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The morning call., 1890-05-09

Hutchison, O'Brien and Earle making home
runs. Summary:
Chicagos:: ."....-.....-.....2 0 o IL Os-1S
Clnc1nnatls.. ."..............4 001 8 1000 8
Base hits-Ohicagos 1S, Cincinnatis IL Errors
Chicagos 3. Cincinnatis 2. Batteries-Hutchinson,
Maggie and Kittridge, yiau and Baldwin
The morning call., 1890-05-09

see no good In his books"
self" p'oAs " my
"You did2"
Yes; Twas paid S25 for correcting the proof.
NJ ,gazine for Nav
The morning call., 1890-05-09
A Case of Luek

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-The visitors
outbatted and outfelded the home team to-
day, but lost the game in the sixth inning,
when the Phillies batted out four runs.
Summary:
The morning call., 1890-05-09

I3,nnaueiPnias. '.'...............0 0 o 0-6
b0stohs. .......-.......-.-.......0 1 D 8 O.
Base hits-Philadelphias 7, Bostons IL Errors
Philadephias 3, Bostons g. Batteries-Vickery and
Clements, Nichols and Hardie
The morning call., 1890-05-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
BEIRNE-In this city. May 8. $780, to the wife of II
6. Beirne, daughter.
PILTZ-In San Pedro, to theEwife OF A. Piltz
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE ONO REprBucAy CONVENTION.

Columbus, ohio, MAY 30 (specal.-Thcrc was a
large gathering Of prominent OHIO Rcpnblican, hcN
10 night to attend the meeting Of the state Central
Committee, whose business to agree upon Time
and place for holding the state Convention. Many
Of the Republican state officials. and others who have
taken prominent parts in the councils Of the parry
were present. ColonN \. l.. Congcr "a member oil
the National Committee who, a. Chairman oi th'
state Executive Committee. managed the last cam
paign, was an active participant IN the proceedings
The fact that only - secretary Of state a Judge
of the supreme Court. and a member Of tc Board OF
Public Works to be elected. to dctrart little
from the interest in the approaching campaign; ana
from all parta Of the stat" comcr the report tiat the
Rcpubllcaiis alive Ia the importance Of rolling mp
nn old time Republican majority. There Is great
dissat, t,laction With The present Democratic admin
istHiiOn. The Republican convention VIII be hclh
AZ cleveland July lG EN Governor J. Il. Foraker
was selected by the committee for Temporary chairman
of the convention
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
: coyyrcTJcrr GrARDsnEy GOING TO Law.

Hartford, Conn, MAY 20.-Ilydcl GroS, a Hyde,
lawyers Of th, city, today, through the supreme
oirt, served summons upon Colonel Erickson, OF
Sew Britain Lieutenant Colonel Alfred l.. Thompson,
NJ New Britain and Major p. ii. smith, of Hartford,
officers Of the lst Regiment. Connecticut National
Guard 90 show by what authority they hoh thct
places, The proceedn-, are brought at the Instance
II Colonel William T.. Cone. Lieutenant colonel Charles
r.. Thompson and Major Thona, NJ. smith. who wcro
di-houorblv DISCHARGED by Governor Bulhcy because
tbey Insisted upon -nlng when the Governor per
listed I'm renting the 1t Regiment Arm0iv to polo
pl,,crs The officers against whom the proCct llns,
ARE brought are the one, VINO were appointed by the
Governor to MI the places left vacant by the once =
discharged Today's ploce"dng' are lesaFued As inc
beginning Of a long and bitter legal light
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
ATCHISON REACHING OUT.
PLANS TO CONTROL ANOTHER SYSTEM.
NEGOTIATIONS Fur ST. LOUIS AND SAN FEAN
CI>Co-No DEFINITE RESULT.


