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LABOR CONTROVERSIES ELSEWHERE.
MINERS LEAVING THE CLEARFIELD REGION-NEw

DEMANDS AT DCDoIs-NOTEs.
HUNTINGDON, Penn, April % (SpeciaD.-
There exodus Of striking minors from tho Cesrheld
region places where work has been resumed This will
decrease the number Of people to be supported ont OF
the earnings Of those work. aud increases the number
who can contribute to the relief fund Houtzdale. o.
ceoa and neighborng Mines and merchants and farmers
In the region contributing to tho support OF tho
strikers The system OF relief is so we'll organized
that want and distress which for time were seriously
felt have been removed.
DUBOIS Penn, April 22.-The Executive Board Of tho
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated Association has
Issued circular TO the operators OF the Fourth District
ealing Joint meeting me OF az ana miners 1s tSs
remainder Of the year. large number OF the miners
and il " tho intention :" make the strike general il the
operators refuse to meet their workmen on Tuesday
ST. LOUIS. April 22.The members of the local Stove
Mouders' Union time ago demanded OF their em'
poyers advance in wages OF 10 per cent Two OF the
fOundres acceded 10 the demand and the management
ployes. Last night at meeting OF the union IL was
resolved to repeat the demand III not 1s
OF the union number about 5000
GRAND RAPIDS Mich., April 22.The secretary Of the
Furniture Assoc iation has received communication
nearly all the fnrntaro workers in the city demanding
in wages after May l. The number of furniture work
ers concerned Is several thousand.
COLUMBUS, Ohio April 22.-Tne Executive Board Of
the Ohio Trade and Labor Assembly has ecldcd 10 D0y
cot the Champion Machine Company OF Springfield Tor
alleged discrimination against the Knights OF LABOR
CHICAGO April 22.-AbOut seventy five furniture man.
ufacturers Chicago employing 800 men, have orga-
nizcd resist demands by wOrkmen resolution was
passed that skilled mechanic ne employed by any
member without q letter OF recommendation from the
firm for which he last worked The manufacturers say
that they will not recognize Unon II is also con-
empated that all the manufacturers OF this region shall
join the association.
PHILADELPHIA, April % (Speciab.-Presi1cnt Wdener:
of the Traction streecar Company. to-day increased
pay OF employees 25 cents. making tie salary ~ 70
day.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-The strike OF car drivers was
broken and a the tied-up lines had their cars
running on Of the lines the full number OF cars
have yet been sent out but II Is expected that all
OF them will full to- morrow. considerable num-
OF the old drivers have lost their employ ment the
companies refusing dismiss those who aided them In
their necessity. Old prices are maintained
PrTTsBURG, April 22.-The independents coke manu-
lecturers operating nearly 500 III the Conne
vile region and employing 600 have followed the
example OF the coke syndicate and advanced from
to 10 per cent to take effect May l.
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arrested chareed With his mnrfer Mrs Nason's hus-
band died suddenly under suspicious fonr
years and Mrs O. De Brittoh. who boarded Win
MIRA Mason, died ut her house elk months ago
a STARTLING CONFESSION.
NOTED MEN ACCUSED OF A GRAvE.CRIME.
CONTEMPLATING ESTABLISHMENT RUN by OFF,
GALS OF NEw-ORLEANs.

0ESlAbLishMENt NUN d WIZ
GALS OF NEw-ORLEANs.
NEw-ORLEANs, April % (SpecidD.-ln the
United States District Court to-day in tho trial OF John H.
Aufdemorte against Erasmus Sheppard for roboins the
United States subTreasury In this city several years
ago. Sheppard gave sketch OF his life. "When was
twelve years Of age" he said. was empioyoa III
counterfeiting establishment at Conu ana Mhr"' ''
This establisbmenr was owned and operated among
others bv Charles r. Leonard recently Mayor Of Gal
ve.top and ct present Of the weathest and most
prouinent citizens of that city. Interested
Nth him In this nefarious business were
the then Mayor OF New-O Orleans, tho
Chief of Police Judges limbs OF the law. Tho then
Judge Of the Common for the Parish Of Orleans
was partner in the establishment. was also prom
ncnt lawyer who isa judge In Baltimore. These
people were engaged in cOunterfoiting Mex.
can coin, United States bills. and moneys OF
every description. The Mexican money was
turned out down stairs and the United States
notes. ETC., turned ups1ars Ny place that
Of messenger for establishment and such delv
cred the counterfeit money to the banks OF the city and
high city officials Thousands and thousands Of dollars
OF this character OF money manufactured and cir
culated here and elsewhere throughout this
country and 4eXico. II while In the employ OF this
establishment that became acquainted with the art OF
counterfeng Many OF the people engaged in the bus-
the times which aude have left behind
and daughters who in the highest social circles
OF the Crescent City. of prominence and
the greatest rcspec ability For this reason do not
propose to make known the names Of the people for
VIII first worked in tho counerfeiting business"
The case Of Aufdemorte ana Sheppard closed to-
verdict of guilty. The prisoners rcmanded for
sent
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THE LAND PURCHASE BILL PRINTED.

