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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
PROPOSALS FOR TREATMENT as
SMALLPOX.

pEPAKTMEST oP W,TFRwoVE> ANr }
Tuh.ic B,.,l,iiu".
Ecw Orleans. February T.! l".:.
6,EALFD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED ~
- this Office 'iI WEDNESDAY. February -. -
twelve O'Clock NJ. for he treatment OF he iudi ger
case. of smaIl-IOX. Pa'frr, oil ring will state -
their bids that The, inciur The cost ~ trans port
ing sick TO hnspIta and the cost OF hH SInH IA"s3
that die
Toe Council reserves the i-ii TO reject gay -;
al bids.
Proposals 10 be directed TO the undersigned :,',h
marked "Prur0Sal. tor tn" treatment OF IUGi-r
east, of .mAlI9oX.'
CHARLES 7! ZENRTTTER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


What Time las Taught Us.--It has taken
two Thousand years to teach the world that to
sustain the body IN its conflict with disease not to
hep G,iseas. by weakening the body. is the true
md of medicine. We have the lesson by heart at
last, however. W. know. for example. that tear
ing doses Of aloes salts. aap. 'roton oil. calome
cocynth .tc are the best allies that facilitating
maiadv cal. have in It's assam Is on the human
frame; and that a medicine like HOstetters Stom-
ach tiers which strengthens al the bodily row
ers and rallies the linking constitution, is the
most p 'weTful antagonist OF the morbihc princ!-
ple. Whatever it may be-, that lies az the root of
TIE COMPLAINT Tins knowledge has been a long
time in reaching Us, bat it is Invaluable. We can
now cou:ro. and cure dyspepsia, bilious Gistur-
Dances, constipation. rheumatism. nervousness
AMI many other painful complaints once consid
cred 1ncurabie. with This admirable corrective.
fel2 eodW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
TN CONTRACTORS

separate contract for constructing , w"5d'
curbiug on the following streets I" vii:
MGnIee, both sides. f.Om l1VCr to Fttn street
except such rs has been mad" iN existing 0f'i.-
nance: LcOn!das. both EIdcs from. Le'te I" F''h
street. except .ucl has been mad. by "Nis''I
Odd nance st. Mary poth stiles. from Lrvce to F.:.A
street. except such '...S mad" prI rS.=;
IL" Ur,.II,aI'".
This to h. done in accordanc" with w" above.
Tel I'm 4. &. Bruce. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Alta special meeting held This da., ut
No. ~. Canal street, by the "aribaIdlsn Rtpub-
Ncar,s WOrkipClmen Benevolent Asset alton. tie
following ,iutione we're UNANIMOUSLY adopted
WHEREAS Tn. armed interc"ntloh of General
Grant President of tie United States. III the pres.
ent political stIagge III Louisiana, has saved thou.
sands of innocent lives, and nHdoubtcdlT millions
Of dollars of property that would have been Il"
duced to asht Ey the moo, heal~d by unprinc j.
pied unscrrpul"IIs and corrupt politicians enc
MT OF order liberty. justice and progress there-
fore be i
Resoivrd. That we do unanimously indorse Press.
deut Grants ac. in his intervention and his al
n,inistratIOn at large.
r solved. That the good people of Louisiana ten
der their sincere thanks to- his exec leHCy in
ugtL4ir re. fortunes tud the honor of the state
nv his timely intervention with his gallant sol
diers.
motion being made to adjourn. Mr.. r. Crasto
rose and plop0s d three cheers Tor General L. s..
Grant which Unanimously answered.
The meeting theh adjourned until Thursday. tie
ROCHCM CRASTO, President.
J. ToNMrSFIL" Secretary.
New Oileaus. February Il. 1873. fel8 ST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
CITY LICENSES
prp.Rrsrvr or r,"s1cr.

DEPARTMENT nP r;"A%CT
New Orleans. February u! Id.1.
4 IL PERSONS ftRSUlNG ANY PROFESSION,
"A calling or "thtl business. ca,TrI"h 90 within
IT." corporate limit, ct the city 81 Nv Or"aj.-
and all owners OF carriages hack dla'- AVID ot'':
vehicles ~" hereby In.uImrd that their 'i'. r.s
Crnsrs Tor 1873 are due at tits ot'c' ~ :"!'-:'
the twenty eighth IA: "f February and tt': a.,
pcct l Re ;cstrd to settle II" t;uc :;.:.
The tim" prescribed by law. IN order tl, they tao
avoid tn" .rLa.t!cs Tor nor payment.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Il Admin. 81, ffU
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
SrEKISG HIS FATE.-The following letter
Vas addressed to Judge Abel:
7 WE = T II VIZ
New Orleans, February Il, 49, }

