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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17


On motion of Senator Mygatt the report
was received and agreed to.
Mr.. Hancock, of Clarke. gave notice that
he would introduce bill locating the seat
Of justice of Clarke county, at the city OF
Enterprise.
Mr.. Shoup offered the following:
Resolved, That the organization made du-
ring provisional session be made permanent
which on motion of Senator Morgan il was
laid on the table.
Senator Morgan gave notice that he would
on Tuesday next introduce joint resolu-
ton, limiting the States of the Delta OF the
Mississippi 10 cooperate with the State of
Mississippi in devising means TO reclaim the
waste lands OF the Mississippi Valley.
On motion of Senator Shoup, committee
of five, consisting of Senators Shoup, War
ner, Stringer, (cOlored) Stone and Hancock
was appointed to wait on the Governor and
ascertain when it would suit his convenience
to be installed.
On motion of Senator Gibbs, the Secreta-
ry was instructed to notify the House that
the Senate was ready for business.
On motion, the Senate took a recess until
2l2 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Gibbs moved that the Sergeant-at-
arms be Instructed to provide additional
drawers for desks and suitable place for
the coats and hats of Senators. For which a
substitute offered by Mr.. Morgan, was adop-
ted, authorizing Sergeant-at-arms TO make
all necessary repairs, etc.
A committee of two, consisting of Messrs.
Smith aud Stone, was appointed to recon-
mend what number of minor officers are
needed for the Senate, and to make assign
ments of rooms in the Capitol.
Mr.. Morgan gave notice of his intention
to introduce on Thursday the 18th inst. a
bill to provide relief for orphans Homes"
and other Charitable Institutions" now
supported by private charities.
He also gave further notice that he would
on Wednesday the 18th inst- introduce a
bill declaring the carrying of concealed
weapons to be crime against society, and
providing for suitable punishment for often
ders on conviction; and to make the pos
session of such weapons in the hands of all
persons doing violence 'prima facia" evil
dence of malice aforethought
Mr.. Mygatt gave notice that he would at
an early day introduce bill to establish a
Board of Public Works.
Mr.. Gray, (colored) gave notice that he
would on Saturday, March the 18th, intro
duce bill to protect all persons in their
civil and public rights.
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Auditor Of Public Accounts.
AUD'Rs OFFICE. JACKSON, Mss, Mar. s. 20
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

