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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Telegramy zagraniGzle=
SzkOfy socyalistyczne W Berlinie.
MiedzynarOdoWy elektrO- -techni-
ezny kOngres W Frankfurcie.
NieurOdzaj W ROsyi.
Urzadzenie linii telegrafcznej W
Afryce wschOdniej.
NieurOdzaj W ROsyi.
Rabusie W Turcyi.
Niemey.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.

DR.. V. Stephan sekretarz pahstwo,
wy urzedu pocztowego, przyja3 urzad
przewodniczacego ma miedzynarodo-
wynn elektro-technicznym kongresie,
kt6ry ma sic odby6 miedzy 7-12
wrzesnia Frankfurcie W po}aczeniu
wystawa elektryczna.
Zjada sic tam delegaci r6znych
KRAKOW europejskich i Ameryki.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.
Spadkobiercy hr. Moltke pozwolili,
aby grobowiec jego przez 3 godziny
dziennie by} otwarty dla zwiedzajacej
publicznosci.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.
Pietnastu zo3nierzy pu}ku grena-
dyer6w W Ulm stru}o sic skutkiem
spozycia zepsutej kie}basy. Jeden
juz umar} reszta valley ze smier-
cia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
POfudniOwa Ameryka.

Pose} w}oski W Buenos Ayres do
nosi swemu rzadowi, re po}ozenie
fnansowe republikf Argentyhskiej
kazdym dniem sic pogarsza radzi,
ably W}osi ME emigrowali do tego
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11

jeto. Pred nadejsciem zimy otwo-
rza jeszcze wiecej szk6}. Program
Liebknechta polega ma TEN, ably lud
zapoznac naukami socyalistyczny-
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Francya.
Paryz, 10 sierpnia,

Paryz, 10 sierpnia.
Dzisiaj pek} }kocies parowy w Caau
mont skutkiem czego 6 os6b zosta}o
zabitych, 4 tax strasznie spalonych,
re lekarze ME dali zadnej nadziei ra-
tunku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Londyae, 10 sierpnia.

AO'ceey'o, AS SiOA PiA
Berlinska depesza donosi, re de-
mokracya socyalna stara sic pozy-
ska6 zwolennik6w miedzy woj
skowymi, szczeg6lniej miedzy
rezerwa. Okolicznosd ia wywo}a4a
wielki niepok6j W ministerstwie woj-
ny ofcerowie otrzymali rozkaz, ably
uwazai ma to, czy zo}nierze ME czy-
taja jakich ksiazek lub gazet socya-
listycznych, w przeciwnym razie' ma
ia ich ukarac aresztem.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.
,,Freisinnige Zeitung" donosi, ze
powo}ano s}awnego doktora, prof.
Esmarcha do Kiel, ably leczy} cesarza
Wilhelma.
Kie1, 10 sierpnia.
Ksiaze Henryk wyjecha} do An
gill, ably odwiedzid krolowe Wikto-
rya.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.
Niedaleko Gdahska utoneli dzisiaj
kapitan, porucznik, lekarz dw6ch
majtk6w Z okretu wojennego ,,Zie-
them.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Rok IL.
Burza.
Toronto, Ont., 10. sierpni,