New Orleans February Il, 49,.
80 Tie Eon. Edmond All. i: Judge OF the rhst
District COut:
SIR-Some days ago petitiored TO the
honorable judges o. the Supreme C"ur''
Enmblv praving that the motion made by
counsel in my case for a new tlIaI oe Ci'-
continued and Overruied.
Since then | am informed that me papers
r. the case have not been submitted to tbat
tribunal. and that they will not he unNi
:hc first Monday OF March nest. according
- law.
am still DESTROYS that my sentence Is
pronounced by yen be enforced. n prefer
.ace - standing new trial. and as my at
:ognay is willing to discontinue any iurther
::1ccedings before the Supreme Court. ana
he papers still being within the Jnns3lc-
non of vours, | humb'y pray "i y"n max
orders bc issued for me 20 20 70 bht"n
Rouge on Saturday no>T, the twenty second
tustIn.. at which time other PRISONERS VIII
be going.
Judge. you have done nothing more IMAM
>"ur duty in prououuciug the sentence OF
,he law upon me: bat. at the same tilhc'
am satisfied and know that you have done
- with that feeling Of sympathy tor an I'M
fortunate felin"'-heng as is 80 very cEdfac-
:e:isIic Of You. This will he handed you
nv nv distressed wife. whose mind vii! be
ySeatly relic we'd if this my prayer he A." sue
.esstul one. which. pray God, may De me
case. and remain. very respectfully.
OSCAR BURNS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

NYSrIC KREwE OF CoNrS.-A n"at en'
~"op". containing tickets OF entranc" - TIE
hall of Comus at the Varieties Theatre.
VAS found on our desk yesterday. but from
whence it cane no man knoweth. These
..cket. are greedy sought for by high and
low. rich and poor. but as Comus IS very
independent rule;. and discreet wi:Aai. lie
:. not inclined to shower bis favors pro;HI5'
caously. Visitors Of note or consequence
are not forgotten. especially the ladies' and
when they return 20 their distant homes
scarcely cease TO speak of the glolies OF Co.
mus and Mardi Gras. Thus New Orleans
snakes friends and reputation. The krewe.
composed, as is supposed. OF wealthy gen
.lemen. stands on independent grcuLd. ask
.ng no favors. but granting many. Let
Comus live as long as the world stands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

street and GENTLY road. used as bar
room by John Toulandon. was discovered
to be on fire. and circumstances Indicate
that it was the work of malicious hahds.
The lower story was in full blaze "Heh
Mr.. Touiandon was aroused, bur ne az
tempted to escape through the smoke ana
flames. On emerging his clothing was
blazing. but he had sufficient presence OF
mind to throw himself into gutter CON
tanning water. distinguishing the nre. he
arose and walked three squares to his
brothers reside nee. but his injuries were 50
great that he died n a few hours atterwacd'
Had he escaped from the burning building
by humping from the second story he would
have saved himself. u is supposed he
faced the fire for the purpose Of securing
some money in d room on the lower floor.
AZ soon a, Mr.. Tcu!andon escaped a
statement was made that two other men
were inside, bu: then j, was too late 10 save
them. as the fire had progressed SO far as
TO prevent any one entering or leaving.
Sad I" relate, the story was TOO true.
Ceiest;n Bousguet. nineteen years old. a
car driver. whose bed was up stairs. was
another victim. He had retired about one
o'clock. and probably slep: soundiy. He
must have been smothered in his bed.
His iema:ns were found Sunday morn
ing. He was u Frenchman. The
other victim was Felix Paul, Swiss, forty
five years old. gardener employed by Mr..
TOulandon. He had been in this country
but short time. His rem aims were recov-
cred and decently inferred.
The building was owned by Mr.. Toulan-
don, and was insured in tho Merchants
office.
The fire extended to dwelling occupied
by Mrs. Agnes Nugent and Jean Goresano,
which was badly damaged. They sav d
their furniture. a small building f'ontins
on Laharpe street, used as bakery by
Jean Dabuse, was nearly destroyed.
Tie railroad station stables were IN
danger for some time, but fortunately
they escaped. and some OF the cars were
EcOrched.
An immense number OF citizens visited
the ruins Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

