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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The Bolton JoavnQI will not
miscontrue our remarks Hpon
the recent mobbing OF Fretwcll
and Dean. We do not, and will
not charge the good people OF
Pell county with being impli-
Gated in these murders; but ace
do charge that tie Sheriff and
his deputies have not done their
duty to their constituents, fer the
reason. that had a sufficient
guard been placed around the
jail the prisoners could not have
been taken without a fight; the
firing of a single shot would
doubtless have brought sufficient
help to have defeated their de-
sign. That prisoners were ia
ken from that Jail and hung in
1874 should have been a sutfi-
eient warning. and the jailor
ought to have been prepared for
such an emergency.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

opposing CoulsCi uCid that lic
|Pepublican electors had voted
LEG tally. and that no earthly tri-
bunal had power to invali'late
lstheir acts. He took issue with
them. The proposition that the
power to count votes is vested
in the President is palplbly alb
surd !: he is precluded by the
constitution +; he has no right to
open the votes until the two
houses meet in joint session; his
p.,wep is simply clerical; the
duty of the President ends with
opening the certificates (; the
counting devolves upon, that
body which is required to act on
the result. He concluded by
saying that the Tilden electors
had the best legal right to be
recognized that they had the
moral right is the common con-
sent of all mankind. and would
be of posterity. No honest man
capable of blushing, could look
another in the face and assert
that the Hayes electors in Flor
ida were elected. The Commits
sion should receive evidence.
Th. Congressional Investigat-
ing Committees protest is to be
presented when Mississippi's
electoral vote is opened. Claims
that the present Governor is an
usurper. and that the electoral
certificates are worthless, etc.
The Commission meets to-
IN PROV to consider what evil
dence, any, shall cone before
it, and to consider its powers
and duties, preliminary to final
argument. Tomorrow the day
will be spent in consultation.
Heating Feb. 5-The ice
gorge started five miles above
here, and again gorged at
Sweeney's bar. Sinnemahoning
creek enters the west branch,
and the water is rapidly rising,
and is now on a level with the
Philadelphia and Erie Railway
bridge. The loss to Farmers
and lumber mills will be i'm
mense. 1t is the greatest flood
since 1917.
New York, Feb. ga dis
patch from Scranton, Pa. says
Nathan Lenhie!n, cashier, has
robbed the First National Bank
of90, $50 dollars. His bondsmen
are good. and the bank will lose
only about $4,000 dollars.
y meeting OF unemployed
working men in New York
have petitioned for an appropria-
ticn of 100000 dollars for
public work to give employ
ment to $4,000 idle workmen.
Austin, Feb. 6-The Cover
nor viii resume control OF the
penitentiary about April 1st ; in
the meantime he will advertise
tor bids for a new lease.
Contractors for the work on
Oyster creek and Caney have
obtained terms and will COM
plete their work in accordance
with law and terms OF contract.
jefferson, Feb. 6-An un>
known woman was found dead
one mile from town yesterday
with a pistol shot in her left
temple.
Waco, Feb. 6-Alf. Neal,
policeman, was shot and killed
this morning, while in the dis
charge of his duty, by a negro
named Perry Davis. Davis
raised rumpus with his family
and tather-in-law and Neal went
TO arrest him. when Davis drew
a pistol and shot Neal through
the head. killing him instantly.
Davis m1'lc his csc.n.' holly
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

New York lawyers charge
right large fees. Mr.. w. r.
Mariin. has just sued the Wind
sor Hotel Company tor sixty
thousand dollars, tor services
for about a year and a halt.
Here are a few of the items:
Organizing the Windsor Hotel
Company, 1000 dollars ; draw
ing lease, 1000 dollars; draw
ing summons and complaint,
500 dollars appearance in two
bankruptcy suits, 10000 dollars !;
defending foreclosure suit, 10
600 dollars drawing mortgage
and bonds, 1900 dollars de
tending a mortgage suit, 1000
dollars general counsel fee, 90
900 dollars.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Judge Strong has decided that
the Centennial Commission need
not pay back the million aud
halt Of dollars borrowed from
the United States government to
complete the Centennial build
ings until the stockholders have
first been reimbursed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

