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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
STOPPING ACTIVE WAR PREPARATIONS.

LONDON, May 4.-The Admiralty has issued
an order stopping the further charter OF ships Of small
capacity that we're intended used for the tranPor
tation of troops This order IS regarded as foreshadow
ing the stoppage OF all war preparations.
Admiral seymour who bombarded Alexandra IN tie
war against Arab Pacha, commands the fleet composed
OF the Atlantic steamships Oregon Umbria, Alaska ana
Arizona. The Oregon is the Adnirals flagship.
The Pail MaH quite says 1t believes that England
really never annexed Port Hamilton. The British hec
according The Gdzetc has merely taken position win
view TO prevent other Powers from either auncXlng Or
occupying Port Hamilton
VARNA May 4-In the case OF war the Italian Consul
at Odessa viii protect the interests OF British subjects
remaining In that city.
ST PETFRsBU KG, May 4.-ThOugh no definite news Of
rdDDrOcheuehtt between England and Russia has been
have dissolved The that England has not annexed
Hamilton in the japan sea- gives feeling OF relief
IL is stated that the Imperial Ministry in council nave
decided finally upon the utmost limits OF concession
which Russia willing 10 make The Gar Is expected
TO start Moscow Tomorrow TO celebrate the jubilee
of the Russian nobility. 49,,
Engands concession Russia and fears generally
expressed now that the English attitude may have al
ready endangered the safety OF the party composing Hr
Peter Lumsdens surveying commission. Preparations
for war on a large scale still continue IN India.
TTRPUL April 3O.-Tne dam at Karabund, seventy
miles north Of Sarakhs has burst flooding the country
for miles. The Russians asking strenuous eXertOns
To repair dam It is reported that AyOub Khan the
former Ameer Afghanistan Is still closely guarded in
Persia Pendeh has paid tribute to Herat for hunrcd
and fifteen Afghan soldiers have been IN Penldch
since 1881 as the for the Governor PeI1deh,
therefore, is an integral part OF the province OF Herat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
coM,1ENTs or THE PRESS.

LONDON, May 5.--The Post in an editorial this
morning, says: zone more humiliation, when
they crowd so tbickly ON us. would be Of little
moment if thereby we avoided war, but even if
the frontier question IS settled, the inevitable
conflict will on y be postponed for brief period"
Tie STANDARD says editorially: " Earl Granville
throws mp the sponge in the most artistic manner,
We have no doubt that when the Blitish Empire
pershes it, toO will have learned TO die
@stheticslly. IL remains 10 be seen how
much life there is in it yet The only serious matter
Is Lumsden whom all Asia is laughing at We are
s-4b.s TO say what will become OF him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

TUsrIN, Mich, May 4.-The National Hotel mere was
burned yesterday. Loss, SO, 900; insurance $1,000
HoLLIsroS, Mass, May 4.-The cider mill oil warren
Morse was burned Saturday night. Loss Sl5'oOoi
insurance the building 81 000 The stock machinery
engine, etc. valued at $4,000, Is total loss
MAssGLLoN, Ohio, May 4.--One hundred feet OF ueSIo
work Of the willow Bank Coal Company were destroyed
nv fire yesterdays also the office scales and ehutes OF the
company and three railroad Loss $4,000 lnsur
ance $1,000 in the Cooper Of Dayton and sou III
the Hamburg Bremen, OF Germany.
LocKPoRr N Y, May 4 CSpeelaD. D.-Rchle Brothers
Touring mill at Gospor totally destroyed by fire on
Sunday night with all its machinery, 1000 bushels Oh
grain and a quantity of flour and feed. Loss ABOUT
81 ., 900; insurance, $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May A dispatch 10 inc Se"''"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

Will he be able to report severity of the weather,
the sharpness of Russian sabres, the fneness OF
Russian humori AT any rate he has not surren-
dered the frontier. That is left to negotiation"
The Times, IN an editorial, says: There is
little else to be thankful for except
the fact that war has been avoided at price
which as yet we are unable calculate with precision,
as 1t is dependent upon the Russian Governments
ability to curb the aggressive spirit of the military
party
ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.-The Noroe Vrenya says
il is evident that the English Cabinet is content
with much less than when it hurled ITS
thunderbolts around on account of the battle OF
Daskkepre. The question however, will never be
settled until the Dominion of the Car and those OF
the Queen are conterminOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
SUSTAINED BY SENATOR VOORHEES,.
THE ADMINISTRATION UYDEsERvING OF AcRIMo-
NOUS CRITICISM.
Lsr rRLEGRArH TO THE rRIBUNR I


