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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

In the house of commons, Canada, the
government refused toremedy the grievances
of the people of Manitoba, as presented by
Cameron, of Huron. Upper said the dis
content was caused by the liberal party and
their friends in that province.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

Adolph stsen, of Hoboken, N. j., boy of
II, hung himself yesterday rather than re-
turn to the school ship from which he had a
short furlough. Before hanging himself he
dressed himself in his mothers clothes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28
Hat Material.

The fashions talk about "shot silk, 1t
must be the material SO many hats are made
of. LoaUeR Courier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

A Surgical Miracle Required.
If Blaine's head was only on Bob Lincoln's
shoulders the Republican convention would
| have an easy job-GdUeSton Nelcs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

A high wind in Kansas City LAST night un-
rooted two brick houses and slightly damaged
a number of others.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

During December, 1888, there were 1880
samples of foods, etc., examined at the Park
municipal laboratory. Of this number 633
were returned as good. The samples in
Guided S21 wines and 497 milks. OF the
former 143 were reported good, and of the
1attar 207
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
\ LittlC TUU Fresh.

:; ClSclSSArI,. O., September Or. II.
Evcrs, M Engishman, was before United
States Commissioner Harper to-day on a
charge Of smuggling preferred by NJ. s.
Baldwin and c. Furber OF Chicago. lie was
released on his own rccognizancc, Com.
missioner Harper intimating that in his
opinion IN improper use was being made
OF the United States authorities. Eyers'
arrest was msde on Saturday or Sundavon
atclegram from Chicago which directed
his trunks betaken in charge. This was
done, hut afterward taken in rcplcycn by
Baldwin, of Chicago, who made aicharce
OF swindlins. The other parties, George
A. Phillips md W. n. Marshall petition
for receiver Of lands, Of which Edward,
alias Byron II. Evers, holds title deeds,
Judge Maxwell appointed Edward II.
Pelton receiver and he also claimed
the trunk, which, it is said, held thctlecds.
He opened the trunks and took certain
papers. EveB has caused n warrant 10 lie
issued ior the arrest Of Baldwin and Fur.
Der on 4 charge oil perjury, but he has not
been able TO serve il. ;. Evers saws he rep.
-fescnts 40 English syndicate owning n
large body OF land in the Mississippi Val.
ley; that Baldwin was a sub.ayent who
was discharged and now seeks TO obtain
redress in this way i i n igsl:.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10

MEMPHIS, Tenn, scplcmbcr.o. .o.-Fire dc :
stoyed the west hall Of ARKANSAS City, on
the river 200 miles below here, last night.
Ten or twelve business houses were en-
tirely burned. The value OF the property
lost is roughly estimated at $4,000; in
surance $4,000. About half OF the place
was destroyed By fire on the 23d Of Jan
uarys last, and IL man named Lowman,
whose store was insnrel for $4,000, has
being that he fired the place ut the time
named. The feeling among the citizens
for three months past has been very bitter,
threats Of bloodshcd being frequent, and
visitors from the place now here express
fears that trouble may yet occur, ii it
should be found that The fire Yesterday
was OF inccndi:,ry origin. ,.H ~ ril.1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10

CHICAGO, September 9.-Thc roads run.
ming East from this city will be fully rep
resented at the meeting OF the General
Passenger Agents, to be held at Indianap.
oils today; to consider the present pas.
scngcr rate complications. The indica.
tons point more iayorably to adjustment
OF the difficulties than they did few DAYS
ago, and hopes are now entertained TINT
something may be done toward a final
agreement. It has been the opinion here
tofore that the Grand Trunk and Western
roads, which were not in the old pool,
would not be represented ut the Indianap.
oils mecting,but these roads have finally
decided to-participatc in the PROCEEDINGS.
They state that ii n proper spirit is dis.
played and u fair accorded them
they will Join n new agreement for the
future maintenance OF ratcs. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
TIE OHIO MINERS,
The Columbus Conventional; isposItIon t

