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wAsHtsaroS, July 9O-Thete ID tract
Of land ons hundred and sixty miles long
and thirty miles broad north Of the Pm.
handle Of Texas, which does not belong 10
any State or Territory. On the land.otfics
maps this land is marked "publiC lands. u
And at the last session ot Congress an ap.
preparation OF $4,000 was made for Id
survey
Yesterday Judge Mcfarland, Commis.
Bioner Of the Land Office, awarded con.
tract for the survey Of this land 10 Mesafs.
Oheny and Smith, respectively Of Iowa
and Kansas.
The north fork oi the Canads River
runs through the track. 1T 10 bounded son
the north BY Kansas and Colorado, on The
east by the Indian Territory, on the south
by Texas and upon the west by New Mex.
leo. Judse Mcfarland says that be does
not know why this land waS never incof
rotated into any oithe surrounding States
or Territories.
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LATEST BY CABLE.
cURREAF OF AERAIRs N EUROPE,
PToErsss OF the CommOus In Their Cen.
alteration Of the Land BilI-DOn
CaEl0a's Farewell 70 His
RFiends-OthsF NOIea.

LONDON, July 2O-In the House o
Commons last evening, in committee OF
the Land Bill, an amendment by the At
torney General for Ireland, enabling thl
Land Court to quash all leases concluded
since 1870, which It finds to contain unlail
terms and to have been forced on the ten
ant by threat OF eviction or by undue in
flusncs, was carried by a vote of2OO to 100
1t is said the Colonial Under Secretary
ship has been offered to Lord Edmund
FitzmSuriCe, brother Of the Marquis oi
Lansdowus, who last year resigned the
Under secretaryship for India on account
Of his opposition to the governments
Irish policy. Lord FitzmAurice's aOcep;
tance would have considerable political
significance,
Mr.. 0'Donnsll, Home Rule Member Of
Parliament for Dungannon, writes 10 the
Tines, claiming that the government has
virtually abandoned the Immigration
clause Of the Land Bill, by inserting the
provision limiting the expenditure 10
G200, 900 10 be spread over q period Of
three years, But for this concession, he
says, the government could only have
passed the clause after expellipg all the
Home Rule Members. As the clause now
stands the Home Rulers regard 1t % o
complete tasCo.
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sIrrIna NIL sunpEnnrnn.

The Troublesome OhIST RInaIIy eIVea
Up, and submits 10 the DATED states
OAieoFs 3aF ~ 80
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 2O.-Ths 81, Paul
Pioneer Pre's has the following special
from Fort ButOrd, relating the surrender
Of Sitting Bull at4P.M.: a.
Sitting Bull and about two hundred
people arrived at exactly l2 o'clock To.
day and surrendered arms and ponieV
To Major Brotherton. No speeches nave
yet been made, RS Sitting Bull and m
orator are tatigued and hungry,
They were placed between An outposl
and the boat landing, and are ss seCureiy
In Major Brotherton'S 3 charge A Il Ia iTons,
The Pioneer Press correspondent yiSited
Sitting Bull after his lodge was erected
and cheered the old man up py in.
forming him he had seen the lost
daughter whom the Canadians had told
him was in chains only Bhort time be.
lore, and that she was we'll and happy.
The chief expressed q desire 10 have a
talk after he had reated and had Come.
thing to eat.
The Cavalcsde, as II fled into the RSrri.
son, attracted much attention. Itconsiated
Of six army wagons, loaded With souSWg
and children, followed by twenty-five OF
thirtyoI Louis Legarre's Red River Cart,
well oiled with baggage.
Much credit fs given here 10 Mr.. La.
garre for his faithful service 10 the Gov.
ernmcntin inducing Sitting Boil 10 come
with him. He has used bis own meauS
freely in providing transportation And
provisions, and should bo libeTally re-.
warded for bis work.
