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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

wAsHISGroS, Nov. s.-rhe report
Of LOwriu BELL, second assistant post.
master genera, for the year ending
June aOlh shows the following expen'
ditures; Total inland mail service,
si3, 507, 99S; foreign mail service, az
grrgatv cost, 81 $685. 0I; less or inter
mediaTy setv.cvitO foreign countries,
siSO,Sl7, total iulnnd mail sbrvicei
Sii,705,S $40.
Compared with the previous yesr
increases are shown Of $50 routes aud
6.il miles, ~, 282, 6l5 IA the expendi.
lures, is, al m thr miles Travelled and
cents IN the rats OF cost OF each mile
Travelled. AnadditiouHl appropriation
IN asked for the railway mail service,
there being a deficiency Of 81 ,bOJ,OuU
TOT tue current year, anu s3,2JO,UOJ due
tho nOn.aided Pacific roads which
have been released by the treasury,
! The amount withheld from the Pacific
roads IL Sl,2OO,OU0.
A reduction IN the rate Of postage on
merchandise Ia discouraged. The ell
cheney OF lho railway mail clerks "a
commended aud recommendation
made for some provision for the FAINT
lies Of railway mail clerks killed on
duty.
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Four ~ the Number hiiicd This
ttmc.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8. -By a roar end
collision on tue Chicago, Rock LELAND
& Pacific rolf ut Seyeniy.1rs'
street thie evsniIg, three people worv
killed AMI eleven injured. The limited
vtslibulp rxptess crashed Into the rear
Of the Hue Island Accommodate
train, bauly wreuking two coaches uni
tho engine OF the limited. The niarm
waa Immediately turned In, tut beiOrn
the department arrived a majority Of
the wounded aud dead were taken from
the wreck. Some OF the former, how
ever, we're bAIly burned.
me dead are: Mark Powman, Rock
LELAND; Mrs. Aubrey. Blue lslanu; Car
rio Bainus, South Eugluwoodi Minnie
shaeior, beverly Hin.
The accommodation train lott the
cilya few miuutts ahead OF the limited
Aud stopped ~ Scvcuty.iirst street.
The limited bore down on II, II u said
Mt a rats OF twenty miles au hour a
heavy fog hal settled over the city
aud IL was almost impossible to discern
the signal lights. The engine OF the
limited ploughui tie way Into the rtal
coach OF thu accommodation. The CAT
was driven with terrible force Int
the end OF tho second coach. The ex-
plosion OF a lamp ignitci tho woodwofk
and the ire s0or began TO spread
rapidly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS AND VIEWS,
The English Press on TIC Result
Of tho Election.
Tho unrceions Friend Conresses. .-rnc
street ear strife In uRrsciiies.
--rfom tgonoiuiu.

I.oSD)N, Nov. 8.--The Ymcs Gays
the Republicans won great thumph
pnd tho Dsm1urat' have grounds for
serious fears, but {, adds; "it is Tam
ma-y Hulland Senator iill who were
rebud6i. not Pesiduut Cleveland.
Rin'.s aud bosses will learn once more
tina, thore arc lengths to which 1; is
unsafe 10 co."
"Pcthnpn." the Tunes iayp, "Clovc-
land may now thlng 10 better 10 break
with Ia nmnuy Hall aud throw over
Mr. llutnhlowut.0
rnu Times thinks the result Of the
election .Uinls O. reaction aghiuet
ClpvCl1ud aud tariff reform.
Tho Duy ACUs Hsyt: The Uuufm.
nua mHjouty Obtained by Major Me-
kinlty ~ Ohio seems TO be- an iuiica.
ton that the ufDtectiOnists nee incfuas.
ing la power.
Tue Standard saysi This IL pro-
test against immortality ia politics. IL
j. quite possible itfays, that the ueieht
VI the Democrats b. duu 20 the popular
disapprovsi OF the proceedings u Con-
gfess in regard % silver
srhe ChrUsi''C aa,E Fears that tho
Infamous iammany riug would iHugh
political morality aud common honesty
to tcofn by imp0tiug n disctcuiIud
nominee on tho electorate are ground.
lees, the ho.srs having tustalnud a
crushing defeat.
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Continuing. che said, "t suHtrrI with head
achca nnd ruaunH in hrUHra Hf tunes. sly
uuHo vas stopped 30 bad that Hal 10 breathe
through my muuta moo. 90 tHa sine Ny
throat waa anrf uud Oiled with mucous, and
would hawk aud apt every morning Tor an
h0ur or 20 getting Gay hIutt cleared out
u cotrnud all day long and ut hacking
Ugh. uuu at night % Etut wU lFtkn great
deal ~ tho time HuugrUI wish pain around
the huuft. shooting pains across tIr chest that
caused ono great deal Ut uuuuFauUu.
"-uru was my condition o. NuuuE lfp made
miserable, aUd any remedies tNHt tfICd 1Id
not fUum 10 do me any good. When { road OF
d. MHu0ntld and lusfUtga remarkable cures
u eases OF tho same nature o. mine, applied
Co them Tor treatment
90 hcFan their treatment and followed their
directions and used thclr remedies, aud today
] fCrl likn another person. Tho hoadaCnta
have stopped. roaring ln the ears gone. throat
wrll aud clear from mucous, my cough has
LETT mo the paine around mY hear and across
tho chcst are gone, and set up in tho morn.
ING feeling fresh aud roatnl. Whilu before I
took uoatfnunt got up UNurg morning. fcsiiug
tired out ! recommend urH Mar. and
liIhsott highly und Will ycufT NIiH statement io
any calling Un me, Ur hF letter g. those
Uut Of Oh city who wifh 20 write.
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cIs,sInnd,. rnclne rnIIcr.

