
The L. y. Commissioners Says u Suspen.
sion OF Thiriy-Three Years Was Con.
IemnlntptI

SAN FrNNcISco, April 5-The CaN pub.
fishes an interview with Jno. f. Swift, ex'
Treaty Commissioner to China. who says,
regarding the twenty wears suspension
clause of the Chinese bill, that the COM
miSSionerS of both countries contemplated
a considerable longer period When discus
sing the terms of the treaty. The Chinese
commissioners understood, even better
than we did, the problem CT our competition
in labor. and were willing TO agree to the
means of relief. The time al suspension
was thoroughly discussed, aud it was agreed
that a suspension OF thirtythree years, or
one generation, would be necessary to rem
edv the evils complained Of. fully hoped
the suspension could have been proposed
for thirty years. and the Chinese govern
ment would not have consi lrred the faith
of the treaty trc,paSted on. ii it had been
made fifty years or more.
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but did not know where. 1t was only 8
question OF who should shoot first, Jesse OF
us. Wetried to get him to his own house
and he did come there twice, but was not
at home either time, and nothing was done.
know where Frank James is, but don't
propose TO tell just now; at least he is
somewhere East. Frank will revenge
Jesse's death, and somebody connected
with the affair will undoubtedly be killed.
This matter is not yet ended
ST. yosSPH, Mo-, April 5.-The body of
Jesse JagAeS was shipped from this city on
the7 clock train OF the Hannibal and St.
Joseph railway, this evening, in company
of Marshal Craig, OF this city, and the
family OF the dead desperate, consisting OF
l.. w. James, a cousin of Jesse, Il. T.
Mimms, the widows brother, Mrs. Sam
uels and the two children. 1t will be taken
to kearney, Clay county, Mo. and buried
on the James homestead, tomorrow.
There has been considerable OF wran-
gle over the remains between II. II. Craig,
Police Commissioner of Kansas City, Sher
if Timberlake, of Clay county, and the To-
cal authorities, who insisted upon seeing
the body placed in the keeping of the rela-
tions instead of being taken to Kansas
City. The body was officially turned over
to Mrs. James by Coroner Hedden, this
Ol lIOIll lIC 'ldliu
Jury of Buchanan county, and the dispatch
of Governor Caitteuden.
The jam on the depot platform this even
ing, as the relatives stepped from their con-
veyances. :, so take the train, was tremea-
dous. Mrs. Samuels was the most conspic-
-uous personage in the throng. She
insisted upon having an official escort from
this city, fearing that all attempt would be
made to take the body from the train at
Kansas City.
The commission sent up by Gov. Critten-
den, including Matte Collins, Dick Littles
wife, arrived at a late hour last night.
viewed the remains and identified them as
those OF Jesse James.
The Ford boys are close prisoners
at the county jail. ard when interviewed
this morning, they betrayed n nervous
anxiety about their fate.
Up to within twelve hours ago they did
not seem to realize the gravity Oi their sit
uatiOn, but to-day Robert confessed to
reporter that if he had known that he
would he thrown into 4 dingy cell, he
would not have killed Jesse. The arms and
jewelry found in the outlaws home are in
the hands OF the POLICE, who refuse to sur
render them until t1ie question OF their
ownership has been fully determined. The
household effects will be sold to the high
est bidder.
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A CONardIN Murder.

PrrrsBrROH, April 5.-Last night shortly
after eight O'Clock, George Jones. young
negro. Shot and fatally wounded another
negro. named John Foster. Jones had
sworn to he even with Foster for interfer-
ing in a fight carly IN the day. AT the hour
stated, while Foster was standing on Water
street, Jones came up and shot him in the
back. The wounded man is still alive, but
is rapidly sinking. and the physicians say
he can not recover. Jones managed TO make
his escape after the shooting, and has not
Vet been ComDrehendei
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MASoN'S CASE.
Shipherd-New Pateut-New Postoniee,

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON. April 5.-Secretary Lincoln
does not agree with Judge Advocate Gen
eral Swain. as to the Mason case, and the
matter has been referred to the President
Tor his decision However, the haJeas corpus
case is progressing, and the Supreme Court
will decide the question.
Shipherd has so far recovered as to be
able to appear before the committee, today,
but nothing of interest was ELECTED.
Among the patents issued this week, was
one to Charles ". HenshSw, of Middle
way, W. Va, for machine for sharpening
mower and reaper knives.
A POstOShee haa been established at
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lhIengs E1eetiSas.

