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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-30

Jefferson City, Mo-, June "a The people Of
northwest Missouri are making strong Efforts
to save the lives OF the Talbot boys, under SEN
tepce for the murder of their father, DR..
Talbot, the ereenback editor and speaker. If
the governor does not interfere, the boys will
hang IN Nodaway county on Friday. Their
mother, Mrs. Bale Talbot, Get Gov Lritten-
den this evening, upon his return from New
York, and had long interview. Talbot was
shot and mortaliy wounded while sitting on
the side of the bed, his wife h. wing retired.
Thaas. 40 sin fired through the window and the
bullets, passing through the intended victim,
strnca Mrs Tatbo INJECTING severe wound.
To TIE governor she argued that her sons loved
they would attempt tieir fathers LIE in
manner which imperiled hers. The case was
work. up against the boys by dets Give
named Brighton. He won tnetr confidence
charged with the Chine. Having planned
bogus bank robbery, he toog the Talbots In as
coHf ID 81 ates but dem nded that they sht uld
give some proof f their neIv3 Tor desperate
work In this Way he claims 70 nave got out
of them boas that tn y killed their father.
To add 10 chances of Communication Brighton
has written letter to the governor. In this
he says he got the c1ntess1o from the boys
aft plying them freely with liquor, and that
be is not Satisfied they should hang on his
evidence. One of the co demned Is 22years
old and the other II. Tney have made no
preparation for death beyond wiling thei
shares In Their tather's estate, which was
quite considerable to their mother. They are
z eat mo- ell readers and when Brighton made
their acquain ance they were all of the idea
of becoming desparadoes of the James
brothers. type. Mrs Talbots appeal to-day
Dawson and David II. Rhaa, promln' mt public
men of n OF tn est Missouri, The probabilities
Of executive interference Is considered stong.
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SAFE Robbery.

Kankakee, ILL., June PA safe rabbery OF
unusual d lriDg occurred ut the village of PEG.
tone, VIII county, at an early hour this morn
Ing. The victims are chiefly the firm of schroe-
der, Smith & S!assen, general merchanis, in
whose safe was deposited over ss4O0 In cash +,
and notes belongi gto the firm amounting to
O., goo. In addition IN these va!uables were
ties belong ny to other parties, placed there
for safe keeping, amounting 10 $50 o.. All
this property was taken, together with larRe
amounts In deeds and mortgages belonging 10
the company above named, and a number of
insurance policies on school property amount
ing 10 over 1000. Entrance to the building
WAS effected by removing a window In the
back part of the store. Two hoys slept In the
room above, and were cognzant OF the entire
pr0ce edlnes, but " ere too much frightened 10
cali for help. The door OF the safe was blown
open In man ner to indicate the work of pro-
fesslonals. The thieves LETT town with a
horse ana buggy stolen from Peter Conrad S
stable, in the village, and took westerly d.
rpntiOn
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EaiIrOad CONSULTATIONS.

Richmond, Va, June 2l.-The stockholders
of he Richmond & Alleghany railroad compa-
ny had meeting yesterday for the purpose of
contidering the terms of the proposed consoll-
dalton with the Atlantic & Northwestern and
Ohio Central railroad companies. The con-
tract, which had been already accepted by the
directors of the three companies, and which
was proposed with view to equalizing the In :
teres of the several companies ubder 1t, was
submitted and vote upon in the affirmative
under terms of consideration. The following
gentlemen will ,rh be directors of the
as the Richmond. Allegheny &
Central railroad: William III Barnum, of
Connecticut; Calvin A. Broe, of Ohio; Dan
lei A. Ellis, of Cleveland; Francis o. French,
of New York; James II. Gray OF b Ns on |;
Joseph s. Miller, of Wheeling; Henry O.
Parsons. of Richmond; George |. Sonny, of
Brooklyn; =: s; Helyard, OF New York; orge
II Stone, of CLEVELAND; Samuel Thomas, If
Columbus. O.. and Charles e. Workman, of
Richmond. The consolidation practically
connects the city of r chmond with Toledo,
Ohin
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Determined Efforts of n Six-year-Old
Geldsug 70 XIII n Groom