VICTORIA, b. O., Nov. s.-Advlcos
from Honolulu, received by the War
rimyO, state that Chief Justice lde aud
Land Commissioner Chambers arc
authority for the statement that
Cleveland will recommend sort Of
protrctofAtu for Hawaii under the
forms " new treaty. Chambers
made the statement that Cleveland
would recommend TO the provisional
government that the election to set the
new form OF government under the
treaty should be- with an income quail.
fioAtion fixed at $1,000.
Chief Justice Ido insisted TINT the
United States did not intend 10 lot 20
either OF tho Hawaiian Islands OF
Samoa. This was Clevrlauu's Paciii.
policy and would DO carried out to Ia.
letter.
Leading royallsls ut Honolulu claim
TO have received asmi-l illcial ndylces
from Warrington 20 the rtiolt that Tia,
ux.queeu will be restored within liu
itsa period.
Tie Hawaiian treasury surplus con,
tlnucg 90 Increase, and Il now UPWARDS
Of q hundred anu sixty thousand dol.
lars.
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Tho uomb rhrowcr Confc,sos.

BARCELONA, Nov. s.-Thu second
act Of the opera had Just cummenced
when tue bombs were thrown, either
from the fourth OF lth gallery.
Fifteen persons were killed instantly
nnd fifteen others have since died.
Eighty persons arc In a serious CJndl.
lion.
The killed include German named
Roggeubroi, an Engli,hmau named
Rtmm aud Freuchman nnmeI Nct-
dua. Among the injured IL a German
named MiCke, who IL representative
OF NOtth American hrm. Their. are
no Americans OF Englishmon amorg
tho Injured. An Italian nAmel sal.
DAM was arrested on suspicion Of
being responsible Tor tue outrage. He
declares hls innocence, hut his state.
mruts ato contradictory. When no
was taken before the Judge ho gave
vague replies to tho qutstions put TO
him. Tue only definite Information
that could ho got from him was that he
was leader Ina the recent ntrike u
marblo.wofkcfs. Search was mazda Of
his house, but nothing OF q orimina,-
ing nature was discovered.
Alta council vi Tue ministry tonight
special powers were granted the police
10 pursue pvrsuns connected with last
nighpa crime. Tito now powers oJu-
iufiei Are equivalent 10 a suspension
Of the habosr corpus. The authorities Of
BARCELONA were oDusuted for ,permil-
ting tho peTpetfntion Of frequent out.
RACES by anarchists or other lawleas
prrsonH.
II has jusl been learned that 5eldani
has confessed. His iull name is Maurice
SnidAui.
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MARsElLLEs, Nov. s.--rne horse cars
we're running today under military
protection. llusesIs anu geu1grtnrs
patrol the whole city ut Intervals OF
sixty yards. The company claims 400,-
900 francs damages from the city for
iujufy to lie rolling stock and IL buai-
nuss during the riots.
An outrage committed by a sympa.
thi1er with the strikers this evening
came near ending ia a lynohlng. 4
petlrd placed on tho street oar rails tx.
plJdUd. Little damage was done, but
the man who put the explosive on tho
track was detected aud the crowd made
a rush for him. The miscteAut was
iiually captured by the police. The
crowd tried 10 got hold Of him, but
were prevented BY reiniorovm0nts Of
police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
MIDWAY ISLANDS.
A Precedent for Action ON tho Part OF
tho unitod htRteS.

