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Firm Of Armour q Cadahy Dissolved,
the Latter Retiring to
Omaha.
The Alton Gives Notice OF Mig ne.
dHction I'm Rates ON Packing
House Prodncts.
Matters In stock Markets More Assur.
ing-North American stock
Raided.

CHICAGO, Nov. l4.--The announce
ment 10 made that Phil ID. Armour and
Minhael Cudahy have dissolved part
nership. Mr.. Armour made over his
interest In the packing house Of Armour,
Cudahy & Co. mt Omaha, in exchange
for Mr. Cudahy's interest In tho Chicago
house Of Armour 6sCo. The exchange,
which has been pending for several
months, was formally ratified Wednes-
day. The separation, which Mi. Armour
said was entirely amicable, and brought
about 10 conserve the best interests 0f
both parties concerned, was indirectly
the outcome OF Mr.. Cudahy's determina-
ton to retire from the more active ont.
side work OF the firm, which he has been
engaged at for the last quarter Of CEN
tury.
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RAID on NORTH AMERlcAN.

sxochs of the Company Forced Down
from TO TO T===EuIasFs OF Insolvency
Deni@d.
Ngw YORK, Nov. 1.-THE great fea-
ture os the stock market was the break
In North American. The first sale Of
the stock was made at i0-a drop Of ~
and then the price dropped per cent at
q time until 1t reached 7. The decline
was accompanied by the widest excite
msnt and the trading was enormous,
50, 900 shares changing hands IN the first
hour. Ii Ii reported that the COM
debts and that nothing remains for the
stockholders. The officials Of the com.
pany in reply to this say that the com
pany is solvent. The company has
made no assignment and intends. 70
make none.
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STOCKS STILL rxoIrsD.

Norsh .Ameriean Takes Big Tumbls.
Markst 0ns-haif 20 One Per Cent.
Lower.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The stock mar
ket opened weak with North American
~ feature. That stock dropped from
lss to and then rallied to l3. 1t il now
quoted at III. The rest Of the market
opened { to per cent lower. Northern
Pacific preferred defined :. There ID no
speciaI news.
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BRITISH CRUISER SUNK.
Y. N. 4 Serpent Wrecked ON Reef
or the Coast Of
Spain.
No Chance Of Escape Given the Crew Of
Nearly 500 Men- Only
Three Saved.
Norwegian Bark Terpsiehere Lost In
Collision Fate Or the Crew
In Doubt

LONDON, Nov. 14.--H. M. 8. Serpent
was wrecked Monday night twenty
miles north os Cape Finisterre. Two
hundred and forty-ssven men wsre
drowned. Only three escaped. The
serpent went ON the rocks during ss-
we're storm ON the Spanish coast. "A
heavy mist prevailed Ut the time. IL
was impossible 10 obtain assistance
from the shore, and the vessel remained
In her helpless position until broken TO
pieces by the tremendous seas which set
mp over her. The crew were washed
overheard In groups by the remorseless
waves, and
Drowned or Dashed to Death
amid the rocks. The news OF the disas-
ter was conveyed TO Corunna. distance
OF sixty miles, over mountain roads, and
when relief corp was organized and
sent 10 the scene Of the wreck 1t was too
late 10 be OF any avail. The Serpent's
crew proper consisted Of ITO men. The
Remaining victims were relief crews
which were being conveyed 30 other
British men-of-war On the African
station.
Causes Widespread Eamentaai0n.
The Serpent was swift, light cruiser;
one or the eight vessels whose construc-
tion was begun when Lord Northbrook
was FIRST lord Of the admiralty, during
Mr. 0ladston6's ministry, and was val
ned nc 500, 600. The admiralty officials
maintain silence and declined 10 be in
EeTyfeWed On the subject az the dSxassxsx.
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!, ST. paul, Nov. l4.--In the state SEN
ate the Republicans viii have a major
lay OF tw0s the composition Of that body
being - follows; Republicans, 2S;
Democrats, Ia: Alliance, o; Democrat
Alliance, u; Republican, Alliance, 1;
total. 5a The house Is made up as fol-
lows: Democrats, "A; Republicans, 40;
Alliances, 10: Alliance, endorsed by
Democrats. 4; Democrats. endorsed by
Alliances q; Alliance, endorsed by Re
publicans, 3; total. ia, Officials re-
turns from ali but four counties give
Merriam a plurality of 2 ,i20.
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Fsderaiists Raiiyias to Boxrsms suppers
Prospects Of a Gensrml war.

