The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-12
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Representatives Of tho Arkansas scli.ns
are in conference with the attorney Genersl
II they fail to come to an agree oent, the At
torney General is authorized to issue ordArs.
The negotiatious will not elosc until md
night. There are intlmations that Williams
leans to Baxter. There are seven millions CT
| railroad bonds involved, in which, 1t is said,
Arkansas officials have slice. The source
oi the trouble seems to be that Baxter was
refractory from issuirg them.
The House, rs Committee of the Whole,
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NEW ORLEANS, May 9.--The Relief Com
| mittee sent TIE following com nuniestion TO
Gov. Kellogg:
| In accordance with our request this NOR
| ming, We submit the following information
| From tie 2srd of April TO The Sin of May
(ffteen days. we have shipped TO the oyer.
| flowed districts s52. .4sS rations of breadstufs,
and s53, ,40l OF meat; of which the govern
meut supplied l62, 1913 OF the former aud 49,.
s25 of the latter The shipments made from
priyate contributions are in excess of the re-
c,ipts OF the government We have been
far from supplying the demands upon us.
We estimate, from the best information that
| we eau gather IN New orleans oil the Aou's'-
ana su efs alone, al least oo'ooo perrohS'
me calls are ihcrsasil Z as 'he uis''sss oe-
comes greater from inc exhaustion Oh me
| supplies when were III 'he hanus o' the
| p l5at The hWe Oh inc oi inc o'e'no"'
(signedJ paSoAS T. hLSNEh'
| Shairhah.
| From WASHINGTON.
| May 9.-Tharc are no longer any doubts OF
| the truth of the reports that the Texas and
Pacific Construction Company are about to
| wind up their affairs and go into liquidation.
| At the last Injecting IL was resolved to ap-
point a committee to impress upon the stock
holders the necessity for coming to the aid OF
the company Immediately 1t was further re-
solved that an additional 30 per cent. should
be levied upon all unriii stock. The Texas
and Pacific Railroad Company have informed
the Coustructon Company II the latter viii
furnish the sectors oil the road from Dallss
to Fort Worth, and from Iexarkana to
Brookston, and then turn over ITS property
to the railroad company the latter will
release IL from all further obligations in
building the remainder of the road. This
proposition has been assented to by the Con-
struction Company, md as soon as the sec
| tiona referred to arc COMPLETED. Eihe latter
company will dissolve the notes upon which
the Construction Company defaulted, what
are known as five name and three name
n,nor Tho romos or mcuanus B,ird and
pap'e' p c., nv s" N ~ 80 ,n. esq.,. ,.u,;.a a.
oo'' '''o'' "o'e on 'm VI "'' ,'", "''''oA n'o
hundred thouand dollars and tho na~es si
]. Edgar, Thompson and II. Houston lareine
cd with the other three on about one million
sevsn b,ndrod ,bsusana dollars. The total ia.
a,. =, ,ha.. no,o. a,nou,,, a IN ahon, e7ooo
b"o VI 'heno HUGE "h'o""N"" !" "'oN' @'0'''