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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
Fire ON staten I,I.nd

Clifton. Staten Island, Oct. 3l.-A fire
began at II o'clock this morning. May
or attachments brewery was destroyed,
and then the fire began to destroy the
small houses adjoining, from which the
occupants fled in terror. At noon the
fire was still raging, and there was dan
ger of boiler explosion. Loss estimat-
ed ut half million.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

CONFEDERATk BONDS.
Washington, October 3l-An order
was received in this city to-day for one
million dollars OF confederate bonds,
FORCED RESIGNATION.
Col. Geo. Cowie. chief of the diplomat
ic and consular division of the fifth au-
ditor's Office Of the treasury department,
has resigned. Cowie recently passed a
claim for $1,000 which was pronounced
illegal by the first comptroller. 1t is
said that the claim was endorsed by a
state department officer. but the endorse
ment is not considered sufficient to war.
rant its passage by the fifth auditor, and
aslCowie was lthe responsible party his
resignation was requested.
MIDDLE MEN ABOLISHED.
Secretary Hunt informs officers of the
navy and marine corps that applications
for duty through persons of influence
will not receive attention. All such ap-
plications must be made directly to the
secretary.
STAR ROUTE CASES.
Washington, October 31-Argument
in the star route cases begins Thursday
next.
ANOTHER CRANK.
A man, apparently insane, made his ap.
pearance at the white house to-day and
demanded admission. After some par.
ley it was found he was armed with a
seven barreled revolver and was evident
ly bent on shooting somebody. His ar
rest was accomplished after some diff
Guilty, it requiring three men to over
power him.
He presented the following letter: To
John Waling-You are hereby informed
that DIR. John Noetting is lawfully elect
ed president of the United States and
occupies the white house every day.
[Signed.] ALMIGHTY COP,
Communicated by the Holy Split.
The crank was we'll dressed, powerful.
ly built, and was recognized by the door.
keeper as a crank who called last May
and was sent home to Pennsylvania. He
gave his name as John Waling and en-.
deavored to force his way in. A despe,
rate struggle ensued. Densmore checked
him so he could not use his drawn revol
yer. Stewart Crump and others took @
hand and Waling, or DR.. Noetting, wa.
taken to the station.hen W Waling frs
appeard and showed his letter, b,
was seated in the parlor until the presi
dent could see him. Waling handed him
the following for the president: II de
sire the official returns of the late presi
dental election" It was after this tina
Densmore arrested him and the strug
gle began. The madman ha
been at hotel here under the name o
John Waling since September 2Sth. Hi
real name is DR.. John Noetting, and hi
home is at Colesville, Snyder county
Pennsylvania.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

Ottawa, Oct. Silt is intimated that
at the approaching session members will
take the sense of parliament on the de-
STABILITY of Canadian independence,
and the election of chief magistrate or
governor general,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
The Flood Subsidinr.

Rock Island, Oct. 31.-The river is
falling here steadily. The guage at noon
was sixteen feet nine inches above low
water mark of 1854, fall of nearly o
foot since Friday morning, when the
guage was at it's highest. seventeen feet
and seven.tenths.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

s''s1 "Hss ~ OHcsIos
Chicago, Oct. 31.-VonSteuben and
party was received by the mayor this
morning with German speech, whereat
they marvelled, as he is Kentucky born
and bred. They rode about the town,
visited points of interest, and were
warmly welcomed on Change.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
Demand for ,y..tern stooh.

New York, Oct. 3l.-There is demand
for Des Moines and Fort Dodge stock.
A good many holders Of Lake Shore and
Rock Island lately sold these stocks and
bought Northwestern preferred.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

Frank HattOn has received his COM
mission as first assistant postmaster-gen-
eral. Ho goes to Burlington to settle
his business before entering upon his
dntiea.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
The Weather.

