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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-03
NUB OF THE NEWS.

DR.. Talbot Jones was elected health officer.
Col. Bend was placed under military arrest.
The quarrymen at Mankato are on a
strike.
The chief of police submitted his annual
report.
The Catholic church at Kasson burned yes
terday.
Seven young ladies graduated from Bennett
seminary.
Bids were opened for the Ramsey county
poor farm.
Another array of postofice appointments
was made.
Mayor Rice will make no change in the po-
lice force at present.
One hundred and thirty-six deaths occurred
in Minneapolis i'll May.
Municipal Judge Henry w. Cory formally
assumed his new duties.
The board Of public works awarded the con-
tract for stone sidewalks.
L. G. r - 1nv00 in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
A Man Killed by Indians,

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Oct. la mar
named Keating WAS killed by Apache'
yesterday, in White Trail canon, San
Simeon valley. Tho body was found
half mi.e from his house, and was
shot under tho arm, and his head
smashed In with stones. A man
named Shanahan, and Mrs,
Mack, servants on tho rancho, can't Ia
found. Hatnala's command of IA
cavalry aud i've Aps,ho scouts,
passed through Tombstone en- route 40
Fort Grant, have como from
Copper Damon after service in Sonora.
They look faded and worn, and the
whole outfit show cnmlstak able signs
OF rough service. hardship and fatigue.
Their reported fight with ronegades Is
not confirmed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02


THE Dnllss Morning News made its
appearance yesterday. 1t Ia an eight
page, ak column psper, almost FAC
simile Of liz paront stem, tho Calves.
ton News, and, barring the imperiecl
presk-work, unavoidable upon its flra,
issuc, Is neat and nowsy as Its other
half. In i,s ssluts,ory II disclsims ba.
ing . separate paper from tho Calves.
ton News, but distinctly writes i,sel,
down ~ merely North Texas cdi.
tion OF the head Office. Dlsclslmine
any spirit Of rivalry, or rspacity, OF
conqnest, II comes, Il declares, an
business venture, and remarks;
art 81 csisn'y content % DO Judged
bv IT'S record M tho futnre A. by A.
record ~ thu past. re has made mis-.
taken ~ Judgment heretofore, IL may
make them heresitcr. II Il has moi
BEEN found always and in oil tbingl
md xible aud dulgedly connisteni
noretOscfc. II may, aud doubiless will
y lonpd wanting In such consistoncy
1or64iler.r
TINS ffRnALp feels assured that q
nlah standard Of journalism will be the
Am u the Morning News, that It's 70.
loll1nD with tho press will be con-
11ot4d upon gsntiomanly and cour.
ocue principles, thstis win be = crodl,
~ W clty md tho B,ate press, and 1,
1eo1ofe extsnds . cordial WELDON,
|1xn -. ~-~a~.. ----.. :. 7. /. +.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

A. tho late meeting Of tho bondhold-
era committee of tho Tex - Il g. Louis
railroad, it Was announced that tho
gauge would bo changed to "atandard''
~ so0s ~ they secured title to the
property. As 1t will take about o.
days TO secure title to the property,
the committee Will have charg, OF Ii
Will consist Of tho following named
gentlsmep: George Cappeli, Lewis q
Wolff, NJ. Gernsheim and J. ". Para
more, and Is vested with the coatrol OF
the entire road 10; five years. Toe
question of extending tho road to st.
Louis or East st. Louis, lllinois, will be
determined rs soon ~ tho committee
can DO advised IA TO whlc, /, tao most
feasible aad 0conomio1l route.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THE Fort Worth Gazstte has for
aoms time back been earnestly urging
deep water at some Texas port. Has
1t been advised Of what our New York
special this morning dlacloSss' II
aesms that no money can be procured
In Europe for any Of our roads I'M
built until deep water can DO had y,
Galveston. And thus the Island City
holds the ago while the Fort Worth 4
Denver road suffers, and 40 accord.
ingly will the Fort. viii the Gazette
now, with the News, urge "do,p water
for Gslyeston?u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Restoring East. soaud Rate,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 2o.-.Tho
east-bouns pools local representa-
tives mot to-day at Commissioner
D'ughstty's Office and resolved ouco
moro to restore eaet.bound freigh.
ration. Thia time assuraucos were had
rom Chicago, Springfield aud Cincin-
natl that rates from those points
would also be restored October 1, the
dato upon which the basis Of July IL
Will DO removed by Indianapolis iincs,
ST. Louis alss promise, to act In har.
mony with the other points named,
aud tho agents foel now that the period
OF rate. cutting ~ drawing TO a closo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Tho Ilrupeu ytoute

