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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

deprive tho said Elisha Davis OF the value OF
The same and appropriate tho value OF the
same ETC." Held; While II ~ the safer
practice 10 use the precise words OF a statute
IN charging Ak offence, II 10 not always es.
sen,ial TO do no, An indictment following
he statute In Substance Is sufficient. IL
the offence be tat forth IN plain aud intel.
liglble words which are OF equivalent or
more extensive meaning than those used In
the statute, tho Indictment will be held
good. The indictment Ia this case IN sui.
hcient, Affirmed
Brinkoctor vs.. the State; from Guadalupe
county, opinlon by Wilson, |. The court
committed radical error In CHARGING the
jury In these words; II you believe IRON
th0 evidence that the defendant obstruc,ed
the road charged 10 have been obstruc'ed
In Guadalupe county, ana that said road Is
a public road, and that IN doing 81 an of.
fence wes committed. the low then presumes
that the act was Intentionally nnd willnlly
done, and IL rests with tho defendant
and deyolyes upon him TO prove ihs acoi-
den, or innocent intention, and again. On
the trial OF criminal action where tho faots
have been proved which constitute the Of
Tense, II devOlyss upon tho accused TO es.
tablish tho facts or circumstances on which
he relies TO excuse or justify the prohibited
sc. or OMISSION" For thia reason the
judgment Is reversed and the cause re-
manded.
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The Romance OF n Lecturer That Ended
in n prosuic Drunk

in II Prosaic Drunk.
4 special dispatch from Rochester. New
York, says: Tank Kse Is the name OF lee.
turer, who with letters from we'll known
Chicago lecture bureau, made arrangements
with the First Methodist church Of this city
to deliver three lectures here on China and
lie people. He delivered his frat
lecture on Wednesday night. He
proved TO be white man with no
Chinese characteristics, light hair and mus
tache, and no queue. Flo claimed 10 the
church people TO have been found, when an
infant, on the coast OF China, where he was
abandoned by pirates. and vas adopted by
Prince Kung, late prime minister OF China,
who gave him splendid education. He said
further that he came to this couutry in 1876
as chief interpreter and chancellor of
the exchequer OF the Chinese legation,
which position he has since held. Poor
health. he stated. gave him furlough, and
he hes been featuring and travelling for his
health and TO make money. His lectures
on China were exceedingly interesting,
but were interspersed with slang. He
leotured Ia English, but spesks Chinese
and four other Languages fluently.
Yesterday Tank Kee went on
spree. He was seen in state Of intoxi-
cation last night, and the church directors
this morning refused 10 allow this English
Chinaman TO lecture at the church tonight.
He left town this afternoon. Dispatches
from the Chinese legation at Washington
state that they know OF no such man ss
Tank Kee and denounce him as q fraud.
The exposure has caused considerable ex-
element In church circles throughout the
civ
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FLOTSAnt,

Business men, tho Hunstablo Comnon
Sense shoes are easy.
The liverymen's matinee comes Off this 2
p. m, at he race course.
There was another light rain yesterday.
The weather continues cloudy.
See to.mofroN's HERALD for particulars
OF big land sole "Out West"
Hammocks, Indian cubs and base ball
supplies, n. J. Il. Fesrs, sos Main street,
Colonel ]. II. Bryan has sold his elsgsn
residence on Ervay street TO Judge Aid
ridge.
The exhibition drill and ball of the La.
mar Rifles will be repeated tonight by re-
queet.
Waterproof polish for ladies' and gents
shoes at Palace Shoe Store, ITO Lamar
street.
The rooms at tho new merchants OK.
change, which are for rent, are rapidly be-
| inc taken.
Every one go TO the opening Of Living.
ston's Restaurants, Beard of Trade and
Dslmonico, tonight.
For elegant paper hanging, picture
| frames and artists materials, go 10 j. d.
Roberts Il Co., ut 7l7 Elm street.
@. c. Wilson mus. send report 10 A. NJ.
LOOMS, I'll Psso, Texas, inside OF ten dayG.
a. M. LooMfs.
For tho leading weekfies, society and
| sporting papers, and the best wines and
| liquors, go TO Ord's, Ia Lamar street.
II you have any flowers IN pots you can
| loan the ladies to decorate the Press hall,
send them 10 Mayors hall this morning.
J., d, Roberts & Co., III Elm street, are
headquarters for picture frames, arlsts'
materials and artistic paper hanging, The
latest sty les OF wall paper.
Ladies, do not forget that you aud each
OF you are invited 90 come to Mayors hall
this morning to assist in decorating the
room for the Press Association.
Those who wish TO rent rooms in the new
Merchants exchange building should put
in their applications to Mr.. King the tee.
rotary OF the Merchants exchange.
Several OF the candidates were moved
yesterday to HE themselves 10 Wesley
chapel, where n picnic was in progress. OF
course they didn't go to shake hande.
IA. Seegar. the dentist, has removed to
the post-oflice block, COG Elm street. Prices
OF work: Full sets teeth. SIS; gold Filings,
50; amalgam, SO cents; extracting teeth so
cents.
In the HrRALp's Fort Worth special OF
Yesterday morning, Mr.. John s. Witwsr. OF
this city, was put down a. for Logan" He
requests MS 30 state that he Is FOX Blaine
and Lincoln.
All persons who have carriages or bug.
cies they will loan on Wednesday after
noon TO give The editOGJ drive will confer
a favor hy addressing w. l.. Hail at the
HERALD office.
Il will pay Dallas to entertain the Press
Association we'll. List year there were
columns written upon our growing city.
There will be more still written this year
4 II onr Deople do their dutV.
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Sad Stnte of Annirs.