Washington, D. G, October 81
The indications for tie upper Missis.
sippi and Missouri valleys are: Fair
weather, southerly winds, lower barome.
ter, stationary or higher temperature,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

The governor of New Mexico sees no
Immediate prospect of permanent
peace with the Indians, whose raids he
attributes to tho impossibility of their
living in the barren provinces Of Sonora
and chihuahua.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
81. Louis, Fire Fucillticn.

st. Louis, Oct. 3l.-The committee ap-
pointed by the national fire underwriters
report the city deficient in facilities for
fighting FIRE, and make many criticisms
on the department and city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

Contoscook, N. H., OCT. 8l.-At l:lO
this morning there was slight earth.
quake. Il vas quite severe 1t Heninker.
and was islt q Hillsboso.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

There will be nothing done in the mat
ter of army retirements and consequent
promotions until the regular session of
congress, which commences the first
Monday in December next.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
Increased Freight Rates,

IhCreaNeN Freight KateB.
New York, Oct. 3l.-The Pennsylvania
railroad increases freights on east bound
grain from Chicago to New York to z5
cents. with the usual difference of six
cents in favor Of Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

Workingmen! look to your interests
and save doctor bills, by using DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup for all cases of coughs,
colds, etc. Price only twenty-five and
fifty cents bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

Capt. Paul Boyton left Sioux City Fri
day for his pull down the river. During
his stay in Sioux City he was lionized to
his hearts content. He was met by the
officials and escorted to his hotel, aud
was afterwards banquetted by the citi-
zens.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. 81.
WnEAT-Unsettled No. 2 red, November
Sl.!SS7Gtl.45ss: December $1.457s @L491s: Janua-
ry S1.49a @1.45a..
CoRS-Less active, lower. Mixed western
spot G70B9c; future rs y M7315c.
OATs-Dull, lnwcr. Western 47G53c4. No.
2November 46a4@46ac; December 49..c; jan
uary sic.
PoRK-Dull, s17. .75Gs1s.co.
LARD-Lower, S11,72I.
Chicago. Oct 81.
WHEAT-Weak, decidedly lower active, 81 3i5.
cash, Sl.3lS November; S1.S3;s December; ;
81 .S5is January.
CoRS-Active, lower, 62s:as2ssc cash Novem-
Der; 64Ac December, 64ssc January; &c asked
May.
OArs-weak, lower, AHc cash; 4sssc October:
November and December a7l.c.
RyE-Lowcr. S1.02.
BARLEY-Sl.C6.
NH1sKY-Lower, S1.15.
PoRK.Weak, heavy. $685. cash November
Sl7.77l: bid for January.
LAgD.Weak u; " and lower, sl1.io cash Novem-
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee Oct. 81.
WHEAT-Heavy, s1.3l cash: Sl.Sli. Noyem.
Der; $l,3S December; $l,S4 January; No. s.
$1.l5,
CoRs-Firm and higher; &c.
OATs-Firmer, 44c
RYE-$1.02.
BAnLEY-No. /. 95c.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

II The chief of the bureau of statistics
chooseACincinratti this year to illustrate
the conditions governing tho CONNER
cial. industrial and transportation inter-
ests of the United States generally.
Statements are also presented IN regard
to the interests of Chicago, Louisville,
and Kansas City. A commission of ex.
perts is recommended to investigate the
relation of transportation to the indus.
trial, agricultural and commercial inter.
ests of the country, and the legal and
constitutional questions involved.
Commencing to-day, the Fort Wayne
road will run limited fast express from
Chicago to Pittsburg, New York. Phila-
delphia. Baltimore, Washington and Bos-
ton, leaving Chicago at $3.50 p. m.,' 'arriv.
ing at Pittsburg at 5 q. m, New York at
$50 p. NJ; Philadelphia at 4:lO p. NJ;
Baltimore at 3:55 p. M, and Washington
at $40 p. nj. the following day, and at
Boston at 7:45 the second morning. This
is the fastest time ever made between
. Chicago and the principal cities of the
east. The distance from Chicago to
New York, 912 miles, will be accomplish
ed in twenty y-six hours, allowing IN hour
for the difference in time between the
cities. This train will be composed ex.
clusively of Pullman palace cars through
faom Chicago as follows: One to Pitts.
burg, one to Baltimore aud Washington,
one to Philadelphia and three to New
York. The Pullman hotel dining car
will be attached, and meals will be served
to order at rs cents each. The trains
will not stop for meals. It is proposed
to limit the number of passengers to a
comfortable seating and sleeping capaci-
ty, and So extra will be charged for tick.
cts by this train, with the usual sleeping.
car prices.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
The treasury department received $7,.
10000 in United States bonds for re-
demption under the 105th call.

