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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-14
THE K. OF |. CONVENTION
To Be Held in Cleveland on the
Twenty-Fifth.
PoWDERLY VS.. IRONS IN OCTOBER
A Meeting Of the Anarchists in Cleveland
1.-The WashewOmen to be Organized
for a Strike. e.-GeneraI Labor News.

CLEVELAND. o. May l3.-Apartmentl
have been engaged at the Forest City
House for delegates to the convention o.
the Knights of Labor to be held here May
25th. There will be l75 delegates, anG
the meeting will be held in an obscur,
hall in Ontario street.
A prominent member of the ordel
says that every assembly II
Ohio, with but two exceptions. will vote fcl
Powderly against Irons at the Richmond
convention, which meets in October.
A public meeting of German Anarchist
was held to night on the West Side. A
squad of police in citizens clothing were
present, but no arrests we're made.
Bakers Strike Settled.
PGTTsBURG, May l3.-TLe bakers strike
was settled this afternoon, the employers
conceding the reduction in hours and the
men Withdrawing the demand for all day
work. The strikers were forced to this con.
cession by the demands of the public for
fresh bread.
The Latest.
PITTsBURG, May l3.-The latest move
in strike circles is an attempt to organize
the washerwomen. Ii is not definitely
known who is at the head OF the move
ment, but it is known canvassers have for
the past two or three days been circulat
ing around taking the names OF those
who who earn a livelihood by this
means with the object Of perfecting an or.
gsnizstion whereby more money can be
made in shorter space Of time. The
ia meeting with much success
1t is proposed to have q standard scale
from which there shall be no deviation, six
hours to constitute day 8 work and 81 to
be the compensation.
Deviltry at New York.
New YORK, May l3.-A policeman
found a package OF powder connected by
wires and percussion cap on the track
Of the Third Avenue railroad to-day
There is no clue to the person who placed
it there.
No General Strike Expected.
MT. PLEASANT, Pa, May l3.-The
trouble at the Morewood Coal Works has
been settled and the miners have resumed
operations. All of the large works are
now running and no general strike is ex'
oected.
Accommodating Strikers.
TORONTO, May l3.-The striking street
,sr employees have decided to run large
1umber of omnibuses to accommodate the
public.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Billy McMechen, OF st. Clairsville, was
in town yesterday behind his ebon uotter.
A number Of our people attended the
Union Cornet Band concert at Bellaire
last night.
Willie f. Giilin received box OF FIVE
turtles from a party OF ishers out the e.,
l.. & W. Railroad.
C. NJ. Henley, Esq, Of Columbus, o is
in the city on business connected with the
insurance companies he represents.
A meeting OF the Alumni Of the Bridge.
port high school will be held in few days
TO transact rome important business.
A number Of Bridgeport Odd Fellows
paid q fraternsl visit TO Hebron Encamp'
ment No. 40, OF Martins Ferry, las,
night.
Felix Laferty was buried yesterday from
the residence Of bis sister, Mrs. William
Frazier. The remains were inferred in
the Peninsula cemetery.
Captain V. 7. Morgan Of Bellaire, was
in the city yesterday. The Captain vii
remove to Kansas City June 6rst and en-
gage in the glass business.
Julia and Juliet CruDelle, the children
who were 30 seriously hurt by Q. l. & W.
train about two miles out the road, are do
ing as we'll as could be expected.
Doc. McConnaughy, the enterprisinI
coal dealer, has had telephone placed Ia
his Office at the bank. and put on severn
new miners TO supply the increasing de
mani.
Three new members we're initiated b,
Belmont Lodge No. l09, X. Of p, las
night. The lodge 10 growing fast snt
making rapid progress toward large snt
successful division.
William Smith, who met with such . se
rious accident on Wednesday, Is again q
his post experimenting the working Of tn
mill the same a. IL the injury had not beel
90 serious. By mistake we said yesterda,
morning that DR.. Heinlein had dressed th
Injuries, when it should have been DR.. J
N. Todd,
Mrs. Maria Straus, D tenant OF ". ]
Graham, is causing him some troubls
Henry Koebplne, as Grshsm's sgen
brought suit to eject her from one Of III
old htGle black houses beloH the Etn
mill Mrs. slsaes called for q Jury tri'
and 81 Tesuit vss ordere
lout. At the ssme time
writ was issued for the ejectment Of
man uamed Tbompso who lived in al
other Of Grahsm's houses. pesr BY. Mr.
Susus, as soon ss Thompson bad left, toe
advantage Of thu opportunity and move
into the vacant house, making snoth'
. e;ectment suit and thirty days notice ne
essAry.
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BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Knocks Out Louisville Yester-
day-Other Scores.