II MAKES PAMPHLET OF TwENTY-sIX PAGES
ITS PROVISIONS.
LONDON, April 22.-The Irish Land Pur-
chase BILL which House of Commons tnday night
gave Mr. permission to Introduce was issued
todry. 1t twenty six pages The bill is divided
into five parts. There ftyhree clauses and four
schedules. The bill provides that landlord who is
desrous 10 sell his property shall apply to the state
authority Tue shall refer the application TINS
made to Land Commission, which after maxi
ing ali inquiry, shall fix price at when
the property shall be sold unless the landlord
and the state authority have previously come to an
agreement II the landlord objects to the price fixed
by lie may withdraw his application on
paying the costs. When sale OF property has Deen
effected the commission shall pay the creditors before
masu ug any other distribution of the purchase money
Certain rent charges may be bought outright by the
State authority or payment may 6e continued from the
tenants repayments In cases OF property whereon
there 10 a reasonable to suppose that valuable
minerals exist the commission shall add to the purchase
money fair sum therefor and the minerals realized
from said property shall be vested IN the State authority
or such local body the Irish Legislature may provide
The Irish Receiver General and deputies, who are to
the financial part of tile act, shall be appointed
hold Office permanent civil servants subject To the
authority OF the Treasury They shall be paid from the
Imperial Exchequer, but the Irish Government shall
apnont the actual collectors II the Receiver General
or aay deputies shall be guilty Of maeasapce the
culprit forfeit The lost and also shall be
subjected a nne of $500 The measure empowers the
three classes of permanent annues
bearing interest respectively at "a ana zig per cent
and which shall be charged 10 the Imperial Consolidated
Fund. -,
dividing sub-lettng of holding so long AS 1t is
tuhjcct charge; but the state authority Is
empowered to relax these rules where Dc may thnK IL
The other points of the bill fully covered by Mr.
GladstOne's speech OF Friday evening
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS. April %. General de Couroy formerly com
nauder of tho French forces In Anam Will Dobapy De
appointed Ambassador al ST. PeteIsDure' ia pace VI
Genei al ApperI, recalled
BERLIN, Aptil 22.-We Worth German Gasene, urince @
Bsuareks orcaI IN an article the possibility OF war
brts France and Germany, says IL mas no uoupt ''
France woulf take the first suitable opportunity 10 To-
veDge herself upon Germany. me "us,ue iem"t & hs,
however that II Germany remains caln IL mas no Iea
for the result although II recosDizes tna tno
are brave and dangerous enc my, aud that they nave
made great strides IN military strength since the heVo-
lu,lon.
PARIS April 22sarah Bernhardt Ieit far's iast nlRns
tie actress were al the station 10 see her depart
VIENNA, April 22-The valuable antiquities stolen
frU. The In this city have Deen recovered anu
The thief arrested.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

