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kseansr YsundereA.

The steamer Navarro, bound from Copen-
bagenio Lertb, foundered during thr gale
Yesterday. There were 81 persons, mostly
emigrants, on board, only l6 Of whom were
saved.
Survivors give the following account OF
the loss OF the steamer Tuesday: When
200 miles from Christianssnd the Navarro
was struck by Q heavy sea, The cargo
shifted End On Wednesday the forehold
nniiled. When fishing smack approached
the Navarro, ten men took . boat and
boarded the smack; letting the small boat
sdriit. The smack sailed around the sink.
ing steamer, but having no boat Sas unable
TO render assistance. The emigrsn6 n the
meantime were clinging TO the rigging. me
sea washing over them. 10 short umo,
another smack arrived. Fifteen Of the Ne.
varre's men endeavored 10 reach her In
another boat but it was swamped and all
were drowned. The steamer arrived only
in time TO rescue six persons who we're
struggling in the water while the Navarro
was laundering.
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Kate Chase,s Successor.

RICHMOND, Va. March 9.-Ex-Governor
VIM. Sprsgue, of Rhode Island, was mar
ried tonight in Staunton, TO Mrs. Dora
Inez Calvert, Of Grsedbrier county, ". Va.
There was some difficulty in obtaining a
license, neither party being actual resi-
dents Of Staunten. and the Governor was
considerably perplexed for some time be-
fore the necessary papers were obtained.
The Sride is native of Connecticut, but
has been living in West Virginia for Ii
O'Clock tonight.
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The Dskes Case.

UsIoSrows, Pa, March 9.-Ths Dukes
case did not proceed this morning - ex
pected. A felony case had TO be dispesed
Of first, and as It was entitled 10 an Oyer
and Terminer jury, Il was taken up, % that
the Dukes trial would BE- the only ons 70
naming on the weeks docket OthefWtse
the pansl would have TO be recalled next
week. As it is, the Dukes jury will nov
be impanneled and al the rest OF the jurors
will be discharged. The work of selecting
q jury viii proceed the hrst thing tomorrow
morning.
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LOOKING FOR PATIENTS
A Benevolent Doctor, with Other Peo:
pies Cash, on a Cruise.

STEUBENvILLE, o., March 9.-Some time
ago gentleman came to this city and made
acquaintance quite readily. He was known
as DR.. S. A. Mattison, and succeeded in
gaining the confidence Of quite a number
of people in the county. He became init
mate with lady at Mingo, to whonS he
was to have been married two weeks ago.
On the 10Th Of February he hired horse
ard buggy from John Beltz, iyeryman,
for the ostensible purpose of going
10 Amsterdam to visit some
patients, to return in ten days. He took
an overcoat, the property of the young
lady's father, and a small amount CT jewell
~ belonging to the lady. Upon leaving
the city he drove to the residence of far
mer named Wallace, near McCoy's station,
with whom he was acquainted, and sue.
ceeded in borrowing from him 500, under
the prete1t that he was about 10 open q
drug store at Mingo. He has not been
heard of since, and Mr.. Beltz has offered q
reward OF $50 for his arrest and conviction.
Ii has been learned that his father is ply
sicisn in Philadelphia, Pa, and that he
has sister living at Cory, Pa.
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The DUTCH GOVERNORS APOLOGY.
An Explanation OF the Firing at the
steamship Valencia.


NEw NOgs, March 9-The steamship
caracas, Of the Red Letter D Line, has ar
rl7ed from Curacoa. Capt Hopkins re-
ported at the office OF the owners, Messrs.
DaLett BJuiton Il Co, OF No. 135 Pearl
street, that the authorities at Curacao had
apOios.zed FOR the Gring at the steamship
Valencia as she was leaving that port on
February L They stated that the sup
posed insult was entirely due 10 mistakes
On the part Of two subordinate officers Of the
uu'ch government When vessel is leay-
ing tuTScOa the master goes TO the Custom
.H' Se, anu when he has complied with all
,Dt regulations required by law, he is given
II pass. tie then returns to his vessel.
auH when she is ready TO leave he gives the
'o'' pass 10 the Police officer who has been
o' uty on board the vessel during her stay
j" OFL That officer is expected 10 take the
AS 10 Tie commander Of the fort. In case
TO pass Is brought the latter officer con-
VI VeS That the yeSSei has not complied
""h tue tUStOm. house regulations. and he
S'e' o1ank shot across her bows as an or.
rv' 70 heF to stop. In the case Of the VAL
t"V'A the Police officer started with the
.sSS IN The direction Of the fort but owing
70 some cause or other he failed TO reach the
',S N TINE. The commanderin the absence
O.'nr pas ordered blank charge to be tired
.rIO>S 'he steamships bows. One of the
l,'',u Ia'e "iucers took jtupOn himself TO
80 H''H SoAd shot the cannon which
80, ..'SN' "''er the steamer had got I'M
TTS. WY II was learned that the mass had
s'en duly issued. The police of5cer wbo %
Had tailed to deliver it was punished for
H.s neglect OF duty, and the offieer NJ zrss ~
r'ES!GhhSi''e Tor the loading Of the sbot
"n,.n came near striking the Vslsnci, T,,ss rss
,'p, n..t'l1 .Iuahd'd; The Dutch GoyernHr At
,, -,acoa made PrOiuse apologies ~ the
f,,,,, '' %n>ul, and also to the represen.
F,rr,s =, 81 i'a"ett, BouItOn 4 Co. Mr.
b., b'.',, t,,,,., ,ur Amer'can Consul at Curacao,
t,rr,,I,'., I'',.s" q" explanation Of the mat.
tn. E'' .'"eat at Washing
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Bank TAKeA