Pittsburg Knocks Out Louisville Yester-
day-Other Scores.
At Pitts3urg-The effective pitching Of
Morris aud the bad field work of the Louis
v.les made victory for Plttsburg compare
lively easy. The features of the contest
were Whites work at short for the visitors,
and fine running catches by Kuehne and
Smith of the home team. Twenty-Five
thousand people attended. Score: Pitts
burg 4. Louisville 2. Earned runs, Pitts.
burg louisville two base hits, Kuehne,
Mann, Mack; passed balls, Carroll, Cross
2 first base on balls, of Morris 2, off
Hecker | first base on errors, Pttsburg |,
Louisville l; struck out, by Morris |,
by Hecker double ylsYs, Smith, Barkley
and Mountain; errors, Pittsburg l, Louis
vile 6; umpire, Kelley.
At Chicsgo-Chicsgo 7, New York 3.
Errors, Chicago 3, New York TO-
At Detrot--Detroit 4, Boston g. Errors,
Detroit |, Boston 3
At Philadelphia - Athletic Brooklyn
game prevented by rain.
At Kansas City-Philadelphia- Kansas
City game postponed till later in the season
on account of poo: ground the last two
days.
At Cincinnati, O.-The Cincinnatis
Jumped from the train to the field and
won a ball game from the St. Louis after
one of the prettiest exhibitions of ball
playing they have yet made. The only
error of the Cincinnatis was wild throw
by Baldwin aud he redeemed himself IN
minute by assisting in brilliant double
pIsy. Only four hits were made OF Mul
lanes delivery. Baldwin's catching and
Fennelly's running catches were the most
brilliant features Of the game, in which
fine fielding was done in nearly every in
ming. Three thousand people were in at
tendance. Score-Cincinnatis, I; st.
Lonip, 3; earned runs, Cincinnstis, 2; two
bssehi,s, Corkhill, McPhee; three base
bits, Jones, Hudson; passed balls, Bush
ing, |; wild pitches, Hudson, q first base
on balls, /; of, Mullane; Hudson, & Um'
pire. Clinton.
Al 81. Louis-St. Louis I6, Washington
2. Errors, St. Louis 1, Washington g.
Races.
Ivy CRY, May l3.-One mile, Foster
won. Time, l:5O.
Second race, the Brentwood stakes FIVE
furlougs; Plenipo won. Time, l:O5i'
Third race, ore mile, Bsss won. No
time. >,
Fourth race, Willard Hotel stakes, ]
miles, won by Eurus. Time, 2:O2.
Fifth race handicap sweepstakes, ] /
nile Drsler Carter woa. Time, 2:04
Sixth race, an extra race, Tor beaten
horses, tbree,qusrter mile, Souvenir Won.
Time, l:2l.
BRlGHrox BEACH, N. Y, May l3.-Rain
fell throughout the afternoon. First race,
three quarters of mile St. Elmo won.
Time, 1901. =,
Second race, three.quarters Of mile,
Donald A. won. Time, l;l9.
Third race, three eighths ofa mile, Miller
won. Time, l:33.
Fourth race, handicap for all ages, one
mile, Valley Forge won. Time las.
Fifth race, three-eighths of mile, WA'
declared off
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The Penitentiary.
gnsci1l IN The RsgiSfer.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May l3.-The
Board Of Directors Of the Penitentiary have
submitted report to the Governor in
which the earnings of the institution are
placed at slS ,2G5 80; expenses, 500, ,9O4 So;
deficit $2,G39 %. The Board report that,
owing to depression in business and the
growing sentiment against convict labor, it
has not been able to contract for the hire
of convicts. One bid was made for q
number OF convicts at very low figures, but
the Board decided It unwise to let convicts
for long time at so low rate, belieyin g
it would serve the interests OF the State
better 10 withhold the labor for season
Total number of Conviets, 282.
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HOUSES DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
TERRIBLE HAVOC

