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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05


The Republicans of Saline county
Vii meet in delegate convention al
glst court house ia the city Of Saiina
ou the 18th day of April, lsss. at 10
o'cioCk A. ~, for the purpose at
elerting seven delegates TO represent
sid rouuty IN the district cOnven-
fion 81 the Filth congressional dir
sfirt shich meets az Junction City
Kansas, on the first day Of Nav.
l-ss. 20 nominate q Republican eau
di,lale Tor congressman; also seven
delegates % represent said county Ia
tiie distrirt convention of said dis-
trict 'shich meets ~ Clay Centre on
tiie 30 day 81 Msy. lsss, 60 elect two
drieeairs 20 the National Republican
convention amd to elect one Presi-
sieutiai rlecior. also 1--WE d.-iegate- to
represent said county iu the State
convention mich iuert- al Wichita
un the sih day of MaS, lsss, 10 elect
four sirierSis-- at large to she Nation
~ Republican convention. Also
i've Delegates tn represent, laid
county iu the state convention
Whirh meets at Topeka ga the 18th
tay 81 July, lsss. to nominate can
iidalr@ for state uflicrr-. Also eleven
f'f"Na. a..Aaf-~ W " NsaH-~F-tlA NaaAA N7NMAAN
itI thr Republican Judicial conven-
ti,n o. b. held ~ Ellsworth on the
lsfh day ol May next, To nominate
q candidate Tor District Judge.
The basis uf representation In said
rouuty convention has been fixed a.
follow; Dne delegate Tor every -
Rotss cast fer J.. p. Allen for Secre-
rarN 90 state Al the last general eieC-
tion. ur fraction thereof Of ~ or
nort VOTES. aud - a. follows:
Salina-l-t ward. 3; IT ward, =
si ward. =; ith ward, >. Smoky
Hin. . North Greeley, l. South
tsrs-nley. 3 ohio. 9 Spring Greek.
Pheasant Valley, 3; Glendale >
l,iia Cr--k, I Cambria, 4; Dayton
Na. g.. ., No. -, Z; solomon, B.;
Gypsum. .. Walnut, 9 Sinolan. g.:
"A a~hirCton. Q. AssuIia, =; Bridge
port. o.; Fsiun, (; summit, I; Lib
'fty, 9; Gypsum City. 3 aud Chico I.
lhe PRIMARY meetings will be held
st Pee u~ffal piarr~ rf voting ON the
,iih dsy &c Aptii. ISIS, between the
IoIr- nf ioui and SIX o'clock D. m
iu ala precincts EXCEPT the CITY ui
-alina. Spring Creek, Gypsum City
~nukA View township In which
thr hours shall be- from four to seven
'.ci"ck q. m. and none but Repuhli-
rsu~ Will i,c allowed 20 vote
49, order of the committee.
ID. r. WAGSTAFF,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05
Ncr camhrla Chslt.rlnr.

The star grocery building Will be
sold at sheri sale April =
Jacob II sIne Is here from Penn
sylyania visiting his brother.
/. Fl. Wells gave n birthday cel--
bratiou Thurs lay evening. March
24th, at hi country home four miles
north al here.
Nm. Lsughlin's brother &. here
from Iowa for visit with the
former and his family.
Garden making j. the order of the
day.
Jennie Sullivan Is slowly improv-
ing frcm her recent Illness.
The festival at the church Easter
Monday VAS a success in every par
ticulaT. About S62 was realized
clear Of all expenses.
Mrs. Gilbert, of Salina, spent a
Few days sith her parents Mr.. and
Mr-. James A. Gillespie the first Of
the week.
=. =. Waich, 80 Illinois. was visit
Ing his brothers here the last few
lays he o. on his return from trim
TO The Pacific coast.
David Weaver Is improving his
Residence with q new coat Of paint.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

ANAN by the name Of ST. Peter
a resident Of Abilene-hss been par
doned hy the Governor. The Gov
ernor no doubt is trying 70 come 10
an umicable understanding with the
gentleman who holds the keys. He
fell out with 81. John, aud e don't
pay 10 be cut with ell the saints.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