Sitting Bull himself and bis chiefs and
head men rode their ponies, and did moi
diamount and shake hands until they ar.
rived at the place fxed upon for their
camp.
Captain Clifford states hat Bull has seeun.
ed more sullen and insolent than any 81
the chiefs he had under his management,
His actions to-day confirmed this Btate.
ment, but It is thought that kind treat.
ment will coon satisfy him the Govern.
ment has accepted bis surrender Ia good
faith.
4 dispatch was forwarded TO s..pdips
Rock Informing Grow King and Low DoV
Of Sitting Balls arrival, and II ID be.
lieVed that this news will remove any dc
sire the Indiana there may have To leave
the agency.
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srRusEsvibtE, o., July 10 The Pan
Handle Railroad Company is making
several i'm ptovemsnts in this city. The
foundation for The large and commodiouG
freight depot has Just been completed,
ana the brick work will be commenced at
once. The ground around the PASSENGER
depot is 10 be Convsrverted into 4 park.
Work upon the grounds is 10 be com
niencOd this week.
The work OF Gould's Tunnel is being
pushed along 40 rapidly as possible. On
the west approach the tunnel has been
driven about 160 feet, thus iAE through
solid rock. The east WAS commenced To-
day. 4 large force Of men are At work
night and day. The tunnel, which q "a
be vide enough lor double track, will be
A 400 feet long.
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THE changes in the vics.Presidencles Of
The Baltimore < Ohio Railroad Company,
involving Mr.. Keyset's retirement, will
probably occasion some little delay In the
nAstGOiaranging the proposed Connells'
vile extension, although 1t Is understood
that Chief Engineer Randolph has been
deputsd 10 carry on the negotiations
already begun. The condition Of the en-
terphis, so far as Wheeling lie concerned,
lin no worse shape than 1t has been
Gncsi was first mooted. When the op.
position to the route selected by
the Company through the city,
aroused opposition sufficient to cause
he fesommitlal Of the whole matter
BY Council to lis Railroad Committee Tor
tutthGr report, the Committee wisely con.
cIudsd tANit was no use wasting time In
iurthsr confederation OF that particular
foute andithAs since been waiting the sur.
VeyS oil the other f2utss which have been
going on undet the direction Of Mr. Ran.
aoIph and hiA assistants. It 10 probable
snst the question Of right Of way will
AsAln come before Council Oh the com
pleuon oi surveys now In progress. In
connection With proposition less obnox'
luu' 70 she portions the city Immediately
anected' than the one last submitted, and
lion.
Inc Chief difficulty which contronts the
D. ~ mauAgets in their effort to get q
.u'aoIs hight Of way through Wheeling
%'nl' y M time, is their attitude toward the
- W. X X. enterprise, and their opposi-
uuu 70 permitting thu latter 10 have the
s. sA'eusl0n down the river, which the
sH'o Courts have decided 1t has The right
W w. MAKE 1t iS this which will be most
uAey 10 bring about at adverse uonclu.
HOn' IL the present negotiations between
s sae b. Il OR h, and the city result
~ =, w satisfactory asteslnsnt. and we are
sl'a 70 learn that steps have been taken
" zee U this stumbling block cannot be
,saoVsd without further controversy pt
Litigation. e'7f
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LtlBto Co.'S Arnicatsd Extract Of witch
HaIel II consider the beat in the market, "
says Professor JOHN N. CARNscHAN, N. b.
"Has produced far more satisfactory results
In my practice than any other OF the nnmer.
