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1T is GROWING MORE SERIOUS.

The Strike Of the Employees OF the To-
lido, Cincinnati ard 81. Louis Rail-
road.
CINC!xNATI April l0.-The strike OF the
employees of TIE Cincinnati and Northern
division of the Toledo, Cincinnati and st.
Louis railroad because not paid was al first
thought 10 be OF little significance and
would soon end, but grows worse. 1t now
includes all except the conductors and en-.
sipeers. sight accident to passenger
train by misplaced switch in the yards
to dsy Is charged to the strikers but they
denyit TIE firemeD brought from Dayton
to-day refused TO SO to work when they
saw the situation. Judge Foraker, attor-
ney for Receiver Craig, says the men de-
serve their pay but the court provided no
mears Of paying them except from receipts
and the strike cut off these.
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CONGRESSIONAL FUNERALS.
The Re. nit of the Recent InyeSfig"tton
ptsees Them on a Business BssiS.

The Re.u .uit of the Recent InyeSf'g"h'n
Places Them on Business Basis
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The result OF the
recent investigation into the expenses oil
Coneressmen's funerals by the House Com
mi,tee on Accounts will not be embodied
in a report. The accounts examined have
been cut down to pretty nearly business
basis. A little more than the charges usual
for the same style of funeral in the case OF
a private individual his been slloNel
owing 10 the fact that undertakers hsVe
hitherto been compelled TO visit long
time before their ie,ounts were settled
they have, however, been notified tnat IN IN
case of fresh fatalities among members OF
sba nresept House, the accounts Tor tue
inneYais win be promptly sllo we'd and paid
Sut Be rendered 70, only oSy,ssos, s1is s0 M
I..tS 6oxeyer, been placed upon ths
siHIs s,9le Of I funerals to be given future Goa
efessioral decedents.
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rYr NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
All, FAN. Fourth Caustie RemaSAi
from Democratic senators.

ar,,r falls Fourth Csustte kem"
from Democratic senators.
WsgISaroS, d. O., April 1O.--rhe 0en
ate resumed consideration OF the naval anu
snnronriation bill. Beck in the course Oh
tbs A. hate said the United States coula nOs
send a war steamer to California without
being dependent on foreign nations iGf
eoslinV the vessel. On reaching tne anne amsno, aoo
inc clause of the appropriation Oh s4UV'O"
10 COMPLETE the ordinance outnf OF .nles
new cruisers and one dispatch ooat o0SA
-,ora5 ~ armand the amendment oy ms
1OISu iI - a,sonnt $500. 900. He did TINS ne
in pa sf,sr Istalv hearing the state "a
SnSarao5ora Sicard that an lncreaSs~
smonnt would be necessary 49,, tba
NJ Rackia amendment anu snSA
oon,r,;t,ssIs ~ Amendment were agreea ~
a. roscbin0 the amendment OF tne s;1,, 80
80 .Sst 5royides for the conssluoao
- 49, stsal cruisers, q bill for tns ~
o,-,Is,;.,, - which the Senate passeu svu.I
saeSs 900 MI. Beck raised the POM a.. ia
- s-,sSSment as be supposed, S@s u"
Is.,isIatiop and not in order.
Tn Chair ruled il vas IN or0sL:; 49,, tha
NJ B.yard was Of the oeheA iS saS not
,,ns;s;no M, wss. In ofder, but ne couH Io Co.
b.in,, kis mind 10 agree 1t was Prvt. IN.
tha con,nlttee on Approprts.ivns;. t;on
sin5s in the appropriatiOn oiiI, lskg shins
S,bScb wouId increase the nut Inv
l., the navy or of regiments IN shst the
N,Pherson ssid he did pot car? e rnstter.
ypIss 81 the Ssuase said about to' 81 cor
the fact was the House oao NV
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STATE OF THE WHEAT CROP.
The West Virginia Crop Reported in
Prime Condition.

