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Evening journal., 1894-02-08
enAL EsTATs

AaAAAa AhAaA-Ass
NOR SALE OR RENT-FAHM 40 ACRES,
II four miles from. Wilmington, near lalley-
Vile, rrandywine hundred. j. HERBERT
BROWN, Talleyville, Del.
ITOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss FARM OF
II PA acres. land in best state Of cultiva-
tion, fences new, conyenient 70 depot, schools
and churches. Building nearly new. Wind
mill in frst-class order supplying barn with
water. Hot and cold water in all parts OF
the house. Apply 70 J. HAhNhl WHITE
MAN, attorney, No. East Ninth street, VIII
mington. Del.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOUR 10
II room houses, 2l7, 70, 2l and % BroOme
street. Win be sold on easy terms or ex-
changed for other city property. BhOOME
STREET IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, No.
3 West Third street.
UOR RENT-THE STORE AND DWELL
II ing 236 Madison street, good stand for
restaurant; possession at once. Also dwell
ing. 500 Madison. 9 rooms and bath, Sl2JO per
month. JAMES MONAGHAN, 4ls Market ST.
EOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE,
II small farm near Mount uba. THOMAS
r. LALLY, No. 500 Market street.
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PERSONAL.
DURE HONEY CAN BE HAD OF NJ. A.
II GEBHART, 1850 Oak street.
NOTICE. E npvv.s
CONFIDENTIAL LOAN OFFICE,
Rooms4 and ., in the Exchange Building. cor
ner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON REAL EsTATE
and personal property of all descriptions, at
lowest rates. Private consultation room at
tached. Open evenings until o'clock.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T IESCOATSALTERED AND REPAIR
II ed to look as apod as new, at Kings, 6l5
Orange street.
H.&F F. BREWING COMPANY, BOT.
Ill TIERS AND BREWERS.
nFA COAL for famil7 use.
Extra hrgs size, $3.50 per ton.
Ready-mixed Mortar1fOr all purposes, de-
uyered in any quantityA
Phones 1l6and 2O3. No. 3 w. 3D. st.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOUR 10
II room houses, 217, 70, q and 23 BroOme
street. viii be sold on easy terms or ex-
changed for other city prouerty. BROOME
STREET IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, No.
3 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08

TOR SALE OR RENT-FAHM 40 ACRES,
II four miles from Wilmington. near Talley-
vile, rrandywine hundred. j. HERBERT
BROWN, Talleyville, Del.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Gibson Pleads Guilty.

Levi Gibson, colored, indicted for
murderously ssssulting Josephine Landy,
Evening journal., 1894-02-08

CUT THIS OUT.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
PERSONAL.

DURE HONEY CAN BE HAD OF NJ. A..
IL GEBHART, 1850 Oak street
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
HIS MURDEROUS ACT.
Gibson's Victim May Never
Recover Her Senses.
MANY PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY

Important Cases Come Up and Were Dis
posed OF 10 the County Court This Morn
ing The Riley Case Against the lsalti-
more and Ohio Railroad TO he Tried
February &c.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21

