Bimetallic Commission Named

Washington, April 13.- The president last night announced the following appointments of commissioners for the promotion of an international agreement for bimetallism: Senator Edward O. Wolcott, Hon. Charles J. Payne, ex"Vice-President Adlai Stevenson. Has to Sht Out Callers. Washington, April 13.- When he returnéd to the White House yesterday afternoon the president announced that he could see no callers in connectin with private affairs during the remainder of the day. That was the ftrst application of a new rule which the president decided upon while on nis trip. Hereaftér he will not receive sonal calis after 1 p clock, out will devote his time after that hour each office day to the consideration oL matters oí public business solely. Tiine of the Convict Train. Jeffersonville, Ind., April 14. - The time consumed in the run of the convict train from Michigan City to Jeffersonville was eight hours and twenty minutes, only flve stops being made, these being for water and coal. The best cipline prevailed during the trip and everythingpassedoff likeelockwork. . ty minutes after the arrival of the train ' at Jeffersonville the convicts had al been transferred to their future I Urs.