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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-21
Cenkl,ar Hanny.

Peoria journal: When Roscoe Oonk.
ling was q senator he became involved
IN debt to the extent OF $50 900. 1t lie
not o new ihirg, by the way, for United
States senators to be in debt. Webster
was notorious impecuniously. Tom Ben;
ton for years and years never dared
some to Washington until after
was IN session. and he alwpys left tefore
adjournmeDt &c that he could plei;d his
privileges and thus avoid suits. The
laws against debtors We're much more
severe then than now. In spite OF thie
TACT the deots cf Uonkling annoyed him
and made him irritable and unhappy.
Finally evants drove him ont of public
life and b ecame to New York with q
resolution to pick up the practice Of law
and retrieve his fortunes 1t seemed
like an up hsli task and many were the
predictions that he would fail. He was
told that he would find Q ysst deal OF
diff between speaking il congress
and arguing Law points. But he has
disappointed everybody. His Law prac-
sice Ia now $50 900 d ysar. He has paid
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E. A. Sherman, president OF the Mime
haha, will fill the presidency OF the new

~. a.. sherman, president oil the Anne
haha, will fill the presidency OF the nav
concern.
Saturday was q gala day in Armour,
tie streets were crowded with men and
teams, the Armour cornet band paraded
the principal streets in honor of 81.
Patriok's day and wound up vita a
grand ball in the evening.
A mass meeting of the farmers of
Brown coanty was held in the court
house Saturday afternoon. Speeches
we're made by George O. Crosse, Gen.
Harrison Allen and others. after which
the organization of the Aberdeen ALI
ance was perfected.
A party OF Boston capitalists arrived
In Sioux Falls by special car on Satur-
day and it is stated that the object of
their VISIT 10 the building OF a railroad
from Forest City. D. T.. Wis Sioux Falls,
to Chicago, to be called the Forest City
and Southeastern.
Adjutspt General Jumper has issued
charters to two new Grand Army posts:
W. a.. Fisher post No. 134, at Rockham,
N. R. Satterly, commander, and John
A, logan post No. 1876, at Darlington,
w. 81. Flint, commender. Gen. Allen
during his administration has organized
10 new posts.
The executive committee Of the Da.
keta Sunday school association met ct
Aberdeen last week. Tue next annual
meeting will be held in Mitchell on July
10, il and IL. The association will
probably secure the services of Ira D.
Sankey, the rsvivalist. for some special
work in the territory.
At Aberdeen the mayoralty is the all
absorbing topic at resent Since a. w.
Campbell pos ,,vslS refused TO be q cam
didAts Ii u. U e. Moo 's chances for
the nopiuatti N sse gpad. In fact, he
seems to be the only ayalleble timber
fer the I. nubileanF. The democrats are
bringing fol ward NJ and they
will probably make no CANVASS ii Nj.
Mccoy is nominated.
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Hiahwaymen,s Retreat.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March M.-John q,
Andrews was arrested about four miles
from this city. His clothing was torn to
shreds, and he was cut and bruised. It
was thought that he was insane, but he
says that he had discovered the hiding
place of an organized band of highway
robbers, and received the wounds while
trying to escape from them. He gives
the names of the ten robbers, and de-
scribes them infinitely. He says he
knew them all in New Orleans, where
they were common thieves and house
breakers some years ago. Andrews is
still In custody, and a posse of officers are
searching for the h%ighwaymen and their
hiding place.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-21
FINE ROMAN HAND.
SENSATIONAL FEATURES OF THE RE
PORT OF eouLp's SYSTEM.

Many Additional Miles Operated, with a
Large F alling on In Receipts-The MI
nois Central Foots Up Net Profits of Six
Millions.
NEW YoRK, March 20.-The Times
says: The annual reports of the Gould
Southwestern system have at last been
issued, and they are interesting to a point
of s~ensationalism, The mileage for 1885,
increased about fifteen hundred miles,
while the gross earnings fell off SO, 000,-
0o0. Various deficits are shown with
marvellous increase in amounts over last
year, and there is a mysterious item Of a
Floating debt The Times further says:
There is a row in the directorate of the
Missouri Pacific over the figures, George
Gould desiring to cut down the usual
dividend of 7 per cent, while Russell
Sage and others want the dividend kept
IN,
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Very sensible ..Japs.,

