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Fire at Paris, Idaho

SALT LAKE, Utah, June 3O.-Wooley
Bros stone store at Paris, Idaho, burned
this morning mt 1 o'clock. The goods were
saved from the warehouse, but none from
the store. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$15,OOO..
Henry Margott's frame store was also
burned. Loss, 81 800. No insurance. 1t
is supposed to have been an incendiary fire,
as there was no fire in the store for some
time, No clue.
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Trunk MurdererS Convicted.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Tillppo and Carusos,
the murderers, have been awarded the
death penalty. The jury tonight deereed
that Azari Gelardi and Sylvester were the
perpetrators of the crime, while Bova and
Mencureo, their alleged co-conspirators,
were pronounced not guilty. They were
convicted for the murder OF an italian for
$500. whose body they placed in trunk
and shipped to Pittsburg.
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The Public Debt Reduction:

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-It is estimated
that there has been a decrease OF about
$40, 500 in thepublic debt buring the month
OF June. This will makea total reduction
duriug the fiscal year ended to-day OF about
SEA, 100000. The reduction during the
previous fiscal year was S1O1 ,OOO, 900,
The expenditures during the fiscal wear
ended to-day were about $31 900 900 and
the receipts about 1921 100000 or about
81, 500, 900 less than the estimates.
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An exchenge notes the imprisonment in
Arizona, OF a. CazauX and VIM. Shoulder
ton, two old time Nevada cattle men, who
have been found guilty OF not only covet-
ing, but OF grabbing, branding, killing and
selling their neighbors OK. The career OF the
first named OF these two men, has been a
very eventful one. For MANY years he con-
Quoted thriving cattle business in Eureka,
Nevada, and would probably have been
there to-day, but for domestic difficulties,
which finally ended in a divorce being
granted. and the wife OF the maverick
grabber" married a prominent mining su-
perintendent OF that place. Mr.. Cazaux
sold out prosperous business in Eureka
and wandered all over the country in
search OF some place to settle down in,
where he would be able to forget his
troubles Cazaux, while in Nevada, was
looked upon us IL strictly honest man, and
his many friends all over the Western
States and Territori .swill be surprised and
sorry to learn Of his connection in the dis
honorable calling of cattle stealing.
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ENGLISH POLITICS.
An American Lady Taking an Active
Part in the Canvas:

LONDON. July Lady Churchill, who is
the daughter OF Leonard jerome OF New
York, is personally engaged in the Wood
stock canvas to secure the reelection to
Parliament of her husband Lord Ran
dolph Churchill. The Liberals are very &C.
tive in their efforts to accomplish the defeat
of Lord Randolph and to secure the cleo
ton of Cowric Grant. The return of Lord
Randolph Churchill for Woodstock is con-
sidered a very doubtful matter.
LORD HILLS SPEECH.
LONDON, July Lord Hill, Member of
Parliament for Down, Ireland, and Comp
troller, in an election speech at Down, to-
day, is the first member of the present
Government who has yet given any intima-
tion regarding the policy of the Government
in relation to Ireland's affairs. His Lord
ship referred to the recently proposed bill
for the renewal of the Crimes Act, and said
such measures were, in his opinion, need
less, as the ordinay laws were sufficiently
ample for the Government of Ireland. He
said the present land act was a failure and
that he would support the land purchase
bill, which the Liberal Government had
proposed.
INDIA AND EGYPT.
Lord John Manners, Postmaster-Gen-
seral, addressing 8 Conservative meeting as
Leicester, last evening, said, that without
pretending to state the policy of the Gov
ernment, he was able to say they woules
try to bring order out OF the present chaos
in Egypt, and would endeavor to terminate
the tension on the Afghan frontier, which
endangers India.
THEY GOT BACK.
Lord John Mannero, Postmaster Gener-
al and Right Hon. Sir VIM. Hortdyke,
Chief Secretary for Ireland have been re-
elected to Parliament.
Or With Their Heads.
ST PETERSBURG, July la dispatch
from Blagoyischensk, town of Russian
Asia, and the capital OF the Ameer's Gov
ernment, says fresh trouble has occurred
on the Chinese frontier. According to the
dispatch the Chinese Government sent Il
detachment OF soldiers to protect the
Aigun gold fields from invasion by unau-
thorized parties. The troops were instructed
to behead all persons found engaged in
mining operations and not having the
necessary permit. The Russian Govern
ment prohibits it's subjects from mining in
the Aigun gold fields.
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Bantry Bay Battle.