bcr Of each year, as evidenced by In
tsre,t coupon mote: attached 70 said prin.
with interest said principal note after matnri-
ty At the rate of ten per cent per annum. payable
Whereas, said deed Of trust provides that In
case Of default in the payment of said note, or
the payment of interest on said note according 10
the TENOR aud effect thereof and such default con-
Time Tor or, psIiSsd s q .sr,y days then at The op
ssid indebtedness may at once become due and
payable, and the trustee shall, upon the applica
lion Of the legal holder Of said note sell and dis
pose of the above described property at public
suction. In the manner In said deed OF trust de-
scribee trefervree to which is hereby made for
greater certainty. for the purpose OF paying -aid
note and all interest thereon mp to the time OF
sale. together with the costs Of execgting this
trust. and
Wh-rca-, default has been made in the payment
of the in-raIlments OF interest due said note
June tsI t-.sk and December Let fsqri and such de
fsnlis nave continued for more than thirty days
and stii and by thereof the present
thsir option and declared the whole Of said ndebt-
ednsr. due ard payable, and have requested the
trustee 90 maks -ale Of ssid premises FOR the pur
Whereas. said Frank X. Atkins has resigned a.
such trnstse. and refuses u act as such, whereby
the undersigned. J.; Hagcrman, acting sheriG
Of Proscrs eouuty, Colorado. has become and l.
sace-s-or IL uusts
Nov. therefore. notice i- hereby given that L
thu undersigned J.Q Hagermsn. acting sheriff OF
Pro~.r- county. Colorado. successor In trust
nor..sid; ns at sss a,, reaser, o., =; N
legal hoider- and owners Of said note aud
znasr and BY yirtus Of the power and authority In
me vested BY the terms Of -aid deed OF trust will
on Tuesday. the .sth day of July, A. u. lsst zt
the hour Of eleven O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day ssIi the above described property and all sh-
right fitic bencnt and equity u redemption Of the
said Elwyn ". Slater snd Zilpha NJ Slater. their
heir. and as-igns tberrfu, At public auction for
the hghsst and best pricr the same will bring Ia
casa at tbs font door Of the Couri House. In the
torn q c L;am., q iss county Of rrorsr. 1, and
pfiaelpal note. all interest due therron up the
ilme OF sal. aud all co-i. and erpSoss- OF eIeegi
ing this trust
DATED. Lamar. Colorado. Jgus 81 isai.
J. Y. HsskRsss.
Acting sheriff Of Prov-rs county. Colorado, sac
ee..or In trust and new trustee.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Eiwyn VI. Slater and zilpha NJ.
Slater his wife did by their certain decd OF trust
dated Novem Der 18th A ID. 1859. and recorded on
November 2srd, A. ID. isse, in book st page 90
fthe records in the Office of the clerk ana record
vey Frank X Atkins, as trustee. and in case OF
his death. resignation, failure or refusal to act
then to the undersigned, acting sheriff of Prowers
county. state OF Colorado, as successor In trust,
the following described property, situate in said
Proven. eour'y oSlsfsdS 1 .0,Si,: ,,.an Inc
ty 1--WE fe5l, in Township numbered twenty
one t2D south, OF Range numbered forty six 90,
west of the sixth principal meridian, except the
north onehah (ssj OF the northeast quarter (4) OF
said southeast quarter % Of said Section twenty.
for two and eighty eight one,hundrsdths G. 81
cubic feet OF water per second OF time in the Ar
kansas River Land. Reservoir and Canal Com
pany's ditch, being the water right to said land,
which said conveyance was made in trust to se-
cure to the order of the Lombard Inveetment Com
pany the payment Of the said Elwyn NJ. and
ZiiphA NJ. Skaters one promissory note (said note
Reservoir and Canal Company OF even date with
said deed % trust for the principal sum Of fifteen
hundred tt15e0) dollars, due and payable Decem-
date thereof until maturity at the rate OF six per
cent. per annum, payable semi ni-annually,
Se Ser of Of each year, a. evidenced St p by in
terest coupon notes attached TO said prin-
cipal note and Of even date herewith. and
with interest on said principal note after maturi-
ty At the raig OF ten per cent per annum, payable
Whereas said deed OF trust provides that in
case OF default in the payment of said note,
any part thereof, or In case default be made in
the payment OF interest on said note according to
the tenor and effect thereof. and such default con-
tlnue for period OF thirty days, then at the OPP
tionof the legal holder of said note the whole Of
said Indebtedness may at once become due and
payable. and ihe trustee shali upon the appliea
ton of the legal holder OF said note sell and dis
pose of the above described property. at public
auction. in the manner in said deed of trust de
scribec preference to which is hereby made for
greater certainty for the parpose OF paying said
note and all inte due thereon to the time OF
sale, together with the costs OF executing this
trust; And
Whereas, default has been made in the payment
Of the interest due on said note June lst lssa and
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21

