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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-16

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SALOON wREckEp.
An Objectionable Resort 1T Indianapolis
Blown Up With Dynamite.

An Objectionable Resort 1t indianapolis
Blown Up With Dynamite.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May To- Resi-
dents Of the western suburb Of Indian
apolis were aroused Tuesday morning
by report resembling clap 81 thun-
der. The cause Of II was the dyna-
hitting Of the Oklahoma Exchange. alias
the Last Chance. saloon owned by
John Smock. The building Is about
forty feet square, and the 'front.' end was
dedicated to quenching the thirst Of
the traveller, while the back part was
used for residence purposes, The ex-
plosive was placed under the saloon
end, which was total wreck, bar Ak
lures, furniture, cigars, cuspidors,
lamps, laths, flooring. bricks and
shingles being scattered for yards up
the road, on the bank Of the creek, on
the railroad track and In the neighbor-
ing fields.
Smock was asleep In the rear room at
the time, and was not seriously injured.
He pulled himself together. and with d
bucket put out the fire that followed
the explosion. The loss Is 81 500, with
no insurance. Smocl announces his in
tention to rebuild He Is very indig-
nant and expresses a wish that he
might be able to build slow fire under
his prosecutors. There was an intense
sentiment against the location Of Sal
loon at this particular place, and II
Smock persists in continuing in the
business 1t Is believed the blowing-up,
process will be repeated
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WILL Be RElNYERRED.
The Remains Of Jefferson Davis Re-
moved to Richmond.
A TRIUMPHAL JOURNEY,


RicIlMoNb Va, May io-The pro
gramin- for the reinforcement 81 Jeffer.
son Davis remains in Hollywood cen.
etery. Richmond, May 81. has been
completed. Gen John Cilinn. jr., as
commander Of the Louisiana division 81
the United Confederate veterans, Is in
charge Of all the preparations ut New
Orleans. The special train will leave
the Crescent City Sunday night, May
IS The ceremonies there, previous e
the departure, win be brief Gov. Eos
ter. on behalf Of the state, will, In a
short address, commit the remains tc
the custody Of the escort, which will
accompany them TO Virginia
The funeral train win reach Mont
geometry. Ala. at o'clock 4. M, Mon
day. The body win be borne from the
car to. the capitol building and b
placed on the front portico, where Mr.
Davis took the oath as president o.
tho provisional government. Leaving
Montgomerysat II o'clock the train will
reach Atlanta at $3.50 o'clock p. M, and
there viii be another halt Of about foui
hours The caslSet will be borne 70 the
capital Of Georgia, and there win b
some simple ceremonies with q parade
and. perhaps. short Grafton.
Al Raleigh, N. G., there win be an
address and other exercises at the capi
tol. Gov. Carr Is directing the move.
ments at this point.
Leaving Raleigh it o'clock p M,
the train Is scheduled 10 reach Rich
mond at II o'clock on the night Of the
soth. Arriving here the casltet will be
placed ON caisson, and, under the es-
cort Of troops and veteran organiza-
tions and followed by thousands Of cit
liens. the remains win be taken to the
historic Virginia capitol. In the rotundn
Of which they will lid in state until the
next afternoon. On the morning Of the
Iist, the public school pupils will visit
the capitol in body, and, passing
through, will place garlands Of flowers
on the bier.
The burial ceremonies win take place
in the afternoon. Mrs. Davis and both
of her daughters, Miss Winnie and Mrs.
j. A. Haynes, will be here, as will be
Mr. Haynes, also. Mrs. Davis Is in
feeble health and will not 90 to New
Orleans, but both OF her daughters will
do SO in company with Mayor Ellison,
and perhaps . few others from here
who will make the trip.
The governors Of the states through
which the funeral train will pass have
been requested to meet II at the lines
Of their respective states and escort It
to the edge of their territory.
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HUNS FOUGHT.
They Fired Upon a Constable and Posse
and q Bloody Fight Resulted. III which
One Hun Was Killed.