DENVER, 0ot l.-Information has
reached hero 10 the effect that Mar
shall Clomon,s, the murderer of his
brother and brothers. wifo nj
Sagnsche was taken from tail there by
masked men mud hanged. Clements
had a knife, with which no cut two ui
the masked men quite severely. Tho
lynchinR occurred last Saturday night,
but thu lusstisn IL remote FROM teIe..
graph, and the residents of the locality
nlHnifeat desire 70 suppress oil ia.
formation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
no Memphis Ia seventeen Hour,

The now schedule curtailluF the
umo from Memphis 60 New Orleans
over the Mississippi Valley railroad to
II hours will 10 into eil.ct on the An
Of October. Thore win also no = daily
train from New Orlecua 10 Arkansas
City and Grcenvilis on that day, ana
he through Pullman oar service TO
Kansas CITY via the Arkansas Valley
roeto will DO placed IN service SHORTLY
thnrpni tar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
A short K.uto +. Nov Orleans

&Tho Louisville, New ORGANS q
Texssrsilroad engineer corps j. now
surveying branch rosd rom Lul,,
Mississippi, to Glerdsi', Misrs,lpp,,
opposite Helena, Arksnsasssad viii
Immediately, 50 IL Is e,id, huld va.
rosd and place transfer pn,,t ~ tnut
place. This VIII give $ lrnl,, by cue
Iron Mountain c0aueo,i.p her ana
most direct ali Inns t. Now o 'car.,
aud shorten the present lIs.&..o py
fully co miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Sr. LouIs, Oct. L. Especial. Judge
Bromer, in tho United Stsios circul,
court, to-day granted a decree for a
foreclosure and sslo In tina case o, 'hs
ST. Louis, Hannibal Il Kaokuk rail.
road. Tho decree specifies tho highest
price shall be latgo enough to cover
coats OF all al sance., receivers oertiH.
Gates aud interest liens prior 10 tho
bends. All statutory liens are TO DO
paid before the bonds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

ATTENTION Is directed u & commu.
nication III this issue, entitled, zone
Who Knows" beng q caustic crit
elm ON the matter OF Ii. q. sTILL 4
BRO, contractors at tho Huntaville
peni.oni'ary. Tho writer appears to
think ,hc State win DO loser by neg
lsstof the authorities to enforce pay
munt promptly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THE gentlemen OF color are creating
. world Of trouble in this country. 10
the Northwest II Is tho Chinese, is the
South the negro, In tho Southwest tho
Indian aud In the East the Political of
color, tho mugwump ami hali.breed.
6trsight goods are having hard sus-
eel for supremacy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

The Texas uun Store win Oman
about the 18th OF August, ut 40 Mnln
street, Fort Worth, vita a biz atuOk ol
guns, rifles. pistols. poke. rpinrv,
etc. Ammunition O( az kinds ghnt
Now IL the Tim, 3, h b, "a Wa, Ia
establish my name WITH ,ou Couu'iy
merchants, write mt Tor pIicos.
A. Nlrnr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

In denouncing "tho mookery Of cleo
tiops Ia certain States" the MasSachu.
set'p Republicans ought TO have had
moro regard for tho feelings Of their
nearest neighbor-Rhodo Island. II,
however, any body In America can talk
sdvisedly about The "mocsory of oloc.
tions,"!t 10 tho New England Repub
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THE Western Associated Press has
held IT. annual meeting and reelected
its Cfllcsrs and board Of directors for
the ensuing year. The only change OF
spy Interest To Texas papers was the
substitution Of unothor gentleman on
the directory In place of COLONEL A,
H. BBLo, Of the Galveston News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Z RrrnRTs from Constantinopie indi-
cate that tho late Turkish minister OF
war woala have made daisy in Re
publican csbinet in this country. He
laid cut tho Turkish army M sffsctu-
ally On RonEsoN sid our navy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

TnE new fast delivery systom in tho
postal services went Into effect yestor.
day. Speaking on this matter, FRANK
HATreS's psper, the Chicago Nail
says:
at may DO an apparent failure al
tho start; the public may not pndor
stand its advantages and, therefore
may not appreciate them, but IL Is 4
systena which will become mere and
iuoio popular - IL IL petronized, until
the l0.aont stamp will TO used almos,
AZ commonly as the accent"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

