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DAILY VOL 3 NO 288 NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF igBam ZZrZhuiKU ExftiBfleqTS VantUntTjcnionOrnnire ate flavor Cnket Creauiliidllnfcbcui delicately and nut urally us the fruit from which they are inndo FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FHUI1 FLAVOR TIIEY STAND ALONE PHCPARID BV THE Price Baking Powder Co Chicago III St Louts Mo MAKERS Of Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder AND Dr Prices lupuliu Yeast Gems licit Dry Hop Yentt WE UAICE BUT ONE QUALITY SCHOOL BOOKS Slates Copy Books PENS and INKS Pencils Papr and School Supplies of all kinds at the lowest prices Your patrpnaeo is Invited MlfiS ANNA FRAZAIt PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and residence south east corner oi Third and Button streets Will give special attention to diseases peculiar to females aplMclly MAYHVILLK IirAKKllOIOVOIf Headquarters for Clocks Silver Goods Jewelry The Boss Waltham Watch Store All work Sromptly and satisfactorily done Second treet east of Market ap26dly ambition ICE CXE2AM made Irom the best ingredients supplied to weddings parties etc on tho most reasonable terms Fruit of nil Kinds aud Pure Home made Caudles iresh every day A 1 MITCHELL Second street Mrs Thomas old Ktftud AXAHSH ATfOKMIST AT UW JnNtlCO Of tllO FdHC REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT Will advertise and sell real estate No charges whatever unless a sale is consummated Deeds mortunges Ac written at rates aslow as any ones Oiilco Library Building Sutton street A CO Manufacturers of and Dealers in Stoves Mantels Grates Tinware Stoneware Woodenware Ac Tin RooUng Guttering Spouting and Stove Re- specialty No HO Market Street Tu orsold stand Maysvllle Ky myldly TT ANK fc WORIUOK Contractors ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS Plans and specifications furnished on reasonable terms and all work satisfactorily and promptly done Otlico on Tliltd street be tween wall and Sutton ONE DACJLI ON JtllO GOOD INTENT Livery and Sale Stable A full lino of all binds ot vehicles on hand forsalo hire or exchange Horses kept by clay week or month Largest aud best appointed Livery Stable in tho west Prices as low as any Best attention to vehicles stored Telephone connection No 40 and 4JS west Second St apHdly MA YBVJLLE KY XTEW FIK9I BISSET McCLANAHAN SHEA Successors to Cooper Blsset Denier In SfoveHnuiireHMurlIJiiM MuutlMnml imimiiacturcrh of Tlu Coii i or null Sheet Iron Wave Bpecial attention paid to tin rootling gutter and spouting Practical plumbers guy and Bteara fitters Wrought Iron and lend pipes do All worfc attended to promptly aud 55 Efseoolid at aWly MAY8VILLK KY send for our Select List of Local Newspapers Geo Howell A Co 10 SprutostrcetNY EVENING A ILLF KY THURSDAY OCTOBER HO 1884 WAS IT CONSTITUTIONAL View Taken of the Scott Law by the Saloon Keepers Attorney Who Givesa a Brief but Explicit History of the Law Tnblo Klinwlnc the Amount Pntil In by thu Various Counties In tho Stare tndor the Scott Law Tjnt Venr Irefc Comitieuui Cincinnati Om Oct 50 Tho gentleman who has been acting as the attorney for tho saloon beepers over since tho litigation in regard to thu Pond and Scott laws commenced is probably the bust posted nmu on this subject Iu tho city and ho Is very much elated over the triumph of his clients A Commercial Gazetto reporter found him busily engaged in straightening out his otfico affairs preparatory to tho work of bringing tho numerous suits which tho decision of tho Supremo Court will entail He was asked in regard to tho inception and history of tho litigation und said substantially In 1SS2 tho first law relating toa tax on tho liquor traffic was passed by tho Legislature April 5 and became generally known as tho Pond Law this name being given it bocauso of tho introduction by Dr Pond Tho Pond Law provided for a tax hi cUe of the first class of 300 and was graded to suit tho smaller cities and towns of tho State aown to 100 which was tho lowest tax imposed 300 being the highest This law in addition to the assessment of tho tux also required the giving of a bond lor tho faithful performance of tho requirements of tho act to be approved by the Probate Judge and in addition to this tax and bond a ixmuliy was attached for violation of from -500 to 81000 or imprisonment for from not exceeding one year to not loss than thirty days This law created great dissatisfaction and tested by what is known as tho Hipp in which tho Supreme Court