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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-28
Home Rule for Scotland.

LONDON, April N.-In the House OF
Commons to-day Sir George Trevylan In
troduced the local government bill for Scot
land. 1t provides for the creation OF
board similar TO the Irish local govern
ment board and establishes parish councils,
the members of which are TO be reelected
every three years. These parish councils
Will administer the poor law and are en-
powered to provide buildings for pupnc
purposes and to acquire land for allot-
rnents The borrowing powers of councils
will be only limited by. the local govern
bin. especially finding fault with the Dor
rowing powers given to the councils. After
a short discussion the bill passed its first
reading.
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Living with n Broken Neck.
Snecial 70 the Inlia N n rnlis InrIrnnal

NEW CASTLE, Ind, April 27.-Yesterday
evening Jacob Sweigart, thirteen-year-old
boy, climbed to the top OF a large cedar
tree in the yard on Hon. II. S. Powell S
farm, two miles south of this city, and
ventured out too far on a limb, which
broke and precpitated him to the ground,
a distance of forty-five feet, splntaring his
left thigh bone and breaking his neck The
boy is still alive but cannot recover. All
the doctors of this city and surrounding
towns have visited the boy to-day, being
attracted by the fact that he still lives. No
examination of the broken neck can be
made without throwing the patient into
violent commissions. Many of the doctors
hold that the yertebrae are both broken and
diSlocated
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state A. NJ. T.. Missionaries.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. April q
The State missionary convention of the
Woman's Foreign Mite Society Of the
A. Nj. L. Church is in session in this city,
and is presided over by the State president,
Mrs. G.. A. Ratcliff. of Logansport. Mrs.
A. G.. Allen, of Logansport, was chosen as
secretary; Miss White, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, and Mrs p. NJ. Lewis. of Kokomo, as
sstants. Rev. Mrs. c. +. Thurman, of
Jackson, Mich, acted as press reporter.
The address of welcome was made by Mrs.
l. Pettiford, of this city, and the response
by Rev. A. L. Murrey, of Nncsnnes.
Among the ministers in attendance are:
Rev. n. Smith, presiding elder, of Indianap-
olies; Rev. II. h. Stewart of Greencastle;
Rev. A. l.. Murray, of Vincennes, and Rev.
Stewart Ratcliff, of Logansport.
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WASHINGTON, April 27.-The bill MAX
ing appropriations for the support of the
Department OF agriculture for the fiscal
year 1895 was completed by the House
committee agriculture to-day. The
amounts appropriated by the bill have not
yet been footed up. but they will approx
mate a total of s., 10000. as compared with
an appropriation Of S259&OO0 for the cur
rent fiscal year. For the Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry there is appropriated $500. COO
and tuberculosis Is specifically added to the
list OF diseases of animals, TO prevent the
spread Of which the Secretary of Agricult-
ure is authorized TO use any part of this
sum- For the purchase and distribution of
seeds the bill appropriates $4,000 as COM
pared with S135,000 for the present year
OF the amount allowed $50 600 may he d.
verted for the publishing of farmers bUlle-
tins adapted TO the interests Of PEOPLE OF
Inherent sections of the country. To con-
tinue experiments I'm the manufacture of
sugar from cane and sugar beets $4,000 is
authorized, and a similar amount for nak-
Ing inquiries in regard to the system or
road management throughout the United
States
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Obituary..

ST LOUIS, April N-Benjamin Arm
strong. widely known as sporting writer.
Armstrong was getting off a street car.
when a horseman rode upon him suddenly,
and the shock given and his effort to get
out OF the way precipitated the fatal at
tack He was forty-nine years old.
BOSTON, April 27.-Dr. Albert Day, IA
nous for his successful treatment of in
ebriates and who for the past thirty-fve
years has been identified with the Wash
ington Home in this city, is dead, aged
seventy-three years.
CONCORD, N. H, April 27-Ex-Gov. n.
s. Berry, the oldest Ex-Governor in the
United States, died to-day In Bristol of
pneumonia, aged ninety-eight years
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Republicans VIII Win in Anderson.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, April q. - The city
campaign which is drawing to a close is
the hottest ever fought in An
derson. Democrats realize that de-
feat this spring certain de-
feat in the fall for their county ticket
The Republican candidate for Mayor NJ
NJ. Dunlap. is making a winning contest,
and will be supported by many Democrats
who are weary of ring rule. Tonight Hon
c. l. Henry. Mayor John II. Terhune and
candidate Dunlap held a meeting in Hazel
wood. 1t was characterized by enthusiasm
for both candidates. and will be followed
by others tomorrow night.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal

