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Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
NEWS And NOTES.
A Summary Of Inpor.an. Events.
FIETY-ThIRo CONGRESS.

IN the senate. "a the essn- eight sections COW
eTtng e.xhree1 pazres. % the tariff bilI al ap-
plying % the income tar wsr. af-p-a=e,i o.
Mr. Hili- notion TO exempt from the prusi-
slqns of the income tax hontfs Issued 81 stAtes.
vas defeated BY the szrrvw ua-xin % = - N.
The provisions 70 incomes o. corporations
occupied most OF the day. In th> hcu~e rhe
zenersl deficiency appropriations BIZ for the
year enssinx June N. f-s. was finally disposed
o. AS Amended the bilI carries an aupruprfa-
tiau Of q ssaepr In the morning hour sea1zs
btH making Labor Gay 4 legal holiday ~as
passed
II the senate. or N. IN. the Prn-r--s mas.
On The tariff etiI vas from section - u ssctisn
8 covering Ten pages The days Vroce.,finzzs
wer> characterized b. Mr.. HIS further eppo-
sitiau 70 the inrsule tzx pruvtsion 81 the bfIL
In the hsu-e soint resolution exrsue ~
the provisions of the current apprurrfzsfsn
btlis for thirty days after June N vas passed.
A feS ether measures ef minor importAae-
serr passed and the btll providing for -es al
mission ot Se- Mexico - statehood vas taken
up.
IS ne s~nase. ou n. ssh d-rinx . ni-@-
hour se~siou. al the reuzainizR SECTIONS q the
tari- otN save two we're disposed Of An suni-
bszS nnotioa ~ Nr- HIl 70 strike ou- al he
sections relating 70 the Iacume tax Dr.
feated-.5 % ~ An anendrn~nr s--r-sf bx Nr
Afsrirh % maze tae ar af 81 - \ s4llon dis
TILED spirits Apply oa tae psS-as- af the at
fnst-ass % two months af-rrwxrsi} va asr-r,l
n sfEheur q d4xiSian- IN he as1st-g. After
TIE zzarnizg hour. ne otn providing fsr th-
admission cf SeS Mexicazs q s.a-r r1S ,asss-cd
witaour ttxtssar. azsi III. sfIz autharixiar ~.
er--sscz u . hall u --coris vas t4S-n Hp
II the senate. "a the zxh- ean<sd-rarn1 ac
the ta-T- 5l4 Ia committee a ta- xa1l- vas
euzGina.st- ant tAe siFf Ez-asss44- Vas r--
ported - ne se1~e anii srter-,t prfrse,t Tn..
lsizt r--oiuEine erz~aainx rae avpruprsasiaz-
tatr-y e2TS szs aAsSesf zad -rar N rhe 7rsss-
erne-.----Er -se AauzS4 tasr eunt-strf eierrion
ease of w8s-sn 4s-l=zs Biack e-v-z n. r-urh
e4ss-irs q Gs-ur-1- s1s aeciai~z. N saSar Il NJ
sirE1zg -~-s-r- Aasnx ne z~zsE1r-s pa<-~si
va a saizt re~slHsaa tsr ne 7rsz-iar af sc ~.
enpses q Ne r-,sr- sf sAs SECRETARY q Ar-scal-
sEr- tur ne year 1.s< "a eT.aizx session uas
aeid for ne consideration q private p~zslan
zrA r-i5-s sfsls
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAM.