R1CSNT sffofts among business men
In Sherman to enllven trade and secure
moro cotton arc meeting with auccesn,
We are glsdto note, the receipts being
steadily On the increase. Pluck and
enterprise will win, and Sherman
ought TO have as good supply OF both
% any other town.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THIS New York Times. HENRY
WARD BErcHEr and the other wind
broken Republicans in Now York,
can't 30 to tho HILL and fail back into
the arms OF the Y. o. p. IL now begins
to lock libe Democratic success was
certain In ,he Emnire Slate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Hon. GEORGE Il. HOAX ~ pro-
Rdamite fossil, reserved for exhibition
at varisus Republican conventions.
Ho Ii always made permanent chair
man and put on the platform to give
everybody @ chance to SEQ vsritablc
ure- n mia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

LOUISVILLE, Oct l.-Mr. William
Montgomery, 81 New Orleans, step.
son 81 hpjnr Il. a. Burke, editor of
tho New Orleans III oes- Democrat, wn,
married NJ nonn to-day, at Christ's
church, to Niss Virginia l.. Patrick, OF
this CITY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

TuH HERALD's New York special
says that there is considerable excite
. ment In tho dry goods market over
the dissolution Of the firm of BATES,
RRED& CooLY. This firm has always
done q lsrge business in Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THERH IL failure Of supply Of pos
I'll cards In this section. Tho 2 cent
stamp has only had the effect OF rem
deling the cards more popular, sspsc-
ially aimee postal clerks have got tired
threading them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

THn mugwamp is not forgotten In
the Massachusetts Republican plat
form. Now that he IL needed In the
campaign, he IL referred to in affec-
tionals terms and asked to come back
IN the fuis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

TnE registration in Cincinnati, JUS,
completed, shovs 5000 less voters than
actually voted last November. The
Republican majority Of November
which was imported, could not be
caught for registration this year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
The Waha,h n.n,lh.ianr..

Nsw Yonx, Oct i.-tspecial.l THE
purchasing committee Of tho Wabash
bondholders have designated Novem.
Der es tho limit OF tlno In which gen.
ceral mortgage b1ndholdcrs can sieu
tue nrreemsnt and share In lie
PROVISIONS. A large majority have al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

wAssrsoroS, Oct. l.-Tho decrease
In tho public don't for the mouth Of
September Is said TO 10 about Slg.5Qo.-
600, This will DO reduced. hnwsysr.
by payments OF about $3.50 coo 10 -day
on account OF Interest due on bonds,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

SENATOR'S sRERxAN and HoAR
ought to form themselves into en- army
Of invasion, and mako doscsnt on
Portugal, The Portuguese are shout
the only people continuing to engage
In the African slave trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

holland h McRoshy Hardware com-
pany sell tho famous Charter rook
slove, for either coal or wood, pest
stove In the world. Every one r,is,.
anteed 10 give entire Satisfaction, ssi
and $50 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02


Changes on tho Texas IL st. Losis.
Receiver s. w. ForGyse, of the
Texan IL st. Louis Railway company,
has announced the following changes
aud appointments to take effect i'm.
mediately:
Mr.. j. w. Dickinson IL this day up
pointed division superintendent tor the
receiver OF tue TeTas division OF thsae
companies, vice Mr. III. Flanders, re-
signed. His Office will DO ~ Tyler,
Texas.
Mr.. l.. b. Fish Ia hereby relieved OF
the duties Of treasurer Of theto com.
pnnies from and altar this data, in
order that no may devote hi, entire
time 10 tho transportation department.
His Office will DO ut fexarksns.
Tho msster mechanic aud division
superintondants will report direct 10
him end his orders as sgdnt Of tho 70
ceiver will oe obey0d accerdlnClg.
MIR. n II. Walker having, much 70
my regret. resigned hs Office OF andl-
:or, that OH, 10 salhsr wish tina office
Of treasurer, n hsfeby abolished,
Mr, IL. G.. Allis is appointed comp
troller for toe oliv1r Or these iioes,
with oili3a NJ 81. Louis He win have
charge of the aocoa ltiug aud iiuhnoial
departments from tlis dd!e.
Mr.. j. b. Fisher is This day ap-
pointed cashier FOR the receiver VI
shese lines. with Offices a.
st. Louis. All remittanoes Will be
made TO aim, end ali drSlts for car
laileage and ticket balances will bc
drawn on him,
Mr.. 5. @. JOHNSON IL appointed as
slstant comptroller OF these lines,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

HENRY WATTRnsoN has written
himself dry on tho I eo.trade question,
but he doesn't propose to let up on the
readers of tho Courier-Joutnal. He
has got HKNRY GEoRoH to write a
series OF articles on the subjsst for his
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