WASHINGTON, May A." The distribution OF
patronage proper subject upon which TO break
with Administrations Senator voorhees, Is repre-
senented having said. "Dlshonesty in Office or tho
administration OF the Government upon false principles
OF legislation alone justify leader OF party In
rushing into opposition. II is in my opinion highly
impotc for any who waits to get an office to cry
out that the party is lost aud then fall to railing
against the Administration. Mr.. Cleveland has not
given me all | asked for by any means. For instance
was very anxious that Mr. Mcdonald should be ap-
pointed to the Cabinet and worked hard to that
result but told Mr.. Cleveland that II after maurely
considering all had said upon the subject he did not see
his way to act in harmony with Indiana views and
desires 1t would be fatal II is Mr. Ceyelands
Administration not mine It is for him TO look on every
side and perhaps his appointments wiser than those
might suggest to him To the who are bfore tho
country accusing the Administration OF moving slowly
IL ought to be sufficient that tue Democrauc
party takes of Government which has oeeh
for twenty-five years in the hands Of the Repuohcans
and that the Senate Is still Republican. nthe Adhnis
tration went to work with reckless rapidiV IN
making changes the members OF 1t woud prove
thereby their unhtness for their places, A.. ~,
refuse discuss any such propostlOh uS that ir
Cleveland may prove dsloya TO hts party or the pfin
eipes upon which they elected NM NY oonuuehSo IN
his tnterrty Is absolute conscientious Presi-
dent his OF duty never crosseu tne oa
the White House. The personhel OF tue Vaohet ne mas
i'm INV geographical point or views per-
hans 1 do not think the Northwest was sninclenty
Recognized there no apparent necessity Tor TAX
Secretaries Manning and Whitney individually could NOT
he found The Cabinet stands In marked CONTRAST 70
some we have recently had Is not conceivable 'has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
MP rILnENS NEpHER SrEn

CHICAGO, May / (SpeciaD. Suit was begun
here to-day against W. NJ Tldeu nephew Of samuel j.
Tilden, by william Allen to recover 1919. Mr. Tiden
was a candidate the Democratic ticket last fail for
Congress from the lst District For the named Allen
agreed TO secure insertion IN certain papers OF articles
which would to prove the defendants qualities AS
man. citizen ana politician. The plaintiff alleges that he
inserted iu The IeS editorial which cost 81 per ue
and also sketches Tdens life and various puts IN he
Inns and me Stadts Zcihuig which cost $3.50 Mr.. TIL
den WIS defeated Ouce hence his lack OF interest
in, fhpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CpruFs DUE TO jealousy.

CHICAGO, May "A dispatch to nc Daily Nees from
Sumner Iowa, says; About o'clock yesterday morn
ing Frederick BILL who lived four miles north OF TINS
place while In a lit OF jealousy shot GOtIred Houser'
SELF Bin h dead and Housermann is fatally injured"
A RARE SIGHT IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 4,-The bark Cadorus, SIX nun
dred tons launched here to-day In the presence OF
large number of persons and as soon as ready Will take
her pace I'm the Rio coffee fleet. The launch Of such
vessel has become OF rare occurrence In Baltimore.
FOR VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAWS.
RENOvO, Penn, May Al. W. fredercks, Deputy inter-
nal Revenue Collector for this dstct seized the brewery
of Binder and arrested the proprietor FOR frauds
on the United States revenue laws.
BODIES FOUND AT RAVEN RUN.
SHESANDoAH, Penn, May 4.-rhe bodies OF two more
of the victims of the Raven Run mine disaster have
been recovered The bodies are those of William Ander
son aud Barney Smith.
SUICIDE FROM DESPONDENCY
CINCINNATI, May 4-Chares Il. Fuller, treasurer OF
LnewOod, Hamilton County, shot himself dead In his
room this morning. His suicide the result or de-
spondency caused by the death Of his wife IN November
and III health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
NO OFFICIAL VISITS INTERCHANGED.
TIE CAPTAINS OF THE srBELuK AND GARNET
STEER CLEAR Of EACH OTHER.