A BAND Of Whitecaps attempted 20
whip = number OF negroes near Even
ing Shade. Ark. On the ID During the
shot through the back Dave Cathey
vas shot in the hack Of the head. and
Dave Berry was knocked in the head
with a club
A FEARFUL wreck occurred on the
Cotton Belt road txo miles south Of New
Lewisville, Ark, on the II. in which
Eve persons we're killed and nine in
jared
The comparative statement of the
receipts and expenditures Of the gov
81 1894. shows the receipts TO have been
ssss. GO. sss. and the expenditures sass.-
so5. $50. which leaves a deficit Of Sos,-
s3I.0a3
An the window glass houses in Pitts
burg. all the flint glass houses OF the
United States Glass Company. the sheet
mills and most of the iron mills have
shut down As q result nearly $1,000
workingmen are idle
A HEAVY hail storm passed over the
western portion Of Calhoun County.
Ark. on the Id The wind was very
high there and did much damage
Ar Perry. Oklahoma on the lat the
Thermometer showed no degrees in the
shade and 12S degrees in the SUM-
Several people were reported prossrated
- - 81
tered as much as 100 degrees for the past
en- days. Grass and crops are burning
up owing 70 hot winds
DCRIS6 the fiscal year ending on the
3oth bounsies were paid on sugar As fol-
lows Cane s1I.sr6.s so4: beet. sTss. T5S;
sorghum. sls.s .ses; maple, s11e.Isi- Total,
sla. los. 0s5-
ALMOST the entire business portion Of
Bayou Sara La. <zs destroyed By IRE
on the Ist-
Ar New Orleans or the 1sE the tenn
perature reached % degrees, breaking
all records The ambulance was kept
running all day, and nine s1nssrokes
were reported
TzE statement was made a. Washing
ton on the s9th that no issue Of bonds
will be made By the ADMINISTRATORS dur.
ing the summer
TIE police OF Marseillss. France. have
aseertzined that the assassination Of
President Carn0t WAS the elimination
OF plot The eonspirators dreE lots
10 desernins whs skoaA kill the Pre-I-
dsat. aud the task fell 70 saaso
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


TAe weather crop bulletin Of th- Mis-
sIssippi weather service. for the past
we~s. j. as follows.
The past weeks has be~a generally
favorable fsE Mississippi crep<- Il tas
interior SuuntIes. where go@d. ssstsias
rains fell. u = pruuolncel The most IA
vurahle week of the seasca- Beneficial
.aoNvr- Werr general sser the central
aad southern divLsisas, aa,i fairly sensral
aartA. yet llnits-t districts in the Dcita
and upper coantie~. AMI .ven as far routA
A. NIsfiissa- eonfinue dry. The senPera-
5urr To- IL. state At large averaged
below normal In the noEfA there was
sl-ht excess. bat in the esatrai 1ni
southern portj0as the daily dencleaey
averaged frsm I 10 } degree- below tas
asrmaL The sGRsaine was alss 1eteient-
although tn amount received was s1f-
heicni ,sr <rowtA
The reports fr0m the northern section
Are ast ana1snnousiy tavOrtte. OWING 70
tA- aaegual Distribution Of nIOisture- Cot
lsn sss,k~ veil. evan IA the Fainless tracts.
ami sbout tie enly cause fur complaint
Is the uufaysra5le state u gardens aat
sii cora Cott0a c01rtnaes small. bus a
elsaa and well fruitesL Les have en-
giEely Disappeared and disappearing with
aut 11inS ne slightest damage 1Ouns
c0ra looks splendia and has improved
-r-aIy aEIsE the influence of the rains
oii e0rn 0a thin aasls Is reported almost
teyoa4 redemption, but there - y-t .
chance for 4 fair crop IN rieh soiL The
laying b. ot the crop = approaching an
es4- Irish and sweet posatoes have gwen
p.lor ytsi,ls thus far. many sweet potato
fps are beng a0w traRspiaated while
the Eer @satAsr prevails The rains have
started .rAss IA all erops, aa1 asiI work
wII a-s-l be more artaous than hereto
fore IA orier - keep the crops clean
In the centrai an1 southern sectiens.
nai-tuTr. temperature and sunshine hars
all h~~n favorable. and crUvs are ll-sk1aS
sci Cotton = <ruSia< alceiy. though
tn plant = small BloonAs are general.
zad reports say that the siaIS fruit
iAS FROM the ground az. promising
a aae yi-iA Cen cantlnues small. bat %
res1perafin- aic~iy. the Late rslns osiag
very b,'nsn~ial and ample ia amsuaE
uli esra = IN silk And tAssei. an1 VII
probably Sive good yseI.Is IN sone ssS-
ll~u.. 1Asu<a <essraiiy speaking o1ly
A-bc yieAls ara u be expected lsu1<
csrn- haEever- q very prOmssia<- Tas
crop - abagt all Laid By IA these Sec
iu'us- Al ve-etaniss. iacia,iir< -arJisas.
orchards 1ad pastures. lesk naeh better
ghaa a Ne~< 49,. Late h=~ sazs
4ppl-~ aad pears AMI feS Dsarhe- VII
B.. about a. the fruits ralsesl this year-
Blackherriss are reported plsatIful alsi
= soo-i qaaiity- WafeEneiass aBa can
taloupes ARE owning into market. aad rhe
sur.oak i for n plentifuI suppiy Il mei-
aus- fs-af-rs are a far erup IA ths'
central counties. improving sauthWarL
kaee rai-'zi IN The srtrene south u 70
ported N <s-~i condition Taken A. a
waaie. the crop Prospects arr bri<hfrr
than hitherto reported tAis year ant
farmers oaly ask that Fains esngiau-
>pE~anahIe an.i more <sneral-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