New York, June 24.-Thomas f. Ryan, o
banker in this city, sbout six weeks ag)
bought sorrell eeldng about six years of age
from Mr.. Ralley, who brought number Of
horses from Kentucky. The animal was kept
in training stable and was trained for the
saddle. RYAN rode the horse daily In Central
Park, and found him gentle, yet rpirlted. II
was SO docile In the stable that Mrs.
RYAN ar d the child en- petted 1t. Yesterday
tKe horse Was removed taereirom TO another
81 al, and this evening, in the absence of James
Murray, groom en- ployed by Ryan, Richard
Johnson, q colored groom at the stable, went
into the stall oc upied by the al ima'. Ten
minutes later the Of err grooms heard a cry for
he d, ard found johnson insensihle on thu
floor of the stall and the horse trembling vin-
iently. Johnson v as removed and ded soon
alter The horse ives allowed 10 stand all night
nnfed. This morning Murray went 10 feed the
horse But was advia, not to en- er the
sea A. He did how, yer, and th" horse did not stir
till Murray had nearly reach d his head, when
the animai brought ore of his hind feet TO-
ward and kicked the groom on the leg, Enock-
ing him face DOWN. I'd, and then jumped on
him furiously with his fcr' feet, stiking him
on the he a. The other persons rushed In tina
all n bragg d him out by the feet. The
horee meanwhile struck out with his re feet
az 4, deieTmined TO kill him Murray suffered
a CO pouf d fracture OF the skull and VIII
probably die The horse has cen placed un-
der The care Of a veterinary hurgeo', with In
structions TO Kill the amin ] II thought best.
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HITCH BETWEEN MADDEN AND CoNKLING.
Albany, N. Y, June ga exciting scene
occurred at the Delevan house last night
Senator Madden met Conkling In the hall and
OK ended his hand, which Conkiing refused to
accent. ard bitter war of words
1ol owed Madden replied In nrmeasured
terms of sarcastic language toward oooRlns Z.
pALLoTING FOR UNIT STATES SENATORS.
The vote In joint convent on foi senator for
the hort term was "a follows Potter 4i,Conk-
ling 80. Wheeler As, Cornell Lapham IL, foi-
ger l. John r. sch |, Huskins2. Senator Mad
den voted for Roach. He voted for Laphnm
yeste day M choice.
The convention then voted to fill the Platt
vacancy, as follows: Depew DO, Herman IS,
z. att ri. Lapham 3, Cornell 7, Crowley 8, Hos
kius A. Tremaine l. No choice.
DISCUSSING THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
Senator Foster moved an adjournment.
Senator Pitts opposed adjournment. and said
It was the duty OF This joint convection to re-
no ain here and vote Two, three and six times
daily.
on the part of the majority to keep this legis
lature here seeking result which 1t IL clear
they can't control.
Mr., Drap said that one vote was taken
daily 1t was sufficient and all declarations
that the res ut woul sooner be reached ty TAX
ing more than onesVote daily was piece Of
unqua flied buncombe.
Mr. Hustled contended that 1t was the duty
of this legislature TO obey the laws of congress
and continue voting on this question. He de-
MED that tn. re- was any demand on the part
of the people for an adjournment.
The motion for adjournment was carrisd-7S
to 57- and the convention adjourned.
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Fatal shooting ARRAY.