A s-foOt windmill, derrick and 80
barrel tank In good order, Price $50
II taken immediately. Enquire Of
or address. L c RAwr~
si2-et-if-2t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

rHERL arr fortunately few
thing "a hich decent people have de-
~nrrd -hsll not hv objects Of money
making. \ man is not tolerated in
the thrifty performance Of taking
the coins OF from his dead grand
mother eyes. The avarice Of Gen.
rrai Hsdeau la trying to get by false
rretencrs a I'art Of the money which
tsenetSl Grant earned. while dying,
ier hi~ Widew aud family. j. more
than most people can endure. There
ourhs Ia Dee enough deerney in the
legal profession 10 refuse To push
Rads,au> suit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THE wife Of q prominent gentle
man Of this state. vino has Just re-
turned from Washington, reports
that Cleveland Is becoming knOsn
in the capital city ia n private way
~ drunken sot," aud that when
Mrs. Cleveland made her recent trip
alone 90 New York aud other places,
Il was with the purpose Of securing
an Immediate separation from her
husband. This lady speaks. after a
careful enquiry IN Washington cir
cles that are informed upon these
matters
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

RtSNsCCg doves not seem tn bt
tis- emperor of Germany ~ many
surpassed he would be. Kaiser Fritz
though a sick man. has taken hold
oi the duties and responsibilities Of
his great office with a grip that
leave no doubt that he knows MS
own mind snd mesns to SHOW IL, that
hr hs- will of his own and means
"a eNvrt it. rhe sick man Of Ger
msay do'-s aot bear the slightest
resemblance 10 the sick man oi
rarkvv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THE Ellis Headiight having per
Petrated what the Ellsworth DcmO-
cr0f styles a chestnut. to-wit: that
"the Union Pacific VIII not haul any
more Chinamen ~ they are hand
ling "a freight. " undertakes 10 palm
the smar. saying or on the station
agent. The He0dfghf ought totake
it, medicine. We believe in ''ereCit
to whom credit r. due, and the pun
f. not a bad one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THr Alh,-rt tiriiiin hatcrs are try
ing To hrsd him or hy making Rev.
Brrnsri Kelley candidate for dele
gat--st-lsrg, 90 the Chicago conven-
tiou. Griiiin has been advocated for
ihis rlar- los reason of his leinp
sckuoW ivdr,,l iu Natiunsl way a.
the leader uf the anti-Saloon element
within the Republican party, and not
f"rauy uther reason. Whrnthe oppo-
urni~ of t'rifliu attempt Co substitute
KELLEY for Griffin, ar anybody else
fsr t'rif'in, they are practically tie
fratiug the cause which he repre-
~rut~. Kelley iS no more identiii-
ed with this movement than hun
dreds of other Republicans in our
state, aud his name l. not known
in that connection outside of the
state ct Kansas. II the people Of
lbe state wish to give this question
Which GIilin 80 prominently repre-
~cuts. n black eye, let them refuse TO
eieri him delegate to Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

Tar ted kerchief I'eeping out II
~vu,i.t ingalls, breast pocket u not
So, mu-h for az, 81 ornament, evil
.iruiis. Thurman. with his handana.
rouin give -nurt which could he
heard iu thc renoieSt CORNERS OF the
rariiol. Ingalls, suort- with hi-
mouth not with hi~ nose. The In
gaii~ SNORT IL heard even unto the
ultvrmo~t vorutrs oi the globe. The
Thurman snort Ws- sectional. Tie
iueail~ article l. national. The
Thurman srticie worked simply the
Niu,. ard "I the capital. Il eau he said
81 lnEslis suort. q, IL was said of the
Sark of guhu Wesley, the world ~
ii~ 6ei,.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

Nebraska seed corn, white and
yellow, In ear also seed oats. Call
on n. Solomon or A. G. Foot.
last
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

4 FELLOW al Mcpherson was fined
tl0O aud costs by the police court for
bootlegZing whisky and has appeal
cd to the District Court. II guilty
a. chaaged. he will probably get
thirty or sixty days ia jail, II the
size 81 hi, fine j. not increased. \
man who seeks 10 escape punish
ment for violating the prohibitory
laW in kanss- r. "a good on--il he
succeeds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

OsEAino>A elects q city Ticket
composed of women for cnuncilinsn
aud woman for mayor. This result
will exhibit the Practicabiliiy Of
eleeting women 90 positions in the
city government. When a year
has rolled around. the people 0i
Kansas would like to hear from thai
place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

UNCLE BILLY SHERNAN'> fond
ness for kissing maidens il notorious.
Kaiser Wilhelm's little weakness
was To exchange photographs with
every pretty woman Whose srqu amt
anre he made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

TIE faultiess LaDRtTy viii no
doubt be deeply panied 10 kBow tnRt
her sculpiured form, according 10 the
Greek ideal, would be used for an
outdoor statue for garden purposes,
while that OF the more angular Mary
Anderson would adorn the inner
aaurfu.rt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