me Coiunhus Conrsntinn-!AS ispositIon to
Accept tls Summer Rate. '5. & q
CoLuMrus, O., September 0.-'rhe STATE
Miners Convention, which assembled here
to-day, is one Of the largest delegate gath
erlnss OF the association which has ever
been held. There are over forty delegates
from all the districts in the State, and
they represent between $4,000 and 1900
miners. They arc moving slow and with
much delibcration, owing to the criti.
cal situation in the Hooking Valley.
The greater portion Of . the day
was consumed in the adoption OF rules
for the government of the convention. Il
being decided to discuss first the rate Of
mining, and then consider miscellaneous
business Speeches were limited to FIVE
minutes on any one subject. The sessions
OF the convention were private, and all in.
formation received is given out bv leading
miners and officers. A pretty full expires.
sion was had on the question OF the rate
rs to whether il would demand the winter
rate OF eighty cents, which should have
gone into effect September lst, or whether
it would continue, at the summer rate,
seventy cents. .r s = =
There was expected 10 be strong Gle.
mcnt in the convention which would lis.
ten to nothing except an advance, bat it is
said this sentiment was very much in the
minority and none favored that course
except those delegates from the northern
part of the State and some from the
Shawnee and a: few from the Ohio
Central region. The Hooking Valley
delegates favored continuing the summer
rate. No vote was taken OH the question,
and an evening session was held. 1t is
thought il vote was taken that it would
be almost unanimous in favor OF con.
tlnuinns the summer rate, and It's be.
lieved that will be, the vote when it is
taken tomorrow morning, when, it is said,
the matter will be decided. s'
". Is. Rend, OF Chicago, is here and has
written for the evening papers long com:
munlcation, taking the side OF the strikiuc
miners in the contest in the valley as on.
posed tothe operators, and offering his ser.
vices us arbitrator OF all difficulties. The
railroad company and the operators refuse
TO recognize Rend in that connection, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
NEWS DRIEF,
1T isof!icallystated that war will shortly
be declared against China by .France. N

cit isof!iciallystated That war will shortly
be declared against China by France.
The late Secretary OF the Treasury,
Charles James Folser, was buried at his
home, in Geneva, n. Y, yesterday. b.
Jake Gaudaur, OF st. Louis, and George
lfosmcr, OF Boston, have signed articles 10
row three mile race at Creve Couer Lake,
near 81. Louis, September 2lst. II 'i3
During thunder storm ut Middleton,
N.H.,sl last evening lightning struck the
iarnihou OF Geo, J. TUFTS, setting it on
fire. a nine.ycar-old daughter Of Mr..
Tufts was instantly Killed. lI3}5l !,
The Executive Committee OF the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company recon.
mended 4 declaration OF tho regular o,lar.
terly,dividend Of II percent. The books
close September Goth, and reopen October
9th. Tile dividend is payable October LIST.
The stove lnoulders situation at Cincin..
natl, is growing more scrious.l The Cham.
berlain foundry, which has been at work,
Is now, stopped, and has! Joined tho other
manufacturers. The few men $,wllo are at
work atthe other ioundries sare virtually
imprisoned, It being dangerous ior them ia
appear on the streets, 5, f;i.ts q; T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
4 Zig Gold Find.

HELENA, MoSr., September so.4There
is great excitement at Benton over the.
confirmation OF an important gold dis.
eovery in the Little Rocky Mountains, 100;
miles northwest Of that place. When the
discovery was first reported the citizens OF
Benton sent n committee consisting Of
T.. Ashland and Dennis lIalpin, to inves-;
hgate. They tclegraphed to-day that the
mines were good. About one hundred
claims were taken up. Those worked pay
IRON six 10 eleven dollars per dny:
to man working with nm ordi-
nary gold pan. In one instance $500
was taken from pit twenty feet square.
Jerry Collins, editor of the &Benion lRirer
.'fess, telcgraphs that half the citizens OF
town are either preparing to Join the
stampede or arc already gone. N} I. :. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10

!CmcAGo, september 9.-Wm. Lyle, a
Times reporter stabbed an engineer
named John Gregg during dispute in
regard to afoot race at the State Fair
grounds Yesterday, The parties had pre-
viously had some. words, but the trouble
was sappose'lto beoyer.wlien Lyle drew
his pocketkniic and sprans for. Gregg,
cutting him; in the; throat, brcast ! and
stomach, before tho knife could he taken
from him. Lyle was Immediately taken
away by the police. Grcgg's friends or.
sanized vigilance committee to try and
capture him. but:thei5 police hurried Lyle
away. Gregg cannot live. Lyle recently
horsewhippel Sa reporter in the Time,
office, Heis' q southerner, d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
~ AROY's FOOLISH CI,I.lE.
killing n Child and Himself In the G rom,