The West Virginia Crop Reported in
Prime Condition.
WASHINGTON, April I0-April returns to
the Department of Agriculture make the
winter wheat area about 27, ,600 900 acres.
This is nearly the breadth sown Of the pre-
Vious crop, Of which between FIVE and
SIX per cent was subsequently plowed up,
leaving 26,4OO,OOO acres to be harvested.
Comparing with the area harvested the
present breadth is an increase Of five per
cent. The present area is greater than the
census year by more than two million
acres. The increase is about 1,5OO,-
600 acres on the Pacific coast, and
nearly 10000 acres In the Southern
in the Middle States and slight decrease
in the Ohio basin. The condition Of wheat
averages 95 l-100, representing the full
stsRd unimpAred of vitality of the medium
growth in April '83. The average was Sd
and IS in April 81. The April average OF
the large crop in 'S2 was 104. The States
average as follows: Connecticut, 100 New
York, 81; New Jersey, 95; Pennsylvania,
80; Delaware, SO; Maryland, l02; Virginia,
81; Georgia, 81; Alabama, 50; Mississippi,
92; Texas, 1Ol; Arkansas, 81; Tennessee,
90: West Virginia, 100; Kentucky, %;
Ohio, SO; Michigan, "a; IRdiana, 92; Hi
nois, So; Missouri, 81; Kansas, 10l; Cali
tornia, l0l; Oregon, 102. In Michigan,
New York and Connecticut the
fields were protected with snow on
the frstof April in some places foot in
depth. The subsequent condition will
depend on the weather of April. No seri-
Gus winter killing is reported throughout
kAa ha ornarinr condition
Of drilled wheat is attested almost without
exception.
The area of rye is nearly the same as last
years average being 80 per cent. Toe
condition of the average is 81 per cent. The
report also gives the statement OF farm
animals, the estimated losses OF the past
year and the estimated proportion Of high
grade animals and the money value OF lm
provement by breeding in the several
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3 . WHEELING w. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1884

can Congressional Convention Of the Fifth
district to day, L. NJ. Kelley and Chas.
Fuller were elected delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention. Instructed for Logan.
Carter ID Rather 60 10 Congress.
CHICAGO, April lO.-Carter d. Harrison,
Mayor of Chicago, who it has been sup
posed was q candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor, declares in an
interview to-day, that be intends to make
q race for the nomination for Congress in
the Third Illinois district. The present
incumbent is Hon. George A. Davis, Re-
publican. I'D ..
Jsyhawker Delegates.
EVANSVILLE, IND, April 10.-The First
Congressional District Republican to-day
chose General Jas. G. Veach and F. B.
Pasey delegates and General r. Starmoal
and Philander Cooper, colored, alternates
to the Chicago convention.
They are All for Arthur.
Troy, n. y, April 10.-The Seventeenth
Congressional District elected Martin L.
Townsend and Henry G.. Burleigh dele
gates and Royal G. Belts and VIM. M.
Kisselburg alternates to the Republican
Convention. All are for Arthur.
- S-sssEhey-BOn't ESEeTBiaine.
PoUeHKEFPs1E N. Y, April 1o.-The Re.
publican Congressional Convention elected
Hamilton Fish, Jr., and B. Platt Carpenter
delegates to Chicago and voted down q
resolution endorsing Blaine.
A Snnb for Arthur.
PENN YAM. N. Y, April l0.-The Twenty.
ninth Republican Congressional Conven-
ton elects Blaine delegation TO Chicago
One Of the alternates is in favor OF Ed
mun6s.
Missouri Democrat Convention.
ST. LOUIS, April 10.-The Democratic
State Central Committee met here this
afternoon and nominated st. Louis, June
"a, as the time and place for holding the
convention for the election OF delegates to
the National Convention and to nominate
State officers
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PENNSYLVANIA WOOL GROWERS.
Full Programme OF Their Coming
Convention.