\ most peculiar aa.i distressing aect.-rt
as-rarre,i - two farmers few ms.sss aut
in the eauntry frsm Csffeexilis last we~k
Thy left fa-ir homes with tha In1eng5ssa
u sulaS - f9Sn % purehaSs. supple. and
p hea tasy had completed asslns half the
journey they we're 0xert4xza By a heavy
rain staral. accompanied b thuasier and
izE-ainE- They did zue attempt 70 taks
>as irpm the storm. but pushed On
tisari thsir destination The rad led
ever hish Ill. and when they reached
~ suIHHlIs they we're struck By a a1sh as
ll-safnin= uue was killed instantly aud
the ether = exprcte,i - die The unforru-
nate mru were found where they had
fallen by >1ule u-grOss who z.re passing
that way. AMI taken 10 the nearest hsuss.
Mrrlical All Was called in and the attend
in. physician stated that one of the men
was kiIle,f instantly. that the erher did
not ryceivv 80 hard shock. bar hiS res.av-
ery was impossible IL Is S1id that ths
~latAlaz Eas burned an their bs.Iis-. AMI
tae tesA was s.eOrrhei IN many places.
These a-a leave large families who were
entirely 'i-peudeat upon their exsrtiaus
for the means u support
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

The Ciy Council Of JaeSsoa erected
a $50 building for coioreI schoaL
Tea ~ loads Of melons we're shippef
from Shabuta last week
\ number Of l@adins cotton plaaters ef
Louisiana AMI Mississippi have ea.Ied a
convention r8 meet in NEekSbu-s- Iulv L.
10 devise Ways and means for selling this
seasons crop 9f cotton seed. The plant
err complain that the oil mills have made
combine against them and that in cor
Sequence the price Of Seesi has ranged
very Iow-Sf1 in New Orleans AMI only
s. in some Of the interior towuS-in spite
Of the fact that the supply was very
short The prices obtained in the coun-
try for seed does not pay the planters. IL
i said. as il imPoverishss the soil
The business men Of CoTeeviue have
Organized a sporting and gun club The
club was organized for the purpose Of af-
for,iinS pleasant exercise and amusemen.
for the members during the summer
months. when business Is dull
The Mississippi synod Of the CnmbeF-
land Presbyterian Church has decided
10 move the Union Female College from
Oxford to West Point West Point gave
$4,000 to secure the college. and a num-
made. The name is changed 70 south
ern Female College. as X viii b. the only
college in Mississippi acting under the
auspices Of the synod. Il viii - the pride
81 the church in this STATE.
r l. Sykes, Of Aberasen. has been ap-
poinfel clerk % the po<sofics Inspector
81 New Orleans. Mr.. Sykes Is a promi-
ssnt politician Of Mississippi and was
formerly a candidate for State auditor
The rot0rioaS Brooks Story again failed
= an attempt % break cut Ct the cage on
he coavict farm near Jackson last week
He had bx some means secured a &c.
with which be made a saw TO cut cut sf
the ease- having previously used the hle
/ 70 cut Of his shsekles- The cut in the
/ iron was hishlen xifh a piece Of clssh
string Throu<h the watehfulse-s Of the
sergeant In charge the cut vas discoveresi
lust before being sent 10 wurk- The
xons were ianediaEsly Eepiaeel-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
TIE SUPPLY or WHEAT,
According To Estimates Made BY the ID
Psrtm-nt Of A<rieuitarr-

