The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
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Communications soiiassd and uneo'i.allIss.a'
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NEWS BY SPECIAL.
Tho Attorney-General Preparing TO
Bring Suit Against CoIunty Attorney
Moore for the Recovery Of He
gally Retained Fees. -
Three Young Men Discover Gold
Bonanza Sixty Miles From
III PasO.
1t Sets the People Wild with Excite
ment Over Their Good
Luck.
A Negro Acknowledges the Misplace
ment of a Switch at Tuckerman.
The.C Continued Rains Cast Gloom Over
the Farmers Generally.
Other Interesting State News.
The. Continued Rains Cast Gloom Over
the Farmers Generally.
Other Interesting. State News.


Palestine.
Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, September 6.-The Erlanger
Syndicate Air Line road, from Shreveport,
Louisiana, to the Rio Grande, has had To-
eating party in this neighborhood, and
have now moved to Anderson, in Grimes
county. In an interview the chief engineer
informed your correspondent that unless
prevented by hostile legislation on the part
of the state, the road would be promptly
built. The line crosses the International
at Lovelady, in Houston county, theSanta
Fe and Central at BRENNAN, the Sunset at
point between Flatonia and Welde, the
International again at Pearsall, and strikes
the Rio Grande at Paquache 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. r. Howard,
promoted to paymaster of the st. Louis q
Iron Mountain railway.
The following circular was, received at
the International superintendent Office
here to-day:
TEXAS & Pacific RAILWAY.
Office of General Manager, st. Louis, Mo-,
September g 1882.
CIRoULAR.-Commencipg September IL,
1852, this company will operate the road
from Cheneyville 10 New Orleans, for com
mercial business. -
The duties OF G. G.'Warner, general audi
tor, D. S. II. Smith, local treasurer; W. IL,
Newman, general freight agent; Is. Chand,
Ter, general passenger and ticket agent, apd
u. T.. Dudley, superintendent, will be ex-
tended over that road, H. M. HoxIE,
General Manager.
The announcement is made here that on
the 18th inst, there will be change in the
management of the system of railroads con-
trolled by Mr.. Gould. Captain p. s. Hayes,
now senior vice. president, with headquar-
tiers in 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.. Hoxie, now general
manager Of the Texas & Pacific and Inter
national & Great Northern roads, is to sue
coed Mr.. Hayes as vice president at st.
Louis, with full charge ofall the southwest
ern lines, including the Missouri Pacific
and leased roads. A. A. Talmage, who is
at present general Manager of the Missouri
Kansas & Texas, is to succeed Mr.. Hoxle
as general manager, including within his
jurisdiction, all the roads south fist. Louis
This latter change is of the most interest to
all the employees along the lines OF the
international Il Great Northern and the
Texas & Pacific, as Mr.. Talmage is to have
exclusive charge Of the running of trains;
track. bridges, ETC., in a word, the general
executive. management, which, of course
includes the hiring and discharge OF az
employees on the lines.