National Republican., 1885-05-23
CURRENT RAILWAY NOTES.
Latest information by Wire From specis
Sources.


Rains have seriously damaged the Mexican
National railroad from Corpus Christi to
Laredo, cutting off communication.
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road company Issue Oh St,OyoVoO IN ila Per
qeIti goid ponas naHo are a,IGauy eHcecueo An
Lonuon siA tinies 'no ainoul' vi 'no 'oai'
Some OF the wal street operators n claim that na
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III pusihess HeneFuiS'
The strength of the stock market late yes.
terday afternoon was due in some measure to
reports that were circulated to the effect that
the eastern trunk lines had come to an agree.
ment, and that rates were TO be restored at
onco.
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holders in Joint stock Companies to- have re6re.
seutatlon OF the boards of directors passed the
Michigan senate Thursday over the governor 8
veto The bill had already passed the house
over the veto.
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=, Inc hlsht express tram on lhe NeW York
Cenlral; rtaliroau, Which ieis rev nork at il
eioek lhufsuay highi' run on PIE OF Ties,
WiSh iiiI naa pTt yT Pi PJigu on ,he tracH soutn o.
90 ro sa ara car anu
tWo express CARS "ere ueraHeu' NO one was
hurt'
At the annual meeting of stockholders of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad at
Parsons, Kan. Thursday, the following, di.
TenGt,orS r, were electeu Jay LOUD, sidney
Dliloh, husseii sage, ne3rge D. forfesI, samuel
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Vice President Huntington. of the Central
Pacific and President Houston. of the Pacific
Mail. held "A long conference nj New York YES.
| terday, the result of which was that the Pacific
| Mail accents from the Union and Central Pa.
| Ci1c companles the subsidy Of $4,000 Der
| month without rebate. IL is provided that,
| after the agreement has run for six months, Il
can be discontinued on notice of thirty dayt
| by either party to the compact. IL Is re.
| garded by both parties as a fair settlement OF
the differences that existed between them
IL is claimed by some of tho more earnest
advocates OF an Immediate restoration of rates
| that there is considerable feeling among the
| English holders of the Vanderbilt Securities
! against the prolonged railroad war that h
! belng wagcd between the New York Central
| and tho Nest Shore They insist that there n
| nothing now 10 Justify the cutting of rates
and as the other trunk lines have slgnihet
their Willingness to enter into a combination
! 10 re-establish n profitable tariff nothing legl
than speculatiye intcrests could prevent thc
consummation of an agreement that would
inspire renewed confidence throughout Ii,
country.
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counsel lot hugh T. fenny' an income
mortgage bOndhoiuer OF the Fhlladelphla and
keadlhg hailroaa company ana party 70 INC
PendlhR LlBatlonl yehlerday nlen IN lht
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