Convention.
WASHINGTON, Pa, April 10-The Execu.
tive Committee Of The Pennsylvania Wool
Growers and Stock Breeders Association
have furnished their programme for the
annual meeting, 10 be held in East Liberty
on April II and IS. The meeting will last
two days, the first of which will be occu-
pied in hearing reports from the various
county and district associations, election OF
officers, and a general discussion Of the
situation of wool growers and their plan of
defense and protection Of their industry.
The second day will be utilized as fol.
lows: Address OF welcome by J. G. Nc
Nary, member of the Executive Com
mittee, TO which Hon. John A. Harper will
respond. Letters from other associations
and from Governor Pattison and Hon.
George V. Lawrence will be read before
the convention. Addresses will be made
by David Harpster, President OF the Ohio
Wool Growers Association: Hon. J. w.
Cowden, secretary of the same organiza-
ton; Hon Jacob Ziegler, Of Butler, Pa;
Chill w. Hazzard, of Monongahels City;
Hon. John NJ Stockdsle, of Washington
snd others. John Mcdowell, OF this place,
President OF the Association, Is working
hard to make the thing success.
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THEY WERE CAUGHT MAPPING.
How BeIlaire Lost the Belmont County
Seat.

CINCINNATI, April 10 The Enquir-
er has the following from Columbus:
The Belmont county seat war that
has tormented the Legislatures for thir-
ty years was ended to-day, and Sen.
ator Williams should have monument on
some of the st. Clairsville hills. The ques
ton of removing the county seat from st.
Clairsville to Bellaire has kept the county
on political balance for years. The Re-
publicans resolved last year that the ques
ton should not come up for two years, and
both Senator Hogue and Representa-
tive Hillis, Republicans, opposed the
bill, but this caught Bsllaire mapping.
The matter was well worked up by st.
ClarsYille people, who got Senator Viii
liaus, of Cleveland, formerly resident OF
ST. Clsirsvile, TO introduce the bill. BE
got it through the Senate, and to day Mr..
Cole, from the Committee on Judiciary,
took the House by surprise, and in spite Of
Mr.. Hills protest and getting the resolu'
TORS Of tie Republican County Conven-
ton read at the Clerks desk the bill was
passed-yeas, SO; nays l3.
It does not limit the cost, and is not to
be submitted to vote OF the people, and
requires the Commissioners to build.
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HARMONIOUS.
The Convention of the Harrison
County Democracy
HELD At cLARKssURe YESTERDAY.
Fifty Delegates Chosen to Attend the
Charleston CenYention-Dslsgats
Conventions in Other States
and Their Results
Special 10 the Re0ister.

CLARKsBuRs, WEST Va, April 1o.-An
enthusiastic and harmonious convention
Of the Democrats of Hatiiaon county was
held heis to-day. The convention was or
ganized by electing Hon. John ]. Davis,
chairman and Geo. Bsstable secretary.
Fifty delegates were appointed to attend
tie Charleston convention, and after q
short discussion the following resolution
offered by Hon. E. NJ. Turner was adopted.
Resolved, That it is tie wish OF the con-
vention that the delegates from the First
Congressional district to the Chicago con-
vention shall be elected by q district con-
vention to be held in the First Congress
sional district and that the delegates ap-
pointed by this Convention are instructed
to oppose the holding of district conven'
ton at that time and place.
The county executive committee was
directed to provide for the holding OF q
primary election for the nomination OF
county officers. Harrison county is almost
unanamous for the old ticket.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.