of the tate hold by a decision of four to one nidges MacIIvaino White Long worth and Okey assenting and Judge Johnson dissenting that the law was unconstituloiiaL This court held that the Pond law as passed was not a license law and therefore under the constitution of the Stuto of Ohio could not prevail Tho following winter tho law introdued by Dr Scott commonly called tho Scott law was passed April 17 1882 by tho Legislature This act provided for horizontal tax of 200 Dn all places in which Intoxicating beverages wero sold but where beer and wine were lold a tax of 6100 only was imposed There was a provision iu this law that tho person renting tho proporty on which the liquor was Jlspensed should have tho consent of thu landlord for the use of tho premises for the purpose of selling intoxicating liquors a Talluro to obtain such consent for the salo of mch liquors being declared a misdemeanor nd punishable accordingly In this respect tho Scott Law was similar to the Pond Law tho first providing that a bond should bo given for the payment of tho nx tho second that the consent of the landlord to the bale of tho liquors should bo ol ydned Jletween the date of the decision on the Pond Law tested and decided in the Hipp ase and tho time that tho Scott Law cases ame up the personnel of tuo Supremo Court jad undergone a change Judge Whiio hav tog died aud Judge Longworth bavin re iignedand Governor Foster being sred to fill tho vacancies thu ippointod Judges Upson and Do It was tho general uudernt this imo of those interested aw position to enow that th tin were com- ji ted to i tu i munty of tho Scott uw at any tt iawcame up for onsideration befoiv Supremo Court Judges Follett Doyle Mcllvaine Okey and Johnson on tho bench in what is now known is tho Frame case and after a lengthy argument tho law as passed was upheld by the Supremo Court as then constituted four ol he judges Johnson Mcllvaine Upson and Doyle deciding it was constitutional Judge Dkey dissenting and ujKjn tho strength this decision the liquor dealers amo forward very reluctantly and paid he money under protest Prior to this lecisioii King of this city brought sut igulust tho Auditor and Treasurer of tho city Cincinnati to enjoin the assessment of this ax and the creation of this lion upon the property and ulso for an injunction to re itrain tho Treasurer from collecting tho tas This cosu was held back until after tho decls on in the Frame case when the injunction was refused I was attorney for King i ror was prayed iu the District Court and a sro forma alllrmance of tho judgment beiow tvas agreed to an exception taken and tno rdpr was filed in tho Supreme Court for eavo to file a petition In error to tho judgment of tho District Court Iu the meantime the el wt had been add and Judges Uon und Doylo wero defeated aud Judges Fohettand Owens elected The motion for leuve to file jetition in error nas argued and submitted to the Supreme Court aud was granted last April Petition ji error was filed und cases were sot for hearing April 27 On May 17 the King case together with tho Iluutzmann cu of Clove Umd were argued and submitted to the Su pr me Court and the constitutionality of tho law dlscued On tho 17th of June the main question presented for review both the King aud Buntzmann cases was argued md the Court held that tho clause in the law fronting a Hon upon tho property was uucon ititutlotial leaving tho other questions as to the constitutionality of the law for future llscussion and since that time until the piesont the cobcs remained in statu quo In response to further questions the attor aoy continued Tho other casos Vero brought and tie question in whole was presented to the Su premo Court last Tuesday In four of five different forms Ono was a prayer for an Up junction to restrain tho collection of the tax and also a suit or the recovery of the money paid under tho law within tho year These two cuses came from Franklin fjbunty Another case was a mandamus from Miami County to compel the Treasurer collect tho money Another case was from Clove- land to enjoin tho collection of the tax and ulso a case from this county brought by fjlmilea A Miller as Treasurer ta recover the tax and judgment hi tho latter case had gone agutnst the salooulst and the question presented tu the Supremo Court was with reference to ttils judgment so that the Scott law has been presented to tho Supromo Court In every conceivable und possible form that could arise The Supreme Court ha now decided that the law isUnconstltutlonal