default has also been made IN the payment Of Is
tsrest due said note December ist 1885 and sucA
Defaults have continued for more than thirty days
and still continue and by thereof the present
legal holder and owner Of said note has exercised
his option and declared the whole of said indebt-
edness due and payable, and has requested The
trustee to make sale of said premises Tor the puf
poses Aforesaid: and
Whereas. said Frank X. Atkins has resigned -
such trustee and refuses TO act as such, whereby
the undersigned. J. q. Hagerman, acting sherrh
Of Prowers county, Colorado has become and IL
successor in trust;
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that L
the undersigned 10 Hagerman, acting sheriff OF
Prowers county. Colorado. successor in trust
Aforesaid, at the request of the present
legal holder and OF said note and
under and by virtue of the power and authority in
me vested by the terms of raid deed of trust Will
on Tuesday, the 24th day of July. A. ID. 1894 =
the hour of eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day sell the above described property and all tho
right title benefit and equity OF redemption Of the
said Ewyn NJ. Slater and Zilpha VI. Slater, their
heirs and assigns therein, at public auction for
the highest and best price the same will bring in
cash at the font door Of the Court House, in the
town of Lamar in the county of Prowers and
state OF Colorado. for the purpose RI paying said
principal note. all interest due thereof 70 the
time OF sale and all costs and expenses Of e1ecut-
ing this trust
Dated, Lamar, Colorado, June -. 1874.
J. q. HAGERNAS.
Acting sheriff of Prower- county Colora do sue
ce~eor in trust and new trustee.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE

y. El~yn NJ. Slater and ZIiphs N.
wife, did by their certain deed Of trust
kmber 18th. A. u. iS-9. and recorded on
|,1rd. A. y. IssD. IN book 81 page -
1ds In the ofiiec of The clerk ana record
Drr- county In the state Of Colorado. con
nk k,eAtktns. as trustrc. and in case Of
Frrsignaiion. failure or refusal TO act.
= undersigned. acting sheriff Of Prower-
1fu Of Colorado. a. successor In trust
nz described property. situate In ssid
1 county. Colorado. to-wlf: The
quarter ~ Of Section numbered
Dl, in Township numbered twenty
Duth. Of Range numbered forty-six ttol.
D sixth principal meridian. except the
)Ah go OF the northwest quarter ~ OF
beast quarter ~ OF said Section TWEEN
ei-o full paid perpetual water right
nd eighty eight one -hGadredth- Ce,sl
|of wafer per second OF time in the Ar
liver Land. Reservoir aud Canal Com
eh. being the water right TO .aid land.
conveyance was made In trust 10 se-
! order OF the Lombard Investment Com
payment Of the sAid Elwyn NJ. and
Skaters one promissory note ,said note
lrigned BY The Arkansas River land.
{and Canal Company OF even date with
|pf trust for the principal sum Of fifteen
lie1) dollars, due and payable Deeem-
I ID. 1881. with interest thereon from the
pf until maturity al the rate OF six per
snnum, payable semi annually,
rst days OF June and Decenl-
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
O-s Thing Moro

Oae IhtnG &or~
|eil. here is = Chinese poodle
5hnt I had to send around the
br. Now. is there anything
|need to make you happy?
after thinking hardJ-Yes.
II think I would like q Dresden
Eunel for him
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
A. Promised.

braid bowed low.
pe come" he announced. "to
r."
ejesty turned to the lord cham
ia you his royal highness
whispered. your salaries
= taken care Of"
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
s4sta<-

Do you really write your wife
y n day when she Is Absent2
.oh. yes; the postage is a
cheaper than to pay tolls
egramS
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
Probably . Lie-

Probably . La
Ins-I understand there snre
nv small towns out west
brd-I should say SO. There is
BE- so small that when a train
n station. the last car Is out
|sown limits
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21

Latin
)w's . noble animal,
b NO doubt of that;)
Ppassins far
D jaguar;
bunk, or dog. or cat
othough, speaking personally, !
prefer the hoss,
: COW. Of courys,
= not the horse,
hhly the bos.
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
Correct

did the Englishman say &c
n"
u he was bcastiy hu ngry.T
bou said7-
j. was quite natural for him
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
Aino.s An In.ais.