Cmc, $50, April a-Coinplete; bat not o.;
fetal returns sho~ thst the Connal VII
stand Ig penocrsis IL Hopubiicsns. z
soriali,,, and / independent The present
CounciI IL Republiean b. q small majority.
In North lows all the Democrsts sfs
elected by ssjorities ranging from 2,9Is 70
4554 In south Town the Repubiicans
elect Drake, Assss-lr. and rper, Superb
s1r. and the Democrats elsct adams, Cole
tor and DriseeIl. Clerk. The msjonues
range from 6s} 10 Gs In West Town -
Denocrats elected eli their candidssee
maIorities ranging from s5 70 Sa ~
average Democratic majority In the ciU -
10 the whole would be about 3,su
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sentence o1the lower court against Maroon
Boland, ex-Police Commissioner, who was
fined five hundred dollars for similar
offense. These convictions arise ont of the
recent fight on the gamblers by Governor
thomson, who procured the passage OF an
act making Gamblinga felony and insisted
on thelenforcement OF the law. The affida-
Wits upon which the above charges were
sustained imputed corrupt and venal mo-
tives to the Ex-Governor, and were designed
by the gamblers to injure his character.
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KILLED t,v NeWro$s.

EwropI,, kss. April Two negroes
named Walter and Briggs, assaulted q. o.
Babb. at Strong City, about midnight. last
night and fred two pistol balls through
his lungs, producing mortal wounds. The
negroes were arrested. Whisky was the
cause Of the row.
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Studenl Fatally Shst.

Arcrsr,. Ca, April lin Athens,
Walter Eoundtrec, University student.
was fatally shot by = Johnson and Enoch
Echols, Cslored. Great excitement pre-
walls.
A special To the Clr"aicic dpd CpaSifhion-
nInf says Three hundred armed negroes
surrounded the Jail last night. No attempt
To release the prisoners was made. The cit.
izens are calm and determined. The stu
dents are quiet, and the professors doing
everything to keep them down. The streets
tonight are filed with negroes, who seem
defiant. The Mayor detailed fifty citizens
10 guard the Jail. and bloodshed Is apprr.
hended. The Mayor has summoned tho
rinpleaders To appcar at Court.
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Disaster 20 steamboat. nj bismarck

BI,MAR' -, u. T.. April The river here
fell four feet last night. owing to the gorge
which formed about the bridge II fell 50
rapidly that all the boats at the Bismarck
lcvee are hard aground and carecned over.
Telegrams from Forts IiufOrd and Steven
son report the ice moving ont and the river
rising slowly. II will require big rise 10
float the boats here. When the gorge first
formed the water recedcd eighteen inches
in fifteen minutes
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NOt n Land Lacquer.

IoNpoS. April 5.-Patrick J. Smyth,
member of Parliament for Tippcrary. re.
plying to the Tipperary commissioners CEN
suring his Parliamentary action says:
Cease your babbling about things yon do
not understand. IL you are not utterly
lost to every sense OF patriotic and human
feeling, weep for land reduced to con-
diton OF savagery see the recent outrages
and receive your curses for the league Of
hell which has brought all this ruin and
shame upon our nation
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MaSOn's Case.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Secretary OF
War, in report to the President on the
case of Sergeant Mason, takes issue with
the Judge Advocate General on the ques-
ton of the validity of the sentence.
Attorney General Brewster and Judge
Advocate General Swain were served with
notices to show cause before the U. S.
Supreme Court, April 18th, why writ OF
habeas corpus should not be granted in the
case ei Sergeant Mason.
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prsss. si.sos.

TO sum Il up, six loog yeara ef bsd-Fid
don sickness. costing $50 per year, toeal
N ooo-sll of this eIpeDse was stopped -
three Bottles OF Hop Bitten taken y NJ
wife. bbe has done her own housegofk
for yesr since. without the loss Of ~.
and want everybody 70 knax ik ff
beueRt-G x Farmer.
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Frcigilt Rates.