KANSAS Ciry, Oct. l.-'rho Times'
Lsdonia, Missouri, special SAYS,
"Abuut 600 people, with tho shorlfls OF
Audriau, Pike and Rolls couu,ios, arc
now IN hos pursuit OF the negro
king, who outraged q young lady In
Pike county, and Mrs Harris Ia Rolls
county last week. King was tesn
here n day aud there il . good pros
rsct that he win be lynched within
~ hours.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

TIM - TO 4" Sunday law Is about to
win the day at Waco. Dengue fever
hes dor ned one OF the opposing coun-
eilmep. The morning cocktsiier will
siss up and csll ths dengus blessed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
The New York, west shere & B.frs,e

The New York. West shere & Bsffsio
NEwDERoI, N. Y, oct. 1.--Judge
Chadler +. Brown, Of the supreme
court, has rekdored q decision in the
foreclosure of the United States Trust
company against tho New York, Yves.
Shore & Buifslo Railway company,
and endorsed docree of fore.
closure and anle. BY the
decree Abram y. Cassidy, OF
Nowbergh, In appointed lraferoe
to sell tho property OF the road. IL
directs him 10 sell the Same at the
count house in Nowbersh. The law
requires him To give six woelSs' notice
OF 3sle, md the purchaser iaset pay
enough IN cash 10 liQuidato all the re-
cslvar's coriiilca,es aud notes aud
other obligations generally. The de-
oreo PROVIDED that tho balance OF tho
purchue money may be- paid by tbs
delivery ot bouds of tho compsny to
tho referee a. the price which thu
holder of tho bonds would DO entitled
To rocoiva out oi tho purchase
money In its distributions. IL directs
that the property be sold for not less
Than 2'M0,0ll, aud that II no bid for
that sum Ia made the referee shalt ad-
Journ tho salo from time 10 tmo
until iurther order of the
court. Tho decToo Directs that
tho property bo sold, subject
to jail existing liens for puroGaae
money and subject to all unpaid taxes,
the sale not to oo absolute unless con
firmed by the court.
George @. Holt, Of New York, Is sp.
pointed. referee TO take proof ~ 10
what obligation OF tho receivers ars
outstanding, and to report tho same to
tho court without DELAY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

NEW YonK, Oct i.--lspscial 1T Ia
reported that the Southern rate war
has been revived and free cussine Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

II is a poor, insipid campaign In
this country when an old letter
doesn't play ~ prominent part and
catch some blk political slugger's
wind. Oh! that mine enomy had
written letter 10 now tho politicians
nrovar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Craddock's Billiard hail hiss bsen on
tirely renovated, ard will opsn mn
Saturday evening a'1:Jc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Craddock's billiard hail has been en-.
tircly renovas.d, and viii cpsn on
Saturday evening Of 1:so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

plu'i flrgct tho grand opening of
Crrdd cas- Billiard hall Saturday
rv "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
July Statement Of the nsusten . Texas
Central.

NEW York, Oct. 1.-The statement
o. the Houston & Texas Central rail
wsy FIR July shows: arsss earplngs,
$l52 553; operating expenses, SIS. 400;
paid for improvements, $500, dehail
OF $5,507.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
RAILROAD RACKET.
SOUTHERN RAIE-wAR REVIVED
The Wabash Bosdhotders-Ths Prop
erty Of the New York, west shore
q buffalo TO be Sold ut New
burgh-Asram 8. Cassiay
Appointed Referee.
Seeking English CAPITAL.

New York, Oct. l.-[SpsclAl. lit
appears that Governor Evans, Of Cole.
RADIO, has had . party In Tendon en-,
dssvoring to raise capital to extend
tho Denver q Fort Worth road to con.
neot with tbs Fort Worth q Denver
City at the State boundary. The
party has retarned to New York and
reports that no money can be Dor
rowod on security basis on unbuilt
roads In the United States, and until
deep water can BE- had at Galveston,
so as to ship cattle direct from tina,
point to the London market, they dis.
pair OF getting any assistance from
that quarter. The party stands ready
to furnish ships to carry cattle, dead
and alive, whenever eay 500 tons Of
freight can be had for each steamer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Interest due on halfway Morlg.xe.

INV York, Oot. 1.-[Special.l The
interest on railway mortgages due to-
day and the dividends payable this
month foot up tho neat sum Of s25 ,0OO,-
900. A largo portion of this win go
into the hands Of people who will re-
invest it, and the amocnt OF floating
capital Will be largely increased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Leaned by the Missouri Facjfio

Nav York, oct, l.-TSpecial,l-T
Missouri Pacific has renewed tho lease
OF the Central branch of The Union p a
c'fic, from Atchison t. Wutslville,
Nebraskal, for 25 years, at tao same
rate that 1t ia accounting to the Union
Pacific for tho net earnings, which
were $685., S44 In 1884.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Don't forget he grand opening 'of
Crad'ocNs Billiard hall Saturday
,veuiug.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Meeting sfthe Trunk Line President.