Gus articles In the market says Professor
EaBRLr GuERABEY, N. D. hCannot afIotd 10
be without your elegant and thoroughly sat
lsfaetofy preparations for 4 tlngle day" says
Professor N. ". NOxAN, NJ D. Hundreds Of
equally emphatic endors niehh from leading
physicians Of New York CITY. Cures Piles,
Hemorrhsgss, CatArrh, Balt Rheuni, Rheumas
tlsnA and affections bf The EYES
Sold In 80 etB. and dollar iEes. MwAT
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LoulsVille 10 the city most remarkable
Tor gains this week; but Ave other cities
exceed 40 per cent, and the returns aFe
In no respect indicative OF shrinkaRe Of
valuein legitimate business. For some time
Boston has been increasing itS exchange
q rate which 10 indicative Of considerable
diversion Of traffic from other cities !:
and yet New York, which has certainly
suffered 70 some extent from the reduc.
ton oi railroad rates, does not appear 10
be doing badly. Baltimore falls behind
this week In exchanges, and has gained
very little for several weeks past but
there lg no reason to suppose the war Of
rates has caused any important di.
version Of traffic from that clty.
though 1t teems to work 10 the dia.
advantage Of Baltimore and Philadelpbia.
There has been an unusual speculstiye
activity In cotton, pork products and
breadStufS, which 10 not Of q healthy
character, but II does not and trade IN
such condition "a to make serious dis.
tuEbAnce posaible. In short, the leViti.
mate business Of the country 10 on he
whole healthy, ss we'll as very large, and
one must stand very close to The stock
Exchange In order to see cloud on the
hoIiAon,
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CHICAGO, July 20.-A dispatch from Du.
luth says that four men are missing from
those who were aboard the burned pro.
peller City Of winnepeH, and are sup
posed to have been burned to-day. They
are Joseph Smith, Of ColllnRwood, Are'
man, aged thirty.Hve, who leaves vile
and family; James Brinscomb, Of Owen,
second head waiter, unmarried, aged
twenty; Wm. Harvey, second porter aged
sixteen, and Q pantry man. name unknown.
The boats books were lost and the value
ot the cargo cannot be learned. The boat
was valued atS40,Co0. The agent cannot
say whether or not she was Insured.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 2O.--Colonsl John g..
Woods, an old man Of 70 years, living
alone near Gray's Summit, Franklin coun.
ty, this State, was mysteriously murdered
last Sunday. His body was found about
thirty feet from the door oi his house,
with his throat cut in two places, and two
or three other knife wounds on bis person,
He was evidently murdered In bed and
Aiterward carried OUT but by whom or
for what motive is entirely unknown.
Woods was o man oi some wealth, bat
he lived alone, and 1t was not known by
bis neighbora that be bad any enemies.
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TOLEDO, July 2O-There are assurances
Of large asSemblAse at the unveiling Of
the statue to General MCPherson, at
Clyde, on Friday Besides civic and mill.
tary organizations previously reported,
veteran soldiers Of the State are coming 10
large numbers. Twenty.nine posts Of the
g. A. r. have reported to the Department
Commander as coming ID body. Gener.
al Sherman will unveil the statne. There
will be two regular addresses, by Gen. M.
F. Force, Of Cincinnati, and Gen. W. =
Strong, Of Chicago, both officers Of Mo.
pheTsoti's sthH.
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Of ihe AttendIss Physicians 10 Surgeons
Hamilton and AEneW.
E1RcurivE MANptON, July 2O.-'Ths fol-.
loving telegtam was sent by the attend.
ins surgeons to the consulting surgeons
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sARATOaA, N. j., July 9O.-of the races
on to-dAy'S programme, the arst was Tor q
purse Of $500 for all ages, three quarters
OF mile. II was won by HiSawassa, with
Valparaiso second and Hermit third.
Time, l:l4l. Valparaiso Wm the iayorite in
the POOLS selling At $3.50, with Hermit
second choice At $500, Ada Waa thiFd
choice and sold at $500.
Second race, purse $3.50, for oil ages,
niue and tuElong, was won by Boulevard,
Victim second, MontroSO third. Time,
1921 In the poolG Victim sold for 500,
Montrose S85, Jake White $50, Boulevard
St0, Merrimack go, FaustInG SIS, Jaunlta
90, Tom KinIellG, Terror and George W.
Darden s. each!