a
A WITNESS IN THE CRAWFORD CAsE-Ihe woman
known a. Fanny" VINO was mentioned In connection
with tue Crawford Dixie scandal case IS III London, ana
will testify at the trial Of the Crawford divorce
case.
PROPERTY BURSED-The loss by the fire on Hays
whaIf yesterday Was 470,OOO.
SCULLING on TuL THAMEs.-A boat race for go side
WAS rowed over the Thames championship course to-day
between Bubear and Pearce. Bubear won.
ACCIDt MS TO SuIPPING.-The British ship William H.
MacNel. from Iloiio New-YOrk, which put into
Naurtus and condemned has been sold for S1oOO.
Tne British bark Journal. Captain Henn"ssey at Bahia
Blanco from Portland, lost her deckload Inc Brazil
Ian bark Lucaa, from Bahia for New YORK. which put
in:o Lisbon leaky. 10 dischargng cargo The Swedlsh
bark Syca Captain Wernlund. from Charleston, March
IL for Reva put Helsngborg, leaking three inches
Il
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SUPPORTING THE HOME RULE BILL.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETIXG OF LIBERALS IN LON
LONDON, April pa great mass-meeting OF
Liberals and Radicals held at st. Janess Hall this
evening Mr. Labcuchere presided, supported by
Messrs. Bradaugh, Lawson, Howell and Pickersgill,
members of Parliament, and others. Thousands were
unable TO gain admittance to the hall Mr. Labouchere
ailuding 10 the recent Conservatiy eLbera ahthome
rule meeting at the Opera House said That
Lord Harrington was an honest man, Mr..
Goschen al able and Mr. Rylands a fluent man.
bat that they had right to speak
in the OF the people Of England than the three
tiilors OF Tooley-s had AT t.lights meeting there
were peers Laborers from the field and the WORK
shop here to raise their voices In support OF
Gadstone's efforts to the bill granting home
rue to Ireland. II he fell he would fall with the de-
mocracy of the three Kingdoms around him. Many who
now refused give back Ireland her Parliament were
descendants Of the Esaus who III their Parliament sold
their birthreht for peeraces .
Mr Howell proposed resolution congratulatng ME-
Gladstone on his endeavor TO secure the permanent
union England and Ireland. and expressing the hope
that the Home Rule bill would become law after be-
ng modified as to harmonize with the desires OF the
Radicals. The resolution was seconded ny Mr l-eces
ter member OF Parliament. and supported ny Mr. Law
son, and carried unanimously AS was also resolu
authorizing the chairman to sgn petition 10 Tue
House OF Commons IN favor OF the BILL
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HELP FOR EAST LEE FLOOD SUFFERERS.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, April 22.-The Smith
Paper Company has added $500 TO Cyrus W. Fields
81 900 contribution the fund for the relief OF the su
ferers by the Lee food and in smaller sums about
81 900 has been given by residents OF the town.
Yesterday the relief committee found thirty families
who must he aided. Much Of their Housekeeping ma
terias aud in all their clothing has been lost
This not include many families who suffer
equal loss but who able to stand the damage The
bodies of Miss White and Simeon Dowd. known to have
down with the Hood have not yet been discovered
Twenty searching for them. Since the subsi-
dence Of the food John Vcran has been better able 70
ascertain the damage done his mill and he hnds IL
practically ruined His loss before reported at $4,000
will he fully $4,000.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACER.

CmC AGO. April GA II. Andrews Il Co. suffered a
great by fire early this morning 1t occurred In the
school furniture factory Desplanes and Polk sts ana
the loss Is estimated AT 100000.
ALMoNrE. Ont. April 22.-The Commercial Hotel and
block OF stores Joining were burned this morning.
The loss is $4,000, partially insured.
PLYMOUTH. y. H., April 22.-rhe steam sawmill OF
Tourtelot White, at Biair's Station, Camptou. was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000, uninsured The mil
Will be rebuilt.
DANIEL soNv1LLE Conn. April 22.-rhe Ely K Hyde
block in this place destroyed by fire this morning
James Perkins. dry good. and Mrs. W. l.. Phillips. nil
liner lost their stock The loss tue building k about
$1,000 The total loss is $4,000.
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CHILDREN ATTACEED BY MAD DOGS.
FOUR LITTLE GIRLS BADLY BITTEN BY THREE


-FOUR LITTLE CHRIS BADLY BITTEN by INKEE
FIERCE BRUIES.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April % (Special. Three
bulldogs all Of them rabd. attacked group of children
at play the village OF Lindenvle Ashtabua County.
this afternoon. The little their way home
from school. and having frolc the town com
The dogs had been roaming about the streets act
strangely and the antics OF the children appeared to
madden them With ferocous growls the sprang
upon their victims, ana before help arrived Mary Det
rick Minnie Jones, Sadie strong and Jane Applegate
mangled. Four others escaped nniniured Tho
village is wild with excitement. Physicians have been
summoned from other town. The children in a
critical condition
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FLAMES IN A MAD-HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-A fire broke out
to-day in of the Wings OF the Alnshouse in which
800 insane patients housed, ana FOR time it looked
as though panic among the patIents was inevitable
The attendants however succeeded in queting the in
mates, and. being perfectly drilled. the fire brigade
had several streams from fire eXtingulshers play
ing the flames. The latter originated IN tho corridor
and put out before any damage done One OF tEe
male inmates OF wing. for time past has
been very violent and uEruy is suspected or having
started the fire, and al Investigation will be made
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trouble from the williamsburg strikers who, he feared
would move against the factory in body and try 70 get
ct tho men at work.
The following tho latest police returns: Christian
Miller. ofSo: 332 soc kon'et. striker arrested lor
fighting had a largo loaded revolver IN MS pocket
John Smith. No 3l6 Secondst. striker; same cbargei
had two large bricks In his pocket Hugo Heller sriker
arrested for fighting. had large stone In stocking for
a slnng shot Valentine Hsgcrty taken 10 his home
suffering from largo scalp wound on the right side OF
the head. Sergeant Bunch was struck In hips with
large brick; not seriously injured On sick list: Oh-
csr Daniel Bunce outin head with stone. Jacob San.
berg. head badly cut. Sergeant Halleck stabbed In
back not serious officer shulty. head badly cut Jur
liam Cammar. arrested for assaulting officer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A PUBLIsuER HELD FOR LIRE