which necessarily settles tho whole dispute and I dont anticipate any chango in tho Supreme Court for tho next two years unless death or resignation should intervone Tho attorney further raid that his clients wie willing to pay a legal tax but tho State cm not legally tax a suloon keeper except by bt nw and they had been living nnder this construction of tho law sinco the passage of tho act in 1851 schedule IS and they claim rdso that the Scott law as passed was In cmi illct with Section 2 Artlclo of tho Consti tutlon of 1851 which provides for a tax on moneys rrwlft oto according to ite true value in money What amount has been paid in by the saloon keoiKsrs and what amount Is recoverable was asked by the reporter Well wo think wo can recover out of the 400000 paid in in this county about M0f 000 as claims for this amount have been made within tho year as provided by Sectlou 68 iS of the Revised Statutes which affords litigants tho remedy by injunction to restrain the illegal levy and collection of any tax and also to give thorn tho right to recover taxes illegally paid Bofore tho passage of this act they wore compelled to go into a Justicos Court to bring bult for any amount under 100 Tho section referred to given them tho right to go into the Superior Court or Court of Common Pleas to recover any amount and tho remedy to recover by Injunction did not exist until the passage of this act Well then tho saloon Ists who have paid tho tax audwho havo not made claim within the year as prescribed by law cau not recover asked tho reporter No sir sai 1 ho they can not and the amount eo paid in is about 100010 As I said wo can recover about 120000 of it What will bo your method of procedure for the recovery of this amount Well wo fllo a bill of particulars in the Magistrates Court which reads as follows Before Justice of tho Peace in und for Cincinnati Township Hamilton County Ohio plaintiff vs Charles A Miller Treasuier of Hamilton Comity Ohio defendant Bill of particulars Defendant is indebted to plaintiff in tho sum of dollars money had and received by defendant June 1SSJ to tho uso ol plaintitf for illegal taxes paid by plaintiff under protest by virtue of tho Scott Law which is unconstitutional for which sum plaintiff pays judgment with interest and costs 4 Attorney for Plaintiff1 For tho retail dealers who sook to recover a petition is filed of which tho lauguago in Couut of Common Pleah Hamilton County plaintiff vs Charles A Miller Treasurer Hamilton County Ohio defendant Petition Plaintiff says that ho is engaged in trafficking in iatoxioating liquors in Hamilton County Ohio and was bo engaged In tho year 18S PJuiutiff in compliance with the act of the nerai Assembly passed April 17 188t eu an Act further providing against dls resulting from tho traffic in intox liquors made duo statement of sail to the proper Assessor who ro tA ue Mime to the Auditor of said coun a by him was placed upon a duplicate ua oviiloJ by said law for that purpose ii plaintiff assossod In tho sum of dol lars that a copy of said duplicate was turned over to tho defendant as Treasurer aforesaid for the purp so of collecting said assessment which amount tho plaintiff on the day of 18J paid to said urer for which payment plaintiff holds his receipt Plaintiff further sayH that said asscssmont and collection wan wrong oppressive ami illegal aud that in making such statement and In tho payment of such assessment tho plaintiff did so under protest to avoid tho tmvy penalties of tho law and ths annoy a ice and trouble tnat would arise from refusing to comply with the demand of tho Assessor for a statement and of thu Treasurer for tho tuyuunt of tho assessment Whereforo plaintiff prays judgment igahistt tho defendant Charles A Miller Treasurer of Hamilton County Ohio for the mm of dodars with inter net fmm day of 18SJ and cost of suit herein Attorney for Plaintiff Stat of Ohio Hamilton County ss 1 above named plaintiff makes oath and says tho statements in tho foregoing petition uro true and he verily believes sworn to before mo and subpcrlle I ii my or senco this day of lSSIi Notary Public Hamilton County The petition in the suits to bo brought by the wholesale dealers who have paid under this law is substantially the samo with tho exception that we aver they aro not dealers within tho meaning of tho law and that they uro distillers rectifiers and manufacturer from raw material and do not couu within tho bounds of tho Scott Law and wo claim the rotnil men are entitled to recover on tho