NSeIl. Colonel. are you going
bring place this summer?
)uegrass-watering place, SIR
ret that l am from kentucky
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
Wh., no,h.r.d Him.

what bothered Him
wr.ggles-chauncey. ! see
we got another trust on
Icy-Thai's easy. my boy. /
build get another whisky on
The Lamar register., 1894-07-21
rhs spring n.n~a..r~

oataeld Cooking At the sham
wa-al. I'll be darnedl all
eilers shootin' at that there
kn' never touched hini
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

WASHINGTON. May s. The president has
approved the act 20 protect biTds and ami
nisls IN Yellowstone park.
SAT- LAKE. May S-Hilary A. Herbert
ssctstHry Of the navy, will arrive here TO
morrow morning on h.s way 10 the Pacin'
coast.
WASHINGTON. May s.-Ths president TO.
day nominated Herbert ID. Pierce. OF Massa-
ohuseits secretary OF legation st So Peters
burg. Russia.
Nav NoEE. Nay S.-Geu. q. o. Howard
was to-day elected pfssideat OF the Ma
uonAl Temperance society 90 succeed John
MAnsmakeT. OF PhilsdslphiA.
TopEKA ksn., May She populists will
give Ars. Lease she nomination for con
gress IN she Seventh district should jerry
simpson not make the race egain.
ISprANAruLis. May Sol. Joseph Moore
| IL dead aged IS. Hs planned and con
stuctsd all the ontoon bridges used by
Sherman In his march TO the sea.
| CHcAao, MAY S.-A conference between
the Chicago brick manufacturers anu their
employees to-day esulted In the settlsmsnt
OF the strike that has lasted two months.
MrsNE,rolIs. May S-A Sioux Falls :.
d.. SPECIAL 90 the Journal says Senator
kyis. of south Dakota. Is bsinE groomed
for ths Iopulist nomination for PRESIDENT.
CucAoo. May S-Judgo Jenkins OF the
United states circuit cOurt. heard srgu-
msnts m ths foreclosure suit OF the Union
Trust company against the N0ithern Pa
Oihc.
srHrNauElp. H.. May 6.-la the village
of pawnes she EAST eide Of the publc
suunre. with adjacent houses aud the beat
ortion OF the south side. burned. Total
loss SlO0Oo0.
wlsurNoroN. May o.-Among the patents
which sIplTsd to-day were; Type -aistrib-
utiug machines. J. n. Hove. OF san fsAn-
cisco. sewing machines ". A. Dawson. Of
Ban Francisco.
far LAAA May S-1he company Of
sioux Indians. attached 20 the Sixteenth
infantry. al Fora nougas. Vas mustered
GOT OF qovsfnpent service to-day. and left
fof tLe Indian reservation over ths Union
Pacific.
PouauKrfrsiK \. N.. Nav S.-Charles h
Davidson burglaTiousi5 entered the River
View mihtuy academy. lie vas shot by
Huge batter and Harold A. Lo0mls aud
daagotoualv wuuRdod. lie says he was
forced by hungsf 90 attempt robborT.
Los ANoELrS May S.-''Luoky' Baldwin
was to-uHy sued by Miss Lillian A. Ashley.
OF Boston. for go. OOO for seduction. Miss
Ashley alleges in her complaints that from
Ma CD 4 lsy3 10 Dec. Z. ls93 she had been
living In Los Angeles With Baldwin. and
that she became ths mother Of his child.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
GREAT NORTHERN SITUATION.
Differences Arise Over tho ReinstAtemen
OF Certain EmpiOyes.