In Japan the old.school physicians are
permitted to wear only wooden swords,
This is a gently sarcastic way of express
ing the opinion that they kill enough
people without using weapons. But the
druggists who introduced DR.. P4erce's
Golden Medical Discovery into the
Empire, carries q fine steel blade. 1t
was found that all who tried this won
derful remedy for coughs. colds, con-
sumptive tendencies, blood, skin and
liver troubles, were, without exception.
greatly benefited. The Mikado himself
is said to have 'stoned up" his system
by Its use, and the importer was there.
fore permitted the exceptional honor OF
wearing the s5otd OF the nobility.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-21
Tho Eagle Pass Anair.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 2o.-Gov. Ross
has received a letter from Secretary Bay
ard, as follows.
THE department has received yourle
ter OF the 9th inst, with which is inclosed
a report from the county attorney of
Maverick county, on the recent attempt
to kidnap . Mexican deserter at Eagle
Pass. Our consul at Piedgras Negras
was instructed by telegraph, on the 4th
inst. to- send an account of the un-
fortunate occurrence, supported, as far
rs possible, by legal evidence, and when
his report is received, proper measures
will be taken to vindicate the honor OF
the United States
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FAvoRs THE SETTLER

Secretary Villas Render . Decision Favor.
b to Homesteaders-
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Secretary
Villas. in considering homestead cases,
has established a more liberal construc-
ton In favor Of the settler, and where 1t
appears that the settler, In good faith,
tries TO comply with the law, though In
MI cases he may poti do SO technically,
the secretary is inclined to be lenient
with the settler. In a case Just decided
that OF Andrews VS.. Crank, invulyinga
homestead entry in Nebraska-Crank did
not establish o residence within six
months from the time OF eptry, because
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Was once worth millions.

CHICAGO, March 20. Rudolph Won
Wislnaek, an old man of noble lineage,
once very wealthy, and on terms of in
timacy with Prince Bismark, died q few
days ago friendless, forgotten and penni-
less. He was known as the boldest spec
nIatcr in Berlin. When the war with
Denmark broke out In 1853, he was over
loaded with shaky securities. During
the two years following, 1864 and 1865.
he lost IS, 000, 900, and fed to America
with a few dollars saved from the wreck.
In 1865 he came to Chicago, and since
nat time has earned a bare livelihood as
waiter in a cheap restaurant on La Sale
street.
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nor SALE-Draft team of heavy gray B y
II With wagon and harness.
WILCOX LUMBER Gu.
Second and Mulberry W
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Young Counterfeiters.

LEBANON, Mo, March 20.-Constable
Henry started ont in search of John
Hensley, whom Tom Hendricks impli-
Gates as an accomplice in making and
circulating counterfeit silver dollars.
Hendricks, a lad Of nineteen years, was
arrested ome time ago and placed in Jail
at Springfield, and an accomplice named
Crawford, residing near Richland, was
also arrested. Hendricks has weakened,
and given the officers the names of others
as far as he knew. The boys got a large
number of the counterfeits in circuia.
ton before being detected.
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obsequies of the Late Gen. Pate.

New YORK, March 2o.--The lnal ar
rangements for the obsequies OF Gen.
Pate, of VENEZUELA, have been completed
and the ceremonies will take place March
70, the remains of the general being es-
corted to the United States frigate Pensa-
cola by a distinguished cortege of United
States troops, militia, veterans, civic Off
states and the city of New York, and citi-
zens in carriages. Gen. W. 7. Sherman
is chairman of the obsequies committee.
Gen. Daniel E. Sickles is is command OF
the escort
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Colored industrial Expositions.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-A delegation
of colored citizens from Augusta, Ca, ar
rived in the city, and will ask congress to
appropriate $50, 600 to aid a colored indus
trial exposition. Representative Kelly
has introduced ssas bill to encourage the
holding of a national industrial exposi-
tion of the arts, mechanics and products
of the colored race throughout the United
States Of America, to be held in the year
1889, in the City Of Atlanta, Ca, under
the joint auspices of the United States,
the Colored Worlds Association of Amer
lea and the City of Atlanta" The bill
provides for an appropriation Of $400, 600
to be used by the association as a loan.
The.colored citizens of Augusta think
they should also have an exposition of
this character, and they are here to urge
an appropriation.
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silver Currency,