Wrough BY the Storm In Ohio About
Dayton.
DAYTON, o., May l3.-Daytou Is isso-
lated. No trains or mails in or out. Tele.
grapic and telephone wires are all down
A storm of wind, rain, and hail struck
Dayton and vicinity at eight o'clock last
night, small streams became rushing tor
rents and the Miami river a mighty food,
raising 9 feet in 3 hours, inundaing fifty
acres of houses in the Fourth ward, drowL-
ing horses and cows, merchandise in cellars
ruined, bridges in all directioss swept
away farm buildings and dwellings and de-
molshed all kinds of crops. The greatest
destruction is in track east ffom the Big
Mama to the Little Mama. Zionville
brick Reform church, four miles south OF
DAYTON, was rszed. Fsirmount Is total
wreck. The church at Besverro En, where
PRAYER meeting Was in progress, was de-
mohshed, but none Of the panic stricken
worshippers were seriously hurt Dwell
ings there were twisted from their founds-
rions. At the Shaker village, three miles
east, many buildings were unrooied and
blown down and cattle injured. A special
train with Superintendent Tucker on
BOARD was wrecked near Os'
borne. Tucker and six others injured.
They were brought to Dayton. A north
bound freight on the C., b. x D. dashed
into wash out at Possum run, run i've
miles south Of Dayton, and the thirty ton
locomotive was carried $50 feet down the
mighty torrent before sinking, then rolled
over and over. At daylight a farmer u
mile across the waters, norioing signals Of
distress, rescued the freight crew from the
Tree tops, Engineer John McCutcheon and
his fireman being seriously injured. The
rain fall was four and hslfinches in three
hours. Additional disasters reported by
country people are constantly coming IN.
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Methodist Bishops.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May l3.-Tbe Bishops
Of The Methodist Episcopal Church began
their semi annual meeting here this morn
ing to arrange plan Of episcopal visitation
and dispose OF other ofiaiAl business. The
session Is strictly private. The Bishops in
attendance are Bowman. Of St. Louis
Harris, Of New York; Fostor. Of Boston
Morrill,, Of Chicago; Andrews, OF Wash
ington; Warres, Of Denven; Hurst, o
Buffalo; Ninde, Of Topeka; Walden. o
Chattanooga, and Msllalien. Of New
Orleans. They will preach in the Metho
dist churches Of the city nsxt sgndsV.
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KIDS ARRESTED AND FINED
For the Heinous Crime of Tossing Pebbles
Baby Born on n Train.

For the Heinous Crime Of Tossing Pebble
Baby Born on n Train.
A man named John Weekley came I,
Bellaire from Franklin and svore out ,
warrant for the arrest Of three suall chap
who had thrown stones at him. Constabl,
Helsley was given the warrants, and tskini
the morning accommodation he was no
lopg finding who he wanted. The boy
arrested were not over eight years old, anG
one of them looked as if he was too youps
to attend school. Philmore collsred the
trio and made them walk the railroad tieI
to Bsllaire. Arriving there the little fel
lows purchased some apples and had q
feast in Squire CARROTS Office. They did
not appear to understand their situation
and took matters as contented as il they
were on visit to some strange place. AT.
ter q short rest the baby prisoners were
taken before Squire Andrew Roeder and
found guilty as charged, and were fined
81 and coats. Mr.. Weekley no doubt ieels
better nov.
The class Of "a thought it better late
than never, and on Tuesday night present.
ed an elegant silver pitcher as a wedding
present to Mrs. Lizzie Thorn pson, who was
q member Of that class and who was mar.
ried about six weeks ago.
The vocal and instrumental concert in
the Elysisn rink drew q good crowd last
night. The programme consisted Of some
OF the best talent in this section and was
well received.
The Wheeling Bakery Company com.
menced yesterday 10 sell bread in this city.
The tax tha, Council is about TO levy will
no doubt prove q drawback to the Wheel
ing firm.
A baby was born on an emigrant train
ss it was crossing the railroad bridge yes
terday. This is the second case Of this ps.
ture Of ls'e
Barnum's circus goes from Zsnesville to
Ii is probable this show will
not stop here The last circus took enough
money out OF the town for this season.
VIM. Dtugsn and John Zilch have Sc
cured the room south OF A. Schicks tin
store and will start an insurance agency.
The liquor tax bill passed the House
yesterday and is now law. The irst halt
of the tax is payable on June 10th.
Powder and dynamite are being used to
remove accumulated iron from the bottom
OF the old blast furnace at the mill.
The BARRIERS met last night and took &C
ton toward stopping one OF the shops from
doing business on Sunday,
The j. J. Club will probably hold their
picnic at Wheeling park on the day chosen
as Decoration day.
Liberty Hose Companys hop last night
was well attended, as are all the balls given
by this company.
Ambrose Liller and Viola Moorehouse,
both of the First waro, have been united in
The train from Cincinnati yesterday
morning was seven hours late, owing to
Part the Big Ten Club has gone down
The river. Therest will follow shortly.
Luther Hockinberry buried an infant
child yesterday afternoon.
Will White, Of the Louisville ball club,
was in the city yesterday.
The A. M. f. Church cleared 1926 out
fits late festival.
Mr.. Joyce buried an infant child Yester
day.
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KIiIed Her Bs.raysr.