ENIGHATION agents estinai" That
a larger number Of emigrants than
ever recorded in any previous year
will leave Scandinavia Tor the
United States during the coming
spring aud summer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

INDICATIuN> this morning pu'nt
TO the election Of II. e. Kumpi, Re
publican. ~ mayor OF Kansas city.
over Lucas. Democrat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THE Marquette MoHifo, -ugg, -ts to
H writer in the Lindshorg Nsw> " ho
signs himself 'Neritas' that he
leave of the i've first letters uf his
name aud then add an ''s'- ~ "a iinal
letter. This looks rs II the Honiior
was bordering OH vulgarity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

Hos. ID. p. LoNG. of Eli worth. i
now announced a. full-fcdged can
didate for Governor. This " ill make
two farmer candidates in the field:
Farmer smith amt Farmer
Long one ot whom would
make an excellent Governor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THE L. :. Supreme Court has
made an order denying the motion
heretofore made fora rr-h.uriug Of
the MsNwell-Prelier murder case.
This j. final ani Maxwell must
hang
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

ALLISON wears big Henry .Clay
collar. lie had better not be too
close an imitator of the Kentucky
statesman, ar he will never he Pr,-i-
lent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THF "anti-Jewett" faction won in
the Abilene city election
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

THE recent Banker '-convention at
Topeka demonstrated against remnv-
ing the duty on flax seed a destrir-
tive of the lax seed and liu=-ed iii
industry ia this country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

TIM German people seemed 6, b.
satisfied that their present rnreior
will he with them very Little longer,
and are sreculsting upon the prob
ably policy of his successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
HOUTZMAN LARGE AGAIN.

Easton, Penn, Oct 16 (spccia.-Mason Houtz-
man. the religious crank, was released late last
night and took the first train for New-York to-day
The Kicker family decided TO pre- socuie him, and
Theodore Kicker brother of the dcluded girls, left
here for Park Ridge 10 institute proceedings. LIZ
zje and Jennie Kicker declare that they are well
satisfied at the way the affair terminated. They say
they cannot explain the hold Houzman had on
them The young man, Storm, who had Jennie at
the depot to tale her TO New-York, has disap
peared leaving no trace behind. When Mrs. Berry
and Mrs Howell, Houtzman's accomplices, reached
the Belvidere Jail last night they raised great
hubbub singing hymns, shouting praying ana de
nounclng their Imprisonment They called on God
'o release then and asked the same source TO send
Houtzman TO them Much difficulty was expert
onced In uuieflng them. To-day they have been
restless and made one or two outbreaks but on the
whole are quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
CANDIDATE FOR PowDERLr's POSITION.

Philadelphia, Oct 1G SpecaD.-The second days
session Of the General Executive Board OF the Knights
of Labor began this afternoon. The question OF allow
Ing Mr. Barry resign again discussed, but Ia
said TO be Mr. Powderly's intcntionsto have him
PEELED. Mr.. Cartoons resignation was also discussed
but action taken on II. W. 7. Lewis, Master
Workman of Miners and Mine Laborers' National Dis
trct Assembly No 135, at the general headquar
tiers this morning. II is understood that Mr. Powdcrly
favors him prospective member Of the Board,
TO take the place of Of the members who resigned
lie probably could be elected to such position at the
coming General Assembly but there is strong feel
ing among influential members Of the order In favor
Of presenting his name for General Master Workman
Toronto, Ont, Oct 16.-T. b. Barry. formerly a
lecturer Of the knights OF Labor, has n circular
to Knights here stating that he and several others
Toronto and endcavor to start knights OF Labor
organization here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
QUINN INVOKES THE LAW.
he Boards HIS FOES IN THEIR LAIR.
CooNEY REsIsTs SERVICE, AND HAS THE PA.
PERs THROWN IN HIS FACE.