TIE CAPTAINS OF THE srRELuK AND GARNET
STEER CLEAR Of EACH OTHER.
Yesterday was washing day and drill-day on
board the streok and visitors allowed to board
her. During the afternoon her rigging was white with
garments Of all descriptions which tapped In the breeze
as defiance to British pride In the OF the
ing postal card TO the captain, which
some person humOrously inclined had written some
doggerel verse said to be quoted from The IdH Mall Ga
seae The substance Of the lines was as follows:
We have the Catholics and Protestants
And OlG MsnmOn ~ for us too,
So what the Russ aus do
What effect the perusal OF TINS communication had
upon the Russian captain could not be found out but
cable dispatch which he received In the afternoon, he
treated of higher Importance ana at once sent an
Russian IL was coDjectured that the Russian Admiralty
has not forgotten the Streok ON Saturday Captain
lyn Navy Yard Yesterday the visit was returned, and
Commodore Chandler with his staff was received aboard
Naval courtesy requires that when two men-of-wa
arrive in the same port the captain Of the vessel which
vessel which follows This visit s returned in due
course When the sreok and the Garnet were together
tween the captains. AT Norfolk however visits
paid and there some curiosity to know whether
Captain SkrydO would call on Captain Hand after the
Garuets arrival at NewYork. reporter asked Of
the Russian officers yesterday whether his captain
contemplated such visit. The officer didn't
think that there would be any visiting You
the Engshman 10 call on him.. If we moored one
aon gside OF the other IL would be different but he's
away down by the Battery, and-well It's too far The
captains steam launch seen In the course OF the
day away down by the Battery but probable that
the captain considered the Russian consns office much
nearer home than the cabin CT the English corvette
Some of the officers Of the Garnet hint that the
Russian commander is acting upon instruc-
tiOns received from his homo Government,
and others shrug their shoulders and say
that II Is simply example Of Russian careessness
meaning nothing sinister indecOrous." The COM
ande OF the Garnet has not received orders to leave
thi haroor and that he does not know where he
VIII go next. The excitement attendant
upon the arrival of the Garnet has
nearly sdbsided and the officers and
were not 80 Ineieessy pestefed with visitors yesterday
as they were on sunday In the afternoon some OF
the crew were rounding Governors Island III % ferry
boat they raised their caps TO the American flag,
naming bareheaded for several minutes
IEsrINQ CIIAI LpA INAnLrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

An oil fire made n great blaze in south Brook
lyn last evening" burning ercey for several hours IL
broke out about o'clock In the refinery OF DehslOw
Bus controlled oy the Standard Oil Company, at the
foot OF Thirtynuh Forticth SITS, on New-lork Bay
leak in a STILL containing crude oil, caused the fire,
and tank containing 900 gallons was soon aDlaze
The fire communicated also TO an adjoining talh
containing 1000 gallons Part OF the oil was drawn on
from the bottom OF the tanks. The hreenglnes sum:
noned by two alarms kept the fire from dong t9Ither
damage The IRE burned for about three hours aud then
died away. The loss estimated 10 amount TO @OOVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PEsTu May 4.-The Hungarian Minister OF Finance ls
preparing new issue O papr Tentes TO meet needed
increase In the counrys treasury or lS,oOOOVO nOrhs
PARIS, May 4.-Louise Michel, the Anarchist refuses
TO accent pardon unless part OF general amnesty
to all political prisoners.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, May 4.-rhe prompt collection OF
overdue taxes cetera Is urgently commanded III orr
Dardauelles.
CORK, May 4-The Cork County Club has expelled ihe
welknown Irish physician. Dr. L. &. \. Ianher' De-
cause in company with John OConnOr. he marched AT
the head Nationalist procession that followed ana
hssed the Prince and Princess OF Wales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
SHor DoWy At MS FArHERN.LAWS DOOR.

BUFFALO, May 4 (SpeciaO.-At Ops, Cana
dian hamlet in the vicinity Of Lindsay, James Fannings
body found y,sterlay morning the roadsde~in
pool Of blood. Tanning married the daughter Of Mr..
Poglc Of Ops she left him and went back TO her
father Tanning to the house aud demanded to see
liz wife. Pogue warned him OIL with gun but he re-
fused To 70. The old man thereupon fired upon him,
shut and into the house Tanning dragged
himself Of the yard ana bcd 10 death within stones
throw the house POgue admits the shooting and has
been committed to jtiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
now PENJDEH WAS TAKEN.
CARRIED AT THE POINT OF THE BAYONET
THE RUSSIANS ORDERED TO ATTACK CAPTAIN
YATES PARTY.