WAsHISGroS, March 9.-The question as
70 when the tax on the capital and deposits
OF banks, bankers and national banking
asSSociatlons will cease under the opera
uon OF the act of March 3rd to reduce the
Snte5nal "a taxation has not yet been decided
NO decision will be made on this question
untli % case arises. The statement that an
opinion bad been requested from the At
ofney General is incsrrect. II is the
opinion OF certain officers Of the Treas
"y department that under section l3,
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which prescribes that the repeal of exist
ing laws enumerated in this act shall not
effect any right accrued or accruing 1t
will probably be held that such taxes must
be levied for the period ending March 3rd.
the date of the passage of the act. Unless
this ruling shall prevail, the national
bsnks will have paid taxes on capital and
deposits to January first and other banks
and bankers to December first, giving the
latter an advantage of one months taxes.
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ANOTHER CHANCE.
Judge Jackson Grants Paul New
Trial.

Trial.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKEEsBURG, March 9.-The exciting
event to-day in the Circuit Court was the
ruling OF Judge Jackson about the motion
for a new trial in the celebrated Paul case.
Public interest is unabated. The court
room was crowded. The prisoner was.ap.
parently self possessed, but it was evident
to close observer that his emotions were
suppressed with difficulty. Subsequently,
while the Judge delivered his opinion he
could not restrain his tears. The five points
relied upon by the defense to secure new
trial were as follows:
First-The verdict was not warranted by
the evidence. Second-The jury had not
been instructed as to details in regard to
imposing the penalty in the verdict.
Third-aisdirection Of the court in refus-
ing to give the fifth and twenty-tirst in
structions asked by the defense in regard
to manslaughter and insanity. Fourth
Misconduct of the Jury and misapprehen-
sion OF duty in liking the punishment i'm
posed by law. Fifth-Misconduct of
Strother Freeman, one OF the jurors, in
having expressed an opinion in regard to
the guilt of the accused, and having sought
TO become q member OF the jury.
The Judge took up each point, discussed
it fully with the law bearing thereon, and
with the exception of the last point, over
ruled each of the exceptions.
The Opinion Of the Judge
is very able one, and the exhaustive dis
cussion of the many interesting and intri.
cate legal points involved in the case is
another demonstration of Judge Jackson's
ability and fitness for the position he occu-
pies. The opinion required five hours for
delivery and was rendered without notes.
The Court claimed that the prisoner had
not such fair trial as the constitution and
the laws Of the country guaranteed.
Therefore, it granted new trial. The
Judges decision was received with a sub
dued expression ofapproyal. The prisoner
could only express his feelings by scalding
tears which streamed down his flashed
cheeks.
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SENATOR DAVIS WEDDING.
He Will be Married 20 Miss Annie Burr
at AshSIIle Next Monday.


WASHINGTON, March 9-Senstor David
Davis is to marry, after all. That North
Carolina lady" whose presence here dur.
ing the winter was chronicled in four
columes, has captured him, and next Mon
day at Ashville, n. c., these two will De
united-that is, counting David as one and
Miss Annie Burr as another. By ordinary
measurements it would probably occur to
most people that Senator Davis counts two
or three in his own person. AS he eS-
pressed it some weeks ago, he is as old as
the hills and nearly as big as one OF them.
The New York papers send their best
men to report the wedding, and there will
be large number OF valuable presents
rom friends here. Senator Davis will not
accept Tabor's invitation to q trip across
the continent without expense, there being
a serious objection OF social nature TO
looking upon Senator Tsbor's card OF invita-
ton IS q compliment
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A Negro Hanged.