According to Estimates Made By the De-
Psrtm-nt Of Agriculture
WASHINGTON June 30.-The vicr-pres-
ideut laid before the senate 4 eomrr Z nj
cation from the secretary Of agrieuI-
ture in reply 10 a senate resolution
calling upon that official for the state
ment Of the visible aud invisible sup
ply of wheat likely 20 be in the
United States on July !. 1885,. and the
number Of bushels likely N be raised
in each Of the states The statement
estimates the visible supply az about
-. .9O0. 90 bushels. In addition To this
there viii be, approximately, s-oDo, ,090
bushels Of available wheat stochs on
the Pacific coast. and an interminable
quantity that goes BY the name
Of invisible supply An accompanying
table gives the winter and spring
wheat by states and the estimated
probable product on the basis Of the
June condition
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
Marshsi- To BE- >~nt s<.Ea.r the Nsa-- Of
KfEerstaI< and Btae Island

CHICAGO. July At nleSs there IS n
change IN the situation before o'clock
this morning two p.o.ss-sS ~ eo0 mar
shals each viii b. transported - River
dale and Blue Island the two points
where the mohs arr NEST denonstra-
tive. At that hour Every nan viii b.
armed with a riot gun. a new and
deadly cruss between the gafIing
gun and the French mitraiIleus... and
which will carry death and destruction
in it, wake The gun which i a
shoulder rife # less weight than the
average army weapon. discharges six
I--caliher cartridges each containing
twelve buekshot she size Of a well-de-
veloped pea while the entire load nav
b. discharged in five seconds and a ~
loading b. effected in one half min
ute
4 local paper l. authority for the
statement that the Burlington direc-
tors have given notice that they will
not permit the contracts with the Pull
man companies 10 interfere with the
running Of Burlington trains
ALL QTIEr At THE HEADoYARrERs oF
UHE TNIuN-
At the headquarters of the American
Railway union yesterday everything
was quiet Very little business was
transacted most OF the directors and
organizers taking advantage Of the
many local meetings 10 take a rest
All Of the city meetings were held yes
ter'iay afternoon and last night for the
purpose of organizing unions among
the men who had refused 70 partici-
pate in the strike at first but who have
been won over since- Most of the grand
officers were absent all day, either a;
conferences or meetings. and no Official
orders were issued
Committees reported that the -
mainder OF the brotherhood fremen %
the Illinois Central, numbering about
eighty. have been won over. and A. a
result no suburban trains could Be ran
as first intended YESTERDAY A bite,
meeting of hremen and engineers O
the Illinois Central was held yestersiz,
l afternoon Several Of the engineer
were radical in their support Of III
union and made charges that the chic
OF the division and Others had beel
bribed By the company. But for III
efforts OF the cooler heads the meetinl
: would have in all probability resulte
in free 6ght-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

DULUTH. MINI, June sN.-A most ter
rible struggle occurred in Duluth har-
bor between Engineer James sutton
and Fireman Edward Porter Of the tug
Record The boat was going at full
speed when the engineer ordered
the fireman aft in an ugly
manner This started a wordy wan
and the engineer suddenly struck the
other a stunning blow. They ther
came together and in the struggle both
went overheard The captain had 70
leave the wheel % stop the engine
and meanwhile sutton sank only 3
short distance from shore The fire.
man swan ashore
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

The colonization movement among
the >lzvonians in the coke region of
Pennsylvania is assuming shape Sew
eral agents of the Italian government
are present and distributing circulars
in the Slavonie language setting forth
the great benefits to be derived by re-
moving to Manitoba A majority of
the foreigners take kindly to the sug-
gested exodus
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
With Dynamite.

