198 The Srientific American. ENGLISH RAILWAY CARRIAGE SIGNALS. at the point of fracture, principally on the edges, caused, he believes, by the perspiration of the hand Ever since the murder of Mr. Briggs, by Muller, on … driver of the train by asimple cord passing through loops on the ceiling of the cars, and connected be- more, Ohio, whom address for additional particu- tween two carriages by a snap catch. By this cord lars, the whole train is connected, the passengersin the TRACTION ENGINES AND ROADS. rear car…
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