THIS week during a brief trip
in the country, we noticed that
the plough was being pushed on
every farm we passed. Some OF
them are nearly done breaking
up, and could plant corn now,
if they saw proper. Several,
whom we met. said they would
plant next week, if the weather
should be as inviting as it has
been this.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

osso'i"i piooi vi
implication, but Arnold was re-
CURED TO give a bond OF $1,000
and Ware and Tinker $4,000.
Tinker failing TO give security
was committed to Jail. The
others promptly made their
bonds. Higgins has not yet
been arrested although the Off
GERS of The law and the brothers
OF Horrell were in hot pursuit,
until they ascertaincd that he
was backed By a formidable
force of cowboys. 1t now re-
mains to be seen which party
will triumph Higgins or Horrell.
War to the knife, will doubtless
be their motto.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Radical journalism is rapidly
tizzling ont in Texas. There
are now only four Radical pa
pers printed in the State, viz !:
Waco Registsr, Deniscn Cresset,
Tyler Indec and the Brenham
Fo1k;sbote, Norton's Mtel!igeacer
having gene under.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

In the Tennessee Legislature
i1int-resolution has been intro>
duced providing for the appoint
nient of commissioners to liqui.,
date and adjust the Indebtedness
Of that State.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

EXTENSIVE preparations are
beiug made by the Galvestoni-
ans tor the hospitable reception
of his Royal IIighness, King
Comus, Oh next Tuesday night,
the 18th instant. cit will, no
doubt, be a grand affiir.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The hog cholera is making
fearful ravages among the swine
in Knox county, Mo. Hundreds
OF hogs have died, and they are
still dropping off at an alarming
rate.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

It is stated that there will
be a general convention of
stock raisers of Texas held at
Graham, Young county, on
MonGay next, the 1lth instant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Mississippi 100000 dollars, Gal
weston harbor 100000 dollar
Tombigbee and Warrior rivers
10000 dollars, ship channel OF
Galveston bay $4,000 dollars,
Sabine Pass 10000 dollars,
Ouchita 10000 dollars, He'll
Gate 100000 dollars.
The attempt to pass the bill
abolishing the Police Board
! over the veto failed in the
Senate.
The Investigating Commit
tee developed nothing new be
| yond confirmation of Return
ing Board rascality.
1t is said that Wells had ta~
ken from him in his own room
at the Capital, two revolvers,
a bowie knife and rifle cane.
A regular bulldozing arsenal.
San Francisco. Feb. 6.-Ad-
| vi. es from Sonora via San Di-
ego, January %, state that Pi-
| quira attacked Marizales' COM
mand at Ueres. The latter was
| reinforced and the former de-
teated, with a loss of thirty
men killed. MANY wounded and
fifty prisoners.
Cincinnati, Feb. 9.-The mail
bag en- route from New Port,
Ky, to this place. was opened
and $4,000 dollars worth OF
checks and drafts stolen.
Washin gton. Feb. Justice
Clifford ate heartily and WAS
cheerful over his brelkta ;t-a
favorable omen for Tilden.
1t is confidently asserted that
the commission will consider
the Congressional Committees
sent South as part of its ma
chinery and will accept the
evidence taken and report made
by them As going TO make up
the case.
Before the Privileges and
Powers Committee: Muse,
Kansas elector, lived in Kansas
since 1870; family lives in
Ohio; pays taxes in both States.
kennor, of the Louisiana Re
turning Board, SAYS the board
was inundated, still they man
aged TO throw out 10000 Tilden
votes; thinks about that many
Toted Tor Tildeu against tn .ir
Will,
Woodward, a returning board
clerk, did not see Littletield
make any erasures the clerks
were very busy. Woodward's
memory is very bad.
Wells was too sick to come to
hear evidence.
The Senate had up the Eads
bin.
In the House the deficiency
bill was considered without az
ton %
The Senate biH allowing Com
missioners Of the Freedmen's
Bank to buy and sell property
passed.
The bill to reopen claims of
States for advances made in
1912. and for the reality of
claimants for captured and
abandoned property, were ill.,
definitely postponed 9
The commission made no
progress in the Louisiana Re
turning Board case. The clerks
done nothing but copy and COM
pile returns as they came from
the secret sessions OF the board.
In the Senate. Senator Cor
don spoke in advocacy 81 the
bill recently introduced by him
10 create Il sinking fund .t6r the
liquidation Of the ir'1aIs.pess
due the @ovcrnmcut The
Par;f,. tta:irayi. TIS l.,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The Comanehe Chig thinks
that with good seasons til re
will be more produce raised in
Texas this year than ever before.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