SpoKKNE FALL, w. T., May 2.-Last
night at Thompson Falls, an Indian, with
table. The Indian was charged with un-
fair dealings. A fight eosued; the Indian
started to run and was fatally shot In the
back by one Of the gamblers. As the
news spread Indians began 10 collect and
show signs of general uprising. The rough
est element in the country 10 now collected
at Thompson Falls. II IL unsaie for man
e 8 number OF persons have been robbed,
The came stats II affairs exit at ePoksns
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Georgia Republicans.

Alfalfa, May AIN the whig-republi-
can convention to-day the matter OF send.
Ing delegates To Chicago was referred to the
executive committee with power to
act. The matter OF the state
convention to nominate state officers
and presidential electors was left to the ex.
ecutive committee. II the convention Is
called the committee will put out ticket
and endorse General Loogsireet for gov.
ernor. Adjourned.
1t is not known If Longstreet will run.
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PENSION BILL,

WAsnISoroS. May 2-[Spfolol.l -Repre-
sentative Morrill, has been instructed by
to prepare bill repeating the limitation Of
arrears on tho pension act Il ouch bill
passes IL will reopen the flood OF petitions
FOR back pay on pensions gotten under the
present law, which prohibits tho payment
Of pensions to begin with the act granting
said pensions. The passage OF such bill
pensioner. in Texas.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Compromise Il the Gossip ON the Tariff
BllI.
Minister Foster ana Dadeau's Charges =
Congressional DATA.
Washington News Items
THE TARIFF MEASURE.

WA,nrseros, Nay. 2.-[Speclal The
There Is gossip about q compromise bill
The element that follows neither Randall
NOR Morrison Is agltsting move TO oiler u
substitute for Mornson's bill, which Will
unite the democrats aud many republicans
whose constituents, no SHOWN by recent
conventions, expect aud wish some tariff
legislation Ga tho other hand Morrison be-
lieves his bill will pass. He " gatheringvo.
and summoning assent memoers by letter
and by wire. The same iblne IL going on
among the republicans to defeat the bill.
Randall will speak, IL is said, on Tuesday
and powerful, but Intellectual effort IL pre-
dicted
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impOrtunts
When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at cost of 81 100000, re-
duced to 5. and upwards per day. Euro
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages aud ele'
waited railroads 10 all depots. Families can
live better for lees money At the Grand
Union hotel than in any other irst-olGss
hotel In the city
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Heavy Mail Robbery.

SAN Francisco, May "A Victoria, Brit.
ish Colum bia, special says: The astounding
discovery has been made that mails that
left Victoria March q aud "a for cas-,
Europe have never reached their destina'
tiou. They are believed 10 have been
robbed on the line OF the Northern Pacific,
The pecuniary loss will De heavy.
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Tint are Reliable.

