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CAMPBELL'S CALI
OF tho Ohio Legislature will bo Criticized
by Cincinnati Democrats.

or tho Ohio Legislature will be Criticized
by Cincinnati Democrats.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 0.-There is a
most active interest felt here by the pub.
lie spirited citizens concerning tho COM
ing meeting Of the Ohio Legislature,
called by Governor Campbell to oust the
present Board OF Public Improvement.
The Times Star to-day gays that secret
meeting OF leading Republicans was
held last night, and that it was agreed to
vote to oust the Board, provided the
people elect their successors, and that
the State Central Committee be called
together tonight to map out plan OF
action for the Republican Senators and
Representatives. 1t is also stated to-day
tha: the Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Hamilton county will, in day or
two, issue a circular in which the action
Of the Governor in calling an extra ses.
sion OF the Legislature will be severely
criticized.
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THE MAILS DEMORALIZED.
Trains on nll tho Roads Badly Delayed
Yesterday.

Trims on all tho Roads Badly Delayed
Yesterday.
By a strange coincidence the mail
trains from both east and west were ser
iausly delayed yesterday. The mail
from Columbus, Cincinnati and St.
Louis due here at 5:35 a. IN. did not get
in till Up. m. There was terrible col.
lision on the B. & O. ut Fraziersburg,
Ohio, two freight trains crashing into
each other at full speed, head on. There
was also wreck Of less serious charac.
ter at Union station.
Train 103, on the W., P. & B. division
Of the B. 4 O., did not get in till an hour
after her time, owing to derailnen. OF
a heavy engine near Elm Grove. The
accommodation from Washington, Pa,
due at 7:55 a. M, came in just behind
the fast train at II.
No. 3, due at l2:45 from Washington
City and the East via Grafton, did not
get in till 1880. Not az eastern mai,
came In in Il, as connections beyond
Grafton were broken.
No. 209, on the P, W. & Ky. division,
due at II q. m, came in on time, but Ii
also missed the eastern connections, and
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A DIG Oil SUIT
Argued Before Judge foreman Continue Cd
Until November ],
Il -

Argued Before Judge FOREMAN Continued
Until November ],
Special Dispatch 10 the In,e!iieeneer.
PARHERsDuRG, W. Va, Oct. 0.-The
case of the Brown Oil Company and
others, plaintiffs, against the Ohio River
railroad company, the Ohio River Oil
Company, and others, defendants, was
argued before Judge Boremau to-day.
The controversy in this case grows out
Of the operations by defendants along
the line Of the railroad in the Belmont
oil field. The Brown company obtained
an injunction to stop the defendants from
boring for oil along the railroad right
Of way. A motion was made before
Judge Boreman to dissolve the iniunc.
taon. This motion is continued to
November 3, and the defendants were
permitted to continue to bore wells
begun until the further order OF the
court, under bond OF $4,000. Judge
Healey, John A. Hutchinson and L. n.
Tayenner appeared for the plaintiffs
and Governor Jackson and V. B. Archer
for tho defendants.
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THE KNIGHTS UF rYTIlIAS.

A Grent Gathering of the Grand Lodge at
Ciarksburg Next Week. .-
Special Dispatch to The Inteiligenc:r.
CLAEHsBURG, W. Va, Oct. 9.-Ar.
rangements are now complete for the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF the
knights of Pythias, which commences
here Tuesday next. Major General Car.
nahan, head OF the organization, togeth.
er with other prominent knights, will
arrive Monday. This will be the most
important meeting Of the order ever
held in the State. The session will con.
tinue for three days, during which the
First Regiment OF West Virginia will be
formed. The whole affair will wind up
with a banquet on Wednesday night. Il
i'd estimated that there will be 500
Sir knights and probably 1000 Knights
in attendance.
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SAN DIEGO, C4L7 Oct. 9.-News has
been received from Rosario, Old Mine,
seventy miles inland from Mazatline,
OF terrible explosion that occurred
there the latter part Of September. An
American named McGeo, who came
from Gapa, Csl., vas WORKING with nine
Mexicans in a sixty.ioot level, near q
magazine which contained several hun.
dred pounds Of dynamite. This ex.
ploded in some way and the ten men
were blown to atoms. -
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Blnine Will Speak for Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 9.-The Republican
State Central Committee met tonight,
with nearly all the districts represented,
and were still in session at midnight
Reports were heard from the several Con.
gressional districts which are said to
have been encouraging from a Republi.
can standpoint. Chairman Hahn, ol
the Executive Committee, reported be
had secured Secretary Blaine to make
two speeches in the State, in company
with Congressman Dalzell, of Pennsyl
Vanla. One OF the speeches will be
made in the Mckinley district and botll
In the northwestern part OF the State.
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UNCONVENTIONAL LINES,