THE RUSSIANS ORDERED TO ATTACK CAPTAIN
YATES PARTY.
SIMLA, May 4.-Eyewitnesses of the Penjdeh
affair say that March % Tab saar. the Afghan com
mander received General KomarO's ultimatum' in sub
stance that unless the AfGhans retired from the left
bank OF the Kushk and right bank OF the
Mnrghab before the evening Of that date, the Russians
would drive them out Captain Yate then conferred with
Colonel Zacnarevsti already reported The same
night Tab saar, after consulting with the
British officers declined to evacuate
the positions referred to, but offered
consider reasonable proposals regarding pickets ara
outposts General Komaro made answer to the Offer
and next morning, during rainfall accompanied by
heavy mist, the Russians advanced, the Tur-
CONAN cavalry covering the infantry
This movement drew tho Afghan
fire, when the Turcomans opened ont showing bat
TALON of the 73d Regiment ona of Cossack and eight
guns. Two of the latter came into action and the imam
try fired voeys for half hour sweeping the Afghas
down in files.
The Afghans with muzzle-loaders and wet powder,
answered feebly, while two guns in bad position
replied TO the Russian artillery The
Kushk was swollen and not fordabe
The only of retreat was by the PultKhisti
bridge. seven feet wide. The Cossacks swept
forward on the left flank of the Afghans, and
the Russian infantry charged their intrenchments and
carried them at the point of the bayOne killing hun
dreds OF the defenders, who resisted bravely.
At the first shot the British officers who were five
miles south Of Ak-Tepe, hurried TO the spot and
met the Afghans in full retreat, both from
Ak-Tepe and Puli-Khisu. Colonel Alikhanof with
strong escort crossed bridge and occupied the Afghan
military governors tents but pursuit was made.
Colonel AnkhanOff ordered his Saruk urcOmans TO at
tack Captain Yates party which arrived during the Az
CHAN retreat CaptainYato asked Colonel for
ali interview and requested that be sent TO guard
the British camp No given TO this re-
quest. Some Tekke TurcOmans appeared on
the scene and the saruk Turcomans with Captain Yate
urged retreat The British retired under the escort Of
the saruk chiefs. Tab Saar badly wounded. The
Afghans were demoralized-
copy Of the telegram giving the Of the agree
ment of March II given to Colonel Zacharevsh ON
March %.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TWO rIREMEY MEET rnEE DEATH.

CHICAGo May 4.-Latcr particulars of the
fire which broke night at the store No lGl and
1868 south Watcrst. ,how that Martin Muvcy asnsle
man. working with Truck No l. was caught by mass OF
crates. case, nud barrels, which buried him six feet
deep Ch.r.es Bird, married, was standing beside Mu
yey WHEN The crash ana he fell beside his comrado
Fy men lost no time ciambcrng up the ladders ana
with pi, Ks and hooks they dragged away wreck
. thtlr tWJ companion, were found Both were dead.
The weight that had suddenly borne mem down hau
crush them % death. The losses and usurinces are
a. follows: John Lally. $1,000; insurance. F6,ouO;
Bond a. p,arch -, 500: Insurance, 5000; j. l. WHIT
comb ~ 300: no insurance. kcnpeu Brothers. $500;
insurance s. 200; J.. 4. EchWald, F4OOOi no lhsur-
uuce L. Burnett $1,000; Insurance. F-,1OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
4 MANIAC FROM THE DEATH OF TWO CHILDREN.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA dispatch 10 Inc
Erentng Post from Tucson. Arizona says; The seven
year.od son OF a wealthy resident OF Taranton,
Mexico. Lopez, kidnapped recently and
the father was informed that the child
would be killed II ransom OF $4,000 was not dep0s-
ted In certain place within two days BY accident the
note was not delivered until too late 10 me-
gotiate with the criminals At the exp
ration Of the second Gay the father found
the mutiaed body Of the child I'm his court yard. The
boys sister, age twelve. seeing her brothers corpse,
fell dead The father became raying maniac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
CHINA READY TO FIGHT WITH RUSSIA.

LONDON, May 4.-Dlspatches from Ilentsln
state dispute between China and Russia regard
ing the frontier Manchoora has become acute owing
TO the nonarrva OF the Russian members OF the Dcm-
tatiOn Commission and the constant postponement OF
the date Of their arrival the place Of meeting TO settle
the boundary The Chinese Commissioners have been
ready for several months TO begin the work Of delma-
ton and the failure OF the Russian Commissioners 20
meet caused the Chinese Government 10 fear
that the pursued by Russia respecting the
Afghan frontier viii he followed In this Now that
the difficulty with France relation TO TOnqun has been
settled China has become courageous ana has de-
manded that Russia fulfil her part Of the agreement
which led appointment Of the commission. IL Is
said China has also intimatcd that she Ia prepared
10 enforce claims regard TO the frontier OF Man
choOria The Chinese allege that the isu SLAMS have
been constantly encroaching upon Chinese territory
since the Ignatef agreement OF 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
NEARLY ALL THE FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH

SYRACUSE, \. Y, May lSpccldT.-Ihe
death Miss Lottie Logan to-day makes the fourth vie
tim Of the fire which consumed the house of James A
Logan at Waterloo, sunday morning The bodies OF
Mr and Mrs. Logan and their son Edward were burned
to crisp Three children were rescued more or less
burned. Charles and LYDIA may die The Funeral O tho
four victims held day Ia the FIRST PTesDJ terrain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
RFpUBLIcAy STATE COMMITTEE OF OHIO

CoLUMBUs, May 1 Special. The Republican
State Central Committee met tonight in the Neil House.
with all only members present and decided that the
next State Convention should be held in Springfield
nne To- The choice and OF holding the convention
do Republicans Of this city, members Of the
legislature or friends OF Beatty and Kennedy The
strongest feeling prevailed in favor OF the nomination
OF Judge Foraker on the second ballot. Congressman
ID. TAYLOR was selected temporary chairman OF the
con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

MARY ANDERsoN.-Mary Anderson Will sail for America
on September 2S
EXHIBITION OF TSvENTIoNs.-The Prince OF Males
opened to-day the Worlds Exposition or lnyeD ions %
The Princess OF Wales the Duke OF Edinburgh, the Duke
of Cambridge. Earl Granville and Sir william vernon
HarcOurt were among the persons present.
DYNAMITE INvEsrIG ATIoN.-The police advertise Tor
concerning the sale OF iron vessel tne
remnants OF which have been found in the yaru OF ue
Admiralty buildings, near the scene OF the recent eA
plosois The remnants Indicate that the vessel con-
taincd dynamite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

Valencia are being noculated with cholera virus 10 pre-
vent incubation with the scourge in its normal FORM
The resus of these operations are being closely watched
nv doctors and scientists The virus incubation pro-
ducos a tumor on the patient, who becomes severely
prostrated from the effects in about twentyfonr hours
but generally entirely within fOryelght nous
after the operation. All the provinces OF spain nave
sent doctors to Valencia to study this systen IL Is
generally believed that tho experiments already nauo
have established the Of the system ot cholera
fuo uofio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
sEyEN nrNpRED MrN InRowN ouT oF wORI

SCRANTON, Penn, May (NpecldO. The rml
mill Of the Iackawanna Iron and Coal Company was de-
stroycd by fire this morning. The structure was 39l
feet long by 100 wide and contained much expensive
machinery OF which the greater part was ruined The
loss is about 100000; insured for Sl5OOOO dis
trbuted among the following companies; Imperial
$4,000; Royal 500, ,OOO Liverpool end London and
Globe So 900 The fire broke Oul .n the eiBhe-rnoh
The remainder OF the company mills urr mace lde ana
Will not be started again until the rail mill is rebuilt,
which wiil require about three months time; Ihree
hundred men were employed In the mill which was
burned and four hundred IN the others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
WHAT THE MAHDrs MEN ARE DOING.

SUAKINI, May 4.-El MahdTs men last night
surrounded TambOuk and Otao and kept up heaVy
fire all night The firing was however, made from 100
long range to be effective Another forward movement
by the British troops expected to take place tonor
DoNGoIA MAY 4.-El Mahdi has dismissed from his
service the Emr Of Bcrbcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
los or A RAILwAY CoMPANYs PRoPERTY.

n ulC VI uhhhpNn OllSih N"i'y JN'N~N'1
Riverside, n. j., destroyed frame building belonging
10 the City Railway Company, with SIX pas
scngcr ears, Hat car, snow plough poles haIiess
and tools. The loss Is $4,000 insurance, Tl,3OO.
barn the premises OF DUmel saal, adjoining, was
also burned with OF It's contents: Ihe Darn ue
longcd TO James Bell and insured. 5aaIs loss IS
about 500, with no insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

says that half dozen buildings at Greenwood Clark
County were destroyed by fire to-day Loss, $15,000
partly insured
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, May 4.-The burning Of tho village
Of Cabery ILL., is not believed to have been Of incendi
airy origin. The Of the OF suspected par
ties was untrue. The losses upwards of 100000
The leading business began to rebuild to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
DELIBERATELY SHOr HIM DEAD.

URBANA, o., May 4 (SpeciaO. AT West Lib
erty to-day William Scott colorcd barber, deliberately
fired two shots at Frank Miller white, killing him In
stantly Miller leaves wife and one child scott was
ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
RR1rIsH SOLDIERS SICK IN EGYPT

LONDON, May 5.-The Daily Telegraph has
pful accounts from Dobbch OF the effects Of tue heat
on the British soldiers stationed there. nearly all oil
| whom, il is reported, have been Frustrated