CLAYTON, ALA, March Bob Cochran,
colored, convicted in February for the
murder Of W. S. Drew, near this place, was
hanged to-day. The gallows was erected
half mile from the court house, and en-
closed. Several hundred were present, but
the hanging was witnessed by officials only
and representatives of the press. Having
eaten hearty and taken drink OF whisky,
he lit q cigar, and, surrounded by the
guard, took his seat on the coffin and was
driven to the gallows. He confessed his
guilt in a firm voice, besought the negroes
to regard the whites as their best friends,
etc. The trap was sprung at l:20. He was
dead in fifteen minutes. His body was
turnedloyer to the purchasers.
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Machine Sheps Burned.

BELLOWS Falls, March 9.-A fire this
morning destroyed the building occupied
by the Vermont Farm Machine Company
and Osgood & Baker, machinists. The loss
on the building, owned by the Bellows
Falls Canal Company. is SIS 900; no insur-
ance; Osgood & Bakers loss s30, 900; insured
for 2,5OO0, and the Vermont Farm Ma.
chine Company lose $i5. 900; insured for
SOS 600.
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WIGGINS WORRIED
Over the Effects Of His Prsuic-
e.. tion,
But Still Confident That His Celebrated
Storm viii Come on Schedule
Time-Fine Weather Re-
ported Generally.
THE GLOUCESTER fIsHERMENS LUCK.

HALIFAX. March 9.-The Weather Is
pleasant, the sky clear, the wind blowing
from northwest No appearance OF q
storm in this region is disernible yet.
Prof. Virgins was asked from here last
night if he could perceive any signs OF tine
storm being close at hand, and when its
appearance would be perceptible at Hall
fax. He replied as follows: THE coming'oi
the storm is scientific deduction, and can
give no signs yet, even that OF the prophets
Jonah, as at this writing it is clear and
cold. The appearance OF heavy meteors
for the past two days shows that unusual
pressure is expected on the earth. The
storm will be on you tomorrow afternoon
or Saturday. A great tidal wave is now foW-
ing up the Bay of Bengal"
Virgins Badly Worried.
OTTAWA, March 9-"Uneasy lies the
head that dips into the future" says Wig
gins to a friend to o.day. The force OF his
remarks may be observed when it is known
that the weather prophet has been SO sore
ly troubled in mind that he has been una
bic to sleep for the past few nights, and to
add to his discontinue threatening letters
are said to have poured in from all sides;
He is heartily sick Of the business and
longs for Tuesday next, so that his anxiety
may be relieved. 1t is stated that large
crowd of excited people waited on the Pro-
fessor this morning and asked where they
could find place OF safety during the pro
gress of the storm. He quieted them by
Saving that Ottawa would only experience
the tail end OF the shock. The weather to-
day is mild and lower pressure prevails.
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GOING TO FIGHT INDIANS.
A Roy Steals $40 and Buysa Gun. Four
ReyOIyers and y Scalping KNIFE.

RevoIvers and ScaIping KNIFE.
NEW YORK, March 9.-An overgrown boy
OF fifteen years, named Emil Gcttstein, who
has resided with his mother, Mary Gott'
stein, at No. 4l2 East Fifth street, was taken
before Justice Duffy at the Essex Market
court yesterday. Emi! was charged by his
mother with stealing SO in money from
wardrobe in her room on last Monday.
Judge" she said, "the money was not
mine. II belonged to a Woman's Bohemian
Benevolent Society, OF which | am Treas
urer. keep small cigar store, aud am
not able TO lose SO much money.
As soon as the loss was dis covered Mrs.
Gottstein mott fed Detectives Robinson and
Bissert of the Seventeenth Precinct and on
Tuesday the boy was arrested while at
tending matinee OF the National Theatre,
on the Bowery. The $40 had all been in
vested in the purchase OF a blunderbus,
four revolvers and scalping knife.
"Wbat was your object in arming your.
self in this way?" asked Justice Duffy.
IL was going out to the plains
To Fight the Indians"
said the boy, innocently.
"Ah, see; you are dime. novel reader.
Do you read dime novels"
NO; read the story papers-the week
lies"
What stories do you readT'
"'The Boy Detective The New Haven
Mystery The Stewart Body, and 'Scalping
the Mohawk
"Do you know anything OF geography
and grammar
mo, SIR"
What foolish thing it is for boy Of
your age TO read trash OF this kind when
you ought to be storing your mind with
something that would be useful TO you.
How were you TO get out Vest"
II bought ticket for Boston" the boy
replied: 49,,
The detectives said they found the rail-
road ticket in his possession and 10 cents in
money.
at is necessary for me TO hold you for
trial" said the Justice, and the boy was
locked up in default Of $500 bail.
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GOTHAM GUDGE0US.
Csusht With the Stale Bait OF the Cana
dian.