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AysoPos Of the effort to prolong the gas
,ripdls by which consumers In this city
,s expected to pay the tax for non'cOn'
'um.r,, it appears that the old Gas Gam
D,pv gaye the city a low price on gas'poSt
"a, wa part consideration for their fran
sbjs, sl92s per annum was the price
ma, post, This Is the lowest price which
s,, aver been made in this country be-
b,s or .inCe. Council never authorized
,uy change in the price to be charged per
Sos, and the same rate has been charged
through all the years since the works
we're built, But 80 much more gaa % now
lu,uI,hed for the same nominal rate than
VA done in the old times that this fact
works large reduction Of itself as will
), ,een by the following, The old
Company rarely used . larger
burner than one burning three feet per
hour, The present burners all burn Ave
l.st per hour. The old company lighted
only when the moon was not eH'
psclsd by the calendar 10 shine, viz {;
about 1900 hours per year. The
present plan is the same as in nearly all
other cities, viz to burn the gas oil night,
making 1900 hours per year So that
over three times the amount Of gas is turn
lsh.d nov that there was in the old com
pnyI time for the same nominal charge
pet post, Steps.
II will thus be seen that the city 10
charged slg,gS for 10000 feet Of gas per
post 1000 hours At Ave feet per hour,
aud d consequently only charged at the
nts o! Si1ty.Ons cents per thousand for
all her lsmp.post gas, which is burned
Mlhe rals oil 100000 feet per year. II
he city was charged at the same rate as
The consumers are for this gas, her bill,
instead oil being $1,000 per year, would be
over 10000. -t. a
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PARIS, July 20-A dispatch from Tunll
says the Bsy's troops are deSerting him
by the hundreds, The AqusduCE will be
guarded by the French regiments, as at-
tempts have already been made to de-
stroy 1t. A nunbetol the interior tribes
which annually migrate to Tuuis at this
time Of the year, have joined the insur.
gents, aud rAided within twenty miles OIL
the Capital, Spies report that the rebels
declare they intend TO hght both the Bey
and French. They plunder and massacre
Christians by the Wholesale.
The correspondent OF the Temps says In
connection with the troubles In Algeria,
that letters were sent from Mecca in 1880
10 all Mahomsdan countries, vigorously
appealing to the sentiment Of brother.
hood. uniting all MusSslmapt, declaring
that Islam was threatened with complete
destruction, that England was mistress
oi India, France Of Algeria and Russia Of
TurkestSn, aud II, therefore, behooyed the
Mahomedans to awake and everywhere
throw of Christian domination.
CoNsrANTtNoPLE, July 20.-ln spite oil
the promise OF the Porte 10 the French
Charge de Affairs, 10 cease sending troops
to TuniS, the Sultan has ordered the de
patch Of . further contingent.
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NEW FoRx, July 9O.-Larss as the i'm
migration is, the demand for llbOr al
Castle Garden exceeds the supply. The
Superintendent Of the Labor Bureau sayt
that within the past twenty.iour hours
he had orders for q thousand men AL nine
dollars week, which be was unable 10
oil. Orders had come from railroads In
all paris Of the country as we'll ss New
York State, from mill owners, iron manu-.
iactufefa and farmers.
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The Senate then adjourned.


ALBANY, July 2O.-The prospects, for an
election tomorrow are no better than last
night. The stalwarts still clamor for a
caucus, and say they are willing To- sign
paper that they will vote in caucus Tor
the nomination Of LaphAm. The sup.
porters OF the administration, however,
declare Il is now too late to even enter.
tain the proposition for caucus, as TO hold
one would place Senator.elect Miller In
an equiYocal position. The situation now
s one simply oiobstlnAcy on the part ot
the Cogklingltes.
II is believed that the election will be
deferred until the Governor has signed .
bill In relation to the manner OF holding
special elections, which will probably be
transmitted for his approval the present
week.