MONTREAL. Can. June sO-->hortly
after midnight a deliberate attempt
was made 70 blow up the Witness
newspaper ONCE. dynamite cartridge
being hurled through a rear window
into the press room Several Of the
windows were shattered and portion
of the hoor torn up The explosion o-s-
cured within few feet Of valuable
press There Is no elew 70 the guilty
parties, and no motive for the act is
known The Witness Is strong tenn
peranee and ultra-PrOtestsns paper,
and has for years been carrying on a
6stsrninsd esnpsign-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

SoCTHwEsrEES MINNESOTA was Wis
tied by terrific cyclone on the even
ing of the 9Th Several towns suffered
severely. and great damage was done
BY the washing out of crops St
Johns university. at Collegeville. suf-
fered the loss of its industrial school.
carpenter shop. bakery. barn. slaugh-
terhouse- engine house, laundry, store
and shoe shop.
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

a IS. 5.0oo-sARREI. oil tank at Lima, o.,
was struck by lightning on the ssth-
Several hundred men and teams were
put To work 10 build an embankment
about the burning tank 20 catch the
overflow and prevent the flames from
spreading to the city or to the forty
other tanks in the immediate neigh
borhood
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

The annual pension blanks are usw be-
ias ~saS cat By the State Auslffor. They
Az SEAT direct 10 the ehaneerv CLERK.
u tn varlssls eoGnties. who distribute
them 70 the applicants The blanks must
Be- property hIle.I up and returned q. tha
ehan@ery clerk by the frst Monday N
>eptrmber- II which time the eountv
ls,ar'is petss en them The last I.s<isls-
tuFv Increased the amount II this fund
o Ss'1-,4n annually The last disfrihu-
tisn gave each psnsiooer the small pit-
iaHSv Il S5A95- IL the number inrrea-.ss
IN the sane ratio aS the past few Years,
tbs amount nIy be expected u - con-
slst~rahly diminished At tae coming dissri-
hassru- Last year the rolls showed ahaur
-ssssf % the pensioners entifle-I 70 the
fund Ths applications must b.. made ia
duplifare-one 70 be sent to tn. p.suS.Ba
commissioner in this city. whs i the Au.l-
ifer u the STATE. and the other 20 b. ~
tanned in the office Of the ehancery clerk.
Who~e duty il r 70 lay the sane before
the grand iuries for investigation.
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

CAEsAsT0 SAyro was called before
the examining magistrate at Lyons. on
the nth and questioned relative Tn the
assassination of NJ Caruot- He per
sisted That he would only relate his
story before jury Thereupou the
magistrate set the date for his trial for
july n
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

A DEsPArcH from Cousszutinople says
that no newspaper in that city has
been allowed 70 publish any report Of
the assassinasiou Of NJ Carnos- The
papers were only permitted TO chronicle
that the president of France had died
suddenly
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

on the =sth NJ Hanosaux- fsr~igu
minister. instructed French diplomatic
representatives throughout the world
To offer the thanks Of France To the
various governments for expressions ot
sympathy upon the assassination %
President Carnor
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

\ yUHBER of the leading cotton plant
ers of Louisiana. Arkansas and Nissis-
siPpi have called a convention to meet
in Vieksburx- July Il, to devise ways
and means for selling this season $
crop of eotton-~eed The planters com
plain that the Oil-mills have made .
combine against them
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

CoSsRxs-MAS JoHS j. o ONkIIL-- bill
to protect free labor and the industries
IN which it h employed FROM the in
furious effects of convict lab.ar, was
agreed upon unanimously. on the s-sh-
by the committee on labor. and report
ordered made u the house
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

On the 18Th. President casimir-Perier
accepted the resignation of Premier
DuPuy and the other members of the
ministry. to go into effect after the fu-
neral of W. Carnot. on the lst. on which
occasion VI Dupuy purposes delivering
an GRAFTON in the pantheon. on behalf
Of the government
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

TEE vote for " Dupuy in the French
JOINT congress. on the 18th was an al
most humiliaring minority. ObJixing
him TO resign the premiership. and
rendering IL impossible for him 20 b.r a
candidate for the presidency Of the
chamber Of deputies.
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

THE failures in The United States for
the week ended on the 18th were ei4.
against s0- for the corresponding week
Of last year In Canada the failures
Numbered Is. against - for the sans
Period Last year.
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