ELzARETn, COL. Nay l3.-Robest
Wright was shot and killsd here yesterday
by o woman from Denver whom he had
seduced and Who cane here 90 q morning
train with her brother. She vent 70
Wrights plscs Of business and aaksd him
70 marry her. Upon bis refusing she fired
three shots ct bin With revolver, too Of
them taking Eject, and be dropped dad.
The woman says she 10 ihs mother OF Q
Eve veeksoid child, OF which Wright vs.
the father. de bad often promised 10
marry her. but alssys failed 10 keep bic
word. She made % her mind 10 Kill him
Il bs again refused to kssp bis propiss.
After the shooting the woman and her
brother entered . carriage ssd drove 70
Kiova, where the former gave hsrssI up.
but refused TO give her name.
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run More Juror. t,Irr Maxwell.

ST.. LOUIS, May-l3.-The panel of three
hundred special Jurors who had been sum,
poned to appear before the Criminal
Court End from whom a Jury vas to have
been selected to try the MsxHell murder
case, has been exhausted, aud second
panel of one hundred fifty was brought into
court and examination Of its members
proceeded with. Two more we're selected
as eligible to serve on the final jury. 1t II
thought that the selection Of the jury will
he completed tonight.
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What Gan be Done.

By trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless csses OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured BY Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no cure for you, but try Elec
tric Bitera There isno medicine so saie,
so pure, and 50 psrfect R'oOd Purifier
Electric B;t'srs VIII cure Dyspepsia, Dis
hetes and all Diseases of the Kidneys. In
yalusble in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, sud overcome oil Urinary Difficult
ties. LNrgs Bottles only 30 cents, at Lo
gan b Co.'S
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BiLIIxosE, No. May l3-Af . meeting
of the trustees Of the Mutual Reserve Too.
tine Association, OF Baltimore. held st the
conpspy's offics. Mr.. z. W. s. Moore -
sigped a. trustee. stating that bic otbes da-
ties in connection With the West Virgins
Central Railway, prevented his giving st-
tention to the intefers Of .as sssocisif
A meeting Of the eosporatop Of the
Piedmont and Cu,nbsrlaDd Rsilwsy Com
psnJ was heA ut Piedmont. W. Va, oa
Monday, esa c.gsnibed BY the election OF
Stephen 3. Elkios. ~ President; Henry 8.
baIton. Secretary and Treasurer, aod the
following Board Of Direcsor. MsssFs
Henry @. Davis. g. B Elkips, A. p. 6cE.
man. Thos. B. Davis. Harry B. Boxtop, O.
W. Harrison and r. W 8 Moore.
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s,Iliyan and mitchell Matched.

CHICAGO, May l3 1t is announced to-
dsy ,ha, q match between ]. l.. Sullivan
and Charles Mitchell has been
arranged, snd viii take place
within three weeks at one Of the skating
rinss in this city. Three ounce gloves
are 10 be used aud tie gtaks Is the gate
money, ths winner to take 10 per cent sDe
the loser 30,
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N.s,,nu of railroad stockholders.

CLEVELAND, o, May AT the stock
holders meeting Of the Cleveland, Lorain
and Wheeling Railroad all the old direG'
to-s we're reelected as follows: Selah
Chamberlain, Oscar Townsend. W. s.
Srestor John Hay and Z. B Perkins, OF
Cleveland; Johu Newell, oi Chicago, and
Henry A. Kent, of New York. The ne"
board did NOS organize, as q quorum Was
not present. The third annual report OF
the directors was submitted. 1t shoHed
the gross earnings to have been S155,OOO
aud the operating expenses $4,000.
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ABig Failure n, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May l3.-The old estsb.
lished grain commission house Of ryson 4
Bros made Sn assignment todsy 10 Harry
4. Parr. Their liabilities are estimated al
somewhere near 500, 600, but their assets
csunot be estimated The firm has exten'
sive oc1uectiens in Europe and do heavy
shipping business.
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Nominated for Congress,

NEw ORLEANS May 3-E. D. Wallace.
President of the Produce Exchanda, s-s :: e
been pominated BY The Democrats oftbe
Secord District for Congress, in place Of
]. C. Beard, declined,
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Logan Aecepts the Invitation.