Atlanta, Ga, June 24.-The Constitutions
Jonesboro special seys: A shocking murder
was ptrpstrated last Saturday night near the
residence Of Mr.. Perry Archer, four miles
west of Jonesb 70, on the Fairburn road. Mr..
Archer lives at what is known as the Renfroe
y ace, which is Owned by Mr.. s.. 4,
a Sain road i branches Iesf' off 'n from fal he
Eavettesvill g and Atlanta roads. The
murder was committed upon Dock Osten, a
mulatto. by Mr. j. T. Scarborough. The facts
are these: Lem Biz u came 10 Jonesboro
Saturday evening, ~ Dock drove the wagon
for him. Mr.. Sea, boIongh was elso here, and
was drinking some. While In J.neshoro he
was stopped and they were as friendly as
ever again. They all left town about night,
going as Fl as Perry frcher,s on
their way home All Of them lived near ear
old McElroy place, now ow ed by the Cit,
izens' bank, of atlanta. When they reached
Ar hers Bitzell, whose wagon they were all in,
stopped see Archer sb ut some b siness
mats re-, and sca, bore ugh got ont. too. and
wanted them all 10 drink W tn him while the
colored man held the mules. Bi'z-ll mt first
ref, sed 10 drink and said they had enough and
that they had better go home sober. This
SCENE d to anger scarborough. After drlT king
all got into, The wagon and started home
A6ou, Two mn IS p on tpW WI dm ss
che re- tn rlot sgain-t him, and said that he
had knife in his hand. Bilzell cenied THE
and tod scarborough 10 setrcn MIN
he wanted 10. He then said to Scar
boro gh that he must get cut II his wagon If
he was going to nave n fuss, whereupOn Scar
boroug h jumped out and shot Bitzell, hitting
him in the shoulder. The latter ttll down In
the wagon as cad. Scarborough then fetally
shot the negro In tie back, and again fired at
Bjtzell. but missed him. AT er tn he fed.
Those who went cut 10 the scene report { at
the negro did not say word, and The opinion
IL that Sc rboruush lIoupbt he had illed Bit
zeli, AID ext b II tni' & Yves to get the negro
out Of the wav. Blze's wound is not con-
sidered dangerous. Scarborough is still a.
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Meeting Of Ex.Prisoners of war.

Detroit, Mich, June 2I.-ihe reunion OF the
prisoners OF The late war begun to-day, and
will contir ne to-lnorr1w. They ere mostly
from this state, and over sevea hundred we're
registered up 10 tonight Mayor Thompson
and Governor jerome gave The veterans a
beerty welcome. speeches were made this
evening in the presence OF large
audience in Music hail. A poem by
Mira. ID, Logan, sf Toledo, was read, and
an address made by Captain Frank + Mason
Of New York, Colonel sylvester Larned and
Frank Grussell. Of this city. The open ng re-
cepiinn this evening was very enthusiastic:
The cItv fs gaIiy decorated with flags on all
the public buildings, MANY business blocks
and private residei ces. The occasion prom
ises 10 be one OF great Interest.
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Ina Onsn. hnnnon trial

Cha'eston, s. @. June PA special from
Darlington says: The trial Of E B Cash, who
killed VIM. Shannon in duel was begun
here to-day. Tho evidence for The state wss
the same as on toe previons trisL. The do
fence put forward Cll. Snsnnon's second,
who testified that there had been no eff,It at
compromise on bis part. Col. Casa was
placed on the sta snd said that he had
wanted TO fight Shannon to get revenge for
an insult 10 bis wife Sllicitor Dsrgsn
spoke for the state and Judge CotIersn then
charged the Jury that the crime Of which
tho prisoner stood accused of WIS murder,
the essence Of which is malice; the killing was
admitted ard tho j1ry must decide IL there
WAS formed design 70 take tho life Of the
deceived Il hsF been argued that because
tho law has boen allowed % sleep. II has no
force, but this is not 90, the law hss nevrr
been shr gated and Il is alleged tha, this
duel was far, but selc.delorce is no plea
whore enc has a purpose. The oGerse can
not be endorsed because Shannon psrticipa
ted 10 Il. Killing ia a duel is murder. and
the penalty is desth. Af.er reading the tee
iimony and sgsin charging the jry ~ 10
their duty m The care, :be Idgs closed and
lbe Jury withdrew. They will probably be
out al night.
Laiers-At late hour last night The jury
in the Cash dueliing csse returned verdict
of not guilty.
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Mckinney.
Spec,al to the Herald.