RICHMOND, Ind, April N.-While en-
route home last night from the mineral
springs at Spencer. Ind, Harmon 3. Payne
aged seventy-seven, a prominent attorney
Of this city, died. He had been to the
springs for treatment, but as death could
to die.
Mr.. Payne was born in Lorraine county
Ohio, Feb. %, 1878, and came TO Richmond
in 1886. He first worked at the tailoring
trade, putting in his extra time studying
law. In 1852 he was admitted to the bar.
He Immediately began a practice that
he admitted to practice in the SUI
preme Court Of the State and in the
United States Court
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Longs Pension VIII BE Cut.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The period of
thirty days allowed Charles D. Long, of
Michigan, 10 file additional evidence in his
pension claim has expired. In accordance
with the instructions OF his counsel, at
torneys Baker. of Detroit end Hopkins, of
this city, Judge Long has not responded
20 the notice sent him by Commissioner
Iochren to submit further evidence of
right to 4 monthly pension of $72 instead
OF so the amount fixed under the Commits
sioner's construction OF the law The pen-
SION Will be at once cut down TO $50 a
month. The reduction will be contested
and II is the determination of counsel to
ultimately carry the case to the United
States Supreme Court
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Crushed out "a Boys Life.


Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 27-Late
this evening a lad named Edward Bar
hardt, aged eight, struck by switch
engine on the Pennsylvania road in this
city and instantly killed. He had been
gathering bits of coal that had fallen from
the engines at the docks of the company,
and evidently did not see the engine as II
CANA down on him
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Chnrped with mbeyzfement,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April IA war
rant was sworn out last night in Argen-
tire Kan for the arrest of j. o. Gaskell,
ex- Mayor and financial manager OF that
town. for the embezzlement of s23.T7S 1t is
charged that Gaskell has sold quantity OF
interest bearing town bonds and now re-
tains the money.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April PA. E. Bell
CITY agent for the Reid Packing Company
of Karsas City, has disappeared. His
shortage is nearly $4,000
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CADIZ's $4,000 BLAZE.
Block of Seventeen buildings burned
Yesterday.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE. Ind, April 27.-At 1
O'Clock this afternoon a big fire started be-
tween two stores in Cadlz, a small village
seven miles west of this city. Ii burned
out an entire block of seventeen buildings.
including three stores, two offices, three
vacant store buildings and twelve dwell
ingS, before It's progress could be stopped.
Loss on buildings, $4,000; on contents, &c.
go; partially insured 1t is impossible to
set & list OF the insurance companies and
amounts carried by each tonight. as there
is no telegraph or telephone connection be-
tween here and CadiZ
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WAR Correspondent, Lie

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 27.-There is
no foundation whatever for the story sent
out from Hennessy, o. T., by special Ger
respondents TO the effect that a band OF
horse thieves numbering seven was ex-
terminated by a GLANCE committee in the
Cheyenne reservation. The station agent
of the Rock Island railroad at Hennessy
telegraphs the Associated Press that the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-28
District U. ID. Convention.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the IndianapOIiS Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, April 27.-The annual
convention Of the Young Peoples Chris
tan Union of the White River
district, United Brethren Church, was
held here this week, with a large
attendance from the thirty counties
embraced in the district. Officers elected
for next year are: President Rev j. A.
Bray, of Converse; vice president, o. f.
Evans, OF st. Omer; secretary, Della OAR
ling, of Marion; treasurer Rev. Alonzo
Myer, of Indianapolis. The next annual
meeting will be held at Marion in June, 1895.
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Leaves His Young Bride.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. April 27-Frank McDon-
aid, well-known barber In Muncie has
suddenly disappeared. and the bride of
three months is distracted. Frank came
to Muncie from Arcanum, O., and welded
Lizzie Harter here. He received an amount
of money from home yesterday and at
once packed UP his kit and left for parts
unknown. The broken-hearted wife has
telegra pied to McDonaldS home, but has
received ito answer.
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Az nrnnkINn.