FULLER, Ark, October 10, 1888. j. +.
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find that they possess great curative prop
ertios. Your Bile Beans and Chill and Fe
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consider your medicines are good and pre-
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Yours truly, j. II. CUBRUrr
For sale by all druggists.
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lopm,n,s I'm Cancer Trcntme,t

DE lclopmcnts In Cancer Treatment.
Mr.. w. II. Gilbert, Albany, Georgia,
says: "a gentleman named Moore near
this city had an eating cancer on his face,
which had eaton away his nose and his
under lip, and had extended up until II
had nearly reached his eye. The cancer
was eating his gums and had rendered his
teeth 70 loose that hs thought they might
at any time drop out. He has been taking
Swift's Specific about tire months, and its
effect has been wonderful. IL has driven
the poison from his system, the csncer
has heOled greatly, his teeth have become
strong again, and he thinks he has been
rescued from an awful death. He IL the
most enthusiastic man ever saw" Tret tise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
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Don't forget that A. ID. G. Miller has O
firs.-closs photograph gallery. snd that MS
work will not be-; excelled by none. Flo
has Just returned from 81. Louis, bringing
with him fine assortment OF accessories
and background. He also has procured
the wonderful Euriscops. This mammoth
tube makes life-siza photographs OF
the sitter, cutting plate perfectly eharp q
by "a. This work Is finely executed, IS well
as all small work done by him. Call and
see for yourself. A. Q. ID MILLER,
Cpl Elm etreet.
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FORT DAVIS.

FoRr DAVE, May 2-[Spsoial .l-Sper,
rim, who, /. will DO remem bcred. was ar
rested aud jailed here last January, on sus
picion OF having iou'ly murdered Nike
Dorsey at Murphysvi!le, Texas, broke Jail
last Tuesday night, although his escape
wa. not detected until last night. Sperrin
is abort % ysar1 old. about five feel,
stsnds erect, will wsigh about 100
pounds, dark eyes aud hair. aud light
moustache: no color in the flco and very
pale from confinement. He hss relatives IN
0ssvllle, Live OAK county, Texas. He
parents reside in KausAs Ciiy. Our sheriff
will pay $3.50 for hts detention in auy jail
in this state.
Doughty, the murderer OF an FL Psso po-
lloeman, was brought hero to-day from El
Psso on change OF venue. He is max iug
an effort TO give bond, with but little hopes,
however.
A ire broke out last night mt a Submit.
ihry post near here, known az the Pinery.
FourteeR government snimGls were burned
TO death Ia the stables; loss about
1900. The United States troops will
probably be placed IN camp in the
UhiEs mountains near the Rio Grande, this
summer. This will cause tho southern part
Of our county, now devoid OF American set
Element, TO ba occupied by stockmen.
without protection from tho government,
they will not venture there.
A bleak norther IL prevailing here.
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Returned to Work.

READING. Pa, May 2.-Four hundred
Italian laborers of the Schuylkill valley,
who struck for an increase OF wages return.
ed to work at 1:l5'to-day.
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Pedestrian Contest.

NEW YORK, May 2.-10 a. m.-Score;
Fitzgerald, 4s3; Rowell. 465; Vint, 4i2
Noremac 4ss; Panchot, 43l; Heity, 42si
p. m.-RowelI, 40, Fitzgerald, 4os
Noremac, 1853; Vint, 45l: Elson, 1l3; Nitsw,
$50: Panchot, 4i6, Herty, 4i2.
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Thanked Them ,

NEW YoRK, Nav 2.-The brokera nc the
produce exchange at noon to-day broke the
pit to prices and refused to buy or sell TO
Milmine. Bo man & Co., who represent
the bulls and who are saii TO be cornering
wnaat.
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No Signs of Revolution,

NRw YORK. May "A dispatch from
President Scymser. of the Mexican tele.
graph company, now st the City OF Mexico,
says dispatches via Laredo indicating tho
probabiityof revolution ara sxaggera-
ions. There are no signs of revolution in
he City OF Mexico.
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Held for Trial.

BosToN, May "A. Blaney, chairman Of
the Natick Selectmen, and a legislator, has
been held in lieu Of s., 900 for trial for ballot
s!ufnng.
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ABANDONs THE FIELD.

WASHINGTON, May 2-TSpeoial 10. 8.
Potter, OF Gainesville. leaves for home 10.
night abandoning tho field to Maughs, Of
DenigOD,
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w. w. Dunham, Of Grapevine farm, at
North Paris, has pretty thoroughly demon
ssrated his theory Of outdoor wintering Of
bees. OF fifty-three swarms or colonies
hat he commenced the winter with, he has
My lost two swarms. He hes now fifty.
pc lively swarms 10 commence the season
flSSA.
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, NAV 2 --Followlng is the
weather report for the cotton belt furr ish
cd by the United States slgnsl service, act.
inc w conjunction with the railways:
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Tire's work.