Idotic action on the part OF some Of the Quinn fac
ton OF District Assembly 40 yesterday lost good op
pornity for retailing Pythagoras Hall from the parry
that forciby ousted the Master Workman and his allies
on Sunday. At the suit Of the Ncw-fork Protective
Association, Justice Dugro, OF the superior COURT
granted an Injunction restraining David j. Naugn'on'
Michael Brcsln, James J. DAILY. Philip j. McGrath,
Richard A. Cooney, Stephen Ellsworth and Paul Meyer
from interfering with the use management, and con-
troll OF the Offices Of James K. Quinn and Edward f.
Kunze president and secretary Of the association, or
with the discharge of tho duties or the property at
No. 1872 Canalst.
Attorney Herman Fronme and Thomas F. Cherry
left Louis F. Posts ofoe yesterday afternoon to serve
the Injunction, and the summons to show cause why 1t
should not be continued. Breslin was served while
at work In the battery room of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. After requesting Captain Cas-
sidy Of the Eldrdge Street Police Station, to have
officers hand TO preserve the peace, the attorneys
with Messrs. Quinn and Kunzc, went to Pythagoras
Hall The main entrance closed and they entered
the cigar store. McGrath Nolan and Cooney were
identified by Mr.. Kunze, and Mr. Cherry promptly
handed them the documents. Cooney refused to tako
them and they were thrown In his face At this stage
OF the game, when 1t seemed as II McCrath and his
friends would yield, scorc or more OF ouinnS ad-
herents put In an appearance. They we're prevented
by the police from entering the store and creating
disturbance. Nolan locked the street door, and
McGrath stood near the one leading INTO inc nan WIN
pollceman's night-stick in his hand declaring that
any one who tried to pass would " go down" IL
looked II there would be fight as Messrs Fromme
and Cherry tried to with the malcontents The
Quinn party for the time beaten, as with no sup
port de the store, the leaders could not hopo 10
take the premises from their angry and determined
opponents. Bresln said that they refused to recog-
ze the orders Of the Court bee they had no means
Of knowing that the Judges signature was genuine
lie told reporter that they acted by the advice OF
their counsel who he sad had assured them mat me
friends were in possession. and, therefore, was not
valid
home, No. 313 E1fthst, last night. The other de-
PENDANTS will be served to-day. Apple alton VIII Dc
made to-day to have BreSlin McGrath, Nolan ana
Cooney punished for contempt for refusing to comply
with the order Of the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

of the German reports to which his present state
ment is reply. This he did on the ground that
they were ibeous and he admits that his answer is
hbellous. Still English opinion runs strongly In
Sir Morelrs favor.
A passage in Lord Rosebery's speech at Leeds
not reported in the London papers, has an interest
for Americans. Quoting Mr.. Chauncey Depews s
statement to Earl Spencer about Irish feeling in
America, Lord Roscbery describes Mr.. Depcw as,
perhaps, the most brilliant living American, a
man of conspicuous eminence and ability. " H.
added Lord Rosebery, you knew the character
of Mr.. Depew, and the authority with which
he speaks, you would say our cause has received
no more important support since this great con-
hict began u. w. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
An ARTIST TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.
ILL HEALTH LEADS ALFRED GILLIAN TO CUT
HIS THROAT.

Alfred Gillian, a younger brother OF Bernhard Gill
am the well-known artist Of Judge and himself an
artist attempted suicide last evening at his home
No 966 Dean-st., Brooklyn, by cutting his throat,
samuc Gilam Of No. ,23s Dean-sf. has three sons,
who are artists, Bernhard, Frederick and Alfred The
last is the youngest and is twenty-six years old.
year ago he married and went to live In nat AZ
No s66 Dean-st. He taken III fow days ago
with malaria and was somewhat Respondent but no
thought Of his hsrmlng himself was entertained by his
wife or friends
Last evening his brother Frederick talked with him
and he appeared cheerful short time afterward
he went to his bedroom and his wife was alarmed by
his falling TO the floor She rushed into the room
and found her husband lying the floor with his throat
cut by razor Blood flowing freely and he
was unconscious. Ambulance Surgeon Cook and DR..
Sullivan were called In and they found that neither
the jugular vein nor the carotid artery hal been
severed and after stitching up tho wound gave slight
hope of recovery. No reason other than illhcalth Is
known for Gams attempt TO end his life. Young
Gillian contributed TO Judge" under the name
"VictOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
,rrr,r prtrrr NEEDED NOW

The decline OF the yellow fever In Jacksonville has
so reduced the work Of the Auxiliary Relief Assocla-
ton that at rs meeting yesterday arrangements were
egun for giving up rs quarters at the Grand Central
Hotel Weekly shipments of provisions are still
being made More modest quarters VIII. IL Is thought
be sufficient for the short time that the organization
Will continue.
An extra matinee In aid OF the yellow fever suffer
ers I'm Florida Will be given AT the Madison square
Theatre tomorrow afternoon, when GlcItes comedy
ment VIII be under the patronage Of The Ladies' Jack
SonyIlle Relief sodey 9mSng w. %som ,a M %is
cenlo Botta. Mrs.. william n Evartss MIA SAmse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
eoo.rr.s ,,,Nrns WANT BETTER PAY.