BROOKLYN, y. Y, April 27.-About two
hundred guests sat down to a banquet
given this evening by the Union League
Club of Brooklyn and L. S. Grant Post,
372. G.. A. r., in the banquet hall of the
clubhouse The dinner was given in COM
memoration of the seventy-second birthday
of Gen. u. g. Grant. AT the guests table
were President Blackmar. Mayor Schieren
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford, Hon. Charles
A Boutelle Hon Charles II. Grosvenor
and Murat Halstead. Toasts were given
and responded to by Hon. Charles A. Bou-
telle Hon. Charles Grosvenor Gen. Stew
art l.. Woodford and Murat Halstead.
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River and Harbor Ell.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. April 27.-The river and
harbor bill will be taken up in the House
On Monday. In addition to the items of
local interest in Indiana already presented.
an appropriation OF $4,000 for the construc-
ton OF a cutoff In the Ohio river at Evans
vile and also an appropriation of S35 600
for lock No ? generally known as Rams
ley's lock- on Green river near Evansville.
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Girl Bitten by "a Vicious Dog.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, April 27.-To-day Hat
tie Hevalin. aged eight, was attacked by
a vicious dog and badly bitten. The wounds
on her neck. face and shoulder were eau
terIzed at once by Dr. NJ. V. Hunt. The
dog was killed and fears are entertained
that he suffering with rabies. The
community is excited and order to muzzle
all dogs has been issued.
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The ReIurn.

Once more the sun-kissed crowd we find
Upon the bleaching boards
Once more the gladiators come
With bats instead OF swords.
The clouds are quivering with the shock
OF that spontaneous cheer.
Which wakes the world ana lets II know
The baseball game is here.
ITnheeded must our sages now
About the tariff talk;
The festive quorum may. unmatched.
A Kick UP its heels and balk:
And Coxey's army on the march
Inspires no trace Of fear,
The country's wrapped In one glad thought
The baseball game is here.
Washington Star
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Al Ro4fDn.

BOSTON April 27.-The annual Grant
dinner Of the NIiddlese1 Club took place at
Parker's tonight. Col Fred Grant was the
chief guest. and there were also present
Judge Lewis. of Virginia, Hon. John Dali
Zell and Hon. John :. Wise Of Pennsyl-
Vania, each of whom delivered addresses.
Ex-Governor Bracket was POSTMASTER.
Colonel Grant spoke a few words express
i've of his appreciation OF the tribute TO the
memory of his father and family.
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AZ phiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The seventy
second anniversary Of Grants birth was
celebrated tonight by dinner given at
the Union League Club. The guests in
cluded among others Gen. Horace Porter,
Senator Jos. r. Hawley. Senator ChaS. Il.
Henderson, Gen. Daniel f. Sickles, of New
York: Governor Robert T. Pattison. of this
state: St Clair AcKelway, of the Brooklyn
Eagle and John Russell Young. Ex-Gov-
ernor James a. Beaver, OF Pennsylvania,
chairman of the celebration committee,
acted s toas tmaster.
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Three Children Burned.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 27.-Three young
children OF Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schneider,
who live near the outskirts of the city,
were burned to death yesterday during a
fire which destroyed their dwelling. Mr.
Schneider was not at home. and the wife
was in the garden. AS soon she dis
covered the flames bursting from the open
doorway she attempted TO enter the mouse
and rescue the children, who were sleeping
in their rooms. Sharp tongues of fire pur-
sued her, and before anyone could reach
the sleeping children the walls of the
building fell.
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A Confusion I'm Nnmcs.