We have heard of several
applications recently for a sur
veyor's outfit. We are in pos
S. sion OF supurb Transit and
Compass Of the Beniamine Pike
manufacture, which we will sell
at one-third OF its original cost.
a Tripod and mahogany case
60 with the outfit. Sec adver-
tisement.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Mcdonald, of St. Louis crook
ed whiskey notoriety, has been
unlawtully and unconstitutioa,
ally pardoned by his bosom
friend, Boss Grant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Mr.. Pinchback: Il am f.
miliar with the workings of the
Republicans party OF Louisiana
from its inauguration down to
this date. and | say without
lie ration that Tor corruption
and venaliv, Tor dishonesty it
has no equal anywhere oil the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

SPEIDIN, one of the Dallas
Bank robbers broke jail at Dali
las the other day, but was over
taken and recaptured at Nc
Kinney, by Marshal Morton and
officer Spence, after an eight
hours chase under whip and
spur.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

GRAssHoPPERs are appearing
in countless millions on Ives
creek, Austin county. Cattle
are dying In large numbers in
the same locality.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Miss Bertha Won Hillern car
ries the belt. She has just sue.
ceeded at Boston in winning her
race against time, which was to
walk eighty-eight miles in
twenty-six lfoms. She accom-
plished the feat with twelve
minutes and tlirty-one seconds
to spare.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

THIRTY years ago Texas en-
tered the Union as a State with
10000 population-white,
black and Mexican. To-day
she has 100000 population
At the rate OF increase she
would have in thirty years
hence halt as many people as
are now in the United States.
The territory is 270,000 square
miles, larger than France, Bel
GUM, Holland. Switzerland
aud Portugal combined, and
better capable OF supporting
10000 900 people than are those
couL tries.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

TEERE are in the Connect
cult Legislature one hundred
and tweilty-tour farmers and
only twelve LAWYERS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The Southern Bulldozer is
the title of a new paper kailing
from the city Of Baltimore, and
81 which Rev. Filenns wilkins.
\. d.. is announced as CHIEF
bulldozar. 1t is a neat spright-
~ sheet.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

SMALLPOX has become cpl
demic on the upper Galveston
Bay, in the neighborhood of
Double and Turtle Bayors.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

Now that Congress has settled
the presidential question by APP
pointing # commission to do the
counting, the troops which had
l,een gathered by the President
at Washington to hack up the
occurring in scheme. have been
errInrc to Fm-ress N"urnp.
ttnyernnr. I.land sod dc V -.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The Supreme Court Ct the
United has adjourned until Feb
ruary 2Sth. on account of the
Withdrawal Of the Justices to
form tue judicial branch OF the
Electoral Commission.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09
The Supreme Conrt On

nessee have decided railroad
property subject to State county
and municipal taxation.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09
GRoOMSAEN.

MAEEtED,-Last Tuesday eve
ming at the residence of tie
brides iather, near Chappell
Hill, Capt, NJ. NJ. KINNEY and
Miss ANNE, daughter OF Rev.
Jacob Matthews. The Rev DIR.
Stone performing the sacred
rites. May the future path of
the happy couple ever be sunny.
and smooth.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

RoNE. Georgia, has pIow
factory turning ont 4 hundred
llrW~ Per week
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

The California silk factories
are doinS-.a fair business.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

10 connection with the Pacific
Railroad bill before the House,
and ret Is solely 10 completed
roads.
Washington, Feb. THE
commission took \ vote on the
resolution not TO take testimo-
ny on certificate Nc. /, Hayes
and Wheeler. The resolution
WAS carried by a vote OF 5 to.
!, Judge Bradley casting the
deciding vote. Il was agreed
bv vote OF 5 to { to take ties
timony in the ease OF Hum
phrey. the Republican eieetor
w!.p is alleged to be Ineligible
Judge Clifford, Bradley and
Field vote in favor and Strong
and Miller against. The five
Democrats voted in favor Of the
last resolution. and also in ia
vor OF going behind the returns.
1t is alleged that Humphrey
was a United States Shipping
Commissioner when elected; on
the other hand it i claimed
that he resigned prior to the
election.
The commission meet at IL
10 morrow.
Oiicial-On motion of jus
tice Miller it was ordered that
NJ evidence will be received or
considered by the commission
which was not submitted to
joint convention of the House
bv the President of the Senate
with the different certiti .ates.
except such as relate to the
Humphrey case. Yeas 8, nays
{. Humphrey is one OF the
persons named in certificate
number on. Argument will
be heard tomorrow.
Virginia has a national bank
ing capital Of S3.5so,9l3 and
pays an internal revenue OF
s7,3l3,IS9. The six New Eng
land States have q national
banking capital of sl69,511, 256
and pay only $5,515,554 reve-
Rae.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