ground that this law iu its effect was a license and it wa3 a license because It creato I a Hen and required tho consent of the property owner boforo the promises could be used for tho sale of intoxicants The Supreme Court havo decided that tho law a license and it could bo enforced as a license and it was a violation of a sectlbn of tho Consti tion which says that all proporty must be taxod a uniform rate in accordance with its truo niondy valuo There were two grounds In tho argument It was either a license or It was not a license then it was In violation of tho very boctlon quotod that a uniform tax should bo assessed on all proporty Section 68 18 says Courts of Common Pleas and Superior Courts Bball have jurisdiction to enjoin the illegal levy of taxes and assessments or tho collection of either npd all actions to recover back Buch taxes without regard to amount shall bo had within one year after such taxes or assessments havo been collected Consequently it would follow that no recovery can bo had by these men who havo paid their money under protest unless suit was brought within a year aftor its payment and payments as a rule wero all made prior to tho 1st of July 181 and the last day of tho legal period of recovery would consequently be the BULLE Mast day of July 1884 consequently suite brought aftor tho latter date can not be upheld nnditho men can not recover How many suits within the year havo boon brought and ou which tho parties aro entitled by law to recover Well about six hundred in all of which I oti tho legal representative and on these we Bball be able to collect about 120000 This gentlomar if the suits aro successful will havo realized the largest foe ever paid to any member of tho bar of this county and tho approximate amount of his feo is estimated ut 75000 although it Is rumored a leading hw fir ai of this city will also have a portion if tut Ire Comments Cincinnati Oct 80 Tho Enquirer Democratic commenting upon tho decision editorially says Tho Supremo Court of Ohio has decided the Scott law unconstitutional This disposes ut a question which has boon discussed for several ywirs and which has entered largely into pontics ibo ronu law imposing special taxation on the liquor traillc was loclarod unconstitutional Thon it was rovisod and re enacted and from tho fact that it was Introduced in the House by Dr Scott of Warren County became known as tho Scott law It In fact however owed its paternity to Governor Foster and his advisers and tho belief that tho Supremo Court at that time was in the hands of the champioiiH of tho bill pushed it through both branches of the Legislature by a very narrow margin Timo bus worked change and In spit of the action of tho Court as formerly constituted throo of tho five Judges at present ou tho bench have declared the law nulh Tl ground of tho dfcisIon is set forth in our amnio dispatches from Columbus Tho unbiased non partisan opinion of many of the ablest lawyers iu the Stato has long boon in accord with tho view taken by a majority of tho Court yesterday vanoui opinions are current as to tho effect of tho decision en jttlltlcs but that is not the main consideration The action of tho Court comes after the election for State olllcers Whatever influence it may havo on tho coming Presidential contest in Ohio remains to le een It will bo easier to dotennlue that matter a few days hence The Commercial a Republican paper says editorially Tho decision of tho Supremo Court deciding the Scott Law unconstitutional is tin last kick and tho most fatal of tho Democratic party This is tho most disgraceful act ever ierforuied by tho Supreme Court of Ohio iu tho history of that tribunal It re- 3ulred a tremendous effort to prevail upon udgo Owens to agree with his two Democratic colleagues to unite in that decision but it was finally accomplished and freo liquor is tho result It is tho last stroke on the part of the Doinocratlc managers in their vain effort to cany tho election It is a bid for tho German vote and it is foolishly supposed that Germans have no principle above or outside free ilquor It is further foolishly supposed that men wno pny taxes upon their homes aro in favor of exempting persons engaged in th liquor traillc from tho burdens that fall upon other people in sustaining the State county and municipal governments It Is also to be remarked thut ot all the saloon keeiwrs or tho half of them aro opposed to tho Scott tax These understand their business and are iu favor of a tax sucb as was imposed under the