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The follow
ing is the text of the silver certificate
bill passed by the house: "That the Sec
rotary Of the treasury be. and he hereby
Is, authorized and directed to issue silver
certificates of the denominations of 25, is
and 10 cents, such certificates to be re
ceived, redeemed, paid and reissued in
the same mannera as silver certificates of
large denominations, and to be exchange
able for silver certificates of other de-
nominations, and the secretary of the
treasury ia authorized and directed to
make such regulations as may seem to
him proper for distributing and redeem
ing the denominations of silver certifi
Gates herein authorized
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Deyotion Is the Emperor.

BERLIN, March a0.--The draft Of ad-
dresses OF the Prussian unterhaus, re.
plying to the royal message, thanks his
majesty for his expressions of confidence,
promises the adhesion of che body q the
body to the constitution, and expresses
wishes for the kings complete restoras
ton to health, After emphasizing the
ineTaceable gratitude OF those to the crea-
tor and developer of the empire, the adj
dress declares that the heart of the na-
ton beats trustfully in unison with that
Of his successor. Prussia owes her pres
ett strength to the leadership OF the
Hohenzolleras, and the unterhaua re-
mains in devoted obedience to the com
mands of his majesty.
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mbe

LONDON, March ao.-Mr. Joseph Cham
berlain writes that the statement con,
corning him, made by Mr.. o'Brien, in
his speech last Saturday, is untrue His
letter, Mr. Chamberlain says, has long
been public property, and any reader OF
~ Will discover that itcontafns the germs
of the scheme OF national councils fol
Ireland, which was later adopted by the
Parnellites
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HANSON & HARRIS.

ell his debts and is q happy man. d
temper has improved as the pressure l.
lessened, and he is now a pen,sl !.
b eppy man. II shows that the shas
that will enable a man to succeed !, y
work of life will carry him through |
another. and there is q suggestion d.
Aaron Burr was correct when be n.
that Flaw is that which is cop6dnG
asserted and resolutely maintained
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nled nr nxarunrl

st, Paul Pioneer Press: While Mr..
W. Dc. Throop, the venerable editor
of the Mount Pleasant (Iowe) Free Press
was writing an article on the death of
MIR. Thomas J. Potter, the railroad
manager, he suddenly fell dead. He had
written Q paragraph showing that Mr..
Potter's death had been caused by over
work, when he dropped bis pen, placed
his hand over his heart and sank ~lifeless
in bic chair.
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adjourned until wednesday, when, It is

adjourned until wednesday, when, it is
understood, Chairman Mills will be in
structed to report the measure to the
house. The Republican members of the
committee did not offer amendments to
the bill, but moved to strike out certain
clauses and sections, as they were reached.
Their motions, however, were invariably
voted down on strict party lines.
Later-The Mills tariff bill will not be
reported to the house until late Thursday
or Friday. 1t will be accompanied by a
majority report, recommending its pas
sage, and signed by all the Democratic
members of the committee. The Repub-
licans will make a minority report, but
may not prepare 1t for some days after
the bill is reported.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-21

CINCINNATI, O., March 2O.-The trouble
among the shoemakers Of this city has
been left to three arbitrator for settle
nlent, consisting of Howard Douglass,
Rev. Father Mackey and 7. v. Powderly.
The case will be submitted to the two
first named at 3 p. m. to-day, int their
opinion will be sent to Mr.. Powderly at
his home. The number of witnesses on
each side will be limited to five.
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SULLIVAN AND MITCHELL.

The French Judge Fixes q Fine OF 200
Francs and Six Digs imprisonment.
SESLrslsM March 20.-Ths summones is
sued against Sullivan and Mitchell, were
returnable yesterday st Senlis. The
French authorities originally demanded
1000 frames for the appearance Of the
y offenders, hut this bail was sub
Aseqaently enlarged to A 600 francs, which
sum was put up by Phillips and Moore
Observation-Disclosures absent fpam the tr;ai.
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of climatic reasons, but subsequently
cured the defect at the time the contest
was initiated, and Secretary Villas holds
that as this doctrine is applicable to pre-.
emption and timber culture cases, he can
see no objections to applying the princi-
pie to homestead cases also, and DEGREES
accordingly In favor of Crank.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-21
ottumwa,s GAS WON

OTTUMwA, Ia, March 20.--The well
sank for gas here is down 1900 feet, and
drilling will probably close this week.
The flow Of water has increased nearly all
the way down since the first great flow
was struck, at about one thousand feet.
The estimated few is now 1900 gallons a
minute, and the pressure is sufficient to
raise it 100 feet high.
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Advertising for scass.