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ExCHANeEs OF a WEEK
A. An Indsx OE IhS Coaditioa aAd Pres
p0eI1 or Trade,


NEW YoRK, July 20.-From the Pubic;
The advance alps Of the records Of busi.
meas actually done are still searched in
vain for evidence that the country is going
to the doRs. The week ending July 10
was one of large transactions, not nnly for
the midsummer week, but for any seaaon.
Baltimore Is the only city reporting
smaller payments than during the CORES.
ponding week in 1880. The inersaSe at
all cities outside Of New York IL 50 8 per
cent, and the exchanges at New York.
after deduchng double the market yaIue
Of stocks sold, were S6O2, ,09O, ,8sl sRainSt
S4SS, l72,9S2 for the corresponding weeE
Of Iast year, q gain 81 per cent
The following shows the amount OF OF.
changse at San Francisco for ths y veal nj
ending July 9th, and at other cities tor t tbs
week ending July 10Th: '-'
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-. n Yennar,s ProhabIIIIIes,

In ,elersncs to "ths stormy portion oi
rnlv F." Nj. yeuuor writes to the Montreal
Wia4n as follows
E, l Tssk commencing Saturday, l7th,
t9i iinh Winds; cooler, wet and stormy
W.. ltsl,bsr. some very heavy rain storms In
''.S ssiTG TGctsrio and Quebec GOTH another
Do.I oo.ioS Ii Of excessive heat on the 2Sd, 24sh
'IUd !Slh, with severe wind storms; 4
lIsCiJsd IsS cool TO cold change on the 27th,
Ssi,T SS,S and !9th, with showeFy weather and
;Svsts ,S's storms chiefly In the West. This
SII s,iS vSye may carry irosts In western
~,r ..c,,oOs both 10 Canada and the United
ss."SN s,.,." HENRY G. VENNoR.
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RErOnlllna rnE U1vrL sEnylCE,
A Clause in the Suudry civil Appropri
AtIon Hi.

Auon Bill.
WARRINGTON, July Colt is now asCer.
tanned that clause was inserted In the
last sundry Civil Appropriation Bill al
the suggestion Of General Garfield, then
President elect, approptiatlpg $4,000 To
execute The section Of the law under which
the Civil Service Commission was exc.
Cuted. The President, owing 10 the fact
that his entire time has been consumed
by crowds Of Office seekers, hiss not been
able 10 mature . system; but Il has
been discussed Of length at Cabinet
meetings, and oil the members Of the
Cabinet are now eald 10 be In favor
Of the adoptlon oil some buCh system,
Secretary Blaine is reported 90 saying
that, while he has never before been 4
believer In Auch Q system, he 10 now and
that the experience oil three months has
shown II is necessaty that something b
done 10 take OF the pressure Of the Office.
seekers. Secretary Window is very earn.
est In advocating civil service reform,
He says that eight tenths Of his time Il
taken up ID the mere question Of Office
giving. II ls very certain that any talionI
al attempt 10 relofm the civil service WllI
meet With very hearty approval BY 4 latRe
proportion ot the members Of b jlh bAYlel
In Tie next HSuse.
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DASviLLE, Ky, July 20.-Col, Shelby
Tsvis, iotmetIy proprietor Of Grab Orchard
sptineS, was shot yesterday and probably
fatally wounded.
The difficulty which resulted 10 the
shooting arose over . real estate lfAns.
action. Uol, fevlb wAa a popular And q.
Unable young t1an, aud the shooting
causes much Excitement
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Ross' Forfeit A,,Oehe1I,

BosTos, July 2O,-Jauss keenan,, Of
this city, has attached the 500 forfeit put
up BY Ross and now In the hands Of the
1porting editor Of the Herald, In his chal.
lenge tora race with Edward Hanlan Tor
$1,000 side. keenan, says that before
the race at Providence, June II, 1880, be
took care Of RoSS, brought him out and
paid $3.50 for his training, with the under.
standing that II he won Tho race Ross waa
70 pay him back. Ross won the race and
q, 600, and since that time he has kept out
Of Keonan's aiRht.