DUBLIN, June 3O.-A dispatch from Ban
try bay, dated 2 o'clock this morning, saws
a sham naval battle is in progress on the
bay. Admirals Haskins and Whyte are
holding Bear island. Admiral Haskins in
person directed the movements of the de-
tachment OF the squadron which led the
the attack upon the enemy. The battle
was begun at midnight sharp.
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The Chicago Election Cases

CHICAGO, July 1.-The jury in the Mackin
perjury case returned this afternoon, hav-
ing been out exactly one hour, with a ver-
dict of guilty" The punishment fixed
was five years imprisonment in the Peni-
tertiary. As the last words of the verdict
were pronounced Mackin slightly paled and
clasped his hands together, as ifin spasm
of pain, but this lasted only moment,
and he chatted smilingly with his brother.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
More Appointments Tho Past Winter In
Alaska,

WASHINGTON, July lie. F. Wilson Of
Jackson, Miss, editor and proprietor 81
the New Mississippi was to-day appointed
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Evanston.
Wyoming. The President has also APP
pointed William R. Rockhill of Maryland; J;
Secretary OF the legation of the United
States to China; Charles DENLY, jr., Of In
diana, Second Secretary of the same lega-
ton.
Lieutenant Stone, OF the Alaska explore.
ing expedition, reports to the Navy De-
partment the arrival of himself and party
at Ilinlink, Ounalaska, on June 9Th. He
says the past winter was very severe and
Behring's Sea was never before seen with
such heavy ice. The Lieutenant will 60
northward as fast as the ice will permit.
John G. MacGregor. assistant chief
of the customs division, of the Treasurv,
was to-day promoted to be chief of that
division, vice II. B. James, resigned.
VERY FEW CHANGES. 4
The beginning of the fiscal year brought
comparatively no changes in the State
War and Navy Departments, and the
clerks who feared that they might possibly
receive the dreaded yellow envelope the LIST
of July became reassured as the day passed
without being notified to quit. In th
State Department there were two or thrse
lies to fill vacancies in the lower grades.
I'll the Navy Department the services of u
carpenter in the Secretary's Office was dis
pensed with because there was no appro-
priation for his retention. The Secretary
of War had not returned to the city this
and nothing was known OF any
contemplated by him, but it was
thought that he has already made all the
changes he intends to make.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
The President at late hour this after
noon made the following appointments:
Jas. B. Hugh Of Wisconsin, to the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory of Idaho, to be Marshals OF the United
L. Cabot of Texas, for the
Northern District OF Texas; James NJ.
Lidell of Massachusetts,. for the Northern
District "f Mississippi; to be Attorneys OF
the United States-Robert S. Shields OF
Ohio, for the Northern District of Ohio,
Charles 3. Pierce OF Texas, for the
Northern District OF Texas; Benjamin +.
Jones of Louisiana, to be Collector OF Gus
toms for the District of New Orleans.
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Suicide of q Woman.

Los ANGELES, July 1.-At II a. m. Mrs.
Hannah Kalkman, the wife OF a butcher
living at 10 Railroad street, committed
suicide by taking strychnine. Ill health is
supposed to be the cause OF her rash act.
She was 26 years of age, and had often OF
late threatened to take her own life. She
was said to have been insane.
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Increase in Cholera.

MADRID, June 3O.-The total number OF
new cases of cholera reported yesterday in
the infected districts in Spain was 1922,
and the total number OF deaths COZ, being
an increase OF 80 per cent in new cases and
6 per cent in deaths over the total number
officially reported for the previous day.
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A Large Lumber Fire.

AMIGO, Wisconsin, June 80. A fire
broke out at 8 o'clock last night in the
lumber piles on each side OF the railway
track here, and spread rapidly, consuming
an immense amount of lumber belonging to
Sherbwine, Bryant & Pierce of Milwaukee
and Weed & Co. of Oshkosh. The mills
were saved. The loss is estimated at fully
$500, 900: insurance, 100000.
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AN OUTRAGE.
The Jury Discharge Sprecklcs for Shoot.
ing De Young.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-T'ie case OF
Adolph B. Spreckles charged with assault to
murder NJ. H. De Young, proprietor OF the
Chronicle, which has been on trial for sew
raj weeks, was given to the jury at 11:3O
ret tlrned verdict OF mot guilty.
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Object to Brunswlck.