WAsHINuTON, Nov. B,-SomO Bsnsn-
ti0nal dispatches published yesterday
afternoon and this morning, to the
effect that Liliuokalani would be- re-
stored to the throne OF Hawaii by the
United StatOs government, brought "a
ilIod Of 4 qulTles 10 the state depart
ment The officials Of this depart
mont ridiuuled tue proposition, which
IL regarded by them as absurd. This
II the nearest TO any statement that
has been obtained from any one In nm
official capacity connected with the
state department in regard 10 tho
Hawaiian matter.
An interesting fact has been developed
bearing on the Hawaiian question In
tue records Of the navy department.
The Brooks or Midway islands, which
are considered part Of the Hawaiian
group, were on August 2Sth,
1867, formally taken possession Of by
Captain William Reynolds, command.
log the United States steamship Lack
hwanna, on behalf Of the United
States, The islands had previously
beeh discovered July o, 1869, by Cap
tain \, q. Brooks OF tho Hawaiian
bark Cambria, who formally took pos.
rrssion OF them In tho namn Of tho
Hawaiian government. The United
states government was Rctuatet by u
request TO Secretary OF tho Navy
Glleon Welles by Allan Mclean, thon
president Of the Pacific Mail company,
who desired to use the iblnud as a coal
Ing station. Secretary Welles there
upon issued orders to Rear Admiral
Thatcher, commanding Tie North
Pacific squadron, to take formal p0sses.
sion Of the Islands.
Captain Reynolds, in reporting the
ceremony Of taking possession OF the
islands 10 Rear Admiral Thatcher,
sayG tia exceedingly gratifying 10
have been concerned In taking pos
session Of the first islAnda ever aide d
TO the dominion OF the Tilted States
beyo our own shores, and sincere
~ hope the instance viii be by no
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NrrD LNuINrEns.
James =. saichrii's statement Regard.
ing ihe EniistmsuL

ing ihe Enii.tmsuL
wAsutNdroN, Nov. s.--Jas. =. Sat.
chcll, the wo.l-known steamlhip eugi.
urer OF tnls city, says tuers is
mo doubt that Flint q Co, ~ New
York are procuring mcu and en-
piperr. tor the Brfg iliau service.
Iis says: "Flint & Company have
boen cofreapOuding with number
city, among Thorn Myself trying "a
make arrangements 20 ship ~, ih'y
want engineers badly, and In thuir
letters 10 me nave stated that they
will pay 800 u month ami $500 advance
money. When we enlist we have u
give up allegiance TO the United states
anu swear allegiance TO Bm1il. when
we arrive In Brngil We are supposed 10
have the option whether ur not We
uutcr the government service"
I'm official " the state department
distinctly asserted that the department.
was not authorized 90 take sue iniiia'
tive In such case as this, even " the
neutrality laws were being violated,
Tbs resort IL 20 tho courts.
The statement which has been pub
llshed that mcn are being onhslud ~
this country by representatives. Of th'
Bra ziliHn government 10 put down tht
insutfeutiOu Is emphaticaiiy dcnieu by
Senior Mcndoucs. IL Is certainly the
intention 10 employ capable amt SKILLED
men 30 tsko charge Of the munition.
OF war. Flint has a contract - trans
port these articles safely 20 Brazil,
None Of the men employed under con-
tract will remain IA Brazil. On tht
contrary many will 80 on condition
that they may return Immediately.
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BLANKETS and COMFORTS.

$50 pair, white Blankets.
tl2o pair, 7 pound Notified Blankets,
son and fine.
$500 palr,l0.ioxtra fno Grey Blankets,
worth Si.5O.
$500 pair, Ia White Blankets, cheap
Tor sdiO
olc, FALL slzo Comforts.
Sl.25. Comforts, formerly for si.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
CLOAKs.

$3.50. Heavy wintor Jackets.
$3.50, Cape Newmarket, also Rooier
Jackets.
sipO. Elegant Cape Jackets, fur edged,
positively worth $500.
$500, large line OF Sample Jackets,
worth q 0OtO Si2.5O.
5hi5, n heavy Black Circular Cape, fur
edged, worth collar. worth SD.u1
$500, an elegant black jacket with
worth collar, fur edged. worth si25n.
5000. our 5000 black satin Faced
J1ckD,s are tho wonder OF the city.
Onnccount Of opening our now Cloak
Dept. we bought an immense stock
Of limo Garments, Jackets, Capes,
Etc., Of latest styles, which wo must
nowsacrifico atprices that will surely
astonish you. Como aud be con-
WINGED.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming 60 the City
for Treatment.