hu'hs NhiId ana Himself IN the Grounds
~ OF n Hospital. r.
NORFOLK, Va, September "a double
tragedy was enacted here last night on the
grounds OF the ST. Vincent dc Paul Hos.
pital. resulted in the death OF n youn.
girl, the suicide Of her murderer, and the
woundins OF another girl, 4 domestic in
the hospital. San' Blouse, known MS Bob,
aged IS, was brought here from proyi.
dence, Rhode Island, about two years ago,
MS an crrund boy. His disposition Was
apparently amiable, and he was fond Of
spending his leisure time with Nellie Dey-
lin, pretty girl Of II, IN attendant OF a
sister. Last night us Nellie and the Young
German servant, Caroline Salomousky.
were crossing the grounds laughing and
swinging Il bHcket between them. Bob
walked up behind them, drew Il large his.
tol and fired, striking Caroline in the hand
and intlictin. II painful wound. Firing
again, the ball struck Nellie in the back,
coming out just above the left brcast, and
killing her instantly. IIc then ran 10 a
secluded place and Shot himself. s.$-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
Dcstruc.iye Fire at Pittsburgh,

PlrrsEuKGn, September o.-Thc adjoin,
ing warehouse OF Joseph Benedict 4 Co.,
wholesale rag dealers, and Martin Pratt &
Co., wholesale tea dealers, Market street,
were completely gulted by fro tonight.
The fire was caused by, spontaneous COM
bustion. which ignited n; large lot Of old
rags, The stock being very combustible
the flames Spread rapidly and before the
engines arrived OH the ground had gained
such headway that all hopes OF saving the
buildings was abandoned and the iiremen
directed their attention to the adjoining
property. David Lewis, OF engine com
pany No. 4, was struck by falling beam
and seriously injured. Loss on building
and stock forty thousand dollars; partially
covered by insurance. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
A "REGISTEn" FALSEI,oon
Nniled-The Matter of til. Ad,n,,,Ion NJ n
"a co'ored Student to tho University,

Correspondence Of he Iute,iiyencer. ""
Mono Axrowy " Y, so,,.,.,,
WhonI = ,,o,.,.,,,,,, ,,,.,. , .p.e'''per o.
"n,,. ~ correspondent writes q gooo
sized ialschood hc straightway proceedst,
sign himself "Truth." This il tho wa,
ycritas I ?, ,loos IN ,,;s lac, ans, l., M W..
p,,;.,.. ~" =. mo ".'. .''o'' !" ','
ne9'S.s,' :. !. IL not true tIat a student II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
3 a FATAL FIGHT

{. 80 h . :
Between baltimore 4 Ohio Lnborrrs ar,,
4ts- 80. C0nl Miners. % f T.; 5g
s.'trial Di;paies 10 he la't!!iacncer. 5s ,s,a
FAlnMoNT, W. VA, September SON
Sunday afternoon a ligh, occurred bt :
tween a few laborers employed by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and some coal
miners about a mile from town, during
which an Italian by the name Of loser h
Mastrlanni had his skull crushed and was
nearly killed. X, lli, ,,'''''''' '' /" ''s 10
1t seems that Mastrianni and two or
three companions were quietly cnioying
themselves when they were attacked bv
TWO or three miners who assaulted them
wi.hout hprovocation. The injured man
nus oseh unconscious since the fight and
the doctors think his injuries viii nroye
iatal. Tie is about IS years of ase and nm
married. - "''' ''', W -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
AaDES0LATE CITY.
T1EMAnclI or THE DEATH ASGTLi
:" Nnpies-Ovcr Eight Hundred Gases 4 I
S"o'era '''I "nd Three Hundred Den, Ii. = The
sex "hd Dying Left In the strcctsEThs
5s+ Authorities Completely laraiyred. q.

