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Claim the Whole City.

CHICoPEE, Mass, Feb. Isl. and z.
Dubuque. descendants Of the Frenchman
who settled in Iowa in l7sS, where the city
of Dubuque now stands, have engaged
lawyers to look up their Interests in his
estate. which they claim is worth SIs,OOO,-
10. II is asserted that he left no will.
There are about thirty relatives who would
share in the estate.
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property went into the hands of receivers
all relations between II and the branch
lines were cancelled and an entirely new
deal hal to be made. Payne says they eX-
pect To have the matter completed within
a day or two.
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CHrCAGo, Feb. 1G, A dispatch from Par
son Davies from Mount Clemens, Nlch.,
SAYS a committee Of the Hunting and Fish
ing club has been appointed TO arrange
for the Corbe,,-JacSs fight on a govern-
mcnt island for purse OF $4,000, suarau-
;eed. Davies is to consult Corbett about
Il in New York npNt week.
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LoSDoS. Feb. l6.-William Ashworth,
manager OF the Castleton Manufacturing
company. was arrested to-day on A charge
OF falsifying accounts. The shortage 10
stated at E2O,pOO.
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Nor. Chicago Irans<.

CHICAGO. Feb. l6.-Indge Bretano, who
tried PrenderIast, Mayor Harrison's assas-
sin, received letter threatening his life
unless he is lenient with the prisoner. on
GERS guarded him to-day while hearing ar
gumenis for 4 new trial.
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Prof. L. T.. Barnard has been houored
by the French academy of sciences with
the Arago medal. the highest distinction
/, could bcstow, because of his wonderful
astronomical discoveries.
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EccrirsL Nh, rrni.hIn,nt.

FREDERICK, Md, Feb. l6.-William
Leonard was hanged here to-day Tor killing
Jesse Anderson in September last while
drunk
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BUENos AYREs, Feb. l6.-Adyices from
Rio say that Admiral De Gama's sailors
have captured stores OF guns and ammu.
milton at Fort Armacao.
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SAN FEANCisco, Feb. l6.-News is re-
ceivel by the steamer Alameda that The
steamer Alert, from Port Albert TO Mel
bourne. was swampcd in a terrible gale
and of Is on board Is were drowned.
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DETROIT. Feb. i6.-Thc wholesale drug
house of Farrand. Williams 4 Clark was
burned this morning win loss Of Sl70,-
600; insurance Sll5.J1l.
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Hanged in Emry.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Feb. l6.-J. Ster-
ling Morton, secretary OF agriculture, was
hanged ia cillsy here, his home city, last
night. The perpetrators are not known.
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nIa Cnnrrr,.m,n Dead.

LANCASTER, Pa. Feb. l6.-EN-Congress-
man 4. Horr Smith died to-day, aged 70
years. He served from the Forty-third to
tho Forty.cighth congresses.
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REPUBLICANS FILIBU5TERiNG.

Bland Unable TO Secure Vote on the
Notice TO Close Debate.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-Bland to-day
began his coerciye tactics 10 compel a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27
Another Scoop.

|
or members except dcpositors ard no
capital except dcporita.
Secondly, shR,l not receive dcpoate
to an aggregate amount In any one 4
more than ten thousand dollars from
the same depositor. ~
Thirdly. shall NOT allow an nccufnu-
iation or total deponitc by anyone de-
positor exceeding 10000,
Fourthly shall equally divide or dis
tribute to itr dcpuaitors. raiabiy tho
deposits. all the eprninss over tho
necessary mud proper exponaes OF such
bank, institution or society,", except
nuch az shan be applied 20. and
Fifthly, shah not pcaKeen in any form
n surplus fund exceeding 10 per cent
OF II aaRgreEatc deposits.
Mr.. Allen moved TO add 10 section 50.
the words and nothing herein shalt
apply 20 any corporation. company or
association having q paid up capital
OF less than 100000" without action
on the amendment the senate. at eio
went into executive session and fiys
minutes later adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