They Fired Upon Constable and Posse
and Bloody Fight Resulted. IN which
One Hun Was Killed.
PITTsBURGH, Pa, May 10. About Z
o'clock Monday night Constable Schade,
accompanied by Deputy south, went to
shnnty No. 10, south side, Irwin, 10 ar
charged with larceny OF some beer.
Upon their arrival they found the
house barricaded, but forced their way
in, and were met by volIey OF bullets
from the Huns, one OF which struck
Constable Schade in the arm. while a
woman dashed skillet full of hot
grease into the face Of Officer South,
scalding him terribly.
Not being armed, they returned TO
Irwin, where they deputized a posse
and returned. This time they found
the Huns upstairs with drawn revolt
vers. The officers started upstairs, only
to be met by another volley Of bullets.
They we're prepared this time, and
returned the fire, and for a while the
bullets flew as thick as hail, but the
Huns finally surrendered.
When the smoke Of battle had cleared
away 1t was found that three of the
foreigners were wounded, one Of them,
John Illxo, fatally. He lived only a
short time. His wife was shot in the
arm and Joseph Pomah in the hand,
All of them, seven in number, were ar
rested and taken TO the Greensburg
jail,
Mrs Illxo, as soon ms her husband
died, deserted him and left for Brad
dock Tuesday morning, leaving his
dead body in the house
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THE TROUBLE OVER.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: sMy wife has been
wearing out her life from the effects q
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indi-
gestion. Her case baffied the skill Of
our best physicians. After using three
packages Of Bacons Celery Cure she is
almost entirely we'll. Keep your
blood in a healthy condition by the usc
Of this great vegetable compound. Call
on A. M. Gilbert & Bro, sole agent,
and get q trial package free. Large
size so cents.
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SIN0 SING, N Y. May I0.--Thc body
Of Frank w. Rochl, who, with Thomas
Pallister, escaped from the deathhouse
in Sing Sing prison April 70, was found
at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning III the
Hudson river opposite Roclxland, di-
rectly across the river from Sing Sing.
The body was found BY three fishermen.
Searching parties are now trying to
find the body of pallister IN the river.
When the body 81 Rochl had been
washed Il was found that he Ind shot
in the right side 81 the head, and the
superstition Is That Pallister, who had
enabled him 10 make his escape. shot
him, but for what reason can not be
guessed
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Everything was budding and bloom
ing Wednesday under the effects Of the
suns warm rays. and work in every part
Of the exposition is being pushed for
ward with more rapidity than has been
fashionable Of lnte among Worlds fail
worhmen
More unpleasant things have beer
said about the exposition on account ii
the Chemical National banks failure
than could have been provoked BY any
thing else, except the obnoxious anti
smoking order now defnnct
The banks exhibit In administration
building continued to attract people
Wednesday. but they cursed the banl,
officials, and denounced the exposi.
tion authorities for not taking precau,
tionary measures In the interests Of
those who -sneeded to do business with
the bank inside the grounds
One 81 the callers at the suspended
bank was ]. e. Curry, wealthy farmer
Of Orange county, Kas.. who Ii a
brother Of President Curry. Of the sus
pended bank.
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THE WORLDS PAIR
Pinal Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B, Il o. r. q.

Pina Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. 4 o. r. b.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
~ Ohio Railroad viii sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
lst. and win be valid for return journey
until November 10th, 1893. They
provide foE q reduction Of 20 per cent,
below regular ratios, These tickets will
Be valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates will be sold
that will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey. For
rates and information apply to nearest
2. 4 .. Ticket Agent, or Chas- O.
ocnll, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-3-4t.
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CONDENSED NEWS.