Tho arrests during the past year for
deprsdations upon tho mails were 48l. Of
Whcm ITO were in the postal service.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31

The president has positively decided
not to make any appointments to office
until congress meets in regular session,
except to fll absolute vacancies. Even
the commissions which expire next
month will be allowed to remain in
force until that time. This decision will
relieve good many anxious ..ofiice-hold-
ers whose terms expire this and next
month.
I Postmaster General James gave din
sner party at the Arlington Thursday
night, to small but distinguished COM
3pany. There were present the president,
Vice President Davis, and all the men,
bers of the late cabinet with their wives.
excepting Attorney General and Mrs.
McVeagh, who are out of the city. Tho
table was magnificent in its appoint
3ments, and the menu all that an epicure
could desire.
A Hannibal, Missouri, dispatch of the
2sth inst. says: The break in the Sny
levee this morning caused general de-
struction. All the reclaimed land be-
hind the levee is now under water. The
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy trestle,
about 400 yards from the east end of the
bridge. was swept away. The loss Of
stock by drowning will be considerable.
The chief loss, however, is in corn and
fences. The aggregate damage is not
less than S500,O00.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-31
A Crank with . High Commits
sion and a Seven Shoot
er Makes a Raid on
the White House.
A Portion Of New England Shaken
Up To-Dsy by an
Earthquake.
The Mississippi Falling, Although
Heavy Rains Continue
In the Valley.
Washington News.

CONFEDERATE BONDS.
Washington, October 3l-An order
was received in this city to-day for one
million dollars Of confederate bonds.
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The TaIboits hanged.

st. Louis, July pa special to the Post
Dispatch from Mary sylle, Mo-, says Albert
and Charles Taloott, who were convicted of
the murder of their ia her, DR.. Perry IL Tai
bolt, on the 18th of last September, and sen.
fenced to bs hinged "n June p, aud
were exc uted this morning in the presence Of
600 or 10, 900 persons Up to a late hour last
NJ. hit he brothers were hopeful OF interference
by the gov, rnor, but as favorable tiuings came
not up TO Midnight, they Went 10 ped.
after havir & had a lengthy interview with tie
mother and sister and Misc Lewis, y ung
lady whom Albert was engaged u he married
to. Mrs, Talbot denounced the governor IN
the strongest terms for not committing the
sentence of her bo,s and manifeste1 very
bitter feelings. Mrs. Talbot, her daughter
and Mis- evils were admitted TO
The Jail this morning, and sn exceedingly d
scene took place. Alb ut IL pcl c1 Cuarles,
the younger of the brothers who 10 only alb ut
aine' cen ears old, broke down compile ely and
cried and begged piteously that something ne
done for hilD. This, OF eouise uanervtd the
women, a1d tne scene wac blmptt unfhuur-
abte. The women were then n moved from all:
AS Mrs Talbot reached the door she termed
with q quick move and frant'cally endeavor.
ed to get back TO her sons. She was prevented
by the guards. She was iually led
away, crying out to the crowd, Il
hope yon will be satisfied when you XII my
boys 1.-THE br, theirs were then shacAbd and
put into an omnibus with a strong guard, AID
ST rLed for the gallows, follow ed Oy an i'm
mense crowd. On reaching the scafJld the
priests began services, In which the Toys
joined. After thee ceremoni's fin Al
farew,lis were given. Their arms and linus
were then pinioned. the black caps were dra an
down. he halt rs were adjusted aud at pre-
ciselv 2:l7 p. m, the bolt was pulled by the
sheriff and the boys dropped 10 their de. tbs.
They died without q ct ugele AS the drop
fell Rieat groan went up from the people and
the scene YVES sole mn end impressive.
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Houston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Huston, Juy O.. Houston will get eighty.
isht hundred and twenty-thIee dollars and
seventy-five ents fom the state under the
present school fund ap2ortionment.
Hon. Mr. Mack will speak here Monday
night, canyassiug for Thorp's Springs as H..
cation for The state unworthy.
Captain L. p. Barton, formerly
ru,e agent this state, for th-
postoffice department Tonight mads an
as sault upon ID. walker, OF the Houston
stamp and register d'nartment. The cause of
the assault Is supposed to be sone old official
f-ud in connection with lostoffice matt rs
Barton KIN cked w al err from a Cue ir rs be sat
~ the flee door, and Ri ked h IN in TIE face,
bruis'ng MIN up pretty severely.
No further Spread OF smallpoX.
Sheriff |ohe to-day su.d out an irJunction
rehtraiI ing Liberty county from tuing hiui for
funds in his hands garDist eed by Galyt ston
county. The amount collected by Noble Is
$500 on default bond If Andrew
j. Walker, who forfeited hi,
bond in Liberty county, and
whose securities are residents OF this county.
This is the finale of the ia Uous Walker and
Bl CIR case, and Calves on county wants the
money, as having had the most trouble with
Tho noted prisoner. Notle's cnuse of action is
to prevent complicated litiga'iOn, ana he
prays tor an order Of court establishing q
pr per claim for the fund which Is In his pos
SESSION.
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special W the Herald.
Galveston, July 20--On Saturday night
lat, the house Of Mr.. Jake Davis, OF the
firm Of u. X Davis & Bro, furniture deal
ere, WAS entered through window and a
gold watch and cham n fac imported mer-
schaum cigar holder tipped with amber, and
n few other articles abstrscted. The case
WAS put in the hands Of Special Officer
Mountain, who arrested Bebjsmin Il. Null
Inns, Il printer, for the crime. Mullins was
bound over to the criminal court in the sum
of $500.
The case of Richard Stephens, for
the murder of his divorced wife, Mrs
ETY., beth Percivsl, whom he shot and
killed upon the balcony Of the Eoglish
kitchen, on Mardi Grss night, as the pro-
cession was passing, was called in the Grim
inal district court to-dsy. "A .venire num-
berng one hundred and eighty has been ex-
bausted and only eight jurors secured. The
case is attracting manifest interest.
The Galveston tE,g le Pass air line to-day
filed its q ct mortgage deed in favor Of the
Mercantile Trust company, of New York, on
he line, right of way and franchises, from
Galveston to Eigle Pass, distance of
thee hundred and fifty miles.
The issue is not to exceed
500 600 per mile of road constructed,
The following telegram, sigsed by various
ministers, presidents of societies and men of
various political opinions, was Forwarded to
Governor Charles Foster, at Columbus:
Governor Roberts having declined to issue
q proclamation that Texas will unite with
other states in services of thanksgiving and
prayer in view of the presidents recovery,
the people OF Texas, of all religious and
political creeds, will observe the day which
shall be appointed"
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The Perry County, Arkansas,
Troubles,