THK ALTERED CITY LICENsEs.-josenh
Hevtzberg and William Drubing. "nder ar
Pest for altering city licenses. are Gaming
.oads of aflidavits. Cor their victims are
growing wroth.
Up to noon yesterday the following
named person. appeared and made atlida-
Wits against these impostors for oo:a!Iln :
n.oney by false representation:
ID. Amerlund. NJ" $50 Front Lev'e street.
and A. Kuepper. Miro street, pal! 50 .or a
500 license.
Peter Ortiz. No. - Front Lcvec. and
James Ginort. No. - Louisa street, PAID
81 for 500 license.
A. Hauer. No. % Por; street. paid 3? for
800 license.
Joseph Brugere. No. )" Cnstcmhcuse
street, paid 500 FOR hir license.
y. CARAT. No. .l3 Old Levee street. paid
the sum G. so FOX the license furnished
aim.
/: is pretty certain tina: sutfieien; evi,
Gence VIII be obtained against :he accused.
81 keep them in confinement Tor a long
time. Persons possessing knowledge OF a.
tered licenses are requested 20 iE.cTH. ire
police.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Office New Orleans sugar shed COM
paIlv February 49, i873.-At regular meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held His evening a dIvI-
denG of oNB DOLLAR Per share was declared pay.
able TO ckho,Gers Oh ard after the first day Of
March, 1873. u. CUCULLU,
I'll: Ut NprreIArT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Selections from Mr. Greeley's core spon-
dence, edited by White!aw Reid. are to be
publisheds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
LOca! intelligence.

4 ROYAL ANTHEM FOR REX.- Professor
Muller. now at our Conservatory OF Music,
on; formerly of Leipsic. has composed an
authem whicl. will be played Mar,.i Gras
aight, when the King Of the Carn!va! enters
the ball room. Musicians say that the piece
IA a suleudil one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

.Obta;nin: money by false pre;"n>"s is
q common charge on police station books
;usr now. so frequent as 20 call forth no
particular mention. S. I."inieuX is il :hc
first precinct station on complaint g; y.
Cohen. for obtaining small! sum OF money
Wv fraud. Ditto for William GraIy. AZ
Tie suggestion OF p. . Conner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

All sorts of tricks are resorted 70 these
DAYS by im1ecunicus persons to PICK up
few dollars. and desperate taIsehoodS are
told without winking. A somewhat cum
nirc fellow has made few stamps up
GOWN by visiting the residences OF wei!
known citizens at hours when ii was pretty
certain that the gentleman would be absent.
The lady would be called. when she
would bc "struck" for the loan of S. or
s.. the rascal stating THAT his CARR age and
horses had just been seized by the police
or A constable. and a small! sum Of money
would obtain release. II. KIN, ~ the us
band well. and could get it fr N, him If ne
,,ild find him." and so on through a chap.
Ter of fraudulpn: statemc .nts. The lady
risht be induced TO list n to the tale. and
perhaps be foolish enc ugh to give up a
little money. This rick has proved sue
.essful in several instances, but with our
warning tits hope the rascal will be caught
THREE MEN BURNED TO DEATH'-Aoout
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

It is said that at the last contention of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. held IN
this city some three weeks ago, some DIS
satisfaction was expressed at their property
being made use of by the fusion Legisla-
ture. The executive committee, to justify
their conduct, produced contract in when
the tenants agree to pay 800 per day tor
the use Of the building, the same being IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

OFFltlAL -hOlNl L-ihi AEIOiAl'- TX =. y
Russell, secretary Of the board of health.
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city FOR the week ending Sunday
evening last a: six o'clock. was i39. The
causes Of death were az follows:
One Of ahcess. Of alhuminuria, | Of
apoplex>, ) of bronchitis. | of burns or
scalda. / of Brights disease, | of cancer Of
thigh. OF cancer Of stomach. : of catar;h. !
of cholera m0rbns, OF crrhosis OF liver. J
of compression of the brain, :! Of congestion
of the brain, : of congestion Of the lungs.
II of consumption. | o! adaIt convulsiOns.
3 of intantiie commissions. I Of adult deb lty.
| of intantle debility, o. deIirium tremens.
OF dropsy, q, drOpsy OF the heart, i
drowned. OF Gvseutery, 3ot chronic dysep,
terry. OF IIphtheria, OF entero-coIltis. OF
erysipelas, of coEgestIve fever OF ty-
phOid fever. | of CASTRO enterl'ls. o.!
hemOrrhage. , of heart disease, | o! enlarge
ment of the heart. , Of hopping cough, OF
Inflammation of the bowels, :. of int!amna-
ton Of the brain. | OF Inflammation OF the
kidneys, Of inflammation OF the liver. ct
difficult labor. | of disease Of liver > OF lock-
Jaw. of admit marasmUs, 4 OF infant.lc
/ marasmus. of measles. 1 of meningitis. !
of cerebro spinal meningitis. 3 of old age,
3 of peritonts. OF peTicdTdiCis, ] of pleu-
risy, 10 of pneumonia, of typhoid pneU-
mGnia. . Of pymia. Ii Of smallpox, !! OF
sottening Of the brain, ; ct suiocation, ] OF
tables mesentegica, Of Tuberculosis, Z!
worms.
Til ty-one we're inferred from public IN
stitutiynS. and :wen:y-scTeD CA certificates
OF covoncTs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