A number of errors were made I'm record
ing the votes at the convention on Wednes-
day, and many Of these errors were made
by the assistant secretaries. who failed 10
properly catch the announcements made on
account of the noise and din. Madison
county's vote on the first ballot for At
torney-general was cast for John W. Low
EFT and not for Mr.. LoVeland.
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Indiana Notes.

new water company is seeking to get a
franchise at Crawfordsville.
Frank Holburg. Of VIncennes. was fined
SIS yesterday In Police Court for wife
beating.
The Y. NJ. c. A. juniors at Terre Hsute
PLAYED baseball with the crawfordsville
Juniors. Thursday evening. and were de-
feated By score OF 81 70 u,
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CIeveIand's Fogginess.

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Mr. Cleveland seems TO have dropped into
his favorite occupation OF inventing phrases
as high sounding as possible and as uncer-
tain in meaning as language can make
them. III his mind is as f0ggy as his rhetO-
ric he has no clear understanding OF the
tariff question. II he p0rposely clothes his
thoughts In ambiguous terms he Is a DEM
agogue OF low caste. IL is not surprising
that square-toed Democrats are disgusted-
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General Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April IA bill to grant
n pension OF SO a month 10 William T.
Walter. OF Urbana. o.. late member Com
pany II. Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry, was
introduced b. Senator Sherman to-day.
Editor Frank Hattons physician states
tonight that his condition continues favor
able. His family are very hopeful OF his
complete restoration to health.
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At New York.

NEW YORK. April 27.-The anniversary
OF General Grants seventy-second birthday
was celebrated tonight by the Union
League Club with a banquet at the Hotel
Waldorf. Hon. Elihu Root presided. The
chief address was that of Secretary OF the
Navy Herbert. who referred 10 the gather
ing OF ex-confederates at Birmingham this
week as demonstrating that there was not
In all the land one lingering sentiment Of
disloyalty TO the Union.
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ConnersviIIe smallpox Suspect.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, April 27-Citi-
zens in this city are wrought up over a
supposed case of smallpox. Thomas Ken
nedy, aged nineteen. returned from Indian
apolis Wednesday and last night was taken
violently Ill. Physicians were called, and
thought they discovered symptoms of
smallpox. DIR. Charles n. Metcalf. secre-
tary of the State Board of Health, has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-28
Indiana Postmasters Nominnted.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The President
Today sent the following nominations to
he Senate: John X. Heaston. TO be post
master at Winchester, Ind; Thomas smith,
II Franklin, Ind, John H. Hirt. at VIII
mingtOn, O.; Frank NJ Root, at Berea, ..
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Match Game of Whist.

CHICAGO. April 27-The biggest match
game OF whist ever played in the world
will be played in the drill room In the Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow night between the
Chicago Whist Club and al the rest Of
Illinois There will be not less than four
hundred players, and from two and a half
TO three hours will be required to play the
game. The challenge was issued by the
Chicago club.
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SOUNDS LIKE OLD TIMES.
w. Id. Owen Opens the Campaign
Proper ut BRAZIL.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL. Ind, April "a great and
enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
at the opera house in Brazil tonight to
hear Hon. W. d. Owen and W. l.. Tay-
Tor. The speeches were eloquent, and the
crowd went wild with enthusiasm. Stand
ing room was at premium. Judge Cofey
made an eloquent appeal to the Republic
ans TO stand by their party.
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nocinI tn - Indiananolis In11rnnI

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, April 27.-J. w. Hickey.
of this city. proprietor Of fve-and-ten-cent
store swallowed an ounce and half OF
laudanum with suicidal intent shortly before
noon to-day. Three physicians worked with
him all the afternoon, and il is thought he
will live. The act is attributed 10 financial
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Famous Inventor Dying.