The following report was submitted by
Hon. H. AIusgrove, Auditor Of Public
Accounts, to the Legislature on Wcdnes-
day last. II shows the receipts aud dis
bursements Of public monies from Octo-
Der is, 1865, 10 the LIST Of March inst
The report was referred 70 the committee
on Ways and Means:
To le LegtSidtsre Of the State of Afssfssinpf.
In discharge Of my duties as prescribed
by law ! have the honor 10 submit my re-
from January 9Th. 20 March fst. $50 ana i1
order that you may obtain a correct and io-
teiligibie view. and form proper eafimate
of the transactions II this department. i
also report the receipts az the Trcasurv ana
disbursements made by my prudccessor.
Hon. Thomas T. Swami. as shown bv the
books Of this ofilte. from the 10Th dav al
October. 1865 20 the 4th day OF January.
$50. inclusive.
There Is no duty imposed upon tho repre-
sentatiyes al the people. which demands
more OF their attention, and thoughtful con
sideration, than the financial Interests Of the
State. Hence. the deep solicitudc 1 feel that
all transaction 90 this department Of the
state should bethoroughly Investigated aud
understood
Document A. shows the receipts
at the Treasury from October
10th. ls65. to the lst OF May.
1896, 70 be -. s2O7aH9 -
Document h. shows the disburse-
ments by Warrants. from Oc-
tober 10th, 1855, 10 May lst,
1866 10 be ..--....-.-....-.-. &2i6 9SI So
DOcumentC, shows the receipts
at the Treasury from IL OF
May. 1866 20 lst Of May 1867,
TO be ......-.....-...- SOLD T11 so
Document ID. shows the dis
bursements Dv Warrants from
LIST OF May, 1896 20 let Of May,
1867, 10 be -......... ....- 1885 az So
Document + shows the receipts
at the Treasury from Nav the
lst, 1867. 20 let Of May, 1865,
to be- ......... . Gf2qhI 10
Document y. shows tie dis-
burscments bv Warrants from
list OF May. 1867, 20 LIST Of May.
1865. to be -. -. s57oo3i -
Document G, shows the receipts
AZ the Treasury from ist NAV,
lsGs, 10 the LIST OF May, 1869,
TO be $500 aTO10-5 81
Document h. shows a recapitu-
latiOn OF the receipts at the
Treasury, from 18Th October.
1865. 10 lst March, 1870, on all
accounts 20 be........ 81 3W 7i1 d8
OF this amount the following amounts
were received Ia uncurrent funds. to-wlt:
Confederate Treasury Notes, obs. $3.50 az %
State Military Notes ............ 1900 Nj
Mississippi Change Notes ....... lai7 Os
Cotton Notes, ....-..1.t72la5 ~
,s1 ttlrT A.. ....
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with its interests. Per contra, / shall use
my utmost endeavors to render it a conye-
nienee to all its members. am, gentlemen.
very respeo fully,
Your humble servant
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tria the grandest knowledge of ala knowl-
edge which has effected a revolution in her
political thinkingi Shall it be said that the
Southern people have been made an excep-
ton in history by factious blindness that
resists the plainest lesson of history les
son which tells them as plainly as the letters
which Constantine saw surrounding, in the
Heavens, the Cross of our Salvation, that
they must abandon their political tbeori-
Zings for the wiser craftsmanship which de-
votes itself. In the first place, to the foster
age of material interests.
The old constitutional parties of the coun-
try are dead. The Democracy retains. IL is
true, q semblance of life; but can never be-
come living power again until it shall
have entered on an existence totally dis
tinct from that of the past. The pr0priety
of this occasion, does not therefore, forbid
me from dealing with the two old parties of
the South, as freely as / might deal with
Egyptian mummies.
The Democratic party inherited the theo-
Fies waich hare been pronounced By the war.
a system of brilliant follies. Like the gin
of the Genii. those shining treasures have
turned in our hands to witbered leaves
The existence OF that party as il now Ism
guishes out of life, is fact tied up In the
dazzling distractions which the war has
declared TO be utterly impotent because
utterly unwise- The Democracy of the
South Is thus seen. on general grounds, 60
stand drawn up across the true road of South
ern progress. Thus it is seen that the Dem
ocratic leaders occupy position In the way
of every Southern mans Interests, inasmuch
Is their thinking has directed, and while its
nature remains unchanged, ever must con-
tinue 20 direct the whole energies Of our
people 10 the accomplishment OF the unreal.
The dnal dissolution Of the dying Demoera-
on OF Mississippi. ought to become, there
fore. contamination most dev0utly 10 be
wished for, BY all those independent think
ers who. though acting with It, fall not be-
hind that capacity for instruction which
has RAISED the people Of Austria. In q few
short years, from the depth Of crushing
defeat % the height Of political and mate
The sun., 1870-02-15
CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.


Antonio Coen, the Chinnman who few weeks
ago stabbed Jas Moore, youth OF ~ years was sent
to state Prison yesterday for three years,
At the funeral OF Mrs. Woodward Yesterday In the
Rev DR. McLeots church Detectives Eustace and Tully
arrested well known pickpocket named James Day
alias Big Aouthed scotty.
Wm. NJ. Fleece and Theodore Meyers were arrest.
ed Saturday, at the lnsgation Of Collector Bailey
charge OF making incorrect income returns Their
books and papers were seized on tue 10th olast July
Thomas Sckles, the errand boy who went TO
Phil phia the proceeds OF t2O0 cheek
to Henry Lewis =. Levy, Of 20 Maiden lane was cou
mted for trial at the Tomos yesterday.
Thos, Thompson and another thief entered mr.. p.
P. Gossns jewellery and clock store at MS Sixth ave.
nue., and while examining clock, stole gold watch,
valued at tii0. Mr Gosslin pursued them and Tnomp'
con wac arrested. but his companion escaped.
John Freligh, alias "Yank, tand Bernard Waters
alias John Jones were IulN Committed at the Tombs
strument manufsctory AT Baxter and Grand streets and
Onicers Lyons, King, and Wood saw VIM. Miller
Alias ash Goodrich and his brother, Henry Miller
leap from wagon and enter 20 Eldrdge street.
silk, valued at 5000, which had been stolen from a
locked up.
Henry and Hermann Goodstein, who were arrested
the charge OF being concerned In burglary at the
estabhmentof Of Charles Mln l6 Fulton avenue, Brook.
yn In December last, yesterday admitted through the
counsel that the hair Mns property and consent.
ed TO surrender H. although they had purchased the
regular of business
The sun., 1870-02-15
JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN.