PROBABLE HoMIciDE.-Soor after one
c'clock last evening. difficulty occurred az
tn, corner Of Gravier and Front streets. be-
tween John Kerwin and Washington Hey
wood. in which the former was struck On
his head BY the latter, irt1jctias wound
that vii! prove fatal. Haywood was ar
rested by Officer Higgins. The wounded
man was sent to his home. corner OF I"nt;
and Bienville streets. The quarrel was
abou. some small matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

BOILER ON A BUksV.-At ter clock Sun
LAY morning donkey engine boiler on ;he
.ugboat Mary Alice, head of Girod street,
|. exploded. aportion going up about thirty
or forty feet. ba. fortunately harming no
person. X toll on the roof Of a barge,
crushing through. bnryiug itself in bulk
corn. ending its career. fire had been
made to get up steam in the small boiler to
pump water into large boi er, and was
probably nearly empty. The boat was
slightly damaged. but not 50 seriously a 20
proven. her leaving Sunday evening. Diak
Woods and Ed. TAYLOR we're eighty
scalded. Taylor was sent TO the Charity
liunritn!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

THREE MEN BURNED TO DEATH'-Aoout
FIVE o'clock Sunday morning a two,story
louise Ioca .ted at the corner OF L&AafPe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

HoMIc1DE IN ALGIEEs-3etween eleven
and twelve o'clock Sunday morning 10
Neil and Louis Harvey. both coiored. quar-.
relied over some trifing subject on NalIette
street. Neil brought on sudden settle
men, by slashing his pocket knife into the
breast of Harvey. penetrating one lobe Of
tue lung. The wounded man lived only a
few m;"ntc.. Neil escaped, but the police
will overhaul him. as he is well known.
Sergeant Fuentes Yesterday dispatched
Officers Bijou and Black to Boute station,
where Harvey had been caught. 1t was
expected that they would bring him down
las, night on freight train.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

The new seam Joilry engine. for Me
chanic,' No. :. has been shipped for this
city. and the boys expect to have it here IN
time for the fourth of March parade. She
is a third class engine, with double pumps,
and Of splendid fnish-the best here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

The Hrdcrsig neG. postmaster At -, sta" "t
cc.titt.. UI.tr his oath or Office, that n'-
IS acquainted with The &bO;" gu"raniors. ar.
knows them to De men of property. and t"i" !"
maxi. ,Ci tllrIi guarantee; and that bidder ana
gi.dIaatOIs above the age OF twenty oH' yeaI>
BIDS Of 5000 and upward must be accompanied
Iy :. certified check or draft, On SON" Solvent L2-
tiona' hank c0lal 10 : per crntum the presoil:
annual paw GA the rout", or III ease 81 Few service"
not l-.ss than ) per ceutUm Of one Eears pay p!o-
posed IN bid cctjUn 25J, &c: OF June ., va!
The post master must not sign the certificate
Il! the sum of the bid is inserted aud the bid and
guarantee signed by all the parties, and dated.
OatL required ny section 2lh OF an act OF Congress.
approved June :. i3.2 to be Allied 20 each hid
for carving the mail! and to be taken bciu.e
~ nttncE nMa.-ti.G 10 administer 0a.hs:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18


