It is said that the sympathizers with the Irish revolutionists held a mass meeting here tonight and adopted a resolution commending the Irish volunteers for their part in the recent uprising, urging Americans to support the revolution, and charging British influences with a campaign of "Anglo-Saxonism" in the United States.
Jeremiah O'Leary, of New York, president of the American Truth Society, compared the Irish rebellion with the American Revolution.
Ninety mines on the coast have been reopened, according to the dispatch from Amsterdam. The dispatch states that during the month of April, ninety mines drifted up on the Dutch coast. Of these, fifty were British, three were French, thirteen German, and twenty-four of unestablished nationality.
Since the beginning of the war, continues the dispatch, 1414 mines have landed on the Dutch coast, of which sixty were British, sixty-one French, and 2,100 German, and 2,100 undetermined nationality.
SCOTT TO CUE DETAILED REPORT OF CONFERENCE
Washington on Officials Expert to Hear Dofinly
 What Can Prove to Do.
MIST SHOW THE TAX STOP HAIDS
Lansing will Have Luncheon Discussion
With Army Chief of Staff Before
Resuming Discussions With Article on Status of V. S. Troops.
May 14.?Major-General Scott, chief of staff of the army, is here tomorrow with a detailed report of his discussions at El Paso with General Obregon. General Scott is expected to give Secretary Baker and other officials of the State Department definite information as to what General Carranza proposes to do towards demonstrating his ability to stop brigandage along the international line. 