BERLIN, July 1.-The Diet of Brunswick,
by a unanimous vote adopted resolution
declaring the succession OF the Duke OF Cum
berland to the throne of Brunswick would
be incompatible with the peace and secur-
ity OF the German empire.
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The Apaches Defeat NIexicans

San FRANCISCO, July 1.-The Calls No
gales, Arizona,::special saws: 1t is rumored
that the Yaqui Indians defeated the Mexi-
cans killing 400, including General Garcio
and wOundine General Loaiza.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Secretary whitney RevOkes an Old
Order.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Secretary Whit
ney has revoked the following naval order
oi.Inlv s. 1880: NAVAL officers attached to
cruising war vessels, especially command
ins officers, are expected to leave their fam
lies at their usual or fixed place OF abode,
and and not attempt to transfer them to more
convenient visiting points. Officers dlsre-
garding this injunction will be liable to be
,,.l;oyod from dutvo
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Three Lives Lost.

CLEVELAND, July by fire in frame
building in Broadway this morning Miss
Missed and two little children lost their
lives. The other occupants escaped with
difficulty.
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The Italian Ministry.

ROME, June 3O.- Sig. Deprets, Prime
Minister, has formed new Ministry by
taking interim the foreign portfolio him
self, vice Signor Mancini. Tanjania is Min
lister of Justice Otherwise the Cabinet is
unchanged.
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niscredltfed Rmm0r.

LONDON. Jone 3O.-The st. James Ga
zette believes it to be untrue that the Gov
ernment proposes to retake and reoccupy
Dongola, Egypt.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

The President to-day appointed the foi-
rectors of the Union Pacific Railroad
Francis Herman of New York; E: Foyes OF
Chic: Gen. E. D. Alexander OF Augusta,
Ga: Franklin McVeigh OF Illinois, ana
J. w. Savage Of Nebraska; 49,
The President has decided on the aP'
pointment of William Dorsheimer to ne
United States Attorney for the Southern
District of New York, vice Elihu u. Root,
resigned, and of Martin |. MacMahan to 10 oe
United States Marshal for the same dls-
trict, vice Joseph l.. Bernard. The ap-
pointments will probably he announced TO-
morrow.
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Cholera RavageS.

MADRID July 1.-The total number of
new cases of cholera reported from infected
districts is 1,21O, and the total number OF
deaths 615.
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The post office is being treated 10 @han q the the
suit of paint inside and outside ;,, mnra nresent
work is completed the building Will ps
rather a neat appearance.
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NO WONDER.

A Man Who Suffered Mental and Physical
Agony Eight Years PrOclaims His HaPpi-
hess.
Mental agony is dreadful, but when that
and physical ailment combine it is simply
terrible. Such was the condition Of Geo. W.
Frampton, OF Huntingdon, W. Va, for
eight years. He was a sufferer OF necroses
that is, the leg bone at the ankle was IN
famed and mortified, which caused rum
ming sores. He says: pieces Of bone
the size of silver three cent piece came
out of the sores on my leg. The discharge
from the sores was almost continual, and
was unable to walk. For eight years l
have been doctoring. had been under the
treatment of physician at Newport, NY,
for year; another at Burlington Ohio, at
tended me for three years, and doctor
here at Huntingdon worked with me for
a long time. None Of them did me any
good, and they all finally said my case was
hopeless. A few months ago | com
menced trying Peruns, aed now | am well.
| can walk as good as anybody, and
have perfsct use OF my limbs
Mr.. ALT. Lusk, Wooster, Ohio, writes:
"Dr. Hartman, Columbus, o. / have been
a great sufferer from that dreaded disease,
chronic catarrh of the stomach. ] have
thoroughly tried your MANALIN, and it has
done me more good tenfold than all the
doctors prescriptions, and l have used
'gions of them"
Mr.. Edgar Harte, Smeltzer P. o., Elk
county, Pa, writes Il have bought several
bottles of your PETUSA and find it to be OF
great benefit. l also gave it TO some OF my
friends; they experienced the same result.
Mr.. l.. r. Woilen, 45 and Al Ross street,
Pittsburgh Pa, writes: 81 am taking Pc
runa with good results, and can highly
recommend it to all. have applied at the
different drug stores for one Of you books.
They claim they have none on hand at pre-
sent. Please do me me favor to send me
one.
W. W. Russell, druggist, Canousburg,
Pa, writes: handle your medicine, Pc
runa. l have sold immense quantities OF
it. and consider it a staple article. l
have o great many customers who think
there is no medicine like it for tonic or
for building up the system. recommend
il as a safe and reliable remedy
Calista Fishel, Malvern, Ohio, writes: Il
take pleasure in recommending the use OF
Peruna and Manalin to any one afflicted
with any form of lung or bronchial trouble.
II have been for some time afflicted with a
very troublesome cough, but q few bottles OF
Peruna entirely cured me.
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February 81 I4kn7 rs March 81 2i@f %;
April ~ 81; Hay 81 37(9Tfs. Bitter
FIRM. Cheeae-Qniet.