Providence, r. L, May l3.-Gsberal
John A. Logan hiss accepted 50 invitation
to spesk at g asssiRz OF the Young Mems
Republican Club Of this city, on the even
ing of May Fl.
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DAMAGE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Cyclone Tears Things-streams Rag
ing-Timber Lost.
S,s,idI % the RsOiSter.

inx-Timber Lost.
Special TO the Rs0isrer.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, May l3.-Ihe
storm of II pollock last night was the heaV-
lest We hAvs had for years. A large barn
on the Cook farm was struck BY the cyclone
and torn to pieces. The damage in Worth
ington and Meals Run is thousands OF dol
lars. Stillwell boom broken, 10000 ties
aud hundreds Of logs gone out. Two barges
of ties wsntsover the dam which wreck
ed. Middle Island Creek is out Of the
banks. The boom is broken. Seventy-fVe
cars of ties have gone beside q great
amount of timber running past all day.
Great damage has been done on the upper
Kanawha. II is reported tonight that one
nan was drowned on Stillwell.
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Eour New Bishops,

RICHMOND, Va, May l3.--In the NJ (
General Conference to day q COMMITTEES on
Eoiscopacy reported in favor OF eIectlng
tour neg Bishops, ard the report was
ad,nfa1
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Ohio. Esw Liauor Law.

CoLyxsus, May l3.-The Legislature
today passed Eeucr tar bill which is .
re-enaetment Of the Scott lss, and which
goes into eject from date,
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chinamsn Flockinr Into Cauada.

OrrAvA, Oxr., May l3-Tso hgndrsd
and fifty-6vs Cinnamon arrived in Canada
from Augua, 1885, TO January Il, 1896,
all coming from the States.
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CHICAGO, May l3-!spes Dse6J. shs
murdarer of Alderman Gsyso. bss bsss
examined by number Of experts n insan-
ity, and propoancei insspe Bic execution
vas to have taken piscs ss~nosrov -
Woodstock, bat the decision Of ~ physS-
clans sent to examine him siil probsty
result in he GOserros issaips arsy efex-
ssstioa.
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DAYTON FLOODED,

And Families 2rlVsn from Thsir Homes
Railways Badly washed.
COLUMBUS, o, Ny l3-DAyton, Ohio,
special say: TIE storm last gbt result
60 IN considerable damage The rsinfsll
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Grover executed.

CoLUxsus. Nay l4-Groser was esecu.
led ct 9. m. he protested his innocsnce
J On the scafold.
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filed both Miami rivers bank full. The
drainage of the city led the water to Mair
street, where the business blocks occupy
all the ground. The thoroughfsre became
q river and flooded all the store cellars,
destroying goods, especially in groceriss,
shoe houses and hardware stores. Arnold
L Son claim loss of $4,000. The Wolf
Creek levee broke, flooding the west side,
undermining the structures and turning
families out of small tenements The
patrol system carried women and children
out of danger.
The Big Miami rose nine feet between 9
p. m. and midnight, which indicates great
loss to farmers and gardeners in the valley.
Railway bridges and culverts were washed
out and telegraph communication shut of
from Dayton. Trains were all behind and
several hundred people detained in the
city. A wsshout on the Bee Line, four
miles south Of Dayton, took away two hun
dred feet of the em0ankment and delayed
the night express to New York, and will
delay the running OF trains for tWentytour
hours. Like wsshouts Gre reported on
ever road out of Dayton. This morning |
no trains had arrived since 9 o'clock last
night
All kinds ofrumors are siioat. Senator
Kemp left for Dayton on the news that his
home had been washed away and the iami-
" could not be found. This is uncon6rm-
cd.
HOUSES DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
Reports from Springfield announce simi'
ar destruction by lightning and food. A
portion of two trains were derailed but no
oss of life. The foundations Of several
were washed out, allowing them
% tumble down, and several houses 10 the
,ity and country burned from being struck
~ lightning. A special from West Halli-
more says: George Miller, a prominent
armer was struck by lightning and killed
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W, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IA, 1885,

considered at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
The Secretary of State has received tele.
gram from Consul General Phelan, at
Halifax, saying he went to Degby and in
vestigsted the circumstances attending the
seizure Of the Adsms, and will forward re-
port on the subject tomorrow. Nofurther
action in the case will be taken by this
Government until an official report has
been received from the Consul
A New Judicial Circuit.
WASHINGTON, May ia bill passed
the Senate creating new judicial circuit
Of the United States. Under this bill the
Eighth Circuit is made 10 include Nebras-
ks, Kansas and Colorado; the Ninth to in.
clude Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri; the
Tenth to include California, Oregon and
Nevada.
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WASHINGTON, May l3--The seizure Of
the Amer can fishing schooner Adams at
Dig BY, Nova S>o;is, Was one of the topics