For the purpose Of obtaining Q square
test vote On the merits Of the Tariff bill
Mr.. Kelley will demand the yea, and nays
on the motion TO 60 into Committee Of the
Whole for lis consideration, IL such mo-
tion is made by Mr. Morrison on Tuesday
next
The chair laid before the Senate yes.
terday communication from the Secretary
of tie Treasury urging the necessity for 3
revenue cruiser for Alaskan waters, and
recommending an appropriation Of $l76,0
for the purpose. ...
The bill amending the act regulating the
removal OF causes from State TO Federal
Courts is made continuing special order
in the House for April u.
The House yesterday passed the bill pro.
viding for the adoption of ,the revised in
ternatlonal regulations for preventing ool;
lisions at sea. t
The House Committee en- Indian Affairs
resolved yesterday to ask the House for
authority 10 investigate the leasing OF lands
in the Indian Territory and the distribu-
lion Of the $4,000 appropriated by the
last Congress for Indians Of the Territory.
The Committee on Accounts would have
-cslled up IN the House yesterday the res.
olution allowing an extra months pay TO
those employees who were DISCHARGED at the
close OF the last session, but for the special
order involving the consideration OF the
bills for the erection OF publie buildings.
The House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures, has decided TO hear
next Tuesday the arguments of q commit
tee from the New York Chamber OF Com.
merce on the suspension OF the coinage OF
silver for two years,
There is growing feeling In Congress
sgsinst legislation calculated to sggravate
the outraees already sheltered in the re-
tired list of the navy.
The Senate Railroad Committee has be-
gun the consideration OF the Cullom Inter.
State Commerce bill.
A monster petition was presented in the
House yesterday morning by Mr.. Keller,
of Ohio, from members Of the Anderson.
vile Survivors Association in II States,
including Pennsylvania. Ia all il had
about Is, 800 names, 1900 OF whichare from
Pennsylvania. 1t is claimed that the PEN
sion rules are so strict that claimants who
were immured in southern prisons are una
ble in many cases to prove disability and the
time OF it's occurrence, as is obligatory under
the present system, and ii Is asked the
rules be so modified as 10 make il possible
for this class of claimants to obtain relief.
The Senate in executive session yester.
day passed the resolution authorizing the
President to recognize the African Inter.
national Association as the ruling power
in the Congo regions and the resolution
will be certified by the President
Comp Ter Knox has accepted the pres.
ider cy OF a New York City bank and will
shortly resign his present position.
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THROUGH The STATE.

-mN Fling is mentioned as a caadi'
.. fa- Sheriff in Gilmsr county
Bon + W. Wilson. Of Ksnswhs, will
Is s, Point Pleasant on MOndsy.
brrpsn NAYS. working in a saw mill o.
T., was f4,sl,y injured day OF two
L. rs re,rg struck by broken belt in
liUn
r., ,ua.rry has complsRds turnpike
m Grvsu,t5:,e 10 the Little Guyandot;e,
] line be w-tn Cabeu and Mason, and
i Gals upon the latter county to Join II
kd:rg a bridge across the Little Guyaa'
1 Sa
j house occupied by A'eI. Manypenny
\ New Cumberland. caught fire from 3
1sc:ive aUs snd burned to the ground
t,ssdsy morning The house was owned
4nsyid Porter, and insured in the Fire
j Marine Of this city.
& Be G.eayiile Crescent prints the follow
q curious advertisement: Lost, s:rsyed,
ttsIen. one "soiled dove" When last
\ she was in company with q young
Il ssed about eighteen. Any one know
N Oi her whereabouts will confer favor
! tlss7.rg word with Uncle Hugh Nc.
IN.
|Ae G!ervi,le Crescent has the following
y, rnt Of a successful iaiI.breaking at
~ place: LAST Monday night, MIllsrd K.
IS rson, the Troy burglar, aud Sarah
8 TlOm psou, the "soiled cooer," from
! Creek, made their escape from our
Tie exit was made through the same
! vbere Bud" Wyatt escaped some
ii since, and it is supposed that they de-
b about 9 O'Clock in the evening.
absence wss Immediately discovered
h5am ard John MCQIain started in
NJ. Their whereabouts was not ascer-
~. Tie prisoners were aided in their
ii. ay outside parties, as the instru-
III used in removing the ioor were q
\ snd poker. This assistance was, no
III FINISHED by some Of the followers
ns Thompson, as some "devilish
~ vii be proven on other parties if
Yer brought to tria,.
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THEY WANT HARRISON,
But ST They Cans Get Him, Will Put
Up with Blaine,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April lO.-The Repub'
licsus held convention in all of the Con-
gressional districts Of the State to-day to
select delegates to Chicago. The Journal
has reports from twelve of thirteen dis
tricts, which show the following list OF
delegates:
First district, G.. Jasper, F. B. Perssy;
Second, George G. Reilly, W. P. Gardiner;
Fourth, J. o. Cravens, +. G. Hoy; Fifth,
Joseph Irwin, w. A. Montgomery; Sixth,
J. H. Mellette. C. II. Burchard; Seventh,
H. G.. Adams, L. G. Michner; Eighth, w.
c. Smith, w. L. McKsen; Ninth, George
B. Williams, Americus Daily; Tenth,
Simon P. Thompson, u. W. Holman;
Eleventh, J. B. Keaver, Jonas Votan;
Twelfth, o. A. Simon, D. Carver;
The delegates are almost without excep'
tion in favor of an Indiana man with
strong preference for Senator Harrison.
For second choice Blaine leads and his
name always eUes with Lincoln for Vice
President. Stanton J. PEBBLE was renomi
mated for Congress in the Seventh distric
snd Gen. Thomas NJ. Brown ID the Eighth.
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WEDDING AT A DEATH3ED.
The Sinking Groom Dies I'm His
Brides Arms.