Differences Arise Over tho HeinstAtemen nj
of Certain Employees.
Spscial to The lndependsnt.
IN. PAUL. May She situation on the
Great Northern is unquestionably serious.
ss the men are manifssting q disposition 10
not consent 20 the discharge Of any Of thoss
concerned with the late strike. They as
sett smphstioally that their understan ding
OF the recent settlement was that all should
be TsinstAtsd in the positions they formerly
occupied. and they sAy very positively that
there will be further trouble If this IL not
done.
President Hill said to-day: The com
pany hss made one settlement with the
men. and 10 proposes 20 abide by the agree
msnt. IL was provided in tue agreement
that all the men who had not been guilty OF
the destruction OF the oompany's property.
or violation Of the Law. should be Teinstatsd
In the employ Of the company. but that
others should not be entiiled to Teinstate-
msnt and the company does not intend %
employ those who are thus barred"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

LoSDoS. Nay s.-Ths collapse Of the b.
metallic movement in she house Of com
mons Friday. when Samuel Smiths motion
that the government endsavoT 30 secure 4
stable par OF exchange for gold and silver
by International az. eernent was counted
out, caused much comment. The secretary
OF the bimetAllio leaEue SAYS the apathy oi
tue house was due 20 the fact that Smith
motion had only second place st an evening
sittinR, and the attendance Was small, bul
a full days discussion will be securded
later, when a division eould occur.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
NOT If THEY CAN PREVENT.
Republican Senators Bstray Their Prom.
tss not 60 Obstruet Legislation.

Republican Senators Betray Their Prom
iss not to Obstruet Legislation.
wAsHNoroN. May s--ssnatOrs Aldrich
and Allison in charge OF the republican
side of the tariff bill. day ssii TO Sens.
tor Harris that for she present the republi-
cans would observe the understanding In
favor Of suspension OF ths taFif debate 20
allow the democrats 60 bring In their com
promise bill. Mr.. Harris agreed TO the
proposition with the stipulution that
apeeohmAkinR should procsed in a buai-
ness-liko msnner. and With no dilatory
motions. Ike democrats are b ginning 10
complain that some speeches made on ths
republican eide sro longer than necessary.
aud intimate thst ~ their opponents do not
SOC m 20 manifest = disposition 20 shorten
them they will give them more hours daily.
The true reason for Tetioence among tire
republicans is found In tho fact that they
arc net yea absolutely satisfied as 20 the
stength OF the comTromiee. They atill
think sufficient number of demoeTatic
senators will iepudiste the bill to insure its
defeat. and thsV do rot cara 20 yield as
long Gs 10 positively exists. They are also
discussing the advisabiiity Of holding out
indefinitely against tie bill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
PROPOSALSFOR THE POST
Capt Hoyt Advertises for Bids for
the Buildings at Fort
Harrison.
After Two Years Waiting the
Work OF Construction win
Be Commenced.
Hids WIN lie Opensd NeHt Month aad
Thereafter Actual work WIN Bsin
Progress