Special TO the HeraIu.
Mckinney, June 2i.-The Masonic celehra-
ton here to-day was grand success. There
was not disturbance, and no one complain
ed. There wa, between three and four thous-
and people present. The opening address
delivered by Rev. j. G. Fackler, was of rare
merit, presenting to the peopla living princi-
pies of Masonry. Grand :" s'r MeLeary
Galveston, nublicly iust..l'ed The officers
of ST. Johns odge. Gran dester McLeary
delivered an Interesting address on ,he per-
sonai duties of 'sons, urging 'FRONT.' attend
ancs of lodge meetings Pa Grand Master
Mott then adore sed the brotherhood in q
most interesting s.eecb. After some splendid
singing by the sunday school children, led by
Mrs. Dr. Gibson, the exercises closed The
day was slightly cloudy and pleasant, except
the dust.
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THE MORGAN mYssr.Y.

Alleged Discovery OF the Remains OF
william Morga mn, tho supposed vic-
Tim Of MRsOnic Vengeance, NJ
Pembroke, N. Y, After the Lapse OF
Finy' five Years.
New York, June si.-A special from Bata
via. N. Y. says: This town Is filed with *.
cilem mt over the discovery Of what are be-
leved to be the remains OF william Morgan,
the man who betrayed the secrets Of the Free
masons fiity.nve yesrs ago, and was abducted
and made away with. About eleven miles
west Of Batavia, In Genesee county, lies the
town OF Pembroke, and 1t IL In this
place that the bones we've found.
S me men were engaged In the r. moval If n
quantity ofdtrt for the purpose OF oYenDg M
10 stone quarry, hen they came upon the re-
mains OF a human skeleton. The bones had
been covered with thick layers II rock and
DIRT, and IT was quite evident that the persona
who had posted the b.dy III its resting
p ace intended 1t should be well core aled
thorough search was begun. Carefully
removing the bones f'om their po-
sition. the workmen gathered up the dirt IN
their hands and sifted 10 through their fingers,
Alters me time their effort swere rewarded by
the finding OF silver ring, which was
found to bear the monogram NV Nj The
search was continued, and soon an object of
much greater figniicanoe was discovered
This was small tin box resembliDga tobac-
co box of the old ~ times, whch was so thor
Ough eaten away by Its long buiisl that 1t
dropped to pie ces as IL was raised. In this
box was found q manu- cript, the writing of
which was scarcely legible, althoush some of
the words could be read by the uuaided eye.
The cruA pied paper was placed IL der mi
or lscope Under The gloss the
words "Masons, Liar, "Prison," 'Kill."
and the fu name, "Henry Brown," were
plainly visible. At the lime of NJ rgan's dis
appear ance Henry Brown was lawyer in
this town, and a prominent Magou. In 1929,
Ihr-e years after the q agedy, he published
book OF IA pages, entitled "a Narrative of
the Anti-Masonic Excitement In the western
portion ofNew York during the years 1896 1927
and apart of 1920. By Henry -Brown, + q (,
counsellor at law" This book was printed N
Cirary, and but very few copies of it
are now in existence. In it Henry
Brown gives a very correct account of the
abduction of Morgan, and admits that II was
Tor lheif order, lacked dltcretiOn be strives
to show tnat although Morgan was abducted
there Is no proof that he was mt rdered, and in
dulges in long rsuments to show that the
al ti-Mssopic excitement created by the
Morgan ragedy was uncalled for and the work
of pOli'icn dt mago CUES. If 1t shall now APP
pear that the bo3y found is o companied by a
threatening letter eigUed by Brown, the nfer-
ence " ill be Irresistible That the remains are
those OF william Morgan, and that Henry
Brown, the greBt defer dor of the Nelson's of
Batavia, was one Of the murderers. This dis
cOvery bids fair to explode all other theories
regarding tn fate of Morgan.
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wsshIngtor, June a. Secretary Kirkvood
Is continually Dsing called upsn 70 decide
esses IN contest where mining claims
and town site claims are interfering
~rtth each ofher This- On fhs rase
OF placer mining. leads % some rery veN-d
r-erffors and The secretary has alree1y
f,srsre MIN a number Of csses Of ihis kind
--l.a~rIr re- four affes II Desdwoor md LEAD
vfIIs arp yrcerued. YESTERDAY c-se irvolv-
Irr TIE rciutn sbcFe nentioued, % ire
fOun Of Eurefa spfiresl All, VS.
~lfe5 NE lard IN the vicinity Il
fhs eurirgs IL al ErTerrr1ent ln11, ana
rurrfirr Is h. dscidfd wns asfc Nh,ch clslu
eI-~--lf frfr he rIrefererce. N rrlrln o.
49, s1fe The arc-tfnrv cerlre1 tnst Al
I~--f ~Ielrrs slerlf - e1fered Win areserva
r11r In fr-ur q mlnirr flairus, arc 81 mir
1~.r ~lrIrrs IN q re-eTvarirr II favor cflan1
e-'<-1rr Tf-fr decision ~ Vel frcrrt n tfre
-. ~ a Irfs rr den 1rlrlrT. - wI.t
- rr-rr<Isr % . am q abnf - ertsr -
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CorneII Crew