The Proposition to Wipe Them Out-The
American Christian Convention.
MARION, ND, Oct. 9.-About 400 dele.
gates and laymen from every State and
every Canadian province are in attend.
ance at tho American Christian Conven.
ton in session in this city. The report
OF Dr.. Long, President OF tho Confer.
ence, was the principal feature Of inter.
est yesterday, showing as it did, all
departments Of church work to be in a
flourishing condition. DR.. Long read
an address looking to the elimination OF
denominational lines and encouraging a
closer relationship OF all Christian peo.
pie. A simple creed wss suggested as a
basis Of union.
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Col. Clnrks0n uonorcd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a delegation
representing the Chiefs of Division, and
the clerks in the Office Of the First As.
sistant Postmaster General tonight
called on Col. J. S. Clarkson and pre-.
sented to their late chief, letter ex-
pressing their afIectiunate regard. The
envelope was silver enameled in perfect
fac simile Of the envelope used by Col.
Clarkson while First Assistant Post.
master General, and bore the stamp
cancellation and posttnark of Washing.
ton, D. G., September l, 1890. The
envelope contained two.leaf letter,
also in silver, with gold border, on the
first part Of which, beside the official
card, were enameled the well wishes OF
the clerks and autograph signatures OF
the five Chiefs OF tho First Assistants g
office. On the other page were the
names OF other donors.
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AIiLIlOUSE BROUGHT BACK.
1Io Is Committed to Jail iu Default Of $500
Rail

1Ie Is Committed to Jail lu Default Of $500
Bail.
W. E. Allhouse, the man arrested in
Pittsburgh on Wednesday by Officer
Lukens on the charge Of abducting Mics
Jessie saltsman, was brought back to
city yesterday by the officer, and was
arraigued before Squire w. H. Davis,
who required him to give bail in $500
for his appearance October IS for a pre-.
liminary hearing. Failing to secure a
bondsman, he was sent to Jail.
Allhouse admitted that he knew where
the girl was, but refused to tell. He said
il it was true, as Mrs. Kendrick, the
girls mother, ,said, that Jessie was but six.
teen years old, he would go into court and
plead guilty to the charge Of abduction.
but that the girl had told him she was
nineteen years old. Tho fact is that The
crime is Just the aame whether she ID
sixteen or nineteen, as she is not Of law.
ful age in West Virginia until she is
twenty.one years old.
Hon. ]. B. Somerville has been re.
tanned by Allhouse as his counsel. The
prisoner says his former employer in
Pittsburgh will 80 on his bond for any
amount. %
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Applying tho Screws,

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 9.-The postal
authorities to-day seized the weekly edi.
ton Of the Atlanta Constitution, which
contained prize distribution offer to
its subscribers, to be settled by q
Christmas drawing. About one hundred
thousand papers got out before the
seizure, and the Northern edition OF lOO,.
600 is detained. The paper offers to
give bond for any amount 10 cover any
verdict which might be rendered, but
the postal authorities were obdurate,
and refused to let the papersgo through
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HARRISON IN iowa.
Arrives at Ottumwa Amid the
Booming Of Cannon.
THE ENTHUSIASTIC GREETINGS
by the People of tho Hawkeyo State
a Visit, to tho Great Coal Palace.
With His Brother and Sister.
Two Moro Good Speeches.