WILL Not TRADE On SUCH rERNs.-Thc
! terms Of compromise e!aboGiod il Teso.I-
ton by Mr.. y. $. Cage. presented IN the
| fusion Legislature On Saturday. does 10,
! NEE: with any favor az the Mechanics Ia
! stitUte.
The proposition of Mr.. Cage is that the
| members returned by both returning
boards. and all the Senators holding over,
meet on Monday ext and organize Leg
islature, they then to seat claimants to
vacan. seats. and decide who are elected
to the governorshiD ard to al! tie other
State Offices.
Some lifty-eight members Of tie House
are returned by both boards. and they are
abou; equally divided between Dryades
and Camp street. As for the remainder.
more than half of the number OF the Odd
Fellows Legislature are returned only by
the fusion board. and they are said to con-
sent 70 the proposed compromise, with the
understanding that they will be voted into
their seats in the new body by their parti-
San friends, Who; under the proposed ar.
rangement, would be in d majority. Some
of the latter class. however. do not see the
wav so clear ior them, ard therefore de-
nounce the scheme in no measured terms.
The peculiarly obnoxious feature Oh this
compromise to the Republican members OF
the L. gislature is the proposition OK recog-
. milton or rejoicing Of the expelled Sen
ators. who abandoned Mechanics Institute
under circumstances which would make
their readmission a bitter Pill tor Repub
| Leans TO swallow.
Some of the partisans Of Nr. McEnery
| proclaim tina: in case the compromise Is not
effected thew will then have recourse TO
| their last rcsort-will ruin ii they can not
rule-will at once open hostiiities through
| Colonel Waggamans militia and Tom lsa-
| bellies police force; will capture the station
| houses. attack the State House. and. in
short, inaugurate state Of anarchy such az
will compel federal interft renee. The hun
cry mob has grown desperate. They know
IA reckless hand, though a bold on. has
| been played By their leaders TO win the
! game. and they have heheld, from day 70
day. the fruits CT their victory whitening
away. AS their last hope vanishes, and
they realize that all is lost to them, they
may decide TO make one determined st.UG-
| gle ere they give up the ghost.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

STRING TIME.-Leahess peach trees tell
us plainly that cold weather is over. as the
delicate blossoms have pleased our eyes for
several days past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

BASE BALL Tie Etnas tired a tie with
the Haymakers. the former scoring -
while the latter gained II.
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CANCELLATION 0FKOND.

= 'LIiSH WINS.
assistant Secretary 81 state rr'j 90
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OFFICIAL NOTICES. .
PROPOSALS..

POsTOrFICE DEPARTMENT
Washington. December !. 1872
DROpoSAES WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
4 contract office of this Department until 3 ?.
NJ. OF Match J. l673 for conveying the mails of the
United States Iom July 1915 TO June 80. 1878. in
the State of Louisiana. the routes and by the
Sc edules of departures aud arrivals herein peel
tied
Decisions announced on or before March 30 1875
iB dders should exam. ne carefully tire forms
Al d instructions annexed. See laws requiring GER
titled check OF draft with bids OF $1,000 and uv
ward,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

J. 1OAMrSFIL", Secretary.
New o. lrans. Feb,uary y. l8l'. fel6 81
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STATE OF houIsIAE&, :
Executive Department, :
IA 1879 y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-29

misplaced the switch at Columbia, eaus-
ing the train to run off last night.
Several of the best striking engineers
to-day disclaimed any knowledge Of
this crime, declaring it had no connec-
tion with the plan of the strike, and no
sanction of the brotherhood of engineers.
A boy at Columbia saw a man turn the
switch thirty seconds before the train
came, and then run away. 1t was done
by some one having a key for the
switch. The train was going twenty
miles per hour.
Superintendent Ellison is in receipt of
dispatches from the sUperintendents OF
the Pan Handle, and Columbus, Chica-
90 and Indiana Central divisions, that
the outlook is better to-day than at any
time since the strike. The leading en-
greer at Marion, said he would come
to Cincinnati tomorrow and try to in
duce his fellow engineers to recant and
ask. to be taken back on the cOmpaDy's
terms. TIE firemen commenced COM
ing back to-day, and some of them
have been received. The superinten-
dent here will make it an occasion for
dropping the poorest men he had
Not less than fifty applications
were received from engineers of other
roads yesterday morning, without
recommendation, and therefore not en-
gagged. Four engineers have been en-
gagged to-day. Neither of the tive pas
senger trains due out started from here
to-day. No freight trains will rub to-
morrow, but by Wednesday they are ex-
pected to move regularly. All passen-
ger trains except two accommodations
will move tomorrow, and after Tuesday
all trains will run unless prevented by
unforeseen developments. The accident
last night has had the effect to double
the precautions of the company.
A Fort Wayne special to the Gazette
SAYS: "A strike of the engineers on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad
is imminent, against the fifteen per
cent. reduction OF wages. A committee
of engineers have protested to the of
ficiaIs, who stand firm. The engineers
meet tonight and strike is expected
tomorrow. The strike here is confined
to the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Chicago
road. The officers say they will not
compromise"