Almost evcry mail buneH letters asking nra.
Mansfield hnd hissrt " 10 necessary tn liyt
iu slit Lake in order t1 tlht tho trcAtiu0utI
Can you trrat patients ut ttrIr homes By mail
aud uiurr questions OF similar IMPORT
nra Mansfield and NHHuit drairn 10 state,
therefore, Tor the benefit OF those who may Do
hrsliaunr about writing 90 them. that 10y thUif
question ul nkI aud other fyHtumaur arrange
turuiHl HuuIcicui knowledge uf each case can
Mr obtained O. make treatment ga easy matter
Thus patents can DO treated ~ thou NWn
homes ~ we'll o. 100 salt Lake. Medicines arc
sent " uNpreHa, a regular correspondence IA
required AID maintained, aud the physician
AMI patient are thus In constant touch
Prompt replies arc made BY nna. MHusnuu Is
NIfHUtt notifications iu treat uUut prescribed
uich case u worked ont until euro b. effected.
Lnc.nsc q cents in stamps when you write tOr
question circular.
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Western
Passenger association lines have agreed
ON rate Of Sd5.5J from 81. Paul and
Missouri river points 10 California
iourlst poiuls aud ruiurn. Tho tickets
viii have u ifiegu day transit limit
and final return limit OF April 8Jth.
Tho same rate will prevail from Duluth
aud Ashland 81 Portland aud Spos0ne.
General Passenger Agent Lomnx of
tho Union Psolii, notified tho trans
continental lines that on November
10Th the Union Pacific viii restore
rates 10 tho basis existing before tue
WORLDS Fair.
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NEW York, Nov. S.--Seoretary Car.
lislu returned TO Washington this
afternoon. Last evening he had an
informal conference with Assistant
Treasurer Jordan aud several promi'
nent New York bankers. Nothing OF
consequence was said by Carlisle ne u
the future financial policy OF the
present administration or what meas
ures Cleveland would recommend
should be- adopted by Congress 10 TO-
licve this strain upon the treasury, but
It IL believed q plan WINS suggested,
which, II carried out, viii relieve the
treasury from further trouble, ut any
rate until Congress can do something.
The success OF the plan will require
the cooperation Of tho leading banks
In this city.
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NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Commenling
cuilorally on tho result OF yostrfray's
election tho Nat aud LTprt6s (Rsp.
sayt: "lhs ruhult Will enable tho
legislature 10 override any veioes Gov.
ornOr Flower writes, aud the legisla-
turs viii undertake 10 repeal tho Tam.
many anli.hOme rule aud tho anti,
honest election laws, AMI may legisln q
rammany's city VulggTJ intJ Oh.
hyiOn."
The telegram (Ind.) says tho people
OF the Stale OF Now York have spokun
at the polls sud tho day gnd tho state
are th0irn. Ring maguinory, ring die.
tllion and ring nominees are broken.
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LrrrLn rnou oYnu4 ". rInLn, an.


NLW blANi NAAf ~ 1903.
Several times this Winter have
suffered from severe c0lia on my lungs.
Each timo | hLyo applied Alcockjs
Porous Piastcrs, aud ia ivory Instance
have boon quickly relieved by apply
lug one acrOss my chest aud one on NV
back. Ny irlondr, through my advice
have tried the experiment ana alsD
found Il most HuccetHlul. feel that 1
csn recommend them mos. highly 10
any one who may see Il, 10 try them.
Cyrus W. Field, DC.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-rho will
Of a. Montgomery, whO diai on the
4,h inst, has been fled i1I probate.
After bequeathlng sljO,00O TO the
widow, 81, 900, 900 IN trust Tor the two
minor children aud s50, 900 for a monu.
nient, the remainder ~ tho estate 81
lett 10 the 5Au Francisco Theological
Seminary, His fortune IL estimated ~
s., 600, 900,
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AitgcId claims misrepreaontn,lon.

HPmNu FIELD, H., Nov. s.-Gov.
ernor AlIgsll, interviewed today on
the causes Of the Democratic doioat m
Chicago said; "lt Judge Gary doe,
not run 10000 ahead OF his ticket then
the election viii be robuke. While
Judge Gary, rs man, Ia reelected,
Garyism Ia defeated. So far Az my
personal attitude is concerned, It has
been deliberately mlsIepresented FOG
partisan purposes"
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wAsHIEdToN, Nov. s.-Silver con.
tinues 10 rise In London aud today
was quoted Mt 32s pence, rs againot 80
0.l0 pence yesterday. The tono Ia
steady. The department has reason Ia
believe that the upward tendency IL In
part the result OF the purchase OF the
white metal by Japan and China.
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WATCH The CHILDREN