OTTuNwAt Ia Oct. 0.-Jt was s O'Clock
this morning when the Presidential
,,o;n ro,ohoI ,ho o,,r ,Io,o,,,;o,
aA. ~ -, .e4r"vI n,, .nv '"!' "A ue'.saNon ,s
met tue fresiuehtlal party az dathpure
last evening and escorted them to
Ottumwa. Despite the early hour. nj.
moo, ,hn or.;ro nor,lo,o ~ ,ho ,h,;,;r =,
'Ao'' '"' oNS'.o popu'"'o y. 'A' 'A'''ns
young city turned out TO greet tho
President and rousipg cheers were given.
lie was recognized on the rear platform
40 .ho ,,,;, n,;aad ;rto ,hn ,,a,ot A
'-o '.",A s"Neu .'o .lo u'po" n
moment latef the booming Of cannon
commenced 0ttumwa's welcome to the
Chief Executive and tho iollilcation Of
uo a,r ,r,, horrr In .h;. o,,,, ,o.;,,..
Ao u"' NO nesu,' ~ 'n'1 e,,! ~, 'e''ue0
the fresiIent's older sister, sallle, asthe
vile oil i. j. Devlns, an OLD citizen.
John B. Harrison, the rresldents
6rother, VINO Is IN business IN KANSAS
City, met the party mere anu from the
depot, ne and Mr. Devlns escorted their
distinguished relatives TO the Devlns
residence, where the family Drcakiasted
together, Ata o'clock In the afternoon
the public ceremonies OF the day took
place in tho presence OF an enthusiastic
audience OF ABOUT Ten thousand people.
Alter few preliminary Worcs Of vel
come to the President, Hon. T: u. Bal-
lingam, PRESIDENT oil the coal palace, In
troduced Gov. Horace Boles, VINO, IN
brief speech, gave the President hearty
welcome. ,., :,
After the enthusiasm which greeted
the Presidents appearance had some
what subsided, he responded to Cover
Boles' address IN 6r!et speech, thank
Ing the lowaus ior their nearly welcome
and assuring them Of the pleasure it
afforded him. lie said he would be in
appreciatlve, and indeed ungratetul, IL
he were not moved by the generous and
spontaneous welcome which had greeted
him in this brief western trip. He saw
in the welcome rendered him loyalty
and respect OF the great American peo-
pie Tor that government Of which they
were the only sovere1!gns, aud which
had attained such a high rank in the
galaxy OF Nations.
the President congratulated the peo-
pie OF Iowa on the phenomenal progress
which they had made as State within
the past decade and was gratitted by the
evidences OF prosperity which he OBJ.
served on every hand. In the unique
and magnificent structure 1.-THE coal pal.
ace) which was justly the pride OF
Ottumwa he saw demonstrated not only
the ine1haustlble mineral wealth Of the
State Of Iowa, but also an architectural
triumph and artistic culture which
brought credit TO the ever advancing
Hawkeye State, Applause
In conclusion the President rendered
thanks for the cordial welcome accord.
ed him and said bis visit to the State
would be a long Remembered one.
Dunng the afternoon, alter the Presi- |
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ORDERLY STRIKERS.

Thrce Thousand Idle Men md Not Single
Case of Drunkenness.
1sHrEMISG, MIcI., Oct. 9.-The Execu.
tive Committee Of the striking miners
here submitted proposition for com.
promise to the mine owners and an an.
swer is hoped for by Friday, perhaps
earlier. The men are perfectly orderly.
Mayor Hall, the manager of the Lake
Superior mine, was requested yesterday
to close the saloons by proclamation, but
refused, saying there was no use Of such
precaution. With over 5000 idle men
on the streets not fight has been seen
since the strike, and not a single arrest
for drunkenness has been made,
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Wilt Bh BUILT AT ONCE.

The West Virginia y PeHnsylYania Road
Eapidly Securing Rights of Way.
Special Dispatch to The IatellIGeneer.
CLARKsBURa, W. Va, Oct. 9.-An i'm
portant meeting Of tho capitalists inter.
ested in the West Virginia & Pennsyl'
vania railroad was held at the hasc Of
John Patton at Craigmore last night,
Henry G. Davis and Stephen .. Elkins
we're represented. The road has Sc
cured nine miles OF right OF way within
tile last week, and have only four small
owners OF land along their route whom
they have not made arrangements with
1t is now acknowledged by the partiet
interested that tho road is to be built
immediately. aaa,s. =
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THE BELMONT PiRi.D.
Good Showing for Two wcils-lIystsrles on
tho Ohio Side,

tho Ohio Side.
Special Dhpdleh 10 he Iaieligeneer.
belmont, W. Va, Oct. 0.-Cassel OF
Company No. ., on tho Brown farm Ii
Ohio, struck the sand at 1910 feet, ant
Ia showing for paying we'll. It will
drill in tomorrow. This well Is located
about one and q quarter miles back from
tho river. The Gracey Oil Company
venture on the Gracey farm, northwest
Of the Brown farm three miles, drilled
through the sand to-day, showing for q
gasser, although there seems to be quite
a mysterious silence among the lease.
holders on that side OF the river.
The Ohio River Railroad Company's
Well No. ], on the right OF way, report.
ed as gasser yesterday, is now ten feet
In sand and showing some oil, there be.
ing 800 feet OF fluid In the hole.
The Smith well, which was reported
dry, will be drilled to 100 feet.
The Ohio River Railroad is rigging TN
No. 2, on the right Of way.
Tho No. 9 well OF the Commonwealth
Oil Company, composed Of Now York
operators, on the farm up French Creek,
has just touched the sand at 45O feet and
has flowed three times over the derrick.
Tho well Is estimated as doing about 100
barrels. Considerable activity on French
Creek now.
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Williams + Orr's Meteors, said to be
the strongest vaudeville company in
America, will commence three night9
engagement at the Grand on Monday
evening next. The company is com.
posed of the highest salaried Amer
lean and European performers who
will appear in an entire new pro
gramme Of songs, dances, comic sketches
etc. Among the company are the greai
artists Lawlor aud Thornton, the authors
OF the Irish Jubilee song, which hs;
made the biggest hit IL Inc country o
sny comic aong. Seats will be on sale a
Weira on Saturday morning.
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CATHOLIC EDUCATION,
\ Complete Exhibit Of tho Work to bo n,
tha Worlds lfaI..

