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TIE purY ON WOOL.
The Abuses In the Matter Of the Tarin-Th
pselsiens Of the Treasury Department.

| oeekAlpaH OK tuti btpNEt8nthtt
wAsnrsarSs, d. O., June 15.-Ths
Treasury officials have now under CON
sideration the regulations and decisions
lrelating to the duty on wool. According
| to q recent investigation the reductions in
the wool schedule, which has been made
80 conspicuous q political issue in Ohio,
have resulted in a much smaller loss to
the revenue than has been claimed.
The abuses in the matter Of the wool
tariff are charged not to customs officials
or to importers, but to the Yacillating
course aud conflicting decisions Of the
Treasury Department itself. tits claimed
by those who have given the subject
much attention that the law defining the
classes OF wool which are TO be admitted
foriuse in making carpets at q low rate Of
duty, and those classes adapted to other
uses which are subject to higher rates Of
duty, is sufficiently clear; yet that the
rulings OF the customs division Of the
Treasury, approved as they have been by
the Secretary hitherto, have been such as
10 make extensive frauds possible.
Among other things, 1t is said that
alpaca, mohair and other woods Of the
finer grades, are admitted In large quanti-
ties at the lower rates prescribed for the
inferior grades Of wool. The provision Of
the law, also, which permits the importa-
ton Of waste at merely nominal duty,
has been SO construed that large consign.
ments Of fine wool have been imported at
q small percentage Of the duly which the
law properly interpreted imposes. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has had these
allegations under consideration, and il
they are sustained, the decisions Of the
department will be revised. The change
OF practice which has been suggested Is
that in assessing the duties upon wool
hereafter, the appraising officers shall be
directed TO ascertain the quality, class and
value Of the wool, irrespective Of the state
ments oi importers as to. the objects for
which the wool Is designed. In other
words, an appraiser who Is passing upon
the finest quality Of wool is not TO accept
as an undisputed fact the statement Of an
importer, or Of a custom-house broker
that the wool is intended solely for the
manufacture Of carpets.
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TvoExperionsse,,

WAsuSogoS, D. O., June l5.-Tbe new
administration is gradually getting its
party adherents trained 10 habits Of
patience. Two Ohio congressmen-Dem.
'ocrats, of course-met this morning acci:
dentally In one Of the hotel lobbies.
"Hello, General" said one, 81 thought
you had gone home.n
"No," answered the other; II wish /
had. I've been so busy running about
trying to get some Of the boys fixed that
rm Just worn ont.n
"Well, what luck did you have2" asked
the fair-haired one.
s'Not q bit"
"Not Bit" said the General: faint
this the meanest outfit you ever saw2 ]
can't make any headway at ALL"
The fair-haired man laughed somewhat
bitterly as he said, ~ found that out some
time ago, and I'm just taking It easy wait:
ing for things to turn themselves up. i
advise you to do the same"
SIS that your experienced" said the
General. "You've been here longer than
I, and l believe You are right. Ill adopt
your plan and give these people all the
time they want. They seem determined
TO take itTanyway. / will go home to-
nnNFfnWb r
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rho asrmnn ,,snrI h. .manrninr.

PorsnAM, June l5.-Pince Frederick
Charles. who had a stroke of apoplexyy yes
teriay, died this morning at 10 o'clock.
His cousin, the Crown Prince of Germa-
ny, was present at the time OF his death.
The death Of Prince Frederick Charles
has made necessary the postponement OF
the audience which the Emperor vii.
liam had appointed for the Hon. George
II. Pendleton, the new United States Min.
ister.
BY an imperial decree the court Of Ger.
many will 60 into mourning for thirty
days on account Of the death Of Prince
Frederick Charles.
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Pre.. Comm .nls en lihe oti.l..

LONDON, June l5.-The Tines continues
to condemn thelate government II pub
fishes copy Of the Liberal whip Issued
for to-day's formal meeting OF the House
Of Commons, and says 1t is precisely sim
ilarto that sent out for the crucial division
Of last Monday night. It says that the
Whips cry "wolf,' too often, and by using
urgent terms for trivial occasions weaken
the effort oil the summons when real
crisis is at hand.
The Daily Telegraph says that the Mar
quis Of Salisbury will have the sympathy
Of The county, and warns the Radical
leaders, Mr., Chamberlain and Sir Charles
Dixie, not to make the mistake OF OBJ
structing the electors in the provinces, but
to see fair play. .sF
The 1imes has an editorial to-day in
whichit ridicules Mr.. Chamberlain's COM
parison OF England and America on the
simple question OF the tariff.
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A Bigamous Rascal.