Wczoraj wicczorem wielka burza
przeciagne}a mad miastem i zrzadzi]a
Anaczne szkody, zw}aszcza zakla-
dach i drutach telegrafcznych. Pre-
sz}o 400 drew zosta}o wyrwanych
korzeniami i trzeba by}o zawezwac
straz ogniowa do uprzatniecia ich
ulic. Mad jeziorem burza bardzo sic
srozy}a i setki namiot6w mieszkah
letnich porwa}a poszarpa}a. w "a
toce mnostwo yacht6w }odzi zosta}o
uszkodzonych, ale ludzi ma szcze-
scie Mkt zycia ME straci}. Take
budowy DUO ucierpia}y.
Upaf.
Waterloo, loaoa, 10. sierpnia.
Wczoraj bys dzieh najgoretszy:
termometr wskazywa} 101 stopni w
cieniu, a upa1 by} prawie nieznosny.
By} jednak pozyteczny dla dojrzenia
kukurydzy, ktora przez dotychczaso-
wa niska temperature o kilka tygo-
dni sic sp6zni}a.
Rezygnacya.
Washimgtog, G. d. 10 sierpnia.
Frederick Douglas, amerykahski
pose} do Haiti (Afrykanin), kt6sy
.niedawno odegra1 tax smutna role,
zrezygnowa}.
Nova ustawa.
Louisville, Ky., 10 sierpnia
o novel ustawie stanu Kentucky
wyraza sic d~isiaj louisville Com
mercial": Obejmuje ona niestety
tom nader gruby. zawiera 272 pa
ragraf6w j zajmuje sic wielu sprawl
mi, ktore moznaby byso bezpiecznie
pozostawic legislature do za}atwie-
MIA. Zawiera jednak rownoczesnie
bardzo wiele waznych ipozytecznych
przepis6w. Wszelkie reformy, kt6-
rych nar6d sic domaga}, sa W niej u
wzglednione. Wykresla wszelkie
przestarzaseprzepisy niewolnictwie,
reorganizuje upraszcza sadownic-
two; wprowadza tajemne g}osowanie
W miejsce imiennego oddawania g}o-
sow, kt6ry to system Kentucky do
tychczas miaao jake jedyny Stan cy-
wilizowany; ogranicza prawa miast
obwod6w W robieniu d}ug6w, jako-
tez podatki, do pewnej ograniczonej
miary, ktorej przekroczyc ME wolno;
znosi urzedy przynoszace dochody i
naznacza wszystkim urzednikom sta
Ia place, obcina zpaczrie ilosc urze-
dnik6w, wiele jeszcze innych przy-
nosi nowosci, kt6re ma zupe}ne "a
s}uguja uznanie.
(Dok. La 4stei str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11

Haca'aa, 10 sierpnia.
S}awny bandyta Santa Ana po]eg}
W walce z wojskiem %poblizu plan
tacyi Mercedes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
P0ryG, 10 sierpnia.

Rabusie wdari sic do pa}acu pre-
zydenta Carnota Presles zrabo-
wall wszystko, co mia}o ty lko wick
sza wartosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11

W g6rach, ably dostac stosowna kwote
"a wykupno, zarzadce pos}ali do
tutejszego pos}a francuzkiego, hr.
Montebello listen, W kt6rym dono-
sza, ze zastrzela Raymonda, jezeli
ME dostana $4,000. Hr. Montebello
zada} cd su}tana, ably Raymonda
uwolniouo. Rad turecki staral sic
wykorzenic bandyt6w cd czasu zrabo-
wanna podr6znych ma kolei zelaznej.
jednakowoz bez skutku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Ind,ye.

Osnat0, IU slerpn1a.
Wicekr6l Indyi, markiz Lansdo-
wne, potwierdzi} wyrok ma senaputty,
brata rejenta Manipur, i gen. z
Tongal, kt6ry wyda} rozkaz do rzezi.
Kare smierci ma rejenta ks. Anango
Sena zmieni} wicekr6l ma dozywotnie
wiezienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Afryka.
Berlin, 10 sierpnia.

Rad postanowi} urzadzic komple-
tiny system telegrafczny ma wscho-
dniem wybrzezu Afryki i dzisiaj od-
jechali urzednicy Berlina do Airy
ki, gdzie maja sic zaja6 niezw}ocznie
ta Sprawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Berti1a, 10 sierpnia.

Pewien robotnik przy wyiadowy-
waniu towar6w okretowych re Szcze-
Gina, nazwiskiem Teichert by} s}a-
wnym p{ywaczem i nurkiem. ze-
sz}ego tygodnia po wyiadOwaniu
okretu Johann Friedrich" za}ozy} sic
re wysokosci 120 stop skoczy do
mora. Wszyscy robotnicy zaprze-
stall pracowa6, ably sic przypatrze6
temu widowisku. Teichert zawaha}
sic chwiIke, wkr6tce jednak skoczy}
g}owa ma dol do w9dy. Wypsynea
napowr6t posr6d okfzyk6w radosci
zgromadzonych, zanurzy} sic jednak
wkr6tce, bo juz ME zy}, Ma zewnatrz
ME poni6s} zadnego uszkodzenia.
Berzso, 10 sierpnia.
Liebknecht za}ozy}w W Berlinie szesc
szk64 sooyalistycznych. Uczeszcza
do nich obecnie 1000 uczniow, Nau-
ke udzielaja 9 rano o 10 wieczo-
rem a czasem takze w niedziele. w
dniu otwarcia ssara}o sic 1000 .robo-
tnik6w przyjecie. q powodu bra
ku miejsca tylko czwarta Geese przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Rezygnacya.

