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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

a STOVE foundry Is to be established
in Milwaukee. Wis, with a capital q,
500. oco. that will give employment ts
from 500 10 1000 men.
IT i reported in Cairo that all the
Europeans who were captured by the
Mahdi have been released by him.
J"HN q. McELHoSE. for many years
chief stencgrapher Of the House of
Representatives. died OF paralysis at
Atlantic City. y. j.. on the 18th.
Tux Sugar Trust case was not men
toned in the list 81 decisions handed
down in the Court OF Appeals at sara
toga. y. ". on the nth
IHE last vcstige Of hope for the
rescue Of the thirty-two ento,nbed
coal miner~ from the burning mine at
Dunbar. Ia. expired. on the 18th. when
nearly half an acre u the surface over
the mine caved in. stopping the escape
o. inc smoke which would soon smother
any living thing therein
The Big -Four and tho New York.
Pennsylvania 4 Ohio railroads. on the
18th. offered their striking s~witchmen
AZ Cleveland O.. all that was asked be-
fore the strike took place. The offer
was refused. the s~witchmen demanding
the Chicago scale.
THE steel mills OF Carnegie. Phipps
a Co AZ Beaver Falls. Pa. were shus
down. on the 18th. on account of a
strike OF the rod-mill molders for in
creased wages The demand was re-
fused and the mill closed, shutting out
800 men
forE men we're killed and three bad
y wounded By the wreck Of two freight
trains on the Asheville branch OF the
< North Carolina railroad At
- G.. on the 18th.
DELEGATES from the various life I'M
ierwriters. associations OF the country
net IN Boston, on the 18th. and formed
, National association
SEVEN Minneapolis Mimi census
numerators were arrested. on the 18th.
'harged with fraud in the prosecution
their work
WILLIAM l. ScoTT. Congressman from
ne Itxenty-sixth Pennsylvania dis
rict- was renomInated At Meadville or
he 18th.
HE Democratic State committee OF
Maine has voted 70 call another con.
'ention in Augusta. on July ,, TO nomi.
ate a candidate for Governor in place
r. W. Hill. deceased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS

~ the Senate, On the 10th, after
routine business. the Legislative. Exec
utlvc and Judicial Appropriations bill
was taken Up. and during its considera.
tion many omissions and defects were
found and corrected At four o'clock
the bill was laid aside and the message
OF the President vetoinr the bill TO
change the boundaries Of the Uncom-
phagre Indian Reservation was nrasent-
d. read and referred TO the COMMITTEES
on Indian affairs. The remainder ~
session was given up to euloy.ns 81
the late Representatives Nutting and
Niicer----.ln the House the action OF
the Speaker in ordering the Senate Sill
yer bill referred to the committee az
coinage. weights and measures. wa, an
tagonized nv a resolution offered bv NJ
Mills which, after a hard-fourht battle
lasting all day. was passed by A vote ~
III % III. several Republicans voting
with the Democrats
MADAME TscHEBRfKovA. the woman
who wrote the remarkable letter nrc-
dieting for the Gar the fate OF his nre-
aeccssors, Peter ILL.,. Paul I. and Alex-
ander H.. unless his reactionarv policv
wa modified and the rigor Of the treat
ment accorded to political offenders
abated- has, with fifteen Others been
removed toa remote village OF Yarensk.
Department Of vogoda. in the northern
part OF Great Russia, where they will
De placed under surveillance.
On the 10Th while fifteen Young lad
from the Schuylkill Seminary AZ Fred
ericksburg. Pa. were on their way. ~
the railroad station at Johnstown in a
coach drawn by four horses. some Of tbe
broke, and the horses becoming
unmanageable, plunged down a twenty
loot en- znkment, the coach and III &C.
cupants falling on top OF the horses.
All the ladies were injured. some N
them severely.
n Attorney General Of Calisorri.
that the disgraceful purili,tic Nv
that have been given undor
me AUSPICES OF certain athletic clubs ~
mat state are felonies under the state
law, and that he will use every mea,s
his power to prevent them IN fu,ur.
y authorities Of the Canton N M
elmo. Switzerland. have been roi,...a
~ the Grand Council from rcsnoru,h,,-
ny IN connection with the recon, .-
q one million francs ~ TIA
cantonal treasurer. -
4 rKsr vote in the Louisiana Leyis-
'ature' on the 10Th. developed suficien,
An~ti-icttery strength to defeat tho Nv.
terry scheme. 10y
. MOVEMENT i on foot Tor the estab-
lishment Of a Government parL !. 80
battlefield st Yorktown. Va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