\ Complete Erhibit Of tho Work to bc Mt
.hs Worlds lFaIs.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a movement that
may have far reaching results was for.
malIy inaugurated Inst evening at the
rooms OF the Columbus club. The occa.
sion was the meeting OF q number OF
prominent Gatholice from various parts
Of the country, to take steps towards
presenting at the Worlds Fair Il eom.
plete exhibit Of; Catholic educational
Tork in the United States. Archbishop
Ireland, o. St. Paul, made an address
advocating the project. Ee said the e1.
hibit should be thoroughly American.
The American people, he added, would
be Keen to diGceYer what was best in
educational methods. 49,
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AN UNLIKELY STORY
That the President Will Call nm Extra Ses
sion OF Congress.

Tint the Preslhent Wil Call m Extra Ses.
sion Of Congress.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-The Mail and Ex.
press has the following Washington
special: 1t is stated on what should be
good authority that President Harrison
will call an extra session OF Congress on
November II to consider and pass the
Federal election law. The same author
ity tells me that before he left the city
Senator Aidrich had an interview with
ths President aud during the call Presi.
dent Harrison told the Senator that he
wanted the bill passed and before the
second session began, and it was under.
stood that the extra session would be
called. -.agr.
A dispatch from Ottumwa, Iowa, says:
Private Secretary Halford, when shown
the above Washington dispatch in refer.
ence to an extra session OF Congress,
said: "That is not true. No decision
has been reached"
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MARY ANDERSON'S PROSECUTOR
Ntlis superintendent Of tho Asylum |
Which he IL Coniiaoi,

N'lls Superintendent Of tho Asylum In
Which he Is ConAaod.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-James NJ. Dough-
erty, the student who made himself
notorious some time ago by perse.
cutting the actress Mary Anderson
with his attentions, and who WAS
placed in the Flatbush asylum for the
insane, shot and killed DR.. Lloyd, the
assistant physician OF the asylum, at s
O'Clock tonight. He had intended
to Kill others, but, fortunately,
circumstances prevented the carrying
out OF bis designs. After the shooting
he walked coo!ly out Of the place, and
came to New York, where he was arrest.
ed and locked up. He con fessed his
crime and appeared Indifferent to the
magnitule OF it.
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A BOLD lllGliWAYMAN,
He Gets In n Good Nights Work With tn.
Assistance Of n Pistol.

He Gets In Good Nights Work With the
Assistance OF n Pistol.
ANDERSON, IND, Oct. 0.-A single
highwayman held up County Clerk
Netterville and Calvin Allen, candidate
for Auditor, at seven o'clock Tuesday
evening and got abouts4O and Aliens
watch. A half hour later the same man
met George Hartman, farmer, with his
wife, and at the muzzle OF revolver
made him give up all the money he had,
about $3.50. At nine o'clock the fellow
boarded an Irondale street cal in the
suburbs, kaocked the driver of the
platform, kicked him into insensibility,
and took S. from him. At ten o'clock
the robber caught Walter Simms as he
was entering his house near the center
of the town, thrust pistol into his face
and compelled him to give upSll The
fellow then got clear away.
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Steamship Vows.