london, jane 2l.-The manager Of the Eng
Iish branch Of the American msnufacturine
company, which offered prizes for an intsrna.
tional boating contest last year, writes
20 the Sportsman as follows
ssTt seems 20 Be regretted that
Henlv stewards have refused 20 allow The
Cornell crew 20 conpete for The yislt re- cup.
alleged mistake which the stewards Gle I'm
e-usad them 70 insist on refusing the
cornell entry for the VISITORS cue. but there
"a time 20 grange he CONTEST IN Nblcn
CornelI,s men can compete. We
viii give ten pounds 10 finish a
rup 10 be called the International college
en- n - coufe.dpd for 81 Henly or
eisewhere on The Thames 90 ths earliest posi-
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June "a. The very atmosphere
has been full OF scandal for several days past
conn, citing the name Of prominent 'ctor
and young lady. The matter illuminated
in the arrest Of DrJ ] Jones on the charge oil
an attempt to produce an abortion on the pei
son of Miss Lille Gardner. me doctor was
pear In court next Monday. o,
Daniel Arnold, ialher-in'law or D. Ocnsz'
died this morning ct the reside &c OF M W.:
Ochez The old gentleman claimed 10 DE iva
year OF age. He died from old age;
Bessi, the three-year-oli daughter OF MT
N Patrick, Western Union manager, uiea
this mornirg, al, .,,o.
Waters, Pierce & Co, have made arrange
ments to putup OIL tanks here.
The Texas. Mexican corps are surveying .
line through the eastern SUBURBS from 'ne
coast ,,..,, o IL
Weather intensely warm. Everything ls
drying up. Rain ia needed badly.
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Liverpool Cotton CircuInr.

Liverpool June 2i.-Thls weeks circular OF
the Liverpool ION brokers association says
Cotton was dull In the early part of the week.
with rather lower prices. On Wednesday
demand increased, and on Thursday 1t was ex.
tensive, prices advancing, but The market
closed at uncE ar ged rat s. American was in
good d mand. Quotations after declining
recovered I'D. In Sea Island business
was light at Unchanged rates, except for COM
mon Florida, which was rather easier.
Futures opened dull, gradually weakening.
The declice on Monday was l.32d Tor
November and Lied for distant positions. A
reaction then set in. Tho decline was more
than recovered, the market closing steady at
an advance of Lied.
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UvaIde.
Special to the Herald .