Fsaeraiists Raiiyins TO noKran's suppers.
Prospects ef Gsnsrsl war.
New YoRK, Nov. IA special 10
The Herald from Santa Anna. Salvador.
says; Information has reached hare that
the garrison in Annapolis, 900 strong. has
gone to the relief Of President Borfan.
Small forces from all portions OF Hon
duras are making forced marches to-
ward the presidents headquartars. II In
not believed, however, with all the
forces he can gather he win be able 30
cope with Sanchez army.
The Herald's City OF Guatemala spe-
cial says: Intense excitement prevails
here over the prospect OF o general war
in Central America. The Mexican min
lister was at the foreign department Cor
Q long time Wednesday, and 10 is be-
lieyed that his mission was % persuade
president Barillas 70 recall the troops
ne has sent to aid Bogran, and the pub
Tic In general commend his cos,rsn.
Barillas had an audience with the
United States and Spanish minister.
but they refused to talk. No definite
information is to be obtained from anv
source Rs 10 what the government In
tends 10 do In the present crisis.
Wants Exeta 10 Remafn Nsasra1.
The HersId's San Salvador sp~ciai
says: President Ezeta, is In receipf OF a
telegram from President Bogran of
Honduras, In which the latter admits
that he has been forced 70 evacuate the
capital and temporarily set up his Qoy-
ernment at Tamara, four leagues ilfx-
tant from Tegucigalpa. Bogran aahs
Ezeta 10 maintain complete neutrality.
In regard TO the rumor that prexides,t
Ezsta bad ordered troops 10 invade Hon.
duras for the purpose Of heading Oh an
army sent to the relief of Bowrau hv
Harillas, President Ezsta said: aAs vet
] have not issued an order 10 that eject.
shall wait for the last moment for
bariiias to rescind his order and cali
back the army. II he does not 4 cannot
answer for the consequences. Exeta Ia
busy and In constant council with the
members OF the cabinet.
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HuRoN, s. D.. Nov. 1A-There Is q
q scarcity of coal here and at points
north and west. Orders for wood and
coal from surrounding towns could not
be filed III local dealers Wednesday.
The shortage lii attributed to the failure
of the railroads 10 provide ears. The
supply here viii be exhausted in three
on four days, even should the present
fine weather continue, ard In the event
OF : heaxy snow skurm or severe cold
weather many will be caught without
fuel. unless q supply Is sent in ct once.
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MASON CrTY, Iowa, Nov. f4.--At the
annual convention OF Iowa dairymen &C
Fort Dodge the urgent need of o dairy
achool In Iowa was discussed, and .
committee was appointed TO lay the
matter before the trustees Of the Iowa
Agricultural college at Ames, and to In,
sist upon the establishment Of such q
school AZ the college The comInittee
met the trustees ct the college Wednes-
day. The trustees are ready and will
ina to do ell In their power TO at once
pat such school in operation from the
funds provided by the late congressional
aupropriation.
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PLAYeRsl LEAeuE pEAD.

Thrsa Clubs Have Consolidated, One Ii
Cor sale and Three Left In the Lnrch.
NEW YoRK, Nov. fA-The base bail
war Ii practically over. The new or
ganization has died natural death.
The New York. Brooklyn and Pitts
burg clubs have agreed up0n terms and
consolidated and the Chicago club has
offered 10 sell ont. This leaves the B0s-
ton, Philadelphia and Cleveland clubs
In the lurch. Ii In barely possible that
these clubs will continue next season lin
another organisation, bat this rests en-
tireiy with the old Enagnates.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The News says
O'Sullivan, the ice man, who Il serving
q life sentence in Joliet penitentiary for
complicity IN the murder of DIR. Cronin,
has fntimated 10 q number of friends
who called upon him this week that he
ID anxious to tell oil he knows about the
murder and thinks he has already suf-
fered enough for the misdeeds of others.
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PLUNGED TO THE BOTTOM.