BERLIN, o.. May 2,--rhe Baflin iloul
mill burned yesterday. Loss, s95o00i Ia
surei Tor so eco
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CINCINNATI. May 2.-Clnonnai. 3; co..
umbus, 4. Base hiis, Columbus, ., Gin.
olnnati, o. Error; Columbus, 3; Cincln.
natl /.
PirrsnURo., Pa, May 2 -Aibleties, l0i
Allegheny. 2.
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Falls, where a number OF gamblers from
Thompson Falls have collected. The or
ganlzilion OF Vigilance committee Is
talked Of
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NEW foRK, May the Following 1
the daily comparative cotton etatement:
Total ....... a.so5 2aosl 400 C1a 5.052, $40

Expnrts from al United States ports:
Great Britain, l?,777; France, 8, 1888; CONT
nent, 1905. Total, 27,255 bales. Stocks
Mt all United States ports: This day, $685.
4ls; Yesterday, 650,97l; this day last year,
GA g5l bales
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.
NEw ORLEhNs MAnKKT.

NEW bhLEhNN mhkhhT.
INV ORLxsss, May 2.-Fiour quiet and
"a; white, co to 10. Data dull: A to 45.
Cornmeal in good demand; SO TO SS.O5.
Hay scarce; quoted, prime, $50
TO S25' choice, S27. Pork scarce
and firm; Sl7 80. Lard higher;
tieros refined, 5 8 8, keg, 0 l.8. Bulk meats
IN fair demand; shoulders packed, O 5.S;
long closr and clear rib, SO t. Bacon scerca
and wanted: shoulders, 73.4: long clear and
clea- rib, SOTO 0 CO. Eams-Choice esgsr
cnrod canva,sed steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady aud unchanged. Coffee in
good demand; Rio o,rgoes common TO
prime, S3i 20 II l'2 Sugar dull and
lower; common 10 good common.
IL TO 81; fair 10 fully fair, 10 Ia,
prime 8 3 A; yellow clarified. o to @ IA; white
clarified, Gl2. Molssses dull and un.
higher; Louisiana ordinary to prime, 10 O
Is. Bran dull; 81.
Sight exchange New York, $500 per
81 ,oo0 premium. Sterling md exchange b
b. 1853 IL.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, day 2.--Whest lower:
Corn higher; AZ 3.S to 43 Ia
cash; d3 Ia, June; As, July. Oats
du and nominal; 81 5-8 bid. Cattle
Receipts. 4000 steady; native steers oI
900 to 1887 pounds average, SO TO SIS G5
others unchanged. Hogs-Reoeipts, 600,
ateady; lots Of 1873 TO go pounds average,
$500 10 $3.50; mainly SO 80 10 So 10
Sheep Receipts, is7; steady for coed ma
tivee; average II to 81 pounds, SO 80 20 81 80.
COTTON sTATEMEET.
NEW YORK, May 2--ihe following is
iha daily rnm paratiyp nofton NJ afamapf.
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FORTY.EIGHTH CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.


laid before the senate a .telegraphic com.
muuicstion from Wicker, late collector OF
Key West, Florida, asking that d full in
yestigation ba made into his conduct CON.
nected with the discharge OF his official
duties.
ritories, reported adversely the house bill
recurring the governors OF territories to be
residents for two years In the territories in
which they may DO appointed. Placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Mcmillan, from The committee on
commerce, reported favorably the house
bill amending the act author zing the oon-
strucs'on OF pontoon wagon bridge across
the Miss ssippi at or near dubuque. The
amendment merely m odifies the withdraw,
which, instead Of being 800 feet, psy DO oil
such width as the secretary OF war may pre-
scribe, not, however. less than 400 feet:
Passed. s--a---,-
MI. Cullom, from the committee on terri
tories, reported adversely the memorial
and Joint resolution OF the Wyoming legis.
laturs asking personal compensation.
Mr.. Van wyck of; red a resolution: which
was agreed to, calling on the secretary OF
the Interior Tor Information as to what
action, II any. be taken in regard to entries
Of public land by the Estes park company,
orRenizs ed under the laws of Great Britain,
and doing business 10 Colorado, and made
in the interest OF Earl Dunraven, the Ar
kansas Valley Land and Cattle
company, an English corporation;
Bykso q Hughes, an English
firm, doing business in northern Dakota,
aud Falkner, Bell & Co., another English
firm, doing business in California, or for
the benefit Of said corporation and compa.
niles, all which entries by the reports oil the
Roneral land office are alleged to be frsudu.
lent. Mr.. Van Wyck said the public do
main should be protected and these foreign
syDdicates promptly told Just what their
Ylehts are in this country.
Abe shippiuR bill wac then taken mp and
NJ. Vest made . formal offer OF his amend.
mont. psrmitfipg the admission to the
Ametioau registry of ships bought abroad
nd the sdmise.on free OF duty Of .ship-
building moteriale.
~, TcPkorson offered sn amendment 10
q. exoIudlng -ships bought abroad. from
0oastWioo trode.
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MINISTER FOSTER SPEAKS.


