The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-07
Inc Alorney-General Preparing IN
hrlng Suit Against Coaniy Attorney
Moore for the Recovery Of He
gally Retained Fees.
lhree ioang Men Discover n Gold
bonanza sixty Miles From
III PaSo.
IL SETS the People Wild with Excite.
ment Over Their Good
Luck.
\ Negro Acknowledges the Misplace
mcnt of a Switch at Tuckerman.
The Continued Rain> Cast Gloom Over
the Farmers Generally.
other Interesting state yews.
\ Negro Acknowledges the Misplace
mcnt of Switch at Tuckerman.
The Continued RainS Cast Il Gloom Over
the Farmers Generally.
Other Interesting state yews.


Palestine.
Special 10 the Herald.
PALESTINE. September c. The Erlanecr
Syndicate Air Line road, from Shreveport,
Louisiana, to the Rio Graudc, has had a 10.
eating party IN this. nelehborhood, aud
have now moved - Anderson, in Grimes
county. In an interview the chief engineer
informed your correspo, dent that unless
prevented by hostile legislation ON the part
at the state, the road would be promptly
built. The line crosses the international
~ Loyelady, IN Houston county, the Santa
Fe and Central at Brenham, the Sunset Mt
a point between Flatonia and Wrde, the
international agmn at PcarSall, and strikes
the Rio Graude at PaquaChc Crossing, be,
low Eagle Pass
Foster Hood, who has been for years in
the Office of the International repair shops
here; has been appointed chief clerk of the
department, in place of Mr.. A. Il. Howard,
promoted to paymaster OF the ST. Louis X
Iron Mountain railway.
The following circular was received AT
the international supcrintcndent's otice
here to day:
TEXAS y PNCirC RAILWAY.
Office of General Manager, st. Louis, Mo
September ., lSS2.
CIEcuLAR.-Commencing September II,
1852, this company will operate the road
from Cheneyville TO New Orleans, for con-
mercial business
The dnties OF c. G Warner, general audi.
tor, d. ;. II. Smith, local treasurer; W. III.
Newman, general freight agent. 4. Chund.
Ter, general passenger and ticket agent, and
Il. l.. Dudley, superintendent, will be cx.
tended over THAT road, H. NJ. HoxIE,
General Manager,
The announcement is made here that on
the 10th inst, there will be change in the
management of the system of railroads con
trollcu by Mr., Gould. Captain Z. S, lIayes,
now senior vice. president, with headquar.
tiers n ST. Louis, is to proceed to New
York, from which point he is to have the
management Of all the roads operated by
the syndicate Mr. lioxie, now genera
manager of the Texas Il Pacific and Inter,
national Il Great Northern roads, is TO sue
Csed Mr.. Hayes rs vice president at s..
| Louis, with full charge Ofall the southwest,
ern lnes, including the Missouri Pacific
and leased roads, A. A. Talmage, who il
at present general Manager of the Missouri
| Kansas u Texas, is 10 succeed Mr., ioXi,
as general manager, Including within hi
| lnrlsI Ilction, all the roads south ofSt. Louis
This latter change Is of the most interest (,
all the employees along the lines of tn,
| International Il Great Northern and tn,
Texas Il Pacific as Mr.. Talmago is to hav,
exclusive charge Of the running of trains
track, bridges, etc, in word, the genera
executiycsmanagement, which, of course
includes the hiring and discharge OF al
| employees on the lines.