Washimgtog, G. d. 10 sierpnia.
Frederick Douglas, amerykahski
pose} do Haiti (Afrykanin), kt6sy
.niedawuo odegra} tax smutna role,
zrezygnowa}.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17

There has been some talk in this coun-
try for the past three months over the re-
fusal Of the Frceholders to pay certain
tramp bills. 1t was claimed that some of
these bills were not entirely straight and
regular, and perhaps they were not in
strict and regular conformity with the law,
We do not know. We simply say now ms
a matter of public information that these
disputed bills were ordered paid by the
Board at the meeting last Wednesday,
excepting one item of thiriy-four tramps
committed, for which there did not appear
to be proper accounting.
We understand that these bills wele
paid for after consultation with Judge
Scudder by County Attorney Blackwell
The Judge said in substance that the
tramp law provided for the temporary re-
lief OF tramps 10 tho counties where they
happen to fetch up at night, and that il
did not authorize their determination with
a shot gun. The Judge further stated that
all communities were afflicted with the
tramp nuisance, many counties being
subjected to much greater expense
than HunLerdon had been put TO, and
that so long as the law remaius as II now
is, there is no escape for taxpayers from
the expense incurred. -HNateroloa Demo
crdt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n5a SEALED PROPOSALS

Will be received by the undersigned until June
a. for the ton in whole or In part, of stone
church, to be built In this city; the plans and
specifications for which can be seen at the Rec
tory, so York St. References must accompany all
proposals. The right Is reserved to reject any aud
all BIDS. Address Rev Evin X. Smith, Rector of
s. Andrews Church. Lambertville. MI.
June 3, 1891.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Last Monday morning, Robert Nc.
George, whose native place was Creetown,
Scotland, was drowned In the canal near
Eyes, mile below this city. Circum-
stances indicate that this was a case of
suicide. He had formerly worked at the
quarries below this city, aud returned
here last Friday, boarding at Mrs. Gull
lick's. He had been drinking hard for
some days On Monday morning, boy
saw him go into the canal, come out
again, remove some of his clothing and
again jump in. A boalman passing saw
him sink and tried to save him, buthe did
not appear to make any effort to get out.
Some think he had the dclirium tremens
others that he had sunstroke. He was
about thirty years old. His body was
soon recovered, and as the drowning oc-
CURED in Mercer county, Coroner Courtier,
of Trenton, was sent for, who upon, ar
rival decided that an inquest was unne-
cessary. The body was taken to Trenton
for interment. McGeorge has two broth
ers living-one in Missouri and the other
at Green's Landing, Me. He had been in
this country about nine years.
The committee of the Hunlerdon Co.
Historical Society on exhumlng the Brit
ish ofllcer's remains at Ringoes, suggest
that large stone be erected at the head
of the grave, with proportionale foot
stone, the stone 10 be well lcttered, giving
a full account of the deceased.
They also recommend that monument
be erected on the spot TO the memory of
those who so brayely fought against great
odds. - .feN
The site Of the monument would be be-
tween the railroad and public road from
Larison's Corner to Pennington, about 100
feet from either .point.
Trimmer s. Pidcock have an order
from steamship Company for 20 900
hickory wedges, which they are cutting
at their steam saw mill at White House
Station. They are making on an average
/, 200 peach baskets day.
Mrs. Theodosia Rodenbaugb. Of
Clinton, has just been granted pension
of SIT per month. aud IS, 900 back pay.
Her deceased husband, William L. Roden-
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TRENTON, June 13.-Lawyer John A.
Steen, who was convicted of embczzling $40
from New York parties, was called up for
sentence In the Mercer Court yesterday.
Judge Woodruff said TO Steen that be had
never before passed sentence on member
of the bar. lie said that Steen knew the
law, and his calling should have led him
to be guardian of it. He had been trust
ed and failed. The Court sentenced him
to pay find of $50. Judge Chauncey II,
Beasley, Stems counsel, asked for a writ
of error in the case, and psnding 1t bail
was fixed at 5000.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
CLARK PTERs0N. Editor.
LAMBERTvILLE. N. j.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1891.
The beauty Of the Allegheny Mountains