NAPLES, September liking lIumbcrt
attcr visiting tho poorer portions OF the,
Guy today inspected Christalinc hospital.
nc declined to use disinicctants while
making the tour Of the town and Of the
wards in the hospital. The King was ac.
compahled by his brother the Duke ,of
Atosta, Minister Of the Interior, and For
eign officers. ls.
INC burial Of the dead from cholera Is
found very difficult, owing 10 the unusual
large number 80 suffering needing inter.
ment. A soldier suffering from violent
attack OF cholera was taken to the hospital.
and in his delirium threw himself from from,
the window. .1s
During the lust twenty.iour hours there
have been 500 fresh cases Of cholera and I
Soo deaths in this city. The town presents
gloomy aspect. Images Of tho saints.
with Acolytes bearing lighted tapen form /,
cd procession, headed by women, and
marched through the streets and in.t
voked the help Of tho Virgin,
a large crowd assembled outside
lhe church OF San Gencvaro inScco,nIi- !
sequence oithcrcrorttlat thevirgin SIaair.y;; !.
had descended upon the ALTA, and bestow-gi
ed her blessings upon the people. The !
do2rs Of the church were closed, and tho
c'owd attempted to break them open. open ]
N 9 o > - AHka
Troops arriving, however, the doors we, az q /
opened and the multitude rushed in nj d Z
i4llupontheirknecsand engaged in fervenst
prayers. 4. Il f- z: ,535, i
King liumbert visited later in the day
the Conchia Hospital. An immcnsc
crowd attended upon the King. There /
was an ovation as he procccdcd.thronshl
the streets. Bon fires were lighted through
out the city and disinicctants were freely;
used. 3 "a
z There is complete break. k.lown here on I
the part OF the authorities in relation to
help for the cholera victims, owing; to 4 :
want OF medical comforts and stretcherrss.: 4
The sick are left abandoned in the
streets and no measures are, or can be y
taken to remove the dead. IE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
TI.R0UGHsTHE STATE.
BATTLE IN JErrEnsoS COUNTY.
Republican Prospects Frightening Up--IIelp
Needed In tho Democratic Stronghold,
a BiE Hoon, In Grant Count nty-Othcr q
sthtc News OF General Interest.


l A
kEAnSErsvlLlE, JEFFERSON Couyry
September s,-A Blaine md Logan
club was organized ut this place with d
membership of thirty.tivc. &C. Getzen.
clanner was elected Chairman, and Dr.. D.
W. border Secretary. There are ut this
point about ono hundred and fifty Rcpub.
lican voters, all OF whom viii ioin the
club. Besides these, wc will add several
names who heretofore were In the Demo.
cAtic ranks. One has already Joined.
Last Saturday evening Qhe Gtl) the club
was addressed by the lion. George +.
Evans, the live and popular postmaster Of
Martlnsburs. Ills address WIS sharp and
decisive, and many were Tho heavy blows
he gave the West Virginia Bourbons. h
lie marks were also made by Mr.. Miller,
OF GcrardstOwn, and d. W. border, MEM
bcrs Of the club. a.fg..t t1g.,I-
Our people here feel very mucl, cncour.
aged and arc proud OF the fact that we
have organized tho first Republican club
that was ever attempted ut this nlnce.
There Arc II large number OF Democrats
IN THIS county who with little persuasion
would bolt the Democratic household and
vote for the Republican nominees. They
arc afraid OF tho free trade policy OF the
Democrats and arc disguised with The par.
ty. that is slowly sinking our little noun
tain State into bankruptcy and disgrace.
But the most na,,scating dose OF all is, that
they are heartily ashamed OF the dirty,
ioui-mouthed, bloody-shirt speeches oi
their candidate for Governor, inconsistent
and erratic "Windy Wilson," @
What We need here are good speakers
to thoroughly stump this county, which is
tho very hot-bed OF secession or rebel
Democracy. The people want cnlighten.
ment on politics. They only hear one
side and believe it. Come over into Mace
donia and help us. Let the leaders OF the
party remember old jefferson, one of tile
Democratic stronsholds OF the State. Send
lis men that can brand the lies that vii
son has uttered and show these people
how the fair name .oi. West Virginia has
been blurred and disgraced BY Demo
cratic rulers.
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: BLooNlSGToS, ILL.,, September o.
George Murphy, q farmer Of this county,
met with;a horrible death this afternoon
He was threshing grain With n steam
tliresherr, and while crossing bridge from
one field to another the bridge broke down
and Murphy was caught between the
steamer and the tank and crushed. Al
the same time the steam escaped upon
him, and before he could be rescued he
was dead Heleaves q family. :, }l,2I
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-. q "a.
The Reception of sexton and Rcllmnnd

Ahc reception OF sexton and Redmond,
DUBLIN, September 9.-Messrs. Sexton
and Redmond, the Irish members Of Par.
Lament, received an ovation from the
people upon their arrival here yesterday,
after their trip TO America. In the prin-
cipal procession which accompanied the
gentlemen TO their hotel, were several
bands OF music. Addresses oi welcome
were delivered by prominent friends Of
the Irish cause, to which Messrs. Sexton
and Redmond made suitable response.
During the demonstration tho crowd
stoned a house whose occupants had hiss
ca Mr. Redmond. The police hastened to
the scene in time to prevent serious dis
order. In the melee q number OF persons
expressing Loyalist sentiments were
severely handled by the crowd. 5j y !sts,.s
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\ Boom In Grant County,