s~rp~ns sunk Almosa InssantIy~~~No Tinae
10 Laaneh siasle fsona.
LoxDox, Nov. 14.--Later aavices from
Cape Bueiok, in the province OK Cor
runna, Spain, the scene Of the wreck or
the British torpedo cruiser Serpent,
stase that ut Il clock Monday night In
the midst OF an impenetratable dark
ness, the warship struck the reefs bow
on. She was hurled upon the rocks
with such tremendous force that their
Jagged EaEes rors Her Keel
a readily - > match might be split by
the nharpesf knife. A moment later o
mammoth wave lifted the cruiser high
above the reef, only 10 dash her back
upon its stony face the next instant,
with great hole stove In her bottom.
With the next sea the unfortnnats
vessel clipped from the rocks into the
dssp water. Through the awful zap IN
her hull the water rushed in by this hum
awful blacknexs cf the night ths howl
inr Of the wind and the hoarss roar Of
the waters beating against the fatal
reefs. the cruiser Serpent, with nsariy
900 men, plunged TO the bottom Ct the
Atlantic ocean.
At the moment Of the fearful catas.
kxophe the great majority of the ships
company we're below decks, unconscious
that death was all around them. They
never reached the deck. On deck those
whose duties kept them there, found
themselves 50 suddenly confronted with
the deadly peril that Il was
ImpesssbIs 20 Launch single Hoas.
So overwhelming, so sudden and com.
plefe was the disaster that Of the great
ship's company no human being made =
sign or uttered q cry, - they were swal
lowed up by the waters. The thret
wrsfchad snrYiYors Of the calamity
torn by the cruel rocks to which they
mArvellousiy chung until rescued, hav,
been removed TO the hospital where the5
are now being cared for. They viii bs
, ordered home % England rs coon n
their condition will permit OF their re
removal, 60 testify before the inquiry
which win be held BY the board or I'd
nairalty. The queen i fun Of solicituda
and has again autographed the expires
slon on her sympathy and request thal
she be furnished all the information cd
tainnble bearing on the disaster. Tbs
officials At the admiralty Office state thai
when the Ioss or the Serpent ocourret
shs was trying 10 make either Iorunnl
or the Bay o. Vigo Tor repairs Thl
cruiser had passed through q hurrican,
amA xwng raarffn1Ix disabled
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Or. PAUL, Nov. I4--The case Of Cliff
tom Hclden viii come ny la the United
States supreme court next Monday.
The appeal Il based al the alleged nm
consfx nationality OF section Of chapter
20, of the General Laws Of Minnesota,
the mct hAying b0cn apprpyed April "a.
lsa0. @mA thsrefcxe lnoppAatiye at the
time "a MsIdenss eenvios1On.
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THE ALTON GIVES, NOTICE.

4 Substantial Reduction 20 be Made IN
Rates on Packing House Products.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.4--At a meeting Of
the Western Freight association the Al
tons notice 10 reduce rates on hoQs
from Kansas City to Chicago from IS 30
10 cents hundred pounds, and from
Kansas City 70 St. Louis 10 Is cents n
hundred TO equalize the rates on hogs
and packing house products in conform
ance with the order oE the Interstate
commission was voted down. The Alton
then gave notice that Ii would pnt the
It-cent rate into effect on Nov. rs. The
lines between Kansas City and sc. Louis
announce that they viii at once reduce
rates ON hogs betwean those points 20 is
cents hundred pounds. and the rates
On packing house products from Kansas
City To St. Lonis To l3 cents Il hundred.
The action OF the Alton regarding rates
On hogs and packing house products
from Kansas City viii compel 4 resluc.
ton on those articles from all points
'''''~-', 49, 80 z AalgDa3s5 = Gbiaags
R@auctlon n the ss. raaa-chicaEo Passsn-
ger rate possibls--- Issiir5ad BUSINESS
FOR October.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 1.-THE meeting of
the Western Passenger association In
Chicago was adjourned without action.
All but one Of the roads declared them~
selves prepared to submit oil contracts
with steamship agents and also state
ments Of the tickets they had out which
would in any way tend TO demoralize
rates The other road was given till the
next meeting to make It's report II the
statement j. not then presented an open
rsdnction in rates viii be authorized by
the chairman. The statement of the
October business OF the roads showed
the Milwaukee and St Paul far in the
lead. The number of through passen-
gers carried by each road was;
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COLLISION IN WISCONSIN.

MrwAuKEE, Nov. i4.-At I d. N. d
wild cattle train, south-bound, collided
with q regular freight train on the Mil
wanlxee and Sc. Paul, road near Trues-
dell, thiFty-five miles south Of this city.
Three car loads Of cattle were killed
and MANNED, and a number of freight
cars, with the engines were wrecked.
The wreck blocked traffic ON the Chi
cago division until 10 8. IN.
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stuaenta u she uoeler.

ANN Arson, Mich. Nov. IA melee
among the university students In the
postoffice resulted rather sadly for six
Young men who took q leading part ia
the trouble. Rushes among the mem.
bers Of various classes have recently
been not unusual occurrence aud apas.
0f the nf&tFeINrUus are now confined IT.
iaii. Quiet has now been restored.
Those detained will be bailed out.
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work q ! Levs Sick swain.