CHICAGO, June 15.+Oatey Jones, aged
q, employed in a commission house here
and said to be the soniot wealthy parentt
residing in iTunic, N. Y.,i was arrested
last night on q charge Of big
amy. The complainant is Addie Jones,
milliner, who claims he compelled
her to support him for time after their
marriage, and subsequently deserted her.
The second Mrs. Jones Us Q Miss Baymil.
Ter, OF Utica; whose father Is connected
with the Insane Asylum at that point,
Jones says he was under. age when be
married No. !, and that she has been un-
true to him. II - \
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A Battle r Progressing:

La LiRgRrADy VIA GALVESTON, June To-
Desultory firing was..heasd near La Liber.
tad last night, and 1t Is believed that the
forces Of both parties are approaching.
The coming Pacific Mail steamers are
bringing 100 Nicarauguans. There are no
United States vessels. here. Its said the
var Is being carried ON with the usual
barbariiies Of civil war. BEiosa was
.butcheied by Indians. Monterosa and
Parilla are both prisoners. 1.elona stiIl
hold AhanaGhapan notwithstanding 70.
peated attacks. Il Is certain that Riyel
look Coiutepeque on Saturday. 1tMersn-
des is beaten there ig almost sure to be d
civil war In Guatemala. I.
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Death Of ths 4Islrst.r y

NV YoRE, June Is, Robert W. But
Ter, probably the inst psrsonin America to
manage a distincHyeiy variety theater, died
here yesterday afternoon, ,aiteran illnessol
ten months, aged 4ayears. he opened the
famous Variety Theatre at 44i broadway
when he was but % years 81 age, and
continued In the management otyariopt
theatrical enterprises until about yea
ago. II was he Who brought the famou!
Vpkes family TO this country, I
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Attempted BlaefmaIi.

CoLuNpus, o., June 15.-Last spring
some time in February or March, w. @
Ridgway commenced suit in the Circuit
Court Of Summers county, West Virginia,
against L. o. Prince aud n. "A. Rife, ask.
ing damages in the sum OF si5, 900 for the
alleged seduction and debauchery of his
wife. The petition relates many wrongs
and gives dates and circumstances
Of the occurrences, and On the
face OF the affair makes quite q
gloomy story OF the wronged hus-
band. Messrs. Prince and Rife are two
prominent men Of Hinton, w. Va, and
are quite wealthy, and subsequent de-
velopments indicate that there has been
q double effort to hold them up for all the
money which they could produce in q
given time, that they might save their
names from being brought before public
in anunenviable light. n
Last evening a man by the name OF
Bowman was arrested on charge Of black
mail in this case.
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Strike at oaraneIe,s mllls.

PlrrsBgRoH, June l5.-This morning
forty.two pull-up boys, whose ages range
from nine to thirteen years, and who are
employed at oarnagie's Union Iron mills.
went out on strike against reduction OF
five cents per day, thereby causing near
" the entire mill to close down. These
boys,haye been getting sixty cents per
day, and the firm wanted TO reduce them
10 iifty-tive, which caused the strike.
isThis action on the part OF the
frm,'' said. gentleman, "is receiy.
ing the seyerest condemnation from all
classes Of citizens, who argue that a firm
kespingup costly libraries and giving away
so much in charitable beauests should be
ashamed to practice such q paltry trick,
particularly on boys, some Of whom are
the only support OF widowed mothers, and
who earn every cent they make, going to
work at two or three o'clock and working
until the same hour in the afternoon"
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lfrea from Meridlr care,.

PlTrsBuRoH, Pa, June l5.-Harry L.
McGeary, q wealthy young man Of this
city, committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the head. Nc
Geary was the defendant in o will case
which was decided against him last week,
and the verdict 50 preyed on his mind
that itgaye way and he ended his troubles
BY shooting himself He u the third
memberof the family which has commit
ted suicide, his father and brother having
adopted the same method Of obtaining re-
lief from worldly cares. fF
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Nh prEROS brings against the Corn,
T.. N Commissioners the serious charge oi
y ,.;ains This charge will not strike the
a,nIir u with the force Of novelty. The
R,,ri has long been open to suspicion ol
r,ying time, and its course this month
S,. Jeepened the suspicion to a positive
,oOv;rtion.
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Base BAN Yesterday.
At Boston-Bostons, 8; Philadelphia