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NHw YoHK, July 9o.-one OF the uncer.
taintiOS Of the turI Is illustrated by the
announcement in the London SpOrtman
Of the sale Of Lord Murphy. Mr.. ]. r.
keene paid $4,000 for the horse as 0
three year old, and shipped him to Eng.
land. He started him twice, once last
year and once this, without success. Two
weeks ago he wAS sold under the hammer
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Drowned OF the 1Ealslss ship UOssti
tmtlnw.

NRwrOR4, r. Il, JAY gO.-Tvo lads from
the United States training ship UonStiLu.
tion left that vessel last night and At.
tempted to swim ashore. They we're puf.
sued by boAl's crew, and one Of them,
Mcintyre, OF New Yofk, was captured.
The other was drowned. This mofninV
the body was recovered. II proved 10 be
that Of lad nsmed WbllloGk, ol Pfoyi,
denCs. An unuSually large number have
deserted from the 1hlps since their atfiyal
here 0ne boy on the Minnesota, Il viii
be remembered, hung himself soon alt0I
the arrival Of that vessel. ...-T. :
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rdueatIobni Convenlion sl AtlAnta,

ALBANIA, ca, tuly 2O.ArWo hundred
delegates 10 the National Educational Uon.
yention, representing thirty States, are
present In this city. An address Of vel.
come yesterday was delivered by Governor
Oolouit. Al the afternoon session two
papers we're read, "The Philosophy ol
fIlnStFation, )" BY ]. j. Burns, Of Columbus,
Ohio, and '"E1ucalion Of the seusibili:
ties, p by John W. Dowd, Of Toledo. Last
hiaht John E,sto6, United States Com.
misSiohot Of Education, spoke % eda6i.
tion, after which 0 grand banquet was
given BY CiIlsshs 10 the Association.
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NEw YoAk, July 9o,-Ms. Elizabeth
Bolimsn, Under Arrest for shooting Geo.
8, Coles, ttsasutsr Of Miners Theatre,
iAst evening was today committed to
avail the result ot bis injuries, She was
66oi And uneoncstned. Cole lice d the hos
pital In 1 dying condition, His ante.mot'
IAN stAlement was taken By the coroner,
IL which be said he Waited the woman 2
numbet Of times, but didn't know she We
maffied she represented herself 70 MIN
% 4 single woman,
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s1RIKE At CoNsOLIDA1IoN.
rhe Attitude Of the baltimore and Ohl
toward the New WesteFn ltniOn.

The Attitude Of the baltimore and Ohio
toward 5thel New westsFh. .DniOn.
BALTIMORE, July 20.-The controversy
between the Baltimorsa and Ohio telegraph
lines and the new Western Union con.
solidatlon will probably take more active
form Ia lew days. Mr.. Garrett 10 an old
and bitter opponent Of the Western Union
Telegraph, and his exeftions against Il
make On interesting chapter In tele.
graphic history. When the recent
consolidation between the Western
Union, American Union and Atlantic
and Pacific companies was effected q
few months ago, Mr.. Garrett was Ia
Europe, and an attempt was made 10
carry the Baltimore 4 Ohio lines into. the
pool In The same manner II had been
attem mpted when the Atlantic 4 Pacific
had been absorbed by the Western Union,
q few years ago. Upon his return il ID
said Mr, Garrett informed the Western
Union managers that be win not abide BY
the arrangement, and dshes them on the
ground that the ruptts had decided II not
binding on The Baltimore 4 Ohio alter the
Atlantic 4 Pacific had disposed Of liz
franchises and lost its identity IS separate
company.
The controversy bids iAif 10 be aoti.
monious on both sides, but the Baltimore
4 Ohio sltli remains In control oil lie own
lines.