colin OF chicaso. Hon. Henry n. Tel
Ter, Hon. ]. c Burrows OF Michigan
and many others.
Gen. J. $. Clarkson sent telegram
saying that imperative business mat
tsrs alone prevented his attendance.
lie said; I'm this serious year between
Republican defeat In 1899 aud Repuh-
lican victory In 1896 not only seven
million Republicans. but men OF all
psrtiea look 10 your deliberations"
His faith in the league was strong and
10 its two milton mcfnbcrs he looked
for courageous action, looking TO vlc-
tory In 1896, a reference wAs made
to Jemcs @. Blaine that was received
with tremendous applause. lie advo-
Gated protection 20 the mine. the fac
tory, the fiuld ind the farm. He IA
vored coinage on the basis adopted by
the founders OF the republics and main
tanned through the years OF the coun-
trys best prosperity the basis that
prevailed In the days OF Abraham Lin-
coin.
Thomas n, Reed wrote; II sppre-
ciate the honor OF your invitation TO
me 10 be present and address the ma.
tionai Republican league convention AZ
Denver and regret that n VIII not be
possible 70 set away from my duties
here 20 do so. ! do appreciate tho in-
portancc OF the convention at this time
and believe ita deliberations viii be
wise and resulta good
nudge Thurston read q letter from
Senator pDn Cameron, whose name
was gieeted with applause.
The league was then invited by the
chairman OF the Minneapolis ueiegn-
lion 10 hold Us next convention IN
Minneapolis and u similar invitation
nom Cleveland Ohio. was read. After
an extended ADDRESS ny eS-SenErenh,
man Moore on Repuhlicaniem In the
south. the convention adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
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row DO rue PEOPLE srANDt

|.,o ofcn their principles and pur-
la their platforms and their candl-
Ia are sidetraclted by the man.pu-
In Of schemers in conventions. As
a II may be able to do 80, In the
kred time left for that stupendous
ID The Gazette intends to ascertain
III the people Of Texas stand ON live
Eitleal issues and In reference TO the
&ntldates for office. We will not rely
The orators and oracles for that in
Enation, but will 20 directly to the
sle
Ia want 10 know how you stand.
Ifle most important campaign in
has since its admission Into the
hon Is Just ahead.
Here In Texas the worldwide battle
/ the money standards Is on, and
Iiisrs OF national reputation are
Xslirlng forces for the contest
Ins issue is closely joined. and this
krraign will determine whether Tex
! Democracy will support Lombard
h Wall streets doctrines Of finance
whether II will adhere to It's ancient
ia OF bimetnllic standard.
Hre earnestly request that every read
! N The Gazette whether a regular
aeriher or not, will fill out the ballot
w and return to us. The results
lhls ballot will be announced from
&c day In the Daily and Semi
skly Gazette.
sdiress Vote Editor Gazette. Fort
Firth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27
TAKEN TO PARIS.
The Murdered Presidents
Body in Elysee Palace.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Body will Lie in State
Until Sunday.
Examination of santo Was Begun In
Lyons Yesterday-Threc ACCOM-
piiccs So Far Arrested--The
Vote for President.


,rjs IN. On rho f,,,oroi traIr
q; q. the romans OF the muruereu
of the republic arrived here
The prefeot Of the Seine.
49," 80 ~. r,o,o,, a,
~ u h's s'f"' wy P.,i'N' -
PONCE. . anu ms s'aii' INV i"i'-
road OH. and General Sausicr. the
,,,r,,or, .,,,or,or az Paris with his
,s'. ~ .,a,,o,,
stan, met inc oous u. INV s''''
which was heavily draped
The caslet was placed In n hoarse
a.. t,,...,,,,, ,,,i,o,, CIV
anu escorteu % u'e r',S '.' p1'"S,,
cral thousand people had gathered
about the railroad station. Every per-
san ,,reser, stood with uncovered head
son 80 -, $50 ,,s
uhtll the iuheio eo'NbS P"'''N - ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

speoini Dispatch,
IIohaion. Tea. June a6.--A few weeks
aeo young lady missed the last mar
leaving Houston Heights for the city
and toicphoncd for carriage. which
took her home Next day she received
an anonymous letter saying she would
bo written up In the sunday Sun II ahs
aid not deliver snm Of money to
owen Scott, wnichmnn az the Heights.
She reported the matter to her family,
and with Sheriff ellis they laid trip
with marked money. They found that
Reott who In married man. was the
guilty party. Scott was TO-DAY nfrnikn-
"a IN the district c,Urt and nn''d 1900.
which means three yeara on M county
farm, 90 he IA unable g pay mo me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

BY Associated Press.
Paris. June 26.--PremiersDupuy pre-
sided at a cabinet council called today
10 determine upon the arrangements
FOR The funeral Of the late president.
The body is now guarded by four ca
dns from the military school OF ST.
cyr. II Will soon D. placed upon
catafalaue In the courtyard 81 the
Elvsee, there 10 lie In state until sun
day. when II will be escorted WIN
much ceremony TO the Pantheon ana
placed beside the remains OF the late
presidents grandfather, Lazare car
not. &C.,.
pathetic telegram from the ezar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