At Boston-Bostons, 3; Philadelphia, =
At Chicago Chicago, IS; Detroit, s.
Errors, Chicago lS; Detroit, l3. Pitch:
ers, Williamson and Weidman. Earned
runs, Chicago, /: Detroit, l.
At Philadelphia 4; Louis
yilles s. Errors, Athletics 4, Louisvilles
9. Bases, Athletics Il, Louisvilles Is: Struck
out by Hecke,G, by Lonett 10.
At Brooklyn Cincinnati, II; Brooklyn
o. Errors, Cincinnati 5 : Brook ynl 0.
Bases, Cincinnati, %; Brooklyn, 20
Struck out by Terry 4; by tcCanFey, 2.
AT Proyidence-New York, 5; Proyi.
dence, 8. Errors, New York, IS; Proyf-
dence, 81. Bases, New York, as; Provi.
denee, Q. Pitchers, Keefe and Radbourne,
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4 .WllEEsnAlRR, Pa, June lb.-The frt
inthe Dsrranee shaft Of the Lehigh Val
ley Coal Company Is still burning. II
the main gangway the water isseyeral ieet
deep. Il was being dipped up In pals By
hundreds OF workmen and thrown on The
burning woodwork. The coal Is now OF
are and the ouly means 10 exGinguish Il
will beto food the mine. All the mer
who were working in the pit were with
drawn this morning and orders issued thai
no one sholld descend the shaft until fur
thernotice,
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As 10 shadinel.

wAsn1So4oS, D. O., June l5.-Judse
McCue, Solicitor Of the Treasury, has
given an opinion 70 secretsFy Manning
that shadines or herring caught. il
Canadian water by American fishermen
IN boats OF less than fiye tons burden can
be admitted In the United States free q
duty, A question as 10 whether theRe iisll
we're dutiable arose from the fact that the
Washington reciprocity treaty Of 1871 will
expire on the lGt proK.
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vov II would be interesting to know
,tT t $50 citizens Of cabcll county, or some
WY, WY in in Their name, sent to Philadelphia
W. I:,.s representation asking for aid.
Tbs:s tbings do infinite harm to the
+S%Is .S STATE. tits bad policy to cry wolf
uhnn there is no vol.
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Fl,h.r cnnrht.

PEILADELPhlA, June l5.-Joseph' 2.
cOlldneer, the embez1ling ex-secretary Of
the Central Transportation Company, was
arrested Il Bash kelle, Pa, while ona fish
1ng trip, and brought here last night. Cot
!slnger ts = paymaataf af the Pennsyl Iva
ma railroad, and has had othef positions
ettsust, The amount othis detalsssion d
estimated Gt SlOQO0O.
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PnrIADEIPniA, Pa, June 15.--In the
case Of John Cooper, charged with EN-.
bezzlement while Treasurer Of the Deca.
tur Building Association, q plea ofguilty
was entered by the defendant to-day, and
he was sentenced 70 Ave years impfison-
thent. His peeulations had been going
on for fve years, and m examination OF
his accounts showed that he was si5. .0oO
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Death of Admiral cous bet In chins.
PARIS, June 15.-.An official dispatch
Just received announces the death Of the
French Admiral Courbet on board his
flagship in the China sea.
In the Chambsrof Deputies this after
noon Admiral Galiber, Minister Of Ma
rine, announced the death Of Admiral
Coutbet. The Admiral died on board his
ship, the Bayard. Death was caused BY
prostration, brought on by oyerwork and
mental anxiety. Immediately after the
announcement Of the death Of Admiral
Courbet the Chamber Of Deputies was ad-
journed as q mark OF respect.
Admiral Courbet had been in command
OF the French fleet In Chinese waters since
the troubles with the Black Flags In Ton.
quin begun. He conducted the lombard
lnent OF Foo Chow, the capture Of Kee
Lung and the blockading OF Formosa. His
admirable conduct OF the naval warfare
against the Chinese had considerable to
do with bringing about the final treaty Of
peace which to.day's dispatches state The
Emperor OF China has jnEt approved.
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LONDON, June l5.-The Nelss says that
the Marquis Of Salisbury adopted the only
course open TO him and the Ns,s again
appeals to Mr.. Gladstone to lead the
Liberalism a struggle for the general cleo
ton. Without such leaders It plainly
forsees defeat for the Liberal party.
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wAsuHoroS, D. O., June is.-The
naval board appeinted to examine the
Dolphin will a few days make a formal
report Of the result Of the trial trip at sea
q that vessel on ThuTsday last. The
Secretary will then decide whether any
further test d the vessel is necessary. be.
fore she is accepted.
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owEsTos, KY, June l5:4At Hensler
seven miles from here, yesterday, Robert
Coleman and Henry Reynolds, returning
home with quantity Of whisky, quarrel
ed near home, and Coleman was stabbed
TO death. Both are men with large fam,
lilies In q helpless condition. The men
were good friends when sober. (
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n 0ste,nufr. Tor Coz.