Little Rock, July 20 The outlaw troubles
In Perry county have broken cut afresh. 1t
Will be RENE mbsred that a few
weeks ago Judge Harris and w. L. Matthews,
editor tf the i 0urche Valley Times, were. Or
dered by a ,ele It band OF outlaws to leave the
county. Affairs had reached such Il crisis that
Governor Churc IN sent General Newton, COM
mander of the stare milits, to the scene
to investigate matters. A nuce was tenn.
porar ly eff cted, which was oxen last night
by ths cowsrdly assassination OF MT
Matthews. A special to The zette, oil this
state, from Morr lton, saysa messenger from
Prrrpville arrived here az daylight This
morning for a doctor to attend Nj ttnews,
ed itor of the Fourche Valley Times. who was
shot last night at nine O'Clock in .ront of his
office. Eighteen buckshot took effect In his
lief side aud arm. Matthews and his clerk,
who had b. en- out 10 the well for
water, we're returning to the otf5e, the
c'erk lea irg. v lille opening The ooor; Mat
thews being behi d, a shot waa fired and Mat
.thews fell. A man was seen running OIL, but
could not be rec gnizsd. A n tice was left at
the residence of Juus Harris, advising that
gentleman to leave The county.
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Ce.cerp,ps che Trau.vaaI.