CI>CO-NO DEFINITE RESULT
The control Of the st. Louis and san Francesca
Railway Company has passed undouhtod! In'o "'o
hands Of friends of the Atchison. Topeka anu sauna
Fe If the present negotiations should rea'h III,
cesSful issue the two systems VIII be analsaHd'c''
A large increase in the share capital of the Mcm9oh
Company will be made necessary, bnt the terms on
which the exchange will be made have not y't oeeh
made known. II not certain yesterday tia' lleS
had been definitely agreed upon. although the dehy
in the formal announcement may have beeh ca''c"
simply by the arrangement Of the details NHd'
appears t. be assured is that the segnans VINO nave
long been identified with the company and oi course
their following also have sold their interest IN tc
property. \ protractcd meeting OF the A'h'>'l
directors held in Boston Yesterday but for legal
or other the transfer was not cohhrilvi'
While the stock held 10y the seligmanS may not carry
the absolute control it is undoubtedly sufficient with
recent purchases for Boston account to accomplish
any reasonable project. The union Of the two Nys
tens is to an extent natural. ard the JOINT owner
ship Of the Atlantic and Pacific, their Western cN
tension, has made inevitable some Kind Of deal.
Many persons believe that the railroad lines west
of the Mississippi are 70 be combined into not over
three great systcms-thc Northwestern. the south
western and the Middle divisions. The apparent
combination between the Atcli>on and the san Fran
cisco roads j, regarded by them further step IN
this direction. II is understood that the present ar
rangemcnt has been approved 10y Jay Gould, VINO
has been reported at times an eager aspuan for
the control of both the AchiSon and the It. Louis
and san Francisco roads
Boston, May 2O.-The Atchlson directors met today
and voted TO announce the failure of the voting trust
proposition. Circulars will be issued informing stock
holders OF this action Some 100000 shares were de
posted under the call, 10000 shares promised not
having been deposited. Other action is believed TO
been taken whereby the Abandonment Of the trust
idea Will work no harm u the property or security
holders.
Nothing definite done respecting possible ar
rangements with the Il. Louis and san Francisco
Transactions in AIcisOn az the Exchange amounted 10
ever l. 900 share, In the last hOur, and over 5000
shares al 30 in the last fifteen minutes. At time
the stock loaned fiat and from that per cent
the morning lOaning rate. Bulls bought steadily from
opening to close in large lots, and the price ran up
from 4s IS 10 90.
The rourna,@ says that J J. NcCcek told state
street persons who inquired of him concerning the
rImored Atchson Francisco alliance that he
absolutely essential for the development #
the AtchsOn property that II should control the At
lantic and Pacific and the only IN which do this
by securing the 81 Loui> and San Francisco road.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

a meeting Of the directors of the Richmond ana
west folht Terminal Railway Company will be held
today plan for the cancellation of the floating debt
OF the company will be approved 1t involves, it IS
said large Increase in the capital stock, but TINS
VIII be offered as privilege to present shareholders
some time ago there was an effort made to sell a
round lot OF the stock 10 outside syndicate, hut II
was not successful chiefly because certain inside IN
tereS's did not approve the method These differences
have been allayed in about the manner indicated. Tie
present shareholders Will be allowed tie righta which
under the previous scheme they could not have en-
loycd me plan has been undcrwrlttcn, 80 that lis
success is already assured.
The hoatlng debt Of the company arises from It's
recent purchases OF the Georgia central and ia 4
Tennessee lines II Is said - represent wholly this
new mileage. and after the increase tine share capital
will be less than $4,000 mile.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NrRDERED IN coin BLOOD Br HIS EMp1orEs

salt Lake, Utah. May 20.-Worf has just been re-
ceivcd by The Tribune Of the killing Of Mr. Collin.
Of the firm of Collin & KilpatTck contractors, 1t
Omaha. which took place last Tuesday, near Phoebe.
Nov. According to the report. two men employed by
Collin stopped work and demanded their money Of him.
Collin told them that they could not quit work. and
ths, he would not pay them. one of the men went
away but soon returned with Winchester, and tho
two men made another demand for their money. ono
of them taking ont his watch said they would give
him lust ei.ht minutes 10 settle This held tho
watch while the other het thc gun close 10 their
victim. Collin did not appear 10 he alarmed. and 40
the the eight minutes the shot and killed
him. The tragedy j. said To- have been witnessed by
a number OF people. No arrests made.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
SHOT HIMSELF DEAD BEFORE THE OFFICERS