New YurK. April ) 5-CUmmissionrr Fink.
Yesterday. issued notice stating that on
account OF the impossibility OF perfccting
arrangements for the maintenance Of live
stock and dressed beef rates before the lph
Of April. the standing committee had
agreed TO postpone the advance Of rates
until that tituc
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ROxarttus Shooting,

CIScENSATr, April 5.-Captain A. II.
Bogarius, to-day made an attempt TO shoot
500 clay pigeons in thirty minutes for a
WAGER Of $3.50, the pigeons to have ten yards
rise. thrown from six traps. He shot jOl
in thirty-iour minutes and seven seconds.
He expressed q dorbt at the beginning,
saying he had never undertaken such n
task There was large attendarc" Of
spectators.
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Gen. Pope on the indian Outbreak.

WASHrNaToN. April 5.-General Pope, tel,
egraphing from Fort LeavenwOrth. April
ID. saws: The Indians cannot live on re-
duced rations. The only legal act that the
military can do is TO make them starye
peaceably, a most inhuman act. Is It IN
tended by the government TO force these
unhappy creatures To starve in peace
There will be a fearful responsibility some
where. | would rather suffer anything
than see gn Indian outbreak 50 inexcuSa.
bic. unjust and fraught with such dreadful
consequence> There is no reason in II.
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rou,d Murdered IN the h,reet.

MILwAvKKK. April 5.-A man named
Patrick Mechan was found dead at Area.
dia. Wisconsin. this morning In the street
in front OF a house occupied by man
named Cole An examinntin showed
Meehan To have been SllOi through the
bowels and pounded on the head with .
hammer No clue TO the murdcrcrs.
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Killed tu M Anray.

DrrroIr, April AT vuSsar, last night,
barber named Alexander bingham had
an anray with man named VIM. Alton, in
q billiard room. The latter was stsbbed
twice in the breast near the heart, snd his
recovery !, doubtful. Dingrunn was ar
rested
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Frank James Oh Hand.

ST. Lofts, April 5.-Dispatchcs from s..
Joseph say it is believed by good many
there that Frank James is in that vicinity,
with some OF his old gang, and that the
Ford boys believe Frank has the nucleus of
anew band in the neighbOrhood
Charley Ford says the watch and dia
mond ring found with the other jewclry in
JesSeS house were taken from Lawyer
Roundtree and his daughter. when Jesse
robbed the Mammoth Cave stage, in Ken
tuCkV, last wear.
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Stptke Ended.

Ctxcrxx,1r. o., April 5.-Tbe GasetteS
Canton. o.. special says: The 300 striking
workmen at the safe factory will resume
work tomorrow, having accepted the old
rates offered by the employers.
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TIE eminent physician, J. Marion Sims.
N. d.. New York: II am convinced thar
Prof Dsrby's Prophylactic Fluid Is most
valuable disinfectant."
For SMALLPOX and other contagious dis
eases use Darby's Propkylactic Fluid Per
sons waiting on the sick should use IL free
Iy. 1t will prevent smallpox. scarlet fever.
d;ph,heria or any contagious disease from
spreading. and the worst cases will y,eid 70
is purifying and cleansing eHsetA.
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RAILROAD ASSOCIATION CONTINUED.
The Westerp Trsak Lises DeebAe -
Retain she CS0Oisst00.

Csrc.eo. April 5.-The Western Trunk
Lines Passenger Association has decided
10 continue It's organization. IL Was urged
that in case the association was discon-
tinued the Eastern trunk lines might como
In and demand a restitution 0f the money
paid 10 the various roeds in the ss-ociatigo
during the past year for arrssragss. Tho
Western line. would also he punished By 9
further discrimination in emigrant and
other traffic. Mr.. W. H. Hinon ws reelect-
ed Commissioner aadaa increase In salary
was voluntarily voted him. He has thers.
fore decided not 10 accept the poSition o.
General Freight and Pssssn1sr Agent q
the st. Paul and DIluLh road.
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chance for Judxe Iysrk.

MILwarEEE April 5.-Wni. Toshswsy
has been arrested q, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
for committing rape on n II yesr-old
daughter Of his brother. II Is expected
that an attempt 10 lynch ToshaSay will 10
,,,u uIr -
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Run Over and KiiLed.

krysER, W. Va, April j.--An unknown
man was killed by No. going cast, this
evening, about two miles ives, OF this
place. lie is supposed 20 have been .
tramp. y.
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Morgan City Overlooked.