pfttsburg, Oct 16 (5peciaD. W. =
Scott IS likely to have another strike OF coaFmners
IN his hand. The railroad coal operators Vi 'io
pIttsburc district met to-day and as agreed upon
~ ,aet rebruarv,s Interstate Convention OF Miners
and Onerators. resolution declaring an advance IN
wages from "a TO 70 cents ton from November
was passed This increase is contingent upon
Ii,e advance TO be made by competitors IN thiS
and other states. The operators who attended 10
davis meeting employ about 5000 men, VINO are
expected TO uso their influence In having the aa'snco
granted at the mines OF the Eric congressman anu
o,hors Who would otherwise have the advantage In
bidding for contracts Last spring similar attempt
was made at scott's mines, but he won, as usual
His men are so thoroughly cowed by the store order
and other obnoxious systems which have been IN
so-ue % for many wears and which prevent them from
bayinc any cash in their pockets that they arc un-
able 10 make a determined stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
BURIAL OF THE MURDERED ITALIAN
NO MORE ARRESTS YESTERDAY AND NO MORE
KNOWLEDGE OF THE MURDERER.

KNOWLEDGE OF THE MURDERER.
The body OF Antonio Flaccono, the Italian grocer,
who was stabbed to the heart Cooper Union on
Sunday night was removed from the undertakcr's
shop in Fourth-st TO the rooms Of the dead mans
children at No. 607 Thirdavc., yesterday, and after
funeral service taken TO the Linden Hill
Cemetery for burial. 1t the intention OF the
relatives to have the body buried in Calvary Gene
terry, but there objection on the part Of the
Roman Catholic officials, who had heard about FLAG
conlos history. 1t said that his children would
be provided with homes by his relatives in Brooklyn
The detectives made no additional arrests in the
yesterday, and Coroner EGman did not succeed
In getting any information out of the prisoner
Fernando Iata who was subjected to a long examina-
ton before he committed to the Tombs. De
tectve Blssert, Of the Ffh-st squad, thought that
the evidence pointed to Natal Sabantino, one Of the
other three Italians arrested Monday the proba
bic murderer The police apparently had come to the
conclusion that Faccono had not been killed by one
alleged murder Of Farach by Flacconio Staten
Island had given occasion for such revenge.
Raimon Farach a photographer at No. 81 Myrtle
ave-, Brooklyn, laughed at the story published yester
day and said that he had not Flacconio for
several years. His daughter said he at home
Sunday light with his brother Salvatore. The police
were said to be searching for stefanO Bono former
no. COZ Third frequently and to have quarreled
with Flacconio lately. Bono said 10 have been
among the Italians who drank wine with FlacconiO In
Ssbatino's cstaurant on Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
WELCOMING EMPEROR AND KING.
ENTHUSIASTIC ENTRY OF EMPEROR WILLIAM

AND KINI HUMbENI 11VIO NM 11h1o'
Naples, Oct 16.-Empcror William and King Hum
bert their departure from Rome for this city this
morning received a popular ovation. They were ac-
COMMANDED by Prince Henry of Prussia and the Dukes
of Aosa and Genoa and tho royal party arrived here
early In the afternoon The progress Of the visitors
from the station to the royal palace was made at
the sowes pace owing to the density Of the crowds
which had gathered along tho route 1t is estimated
that there half million persons on the street
The royal party received fervdly enthusiastic well
come.
Premier Crispi, Count Herbert Bismarck, General
vialc Minister of War; and Admiral Brn Minister OF
Marine occupied the same carriage Emperor william
and King Humbert greeted with acclama.lons on
appearing on the balcony of the palace premier
Crispi was cordially received along the route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
MAGNETIC IRON ORE IN SOUTH cARoLINA.

Columbia, s. c., Oct l6 tspeciaD.-The Magnetic
Iron Ore and Steel Company, composed Of capitalists
from Atlanta and Birmingham, which was recently
chartered in this State, has just purchased for 100000
the greater part OF the magnetic Iron ore tract near
the town OF Blacks in York County, this State. IL
was known that there was iron ore In this section
but nothing was done toward utilizing IL until The
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago road was run
through there. The property contains an inexhaust
ible supply OF the finest quality Of magnetic steel ore
The company will at once build steel furnace ana
rolling mills on the line of the Charleston, Cincinnati
and Chicago which road will bring coal to the furnace
for a. 10 ton-