Corresponding " The Intflligenotr.
Il ELKlSs, GRANT Co, W.YA,W. Va, G..
&P. R. r., September s.-zThe Republican
grand rally here was 4 grand success,
Saturday, September 6. F..M. Reynolds,
Esq, spoke for two hours. Five hundred
county people were III: town. a Blaine
and Logan club was organized with over
sixty members in the evening. The Res
publicans swung to the breeze 15x224 foot
flag and streamer 3xl03 foot between two
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10

JUDGE BnASSoS is, young in this cam
paisn, Before he goes iurthcrhc may as
well understand that his ideas Of the tariff
will not be accepted in Wheeling. We
question whether they will be approved
anywhere in the district. The judges
views rs expressed lust night arc radically
opposed 10 protective tariff. Ii he
doesn't know that tariff for revenue
could easily be laid SO as to wreck
American industries he ought not to
presttne to run for Congress. Assuming
Judge Brannon to be fair man, we must
conclude that he does not understand the
subject. At his own home he is said to
be free trader, which may be only
another way OF saying that he has not in
ves'lsated thequcston. 1t may be that lie
wonld like to discuss the tariff with Gen.
Coli 1.-The can't wait so long he might be
accommodated earlier and Mt short notice.
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Tho Social Sclcncs Cnnycntinn

SARATOGA, n. Y.,.september 9.-At the
session this morning Of the American So.
cial Science Convention, papers were read
on 'rhe Study Of Greek and Latin in
American Colleges by Prof. W. II. liar.
ris, OF Massachusetts,; on "Rccent EluGa.
tional Work, ,"by Mrs. Talbot, oi Boston !:
OH "Ihc Higher Education OF Woman y
BY Miss Dunisdcn, Of Scotland. This was
followed BY debate on industrial educa.
tion, in Which cx-presidcnt Hayes, Pro.
fessor Francis Wayland, Gen. Brinkerhofr.
Hamilton Fish and others participated,
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Ut:line's Callers.

ArGrETA, AlE., ,September9. 9.-AIr. Blaine
remained at home to-day. Among his
callers were Governor ltobie, cx-sccretary
Of the Navy Nathan Goh,, jr., OF West Vir-
ginia, is. Collier, President OF the Maine
Senate and Wm. H.. Gunnison, OF the
Posto!llce Department. Mr.. Blaine re-
celved y large number ofldispatchcs con
graduating him on the result OF the Maine
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s The Blaine Libel sui.

1xD1ASAroLrs,S ISD., September 0.-In
the Blaine-Stntind libel case the defense
to-day served notice on the plaintiffs at.
torney that theywould begin taking dcpo.
sitions in Kentucky on the ODD instant.
Dispositions OF the following named wit.
ncsses will be taken: At Nlillersbrry, John
A. Miller, Daniel a. Smith and wife,
Joseph w. Miller, r. a., Miller, Wm. n.
Miller, Miss Sue Sandusky and d. r.
johnson. At Paris, Samuel r. james and
Dr.. Wm: Kinney. At Georgetown, Mrs.
R Ross and @: ". Vest AtsElnincnce, IL.
Todd Batterton. b.. ~.
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AHrlpcrs Ar.n Torn Out.

ZASEsvrl4.E, O., September o.-A hor-
rible and sickenins accident occurred ut
tie Ohio Iron Company's works about 9
o'clock Hast evening. While Martin Dar-
nell, "A helper aged 6.years, was standing
near,a pair oi rolls putting on his coat to
quit work, his sleeve caught in the rolls
and in n-an Instant his right arm; was
drawn in, torn out atthe socket and wrap:
ped around the rolls. The poor lad lived
but ten minutes -. q. 7 q. ~
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plTrsnrEGH, September 9.-This even
ing passenger train on the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & st. Louis railroad which was
standing OH siding at the south end OF
the Alonongahcla river bridge, was struck
by freight train which was being
switched on the same track. The! middle
passenger car was thrown over on its side,
and hung over the forty foot retaining
wall, which held up the siding. There
were twenty-five passengers in the cur, but
allescaped without serious injury. w.
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LONDON, September 9.-Adyiccs from
Warsaw state that arrests OF Nihilists are
OF daily occurrence. Six persons were ar; ar,
rested on Sunday morning. The police
issued an order prohibiting unauthorized
persons approaching within 300 PAGES of.
the Car Soldiers and gen darmes were;
ordered to fire at any one who crossed the
Cars route as he entered Warsaw. f33ti,s
Crowds OF people thronged the streets
rs the Car passed from the railway,
station to the l.azienks palace. 4 80. y