New ioEh. June "a. Samuel 4 M
pers. president Of the Fcdcratiof y
Labor, in reply TO Mr.. P~owderly's n ter
published yesterday, promises 70 10 On
hand this evening at the Cooper Union
TO discuss with Mr.. powdcrly amy qaes
ton that may arise in regard 70 fhe
alleged Misrepresentation OF knights
Of Labor BY the Federation. Mr.. Com.
pcrs calls attention 70 tho shortncss y
notice he received, and points out thai
the conditions are not fair Tor him, bu'
says he will waive all this and accep'
the implied challenge in Mr. Powderlyi
lntter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
PERSONA AND GENERAL

PRoF. Ed HUTCHINSON, the noted
aeronaut- was TO leap 1000 feet from Z
balloon At Knoxville. Tenn. on he
18th When up but twenty-five fee,
the ropes broke and he fell TO the
ground striking on his head. Thu
spinal column was splintered and it il
feared he will die.
IT is considered reasonably certain
~ the Navy Department that Cramp 4
Sons OF Philadelphia. will be awarded
the contract for building he S1oo-ton
cruiser, and that the Union Iron Works
Of san Francisco will get the contract
for the J.5oo-ton cruiser.
JoHS II. EzzKr- who was recently
nominated for Attorney-General of Ala
hama BY the Republicans, has written
. letter OF ~declination-
THE Secretary Of the Navy mailed
on the lsth. the ninth check for sioa. 500
TO Cramp 4 sons on account OF the
building Of the soniser Newark. An
other payment will conclude the con-
tract
DUNCAN i. HARRISON Is writing q
play for John l. sullivan. who will
make his debut a. a theatrical star next
season.
A LARGE number Of the disappointed
doom-sealers Of Oakland. Cal. have BE-
come demented-
Pr Candida the famous expert and
specialist. who has made an inyeStiUa-
tion into the subject the
disease. which has appeared in the
Spanish province OF Valencia. 10 Ger
tainly be the dreaded Asiatic cholera.
The beautiful new building Of Wells
College for Young Ladies at Aurors. y.
n. the alma mater OF Mrs Grover
Cleveland was formally dedicated. with
= song and praise service. on the 18th.
THREE men employed in a baltimore
Md soap factory were literally
drcnched and fatally scalded bv the
bursting OF a large tank 81 boiling tat
on the 18th.
IHKrY-THKEE houses were u~nroofed
BY q storm a. Cincinnati on the 18Th
Two people were blown Of 4 sbantv
boat near the mouth OF the Miami river
n drowned. and thousands Of dollars
OF damage was done to coal boats and
timber RATS
JrDcK My. OF Waterloo. Ia. has rem
dered a decision in an original-packa
case az Independence in which be holds
though pee be shipped in cases.
. bottle Of II II sealed. Is an original
package. lie further holds that 4 man
TO sell original packages must have
them sent 70 him from oufsid. the Stat u.
r not get them Of another person IN
side the State.
REV. r. HEBER NEWTON. Father
Ducey. Bishop Potter, John &. Latin
Jesse Seligman. Gustavc Schwab. A. n.
Whitney. Louis g Wilton. r. NJ. Tan
pen and Henry A. Rogers have issued :
call for a meeting. on June "a. to organ
ne q citizens non-partisan movement
Tor the publication Of New York NUM-
cipal politics.
THK switchmcn on all the railroads
AZ Cleveland. d.. struck. on .
the 10th. for the Chicago rate or Wages
which u an advance Of about twenty
q day. About 500 men went ont
The wedding or Lena Caldwell and
Baron Won Zedwitx. German Minister
% Mexico. took place. on the nth. IN
chapel connected with the nav
University in Washington.
= s.. which has been largely built bv
me munifccnt gifts q the Caldwell sis-
ssrs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

CnESESxE AcEScY. June 1.-THE In.
dians arc gathered at the reservation in
two camps on Tongue river. the latter
being ndersurvcillance Of tho military
who report no signs OF an outbreak.
Inc country has been thoroughly ia.
frolcd. II Is now the belief that an.
Other council will be held between 4
body Of Cheyenne chiefs at Custer and
MAJOR Upshaw end Major Carroll. at
which the Indians will be asked to OK.
plain their desires.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