The Sinking Groom Dies I'm His
Brides Arms.
New YORK, April 1O--on Tuesday even.
ing last there was an impressive wedding
ceremony at the residence of Miss Agnes
Edwards, No. 146 Rutledge street, Brook
lyn. Miss Edwards was engaged to be
married to Robert P. Mackay, OF Rochester,
and came to Brooklyn a couple OF weeks
ago intending to remain at the residence OF
his betrothed until the wedding was
solemnized. Last week he was taken sick
and on Tuesday morning the physicians
sbsU Udoned all hopes of his recovery. His
dying wish was that he should be united to
his sweetheart, and on the evening OF the
same Gay q clergyman was summoned and
the death. bed wedding was solemnized. AZ
ter the ceremony Mr. Mscksy grew rapidly
worse and early this morning died in the
arms OF his bride
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,sws OF THE MORNING.

..,,;r,p and Thompson, 1t Is reported
ill fsb, in DakO'a,
-, -. . -l-cus has broke out wash
J. r,.rh, pin this State is reported
y .,r,r,a.. Knox has accepted the
~, I'D. ,3sr cy Of a New York bank
..,,.sI,et Payns's Presidential candi-
~ !, ssain authOritatively denied
'|' 8 P,secraps is the last man men
".'',. "'.. Democratic Presidential dark
As- w..,,rn Nail Association yesterday
IaS ,..st the arrangements for . pool Of
,,., he championship OF the world
N'sy vs. bout mixed wrestling match with
SI,isusnlin last night
Cote Convention Of Psnnsylysnia
l.' c.ox,rs will be held at East Liberty
' ,Ss l7th and lS'A insts.
4 -, is said to be losing supporters
,.opgh the bullying course adopted by
| - tossrd bis opponents.
y.,ri,op county Democrats held con-
/ 20, yesterday and nominated 6fty del
l,,,,. to the Charleston Convention.
4 , ruty Of surveyors were fred upon in
~ county. this State, Wednesday BY
.s,,t,rs, snd one OF their number fatally
,runded.
4 "a. ,ppr2pristion bill for public build
vas under discussion in tbs House
4 ,.,3.v :, and the naval appropriation bill
The Syaa'e.
q The strike Of theemp'oys'O of the Toledo,
--.,r,,i snd ST. Louis railway is daily
og;pg more serious aud now includes all
4 ,bs conductors and engineers.
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Another Account.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April lo.-Some
years sgo man by the name Of Prentice
purchased large tract Of land in Logan
county, this State. Litigation began and
the suit found its way into the United
States District Court here. Recently judge
Jackson ordered a survey of the land. A
man by the name of P. sinnet was ap-
pointed by the court and he, with two Of
his sons, started to Logan county to do the
miles of Gritflthsville, on the Mad river,
the surveyors were met by a number Of
squs,ters on the land and fired into.
William Sinnet was shot in the right side,
the bullet running toward the kidneys,
The wounded man was brought to his
home in this city to day. He is in danger
Gus condition.
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They Have Paid theCIaim.
A GYPSY MAIDEN's FANCY.
She Eiopes Twice with q White Hor'