Boston. May 2O-TwO police officers went this
morning to the house. No SO Kirkland st.. 10 search
for stolen property. Their ring AT the door was re-
sponded to by supposed TO be William Gross
man. who upon learning the errand Of the officers
placed revolver his head and blew out his brains.
In his pockets found twenty four bankbooks, not
one representing less than $500. The house is occu.
pied and owned by Daniel Mcdonald, who lets lods-
incs. Last saturday a plumber cleaning the drain.
pipe in the bathroom found fOriytwO gold and silver
watches. which he turned u Mcdonald, who
said that OF hi> lodgers dealt in jewelry. This
morning the plumber told the police. with the above
result Grossman left his room only at night and
the officers say he a burglar.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
CHARGED NTH I'LL TREATING PACPERS
THE SUPERINTENDENT AND MATRoN OF THE
PATERSON ALMHOUsE ARRESTED

PATERSON ALMHOUSE ARRESTED
Cornelius L. petrv. snperintendent of the Paterson.
y. j. City Almshouse and his wife Ellen, the matron'
arrested yesterday afternoon on charge OF III
treating former inmates of the almshouse county
Prosecutor Gourey directed George Nolan, constable
to make the complaints, and he did So Inc speclnc
charges are Of assault and battery on Catharlnc
Post and Ellen Post. The constable served the
warrants at the almShouse and Pctry and ms wiie
went before Justice of the Peace f. NJ. Weiss 1heS
gave bail In 5000 each to answer Indictment tie
Grand jury might find Then Prosecutor GouricS
demanded that the Justice require bail of S2.OOO
each on another roconizance binding Mr.. and Mrs
rctrv 10 appear in court next Monday. This was
done and bail was furnished. Christian Mennel the
brewer, going all the bonds for the sum OF
S4.4OO.
The arrests caused a sensation, but were not I'M
expected. II is understood that the Grand Jury yes
teriay afternoon unanimously found an Indictment
against the Pctrys these charges. The principal
topic for several days ha, been the discussion whether
the Grand Jury would iudict the Pctrys on some one
or all Of the many charges Mayor Barnard is known
to have laid before that body The arrests are the
elimination of long and bitter war against the
amshOG~e management by the Mayor on Ny. ana
Mrs. Petry He had for some time been alleging
loose management Of amshouse affairs and last teDr.,
conduct. The suspension, vJked ana, a.
lately tram pircd. this condition OF PetIN
written promise held by the Mayor, not 10 be can.
this promise, and the Board Of Aldermen eelecled
him TWO weeks ago in spite Of the Mayors protest,
IL is understood that there have been still more
serious charges of immortality and brutality against
the Ptrys before the Grand Jury II is said Caharne
Post lately received money from some source Ia leave
town, but after spending the money In New orK
returned and gave evidence. Petty IS also keeper
OF the PaSSac County Lunatic Asylum in the same
building and hi, wife is matron. and they hold these
Offices by appointment of the Board OF Freeholders
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
r,1EIAROR RIIL IN TIE REICHSTAG.

Berlin May 2O.-The discussion Of the Labor biii
was continued in the Reich'tag today. haroh Won
Rerlepsch Pru,siOn Minister OF Commerce, |med that
the bill failed carry ont the promises contained IN
the Inperal decrs or that the classes owning prop
erty had adversely Influenced the measure Inc
Federal Governments the Minister said acted lnde
pendently Of political partcs, and had not allowed
Iarty feeling to shape the bill The objects OF the
iroyisions dealing with the labor of women ana
children and with sunday rest were INTENDED 10 ti'un
a strnnc and healthy WORKING population and 10
streDc cthen family life. The fixing Of MAXIMUM
worl ny day for men not practicable at pTe~eit
After a prolonged debate the ReichsaS referred the
Labor bill Ia a committee Of twenty eight members.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
WTRE SCEEEN> BEFOEE THE BIRS
ENFORCING LoNG NEGLECTED. LIQUOR LAW
u MAssAlMr -LIIr