BERLIN. June IA resolution has
Dcen adopted by the commission or the
Federal Shooting contest which re-
quests the municipal authorities Of this
city 70 inaugurate tho proceedings by
extending an official and formal well
come 70 the foreign rifcmen who intend
participa ting in the contest Thisccrc-
mony will be performed in front Of tho
Town Hall. The same officials will
also BE- invited TO act as marshals az
the banquet which Is to be given 10 the
visitors. President Miguel Of the
scheuszcn iund will deliver tho -.
dress ct the banquet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

Nearly Ten Thousand Cloak VI aker~. TALL
nrs. fini-hers- Pres~ers. Etc.. in New


NEw York. June 1.-THE big strike
Of loak-makcrs, ~tailors. finishers. cut.
tiers, pressers and operators Is on.
Nearly ten thousand men and women
went on strike this morning and the
cloak manuf featuring trade Is prac-
tically at a standstiil. 1t was predicted
yesterday that unless a satisfactory set
tlement could Be reached between the
locked-out cloak-cuttcrs and the manu-
facturers the Norkmcn in the other de-
partments would quit work. Last night
they notified their employers that they
would not return to work until the diff
ficulty with the cutters had been adj
justed- The strikers have concluded ID
have nothing TO do with the State Board
OF Arbitration and Mediation. They
allege they are strong enough to fight
their own battles without sutsidc inter-
ference There will be q meeting Of
the cloak manufacturers at five o'clock
this afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
CURRENT TOP
TEL NEWS IN BRIE7


II fhe >enate. on the 18TH after
NARY ln*ius~s. the >.iytr bin ~a~ ~
and MAS still unlrT di~susslon q
o'clock, Nnrn. under the uxrvefner
erai debate shoali have closed.
unanimous cnn>ent u ~as agreed
SEnatc silver ban should le laid
table. the Iion~s Oil substituted o.
general debate extended 90 three o'c
the lHth. the 18th % be drvotef o.
ths calendar, ana the discussion v
tinued until adjournment In tn
tbs Srnlry Civil A~pproprion bill ~
up in committee " the whole aud
pending ~hen the COMMITTEES rusc
~,oarnment A night session. unpro
OF results. MAS held.
~ the senate. on the 18th. after u
important morning business. the coz
ton 81 bills on the calendar VAS "a
and : large number ~ bills rnoh1r
~erc passed. After the passage 81
nve private pension bills the Sena
into executive session and soon .
iourned In the House the spea
nonncet the appointment u Meas
Taylor. Stewart and Bi2nd NJ confe
the Anti Trust bill. Mr.. bland ask
excused. and Mr.. Cniberson Was an
20 MI the vacancy The House the
Into committee Of the whole on the
A&lN NAAAs anu NEIILx0
mAinder Of the session 20 ~cuioglc<
late Representative samuel y. Rand
then. a. : further mark OF respec4
memory OF deceased. adjourned.
II the senate. on the 10Th. the Derclenc
Approrri alton bills for pensions aud censu
were reported aud passed. The House 81.
Yer bill vas taken up.and after a long deb1t
on the blu. the senators discussed az som,
length the question OF rxlng tile time 70
taking q vote on the measure. but adjourned
without arriving N any conclusion. In th
House tile conference report on the bill 10
. public building a. Beaver Fails. TX ing IN
Of cost ~ ss0.0D0. was agreed to. ami
the House went into committee Of the Who'll
on the >undry Civil Appropriation bill. cor
siderstion % which occupied the remasnds
OF she day.
II the senate, on the 18th. debate on IN
silver bill was closed. and tile BIZ wa
passed ~ a large majority. The senate all
passed. House bill constituting l~r0nde4uoi
bay. y n. 4 ~navig4bl- water Of the Unite
and House blll 10 amend the act 10
erection % an appraisers warehouse Ii
New YORK. and agreed 20 the conference re.
port on tile senate bill for . public bnlldin,
AZ >alina. HAS. the limit Of cost TO lie So
%. In the House the conference repor
on the bill for the erection of a publi,
"a Alexandria La. was agreed to
and Senate bill for the relief 81 the Michigan
Academy was passed The House
vent into Of the whole on
the >undry Civil Appropriation bill. whicl
was passed. and the Indian Appropriation
bali vas taken III.
In the senate. on the 18TH. the Iarlr Dill
Eas reported y ith the statement that Il was
,ot expected to be called up before the
0fn. The River and Hzrbor bill was pre-
'tntei with A written report on each lte nj.
conference report on the Antitrust
iii was presented and agreed 20. The Leg
s~lafiye- Executive and Judicial bin was
hen taken up and seventy pages Of il we're
of.--.-.In the House. after spend :
the day in committee ~ the whole on
he Indian Appropriations bill. the commit
&c rose and the bill was passed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