MONTREAL, March 2o.-9wo parties
have registered at a hotel here as H. D.
Bagley and F. W. Irving, of Boston, and
have been advertising for men to take
the places OF Brotherhood men in the
states, 1t is said the wages offered are
far in excess of the engineers.,and firemen
on Canadian roads.
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CONCERNING the BouIanrer Moyement.

Condemnlng the BouIanger Movement.
PARIS, March 20.-The deputies Of the
extreme left have issued a manifesto
condemning the Boulanger movement,
PARIS, March 20.-A council OF general
officers Of the army will meet to-day. to
consider the matter Of Gen. Boulanger,s
dismissal from the army, and will cause
their decision to be conveyed to the
chamber OF depaties. The government
has determined to actively interfere to
prevent the Boulanger demonstration,
which is announced to take place at the
funeral of Senator Carnot.
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THE TARIFF BILL.

The Ways and Means Committee Complete
Consideration of the Measure.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-At the meet
ing Of the ways and means committee last
night the consideration of the tariff bill
was finally completed, and the committee
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Sentenced for Abduction.

CHICAGO, March 20.-The jury id the
Hermann abduction case returned & YER
dict. Mrs. Hermann and Charles Busse
were sentenced to five years each, and
William Siegmund to four years, In the
penitentiary.
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Omaha Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
OMAHA, March 20
'ay Gould's Return.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 20.-Jay
Gould's yacht arrived eff St. Augustine
and Mr.. Gould was landed from the cut
ter. The yacht proceeded towards Fer,
%nandino. Geo. Gould went over on a
special train to meet his father and re-
tnrned at night. His wife is suffering
frum nervous excitement on account of
the wrecked train. The trestle over Hur-
ricane creek has been rebuilt and trains
are running as usual.
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a Disastrous Collision.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 20.-Two
freight trains, each drawn by two en-
gines, collided near Cisco, on the Central
Pacific, making q disastrous wreck, En-
gineer John Pickins was killed, and sew
eral men injured. Four brakemen are
missing and mey be buried in the debris.
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stahbed Three Times.

Dies MONIES, Ia, March 20.-Saturday
night a party of young men from Ackley
went to Rathton, five miles west, to at.
tend q dance. Late in the evening a
quarrel arose between two of the party,
John Smith and Arthur Marlette, when
Slsith stabbed Marlette three times and
escaped. He was overtaken at Cedar
Falls and was brought back t o Ackley.
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a Noble Butcher.

LONDON, March 2o.-Hon. William f
]. North, Q and heir of Lord North,
has embarked In the butcher business in
village near Bondbury. adjoining the
seat of his family.
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nFFlCE rooms to Fl III, Isl tnei. 6ni,hass
~ any in the city and centrally lecaietits n
q furnished rocm in ~tesidenee lsit Ct lhes III
ct reasonable rates. Apply To
DUtlLtY. hlUItki ! GBQW
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Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The senate
has confirmed the following nominations:
Postmasters-T. b. Griffith, Terrell,
Texas; P. H. Miller, Canal Dover, o.;
G. G. Judson, Cape Girardeau, Mo-; d.
II. Mudgett, Dexter, Me-; P. w, Bur-
dick, Augusta, Kas.; j. ID. England,
Lindsberg, Kas.; Miss M. Il. Ballantine,
Syracuse, Neb., P. Peck, Nunda, N. Y.
c. G. Jones, to be register of the land of
fee at Neigh, Neb.; J. C. Street, to be
receiver of public moneys at Huntsville.
Ala. A. j. Jones, of Illinois, to be con
sui of the United States at Barranquilla.
The Chinese treaty was laid before the
senate, but was not made public,
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y.nkton po,,osase Hours and Bseahaa 7

