H. K. Sheppard, acting president of the Order of Railway Conductors, and the subject now under discussion are purely a technical nature. In a month or so, he said, there will be further conferences to take up questions that may arise under the practical application of the rules to which the work is worked out.
TO GUARD RAILROAD BRIDGES
Governor of Maryland (Inaugural) Out Two Companies of First Regiment, National Guard.
By A. W. late, president.
March 21.?Governor Harrington this evening ordered out two companies of the First Regiment, Maryland National Guard, to guard the Pennsylx and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridges over the Susquehanna River, at Havens to Grace. All the north and south trail of these two railroads passes over these railroads. Governor Harrington issued the order after a conference with his commission on preparedness and survey. The men selected are from Mellaire and Elkton, and are in the counties nearest the bridges. Major W. A. Rockford is in command. The guard duty will begin tomorrow morning.
HIGHLY INCORRING
PAPERS IN THEIR OFFICES
One Probeble Rebellion for the Army.  In the midst of the tumult, the government officials for the upcoming pleas of guilty entered by Charles X. Wanenberg and Albert G. Sandor, indicted for engaging in military enterprise against a power with which the United States is at peace, in carrying out which they cut spies to Kilglam to obtain information for the benefit of Germany. 