ENFORCING \ Lo>G NEGLECTED LIQUOR LAW
u MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston Nav 9O.-Thrcc weeks ago the Police Com
missioner, Informed the lqnor dealers - tms CIV
th,, after twenty days the ffth condition - their
i,cns., which prohibits o." II ntON atn- ligu1r,
over public bars would BE- enforced. and recommended
that the loss be reno, cd wlthin that time" "o'1i'r
Hiclctt called attention n his annual ,ssc % ti,
provision # the In. which had been uuenforc"i f'r
fifteen years The twenty DAYS notice cNprd to
dav and nquor was generally served ou table,. Iow
dealer, have compiled with th" recommendation 10 I"
move their barr most - thom merely having " .n
ecrcniue PLACED from the outer edge ~ the h1r 10
m. ceiling Both larkocpcr, and patrons Nsari th'
enforcement Of thc aw hut" practical Joke played
uf,,n them b. the temperance people. Inrr" is 81
.crouc. Of opinion :" tho probth" effect on u"
rsiue~s the dealers -nyln- That % VII increase oriuh
uy and the Temperance pc,p" t'nf y VIII diminish Dr.
II certainly iucl tIe expense 10 ~" dealer The
lay say. no drink -hA be served without 'd. but iir
dealers -ay the Commissioner, VIII allow thou =" e"rt"
druk 0n table, without food and Oh" majority 30 ii"
-,looll, have made no arrangement. - serve i'T A
on~iIfg 20 Judge tDl,urf - !uIch counter i,'lE''
f,r fi-l'hing luncheon. w0uli not b" public ttr
merely because sale, of liquor only arr -on"innr-
made thcrrr and under th, ruling several lunch
lar a,. dong hustu",- vet.
Chairman Whiting. Oi 10" Polio" Comm -,I'n"f-, SAYS
Tho, -laU ftrctt enforce the law. hut arc 800 doubt
20 IT, apple alton lr pailfulir 'f-'', ana T." ''''
case. viii hc made
rrport. from leading cities Of Ma.-achu-ott, seem
"a indicate no general d".irr T. enforce the Law ou
lines laid down in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
TEAM pLr,,GES INTO A CANAL

wilmington. Del. MAY 20 epeciln.-A northbonnd
freight train on the Delaware Railroad ran into the
open draw Of the bridge over The Delaware and CheSa-
peake Canal just north Of Kirtwood at : 20 O'Clock
last night. \ tug and tow of five canal barSeS and
two schooncrS passing through. Inc engine
nluneed down sixty feet ana struck Of the balges.
V urh WAS loaded with coal BOth went u the hQtOW
of The canal Thirteen freight cars followed thc
engine falling on the other bargeS and filling the canal
Win the wreck 80 one vas hurt The talnmch
.-il cd their lives 10y jumping.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
r g u0wArr ARRESTED AT BREysrcp

Poushkcep,e. y. Y. May 90 Specialization
dorc &. Mowatt. who escaped from the custody Of
the court yesterday. arrested this afternoon 40
Brewster station. on the Harlem Railroad Yester
day Mowat walked ont % town to Manchester.
where he lodged with friend last night. This
morning he drove to Artnrsburg. on the NewburS.
Dutchc>S and C0mcocut Railroad. taking a train
thcr" 10 llopewel Junction. There he took New York
and New England train for Brewster intending TO bo
New York. \ POUghkc, p,e commercial traveller who
knew him was on the train When the tran reached
Brewster he Informed the police, and the arrest
followed, MOwatt was brought here and locked
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
PUSHING RATES LOWER YET.

Chicago. May 20 'NpcciaD.-Thcre are only few
edges yet to be whitfield oil Western Passenger rates. but
some OF them were pared down today. The North
western announced that it would make rate locally
between Chicago and Omaha and nthrOuEh busi-
ness would make a 50 rate basng rate. This
reduces through rates the Northwestern to p 10
Denver St3 10 Portland and So san Francisco.
The Northwestern also met the - 20 rate Of the COM
pcliors 10 sioux city. All these lateS except the
Denver rate IN effect May -. m. Denver rate
taking effect May 23. The Paul road also met
the ~ rate Of It's competitors between Chicago and
II. Paul Official, of t II. paul road declare they
forever done with time or money difcrcutias.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
A NEW ROAD IH CONNECTICUT.