-.
PHILADELPHIA. April % (Speciab.-L- Lum Smith,
proprietor OF The AgetS Herald. held n $500 ban
this morning the charge OF libel preferred By Joseph
Britton, OF New York.
RESULTS OF THE USE OF NATURAL GAS.
PITIsBuRG, April 22-Snce tho introduction o natural
into this city the output OF the mills aud factories
has been increased 20 per cent large number oi ne
plants have boen built, aud nearly 10000 additional
men given employ ment.
A DISHONEST MAIL CARRIER.
BEVERLY. Mass. April 22.-Edward I. Shaw, who Tor
twelve has carried the mall between the local post
ofnce and tho railway station. arrested to-day
charged with the Of letters Ho confessed
to having systematically robbed the mails for several
years. taking between 5000 and 5000 letters, and OBJ
tanning upward Of VI, 500.
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AN EVICTION PREVENTED BY A MOB.

DUBLIN, April PA sheriff accompanied by
an armed police force attempted last night to evct some
tenants from a house on Wilson Guns estate, near
Idsiowel County Kerry. The ringing of bells and the
hovine Of horns soon brought large and angry mob
10 the spot the officers deemed y wise to suspend
The eviction The sheriff will obtain the aid OF the mill
tsry and try again TO expel the delinquent tenants
I'm the excitement ballif was stabbed Dy somebody
IN The crowd Two men were arrested on suspicion OF
beng concerned in the deed.
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SKIRMISH IN THESSALY.
THE IRREPREsSlBLE CONFLICT BEGUN.
TURKS ABANDONING THEIR ADVANCED Posrs-IhE
GREEK ARMY REsTRAINED.
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GREEK ARMY REsTRAINED.
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LONDON, April 22.-The agent of tho North
American Cable News Company has received the
following dispatch from prominent official OF the
Government IN Greece:
ATHENS, Wednesday Evening-Thc advanced guard
Of the Turkish army, marching toward Egan'' near
x,rba. ON the Thessaan frontier ordered by tho
Greeks to withdraw This the Turks refused to do ana
not skirmish ensued the result being that the latter
abandoned their advanced posts which were at once
occupied by the Greeks On hearing OF
this unexpected incident, General SapountIaki. the
Greek commander whose headquarters are at Lsriss"
scnt orders the eaect that the IuiKs
returned they were to raise white flag and aoandon
the captured positions The Turkish commander no"
ever hurriedly ordered up reinforoements anu "' ~
frs, shots have been Gred be difficult to prevent
further fighting.
THE GREEKS NOT TO BE SURPRISED.
.rurxs April 22.-The Turkish advanced
posts attempted on Tuesday night TO surprise the
Cracks who had been engaged on the previous day In
raising earhworks within what are alleged to De neu-
trail lines The effort however. was not successful Inc
Turks and captured two OF the'r guns
The Greeks occupied three positions within TnrR
fsh territory which Greek Government has ordered
them to evacuate
The Greek and Turkish gu tposts exchanged shos TOT
half an last evening No harm was done on ether
side The Turks retired but afterward invited TO
occupy their former position being in Turkish terri
tory
King George is preparing to go to Thessaly where
there are troops readiness for the beginning
OF hostiities.
PARIS April 22Itis semi officially stated that France
will refuse join the Powers in che plan proposed py
ELgIand 10 coerce Greece into disarmiDg.
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Acor1rrEp oF TIE CnARGE OF CRuE1rY

