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LONDON, Oct. 30.-Advices from MINI
basa state that 900 seamen and marines
and l5o Indian troops took part in the
storming Of the town OF Vi.a, which gas
captured and burned Tuesday by the
iorces sent there to punish tho natiyeu
ior massacreing number OF GermanT
Many Of the natives were killed. A iew
members OF the B:itiph force were
wounded. A reward OF 10000 rupceu
mas been offered for the capture of
Bakirai, the Sultan of Win ~
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JonN o. PENDLKroN las never undel

JOHN 0. PENDLEToN has never under.
taken to overthrow the testimony Of J..
d. Brookover, one OF the Wetzel county
Democratic judges Of election, who swore
that an attempt was made by Ben Earn.
shaw, President Of the County Court, at
tho instance Of Robert McEldowney,
one of PeRdletoa's attorneys, to get him
to visit Pendleton after tho exposure Of
the Wetzsl county ballot outrage. Upon
his oath Brookover said: "Ithink there
could have been but one object, and that
was either to buy my silence in this matter,
RIO induce me 10 Tell something that ras
not tr,ie.u
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the faflacy that the protective tariff i'm.
poses burden upon the farmers. Il
builds them up 10 the extent that il cre.
ases and malhsalns home market.
Mr.. Baber's address was replete with
telling points and tilled with passages Of
genuine eloquence. II Ia 10 be fepfe.,ed
that every manufacturer and laborer In
wheeling YVES not present to hear him.
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MIR. Elnins Mt Piedmont,

SFFF's'' D.~f'use' 70 tlt ITF3t1.IgtHcfT. n
PIEDMONT, W. VA, Oct. sO.-Hon.
Stephen B. Elkins spoke to good house
here tonight. Postmaster William E.
Heskitt presided. Several ladies were
present. Mr.. Elkins mads bis usual
sieoGe hammer arguments on tho tariff
question that drove conviction with it,
and was frequently applauded. Senator
Mckaig, Of Maryland, addressed a Dem.
ocrasie audience in Westernport at the
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WHY HE RESIGNED.
Republican Postmnster's LILO Mndo Mis.
ernblc by Dsmocrnts.


ernblo by Democrats.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 3O.-Ehe
postmaster at Donaldson, Ark, after IN
eventful experience, has concluded e
resign. Some Of his ncighbors entertain
peraonal objections to the postmaster,
mainly, it is stated, on the ground that
he was Republican. The postmaster
has written letter to Postmaster Gen.
eral Wanamaker. He says: "Yester.
day l was knocked down and kick ID
and stamped unit! 1 began to think l
was used up. We have compromised and
| have agreed to resign. / am told that
Will settle the whole matter. lam truly
glad to get away from here. These peo.
ple know not what they do. They
can."
The Department has sent m inspector
to investigate the matter,
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The New IL. rr,r.,,,,

IN Ihe west Virginia Universal Reftiper
ahng Company has been iormed dssi, snS
charter was yesterday applied for ~ II ia !,
tons 70 eoitiol IN this State tho cooling svs' e.
tem invented by Frank a. Smith 'ys, ~.
capital IS limited to $500, 400, and ths ;a i.s
iSipotatois 6app; spi are Messis. W.T.. Burt. p p p
Doonins, William Mclaughlin Hnnl,, : .;
Branhaus and George Hnot tLehniy :,
w v hIeeling; Frank A. Smith, Of Phi pbiiad.J.. q.
Ing. '"uep, q Wheel,
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is reported from the west. Acting Sec.
fetary Adee says that when the NIexl.
cau government b,a ! decree issued a
year sgo increased the dutitp on import.
cd cattle aud swine (which by tho way
were general entiea, and not directed
especially against tho Department oi
State) be was informsd OF the aclion
within p hours, md while lie cannot
deny the last reported action ho Is con-.
petted to doUb:it.
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Churnh Runls. oIu,t Go.

