Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-16
DALLAS.
Railroad Changes on the Missouri Pa
cInc System In the Southwest.
Hoxie Relnstated to Power and Will
Make Lively Times For His Enemies
The Normal School In Session Win
a Large Attendance.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS. July 15.-Ofilcial notice
was received here to-day to the subor
dinaic officials Of the Gould system,
that Mr.. Hoxic again takes full control
ma general manager OF the Missouri
Pacific railroad system, assuming oil
the duties performed by the late
manager, A. A. Talmage, who has
been transferred TO the Wabash. This
verifies the prediction made few
weeks ago by THE GAZETTE and other
newspaper correspondents nj Dallas,
TINT there WAS lack Of harmony and
cordial relations between Messrs. HoXie
and Talmage, and that very soon one
or the other had TO quit the South
western system.
!, A certain North Texas morning pa
per booted at the prediction, and re-
minded the aforesaid correspondents
that they were too sensational. Wen,
the boys guessed pretty well for sen.
sationalists. Experienced railroad
men here to-day predict that Mr..
Hoxic will celebrate his return to ALB
solute power In the Southwestern sys-
fem by once more getting even by firing
his enemies and rewarding his friends.
One old experienced railroad man
said. "Hoxie will make over two hum
dred changes In Texas from brakemen
up within the next thirty days, and
will then quiet down and give the
boys rest.
The opinion Is also general that Mr..
Hoxie will reinstate his old friend, ex-
euperintendent Hugh Irvine Of the
Texas a. Pacific, In some important pO-
sition In the Missouri Pacific service.
Irvine Ia Mt present perintendent OF
the Texas Trunk, a thorough railroad
man and universally liked. IL Hoxie
makes changes and they are ali ike
Irvine the public will feel pleased.
Judge Hunt Of the court OF appeals
In spending his vacation at home In
Dallas.
George q. Vest, Jr., a son OF United
States Senator Vest Of Missouri, and
attorney for the st. Louis a san Fran
cisco Railroad company, is In the city
Crop prospects from North Texas ar,
magnificent. Nothing Is reported
suffering, but corn will soon need rain
Cotton IL doing finely, and promises 1
decidedly proiihc yieid.
DIR. w. r. Gordon, who stands In
dicted In connection with II Dallas an,
Mineola abortion scandal, and wh'
some weeks ago jumped and forfelte'
his bond, was captured yesterday he
tween Plano and Greenville and las
night lodged In Dallas jail.
Caddo tribe No. s, OF the Improves
Order OF Red Men, are making hi
preparations for their annual picni
and celebration at Dallas on July 81
IL will be probably the most uniqu
and interesting event OF n celebratio
character ever held In Texas. Fol
Worth people can easily aud CONVEX
iently attend, ~ the trains run jui
right foi them la come, either In til
morning, the daytime or at night, mn
return about on the same converter
jme.
Ihere were seventy teachers In u
tendance at the state norm
school to-day. The rolls sho
membership of ninety-five. The Ii
terest IL growing with the member
The regular sessions are held betwee
the hours OF Ga. IN. and II m. III
methods and principles of teachin
ARC the labors engaging the attentio
Of the teachers nj present. EXIT
daily sessions are held mt $3.50 u. II
and 2:3O y. H., to accommodate tho,
n who wish TO study the subj ect matter
Principal Mcclure appoints teache
TO conduct the eN.fclses In these @!
ira CLASSES.
The ladies are giving nightly fr,
concerts Mt the city park In the intere
OF the local society 10 represent Dali,
Mt the worlds exposition In Me-
Orleans. They raise revenue oil II
sale of delicacies, knick-knacks an
notions.
Both sides have appealed in Il
famous Grigsby.Piers land suit, IN
Tomorrow Special Judge Lathrop wi
determine In whit manner they sha
go To the supreme court,
The Dallas base ball club IL endeavo
Ing to arrange games in this city T,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday ne.
with the Paris club. Arrangement
are also on foot to have three OF q
league games played between Dali,
ana Fort Worth In this city, q
the 9th, It'll aud Sth of Angus
during the eX-Confederate r
union, which IL EXPECT,
will draw fully 10000 strangers
Dallas. Good grounds can be arrang,
near the camp grounds OF the old vet,
rams, and II Il thought the game On
be made financially very successful.
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