wAm1SoToS D. G., June is.-fhe lot
ter carriers Of this city tonight presented
Hon. S. 8. Cox, o. s. Minister to Turkey
With m elegant gold;hsaded zane, in ap-
probation Of the efforts of Mr.. Cox while
In Congress to secure legislation in their
behalf. 49, l.--l ~ W. ~ n
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x.v that fortune has placed tho gilded
~ Ngs " Dower TO the lips Of the Tories they
e'p @ "a Ether not drink. It's the fear Of
,Ss s"o's awful dregs that gives them pause y
iI. Diy.eii would have delighted in this sit
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Hot ,Eea,llsr I, che csnl.a,.

wAsHIsdfos, D. o., June l6.-The
weather here the past two days has! been
ten degrees above the average tempera-
ture for the middle Of June formsny
years. The Thermometer yesterday and
to-dsy reached % In the ahade,
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lyAsnTs6ToS, June 10: Charges Of pee
ulation, gross iayoritism de-, madeagainsi
tlie management of the Government In,
sane Asylum have been inyestig gated and
pronounced untopuaed,
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nomlnI.cenes 81 8 rraredy.

WASHINGTON, June 15.- The Vice Con
AL al Copenhagen has informed the State
Department that ho has just received
from Greenland q locked mail pouch and
several loose letters from the Greely e3pe
ditton. He will forward them 70 Wash
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] rLALEs or WOE Z.
Frsm West virginia That Are without
Foundation In Fact.

HusrISeros, w. Va, June l5.-The re-
quest Of W. E. Petit and 1850 other citi-
gems Of Low Gap, oabell county, sent to
the Citizens O Committee, Of Philadelphia,
for aid for the suffering people Of that
section isunwartanted, as, 50 far as known,
there Is no distress among the citizens Of
this county that cannot be remedied by
the authorities, the comfy being amply
able to take care Of the INDECENT suffering.
The Philadelphia committee sent out
by the Citizens Committee Of that city
10 inquire into the state Of affairs Is here
and willireport TO the Philadelphia com.
mittee by telegraph the result OF its OBJ.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFA1Rs.
The neyolulloa Not Yet Ended-A peeI.lY,

Battle Expected.
PANAMA., June e.-Adyices from Colon
state that affairs there are in a bad shape.
There is no police force and every man
has to guard his own property. About the
only buildings erected since The destruc.
ton Of the town are little shanties. These
are located on the sidewalks and in the
streets in utter disregard Of order.
The flagship Tennessee, bearing the
broad pennant of Rear Admiral Jouett.
left Aspinwall on the Ath inst. for Saw.
nilla. DR.. Justo Arosemena sailed on the
Tennessee. II is said that the visit Of
that vessel 10 the coast on the present oc-
casion Il In connection with the efforts to
bring about q peaceable understanding
between the belligerants in and about Bar
ranquilla. DR.. Jutto Arosemena, it is said,
has received instructions from Bogoto to
treat with the leaders Of the revolutionary
party and to give them something more
liberal in terms than those proposed 70
them by Gen. Reyes few days ago. These
were the same as thns3 offered TO and ac-
cepted by Aizpura five weeks ago, but the
rebel chiefs In Barranquilla arc men Of
higher standing and heavier calibse than
the other, and they told Reyes they pre-
terrcd to tightit out. The Government
forces are gradually approaching the revo-
lutionaIy forces operating on the Barran.
quilla as q headquarters, and lively news
may beexpectel from that quarter soon.
General Reyes, with the Cavca eontin-
gent, Is moving to effect junction with
the forces OF General Bricon, and General
Matthews is coming down the river as
rapidly rs possible TO join his contingent
with those Of the twochiefs Just named.
Then General Qninto Is reported to be
moving down in support Of these forces
with ], 800 men, but he Is said TO be too
far away to arrive initime TO assist in ade-
cisive battle, III
The reyoluHonists are reported in
strong force, 600 men, with excellent
arms and the invaluable assistance ei
eight armed, steamers, Events and posi-.
tions indicate an early and decisive battle,
on the result Of which hangs thequestion
Of the immediate pactfcation OF the re.
public. The revolution Is not ended yet,
and q decisive victory for the rebels at
BSrranqnilla would rekindle the flames oi
war. trGaiN r.
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ANOTHER MINISTRY.
Mn.w. :. eLA.pisr:o,xr,s rAREwEL1
TO the House OF commons-ns omclally
Announce. that salIsbary viii form
New Ministry and AdJourns Par.
Lament untll Friday Next.