II ID just tvo yssrs sinos the bill esiAb-
lishing a military post al Helena became n
Law. and this morning THr IvDrpEsDnsr
publishes the a st advertisement calling for
bids for the oonstIuction OF the buildings.
The delay has teen very veIatious 30 the
people OF this city and 90 those interested,
bat nov the matter has assumed such shape
that under ths direction OF Capt Hoyt.
who will have charge Of the construction of
ths post, she WORK will BE- kept moving at =
lively rate. Tie delay Ia the hrst place
was caused by the diihculty in getting just
the location the government wanted. 1hs
bill provided that the people Of this city
should Rive ], 900 acres Of ground for the
post. Ihrs Wers thres locations offered.
but some difficulty In getting elssr title TO
such a large body Of land IN one tract was
encountered. and the result was that 10
was year from the time Of the
passage OF the bill before the govern
meat had title to the land. Then Major
Marshall. who hsd charge Of the work dur
ing its initial stages, engaged engineers.
and had profile map made Of the entire
tract Of 1000 acres. This took some time.
and when it Was complsted the maps we're
sent on 10 Washington. There the ofiioials
went over the profile maps. and after q
great deal Of correspondence ana after the
arrival Of Capt. Hoyt and Architect John
son, the location Of the buildings was In
ally decided upon. From that point on the
progress has been Comparatively rapid. A
week ago Capt. Hoyt received word that
bis plans for the water aud sewerage sys-
tens had been approved. and be was su-
thOrizsd 10 90 ahead and advertise for
bids. This be will do as soon a. the en-
Qineers be now has at work complete their
labofs. which will be In a fev days.
Meantime, In order not 90 lOae q day OF
the building season that can be utilizsd
Capt. Hoyt has advertised for bids for
buudinR three double sets OF officers quar-
tsra a double ba racks. q double set Of non
commissioned officers quattsrA guard
house. stable aud bakery. all OF brick, aud
a WoOdsn seals house. Proposals are also
asked for plumbing. steam heating aud gas
piping = portion of the buildings. The
bus will be Openoi Monday, June IL. The
plans and spesihcations may be seen a.
Capt. Hoyta offos In she Power building.
The appropriation available for the con-
struetion Of the LOst nov Il 500 900. A
bill has been introduced In tbs senate In
eFsasinR tho Limit 20 $500 coo 10 10 esil-
mated mat 10 will take $75O,OO0 to complies
the post - it 70 a. present Tanned. Capt.
Hoyt figures that 10 will take az least three
full working seasons 40 fully complsts tha
work. by July ] there will be a larga
number OF men At the ost aud the EN-.
ployment of these men a. this time cannon
but have . very good effect on general
business.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
ELEEINa nY RAIL.
Colorado CoHeyttes Make on with soms
KailroAd Rolling Stock

colorado Coxsyites Make on with soms
ISAtiroAd Rolling Stoch
ruFnIo, Col. Aay S.-1his evening as an
engine OF the Denver A Rio Grands rail
road was taking coal. the fireman being on
ihe engine. u was suddenly surrounded by
fifteen men OF Corsy band. They took
the engine aud ran down Co the Missouri
Pacific tracks. whsro six coal cars that had
tesn left short before were coupled
on. The whole band boafded the cas-
and attaching Rio Gr1nde engine.
started for the east. -Four miles out thsy
met the engine which was coming 10 fos tue
purpose Of taking out the regular pas
ssnger train. he engineer reversed, aud
- keeping ahead OF the induatriala. The
engines nsse1 Eephesta going ftty miles
an hour. The superintendent has an en-
gins aud car overturned IN cat al q ney
% thst the runaSays can Rsl no farthsr
than that point.
sacuaMrNro. Nav She indust. isls
cave performances last nieht and took IN
about SdO0 several ofilosfs Who oAtriel
the money are missing. The rank aud die
are out hunting for them. They think
they have them surrounded below the ciass
works. aud several shots have been en-
ehaag-d. Ia she meanume, the men are
DOT OF money aud have nothing 90 eat
rroKaNr. wash. MAY S-Ths SPOKANE
industnal afmt, under tho Leadership OF
Dolphin. - esmped AZ HilIiErd. waiting fof
l'rssident hill - reply O. a telsg am asking
leave 90 woik their passage GA the Gfeat
Northern. stfsgele IRON Seattle aud
Tacoma are dto.stlng into Spokane all the
time and the Leaders say theT will all bs
hrfe in a few DAYS
LAroRrE Ind. May G-Kandsll and an
officer afe IA jail. having marched into ths
cty contrary 90 she orders Of tho authori-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

WAsHS0roS. May s.-Ihe most import
ant feature Of the days proceedings in the
convention Of railroad commissioners vas
the presentation Of the majority and mt
nority reports OF the committee appointed
a. the last convention to make report on
pooling freights and division OF earnings.
The majority report favors the repsal of
section hve " the interstate Commerce act.
which prohibits pooling. The minority
report says section i've should be
maintained. The pros osition 20 allow
compstin0 roads 20 diviJe between them
the net proceeds OF their earnings Is as
serted 90 be nothing but on effort 10 create,
under forms Of law. a gigantic railroad
truat