Special Dispatch
Waco, Tex, June ec.-~The state mis-
sion Hoard or the paptiat church held
u called meeting at the fra, Baptist
church Mt $50 o'clock upon the call
OF tho president, Hon. l., l.. Foster OF
Austin. The call declares that the OBJ
jcot Of the meeting " 10 consider the
work or tho mission board and paaH
upon the address recently prepared and
published on tho cxpenaea Of the board.
Rev Rra. Hayden and Anderson, II
ncrmn have had something 10 say upun
work or tho last meeting which Il Is not
reiinhed al around aud among other
things thcpc statements come up Tor
consideration. There appears 90 bc
considerable feeling and frietion over
this mn,ier and since the call was
issued for tho present meeting much
intrrest has attached to It. President
Foster called the mertinR 10 order nt
$50 o'clock and DR.. II. w, Smith, re-
cording secretary Of the board wnH In
his place,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

rhs NH siai.ina ~ L-uai Holiday
Passes the House.

rasses the House.
BY Associated prvps,
Washington. June fs--Anothcr legal
holiday has been added 70 tho iiat OF
those now exiatine. 80 fur ms congress
has the power to do so. as on motion
OF Mr., McGann the senate bill making
Labor Day national holiday was
passed.
The following house bills and Joint
resolutions were passed:
a bill eushoriKing the Minneapolis
Gas Light Co 10 lay u submergsd ras
main across the Miasis-lppl river: bill
extending the time for constructing
bridges across the Hlaweasie and Ten
nearcc ana Clinch rivera IN Tennessee,
bill To rive the same weight and effect
TO onthn OF civil and non-commia-
stoned officer IN pension caaee as IL
given 10 the oaths OF commissioned
oflcera.
The house went into committee Of tho
whole and the deficiency hill wan
taken up, An amendment was
adopted nppropriating $1,000 to pay W.
u. English FOR his successful contest
for the seat In the present congfsaa
held by Samuel @. fIilborn from tho
Third California diAtrict, his name
having been omitted from the list Of
contcRtanta and contcatees whose cx-
ponsea were paid.
Considerable diacusaion WAS prccipi-
tnted by amendments offered to tho
pRrngraph To pay Indian doprcdntiors'
claims, "A the hill finally came out or
the committee OF tho whole, this para
grRph carried an appropriation OF
100000 for the payment OF certnin In
dian depreciation clnimN In Hot Of the
$4,000 FOR the examination OF those
cases by the attorney eenoral Ae orig
inally provided in the hill, The house
retained tho amendment aud the hlli
/ na amended WAS pnaetd
At $40 y IN. the house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

ny Associated presa,
New York. June so.--First race. Fu-
,urity rsc--Lampiightcr won, Merry
Monarch second. Kingston third Time.
III 80 o..
second rnec, Swift stakes. seven FUR
ionRn- Discount won. fotantntc bccond,
praoemnker third. Time, i:2o ~.
Third race, ave MISUNDERSTANDING won.
urnnia second. T.ux third. Time, J ~ ~
rourth race. Hhcepehead Bay hnndi-
can. one mils--Don AlOnso won. Hochr
aecoud, Sir walter third, Time, III.
Flfth race. mile and q quhItsr-rport
won, Herald second, George BECK tara
Time 800 SO
SIKH race. mile and n quarter. over
avs 'hurdiea-nt. John won, Bhllnrct
second. Jnponica third. Time, z'aa-
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EMILY cnAwronD,s LnrrER.
She Tells Something of the Presi-
dent and the Warnings.