NEW York, March 9.-While the Signal
Service observers are deriding Virgins and
his prophecy, fishermen along the Atlantic
Coast are getting ready for the blizzard
The fishermen of Canarsie and Rockaway
drew their fshing,boats far up on the
beach and hauled away their tackle to
places of safety. The Long Branch fisher
men followed their example. At noon it was
reported to the Fulton Market fsh-dealers
that the entire fishing fleets Of Gloucester
and Boston, numbering nearly 100 fishing
vessels, had been ''laid by until after the
date named for the storm. The action
completed the embargo along the entire
coast, which tish-dealers estimated would
cause loss of about $4,000 to the Usher
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Rig Snow Storm.

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, March 9.-The worst
snow and wind storm Of the season is re-
ported along the line of the Northern Pa
cific. Freight business west of Fargo is
entirely suspended. All passenger trains
run. but with difficulty. Grafton, Dakota,
suffered the most, business being entirely
suspended during the day.
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re.aer.d His Re.iEp.tisu.

SrEuBrsvILLE, March 9-H. II. Priest
has rendered his resignation as Secretary
of the Jefferson Iron Works, of this city. To
accept the Presidency of the La Belle Iron
Works at Wheeling, w. Va, to which po-
sirion he was elected to-dsy, vice W. H.
Harding, resigned.
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Scarcity Of HOes.

CHICAGO, March 9.-The only foundation
for the published reports that Armour &
Co.. 8 packing house had shut down is, that
owing TO the scarcity OF hogs in this market
the works have been idle for the past three
days. No employees were discharged, how
ever. and hogs are being killed as usual to-
day. The works viii be kept running as
long as the hogs can be obtained.
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The Newest New Nickel.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has ordered that the new nick.
els be changed and thet those made here
after shall have the figure "5'' on the fake
instead of the letter ~" and that the
word cents" in scroll be stamped across 1T.
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A RrOken Axle.

VAN WERT, o., March "a broken axle
caused wreck in the accommodation train
tonight, near Pleasant Point, on the Gin
clnnati, Van Vert and Michigan Railroad
Thirty yards of track were torn ap. one
coach and baggage car were ditched. None
seriously hurt.
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This Virgins Prophecy"

exclaimed Mr. Eugene Blackiord, ''only
shows what one big fool can accomplish by
a crazy representation. 1t has scared the
life out Of the fishermen. The effect of
their abandoning their occupation in this
way will not be felt probably until the lat
ter part of the month, and then only on
the halibut supply. 1t will make that fish
very scarce from the 18th TO the S6th. 1t
will not affect the other fresh fish, however,
for the city draws the supply from so wide
an area that nothing but such ali impposi-
bic storm as Virgins predicts could pro-
duce an appreCabIe fish famine. 1t is a
great pity that the fishermen are so foolish
as to heed Virgins, for they can i'll afford
to lose the money these few days OF idle
ness will dCnriYe them Of
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Steamers Aground.

LONDON, March 9.-Owing to q heavy gale
the tide in the Clyde is remarkably low
The steamers Devonia, Circassia, Manitoba
and several others were at one time
aground. The Hale fishing fleet suffered
seriously by the gale. Eighty vessels Of
the feet arrived there in damaged condl.
.tion. Twelve of them lost members Of
their crew. Three vessels were foundered,
one Of them with all hands. Similar &C.
counts have been received from the Var.
mouth fishing fleet.
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Indians Scared.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, March 9.-Anticipating
Virgins storm the Indians on the Onon'
'isga reservation tied their houses to trees
and fences with large ropes. The weather
so far is splendid.
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All Right at st. John.

ST. JOHN, N. b., March 9.-There is no
appearance of any violent convulslon OF
the elements. The fishing schooners went
out this morning, the crews feeling no
danger.
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Raily SearAd-

HALIFAX, March 9-There is q general
feeling OF fear fos Virgins storm among a
great many outside the city. Not a single
fisherman will leave for the fishing grounds
tomorrow. Each will beach his craft until
the dreadful period is past. This dresd of
the storm has been increased by the loss of
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PARKeassURo.