MARRIED.--At the residence
of the brides parents. in this
city, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev. Il. SthwaTz, Mr.. II. RYP-
INsKI to Mss LEAH SCuwARz.
BRIDESMAIDS.
Rachel Schwarz, Julia Rapha-
el, Mollie Simon, Mollie Seelig,
Emma Hellman, Louisa Welt
man.
GRooMSAEV.
L. Rypinski, Z. L. Zander,
II. Sass. D. W. Bloombargh, l..
Simon, &. Zander.
The wedding was q brilliant
atfair--the ceremony having
been witnessed by at least one
hundred invited guests, some OF
whom were from Houston, Aus
tin, Hampstead and Giddings.
The happy couple have oar
best wishes for their kind re-
membrance of us. We drank
to their health in flowing bump
ers OF sparkling champaign.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-02-09

fore the prS J
tined TO s
now in u Y
thing req6. a
| success chg T.
ling and ce
Mr.. Chris al
ready Tor ii ses.
en-: :; !: 8. = b:
Tin ne. Feb. 5.
We are informed by Mr..
Shearer, who had just returned
from Galveston, where he had
been disposing of lis cotton
crop OF last ,ye:a bat from
tifty-six acres OF bottom land
fifteen of which h. lad drained
the water from-itsving been
a pond-he sold fitty-two bales
of cotton tor II cts. specie. Ten
years ago he purchased the land
for a small sum. it not being
considered very valuable on &C
count of so much water on the
greater portion Of it; but the
resuissshow that a little elbow
grease will produce wonders.
The fifteen acres of recovered
land average from a bale to a
bale AMI a-half to the acre.
The land lies near the conner of
Lee and Burleson counties on
the 1egua. Sunday last We
listened to one of the most earn
est and scholarly sermons that
it has been our good fortune to
hear in Texas, delivered at
Travis by Rev. DIR. Miller,
President of Soule University,
Chappell Hill. His manner OF de-
livery is agreeable and pleasant.
We trust we will hear him again.
We learn that Mrs. Manly.
whose recovery was at one time
doubtful, is now convalescing
and her early restoration to
health almost assured.
Farmers are busy blowing and
some will commence planting
corn next week.
TRAVIS.
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pursued by both black and
white citizens of Waco. Neal
leaves a wife and five children.
New York, Feb. &. via Tongue
River, Jan. I9-Gen. Mills has
had another severe fight with
indians and gained a signal
victory. They we're ChcvcnneS
OgaliaIas, under Crazy Horse,
and numbered six or eight nun
bred lodges. Gen. Mills lett the
post Dec. 18th with seven COM
panics Of Infantry, numbering
about three hundred fighting
men. The Indians numbered
about one thousand warriors,
and were discovered some sixty
miles up the Tongue river. They
were plentitullv supplied with
arms and ammunition. The
battle lasted five hours. Tie
Indians We're on foot and re-
pcatedly charged our troops.
Officers and men displayed great
GOODNESS and courage. The
battle was as terrible is ever
was witnessed on Il battlefield.
Mills lost four killed and six
wounde, Las plumber OF In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The Board OF Directors ot tho National RHO Associ.
aon met yesterday afternoon ut No. % Park row. tho
President Mr. N. T.. stanton, In tho chair The follow
Ing members were csent:-Generais Shaler, wyie,
Woodward, McMahan, Ward; Coioneis Scott, Glider.
sleeve, Wingatc, Ward; Lieutenant Colonel Sanford,
Majors Fulton and Holland, Captains Stony and Casey,
and Mcssrs. SchemcrLcrn and Judd Colonel Ward,
on behalf OF the prize committee. reported nm IN.
Willingness on tho part Of several gontcmcn who had
formerly given prizes TO DO shot for as tho spring
meeting to como forward with donations this
year. Lieutenant Colonel San ford, behalf Of tho
committee appointed to make arrangements for the
long range military match stated that rho large boro
rifles now ~ use by tho National Guard would NOS be
elective a. the extreme distances at which u was con-
tcmpatcd TO shoot the second stage OF this compct
uon and. therefore. IL would DO necessary 10 employ
special military RHO OF smaller calibrc and greater
range. resolution passed whereby tho Ex-
ecutivo Committee wcro empowered TO take tho
necessary steps Tor procuring from Congress an
annual national military prize OF the value OF about
$780, 10 DC shot for nj Crccdnoor every year by mo
bers OF the regular army and militia throughout the
country Tho secretary received Instructions TO pro-
vide la future military other match Tor the middle
OF each week The vsxatious rule which permits
members 10 shoot IN matches undor assumed names
discussed az considerable length by several Of tho
members Finally tho whole matter was referred 10
Judge Gilderslecvo. Colonel Wngato and Iioatenant
Colonel SANFORD The Board adjourned until me
nrst Tuesday OF next month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