The Connecticut Railroad Commissioners have filed
notice that they Will he in Bridgeport juno 10 hear
the application Of the New York Bridgeport and Fast
en Railroad. a proposed Hne 10 extend the west
from the old Boston Turnpike whore 1t crosses Byran
River the of Greenwich through ~" town II
stamford Daricn. NorWalk. WcstpoT, Fairfield Brdcr-
port ~tratford, Milford 10 New Haven. "A distance
Of forfv-fivc miles There 10 be only two draw
bridges on the route and no grade crossings. The
capiial stock ha, been fixed At :G.OOOOOO shares ~
800 each. The engineer ia charge. H. q. >cOicd. Of
bridgeport, estimates the cost u the road little
over - 900 900. This include, grading. masonry and
bridges. @333 600: track balla>tng. :9-1 900. new
buildings, $239, 900, and right Of way, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
A UNANIMOUS ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

The siXticth annual election Of the New York and
Harlem Railroad Company was held al noon yc,icr-
day, at the offices Of the company, I'm the Grand
Central station. over - 100000 of stock was rep
resented The following unanimously elected
directors Cornelius Vandebilt. William X Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Vanderbilt, samuel +. Iargcr Chauuccy
VI. Depcw, Charles T.. Clarke, John b. butcher John j..
Burrill, William ii. Leonard, Eranci, r. Freeman,
sabllel ID. Babcock Alfred Van Santwood and Robert
NCnell.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
CENTRAL TRAFFIC LINES REDrcE RATES.

Chicago. May 20 (apecial-All the reductions Of
the central traffic line, in two year, put together do
not equal in Importance the sweep made today. ON
all the following articles the rate /, reduced cent
hundred Live hogs, provisions. bulk meats oilcalcs
canned meats glucose, grease, lard stcarinc tailOw.
OlcOmargarinc, oils, all kinds Of skins hides and in
general article, taking the same Justification the
above The oat rato was reduced 10 20 cents. Thee
reductions take effect May 90 and apply on car lots
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE OLD LAKE AND RAIL RATES RFSTORED

There was a conference yesterday between the
Trunk Lines Executive Committee and a number Of
representatives Of lake transpOrta companies with
a view TO cicctng some arran cement for the rcstora
ti0n Of rates on NTH and sixth class business bound
from Chicago 10 the seaboard. II was agreed 10
restore the former lake and rail rates on NTH and
sixth class freight, thus making o., and 20 cent,
from Chicago 10 New YORK. The Central Traffic
Association has been asked to take similar action
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
, Joryr DcFArg on THE TARIFF QUESTION.

Washington. May 20 CSpcclaI.-Mr. Gillette an ac-
credited agent Of the Georgia ChautauqGa Assembly ar
rived i'm Washington last night bearing INVITATIONS
to Kcprc,cntativcs ButcrwOrth, Of ONO. ana crisp
-, ,.,,r,i, ia attend The Iuly meeting AT Ltthia
snrne- near Atlanta, and discuss the tariu question
Both of them have accepted ana ule ueu1.c VII VII ~
Hkcv IA attract cons sdcnble attention. II may be
r,mrmIcr,1 maj Mr. Mckinley accepted Ike invita-
sane subiGct which widely published
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GIRFIELD'S BODY REMOVED TO THE NOM MEM

Cleveland MAY 2O.-Early thi, morning "leh L""'
Wow Cemetery nearly free from visitors tc oooN
y, President Garfield wa> removed hom the phbllc
v,pIt ,o the crypt in the monument This is To ic
it ssT rc.tine-place. The cOihG IN when the bodN
WAS originally placed has for four or hNc years bee
cnca4cd in metallic ca>kct Of great weSht ana eiSh
men were, required carry IL to the hcarse ana l"
tho toruh The body of the Presidents nothcr Ni'
,iso rcmovcd 10 the monument. which is to be ded
cnfcd on Memorial DAY.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
1XcoRroEArIXG 4 NEW EoAp At ALnANN.