They had pretty fair skating yesterday morning on
the Fifth Avenue rink
A new Cotton Exchange was opened yesterday at
the Junction OF Beaver AMI Pearl streets.
Only 100 men are now emDloyed on the new Post
ONCE. The Sidewalk Is nearly completed.
In the Segar.Gunzer contested election case the
Aldermen yesterday decided In favor OF Segar.
The Grand jury has not presented the stench.pcn
In which people are punished for the objectionable
crime Of poverty.
Henry BerRh lectured in the Rev IT, D. North.
I9R HGHrS2 ,o 10 street. last evening on
One hundred residents OF i29th street between
Third and sixth avenues, ask the Metropolitan Board
sanco.
The Erie Railroad Company now transport daily
over heir road 600 car loads OF coal which delivered
A. Ihe PeEnsy yans Coal Company's yards In Weehaw
Sergeant Thomas J. Foger, fearing that the rot
ten aud nosome House OF Detention might tumble
Yorkyille Police station. W '"'
Thos. n. Dale q Co., merchants at 50 Howard
snss sse Go sIsgended sG ed Pymens yesterday THIS failure
OF Paterson, n. j.. OF which Mr., Dale Is President.
On investigation, Capt. Hedden finds that Mr.
John snedieor wes not robbed as was asserted In let
Mr.. snedicor.
Samuel 8, Seward died In 1910. deyisIng property
sIsso @ wSTth Of properly to Be distrsuisd among ne
casOis on in the supreme Court in this city.
The United States steamer Seminole, from Port
Al Prince toI Key West being short q coal put into
West she landed surgeon j. j. Gibson and ave men Who
=, Sergeant Edgar Davis has been transferred from
they Style the House Of Detention The DUNGEON 10 waiSh
sss aso S %sn aSey s s Ser
g as .s' iS Fs.s Ssc
Ql back apoa.
The sun., 1870-02-15
THE THUGS OF HAV4N4.

The Omcial Dispatches II Reiatiug TO the Re-
cent Murder of Americans.
The President transmitted to the House yester.
day the following correspondence relating to the 70.
cent murder OF Americans ia the streets OF Havana.
The first Is telegram from Consul General Hail. ID.
dressed to Secretary Fish, dated Havana, Feb.
7, as follows:
Isaac Qreenwsld. residing at New York was killed,
Thomas N. Foster and Hugh johnson. Americans se-
verely wounded. yesterday Much excitement prev allied
among the American residents. The authorities mani.
fest great activity In discovering toe pcrpetrator
Feb. T. Secretary Fish telegraphed:
De'patches recsived. Send by cable details and
(Signed) FISH
Mr.. Hall replied February g:
Greenwald, German; Johnson Wells, Foster, Amerf.
cans, were quietly walking near the Tacon fhcstre,
eunday last about noon man In citizens dress with
pistols, attacked Grcenwald tearing of his necktle.
All retreated when the man nred. and crowd collect.
ed immediately; many shots were fred at the four
Grecnwald. Foster and johnson were hit by balls
and Greenwnld arerward pursued and stabbed by the
Wells unhurt. The three men shot had on blue neck.
ties (crayasl, which beng Cuban color boeu
the cause OF the attack All quiet and orderly aud
gave no offence whatever Statement sent BY mail yes
terday Others will follow BY nnai steamer. The az
their statements when received The authorities
promise protection and Offer reward OF 81 900 for the
man VINO hred the first shot.
(Slgncd HALL.
The sun., 1870-02-15
TunueIIlua The Hudsou.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The bill introduced BY
Mr.. Dawes (MsssJ to-day, aud referred to the Com.
mittee on Post oniees and. Post Roads, provides
additional commercial and postal facilities In the
port Of New York. Marshal o. Roberts, William O.
ogden. origon vanderhurg, John J. Blair. Dudley
Field, and John D. Sherwood, together with such
persons as may become associated with them, are
created body polite In deed and In law BY the
name OF the New York Port Submerged Railroad
Company. They are empowered to survey, locate,
and construct q submarine tunnel-tube, or covered
way In or beneath the beds Of the Bay OF New York
and Of the Hudson river, from some point In New
Jersey opposite the city OF New York to come point
In the city OF New York. with one or more trunks
therein 10 transport by rail- otherwise freight and
passengers with the privilege OF charging toll. They
are not however to interrupt tho free navigation Of
the waters. The penalties for obstructing or injur-
Ing such marine tunnel are q fine not exceeding
t500, or imprisonment not less than sixty days nor
moro than one year. or both, besides paying the
amount OF damage.
The sun., 1870-02-15
OBITUIRY