copyrighted, 1894, by the Assoc,ates
Press)
Paris, June 2e.-Madame carhot re-
turned to Paris from Lyons early this
morning with the remains OF the presl-
dent coiiined in plank oak. The civil
and police authorities authorities re-
celved her. About 1000 persons. chiefly
members Of the working class We're
massed outside the railroad station.
Madame carnot had on the gray mauve
trimmed SILK dress and the bonnet she
wore nine days ago at the grand FIX
race the last state function sic was
ever TO attend with the presiHent.
When the news OF the
murderous attempt was heard Sunday
night she mad on this costume and MAD
NO time to change 1t before hurrylng
away to Lyons. Until she came BACK
| 10 the palace she did not dch her dress
! About three thousand persons were IN
! tha station at Dijon to solemnly salute
tha remains. The widow was accom-
1 nanied by her three sons 70 raiis
! THE train was awaited at inc terll' n,s
| nv a funeral wagon, Two iellun.s LIZ
n
NJ nresident to Lyons. The party
were soon conveyed to the palace OF me ne
tv,.see Troops were drawn up IN ths
ao;,rt ward and saluted tho Inhera,
wagon on alighting, Madame Gar no..
was embraced by her dauenterI ~ ,i,,e,
and mother-in-law. Mhuanis cnndav
nos not touched food since suhuay
LIN. Her mental and moral Nsor
lsisj,od her She spent today orusr-
s s1.s mourning. arranging for the
,n1erai dictatlng answers 10 tne Nv
Grams from queen Victoria frssi1 ~,
eleveland. Emperor Wiliiam 9hu ~,
-, AuaT,sta. the Car. King humbeft
p.'d otblTs and receiving the aIubassa-
80 ,srlnring Them. Emperor Niihain
III ssnd n prince OF his own house win
,vvo Prussian generals 70 atenu ine
ss.e,.o,.si Marechale MacMahon sent a
Feeling telegram IN which aeep surio"
spoke TO deep sorrow. a. a.. ,smes
,,nsitinn Of these politicians who
onyeied the presidency. NJ Lacour.
,at,ar 81 the senate, refuses 10 run
asT,ca Prime Minister Dupuy
~ tn,,i,r has the hest chance put
~ iaan than was NJ Cashier
psr,er The hesitant octogeilar III,
Arago. the astronomers son, Is hsl, ~
,,,ansd hut because he is 80 gu asa
altering may get in. NJ. Brhsor -, NJ
7 a thIlDiAAAN
mas - chance. VI. casimir-Perier
h Would s0 lust now pc ds9ssro9., se Sl
M Is repugnant TO the indus.riai w. W.
ne - c,asses. II is on the cards 'naa :
ing s' nnmber Of opportunis.s . nas
iars ,e with the Radicals and soc, ~ ~
unite N prisson or ~ Bourgeois y 90, ~.
on s,aer but, as was carnot N ~ s,., s,r.
outsid 1;gsrent circumstances. how a,,,rc
aer MENTAL election is e ne ne n nb,set
,as,ean conclage and Is ne ' 9plge'
Of sH bargaining and ln'r ~ III
Of enol,'T,n,r-Perier Is the man i.l AZ a..
NJ. M, bourgeoIs and aristoe' - .',aceit
wealthy s Is wise In his own u ~ ~
ciey' s republican inyolY,ns n,ertca
but me inight cure this. II ,a nss
presln,s,iset pass far an o'nIi"'''
i. Whig. -,,ot ,hak piles Of letter.
Maesls her husband. - ass sSsr
threasehh, ssore and after ne ,es~ e
n esy ys,l psn ana Henri Nq IL me the Bo,i
N MIN Ss ss R1s .;s, salst + y ~ SINISTER
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looking fellow OF whom he could only
rid himself by retiring to his car

looking fellow OF whom he could only
rid himself by retiring to his car
riage.
rae had been warned from Italy to
keep well guarded. other warnings
came from BRUSSELS to beware OF the
grand prix on June ". In December
5000 francs were voted 10 Increase the
police force. but NJ. Chrnot was left
practically uuguhrdod. During five
Years the prefecture OF police were
charged to secure his safety and did
well. appointing the sharpcst detect
ives to watch him. Under pretense Of
economy this duty was shifted to the
ministry OF the interior.
Uncomfortable intrigues were rife,
and the officials We're devoted 20 NJ.
constants. between whom and NJ. Car
not there was feud Was this change
made to worry NJ Carnot Into leaving
the Elysee by arousing n sense of In
security Possibly
When NJ. Carnot was going to Tou-
Ion TO visit the Russian squadron, n
warming was received from Scotland
yard, but no attention was paid TO
It, On June 20 the project OF Perault
telegraphed to the minister OF the in
terror that dangerous Italian anar-
ehist named Snnto had arrived at
Celtic. This intelligence was also ig-
nored. with the Lyons tragedy for
the consequence
(Signed) EMILY CRAWFORD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

BY Associated Press.
London, June 2s.--In the house OF
commons today Sir William V. Har-
court. In moving a resolution Of sor-
row and indignation at the murder ot
president carnot. dweit upon the fact
mat England was always the friend
and sometimes the ally o. France. lie
otfcred the resolution adopted IN 1865
in connection with The murder OF Ian
cain Adopted unanimously
~, Raifour and Justin Mccarthy,
81, hehnn Of the conservatives, me
Jrish nationalist. respectively pAll
l i,ln,,ant tributes TO the memory OF
~ sead president 10 the house OF
-, ~ 4 resolution similar % the gne
aaonted in the commons waH aaopeeo
unon motor Of Lord hosepeFsy'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