She Eiopes Twice with q White Horse
Jockey.
YcrSGsrowS, o., April 1o.-Wm. Wells,
esder of band OF gypsiss camped on the
farm OF NJ. Matthews, was In the city TO-
day invoking the aid Of the police 70 Sc
cure bis daughter. The latter Is said to
be very bsDtsome, aud some time ago
eloped With horse jockey known % Will.
lam Stanley. The father secured her at
Mansfield, but last night Stanley was seen
in the vicinity Of the camp, and this morn
ing Miss Amelia was misdng. Wells has
ali his followers searching for The pair and
threatens TO kill Stanley on sight, 1t 10
believed the couple have gone TO Msnsfield,
O., where Stanley has triends
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Natch a. Jark.op, OhIo.

|a'kiug Match at Jackson, ohio.
S,oS, o April lO.-A walking match
4 Pat Shay, Of Springfield, and the
FWn, Of Toledo, began here this after
IS, Jyues' Music Hall, at , o'clock.
fs member Of the Springfield oase
tr7 nineteen years Of age, aud is
as TIE By Walker. He started Of
\ ..sn.sy.e. The unknown does not
lave bad as careful training as his
n ger. lie sPPears to have good stay
f.. ces. lie IS twenty-five years OF
BE match i for 800 4 side.
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DETAILS OF THE POOL.
To be DIVIDED Ints fssr Districts witt
WheeIinG q AepArate District,

To be Divided Int fssr Districts with
wheelisg = Separate District
FITrsBuRGH, Pa, April l0.-The Western
Nail Association met again to-day 10 settle
the details Of the pool formed yesterday.
A board OF nine agents composed ofa Pres.
ident ana two members from each OF the
tour districts In the association were ap.
pointed. The board will handle all nails
manufactured By the association mills, Ia.
stead Of each Arm selling their own pro.
duct and will regulate the output and
prices. An advance In prices 10 antici-
pated. The four districts will Be ~ follows:
First-Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Second-Wheeling.
Third-0hio river factories.
Fourth.-The mills In Indiana, Wisconsin
and st. Louis.
The agreement WAS sisped BY al the
manufacturers present, aud ~ soon % the
signatures OF the absent ones are obtained
the pool will 90 into effect and an advanos
IN prices will likely be ordered by the
board,
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GENERAL CRIMINAL NEWS.
Adolph VOgel to Pay $4,000 for Steal.
ing the Affections OF Another Mans

Adolph Vogel to Pay $40. 900 for Steal.
ing the Affections OF Another Mans
Wife.
NEW YORK, April l0.-Handsome Adolph
Vogel is pondering over the startling decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court that he would
have to pay $50, ,O0o for stealing the love OF
Julius Hartenstein's pretty wife from her
legal lord and master. Mr.. Hartenstein
says he and his captivating littl 70 ''Tsd'
happily together until Vogel CT .rd
with them. Last year while Ta-
there, Mr. Hartenstein was cslled W Ell
rope, and left his wife 5000 for pocket
money. He went to Europe, and was sur.
prised upon bis return to find that both
his wife and Vogel had disappeared. He
learned where she was, and went to her and
begged her to return to his home and he
would forgive all. But the runaway wife
wouldn't listen 10 him. Hartenstein then
invoked the aid of the law, and now Mr..
Vogel will have to give up his pretty love
and pay $4,000 for the result OF his fAs-
Cinating ways.
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THE MEXICO STAMP TROUBLE.

The story DiscSeditsd - Hsw ysrk-
RumoPs or . settlement by shs 0sv.
sYnmeaL
NEW YORK, April 1o-spesting Of the
reported revolt In Mexico over the stamp
decree, the Mexican consul here, NJ. joan
81. Navarro, says be believes that the
matter is greatly exaggeratsd Had any
difficulty occurred be would have bsen
ip medistely notified. Should thsfs b
any trouble Mr.. Navarro aid the propsrty
of Americans would be projected, - the
government hiss sufficient troops 70 qusl
an insurrection In few dsys. CONNER
cisl houses here With interests In Mexico
bhye had no Information confrmAtory of
tbe rumoTs sent out by wire.