Soott law iVhat Is the effect of this decision It strikes two millioi dollars annually from tho retail liquor traffic and plicesit upon the real and personal pro erty of the pooplo upon their homes and iioir ir lustrlea In Cincinnati and Hamilton Couuy it wipes out a revenue of four hun hod thousand dollars per annum which must bo made up by increased taxation It depletes tho treasury of nearly every municipal corporation in Ohio In Cincinnati by reosou of tho non payment of tho Scott tax polico and other city officials liavo not been jiaid a dollar since the 1st of June and the inmate of the City Infirmary are on the point of be ing turned out of doors to encounter the harshiiis of winter To make even our depleted treasury will requlro a loan of ono million and half of dollars The tux ha already been increased from two per cent under Republican management to two and three quarters under Democratic control and now to xnuke up for tho falling off in the revenue from tboScott tax and tho refunding ot those taxes paid under protest our next lovy will bo over three per cent in nduititm to an Increase in tho debt of one million and a half This is what comes from a Democratic administration a Democratic Su premo Court and a Democratic Governor wiio cares more for a vote for Cleveland thin he does for the interest of tax payers or the purity of tho Judiciary we now tuni to tho people of Ohio and ask thorn what their answer will bo to a decision that falls heavily upon overy tax payei and especially upon those who llvo in municipalities Wo turn to our Germau fellow-citizens who pay increased taxes uton their homes iu order that tho liquor traffic may bo free We turn to responsiblo men engaged in tho liquor traffic who must see that this bulldozed decision will increase the agitation twenty fold Tho answer will be rendered on next Tuesday CoUcctlouM lu the State CoMJJinuB 0 Oct 30 The followiug trble shows the amount of the Scott law tax collected in each county in this State last year Amouut Amoutit Counties Collected Counties Collected Adanis SJAn 33 Carroll 2AKi Alien 1 t70 It Champaign 7t 1 Ashland 75SH 8 Ulaike 20ilM 4 Ashtabula 14072 83 Clermont 7luU Athens HtHlu Clinton 1U0 IKi Auglaize HK47 US Columbiana 20iti5 Ov Uelmout 21 DM 21 Couocton fiyw lhwn U07H SO Crawford 1AW butler 81UK1K2 Cuyahoga 222811 AS Darke 12402 110 Ureeno UW7 Defiance U4SU 02 Guernsey 44W it Delaware 7270 12 Hamilton 41aj 0 Krie 83021 81 Hancock 71M th Fairfield 11021 Oil llardiu 0fi33 IM Fayette 48183 Harnn lueu Otf Franklin tW15l 02 Henry 0058 00 Fulton 65221 Highland 0010 00 Gallia 603tf 83 Hocking 58115 Geauga 1875 00 Holmes 4100 Oe Huron 10787 00 Mahoning 0102d S3 Jackson 1071 81 Marlon 04iW 07 Jetrersou 17810 21 Medina 8725 01 Knox 7830 60 Meigs 7713 05 Lake 4032 23 Mercer 12124 00 Lawrence 12850 51 Miami W072 05 Licking 12135 17 Monroe 4fil8 Logan 5082 32 Montgomery 70180 us Lorraine 1847114 Morgan 1200 00 Lucasi 81013 00 Morrow 28oO 00 Muskingum 18513 85 Hlchlaiul 12328 81 Noble LltOJOU Koss U054O It Ottawa 14567 00 Sandusky 1372 73 Fauldlug 576000 Hcloto 1411185 rerry 15883 60 Bcnoca 18827 01 Vickaway 11384 17 Khelby 100711 03 Tike 408000 Btark 41552 52 1ortage 0353 13 Buramit 80670 12 Vreble 4402 60 Trumbull 20000 07 Putnam 0483 87 Tuscarawas 15820 83 Union 800000 Williams 0100 01 Van Wert 6208 33 Wood 11511 00 Vinton 2080 00 Wyandot 70S3 00 Wan erf 8i21 10 Washington 075100 Total 1W1U 31 Wayne 14890 60 The above amount ic is thought will huvu TT1V PRICE ONE CENT io be refunded together with the sum collected this year which will not bo far from 2000000 hi all There is a decision of tho Supremo Court which Is to tho eifect that all money raised under a law declared unconstitutional must be refunded AVIth tho Scott Law goes tho legislation of loBt winter providing for an Immediate penitentiary DOOMSDAY Kooner Wife IUurdercr ami IaJiiior to Hanx Friday iNDiANArobia Ind Oct 30 Androw Koonor will bo hanged Friday for wife murder unless tho Governor Interferes the prema Court having affirmed the judgment of tho Criminal Court When tho decision was communicated to him by Sheriff Hess he spoke calmly and distinctly directing thai his body should bo interred by tho side of hit wife and then suddenly sunk to tho iioor utterly prostrated Cincinnati Oct SO Palmei the com paniou of Horner in tho niurdor of Kirk for his monoy is to hang Friday Ho seems perfectly happy and never In any way refers to his approaching doom Ho Is in excellent health weighing 1G5 pounds und boat of a ravenous