February 81 1867 rs: March 81 2i@f %:
April ~ q: Hay 81 37@T4s. Butter
Firm. CheeaeQuiet
OhacaGo.
CHcAGo, ,febriary 2.--Four-Dall and
unchanged. WheatA- Lower. opened i9ac
lower, rallied a shade, declined 5c and
closed lie under. Saturday. Sales ranged:
February 76k@77lc, closed at 1850; March
76j@T7sc, closed at 76Sc; May 82s@83e,
closed at sac; No. 2 Chicago spring 76s@
T7Ic, closed at 76sc; No. 664@6Sc; No.
2 red 77k@T8Ic. Corn-Weaker and
averaged lower, closed f@sc under Satur-
day; February 36G636ic; March 36@36sc,
closed at s6sc; May 49, a 40c, closed at $50.
Oats-In fair demand but lower, and closed
lc under Saturday; cash 26ic; February
265@272c, closed at 26sc; March 265@
2Tsc,closed at 273c; May 30@30Ic, closed
at 30lc. Rye-Firmer at 6I9@64c. Bar
ley-Nominal at 65@66c Flax Seed
Quiet at 81 Al. Pork-In fair demand
and 5@l0c higher; cash $l2 POOLE 25j
February $l2 209l2 25, closed at $l2 25;
March $l2 2T4@l2 324, closed at $l2 80
@l2 329; May $l2 45@l2 IS, closed at
So 509l2 52l. Lard-Quiet and steady
and 2I(6s5c higher; cash 81. S2A@6 So;
February Sc IS; March Sc 5000 92!;
May 81 05@7 lO,closed at 81 05@7 OH.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shoulders
81 90@5 90; short rib Sc 1906 20; short
clear Sc 60@6 65. Whisky-Steady and
unchanged at 81 Is. Butter-Quiet;
creameries 34@36ci dairy 27@3Oc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February Flour
Quiet; western and Pennsylvania superine
50 SCOOPS; extra 81 1908 l2a; Pennsyl-
vania family 50 5O@3 ST; Ohio and In
diana 81 0O64 81; St. Louis, Southern
Illinois 81 0O@5 90; winter patents S. O0@
So Rye Flour-Steady at 81 25@g3 80
for choice. Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2
February 886SSIc;, March S9@S9ici
April 9Itc; May 92Ic. Corn-Speculative
market nominally steady car lots quiet; No.
3 mixed 4Sc; steamer No 2 mixed 49c; No.
2 February 48i@48se; March, April and
May 4S@4S2. 0ats-Unsettled; rejected
white SEC; No. 3 white SIC; No. 2white
February S62@37c; March 36i@3Tc;
April 363@3TIe; May 371@3sR. Provi-
sions-In fair demand. Beef-Qty family
l3J6l4c. Pork-New mess $l3 7s@l4 90;
prime mess, new, $l2 O0@l2 so; smoked
hams lO!@lllc. Lard-Steady \ refined
81 15@8 90; steam 81 Is. ButteA-Firm
and fairly active; creamery extras 34e;
New York and Bradford county, Pa, extras
25c. Eggs-Dull; extras 24(G25c. Cheese
Quiet and steady; Ohio flats S!@l2c.
Petroleum-Dull; refined nc. Whisky
Firmer at 81 II.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., February 2.-Wheat-Quiet
and steady; No. red cash and February
77Ic; March 79Ic; April 8lc; May Sl2@
sic; No. 2 soft S3@85c. Corn-Weaker;
No. 2 cash &c asked; February 4lc; May
42Ic asked. Oats-Dull; No. 2 cash Bic
bid; May 32ic. Rye-No 2 Csc bid. Clover
seed-Quiet and steady; prime cash and
February 81 80; March 81 30 asked.
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Cancer for Many Years.
Snatehed from the Grave.