New YoRK, Nov. l4.--At Orange, N.
J., Robert Kerr. aged IS, shot and fa-
tally wounded Mrs. Knoble, aged 30 be-
cause she refused 70 marry him. He
then put the pistol 10 his head and blew
osf4 his bFaAHa Tha woman II lying At
the Memorial hospital in dying con-
condition.
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DENVER, Colo, Nov. 14.-Some time
ago divorce proceedings were instituted
by Mrs. Kate r. Rosenfeid. The case
was heard Tuesday. During her cross
examination Mrs. Rosenfeld suddenly
became insane. Mental worry IL the
cause assigned for her sudden collapse.
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Kansas Cry, Nov. 14.--Itjs learned
that . direct accusation was made
against Selby Jones, who committed
suicide Tuesday, that be was responsible
for the shortage of Si00, 200 IN the de-
funct firm Of Hall a. Willis. The inves-
tigation had narrowed the matter down
too close for him, and he took the short
est road away from disgrace and killed
hinsalf
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FARGO, N. D., Nov. i4.-Detective
Watkins arrived here with John New
berry, one OF the New Salem, NJ. d.,
train robbers, whom he had tracked
over II 900 miles and finally caught him
near Philadelphia. The prisoner had
over 5000 worth Of diamonds tn his
f,flsz@ezwinr1
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ST. PAuI, Noy. I4.--During the past
few daysrthe condition Of Gen. III. Fl.
Siblsy has become more critical. He is
now practically unconscious. While he
can asill speak IL il doubtful whether he
even recognizes masnbors of his family.
Tha end Is liable 70 come at alEnost any
m0meuf
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AN ANTlLoTrERY expREss.
The Adams Company Adopts the Postal
Regulations on Lottery Business.

Ihe AaAhaa Nonipmhy A0oPAs va" R0ss&A
Regulations on Lottery business.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 14.-The board Of
managers OF the Adams Express COM
pany, held its first meeting Wednesday
since the passage Of the anti-lottery act.
The board was unanimously of the opin-
ion that the provisions Of the law were
morally as obligatory upon the company
as they were legally binding upon the
postal authorities The board adopted
resolutions making the regulations
which have been issued by the postoffice
department to its subordfnates, applica-
Bile to the employees of the express COM
DAny.
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a noted publisher DsAa.

NEw YoRE, Nov. 18.--Daniel Sydney
Appleson, the well known member al
ahe Publishing house Of d. Appleton q
Ca. died shortly before 10 Q. IN. at bis
hurne No. q. University place. LAST
SUNDAY he was stricken with Apoplsxys
nnA III I'D beep Iii u critical condifk0E
N to ~ fizns ef Iris death.
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MARSHALL, DO, Nov. I4.-The case
Of Judge j. r. Wagner against This
Saline County Progress FOR libel and
defamation Of character was tired here
TN the circait court before Judge Field
The jury after remaining ont thirty
minutes returned verdict Cor the
plaintiff FOR. g., ,0OU and costa. The de-
Tense has fled q motion fuf new trial,
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\ EranpltaI foE Iown vess.

MARsHAl4TowN, Iowa, Nov. IA. The
new hospital forthe-Ecwa soldiers home
at this place was finished "Wednesday.
I il q handsome, substantial brick
strus4ure 00xlsi feet. two stories and
basement. III contains fourteen waFds
OF warriors sizes, and win accommodate
eighty patients.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA 1890
sTuDENTs oN A TEAR.
Ann Arbor Boy. Mob the 1ziIitta---A
Namber OF Them In .salI.