MORGAN CITY, La, April 5.-The business
houses are nearly all closed. and the water
in town is from2 2 to IL feet deep. The
total rise here is "a inches above that OF
1874, and % inches above that OF 1861, and
IL inches above the immense overflow OF
1909
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A TEN YEAR BILL.
and wIIIHe Sign il:

WASHINGTON, April 5.-SenatOr Miller
of california has introduced another anti
Chinese bill. 1t is the same as the vetoed
bill, except that provides for the SuSpen-
sion oil immigration for ten years. He
saws he expects other notifications to be
made in the committee, with a view Of
making the bill conform as nearly a. prac-
ticable, to the Presidents views, a. out
lined in his veto.
Mr.. Miller says the opponents OF Chinese
immigration will press the new bill with
vigor, hoping to pass it at once and to OBJ
tain the residents approval. He says the
Pacific Coast people. now that they cant
get what they think is right and what they
want. will accept the best law they can get.
There is an impression that the PreSi-
dent will approve bill that SuspendS I'M
migration for only ten wears, but nobody
seems able tO state how il originated. There
i no good authority which assumes
TO have heard the President so
say. and some members OF Congress
who supported the vetoed bill, express
doubt aS 10 the Presidents approval of a
ten year bill. They say there is nothing
in his veto to indicate a willingness to ap-
prove such measure. but upon the i'm
preston that he might do 50, the bill con-
tanning ten years suspension has been in
trOduCed.
The friends OF the vetoed bill in the Sen
ate. admit that there is no chance to pass
the bill over the Presidents veto, and they
will endeavOr to have it referred to the
Foreign Relations committee, with view
of having another bill agreed To and report
ed aS soon ~ possible.
Another Chinese Bill.
WNSHrNorON. April 5.-Scnator Farley
has prepared bill to restrict Chinese I'M
migration, which he will Introduce, to-day,
IL is the same as the vetoed bill, except
that il >uSpcndS Chinese Immigration for
sixteen, instead OF twenty years.
Cabinet Gossip.
1t is stated, with much pOsitivcneSs, that
TcllerS nomination for Secretary OF the
Interior. and VIM. T.. Chandler for SeCre-
tary OF the Navy, will be sent into the SEN
atr to day. Chandler was sent for to visit
the White House this morning
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Election Returns.

SrRTxcFIELD. Ill. April 5.-Complete re-
turns on the city election show that the
Republicans elect the mayor, six OF the
nine aldermen chosen. and four OF the
seven supervisors. The Democrats elect
the rest OF the CITY ticket
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prpi,hing Aaidasit Makers.

ST.. LOUIS April 5.-John d, Black ha-
been found guilty by the jury OF making
corrupt voluntary oath slande,ing e ana De
fsming Ex-Governor Charles z. Johnson
and fined one thousand dollars.
The Court Of Appeals has decided Tue
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Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, p. l., April 5-Reports from
various parts of the State, indicate the Re-
publican State ticket is elected by the
usual majority, and Legislature largely Re-
publican.
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spain and n. Labor Troubles.

MADRID, April j.-Thc Spanish Senate.
Yesterday passed vote Of confidence in
the government that il will maintain order
in Catalony. The shops and manufacto-
ries remain closed throughout the pro-
vince
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OofYaRSA,

DALLAS, Texas, April Edward Gray.
(coIored). was arrested. charged with out
raging white girl, years old. who wzs
seriously injured.
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, city Council Of BOrdentOwn, y.
-. FUSED 70 give a license to any
,,,Is or saloons. The licenses
to-day. and hereafter no liquor
..if8 be sold.
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Pei Office R0hbers.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 5.-A G.,.,t,e
Texas special say: The Postofiice at Meria
was burglarzed Of 800, Tuesday night, and
and an attempt made 10 burn the building.
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...,r.I Irish girls, all under -
.r-r recently landed in New
mu tnr steamer City of Mon
N.a male passenger was on
Ever, girl had a situation pro-
l.r ly 81 society organized
IgH'~y.
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/ State of New York is fast becom-
,rchi.,p,JruIcm producing centre
country. The product of her oil
IL Uow 2Dwu barrels per day.
sny produces lF,OOO barrels and
itU-u, county ioou barrels. The
20. of the state is one-third of
IT,. T.. prrlurt Of America.