~ SarSh r. Turner and her mother, Mrs. 2. y
laO. for nineteen years residents OF Hu mooldt
b., make the following statements - 70 me
10 Of SWiit's Specific. Mrs. rurnsr's case -
known in that community che says:
2 vas afflicted i0r two or three years win Ee1e-
lat EyySipalas combined. My whole system vas
|kpa down, my strength and appetite gone, ana
hme rs helpless a. child, being lifted rom Ptaes
eaoe b. my friends was treated BY me oess
lsicians Ia the community with IOdide Of Petksn
4 the other usual remedies for such Gases. Was
en up 70 die by my friends. Ny suhSrings were
lo0t description, and bad lost al hope o. reeSy-
Il Last January Was indueed 20 Try STift PFC
4. having received pamphlet from the company
|a!Ing It's merits. The hrst bali dozen BOTTLES had
edect 70 bring back hope 10 my heart and me
Shl Of being Wen again brought JOY AID glad-
70 TIE household. ] have taken altogether "A
LleS The sores have all healed up and diSap-
I'd NY strength has returned, and am able 70
p. kinds Of house work. Swiit'S Specific, hon
Oedeye, Snatched ne from the grave, and 40
Know how % be grateful enough for my reeoY-
Mas. SARAH 3. TURNER
Eao~ that 5. S. s. has saved my daughters lie.
sn the most Hretched looking object thGt
a. Ehen she commenced taking IL, being per-
helpless. thank God that NE ever heard OF
has aved my child. MRS. =. y. BRYAN.
OAsoLDT, TENS., Oct. I, 1884
.eailss on Blood and Skin DiseaSes mailed NE
as SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer s, Atlanta, ga.
~ laUgAlin Bros. 4 Co. and Logan 4 Co, 81
sSa'e and retail, Wheeling, VIVA
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SENATE.
The Fifteenth Days Session of the Senate
of West Virginia.

The Fifteenth Days Session of the Senate
of West Virginia.
The Senate convened at o'clock, Presl-
dent Price in the chair. No minister being
present, the clerk proceeded to read the
minutes. On motion the reading was dis
pensed with.
Senator Lobban introduced s. B. Sc, a
bill TO amend and re-enact section 10 OF
chapter IS of the Code of West Virginia, as
amended and re-enacted by chapter III oil
the Acts of 1888. The bill relates to the
appointment Of executors. s. b. 81, by the
same Senator, refers to the same subject
Senator McCreery introduced S. B. %.
IL defines the duties of Justices OF the
Peace in cases where liquor is unlaWtuliy
sold.
Senator Burgess introduced S. B. SO, pro-
yiding for the establishment ia Wayne
county OF court of limited jurisdiction. s.
B. 90, introduced by the same Senator,
provides for the punishment OF any
person or persons who interrupt political
meetings and conventions. Senator Floyd
introduced S. B. 100 to appropriate $50, 600
for the construction and completion OF the
capital at Charleston. An attempt was made
TO press the bill to q first reading, but 1t
tailed.
Senator Dawson introduced joint reso-
luton instructing the Committee on judi
ciary to inquire into the expediency OF 80
changing the law relating to the salaries OF
county officers that they should be paid &C
cording to the population Of the county so
that salaries may be uniform.
DEFENDING urNSELY.
Senator McCreery speaking to his bill to
reduce the cost of public printing to the
minimum, defended himself from attacks
madeon him By certain Of the country press.
He argued that most of the papers OF the
State did not receive more than three-quar'
tiers OF q cent per word for public printing
The Senator desired that he was opposed to
newspapers, but declared that his bin will
be of positive benefit TO printers. Senator
Dawson defended the original bill. Senator
Flournoy explained the new bill and en-
deayored to show that the proposed COM
.pensation was greater than the average
compensation now allowed. The Sen
ator declared that there was
no foundation for the cry that
that this Senate was endeavoring to crush
the press. The bill being put upon Its pas
sage carried by the following Senators vote
ing No-Bond, Brown, Byrne, Dawson, Lob
ban. Morris, Smith and Switzer. Messrs.
Floyd, Melvin, Scott, Sommerville, Hays
and woodward, did not vote.
s. B. No. 9.
S. B. No. 8, the Justices bill, was taken
I'D in the Committee of the Whole, and the
third reading was proceeded with by sec
tons. Various minor amendments were
offered and adopted and discussions were
frequent but mostly of an interrogatory
character, and the time until $40 was oc'
cupied in the consideration of the bill
the twentieth section being reached. The
committee rose, and leave to sit again was
granted. Senator McGrew moved to ad.
iourn until 2 p. m. Tuesday. Carried and
the Senate stood adjourned.
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doabie The capacity Of che one in question,
atsl whea 10 them are added those from
other sectioas, the chances are that good
many passengers viii have to walk into town
or spend the day or night aboard IN vain
rerrese hat tickets were not bought BY the
B.&0.
Another item of no ordinary interest to
Western people Is that BY any other iine to
Washington than the Baltimore and Ohio
all trains from the West have to come to-
ge,her wilh trains from the East and North,
and all use one southbound track for forty
odd miles. That is to say that no other
line bat the B. 4 o. has two different div
stems into Washington. one for its trains
from the West and the other for its trains
from the North and East All thus may
prove more or less confusing or Perplexing
70 those who contemplate attending the In
auguration, and the best way to settle all
doubt Is to decide to go by the B. 4 o. and
thus avoid all danger Of going wrong.