TRIAL 1t Prague. bohemia on the
9Th disclosed the fact that three mem
bers of a secret society. known a. tbs.
Avengers of Cxeehiz- were arrested at
Hofbur1. Vienna last March The men
were armed with dagger. and medi-
tated an attack on members of the i'm
perial family
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

AT meeting of twenty-one Of the
twenty-five members Of the General
Managers association at Chicago. on
the ssth- il was unanimously. agreed
that the roads would fight the Pullman
boycott toa finish They decided 10 i'm
port new men to take the places of the
strikers
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

The threatened tie-uP Of the Pnil-
man Palace Car Cos rolling stock ~
the American Railway union. took
place on the esth. bat was only par
italy successful
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

Pr-srEx CKz-Pr of Italy. was prob
ably saved from sssaSsInafion By the
arrest On the 9th Of man who had
been shadowinx him For hours. whe
carried a huge knife, and who. on BE-
ing questioned. said L was his inten-
tiou TO square accounts with the pre-
mier
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

The readjussment Of the salaries Of
presidential po~tmaSters- based on the
business done Mt the various ofice-
during the fiscal year ending March
3l. was completed on the 18Th
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
VOL. XVIII.

3 On the 18th the senate confirmed t.-G
ncuinatiou Of wm D. Bigler 70 - as-
sistant United States treasurer al
PhilsdelPhia-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05
The TIE-UP AT ST. LOUIS
Like q Nl.sai<hs >~~n~ Sa a Lonely B@.rs
After Al the >hip- Have DEPARTED

Like q Midnight ~r~n~ oa q Lonely h<ark
After al the >hip- Have Departed
ST LoUrS- June Se-Ths Missouri
Pacific freight truins were eompIetely
tied up THURSDAY night at the union
depot There was not switchman o.
be seen at work Things presented
quiet night seene- something similar
u a midnight scene on lonely beach
after all the ships had departed
squads Of men We're sitting here and
there some smoking and others enjoy
ing a friendly game Of cards by the
light Of a dim lantern that had been
used only a day or two ago in the serv-
ice Of the company
Down the tracks red green and
white signal lights were burning
seemingly awaiting someone to enter
the arena and break the duIlnsss Of the
hour
The day force of switchmen IN the
employ Of the 81 Louis Terminal a.
sociation quit work about noon les
terday- Later some Of the men ne.
tu rned To work. but quit again be-
fore night IL was learned from the
strikers that the men quit work in tha
morning. and simply returned To work
To make up the train Of live stock. a.
II was in danger Of perishing-
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

NJ cAsIarR-PERTER, president of the
chamber of deputies. was elected pres
ident of France. on the a1th. By the
joint congress sitting at Versailles.
composed of the senators and deputies
of France The election was held in
the historic palace. which, in addition
to many other notable events, was the
scene of the proclamation, January Is.
1s7l- Of the victorious King William of
Prussia As emperor Of Germany.
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

OS the 10Th eustomhOuse inspectors
seized Ss75 worth of gin. rum and CON
trabsnd medicines which were shipped
to Fall River, Mass, in hay bales from
St Thomas. Ont IL had been known
for some years that certain Canadian
business men in Fall River were grow
ing rich BY smuggling, but it had been
hitherto impossible to catch them. 50
clcveriy was the work done
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

NJ CARSor's murderer. Sznto. while
in Milan acted as an Intermediary for
the anarchists During the period COW
ering isso-s5 he acted as a messenger,
and all important letters. documents,
etc, were intrusted to him rather than
the mails II j. recalled too, that all
Of ths anarchist letters and printed
matters seized in the mails az Milan
during that period were addressed
c>s<2rio s2nto. Post Restaurants. Mi
Ian
Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05

GkSkkAL MASTER WORKMAN soyxR-
uaS cfthe Knights Of Labor issued .
m2nifesto. ON the-=sth. 70 all knixhts.
ealing % them 70 unite in rendering all
th1ai IN their power 10 the memh<rx
Of th< AnerieAa Railway unl0a u
shsr Jrss>s5 ssntsst