nppotite lie has becorno a very devout Catholic Sold In Splto ortlio iMiyvll Nnw Youk Oct 30 A plat of twenty acres of land compiislng tho tliickly wooded promontory at tho northeasterly extremity of the island at tho junction of tho Hudson Itlvor and Spayton Duy vll Creek was sold at auction to day for 575000 Tho purchaser was AVarnor This is tho piece of land to which Irving refers in his History of Haw York as the promontory which projects into tho Hudson and from which Van Cor laor tho famous trumptoror of old Peter Btuyvesant attempted in spito of the dovll to swim across tho dark and stormy waters of the creek to tho West Chester shores First Train Through Steuhknville Oct 80 The first train on tho Pau Hnndlo Railroad was run through Goulds tunnel flvo miles west of this city this morning This tunnel has been in process of construction about four years the work going on night and day from both ends It is three quarters of a mile long tho longest tunnel In Onio It saves two miles aud a quarter of tho worst track ou tho routo The train was in charge of Conductor Abe More land The work was superintended by Silas McConnell Engineer of the Pan Handle Company and is considered a triumph of surveying There was only five inches variation when connection was made In tho center Ton Vfiarn of Iruponed InvaiiHj Nicw Youk Oct SO Judge Bartlott has granted a writ of hoabus corpus in the application for tho release of Chas llichurds of Philadelphia from tho Brooklyn Insane Asylum Richards1 father was once Mayor of Philadelphia and his family was highly respected His mother is a sister to Lord Duudas who emigrated from Scotland to Philadelphia and gained a fortune iu business there Richards has been in tho asylum ten years His counsel claim that he never wai insane but no reason for his Incarceration ii given A Flcndn Escape Dallas Tox Oct 30 Tho town of Mc Kinnoy county seat of Collin County was intensely excited last night over plot of negroes to burn tho town Thoy were incited to the attempt by a white man named Lewis PHtchett Tho plot ww exposed late yesterday evening by one of the negroes Informing several leading citizens Prltchett left before ho could bo captured aud is now at large The people are still on tho lookout for him A supply of tar and feathers and a strong roie is aualting hhu Douiofrats llntlfy New Youk Oct 30 Tho Now York County Domocraey and Irving Hall hold a mass meeting at the Acadotny of Music last night to ratify tho Democratic National and county nominations Henry Clausen presided and after speeches had been xnodo by Hon George Converse of Ohio and Hon William A Wallace of Pennsylvania resolutions were adopted endorsing the Doino cratlc National and county tickots VIIqn Nominated Madison Wla Oct 30 Colonel William Vilas was nominated by tho Democrat for tho State Assomblv lost evening His friends say that ho will accept aud thus put an end to allegations that ho was unwilling to boar tho burdens of bis jwrty It Is pro dieted that he will bo elected Speaker of th Assembly and if it shall bo Democratic will succeed Cameron in the United States Senate Hough Htill In roHionidun WiNNirEO Man Oct 30 News liai reached Port Arthur by boat that tho rough and whisky sellers are still in practical pos sesion of Michfpicotou on tho north shore ol Lake Superior The detachment of polios from Toronto is too small to copo with the desiKjradoes who keep up a reign of terror ovor tho whole district MoutliMninrlcan Trade IUivriMomc Oct SO All memlwrs of the Congressional Commission to inquire Into the South American trade wero prosont thU morning except Judgo Thatcher and Hon George Sharpe Mr A Farquhar President of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Works at York Pennsylvania gave it as his opinion that the only way to lmprovo the busitiMi with South America was to do as England does subbldlzo steamship lines Abffcondliitf Hanker Detuoit Oct 30 Fred Duvernois insurauco agent and private banker of this city who has done business hore for several years disappeared about two weeks ago It is now alleged he owes his depositors from 30000 to 40000 and ia also indebted to nine insurance companies an aggregato of 10000 Tho creditors of his bank aro mostly poor poople whoso claims rango from 00 to -2300 Killed by an Jngite Ixploton Baltimoue Md Oct 80 A freight engine on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad exploded at Locust Point this morning instantly killing engineer Joshua Dixon and firomnn Bavid Burko The ongino was a total wreck.