SCRANTON, Penn, April % (Speciab.-Tbe
trial OF John McAndrews and wife charged with mal-
treating McAndrewss orphan niece, so that she Gied.
was ended to-day. Judge Ward took the case from the
Jury SO far Mrs. McAndrews was concerned and dis
charged He also struck out the charge OF murder
IN the indictment against McAndrews. In his charge
the judge said the fact that the girs brother mad test
ed before tho coroner jury that he and his sister were
well treated by the McAndrews family and yesterday
alleged In court that they badly treated would pre-
vent conviction the boys testimony alone. The
jury after delberatiug five hours acquitted McAndrewG
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
TRAIN WRECKED BY A MTSCREANE

ATLANTA, April 22.-A wrecker placed a
the East Tennessee track silver Creek,
Tuesday night. and then stepping back in tho dark
watched approaching freight train strike 1t and roll
down a ten feet embankmcnt Thomas Shcnan. who
was firing for his transportation was killed. Jack
Wright, tho engineer. badly injured that he Will
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HIS BRAIy ATA STANDSTILL.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The jury in the case
Of Gleason against tho Virginia Midland Railroad Com
pany to-day returned verdict for defendant This
An action for damages incurred In collision by which
plaintiffs head was injured and 1t was alleged that
though able after the accident to perform the duties Of
m ali clerk on that road mechanically the accident 50
his brain that he has been unable TO learn new
route.
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TAXING POISON BEoA USE HE WAS JIATED

NEw-ORLEANs, April 22.-E. II. Coker, age
twenty-iour. Of Edwards Miss. died here last night
from the effects OF a dose Of morphine taken Tues
day. Coker had fallen In love with young woman Of
Jackson. Miss. who Tilted him, and Tuesday he
drank three bottles Of whiskey in sdccesson and fol-
lowed 1t up by largo dose OF morphine. Coker VI
good family aud WAS student at Soul6 College, Tue
coroner refuses to give the OF tho young woman,
but states that tho belle of Mississippi
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CHARGED WITH MURDERING HER SON-IH-LAW
RUTLAND, w., April 22.-PrOfessor r. A.
Witthaus, of Buffalo. N Y. telegrSphed District
Attorney Kendall last night that he had fouhd largo
auanttiesof arsenic In the stomach OF d. e. Parker,
prs.nipent young man. who died February 10. Mrs.
". l. Mason, the mother.in-law Of Parker. has been
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sTpIKE on THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

HoUsToN, Texas, April 22.-The yardmen of
the Southern Pacific Railroad struck to-day for what
cause is not stated. The strikers number about hty
mer Freight traffic on the lines has been suspended
since the trouble began.
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rorR cuILDREN sEvERrLY BrRNED.

NEwTowN, Penn. April 22.-While Mrs Al
bert Nc1 planting vegetables IN the garden this
morning the house caught lire. ani before she conld
rescue her four children who ,png In tho
bed upta 2, they severely AMI perhaps fatally
burned Two OF the little cXp pcctc1 TO die at
any moment.
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DFCIsIOy IN THE OREGON CASE.

LIVERPOOL, April 22.-The judgment of the
court in the oregon inquiry was delivered to-day Inc
decision favor of the owners and officers OF the
steamer all the questions submitted to the court
Tie court found however. that the first officer was
some his duties. but not to suihcient
exte warrant II III N icting pnnlshnent upon HIN
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW CRUISERS

SAN FRANCISCO April 22.-The Union Iron
Works has forwarded plans and proposals to Washing
for construction OF five naval cruisers two OF
1000 tons each ono of 5000 tons OF 1900 and one
of 500.
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EXPLOSION OF A KETTLE OF vARNIsH.
A kettle of yarnish exploded in the shop

John c. Casey dealer in naval stores, at Richards and
Commerce SITS. BROOKLYN. yesterday fire followed
causing loss OF 80 0OO TLOmas McCowan, are twenty
Elk OF No. 1G2 Huntingon-st. badly burned abOnt
face and body, sent TO St. Peters Hospital
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APPOINTING ARBOR DAY IN NEW-JBRSEY.
TRENTON, April ~ Especial. D.-Governor Abb
belt designated TO- morrow Arbor Day I'D procama'
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FORTY FORGERIES TO ANSWER FOR.

BosTON, April 22.-Pcmbroke ID. Beckford
has been wanted for several weeks for at least forty
forgeres of checks on the Maverick National Bank for
amounts varying from $40 10 $500. He was captured
arfa
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

VoLGA, OAK, April 22.-The house of An
Nelson. six miles from mere burned yesterday.
He two youngest chiidrrn burned to death.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

tion Issued q week ago. but when bis attention was
called the fact that the day selected WAS Good
he changed the date for Arbor Day to April 80
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