Iondon, July 22.-The vote Of censure.
which Sir Michael Hicks Bach will move on
Monday next in the house, is as follows:
That IN the opinion Of the house the course
prrsued BIZ the government In regarl 70 The
Uprising IN the TraDsvaal, which 60 Tar is es
vet unexplained 10 parliament, was In the
ioss OF vslusble land without yindicatlng tn
authority of the crown. is 6anght with
danger and safety OF her mslestye 90
TnIuiOus in South Africa; TAILS 20 provide
for the 10 6Iim.ut Of obligations coDtrncted
BIZ Eoeland OEard European set leie, ana na-
tive al The Transvahl. Mr.. r ithbOne. hberAls
n0vet an fmeudmeBt ~ follows; Ihht tbe
bOuss be1isvirg fhat a cJutiuusnce OF the
war "a the Trnnsyeal would rot h-Fe
advanced the interests 81 Erelsuds apeprOr
fhe ffepe taEeu By she government , eject
nescafiI seffiernert, end f-sls osr1dsut ttrt
tvarv care will % q zen 70 gusrd the Interests
a. ne rafires. - provide fuli lbfriy and equal
treatment for TIE euiirs ghffe IopulstiUn-
eud - prumose hsrTnory ana coed VII among
fhs various race % south Affica.
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, July 22.-Judge I'd DeVlne'
la the morning Express, endorses the action
of Governor Roberts, in refusing to CO Operate
with Governor Foster
man named Hill was arrested last night
on train from Pearsall, and 1000 II stolen
money recovered. Hill will be taken to Frlo
county.
The Knights of Honor have not been able to
secure eccOmmo la lions for the representatives
lat the order e. pect to be here on August ID
The hotrls are constantly CT wded.
The Casino association of this city reso we'd
to-day to give grand banquet and jubilee 9.
the day set apart for juuilee for the prcsl'
DENTS recovery. twill be the erandest affai.
of the kind ever held in the Alamo City. No
expense will be spared.
The,sunset railroad Ia low 30 miles west
and will cyess the Chicon In three days. In
tholt line large force OF Chlnamen Will be
nut on the road There Is autho' Ivy for say
'pg passenger trains will be run"1nE through
to Fan Francisco, California in twelve
months.
1t isaaid the Brush road will be builf from
Harwood to Gonzales and from LaGrangeto
Bastrop and Austin.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Aus In, July 20 "A gentleman In this city,
ofhlgh standing, ates that Rev. j. X. street,
of Waco, Is authority fur the statement that
Senator Coke would canvass aud deliv. fiji y
d, echts in favor of Waco Tor the state uni-
yerslty. This gentleman who says he Will
make afiid avit to the TACT II necessary, statt 8
that MIR. Street made the statement ON the
tIain betw cen Au tin and -an Antonio In his
piese ca and that several hers.
Attorney. Geu.ral McLeary To-Day deilV-
er, d the following opinion on the important
CASES If the Sabine fast WHAT company and
the Sabine Pass VIII ri and waIehUu Use COM
psny, submitted 10 him by the secretary
Of state: First, that ME what
company may charter under the general
ine0rpu ration aot; second, that the Chartered
q ate companies have only the ordinary
p wers gra Ited toall corporations; third. That
hey do not have the right OF eminent DOMAIN,
uGless II is expressly granted by 'glslatve
enactm mt; fourth, that they must acquire
cOnliol OF Riparian lands before the erection oil
the wharves; fifth, that they must secure from
the state, by express legislative grant, the
right to use The flats between hign and low
water III ak and Detwee The channel and me
shore; SIKH, the rates of WHARFAGE are always
subject to legislative control; seventh, lhsse
privileges cannot be antod exclusively to
any corpor alton, but are free 10 all charters
The follow ing charters we've fiitd o-day: me
Sherrers business college, Of Galveston, no
capital BtOCk, DuC rear " PEI
so al properly to tbs value 81
llO,OO Is uop'd to be acquired; the
Wealth rford STU ct railway company, CAPT OF
stock $4,000 Directors, Samuel IL M!lllken.
II p DubietJ and p L Brannon.
The Ia nd office issued $50 certificates to-day
to The Texas d Mexican railroad company.
Claims approved by the veteran hoard
deD, Geurte allen, " p Kerr, HR Latimer,
Jnel W Robertson, Mary Creaswell, EAwsrd
Morton, James n Hill, Simon Ford, W A
f .ires, Berry z RedGeld, Louisa Breeding,
John BlaDd.
Rel coled: G Fulcher, NJ W bikes, Angelica
Dew.cz, tiety Cruise and Samuel . Henry.
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, July 22.-There is rumor correr
here that the general Offices of the Texas Pa
clfic rsilw are TO be returned TO this city,
though upon what 1t is founded your cores
pondent has not been alb to discover.
The mercury ranges regularly up In the
nineties.
ually burnt up. -Vegetat on OF all KINDS is
dylTg. Even The trees and shrubs are turning
brown. Cotton has stood wet! unIil very re-
cepty, but begins 10 show the effect OF beat
and drouxht. No vegetables in the market.
No raj, 70 over three weeks.
Mrs Mary shotwell daughter of.Dr s john
son, died In This CITY this Afternoon OF COZ
sumption. .,,
The cnid offs Lehman, merchant OF this
pIacs, was hurled TINS afternoon.
The nres ident of the L 81 T,Xas railroad Is TO
he IN Marshall nnout the lst Of August TO dis
cuss with our people the propriety Of making
this place the northern terminus OF tne r9su,
Three roads from Marhsall to Sabine Pass
are now projected.