NEW YoRE, Oct. 9.-ArrIyed-steam.
er Vera, Bremen. "a
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 9.-Arrived-City
Of yhpotsr, New York, for Liverpool.
'EoNpoS, Oct. THE Portuguese
steamer siolmi has beep wrecked by a
collision with an unknown 'ettlmer on
the west coast Of Portugal. -Four Of tho
crew were drowned.
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IIurnel 10 uenM,

NEwToS, ILL.,; Oct. e.-Misa Elnore
Eleener, young lady living with her
mother southwest Of the city, was
burned to death yesterday while alone.
She was pouring turpenline on some
clothes near the stove. The bottle broke q
and instantly her clothing caught fire,
bhe was twenty-five years'oi age.
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Hold 1t to the Light,

The man who tells you confdentially
just wha. will cure your cold is pre-.
scribing kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation OF this remarkable med.
icine for cough and colds no Expense it
spared to combine only the best and
purest Ingredients. Hold bottle o.
kemp's Balsam to the light and look
through 1t; notice the bright, clear look
then compare with other remedies
Price Soc and 81. Daw.I
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G9FF At FAIRMQNT,
An Immense Crowd Grcets Him-IIe
Speaks Mt Mannington - Enthusiastic

An Immense Crowd Grcets Him-IIe
Speaks Mt Mannington - Enthusiastic
Mnrionites.
Special Dispa.ch to The InielliGcncer.
FAIRAoNr, W. Va, Oct. 0.-Canton
Hall was crowded and many could not
gain admittance when the hour arrived
for General Goa's appearance tonight.
Many ladies graced the occasion with
their presence. To say that the orator
acquitted himself nobly and added new
friends to the cause Of Protection to
home industry but voiced the senti.
ment OF those who were fortunate
enough to gain access.
Governor Goff also spoke to a great
crowd at Warrington this afternoon.
Everything is humming for Hartman,
harmony and harvest in this county.
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YOUNG SPRAGUE'S BODY.

Directions from His Divorced Parents as to
Its Disposal. /,
SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 9.-The body OF
William Sprague, who committed suicide
Tuesday, lies at the morgue.: Adispatch
was received from his father, Ex.Goy.
ernor Sprague, Of Rhode Island, now at
Narragansctt Pier, which simply said:
Thanks; will wire you later"
A dispatch from his mother, who is at
Edgewood, r. l., said: "Embalm the
body and prepare it in the best possible
manner for shipment, and draw on his
father for expenses" N
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CUMBERLAND, OST., Oct. 9.-Mary and
Eliza McGonigal, aged II and l2 years
respectively, daughters of James Nc.
Gonigal, living near here, who attended
the village school, started for home after
school on Tuesday evening. They were
last iseen alive half .mile from home,
hutTere being followed by man named
Laroque. The bodies Of the girls were
found last night by an exploring party Of
villagers. Both had been outraged and
murdered. Laroque is under arrest on
suspicion Of being the murderer.
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A Brutal Husband and Father

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 9.-At Tecum.
sch, Ala, yesterday a man named Dandy
killed his wife and cruelty beat his
daughters, one Of whom will die. It is
said Dandy had been intimate with a
lewd woman, and when his wife and
daughters-fouud this out they hunted
the woman up and beat her. This
aroused Dapdy's anger. He has es.
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PlT7sauRiH, p, Oct. IA fire in
the Academy Of Music building at six
o'clock this morning damaged the
structuret to the extent of about $40 900,
The fire started in the American shoot.
ing gallery in the basement and for =
time threatened destruction TO the build.
ing. The total loss will not exceed
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WAsulNcToN, Oct. 9.-West Virginia
pensions were granted as follows:
Original-George Phipps, Alton; F.
A. Dagne, Viola; ", 7. Mann, Hunters
Spings; John G. Pilds, Tunnelton; @.
P. Hummil, Point Pleasant; William
N. Ginniss, Newburg; Thomas N. Sum.
mers, Golf 3; Deborah, widow of George
Easton, ,Oxbow; Zarah Osborne, Claude
James Pettral, Amos; Richard Wells,
Farmington; James Van Glider, Forks.
burg; @. N. Nicholson, Oxford.
1ncrease-William II. jenkins, Hud.
son; Gideon Fry, New Haven; Charles
z. Circle, West Columbia; George L.
Pantee, Wheeling.
Reissue-Francis Gilmore, ,Clarksburg
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THE PASSENGER RATE WAR.
It Is becoming Generul-Great Reductions
to st. Louis.

~ " beeonluS ncucrai-tEent IeuuctiOns
to st. Louis.
CHICAGO, Oct. 0.-The cut in passen.
ger rates between st. Louis and Cincin.
natl has spread to the east and threatens
to become general, involving the traffic
not only by way Of Cincinnati, but
Chicago also. The rate from St. Louis
to Cincinnati has been cutby the Ohio
< Mississippi and the Big Four roads
from $40 to IS during the past few days.
The following additional reductions from
St. Louis to points are announced to-
day: Pittsburgh, from SIT 95 to SIC;
Cleveland, from Sis 10 to sl1; Buffalo,
from SIS 25 to Sl3i Philadelphia, S2l to
Sl7; NewYork and Albany, S2S so TO $50.