. The Rev. Dr. Matthieson, Of St. Andre w's Church,
Montreal. died yesterday, aged IS.
John j. Roe the senior partner OF the firm OF John
J. Roe a Co. the heaviest pork packing house IN st
years.
Thomas W. Moulton. OF Lynn, Mass, after n mys.
tertous absence OF one week from hs home returned
on Saturday and died In the OF the young woman
to whom he was engaged TO be mar led.
Jacob Tie, soldier OF the War OF 1914 was found
dead in bed IN Philadelphia Yesterday, He at the
battle Of Badensbng and witnessed the burning OF the
Capitol oy the British. He was II years old.
Thomas Mandel, a merchant OF New Bedford
connected with the well known ntm OF Israei Howand
Jf, Co. died on sunday, aged IS years He was one
OF the executors In the celebrated Rowland will case
Uzliah wenman died on Friday after long ILL.,
ness member OF the old Volunteer ire Depart.
ment. He was buried yesterday from the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Bedford and Morton streets, The
members OF the New York Pleasure CIub OF which Mr.
WenmAn was President. attended the funeral In body.
Joseph Wesley Harper, one OF the four brothers
wh9 founded the publishing house Of Harper Bros,
died yesterday At his residence @ Clark street Brook
yn. MI Harper conducted the literary correspon
II s supposed that the sudden demise OF his brother
James Harper. last spring, served to accelerate his
The sun., 1870-02-15
rLAsHEs FROM THE OCE1y yCABLEs.

Es-Secrctary Seward Ia in Matanzas.
The cotton mills In Lancashire arc resumina
work.
Bismarck Is preparing protest against the Papai
syllabus.
Az Italian naval station is to be established in the
Red Sea- " "
II ts p'obab,c u at Scnor Dccerra, the Spanish
Colonial hnIstcr wtI soon retire,
The l. ndon Times cNuts In Secretary Robcson's
admission OF the absolute wothessness OF the Amer.
vessels. ~
Dion Boucieaut has sued the S1iurday Peri,u 70,
calling him ian associate OF blackegs and char
latans."
Lopez was in full retreat at latest dates from Rio
Janeiro Three Indian chiefs had offered their services
to the BraZillans.
King William opened the session NJ the North
German Parliament yesterday with a pacis. speecl
from the throne.
The bark Gabalra Capt. HYDE. from Boston Sent
", Tor Melbourne lost the brazilian coast near
Cape ST. Rogue. Her crew rescued.
The sun., 1870-02-15
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK
THE HONEST DEMOCRACY CUTTING
orr SWEENY,s SUPPLY TRAINS.