"OSes - ~ 49, OSbeSs w. SWSS2Ss~S
-PeSssnaIs.
Hpcesai % me R<osst~.
PARkEBBrHo. March 9.-Min Jennie
Smith, the noted evangelist, IL doing great
deal Of good in this city. For several days
she hss been holding meetings In the rail.
road shops here. and large numbers are st.
trsctsd there. This noble lsdy sssms 70 b
especially interested In the welfare q
railroad men, from the fact that with this.
clss. she started the work, and they have
stood by her and given her every fscality
fof the prosecution OF the ErSks Vofs.
President Garrett, Of The b. 4 o. hes evsa
her . letter. en1orsins her plan,
and be. placed the properly Of The
used at her discretion In holding msstinp.
ihaugnntion Of this Sovsl mods q reoeh-
ipe 6er fellow nsH ere about q IolIeVS:
For many years Miss Smith w. On Invalid
and unable 70 walk, bat was csrrsd ffoo
place In Q reclining chair on which she
was Transported In the baggage caS, sed it
Wss on tbess occasions she began the work
OF On evsnee:ist By holding Bbls rssdIsgs
and Offering prayer, which resulted 10 The
conversion "a many wicked men. In lg7e
Miss Smith vas Instantly cured. - she
claims through faith and The prayers d
hspelf snd the hundreds whom she he'd
led 70 SEX IN interest In the Savior of DeD'
kind. Mis- Smith intsnds
TO visit Whssl1ag
at ss early day. She bss besa ursssty -.
quested 70 stop NJ Clsrksburg and other
points. She Ii sbly assisted 6sfs by II.
| Harris and his wife, Of Naasaehuse4A wbo
have been engaged In the work for sooe
| time, and came here 70 aid In The eoed
cause. Mr.. Clsyton, Of 0nftos. Who -
| converted under the in6n.ncs 81 -
| smith, b devoting part of his uDe bcee
| sesistipe IN the esase. MiO 6bsfusD, W
| h also : noted Temperance sdyoee!s, -
| been of eYest anfstance 20 Mo Smith, -
| . great reyival Of religion y being ~ ..
| der hss diyectioo st R0vles6eIs D4h9f@
| The toVp M beep converted
ne Henry Loesu LEFT bese to10 e
! Roint Pisassns whsrs shs VII -
In. I. 3 sIattesy, q A:slasd ~.
| wiIi scend 9 sko1t dine vith fnAoee neS
md 1fIl visit ~ dstsF, Nh HeeU ~.
brfry, 6 Coming o.
CAPT J. ". Hsnsrty. Of Rdrnoss -
III Hos. sep. Hsii IN The city. =
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RrAHinx the Sinrm

NEW YoRK, March 9.-Fiye steamers and
a bark put to sea to day, notwithsta nding
MigeiRs. Charlestown reports the steamer
Equator for Philadelphia detained in port
oy bad weather. Nc indications of storm
elsewhere.
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BRApYoRD, Pa, March ga broken rail
an he Erie road near Bslvidere, n. T., this
morning, threw . freight train OF the tsack,
Wrecking twenty cars loaded With nonf,
oil. &C., and obstructing travel Tor eight
hours. No one was hurt.
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II SENS ipposdbls that fsnsdy me1e
ef ssch oonnoe, simple nlaee = hoy4
BucAu, Nsndnbe, D.sdeiicA, &c. se9eIe
make % many and such frees cures 9 IL
Bitte1 do; but vbsn old ana {snnH -
and poor, vastor ana doctor. nsy9
tSem. you must bclissf and tsy thea youes
sell esd d0u5s 90 toeEef.
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Sterday morning
The wound ed RObber,

who, from loss of blood, could not follow
his companions, sought relief in farm
house near the scene of the murder, and
was there captured by posse OF Sheriff
Taylor's, brought TO this city and safely
lodged in Jail. he denies being one Of the
gang; says he was a passenger, and in at
tempting to escape wassshot by the muir
derers, showed from the cars aud robbed,
which is all bosh, as passengers recognized
him as the robber who did part OF the
shooting, and saw the blood flowing from
his face as be jumped from the car with
the others.
Sheriff Taylor and Superintendent T.
Hartman have several hundred men so
placed that escape seems impossible. Col.
Hartman left here this evening for Ozark,
that being central point of operation, ond
will no doubt bring the remainding three
in to morrow. Conductor Caine died this
morning at o'clock. His remains have
been sent to his family at Little Rock.
brakeman Lester will die. Superintendent
Hartman has offered 5000 reward, the
State will offer S3,O0h, and Crawford and
Franklin counties $500 each.