Are tho Warning Words Of Drs.
Mansfield and Bisset.-Ihe State
mcnt Of aiiss Miller, Given Below,
should Convince Parents to More
Closely watch Their little Ones.
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Deserving C,nll teHoo. - There IA no
article that 10 riunly deserves the en-.
tire oonnJeuoe OF the community ~
BROWNS BR0NcHfAL IR0CHEs. Those
auiiering from AsthmaIio and Bron-
ohial Dlsessss, Coughs, and Colds,
should try them. Psvoe rs Cenfs
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BO0KBINDING and
PAPER RULING
In all ia Branches.
Abstracts, County Work,
Blank Books
Are Specielties.
County Blanks.
In all its Branches.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board and bcst grade Of mo,t,iala
used 90 make our work durable All
work guaranteed
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means the last Of our insular posses-
aiOus.
la view Of tho much that has been
spii aud written on the lack VI re-
c-deut Tor the assumption by the
United States Of domini0n over de.
tached Islands, such ~ the Hawaiian
group, this record In tue navy depart
neni bears on the question with In
tvrcst.
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Millinery.

Trimmed Hats. Ribbons, E.c.
sold At prices never before heard OF In
Salt Lake.
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Zion Medical Institute
$500 PER MONTH.

Allpatlcnts under treatment or plnc.
Ing Themselves under treatment before
January LIST will DO treated until
cured at tho uniform rate OF $500 a
month. Medicines furnished free.
This npplieS to All dlneRsss.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NV AAAJAJANANahhs
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ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Rooms tOl TO 100 McCornlcs Block.
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krvoRNCY NJ LAW.
Rooms sC. ip a04 Couftuuu1n Building
Opposite Z. a.. NIL
In. WADDELL and THOMAS ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS. Ar.lAw AND LAND
hrropNLYs
i2'2t y. ist South sucot ,at Lake city, Utah
I y. CoRKLU. PATENT ATTORNEY
- puttnfa on Inventions. ravant1. &c. Fat.
gut drawings, models 70 order once. 2sl
Slain street, SAT- LAKE CITY.
YOUNG, YOUNG Z MOYLE.
IL sr--s' r.--r rsA'.si'. r,--s. o..., y, NsA
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Daps Slii0nii SaaA 6rgii1s ssu Eal. o,iy
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koou.s azfata fern. Nusrb dcl i6ias 80
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suRoroN DCNrisT. Ho,to MAIN 81.
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nighsst prices PAID for poultry and produce.
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en-. BAoEMts. sse'y and rreAL
pr &c
CECURITY ABSTRACT co.
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DuEoroRsi "a Richards. Thos. @. Weber.
n. W. Clayton, IliAs A. Smith, NJ. X. Cam.
ninE,. james A. Moyie, Cha. o. RiehAfdl.
A. W. CsTiAoa. :. q. CuaoS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-16
HIGH-SPEED ENGINE.
An Electric Locomotive Weighing
Thirty Tons
Devised for Work Upon Steam Railroads
Said to Be Invaluable for Suburban
Tran,c-Eow the Machine
Is Built.

A powerful, high-speed electric loco
motive has just been completed at the
Lynn (Mass.) works Of the General
Electric company, and is to be brought
to the worlds fair for exhibition.
1t is a remarkable machine, and is
described by the company as the first
electric locomotive devised for work
upon steam railways, and for maintain
ing a speed of any consequence.
While it is not calculated to do any
thing in the shape of lowering or even
approaching the records of fast time
made every day by steam locomotives,
still it is an advance in electrical de-
velopment. 1t is only expected to
make thirty miles an hour, which is
considered good rate for an accom-
mediation train.
Electrical engines are expected to
be more especially adapted to the
needs of elevated systems, and for the
present will probably not get any fur
Their than this, but it is proposed to
push their use on short suburban
railroads, for switching in freight
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the union freight railroad in Boston.
The locomotive is fitted with safety
appliances such as are attached to
steam railroad engines. 1t has air
brakes, the air being obtained from a
special electrical air compressor, which
also furnishes the force to sound the
whistles. The oscillating cylinder of
the compressor has six-inch stroke,
and is capable of providing 5000 cubic
inches of air minute with pressure
of seventy pounds. The motor oper-
ating the air pump is controlled by
special rheostat, which is automatic
ally regulated by the pressure of the
air.
The locomotive weighs thirty tons,
and compactness of machinery is at
once apparent in it's build. 1t is 16
feet inches long, II feet 6 inches
high, and feet inches wide. The