LONDON, June 15.-Mr. Gladstone was
in his usual placs in the House Of Com.
mona this afternoon, and he was greeted
with cheers when he arose to make an an.
nouncement. This was that the Marquis
ofsalisbury had consented to form gov.
eminent.
Mr.. Labouchere Radical) asked Mr..
Gladstone II there was any truth in the
published report that the Marquis OF Sails.
bury had only consented to form Con.
seryatiye Ministry when assured Of the
assistance Of the present Liberal Govern.
ment.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply, assured Mr..
Laboucherc that he afr. GIadstone1 was
ignorant OF any arrangement whereby the
present government was bound by any
promise to assist the Conservative govern.
ment. The House then completed tho re.
naming stages Of the bill granting 40 an.
nuity TO the Princess Beatrice on the ac-
cession OF her marriage, and accepted the
amendments made BY the Lords To the
Seats bill. On motion of Mr.. Gladstone
the House adjourned until Friday.
Lord Randolph Churchill managed TO
get TO the residence of the Marquis Of
Salisbury just before the meetinR OF the
Conservative leaders had dissolved.
The Marquis OF Salisbury explained to
the meeting the result Of his interview
with the Queen and hoped that he would
have the assistance oil his colleagues TO
form.a Cabinet. s
Theaimnst unanimous opinion express.
ed was in favor Of the acceptance Of Office
by the Conservatives.
The lobb!es Of the House OF Commons
presented very doleful appearance this
afternoon. There was q renewal OF the
unfounded rnmors that the Conservative
leaders were experiencing considerable
difficulty in forminga Cabinet. Itisun-
derstood that Lord Randolph Chur-
chill and the Marquis Of Salisbury differ
IN regard to tho necessity for the re-en-
actment Of the coercion" measures for
Ireland.
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THATcHHR-on Tuesday, June 10, 1885, at ! rs
oG oe A. n, q het residence No. l9t jacob street
n this citys AsAtI vile Of Hifam Y. Thatcher, IA
the . u rear Of her ase
Funeral notice heEse.tsE,
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o5:s5 Yo.. 20 and u Fourteenth ssfee..
=. bepe that tO-day's conference in
..,.borrh ~ n will throw a more genial Light
J. .'' ,Ss .ombre iron situation.

,,..,.,0rXT CLEVELAND has his back
,a1 rL.1ID ,s,in,t the White House wall in
's' si'Sst s.in i bope Of withstandipg the onset
70. I1.s. ,'i s4rcely hungry Democracy.
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colered Methodist church psmoll.hed.
s....i.t lrii....llL d. a.. ..i.liLn..a.. ~ y

sFs9lIl 771lt4 70 E4's l''EEsF5gE3VE1' n : IN 4
MARrlSsBuRo, w. Va, June l5.-A
heavy rain, hail and wind storm passed
over here this evening, blowing down the
fine two-story brick church owned by the
colored Methodists. The church was
built about two years ago and is not paid
for. This is . heavy loss to the congrega.
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ornER opIN1oNs.

"The strike will continue 2 said secre-
tary Weeks, "as the manufacturers will
not accept the compromise" Various ru-
mors were siioat this morning in regard
10 the intentions Of numerous firms. It
was said that Wilson & Walker, and
Painter 4 Sons, would soon sign the scale.
From reliable source comes the report
that Jones & Laughlin will start the
American Iron Workson Thursday; when
necessary repairs shall have been COM
pleted. The Millvale mill OF Graf, Ben
nett & Co., was fired up this morning.
Oliver Bros. & Phillips Tenth street mill
was inoperation this morning, and prepar-
ations were being made to start their Fif-
teenth street establishment.
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Apother MN Rum mored 10 Have signed.

Another lilll Rumored 70 Have Signed.
P14rspuRou, June 15.-The Amalgama-
ted Association received word tonight
that the Cherry Valley Iron company, Of
Leetonia, Ohio, had signed the scale and
would resume operations Immediately.