BY Associated Press.
Lyons. June 29.-santo, the anarchist
assassin OF President carnot, was to-
day brought for examination before
Examining Magistrate Benoist The
prisoner declared himself TO be an
anarchist and to be devoted 10 poll
ov OF violence In this affair he SAID.
lie acted upon HE own Initiative, ne
had not been engaged IN any conspir-
ncv 10 murder the president. The mag.
istrate however, IL not convinced that
tbe prisoner had no accompliecs, as Il
has been nscortained that when santo
stopped at Montpelier and Vienne he
NOD several Ruspicions conferences
with persons suspected OF being ~
league with the anarchists II al
dition. when santo stopped at Vienna
en- routo 10 Lyons he slept at the house
Of an anarchist The police investlga-
lion into the crime has already Yea TO
The arrest Of three persons az vienna
vino are believed TO have boon en-
gagged In the conspiracy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

by AAaoclatFd I'foFR
chicago. June ee,--Rosita, nnothsr
oufsfisr' Mr.. Reete'r Roundclay and
f.ucky iynidwlna Lady Dinfnond wore
favorltes, -.
First faua. three quarters OF = MIL
third. Time. i.2o, -.
second race. une ulle--.Adclante won,
csreon second. idyie third. Tina
i.bf ~. 49, A.
etrhrs OF Enthusiastically won. Hp-
attn second. KITTY Scott teifd' F'"e'
Tony.h race. ha,dieap, one mile ana
90 elrhtb-1<lnE Charlie won. PAtrirh
= ~ssond. Pat aialloy. IL. thiro' runs.
IHnb raco. quarters o. = nile
,,l,,nlrro won, fngGm1r SECOND. Aun~
Mnysn third Time. ~ -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

"' N"'r'cn" 'oiohy IN Paris.
BY Associated Press.
Paris, June 2e.--The text in the ad-
dress of coincidence and sympathy
with Nine. carnot ana the government
was drawn up by the American colony
in this city and is as follows.
THE president OF France having
been assassinated by a heinous GRIM
inal and Americans having already
sustained in their own country two
great similar calamiues. we feel i'm
PEELED. more than any other nation, to
mingle our tears with those OF the
afflicted people OF France. We there
fore. have resolved that We formally
declare that we stlgmatizc MS admin
able the deed which has deprived The
French nation OF It's president. II Is
with lively sense OF grief that we
tender the expression OF our warmest
sympathy TO those now experiencing
the same feeling Of sadness and pity
which we, ourselves, have felt in the
past when murderous hands struck
down two OF our presidents, There is
no divergence OF opinion among our
selves regarding the high qualities OF
the man. so worthy OF affection, whom
this great nation chose as its first
| magistrate,
/ II Is to Americans n great consola-
/ ton 10 think that the frs citizen OF
our sister republic enjoyed the respect
1 Of the entire world. He had gencr-
Gus heart. His domestic virtues were
unbounded and his charity WIS as wide
and liberal as his character was ire
4 proachable.
"The unanimlty Of national feeling
which Is shown every instant canot
hut soften the anguish OF the mobile
woman who so worthily shared his life,
and we also lay Mt her feet the express
sion OF our respectful and devoted ar
lection and pray that Madame Carmel
and her bereaved family viii accept
the assurance OF our slncerest con
doienoe and sympe ,hy, as well as this
homage Of our profound esteem
The meeting gave subscriptions fool
the purchase OF wreath which Is &c
be laid IN the name Of the American
colony upon the casket containing th'
remains Of the late president a com
mlttee was also appointed to arrange
through the United states ambassador
fnr he participation OF the American
colony in the funeral ceremonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-27

sailroad Hme Table. leaving Time.
ltsas and Pacific -Enrt. 0i2o, siio
= 1910 n. m, 4i10 and otfo p. h'
kut bios n. nj. Missouri, hnhsnr
Texns--North, 1ii4o n. NJ, i"i-o
n; south, 0t25 N. M, 1850 p NJ
~ lslRnd-7i20 n. M, SID ~ W.
ny r. m. Fort Worth and hio
snde-1fi 80 a. m. Houston anu
nss Central--.SisO a.. M, 0ilo .. N
Colorado and Santa Fe-Nort"'
~, M, s,I5 u. M, south, 1900 a.
lii2o D. MT 81. Louis soutn-
"A Urn, ei30 n. IN. TrnnScohii"e