The beauty of the Allegheny Mountains
in June, when the wealth of forest LEAKAGE
and the rich profusiop of flowers may be
seen at their best, is a sight and experience
that no one should miss. Ten days pass
ed in the pure air Of the mountains at this
season of the year VIII be worth world of
good to those who will spend the greater
part OF the summer at home. 1t will fortify
them against the heat and burden of the
long, hot days of July and August, and
create physical strength which no other
treatment could produce. The climate of
the highlands is peculiarly delightful, and
the mountain breezes do not permit the
air to become uncomfortably warm. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's person
ally-conducted tour of the 18th inst. to
Cresson comes just in the nick OF time and
affords the opportunity desired. Round
trip tickets, including one full days board
at the magnificent Mountain House, will
be sold from Lambertville at the low price
of 50.
The return coupons of excursion tickets
will be good for ten days, including date
of tour, and to those remaining for long
er period than one day special reduction
In hotelrates viii be given. AS the number
of tickets for this tour will be limited, per-
sons intending to participate should secure
iheirtickets at least three days 10 advance.
Unused tickets will be redeemed at the
General Office OF the Company upon pre-
sentation, either In person or by letter.
The train leaving at 600 A. M. will con-
meet with the special train leaving Broad
Street Station at 1910 A. NJ. This tour
will be under the personal supervision of
the Tourist Agent of the Company. A
Chaperone will also accompany the party
to attend 10 the wants of the ladies unat-
tended by escorts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
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Caution.
In these days of sharp competition and
progress, it is well to be cautious In pur-
chasing any article of merchandise, on the
spur of the moment, or, upon the recon-
mendation of others, who are not tho
roughly posted Especially is 1t SO, as
regards purchasing sewing machine.
Friends and aeighbors all think theirs
the best, and do not hesitate to say so,
when the fact may be, they have never
seen the ''Davis. !" Before buying sew
ing machine, we advise every one TO ex-
anime the New High-Arm Davis, and we
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1t seems almost incredible that, at this
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17

Why buy poor coal when you can get
the best by going to Titus, Cor. Elm and
Clinton streets, (near Arnett's Mild.
Strictly first-class Lebigh Coal of all sizes,
ready for immediate delivery. Thanking
the public for their liberal patronage, and
hoping for continuance of the same, re.
main, Respectfully yours,
e. s. TITus.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
MARRIAGES.

KEARNs-PRo Bethlehem Presby-
terrain Church, June 10. 1891. by Rev j. G. Will
hanson Robert Kearns, M. D.. OF Mont gonery
Orange county, N. Y, to carrie Probasco, daugh-
ter OF Sylvester Probasco. Esq, Of Pittstown.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, 1891, in Clinton, by
the Rev. s. d. Decker, assisted by the Rev. w.
f. Davis. Howard e. Crammer. of Annandale,
and Ida s. daughter of Joseph G. Case, OF
Clinton.
sMITH--BURK--In Pennington, June 10, 1891,
by G. s. Mott, ID. D., assisted by Rev. J. T.. Sage
beer OF the home of the brides mother, Oliver
IL. Smith and Matilda Burk, both OF Fleming
ton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17

'My father, who is about the age of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top of his head
After one months trial of Ayers Hair
Vigor, the hair began coming, and, in
three months, he had hne growth of
hair Of the natural color. Up. J. Cullen,
Saratoga Springs, ~ y.
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thrown together without regard to the
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baugh,was lieutenant in the army during
the war.
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THE MARKETS.

Lambertville, June II, 1891.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by LEAR, HOLCOMB & NIECE, dealersin
Grain, Flour, Feed. &c.
PRICES OF PRODUCE, DC, by CARVER q
WILLIANS. dealer In Dry Goods and Grnceriea.
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gsyS.a..Igs As. II.
roo lSA &C g .