WASHINGTON, May p [Press. l-Foetor,
minister TO Spain, returned TO Washington
to-day from q visit 10 Indiana. His alter
ton being called 10 the charles OF General
Badeau, lste consul general at Havana
against the ste department, he stated that
30 for as they related 10 the recent CONNER
Cial agreement negotiated a. Nsdrid Tor the
West Indian t'sde, General Dadeau was
entirely uasustsined by tho facts. The
llatter alleged that the agreement was rot
kmanlieatly improper aud Ill consid cred; that
- dix weeks after IL was signed IL had
b be abandoned aud new one concluded.
The facts ara tho original agreement sig.cd
January I'D, last provided It's stlpu,atioHs
should 60 into effso. March let; II was ex-
pected that tuch Oi is articles ~ required
the approval %! tho Spanish cortes would
obtain appro T6l before that daie, buI with
In two weeks alter signing the agreement
the cabinet crisis occurred at Madrid; new
ministry was called 10 power aud tha cortes
TO obtain the action OF tho cories
before the first OF March, and
by mutual insent the new ogresm0ns was
substituted, providing for paltlng In opor-
alton the named articles which tho tSo gov
ornmsnts already possessed The power TO
Garry out, and for submitting to tbs c1uris
when il convened there, which the ministry
deemed required the authorization ot that
body. The new agreement is 81 bstanttelly
the same rs the origiua one General Be.
deou' allegations are that tue president has
transgreesed his powers In carry
ing out tho agreement. Foster saye
the treaty 10 made with apparent ignorance
Of the congressional statute which confers
upon the executive full power TO suspend
10 per cont ezra duty on Spanish cargoes,
which - oil tina. hes been done on the part
OF the Unitsd States. Tho general 10
equally at fsult, he saws, In regard 10 the
effects OF the agreement; the loss in plaza OF
being Sc, 500 600, as he alleges, IL vriuslly
nothing, a. most, not exceeding $50 900;
while we obtain y reduction
In tsriifs Cuba and Porto Rico
are averaging at least 80 per cent. on all
the Am srican product. and secure the abo
lition OF the odious dis
eliminating hz2 system,
point for which our government has been
contendiug with Spsio for mora than fifty
years. 1t IL no. claimed the agreement
Is all that Is needed in respect to the Cuban
trade. bat 1t is a gre % step In the right di-
rection. Foster declined to notice tho other
charge against the deDsrtment, as he had
no official koow.ejgs OF the facts in
volyed
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TERRITORIAL GOVERNORS.

WAsHIsaToS, May 2-TPress 1.-The sen
ate committee on territories, In reporting
adversely house bill, providing
tina. no person be appointed gov
,ernor OF territory who has not been
N resident Tor two years of state;
opposed It because II seeks To
limit the president IN his selection the
governors OF certain territories because
II IL extremely doubtful whether any law
can limit the constitutional power OF the
president to appoint such officers and force
them to remain. O,her reasonB ara that
the committee are OF tho opinion
4 law could as we'll restrict the president in
this matter as TO residents in any one OF the
states or persons OF certain height and
payticular com DleyiOD.
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CoMsIITTEE WORK.

WAsHIiGroN, May 2-[Press I-House
committevon military affairs agreed to ia.
vorably report the hill providing for the
erection OF n soldiers homo in Michigan at
a cnst OF $3.50. 0C0.
The house committee on public land has
decided to consider next Tuesday the bill
to forfeit the land grant of the Southern
Pao'fic railway In California.
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