LEAvEswoErH, KAN, Oct. S0.--Post-
master Ritchie this morning excluded
from the mails the entire mail edition OF
the Leayenworth Times because it con-
tanned list OF articles won at rattle at
church fair during the early part Of
the week, IA /, ,,y Z I,
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YOUNG MR.. PESDLtTON.n

How II Leading Democratic Paper Size,
Him Up whiIr lie WINS In Congress.
The Atlanta Constitution is the leadir,
Democratic paper OF tho South. Ther,
Is no discount on its Democracy. Or
tho 18th Of last February 1t publishecl
the following from rs Washington cor.
respondent concerning John o. pendle.
ten, who was then occupying Mr.. At
kinson's seat in Congress:
"Yonng Mr. rendleton, OF West Virginia, suc.
eeedcd In absolutely killing himself iu the House
knows this. but II leens 70 bc his determinatinn
70 make friends with the Republicans In The
nope 0l holding hlJ scat a few weeks longer.
Contequca'ly hegot the floor Tor hvo IN Inlitcs
so.dsy, 20 state that in his disscntions from the
Cpeaker's ruling, he had always done 30 In a
gentleman manner. lie wished II understood
ie1t his C natltilnnE had voted for gentleman.
m,eyidently said this to make friends with The
RcpublieRns.
."rhey Ieciingly applauded him, but thcro was
tllence on the Democratic side. Indeed, The
Democrats felt that he had intl,natcd that every
ocirocrat v tH 'lad tcu0uucCi ftcCd was NOT 4
seatienan. -eHl'r thatno Democrat applnuded
hlt; he proccc ed TO Join with the Republicans
IN ;hclr applause tg ciapping his hands joyo1sly
az Le resumed Ills scat. he cannot DO turned
out TO, curly 10 tult the Democrats. They arc
thoroughly Gisrc.lel with the frrsh youth The
Republicans ieel likewise, aud 1t Is tho ,lnA,.
inoCS verdict that he takes the prize rs ihe
freshest young nan who has ever 6roken into
congress. rendleton's contestant, Atkinson,
VIII be seated next week.
There are some things involved in
this campaign, as we'll US the tariff, which
the people Of the district will consider,
One Of these questions is whether the
voters desire to be represented by man
OF dignity and ability, who will com.
mand the respect OF his colleagues and
reflect credit on his constituents, or
man who answers the description given
above by one OF the leading Democratic
papers in the United States.
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a Young Mans Downfall.

GRAND RAIDS, Mich, Oct. SO.-Louis
Wolf was arrested nere yesterday aa
common drunkard. He halls from
Louisville, Kyu where five or six years
ago he fell heir to 100000. His down.
ward course has been rapid aud he is
now q total wreck, loaGng about the
saloons Of tho city. His friends here say
that he has several hundred thousand
dollars in TRUST for him in Lexington,
ky, which he cannot get owing to his
habita. He will be sent to an inebriate
aaYlum. 80
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PEs7H, Oct. 3O.-The residents Of the
village Of Laeshs.a, twenty-five miles
southwest Of this city. arc greatly ex.
cited over q terrible crime that has been
committed there. A corn dealer named
Bleeier, accompanied by his wife, two
children and amaid servant, were ut the
railway station awaiting the arrival OF Q
train, when number Of brigands made
an attack upon the party ali the mem.
bers OF which were. killed and robbed oi
whatever valuables they had about them
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LlSht tAplc tumbltrS, bl0Wn. .-....,...-,.,, &
ChimGeys, light blown, top and bottom

To give the home product an equal
chance to, compete in United States
markets against the foreign product, we
think the duty on foreign made goods
should be increased. We favor q specific
duty for the following reasons:
Under the ad ralorem system valua-
tons are subject to fruud, error Of judge
ment and collusion, and cannot therefore
be always accurate. sa5. E5.. ,a1..a5s
Goods may be falsely invoiced and the
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Big FlourlnE MIL Burned.

WICHITA, KAs., Oct. 3O.-Bozeman's
big Touring mills at Marion were
wrecked last evening by the bursting OF
the boiler. O. Y. Allen, the engineer,
was taken from under the debris with
the upper portion OF his body cooked,
and his son was knocked insensible by
6 lying piece Of timber. r. Bozeman,
one Of the proprietors, had his arms,
breast and head terribly burned. The
two men will die. A barn in the yicin.
ity was set afire and consumed,
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Special Dispatch 10 he lnleli9aerr.
WAsHlSaToN, Oct. 3O.--West Virginia
pens;ona wero granted day as follows:
Original-George W. Graham, Rol.
Inns; Francis H. Bird, Lazearville; A. S.
sprouse, Elizabeth.
lnerease-Georgs W. Field, ReedG.
VILE; Joseph Forester, Bockers' Mills
William Dickins, Dry Creek; John J,
Mundley, Salem; B. W. Phillips, Cleye.
Iandi George q. Everly, Rodamers; S.
H. Fox, West Union. -
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Burnorsvllle Repubiicans,

eFee'VF D1'Pu3e" 70 VIC 1HtH11tNcff, n va
BuRsERsvlLLE, W. Va, Oct. S0.-Quite
an enthusiastic Republican rally took
place at Teter's Mills, two miles east OF
this place, last night. Able and eloquent
speeches were made by Hon. s. F. Reed,
chairman OF the Senatorial committee,
mittee. II, ~ = I E : :.
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The Belmont Field,