A Dash at the Comptroller's Onice-Jusiice
Dowling's Special Sessions Captured
The Conspiracy Hill to be Repealed In
Spite Of sweeny's Fiat-Preparlng for an
Assault all along the Line ofthe Ring.
ALBANY, Feb. 14.-The Assembly held O short
session this morning, and condeseended to consider
absch OF worthless bills In Committee Of the WHOLE
Only any members were present. The other sew
cnty had not suficently recovered from the fatigue
attendant the heavy legislation Of the psst week.
to put 10 an appearance. Members evince strong
disposition to shlrk the onerous labor Of sitting In
their chamber for two hours q day, so long as no
railroad other corrupt JOBS, in which they are 20.
cuniariiy interested, are on hand.
rHe PREMIUM FOR LAzrNEss
This Legislature is regarded by lobbyists as the
ifyiest body ever gathered In the State Sergeant
n.Arm. Rhodes returned from Saratoga this after.
neon, and reporId that nc had served
ledge Potter OF the Supreme Court, and
the District Attorney and Depu, sheriff OF Saratoga
county, with q summons to resci.t themselves
st the bar OF the assembly on next wednesos. morn
Ing there to receive their punishment for the srre'
OF Mr.. Ray. AZ this is the first time that anything
OF the kind las happened In The state, curiosity &
manifested to know what the action ofthe House will
be.
CUTTING OFF Mr.. swEKrvY's SUPPLIES.
A bill win be intoduced In both Houses tomorrow
uuht oh AL .-tfta A
his sssbsr, WIN. Nj sweeney, Andrew j. Smith,
y1onn yonn .. bradley, and otber parties OF
h!e m.ue mint OF money The bll enacu
uMa,l tne counsel 70 the corporation shnli
periorm etclusNey All the dutes imposed and
tne powers now conferred upon Andrew >: smith,
Nno throuRh the innuence OF fetor Barr sWseAy,
msnased 70 lo9oy ,hfougn the Legishturo q hw
csrssunG specnaI bureau IN ,ne CompMolert OF,
NC o.he9 inc h.otney tor tne coneouon OF
G,s Q, personai ".es rms scion o. tne
sweeny's iacksy and tial body serv ant The
once Of this new Bureau 10 In the same rooms where
Peter b. and James N. Sweeny have their 1ofnce,
That Smith has reaped q rich harvest ftom this
comfortable berth there can be but little doubt
The legal fees he Is entitled 70 receive must alone
amount 10 over q quarter OF q million dollars pcr
annum, and nobody hrt himself can tell what his
salary i. The f'Il will nnS Mr.. smith abont his
business and Richard C'Gorman viii he ammo wered
TO discharge tie duties of The once w
. -. - =
The SPECIAL SESSIONS CONE UP.
BY the Iegislature Justice Dowling was The frst
The latter wlthout the Court Of Snec,al ssas,ons ia
like Samson without Ills hair AZ HELPLESS as a ebild
The bill aboshing this oourt ia already cngrossed
and will be passed to-morrow or Wednesday Al The
istest - " W."
arx.rop cpv.vrp pvvpvp,pa ma ,,,no,
Inc session OF the senate this evening was dull
and unnterestng; but hiteen Senator's were In their
seats, had quorum been present. Senator Creamer
would nave pressed the passaEe o. the repeal OF the
conspiracy law, which, through his persevering and
strenuous onOrts, WAS ordered TO third reading
The sun., 1870-02-15
rHE LArksr--rnn THIRTEENTH IN READINESS.
a WILLIAMsBURGH CONSPIRACY.
stormy Meeting In Opposition TO the Widen
ina Of Fourth street.

stormy Meeting In Opposition 60 the Widen-
ina Of Fourth street.
The project TO widen Fourth street, Williams
burgh, and extend 1t to Greenpoint, was discussed
last evening by . number OF property owners In
Hamilton Hail. A. II. Daley presided. Mr.. John
Linsky pres, Dted . carefully prepared estimate OF
the expense Of the improvement, showing that 1t
woud cost $73 foot to widen the street twenty
feet. He was in favor OF extension and repairing
but would 20 further. Mr.. Thomas O'Brien
was In favor OF both widening and extending. Mr.
Thomas Mcdonald and Mchsel Fahey denounced
the proposed IMPROVEMENT In vigorous style. A
spicy debate followed In which nearly every man in
the hall took part three four addressing the chair
at q time, and motions put and carried without
any regard TO parliamentary order In the midst OF
the confusion, MIR. Patrick Meighan moved an ad.
journment, and the crowd retired to the street to
discuss the question whether II was carried OF not
The Chairman len with the crowd, and the lights
were exunEuished
The sun., 1870-02-15
A STATE PRISON LAWsIUTj