Meeting sfthe Trunk Line Presidents.
New York, Oct. ALI roeds, OK.
cepting tho Lehigh Valley, were rep.
resented atthe meeting OF trunk line
presidents to-day. PfesldenJ Rob.
erts, OF tho Pennsylvsuia, was pres-
ent' Tsore Wero elso present King, OF
tho Erie; General Nanagor Hick.
ron and Traili, Manager Ser.
gent, of the Grssd Trunk,
President Dopsw, OF tho Now York
Central, and ID. A. Hegeman, Of the
LscKswanna. Tno following was
passed.:
Resolved, We hereby pledge our
selves that wo will not allow
any variation TO DO made from
established east-nOund rates, oil
Their by direct reduction or
sum OF local, by any officer, agent or
any employe Of our lines, aud that
upon request OF the commissioner
whom evidence satisfactory 10 him has
b3en presented, that established rates
has besn cut by any connecting rOsd
or itn connections, oven
though tho reduction may
ba paid in its or their
own proposition of rates, We will
Withdraw al prorsting arrangements
and wit nos accept from such con
meeting ines through bills or through
care, but viii osuse rsbillnE and
transfer OF property W full
tariff rates from junction points;
and we further egts that
any ageus under our coptrei who may
he shown 10 be quoting less than, or
instrumental In cutting esbaolished
rates, either by rebate or otherwise,
shslt be discharged; provided, any
line may withdraw from the 10 olution
on 10 Gsys notice 20 tho cOmmiaalOner,
or sotios given st any otthe president's
meetings, GATED for the purpote.
Resolved, That until Oenber Is,
freight in transit prisr to O1tober lst,
II No noted on way-biil, DO accepted by
trunk limos NJ contracts ratss,
but on and after October
10, no wAy-bllls shall be
passed ut the trunk lines western
termini at less THAI "iariff rates"
Trunk line general passenger agents
to-day agreed 10 have a gross .oost pool
on FRAT and kscond.clasS emigrants II
tho committee could 200 their way
clear to . plan. The csmuittes
were also to report on the emigrant
question south OF Baltimore and north
10 Quebec. The restoration of the
emigrant pool TO Now York and Bos-
ton was also agreed upon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
Running 1hroash cattle Drove.

Running Through Cattle Drsves.
Owners OF cattle near railroad lines
arc frequently. hoard to complain
that engineers, when animals are on
the track, crowd on all steam aud
dash into tho stock with apparent
recklessness, rs II tho death snd an
Inhalation Of the csttls was their sole
aim and object. Tho fac. of the mat
ter is, that increasing the rate OF speed
OF traina, when coiiision with cattle
Ii seeu 70 be inevitable, is really nee
essary measure 70 protect the lives of
passengers aud train employees, for
the greater the speed OF the train
when the locomotive strikes a
horse or COW on the track the
less danger there Is tor the train
or cars to be derailea. Going at y rats
OF speed not exceeding eight or 10
miles an hour, II a train strikes An ami.
NAL the result usually is that ono or
more OF the cars, or tho locomotive, is
thrown nom the track, while, IL the
| speed Of the train Ia about 80 or 40 miles
an hour, such On accident IL OF very
rare occurrence.
To avoid having his Iraia thrown OIL
tina track, endangering the iivss and
limbs Of the passengers entrusted O.
his care, as we'll IN the property Of his
employers, the engineer, when ne
sights cattle on tho traek ahead, If be
cannot chsck his train sud sio1 down
to avery low rate of spsed, opens the
/, throttle wide aud gives the train al
tho impetus he eau, hence tho impress
sion that he enjoys the sport OF run
ming down cattle.
That tina situation Of an engineer in
An emergency of this kind il auythin.
hut pleasant one, san be Unsigned
no shuts his eyea when the shoch
comes, for be knows not but that tn,
next moaent he insy be maugled IL
tho wreck OF his engine, for he takes
great risks when IA runs into ami.
mated obstructlors of 1'1 kind. III,
ides, therefore, rhst engin s'rs enjoy
running down cttt!e II pr iposteroGs
even laying aside the JaGG Gnat locomo
tive engineers are known far and wide
AZ p most humane, generous and man
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

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