Special oi,pdt:h 70 he Inteili1enecr.
BELMONT, ". Va, Oct. 3O.-Mutual
Oil company No. l, on the Ruttencutter
fem, struck tho sand at 1850 feet, and
was SHOT with 80 quarts with good re-
suits. The we'll has 20 feet of good sand.
s.. Marys nMties compose this company.
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WAsHlSa7os, D. O., Oct. so,-The De.
parttnent Of State is without information
respecting the alleged imposition by
Mexico Of discriminating duty OF $500
per car load on American cattle, which
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Republican Miners,

IptrHtI DHDuIcN 70 NE INlelIIQt7lttr.
NEwsuRo, W. Va, Oct. SO.-TBo
hundred miners and coke workers at
lrondale Furnace held a rousing politi-
cal meeting last night and were al.
dressed by Edward s. Elliott, Esq, o.
this county. Mr.. Elliott delivered n
most able argument, and delighted the
audience for more than two hours with
his oratory. He confined himself chiefly
to the tariff as affecting labor, and also
completely exploded the rumor that
George Harnan was unfriendly to the
miners while in the West Virginia Leg:
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n Woman Causotl II

ColuMriA, TEsS., Oct. so-Dan R,b.
lnson, @ negro employed on a branch
railroad near this city, was shot oni
KILLED yesterday by another negro namaJ rnJ
Lee Hurst. The difficulty praw ont mtmeo ne =
t.3i1 both !. claimed as their vile. Harss ota is
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LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Hogg, the London
porter, whose vile aud child were
ioand murdered in the locality OF South
hamstead a few days ago, and for whose
Eilling Mrs: Crychton, alias Piercey.
doSgs miatress, was held by the cor.
oner, has become Insane, -
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German Africnn Cnmi,n n,

BERLIN, Oct. SO.-Tho new German
East African Company formed to plant
colonies in South and South west Af,;ca.
and in Morocco and Tripoli. homes ~
aivert the stream OF emigration nom
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct, 80. President
Harrison and Attorney General Miller
will leave Washington for Indianapolis
either Sunday evening or Monday morn.
ing for the purpose OF voting.
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Postmaster .ippoiuted.

Special Dtspo.ch TO The In!euiqeaar.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. SOP. L.
Vance, vice Mrs. N. Z. Hughes, resign
ed, has been appointed postmaster q,
Hackers Valley, Webster county.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. sO.-Mr.
Hough Howe, who was yesterday msr:
ried to Miss Mary Butterworth, daugh-
ter OF Representative Butterworth, oil
Ohio, died to-day OF pneumonia.
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Arch. Bishop Ireland has been sum.
moned TO the Vatican In connection with
his utlerances In favor OF the public
schools and compulsory education be,
i9rc tlo National Teachers Association
Of st. Paul last summer.
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MR. PENDLEroN has made a tour Of
tho district denouncing the Mckinley
bill. Mr.. Hubbard ut New Martinl.
VILE exposed the fact that Pendleton
has no copy OF the bill.
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MIR. pENDLErON has disappointed hi,
people and Il IL Ra,ts likely thu. lila teor,s
mny disnppolat him. lFtt,el Democrat, Itb.
g, Col. RcbL MtE;l0,vrey, Editor.
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"Ir isall over town." "What? ?n "rhe
cold wind, this morning." $50 it is, but
". Bulls Cough Syrup is all over town
100; yop can buy it everywhere for o5
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IMK right way to cure catarrh is to
eradicate the poisonous >taint which
causes eau e.I tho disease, by taking Hoods sar.
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DETEotT, Micn., Oct. 30.-Georre NJ.
Eby, Of Eant Duluth, Mimi, SecPetary
pro tenn Of Retail Clerks Union No,
5o36, A. I. Of l.. has issued a call for a
convention OF the retail clerks or Amer.
lea, TO he held in Detroit, Monday, De.
cember 8 next, for the purpose OF organ.
iz'nIg under the American Federation Of
Labor. 1F ~ = - =
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.H# 4 . . ".#r
JouS 0. PESpLEToN has never under.
taken to overthrow the testimony Of ].
D. Brookover, one Of the Wetzel county
Democratic judges Of election, who swore
that an attempt was made by Ben Earn.
shaw, President Of the County Court, at
the instance OF Robert McEldowney,
one OF Pendleton's attorneys, to get him
to visit Pendleton after the exposure OF
the Wetzel county ballot outrage. Upon
his oath Brookover said, 81 think there
could have been but one object, and that
was either TO buy my silence in hi, matter,
or to induce me 10 tell something that ,ra,
nps true"
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Mn. PEsDLEToH has made tour Of the
district denouncing the Mckinley bill.
Mr.. Hubbard at New Alartinsville ex.
posed the fact that Pendlcton has no
CODY OF The bill.
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West Virginia Pensious,