The Providence PhiIanthropist, who, Hav-
ing Once Been in Prison, now Provides
Holiday Dinners for Convicts,
BosroS, Feb H.-Gideon Haynes, Warden Of
the State Prison, has been sued by II. L. C. Dorsey
., >. 'wtucket, the wellknown benefactor OF prison
inmates in various parts OF this Commonwealth hand
other States. Mr. Dorsey's benefactions have taken
the shape OF gins OF 'ultry for providing prisoners
certain days named by n, with roast turkey din.
ners. On Christmas day, 1853, Nv was sent 10 Mr.
Haynes for this purpose and the recelp, "" acknow
edged. The donor took notion 10 visit the "ri son
on that day under al alias, and bearing letter pf
Introduction nom himself He saw that the terms
he intended was not given the men and the text
which he had selected was not preached ON by the
chaplain. This vexed him and he sent demand to
the Warden for the return Of the money. The War.
den sent him the sum remaining In oils hands and the
part spent he now sues 70 recover.
The sun., 1870-02-15
NEW JERSEY.

bold conspiracy on the part Of dye prisoners to
escape nom the Hudson county jail was discovered
yesterday.
In Newark, yesterday, Charles Mclean, a coach
trimmer. was found dead in bed He drank several gal
ions OF Deer and soup on sunday afternoon and evening
cal, signed by Mayor Rcord, ex- Mayor Peddie.
and long list OF other persons, for woman suffrage
meeting In Newark tomorrow evening, has been pub
lnhed. '
The Newark Common Council have adopted n re.
solution instructng the Legislative COMMITTEES Co use
proyement bill.
Yesterday afternoon, In Newark, o German, who
known only As John, bey his brains out because his
In the Newark siac work,
The sun., 1870-02-15
SPANISH NEWS FROM CUBA.

Con. Santa Anna Ordered or the Island
Hut not to Mexico ARREST Of Accom-
piices In tho Greenwaldth Butchcry-Tho
Capture Of . Wrecked supply schooner.
Havana, Feb. 4.-Several accomplices in the
murder Of Isaac Greenwaldth have been arrested.
A schooner, with cargo OF arms for the insur-
gents, went ashore near Gibara during gale from
the north. She was discovered and seized by the
Spanish ofcers. Her escaped into the Interior
Al last accounts the troops were taking out the
schooner's cargo.
Gen. Santa Anna arrived In Havana yesterday.
He came here from Puerto Plnts with the intention
OF taking passage In the British steamer on the 29d
inst. for Vera Cruz. But the Captain. General has
ordered him to leave the island " the arst steamer
that SAILS from ..avana for any other than Mexican
port being determined TO allow no violation OF In
terna tioual law, Santa Anna had personal inter
view with the Captain General but the latter was
firm in bis refusal 10 allow him TO go to MEXICO.
SO the eI President will sail Immediately either for
Nassau or ST. Thomas.
The sun., 1870-02-15
LATEST LABOR NEUs.

The coopers down town will work but nine hours
after the 18th OF TINS month"; owing the exnourea Of
outdoor work to which they are subjected
The representatives OF the six divisions OF the
Laborers Union of this city last night 10 mar
ticpate in body ut the coming cccbratioa Of 81 Pat
ricks Day.
The Plate Printers Union OF this city last nIcht
signed the new constitution adopted by thG Unions of
Washington. Phlladelphia and New York. The Peru.
Wan Government IL Offering Inducements 10 plate
printers to to Peru the majority OF The men are
rp ucf
The sun., 1870-02-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

George Eagan, Of 85 Crosby street, newsboy, died
yesterday In Bellevue Hospital having been run
on Saturday by seventh avenue car In Broome street.
r. J. Armstrong, car driver, was held In $500 ball
into the cause OF the death OF Andrew Hyland, who
was run by Fortysecond street car on Sunday.
The Cincinnati express train on the Erie Railway,
which was due at Jefsey City at PH. yesterday, ar.
rived two boup behind time, 10 consequence OF
xss rannins rsPidiy end .hs loconosyo yss ,hIoYn
Usn was also much damaged, and the American
kIPress car va. thrown from The trek. No lives
No lives were lost.