Albany, MAY 2O.-The Buffalo. Thousand Islands
and Portland Railroad Company filed Il certificate of
incorporation with the Secretary oi state today The
company is formed with "A capital # :5Oo.oOO for
constructing thirty five mile railroad starting A. u
point On the line Of the Niagara Falls EEinch Rail
road, in Suspension Bridge running thence into
Buffalo, with one mile branch extending from q
point the main line In the village II Niagara Falls
westerly to the Niagara River. Among th" incOrpora-
tors of the company Charlu- l'lr.ons Joseph \.
Lawyer, Clarence ;. Day, and Charlie q. urnIam 0i
New York City, and W. II. Plat, jr., ". T. Do0ttlo
and II. VI. Fisher, Of brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
nlGRArIxG RIens OF MAxY SPECIES cWGHr.

Chicago May 2o.-A dispatch from Cedar Rapids
Iowa. SAYS A migrating bird wave which was passing
over here saturday night encountered severe rain and
thunder storm. Attracted by the electric lehts the
birds gathered about them and attempted to ny into
fine stores. As consequence more than 1000 bds
fell dead in the streets from coming I'm contact with
the wires and the glass fronts. Few Of these birds
inlabit this region, and some rare specimens were
c,pturcd alive and Gagged Among them was red
poll warbler. Of the arcst birds IN the tnlteh
states This bird nests in Manitoba and Alaska ~
summer and in the winter goes far south a me
caribbean More than nifty different species {"
bird uer fOund.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE ,vFRrcay MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Nashville Tenn. May 20 (speciaD. About two
thousand physicians. members Of the American MedcA
Association arc here in attendance upon the annual
session Of the aSsociatos which began to-day fcs'
dent Moore delivered hi annual address, In winch
no r,do an able argument for the establishment Of
a national board OF health lie said the time ad now
come for establishing department OF pubic heaitn
with its minister a member Of tile CABINET lhe
ASSOCIATION then ad ourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
COMPLAINING OF THE wHIsKEY TAX.

London, May 2O.-In the House Of Commons ths
evening. in Committee on the Budget several illsh
and Scotch members complained of the uniarhesS oi
the whiSkey tax. Mr. Goschen. Chancellor oi inc
EXchequer said he thought the complaint was ground
less but the Government willing 10 grant Il see''
committee TO inquire into the general subject OF the
financial relations Of the three Kingdoms
Mr. Dillon expressed his satisfaction at the oher'
but said that he must still oppose the bill, a. the n
equalities complained OF had arisen mainly from the
taxes spirits. ,,-, -,
Mr.. Morley thought the offer fully JUSTIFIED the OPP
position made the previous night wheh II was iou
closure
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
yru-yoRKgRs INSPECTING COAL FIELDS

Reading May 20 (SpccaD.-A special tram contain
ing about 100 members Of the New York ana BrookS n
Coal Exchange arrived in Reading at hool' iheS
were met at the station by committees Oh puS'uos'
mon headed by band After dinner the party "cr''
,a,e, N Mineral Springs and over the M0ut Penn
Gravity Eosd This evening the strangers are benz
entertained at the Eack Bear lnn sumner rvsore a =
trcr miles east Of the city. They Will leave ea"e
-" morrow morning for the Schuylkill coal regions
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GIyING WIZ. GOLD TWENTY rol.R HOURS.

Chicago May 20 i>pccial.-Thc hallway News
Bureau" says President Marvel Of the Atch>On,
has thrown down the gauntlet 10 Jay Gould. In a
personal letter t. that gentleman he has given him
the choice Il agreeing to advance rates suffer
ing an attack The Missouri Pacific southern ~ s.,
TEN which will make the gross passenger earning,
dvndlc t. an almost invisible figure. The letter wa>
written Yesterday. and j. short. sharp and I" the
point II gives Gould twenty four hours 10 declare
himself IN favor Of advance In Western rates.
should he not DO 50. President Marvel wrote he would
rCtaiiate the Missouri Pacific ly cutting the pas
>cngcr rate 10 Galveston from the Missouri River o
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