The Department has sent an inspector
o investigate the matter.
, 1890-08-14
IT WAS A TRAGIC END.
Death of John Boyle O'Reilly
the Poet,
TOOK AN OVERDOSE OF CHLORAL
He Had Been Suffering From In
somnia, and Took the Drug
to Sleep.

BosroS, Aug. il.--John Boyle
ORelly, the poet, aud editor of the
Boston Pilot, died this afternoon.
U Reilly had been suffering Tor several
days from insomnia. During the past
week he slept but little, Last night his
wife was Ill, and he called Dr. Litch-
field to attend her. The doctor went to
the house and prescribed for her, leaving
a bottle of medicine. At 2o'clock this
morning O'Reilly again called the doc
tor and said that part of the medicine
left for Mrs. O'Reilly had been spilled.
The doctor then gave him a single dose
to take to her. AS he left he doctor
o. Reilly said that he felt extremely
tired, and if Mrs. o Reilly went to sleep
he would take a little something him
self to see If he could not get q few
hours sleep. AT o clock Mrs. o. Reilly
awoks and found her husband
She went down stairs and
found him lying on the floor in an un-
condition. The doctor was
called, but u Reilly ex-
pired in short time.
1t is thought that he must have taken
n dose of chloral to make him sleep and
he took an overdose.
Mrs. o Reilly and her four daughters
are nearly prostrated with grief.
, 1890-08-14
\ BLOODY AFFRAY.
A Ruffian Killed by an Old
Man.
AWAY UP ON KETTLE RIVER
Two Horse Thieves Fail to Carve
Up Old Bill Jen-
kins.

CoLvfLJE. Aug. 9.-Bill Jenkins, an
old man living on Kettle river in the
Colville Indian reservation. arrived in
town to-day, and gave himself up to the
authorities. Jenkins has q ranch ON
Kettle river about sixty miles north OF
Marcus.
Yesterday two men, William DAILY and
Ben Shaw, went to ms place and got into
u wrangle with him over horse trade.
The men grew abusive, and finally
DAILY made pass ut Jenkins, slashing
linn across the stomach and infiicting O
painful flesh wound.
Jenkins went to his cabin, ami taking
gun came out and fired at Daily, who
fell.
Shaw then made for him, bran dishing
a huge bowie knife, but the old man put
four bullets into his stomach, killing
him instantly, before he could get to
him.
Jenkins then started for NJ arcus to de-
liver himself up to the sheriff.
IL Is understood that Shaw, the man
who was killed, was the leader of an or
ganized band of horse thieves, who have
been committing depredations on the
stockmen of the surrounding country,
and making its stronghold in the noun
tains of the reservation.
IL Is expected that some startling de-
velopments will be made at the investi.
CATION.
DAILY will probably die, AS the bulle,
penetrated his abdomen.
, 1890-08-14
||7|@|@|-|@@7@|7|-|@-
UNIVERSAL SUBTRACT
A Big Socialist Demonstration at
BRUSSELS sunday.