cAthereu FROM Al Earts 81 the Country
~ Telegraph
Z. N. Gilkefson Is to he collector Of
internal revenue for West Virginia
Miss Constance Peterson was thrown
from horse near Mt Sterling, KY,
and killed.
The supreme court OF North Dakota
"Wednesday decided the prohibition law
TO be constitutional and valid.
The timber run ia the Kanawha
river, oecasioned BY the heavy rains re-
Gently, was immense. About 100, 600
ties came out
The president has appointed Frank
II. Jones. Of Springfield. Ill, first as
sistant postmaster general, vice n Clay
Evans. resigned.
ii. H. Warmers attorney, briggs saws
that Warmers liability win amount To
several hundred thousands OF dollars.
business men estimate them at 5000. 900.
The secretary Of the navy has APP
pointed Medical Inspector J. Rnfus
Iryon surgeon general IL the navy, to
succeed Gen. John Mills Brown. who
will retire Wednesday.
The commission u the present sur
veyor u the port at Louisville expires
on the 10th of August, this year. Ills
successor will hardly u appointed
more than week or two before that
date.
The success Of d patent from which
he never expected To realize much had
such peculiar effect on the mind Of
Charles Ellis. Of Louisville. KY. that
he jumped into the river and drowned
himself
The opening Of the mammoth new
auditorium at st. Paul. Mimi. Tuesday
night was a great artistic and social
success. its six thousand seats being
filed by appreciative auditors for the
grand concert
The Russian minister gave d dinner
party Tuesday night TO which only
young ladies were invited. in honor II
the Grand Duke Alexis After the
dinner the mansion was thrown open,
and a brilliant reception followed
Controller of the Currency Eclxles
was Tuesday advised Of the failure Of
the Chemical national bank 81 Chicago.
The bank has been In bad shape for
some time and its failure was not nlto-
gether unexpected at Washington
The gold reserve, which had for the
past two weeks been below the limit,
was Tuesday made intact BY the west.
Secretary Carlisle accepted the gold
offered from st. Louis, So, 900, 900, which,
with the gold in the treasury. makes
tho total 500, I9G, 900, or sID6, 900 free
gold.
The house of commons Wednesday ia
committee OF the Irish home rule bill
rejected by vote of POS to "a the mo-
ton of T. w. Russell. liberal unionist,
member for South Tyrone 70 the effect
that the portion Of the bill providing
for a second chamber Of the Irish lcgis-
lature be eliminated.
Secretary Herbert has authorized tho
statement that lie viii decline u extend
the leaves of absence Of any officer 81
the navy who il engaged IN private
business. He win not Interfere with
the orders Of his predecessors but win
grant no new leaves Of this kind, and
win call in all those already granted at
The expiration of the terms assigned
4 batt,
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troae Osernows IN fts History.
MKmms, Tenn. May 10. The whole
Mississippi valley. from Cairo 10 New
Orleans. Il threatened with the most
disastrous overflow In rs history The
river continues 20 rise at an alarm.
ing pace. and from present indications,
Il win go 70 the highest point ever
| rcnehcd
The water Is over q foot aboye the
danger line nt Memphis. and two feet
more arr expected. Tho levees below
Memphis are intact. except In Dcsha
county. Ark, whore the whole country
has been flooded. and the Missouri Pa
citic track submerged 10 the depth 81
several inches
Railroad traffic IN that section has
been indefinitely suspended. The river
above Memphis has left Its banks, and
the whole 81 Mississippi county,
Ark, Is flooded. The weather bureau
has issued The following special river
bulietin
The waters Of the Mississippi river
are very high Just below the mouth al
the Arkansas river. and there Is great
danger Of an overflow In Dcsha and
chicot counties, Ark, and Ia bolivar.
Washington and lsaqnena counties,
Miss.
The Mississippi 10 Arkansas City
thirty-scven miles below the mouth 81
the Arkansas river, has risen with nm
expected rnpidity In the past week, al
the rate Of q Of foot day. and Il
now as feet
Tho chances are that the rate Of rise
will still further diminish for n few
days until the stage Is stationary, and
later on the river will rise again
Tho unprecedented risc In this part 81
the river has been due to the great
rises In the Arkansas and White rivers.
AT Little Rock, as miles above Arltnns
saa City, the river rnso from lis feet II
inch on April 70 70 Us feet inches May
9 II has fallen slowly, and the height
4 now 20 feet inches
At Cairo there wis steady rise from
AL feet on Aprile 70 40.s feet Wednes-
day, II Is not likely this Inter will be
much exceeded. The rise III the past
two days has been only q Of foot.
Tho stage will, however. remain high
for d considerable time. AT. ST. Louis,
los miles above Cairo, the stage has
fallen . feet since May B, and was 20. 4
Wednesday,. The rate 81 fall Ii dimin.
ishing.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 10. The lcvec
board 81 the ST Francis basin Ii meet
Ing at West Memphis 10 perfect III
plans for the protection Of that ais
trict- The basin comprises vast
stretch 81 territory west 81 tho Miasis.
sippi, and when that river rises beyond
q certain height the two rivers become
as one.
The state 81 Arkansas has donated to |
the board some. 100000 rich acres. the
United States government will. II Is an
ticipated, contribute about ss50. 700 In
money and the state Of Missouri win io
her share. The Importance 81 the work
before the bonrd can not beOveresti-
mated. II means the rescue of 10 coun.
ties in Arkansas FROM the clutches of
the river, and several counties In Mis-
cnt1fi
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|YHH PRESIDENTS ORDER
Causes Office Seekers il Attack
Cabinet Officers.
THEY WILL DO The SAME.
The Business Of .hs uenasss viii ealss Il ihs Ylns
siPahlls ohslalsls 1assh % ~ rnpofia
nate Ohre Hunters and casr.