Special TO the Herald.
Uvalde, June 2i.-The cornerstone Of the
st. Philips church, ths only Episcopal
church west of San Antonio, was laid this
afternoon by the Masonic fraternity, in the
presence of large concourse of people, many
arriving from neigh boring towns and ranches.
Rev. Or. stanley, the orator of the occasion, to
whom the credit of The undertaking is largrly
weather was propitious. The handsome re-.
gala of the xasons. the gay dresses OF the
ladies', and the pretty family gronpes who
sought thu shade of adjacent trees. ms de
nlessing and picture. que scene. Appropriate
Rymns were ably sung by Rev. DR.. Stanley aud
the choir
There will be a meeting of the citizens held
in the court house this evening, to further the
erection of a Masonic hall and high school, for
which liberal sums have been subscribed.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Austin, June "a Ed Rousseau, charged
with the murder of Alex DIckerson, was &C.
quilted In the district court to-day.
The time of the quarterly conference of the
Methodist Eps copal Church Sonth has been
changed tn the second and third of July.
The Sabine and Western railway organized
to-day by The election of David e. Cronin
president aud urea, urer. General William
Steele vice president. Lee Edwards score airy
The New York directors are Marin G. Smith
Henry G. Andrews and Luther Bright.
General f. W. James, of Austin, was ec'ed
chief engineer and will proceed to Houston
tomorrow with surveying party.
Austin and foreign CAPITALISTS are engaged In
examining the water power below this city
with view Of erect ng a two hundred thous-
and dollar cotton and WOODEN mill.
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Hampstead.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Hampstead, June 94.-The exercises at Prsi-
RE vi4w G n.ga closed to-day. The board of
regents expressed Themselves as highly salts
fed mt the improvem ent msde by The pupils In
their sudies, at the marked neatn'ss ana gooa
ord. formed, at the general progress maze at
The insti,uii Guod crops Of corn an miliet
have been raised by the students. In another
year, under the present M snSgement, tuih-
G ent au lntities of PROVISIONS aud forage via
be raised make the school almost telf-sus-
tanning. Prof .ssor f.. II. Anderson, who has
been Temporary PRESIDENT since the deain OF
Professor Minor, ives elected president. The
salary of the a.sisiant femtie teacher was
raiset to $500 per anDum. About 81 200 was
Appropriated Ia enlarge the Kitchen, put In
q ran, aud erect professors residence ana
Office, so IN At the main bnilding can be devoted
exclusively to dormitories Tor females, he
state students next season Will be equal'y d.
yided between mble and f-ma'e. Nine or ten
of the students of thi' term, because of profile
iency, progress and apt tude, will by ~ ecial
order OF the beard be retdrned reNt session.
Arrangements are PRICE cd Tor a teacheIs' In
ktitute during vacrti months hd "a eN-
peci6d from the Peabody fund, which II re-
celved, will enable the boari ID double the
number Of ben nciary students. The same
board Of regent, one farmer, one mercb-
ant, one a machinesi, one a lawyer and the
other lawyer and editor, all prscticsl men,
and who have managed their own business
matters succ s-ful ", h We control or the n.
aod NJ college OF Bryan They have reduced
the college classes 10 three numbered 1, ans
3, and have abolished tho chair Of ancient
languages, an wfitrg with the chair ~
modern languag = is T. be taught when netd
be and also he chair OF biology, etc
THIS dispisses Prof ssors Fstell and ID Pori
Smythe. NJ. u. Smvthe wi be continued
rs tilega physician IL he viii accept upon the
terms offered by The board. This change v as
necessary 20 bring the exrendiiures within
the r ceipts Of 70 college. No STUDENT under
sixteen years Of age, or having any con aglous
diseases, or phy steal impeachment, incapaci-
10 ing rim for agricultural or mechanic Il
labor will be recsived. livery student viii be
reqlired labor in one e these departments
net less Ihan ten hours per week. While nj
snch labor he will be pei mtisd 10 wear kuitn-
BILE clothiugs at other times the college uni
form, Acknowledge OF arithmetic TO pro
portion, the elements Cf EnElish
Rrsmmsr arr Of geography are requisite %
Admission. The president Of he board OF Ie.
ge1ts vii issue the circulsr giving full and de-
tailed part culurs. The board Of regents are
In earnest and lntfnd 10 m Ee The Institution
an agricultural and mechanical college.