HoS. FRANCIS w HILL the Democrat.
ic candidate for Governor Of Maine.
died very suddenly AZ his home in Exc
ter on the 14th- Death resulted from
bronchitis which developed from .
cold contracted At Bar Harbor q week or
two previous
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

THE reduction 81 the rates OF fare on
the State railways Of Austria has had
the effect 70 increase the number OF
passengers threshold. and the facilities
OF the various roads are greatly over
taxed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

LIONEL BURNETT, son OF Mrs Frances
Hovdson Burnett and the hero OF the
novel Little Lord Fauntleroy- which
has been successfully dramatized. was
reported. on the 18th. to be dying in
Philadelphia from consum ption-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

THE Spanish Government on the 18th.
ordered troops 70 proceed 70 the prov
ince Of Valencia and establish there .
military Gordon about the districts in
which the cholera has made its appear
ance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

TWO woNES were chosen IS members
OF the Board Of Education OF James
town. y. D.. on the 18th. al the first
general school election held under the
State Constitution which permits wom-
en- 10 vote on school questions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

The United Norwegian Lutheran
Church Of America, At its session in
Minneapolis, Mimi. on the 18th. took a
firm stand on the question OF temper
ance BY adopting = series OF resolutions,
couched in the strongest language, COM
hitting the church IS : whole to the
prohibition cause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

ONE HUNDRED n FIFTY immigrants
from St Johns and Harbor Grace. y. r..
have arrived at Montreal They are
bound for the Canadian Northwest,
where they will take up land Many OF
them are fishermen and leave their old
homes 70 avoid starvation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

Bids were opened At the Treasury De-
partment on the l4th. for the construc-
tion Of walls and basement OF the Gus
tom House It Detroit. Mich. A num-
Der Of bids were received. ranging from
SIG, 900 70 $4,000. according TO the
material used
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

G. c. HALE was indicted In Montreal.
Can, on the 18th. for shooting with in
tent % kill and murder Eugene H.
Cowles and bound over in the sum o.
g. 900 to appear for trial in september.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

Az anti-Senitic riot occurred al Lob
iak, Lithnia. inhabited mostly BY jews.
on the 18th. The bulk 81 the houses ia
the town were wrecked and many OF
the occupants were wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

An infammatory address issued bv
the Louisiana Lottery bosses TO the ne
groes Of East Fe.iciana Parish was sent
for distribution into the parish BY = ne
gro named George Swazee. Swazee had
left there some years ago under . charge
q murder, and on the 18th he was cap
tured and hanged By a band Of masked
men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

RoBEHr l. WALLACE and Ignatius H.
Lowitz- who went 70 Cuba. after steal
ing $4,000 belonging to the uncle Of
the former. the proprietor or wallace's
Monthly. were arraigned in he New
York Court 81 General Sessions. on the
18th, and pleaded guilty to grand lar
ceny in the first degree. They were re-
manded for sentence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

TnE amount subscribed in London 20
the Egyptian conversion loan vas txen
~ times in excess 81 the mount 81 the
loan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

GEORGE T. LADn. a Heading wool man
u~facturer Of Spencer. Mass. assigned
on the isth. His liabilities are about
SO. OOo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

HENRY NJ STANLEY will sail with his
wife from England for New York on Au-
gust ~ Mr. Stanley has concluded ar
engagements 70 deliver fifty lectures in
the United States during the fail and
winter For the lectures TO be deliv-
cred in New YORK he is to receive e..
90 n for each lecture thereafter. in
the various cities. he is to receive 5000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

CHARLES FrLsoS and Robert Ec-
stein farmers living near Akron. Kas.
became engaged in a quarrel. on
the 18th. while going 70 church. They
emptied their revolvers a. "a an
other. but before the last shot was fred
both bad fallen from their horses near
" helpless. When found half an hou-
later Ecstein was dead and Fulson VA
1ying.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

FRED b cLosE- . wealthy English
banker. was fatally injured at Sioux
lily. Ia, on the 18th. BY being thrown
rom his horse in 1 game OF polo be-
tween the Sioux City and Lamar clubs.
Nr. Closes horse collided with another.
and after he had been thrown to the
grcund he was kicked and stunned by
DIS wi horse The other horse fell
1pon him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