WAsnINoTOS. May 70. Lone effect Of
the presidents order closing the execu-
tive mansion 10 0nice seekers has been
70 cause the crowd who usually
throngcd the White house 10 change
their point Of attack from The president
himself 70 his cabinet officers This
was noticeable 10 some extent Monday.
There was a perccptlble increase in the
number Of callers AZ rncl, depart
ment, and good deal OF time
was consumed In their reception II
a predicted that II this continues
all the members Of the cabinet Will
adopt precisely similar rules 70 that
which Monday threw snch constcrna.
tion into the ranks 81 the white house
hnbituca Tho same reasons which
actunted the president ii issuing his
order apply TO as great an extent 10 the
members Of his cabinet In the stats
and treasury departments especially
there arc Important questions pending,
and Il the whole day II consumed In
receiving callers. "A threatens 70 DO
the case. Il Il feared that tho btsi-
ness Of the country win suffer Sec.
rotary Gresham found II necessary
ht1huhY " ucu1 ulihANtt MuaNkNt11I W
callers Tor tho greater part Of the morn
ing, IN order 70 give his personal atten-
tion 70 questions arising from the
troubled conditions In some 81 the
South and Central American countries
Others Of the cabinet have already
found Il naoeasary 10 do The Same thing
on occasion. and II there l. any large
increase In tho crowd demanding audi
encc with them Ia the near future,
repetition Of President cloyeiand's ia
NOUS order may be expected Of them.
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cIlcAoo, May 10. Passenger traliie
~ Chicago az present especially from
the west. II FIR below what many roads
expected. n fnct II II not much over
what y vas II this time year ago.
This the roads are disposed 10 attribute
TO the reports sent out of the incom-
plete condition 81 tho mir They are,
however. looking for heavier travel
within fortnight. by which time the
fair will be IN completes readiness.
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JoHSsTowN. PA. Mny 10. While The
performance at q circuswas IL progress
here the drcssIng-room tent took ilre.
There we're Ave thousand people ID the
main tent. The cries III iirc and tha
glare through the canvas started Z tai
riblc stampede. number ~ the
weaker ones were borne down and
badly trampled, but viii recover. Be
sides the destruction of the tent, many
Of the circus people lost their property.
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The Extra session q Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 10 congressman
Bynum, Of Indiana. had an interview
with the president Tuesday on the sub
ject OF an extra session to be called
earlier than September, the need for
legislation on the financial question be-
coming apparent, much TO the satisfac-
tion Of Mr.. Cleveland and his cabinet.
Mr.. Bynum has urged that the date Of
the assembling Of congress be fixed in
June, and the proposition IS receiving
serious consideration
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NOW IS THE TINE

When moths begin to get in their
work." and il you want 10 save Your
woolens, carpets. &c. from the ravages
Of this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
.ceived at a. M. Gilbert 4 Bro. :, Drug
gist, II N. Queen street.
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our Case closed.

PARIS, May I0.--Mr. condert closed
the case Of the United States in the
Behring sea arbitration matter Tues
day. He quoted from number OF an-
thorities to support the argument
against the pelagiac hunting Of seals.
Baron Coursley congratulated Mr.. Con-
dert on the ability and liveliness Of his
speech. Sir Charles Russell will open
the case for Great Britain Wednesday.
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! wIscoNsIN pUTLnfNo.