Some lazy labor under impesion-not many
such found The wegy impression of good values for
little to be had The Peoples Stor aznes and i'm
pes action.
Our collection of Dress Goods combines fashionable and
unrvaed variety Any description notion mind
of their beauty and quality. l,e#s.te
An abundant line of Dress Trimmings
Halls Bazaar Dress Form the most satisfactory thing lady
impossible and delight unboundd They be bought "The Peo
pies Store for less money than elsewhere
The Rare and Peculiar Beauty of Hats and Bonnets evident
to ALL prices singuay low Our Mlner has her art
by heart.
Just line for Neckwar-th designs and nobbiest have
had All seeking comfort and you the right track
very nearly within your reach Nggee Shirt to be had The
Peoples Store the very They SWELL Stylish
servceabebuy them and try Them Suitable for indoors and for
DOORS
We have frequently called your attention Shoe Department
each time endeavong impress upon your mind the importance of
qualities fine lot of Gents Patent Leather Oxford Ties
You will pronounce them unnn and just what needed
pete outfit Beautiful goods just placed stock.
Bedroom Suites elegant things handsome useful
and convenient in Furniture. Come and examine.
New, splendid and carefully selected Carpets Rugs and Oil Cloths
good and cheap
No wrong goods "The Peoples Sore they all
rect. Test them al-tfey II stand it. ssaaei- 81
ssTHE Peoples STORE"
9. 8. VAN HORN, =. To-
No. Al N. UNION STREET LAMBERTvILLE N. j.
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Take warning

And don't let The germs OF that vile di-
sesse, Catarrh, take root and flourish IN
your system. Sulphur Bitters will pre-
vent this and will make you strong and
healthy. Editor Weekly Press.
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We are now showing complete new
Spring stock OF Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Notions, Underwear, &C., at bargain
prices. G. J. FISHER.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
DEATHS.

BRITTAIN--In Lambertvile, June 7, 1901. Mrs.
Hannah Britain, widow of the late s, b, Brit
tain, aged 6s years.
JONES-In franklin township, June ~. 1891,
John II. jones' In the 10th year of his age.
READING--At willlamsport, Pa, May 81. 1891
Franklin Reading, formerly of Flcmington) In
the 62d year of his age,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
A STARTLING REVELATION.
Upon Searching the Home of an Old
Employe-His Name is Mud.

A. Il. Thompson, a cOlOred porter In the
employ of LereauX IL COSgrOVe for the
past eight years, has been caught foul in
the theft of a quantity of material belong
ing to the firm. Thompson enjoyed the full
lest confidence of his employers until yes
terday, when he was noticed by one of the
men in the store to take a couple of brass
couplings. The suspicion of the party seeing
him, owaS aroused and he reported the
matter to Mr.. LereauX. At night, before
Thompson departed for home, hewas sit
ting on keg, tying up the sleeves of his
'oVercoat. Mr.. LereauX asked to see the
coat. In the pockets were a large number
of couplings, and the sleeve was filled
with the articles which rolled out as the
coat was raised.
The cOlored man made break
for liberty when he saw
that his game was up, but was caught by
one of the clerks. The case was reported
to Detective Hughes, the negro was lock-
ed up and the charge OF theft was pre-
ferred against him. This morning a
search warrant was procured and ThOmp-
sons abode in the WOmble alley, Eighth
ward, was searched. Here in the porter'S
two dingy little rooms was q large guam
tity of stolen articles. Brass couplings by
dozens, zinc and copper bottoms for wash
boilers by the scores, scrap zinc, copper
and tin in large quantities were found
There were heavy iron lids for stoves: a
number of stove aprons for Charter Oak
stoves andother articles, making fully
two good sized wagon loads, and esti-
mated Oto amount TO nearly 500 per
load. The first load was brought back to
LereauX & CoSgrOve'S at noon today.
Thompson says that he had disposed of
some of the couplings to rag pickers. 1t is
not known how much the faithleSS darkey
had purlOined during the past eight years,
though it is estimated to run up TO several
hundred dollars. 1t is thought that
Thompson, after collecting large guam
tity of the material, sold it to foundries
or their agents for scrap metal, realizing
handsome little sums on the stolen wares.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
LITTLE KILOGRAMS.

Vice President Morton and part
ner sold 400 lots in New York yester-
day for 81, 100000.
A switch engine coIlided with
cable car train in Chicago last night,
two coaches of the latter carrying GO
passengers were smashed, some were
hurt, but none killed.
Newfoundland sends a deputation
to England TO oppose the coercion
laws.
The new French criminal law gives
criminals light sentence to induce
reformation, if not, the penalty will
be double severe.
Missouri's governor has quaran-
tined against Southern cattle, on ac-
count of Texas fever.
In Gallur, N NJ, three men in q
coal mine were killed by rock fall
ing.
Elk. county clerk Williams, tried to
shoot Judge Martin in the Little
Rock, Ark. house of representatives
last night, but Morton knocked him
down and run away. Morton denied
Williams accusation that he defeated
the ra lway commission bill.