Tho ships interior is divided into six watortght
compartments by bulkheads. Tho outside plating OF
tho vessel Is worked in two thickncsscs each OF Y
inch, next to which Is a backing OF hollow
Orders inches In depth. tho spaces within and
between them being filed with teak. Tho armor
plating extends loot inches above and ieet
inches below the load water line IL applied In
layers having a teak panLing between inches in
thickness. Tho inner plates arc inches in thick
throughout tho armored belt, the outer being
inches IN thickness IN tho upper streak and inches
the lower. Tho ships bottom Is sheaihed wood
and copper piates.
Tho beams OF the upper deck run raJla2 and
connected ana braccd by circular pieces Tho plating
for the protection OF tho deck Is az inches thick
ness Tho brcastwork. behind which are tho guns, Is
the centre OF the ship. - feet diameter ect
height Tho composition OF tho walls OF tho breast
work is similar to tho armored belt along the water
ne oil the vessel, having same skin aud hollow grdors
Pan Shooting VatertgM Divisioaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
Stern Yietc.

His designs were made on tho principle that In CON-
parlson with ordinary ships vessels Of circular form
having the same weight of hull have greater dis
placement and consequently greater possibility Of pro-
tcc,ns the water line with formidable belt Of armor
plating, the decks with thick armor, and the heavy
guns with strong and heavily armored brcastwork,
thus nsuring In accordance with tho principles Of
modern naval construction, the maximum OF safety
for both ship and Tho advantage Of tho circular
form that thus be built which, drawing
a small depth Of water has the greatest displacement
IN comparison with the weight It Is possible to give
her From this II Is therefore evident that circular
vessel is representative OF the highest development
OF the principle which Is carried out by Mr. Rced in
tho English navy OF shortening naval vessels In order
to obtain hardness OF management and reduction Of
weight and broadening them to increase the dsplace
ment
The Vice Admiral Popon has an extreme diameter OF
100 feet Sho draws, having Nil weight board, IL
feet inches To this must DO added tho longitude
nally placed false kcelx Her total displacement Is
$3.50 tons Tho form Of the midship in fact or any
radical section Is rs ioows:-The bottom of the vessel
circular aud at and parallel TO tho load water lnc
1t has a diameter Of 95 feet
From the Bulge turn around tho bottom the sections
curved ascending in the form OF quadrants OF cir
clcs whose sem dialneters the depth oil the vessel
The hull framed with a network OF radial frames and
circular strngors which plated both outside and
Section.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
ENLIvENING MATTERS.

Two or thrco days ago Francis II. Wood was arrested
in scvcntyourth street for dsordcry conduct Ho wW
taken to tho FIy Street Court Monday ant
stated no did not live with his folks because they
would no, recognize him, ms he was slightly insane
HIS father wealthy, but not living with hts family
lie was gwen room in Seventy fourth street and his
board paid Hc had become dissatisfied with his lie
In garrst ana had opened entertatnmon t IN the
OF which he arrested He goes 70 the CoDs
miasoners VI Charities ana Corrseton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

tho armor plating beng 10 inches in thickness Tho
breatwofk open at the top allowing the guns to DO
fred IT, tarJette, thus allowing accurate train
ing and giving all around fire, both exceedingly i'm
portant points. Tho l2nch al ton guns, nriag shells
weighing 7i5 Russian pounds, and using charge OF
100 Russian pounds, are mounted on separate plat
formE, which DO either moved independently or
together, when s desired to point both guns at The
same time a common object A hollow cylinder IN
tho CENTRE which allows tho passage or the hydraulic
pipes forms the around which each Of the plat
forms carrying gun and carriage rotate. The who
work the guns completely under tho cover OF tho
brsastwork. Tho powder, shot aud shell are passed