Ann Arbor Eoyn Mob she uilitia--.A
Namber Of Them In Jan.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov. IA se~
rious melee occurred Wednesday night
between u large body OF students ard
the local militia company. A member
Of the organization was married We'd
nesday night. About twenty members
gathered nc the armory and after
marching to the house where the wes1-
ding took place. fired several salutes.
The firing attrated large number of
students and citizens who followed the
company as they left for the armory.
AT the corner Of Division and Liberty
streets II is claimed that some person
IN the front Of the crowd struck those IN
the rear OF the company with canes.
The oflicer In command ordered the
company TO charge, which they did,
using their guns - clubs. The crowds
he'd, scattering down the side streets ~
fast as possible. Stones were hurled at
the company by the crowd, and l. ".
Granger, who was In command, was
struck on the head, receiving bad
scalp wound. One student was badly
cut on the head and several others were
more or less hurt.
~ special % The Detroit News from
Ann Arbor says: One Of the most out
rageous acts was that committed upon
l. J. Pennison, freshman literary
studeut from Toledo, Ohio. He was
knocked down near the fence. but this
did not seem 70 satisfy his assailant.
who struck him again and again. In
an unconscious state he was removed Co
the hospital where he
-.
Died From Fracture
OF the skull. Quartermaster Granger
was reported dead this morning, but
this Is untrue. He Is badly cut Ia the
forehead but viii pnll through. No
body else can be found who In In any
way seriously injured. Granger IL q |
non-commissioned officer of the militia |
and had no right 10 command the mem |
bers OF the company Granger claimed |
% hare had the mayors permission for /
the company to fire their guns In the
street. This Ii emphatirally denied by /
Mayor Manly, who says that he posi- /
lively refused them the permit when /
1t now looks as IL q serious /
charge will be brought against the /
OF the military company who /
participated In the occurrence. nc sfill I
n dispute a. TO which side started the
'Ow
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flaralansl ID slhle.

CoIuMnus, Ohio. Nov. i4.--Ex-Presi.
dent Cleveland and Dan Lamont ar
rived here sc 9 .. m. They were met ut
the depot by Mrs. james Il. Campbell,
Who took them to fhe governors resi-
dence. IA salute OF twenty-ona guns
will hs fired at noon, at which time Mr.
Cleveland win hold reception 1T the
state house.
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koca's CONSUMPTION CURE.
The Noted German Scientist Will Make II
Pablic ON SATURDAY.

The Noted German Scientist Will Make It
Public ON Saturday.
: BERLIN, Nov. i4.--Professor Koch
viii publish to the world on Saturday
the composition of his cure for consump-
tion, Amy physician who desires fur
ther information as to details may then
apply to DIR. Cornet, Professor Koch's
assistant, who has established hospitals
for the treatment Of home and foreign
patients. Professor Koch viii now be.
gin experimenting for cure of diph-
iberia.
A Subject for DIR. Koch.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 14.-Therese Lorenz,
a young German woman who arrived in
this country in April last is about to re-
turn to Germany. She is i'll with con-
sumption, and haxing read in Ger
man paper Of DIR. Koch's cure, deter
mined TO 90 10 him and be treated
while she has energy 10 travel.
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WAsHE0ToN, Nov. IL. 4.Senator Pet
tigrew's schelne FOR abandoning the
zeal fisheries and devoting the waters Of
Alaska 20 cod received big indoEse-
ment from Capt Tanner. who has just
returned 10 Washington, and asserts
that the southern extremity Of Rehring
sen furnishes the greatest cod fishing
grounds In the world.
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CAIRo, Nov. lA. Adviues from Sondsn
describe d, split In the ranks OF the
snAhdi's immediate followers. The
trouble grows out og d quarrel between
two brothers as to which ons has th1
right Of Succession 60 the mahaA
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NORWEGIAN VESSEL LosT.
snip Tsrpsichore sunk I'm CoIlisaon---Fats
Of Crew Unknown.

Of Grew unhnowm~
LONDON, Nov. 14.--Advices from
Dover report that the Norwegian ship
Terpsichore, Capt Sorsnssn, from
Quebec Oct. II, for Newcastle. Eng
land, was sunk by o collision in the
English channel Wednesday night. Tbs
Fate Of the crew Ii Is yet unknown,
Crew was saved.
The crew Of the Norwegian ship Terp-
sichore, which was sunk In eollisien
In the English channel: y reported g
have been saved by life boat which
put out their relief from Deal.
, 1890-04-02

There has been recently a l|aInentable
epidemic. so To speak. Of railroad acci-
dents owing t" spreading Of rails, result
ing in great loss Of life and damage t o
rolling stock. This series Of disasters
commenced ON Dec. 30, 1889, with the
derailmcHt of n fast train on the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio, 10y which ten persons
lost their lives and a great portion of the
train was destroyed. Since that date
there have beer several wrecks Of the
same nature, involving more fatalities
and much injury to person and property.
Without r,flccting very closely on the
matter. the majority OF the happy go.
lucky travelling pubic takes for granted
that these spreading raIl accidents can
not be avoided, whereas, in reality, they
belong to the category which may fairly
be termed "~prevcutable accident This
viii be a new li.ht to many. but there
is NJ doubt that 10y the employment of a
properly constructed metal lie Of ,terl or
iron, aud with proper f]astenings, spread
ing If rails is impossible Engineering
and Mining journal.