lockout, \. Y, April 2S.-Birdsi
Holy, the famous engineer and inventor,
has been slowly sinking for two weeks
past and is now i'm a dying condition. Mr.
Holy is seventy-two years old. re Is the
inventor of the Holy water works system
and district steam system and engineer con-
suited by the leaders OF the profession both
in this country and Europe.
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BrecLinridge TrIaI in nook Form.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The question
OF allowing the story of the Breckinridge-
Pollard trial printed in book form by
Chicago publishing firm TO pass through
the mails Is involved in an application
made to-day for its admission as second
class matter. The question Is under con-
Bideration by the AttOrney-general
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Daughters of RebeIxnh Drilled.
necial to the IndianannlIs journal

BEDFORD. Ind, April N.-The seventy
fifth anniversary of the Independent order
OF odd Fellows was duly celebrated here
by the members of that organization. The
Rev. John A. Ward pastor of the NJ. f.
Church, delivered the address The Daugh-
terS of Rebekah occupied the floor for an
hour with drills. Among the most interest
ing features was the singing of the original
opening ode. which was sung when first
the order was organized. The exercises
ended with a bannuet
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Pulaski Lodge Celebrates.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. April 27.-Pulaski Lodge,
No. 60. 1. O. O. F., of this city, celebrated
at their hall. last evening, the seventy-fifth
anniversary of the institution of Odd-fellow-
ship I'm the United States. An address was
delivered by Senator o. L. Hubbell.
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, April q. Arrived: Grecian
from Glasgow; Suevia, from Naples; Cutie
from Liverpool; Augusta Victoria, from
Hamburg.
BALTIMORE. April q. - Arrived Chi
cago, from Rotterdam; America, from Bre-
men.
LIVERPOOL, April H.-Arrived: Cam
pania, from New York; Tauric, from New
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Anoiher Chicken pnx Scare.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind. April 27.-Reports to-day
from Letters Ford. Fulton county. regard
ing smallpox scare the past few days, in
which the State board was asked TO come
and bring a thousand vaccine points, are 10
the effect that the case Is chicken poX.
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Reception to- A. G.. Daily.
,cial 10 the Indinnannlls journal

opeCIdI 70 IHt IIuIdHdpOIIS JOURNAL.
LEBANON. Ind. April "a reception
was given A. C. Daily, the Republican can
didate for Auditor of State this evening
1t held in the courthouse After some
good party speeCh-making, congratulations
were extended and Mr.. Daily shook hands
with all present
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Preparations for him to pay out without
giving him authority 10 raise money to
meet the appropriations. The attitude of
the Secretary toward Congress is amusing
Just now, but the humor will disappear
when Mr.. Carlisle has again drained the re-
serve down TO about 100000, but this
time with no visible means Of replenish
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commencement at Union CIty.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY. Ind. April 27.-The sew
enth commencement of the Ohio side pub
lie schools took place in the L. Il. Church
this evening Following were the grad
yates: Chester l.. Eastman, Howard A.
Kleplnger Troy Smith. Ira Staudt, Tda
Hetsler Maud NJ. Phares and Reno b.
Welh
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ION, nervous debility, impaired memory,
low spirits, irritable temper, and thou
sand and one arrangements Of mind and
body. Epilepsy, paralysis, softening or
the brain and even dread insanity some
times result from such reckless self abuse
To reach, reclaim and restore such unfort-
unatos 70 health and happiness, is the aim Of
the publishers Of book written in plain but
chaste language, on the nature, symptoms
and durability, by homo treatment, OF such
diseases This book will DO sent sealed, in
plain envelope, on receipt OF ten cents In
stamps TO pay postage.
Address. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
isolation, c63 Main St. Buffalo n. Y.
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Constitution of 1887 or TO adopt form of
government other than the one sanctioned
by said Constitution until a definite and
final adjustment of the Hawaiian matter
shall have been made by the United States
The ex-Queen was opposed 10 the meet
ing which was held under her protest II
is reported the movement really means
the formation of a new party OF royalists
and a few former annexationists. who are
dissatisfied Many Americans refuse 10 take
the oath. fearing they will lose their right
to vote in the United States. Only seven
hundred out Of thirteen thousand voters
have Registered