yankton Postofice Hours n heea NJ
The delivery windows are opened ess
Sundays excepted ct 500 3. N. q ~, :. 4.
The money order, postal note and rssisI1,
partmens opens At M snnc iese
m. I.Aa~s ss vi
On Sundays the delivery yT rna Iobb, ds!
open from 9:45 to l0:46 q. m. Tne M ssNsl
ofice is open ali day Sundays foI h s
mediation of persons renting ioSA H. i. B|
Mails going cast vie o.. y; nasys excs
Malls going west and north via ~ H tl
Milwaukee e 81. Paul railroad cio
n, Sundny8 excepted. h, OhiaCa
Mails going east and norm ~,
Northwestern railroad close e. PS.ri rsirx||
Eastern mails via Chicago q ctrA
arrives ct 1905 p m and lo:S1 .; MNorthvdxl
Eastern mail via Chi.aso 9 Sonsrs y
railroad arrives vt 10 p IN ana ivy
q M. M. eJr1
the Niohrsra. p.IMER,P VI
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.--Tae name Of
the postofiice at Gale, Woodbury. county,
Ia, was changed to Anthem, and Joseph
n. Carver appointed postmaster, vice Ed
win Hall, resigned.
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Dismissed without warnin,

Conductors Dismissed Without Warning.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, March 90
Without warning a large number of pas
senger conductors on the Flint s. Pere
Marquette road received notice of dis
missal. The number included old and
tried employees on all branches Of the
road. Report says the wedding out will
continue No reason is given.
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RAxLa0An r1mR TABLE.
CnIoAao. MrIwAuKrr & sr. Paul hnaa

CafoAao, MILWAUKEE d BT. PAUL RAlisa
The frat east bound passenger train Ieais,
8.BD a. N. each day, except Sunday. u uloss, Y
nectionH for Chicago, Council hlua' .
Omaha. ,r.
The second east bound passenger tralp WI \.
at s:b5 D. N. each day except SUNDAY. M \.
connections for Chicago. Counois nipn'-
Omaha. ...r
The first passenger train from the ~
yes at II :oa q. m. each day, except spna.a,
The second passenger from the A1'
ynoh day except sunday ct l0De Pr. 3
north arrives at 8 90 q. m. and depart M
q. m. for the east each day excepting r. aiy "
Tho regular passenger train, from ~ ~ n
arrives each day except Sunday o. sM .st q
regular west bound passenger leaves VI n,
except Sunday at l1:O2 p. N. kotpaRsas'
soorted on accommodation TRAINS.
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Killed His wife

Killed His Wife and Attempted Suicide.
CHICAGO, March 20.-Henry Heming.
living at Kensington, shot and killed his
wife Tuesday morning, ARD then cut his
own throat. AT 1890 Heming was re.
ported alive, and may recover.
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Preparing to Open the Indiana OIL Field.
MONTPELIER, Ind, March 2O.-The de-

MONTPELIER, Ind, March 20.-The de-
yelopment Of the oil field of Indiana has
begun. Representatives Of ten different
companies are here leasing farms, and
work has been going on for several weeks.
The natural flow of the Citizens we'll is
over 100 barrels daily. The oil is much
heavier than Wood county, Ohio, and
Lima oil, and it is this fact that has
brought oil producers here and made the
development of the Indiana oil field a GER
tainty. Refinery agents and pipeline
agents are making estimates and prepar
ing to take care OF the enormous petro-
leum product that viii soon be flowing
out OF the earth at this place.
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LONDON, March 20 The Evening Tele.
graph asserts that Charley Mitchell has
challenged John L. Sullivan to fight for
a1.000 a side, In a sixteen-foot ring.
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 20
wHEAT-March 7s1sc, April 7s1sc
CoRN-March +f114c, April SHE.
OATS-May SOMc.
PORK-March S13.95,
LARD-March $3.50.
SHORT RIBS-March 81. 12H. :.
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CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAIIsalp

CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN naa. !. ,uS
Passenger trains leave for the easf sea ~
daily, except Sunday. ut $40 .. %. saa usini d
and arrive from the east and nortn Ass@i
snd 6 :s5 p. m a.. add
north daily, except sunday, sta. M
arrive from the eAat at lao p. !. ~, sst
Sunday passenger trains leave ioi ~ c,slS
s:55 O., M, and arrive from the east y s~
Ali freight trains carry passenger.