BRUSSELS, Aug. lo.-Forty thousand
persons took part in to-day's socialistic
demonstration in behalf of universal
suffrage. \ large number of people
came from the provinces to participate
in the parade. There were many women
in line. The troops were confined to the
barracks all day. The police patrolled
the streets, but everything was orderly.
A terrific storm coming up caused the
procession to disperse, but when the
rain ceased the paraders re eformed their
ranks and marched to ST. Gales park,
where speeches were made.
Delegates from the LABOR and progres-
sist parties met this evening and sent
the following dispatcn to King Leopold :
"You have asked what is the country $
watchword. 1t is universal suffrage" +"
Violent revolutionary speeches were
made by several delegates. 1t was re.
solved to summon congress in Septem.
ber TO consider the subject OF general
strike.
, 1890-08-14
POLITICS IN WYOMING.
The First State Conventions Held ut
Cheyenne n Ondny.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Aug. 1.-THE first
state conventions of the democrats and
republicans were held in this city to-day.
In the democratic convention George W.
Baxter, OF Cheyenne, was nominated by
acclamntion for governor. The re-
inainder of the ticket consists as follows:
John 5. Harper. of Crook county, secre-
tary Of state; J. G. Miller, of Carbon
county, treasurer; George \. Campbell,
Of Albany county, AUDITOR A. Quinn, OF
Nenita county, superintendent of fpublic
instruction; George }. Il. Clark, of Sherl-
dan county, for congress; Samuel I.
Corn, of Nenita county, for justice Of
the supreme court.
The republican ticket was headed by
Francis l.. Warren, of Cheyenne the
present governor of the territory; otto
Gramin, Laramie, treasurer; q. W. Bur
dick, OF Carbon county, auditor; DIR. \.
w, Bnrbor, OF Converse county, secre-
tary of state; Hon. Farwell, OF Johnston
county, superintendent OF public in
struction; Clarence d. Clark, OF Venita
county, for congress; Wills Nandervan-
ter. of Laramie county, the present in
cumbent, for chief justice; ii. V. s.
Groesbeck, ot Albany county, and A. Is.
COnoway, OF Sweetwuter county, for
justices oi the supreme court.
, 1890-08-14
THE AESTHETIC HUB.
Thousands Of Veterans Fill
Her Streets.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT
The Baltimore Greeted With Sa-
lutes--Clarkson Receives His
Quota of Attention.

BosroH, Aug. 11.-Grand Army week
opened here to-day with hustle and ex-
citement. The weather Is cool, Large
delegations of veterans arrived during
the early morning. The streets arc
filled with marching bodies.
At 10 A. NJ. the meeting OF the ma
tional council of administration was
held with closed doors. The resignation
of w. H. Saylor member from Oregon,
was received and accepted, and Captain
John T.. Lombard was elected In his
place.
The arrivals are increasing hourly.
The great arrival of the day was the
Nebraska train of fifteen coaches, bear
ing Department Commander Clarkson
in the state department headquarters
car. Great interest cen,ered In this
thin-v visnged veteran, surrounded by
congrntuiating comrades-the survivor
OF four prisons, Andersonville, Libby,
Savannah and MilleN
Lieutenant A. X. G. oniston received
n telegram from Secretary Tracy ut Bar
Hnrbor, Me-. this afternoon, stating
that the Dispatch would arrive Tuesday
morning. bringing the vice president,
General Sherman and himself
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT.
The event of the afternoon was the
arrival of the Baltimore, flying a flag
and bearing President Harrison, Secre-
taries RuSS and Noble and Private Sec
retary Ialfori. As she entered Boston
harbor she was met by other vessels of
the fleet the cruiser Atlanta, the Kear-
sarge, the gunboats Petrol and York
town, the dispatch boat Dolphin, the
4 Naan.i.,a .,,l
torpedo boat Cushing, all, save the
Kearsarge and Gushing, firing salutes.
The revenue cutter Gallatin, with Gov
ernor Bracket, Collector Beard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keenan, on board,
escorted her to her anchorage.
Mayor Hart and other members of the
city council also went down the harbor
to welcome the chief magistrate, while
Mrs. Noble and other ladies' were on
board the Vigilant. President Harrison
of cannon, and was escorted to the Hotel
Nendome by the First battalion of cal
vary. Along the line OF march, which
was nearly two miles In extent tho
streets were packed With enthusiastic
multitudcs, who greeted the president
with cheers. The president, who rode
with Governor Brackett. bowed right
aud left at the greetings of the throng.
PROLONGED INTO rng NIGHT.
The scenes of the morning and early
afternoon were continued late into the
night, aud the streets were filled with
marching troops, while music of bands
and drum corps was in every direction.
The president made brief address to
the assem- bled veterans ON his arrival,
ard was loudly applauded. To-night
the president attended reception at the
Parker house,
GBNERAL ALGEB's RECEPTION.
SALEM, Mass. Aug. ll.-General Aluer
received welcome at Salem this after
noon at the hands of the Phil ii. Sher-
idau post and citizens generally, The
mayor welcomed Alger and stall, and
the Vermont veterans. General Alger
responded briefly.