The select committee OF the House ar
Representatives instructed to inves.i-
rate the charges against the Civil
service Commission submitted It's re-
eort on the 18th. The committee 81.
AHMED twenty-four witnesses. and in
heir conclusions reflect severely upon
me oficial acts OF Commissioners Ly-
nan. Doyle and Oberly. but completed,
sxculpate Messrs. Roosevelt and Thomp-
son.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

a. NJ JoSEs, aged sixty vears !.
sioneer 81 Colorado and one OF the hest
known men in that State. shot his wife
through the left lung. on the morning
1.-THE 18th. while the family were 1t
mig At the breakfast table AZ their
nome IN Denver. lie then threatened
2 xii his daughter Emma. but her
pleading caused him to hesitate. Ana
without harming her be placed IN. ~
soiver g his breast and shot himself
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-30

IN not only building up q gigantic busi-
ness for himself, but also in making of
Fort Worth the commercial center of q
territory as large as an empire. To ac-
commodate his vast trade he was COM
PEELED 10 erect the mammoth and mag
nificent piie at the foot of Main street
which shall for years remain a monu-
msnt to his commercial greatness.
His success was due to his Indom liable
energy and conceutrativeness. His every
moment was devoted to the interests of
his business aud OF his city, for he was u
man of unbounded spirit, and TO him
Fort Worth owes much of her present
financial greatness. But his labors were
too heavy for one man TO bear, and the
long strain had its effect.
It Is about year ago now that es the
result of ill health induced by too great
application to business he was forced to
retire from active life and TO go forth to
seek recuperation of his overtaxed en-
ergies.
Since leaving Fort Worth he undertook
8 trip to Europe, IN hope that change of
climate would have the desired effect
upon his health, but that journey was
too great for his strength aud had to be
abandoned. To Northern Michigan he
was taken but still with no favorable re-
suit. He was taken back to Kansas City
where he could be best cared for at the
home of his wife's relatives, but he con-
tinued to sink, and recently. by the ad.
vice of ply sicisns, he was carried to st.
Louis for treatment. Still he continued
to grow worse and yesterday morning he
died surrounded by his wife and family
and ministered to by the most skillful
physicians that could be procured.
In ST. Louis on November 26, 1879,
Joseph a. Brown married Nellie NJ,
daughter of MIR. w. H. Chick, wholesale
grocer of that city, and niece OF Mr. !
Joseph Chick, a bank president in Kan
sas City. During her husbands pro-
tracted physical prostration, MrsE Brown
has proved herself the faithful and
loving wife, To her and TO the family
the sympathy of this community goes
out. What the people of North Texas
feel as public calamity. is to them a
personal blow. They have numerous
sharers of her sorrow.
The remains are to be conveyed to
Kansas City for interment, the obse-
quies to occur on Tuesday morning. Yes
terday evening Rev. r. NJ. Tinnou of
Fort Worth, the clergyman whose ser
vices the deceased attended so often in
this city, received q dispatch requesting
that he proceed to Kansas City to per-
form the funeral services, and he did
not hesitate to comply. At the close of
his services last evening he announced
the death of Mr.. Brown and delivered
brief but fervid eulogy of the dead citi-
zen ,and the audience was much affected.
Mr.. Tinnon took the 9 O'Clock train last
night for Kansas City.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-30
CHOKED TO DEATH.
An Attorney Confined in an Indiana Hospital
Killed by His Guards.

An Attorney Confined in an Indiana Hospital
Killed by His Guards.
1MUNCIE, IND, Oct. PIT. J.
Blount's death in the Richmond insane
hospital has resulted in sensational
disclosure. For several years Mr..
Blount was prominent attorney of this
city, but for the last year be had been
denented. He was committed to the
hospital for treatment September 22 last.
He had been in the institution but one
week, when he died. In the hospital at
the same time was James Harmon, who
slept only few feet from Blount. Han
Ion says under oath that on the night OF
September % four of the guards IN try
ing to keep Blount from incessantly
talking choked him and brutally kicked
him in the side, infiictiug injuries which
caused his death. Yesterday the body
OF Blouut was exhumsd ana an autopsy
held, which developed the fact that sew
eral ribs were broken, some of them 10
two places. Warrants have been issued
for tine arrest of the guards and assistant
superintendent.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-30
COTTON PICKING MACHINE.

It Will Perform the Work OF Fifteen Men.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 25.-There was
on exhibition at the cotton exchange in
this city to-day bale of cotton which
had been picked by machinery, and the
cotton brokers are tonight talking of
the beginning of new era in the cotton
business. The bale weighed AS podnds,
and was picked by a machine in two
hours, Notwithstanding the rain, OF the
plantation of c. G. Glover, near this
city. The work done is equivalent to
that of fifteen men for the same time.