The deposits Of the exhibitors and all
foreign commissioners involved In the
failure Of the bank will be guaranteed
BY the directors and private citizens
Tuesday President Higinbotham held d
consultation with Secretary Edmonds,
and soon after went out among the cap
italists Of the city.
Vcrmont's building was dedicated at
noon Wednesday In the presence 81 the
governor and many citizens and ex-cit-
liens from the Green Mountain state.
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COLuMHus, q, May 10. McKin-
ley Wednesday appointed as the mem
hers Of the commission 10 draft bill I'd
simplify and facilitate the transfer III
real estate BY the registration of titles
and liens IN the line u what Is known
as the Torrens system, under I'M net
passed BY the Legislature April sS:
Hon. clam Fisher, Of Preble county;
Edward II. Fitch. Of Ashtabula, md
Isaiah Pillars, Of Allen.
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WARIIINaT0N, May l0.--The pension
department believes that it has mn
earthed stupendous pension frauds An
attorney Of Norfolk, VA, named w. II.
Drewry, now under arrest, Ii charged
with securing fraudulent pension claims
by the wholesale, using Us his instru-
ments in many cases colored w0menand
men who could not read nor write.
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KoKoMo, Ind, May 10. The annual
meeting Of the Northern Indiana Min
isterial association Of the Christian
church began here Tuesday. Nearly
500 Of the prominent members and
preachers of that denomination are
here from Indiana, Ohio and Illinois,
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WARREN, o., May 10 Mrs. samuel
Ieeby, an old resident Of this city, and
very well known, dropped dead at her
home, on the west side, Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Leeby was sitting in chair
cleaning silver, when she fell over dead.
Heart failure is given MS the cause Of
death
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Miss Cleveland Il Ireland.

DUBLIN, May 10, Miss Cleveland, sis
ter Of President Cleveland, is now maxi
ingla tour Of Ireland in company with
Miss Simpson. She visited the palace
Of Archbishop CasseIl Tuesday. They
left, accompanied by Canon Ryan, to
visit the ruins Of the Abbey 81 the Holy
Cross Rock
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Double Fatallty 81 Z conlsIon.

DELPHI, Ind, May 1O.--A runaway
team At Flora dashed into a carriage
containing Philip Voorhees, and his lit.
tie two-year-old grandchild. Mr.. yoor-
hees died soon after tho accident, and
the child is fatally injured He was
one Of the most prominent farmers liz
the county.
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CoLUamua, o., May TO- Mrs. McKin-
ley visited the executive Office Wednes-
day morning for the first time. She
came TO the capitol in hack accompa-
MED by her maid and surprised the gov
ernor by walking into the Office. she
has been preventedy by Illness from
visiting Ahe capitol building.
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LoUIsvIrLE. KY, May l0ss-At the
caucus Of the national republican com.
mittce Tuesday night II was decided
that Thomas II. Carter should continue
as chairman. aud that Joseph Maniey
should Be elected secretary, vice Nc
Comas,S resigned.
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cHIcAGo, May TO- The bic grizzly
bear recently placed IN Lincoln park
escaped from his den Tuesday morning.
and had TO be cholxed 70 death before
he could be overcome BY the police. who
sought 70 capture him and haul him
back 70 the pit.
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SPRIsGFmID, o., May 10. Enoch An
derson and Henry Thomas, mere boys,
are in hot water over stealing Henry
Brooms' horse and buggy Tuesday.
They were located Wednesday at Cedar
vile, where they had driven, and
Thomas arrested.
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VIENNA, May 10. Cardinal Vaszary,
primate Of Hungary, appeared in the
Hungarian house Of magnates with
twenty-one Catholic prelates during
the Budget debate Tuesday. and made
q violent attack upon the policy Of the
government toward the church.
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NEW YoRg. May TO- Every indica-
tion points 70 the speedy recovery 81
Edwin Booth. Or. Smith said Tuesday
night that the actor was getting well
rapidly, but he would not hazard an
opinion as 70 how soon he would be able
To lie up and about.
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WILMINGTON, Del, May 10. The
Young Mems Democratic club, Of this
place, Tuesday night gave an elaborate
dinner in honor Of Hon. 7. +. Bayard,
previous 70 his departure as ambaasa-
dor to England.
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GLADSTONE, s. ID, May I0.--A slight
shock Of earthquake. accompanied BY
a loud explosion, was felt here at i
o'clock Wednesday morning. The vi
brntions were both from east and
south, which lasted several seconds
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Minister q Hawai-.

WAsmSeTox. May IL. Officials Of the
state department Tuesday night con-
firmed the predictions heretofore made
that x-Representative Blount would
be appointed minister resident to Ha-
wall.
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OMAHA, Neb., May 10. The Women's
Missionary Society Of the United Pres
byterian Church OF America began its
annual session In Omaha Tuesday.
About 200 delegates are present from
ali over the United states.