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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05

A WALLET, like a jackknife, Is only useful
when open.--Nea0 Haven Ne,ps.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05

USE DR.. Pierce's "Pellets" for all bilious
attacks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05

NIcKEI-PLATED watchdog with a new
collar.-CdiiJoriii .ndrerirk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05
|syEs.gsg u;
SUITS AGAINsT DRUaGIsTs.

SUITS AGAINsT DRUGGISTS.
Several suits arc progressing In the Supreme Court
in regard to countcrfeing well'known trademarks.
Druggists are cautioned against handling imitation
CARBOLIC sALVE. II PARTIES who desire the
genuine ask for HESRy's cAIDoLIo SALyE they VIII
mud tho only remedy for curing burns bruises. cuts,
sores, wounds. etc. The beat healing Ointment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05
EPI'I'HELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years suffered with acanccr on my face
Eight months ago friend recommended the use OF
swifts specine, and determined 70 make an effort
to procure It, ln this was successful and began it
use. The influence of the medicine at first was &c
somewhat aggrayate the sore but soon the iniamma
tlon aGyed and began TO improve after the rsi
few bottles My general health has greatly improved
am stronger. and am able to do any Kind OF work
The cancer my face began TO decrease and the
ulcer heal until there is not vestigc OF 1t left
MRs. JoioIE A. McDosALp.
Atlanta Ca, August II, 1895,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer q Atlanta, Ga
N. Y. III w. 23l Street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05
Tone UP tho system

"T consider Hoods sarsapariIla the hest medicine
ever used. IL gives me an appetite and rofrcAhlne
sleep, and keeps tho cold out" Jous 8. Foaa, ioi
Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
Hoods Sarsaparila was God.send to me. for II
cured NC OF dyspepsia and liver complaint with which
had suffered ~ years." j. u. HoRspEck, South
Fallsburg NJ. Y.
81 took Hoods sarsaparia for general debility and
was wonderfully benefited by It," ]. 4. JOHNSON.
Martins Ferry,o.
Mrs. G. W. Marriott, Lowell, Mass, was completely
cured Of sick headache, which hho had had 10 years.
by Hoods Sarsaparllia,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05

when IN the spring felt all run down and much
debtatcd, found Hoods sarsaparllla Just the med
cinoto build mcup Mywife also, after much physical
prostration, found In its life and lasting bene
nt Upon our little girl, who had been sick with scar
let fever us effect was marvellous cotirely removing
the poison from her blood and restoring her to good
health" E,0, srnArros, swAmpscott, Mass.
"lhavc used Hoods sarsaparilla and md It to bs
the beat romcdy for Impure blood have taken"
NJ H. BAxTER, ticket agent, r. a r. Rd., Round
Brook, N j.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05
POWDER MILL ExPLooES.

Tho Dry House at Goes Station Powder
Mills, Near Nenia, o., Explodes-Four
Persons Blown to Atoms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
THE NEGRO STRIKE.
The Strike on tho Louisiana Sugar plantn.
ti0n Continues.

the strike ON tho Louisiana Sugar Piantn.
tion Continues.
NEW ORPHANS, La, Nov. 2S.-Tho
strike OF negro field hands, Knights OF
Labor on the Falrylow plantation, st.
Mary's parish, sim CONTINUES. Cant,
fharr, owner OF the plantation, has The
support Of all tho neghboring planters
ana an effort will be made TO crush ont
Tue attempt TO organize the fleld.hands
t';so knights Of LABOR. The local news.
fss-f which generally has oeen regarded
80 the representative OF the labor
interests here, calls upon the
hllghss OF Labor TO halt in this
maper' IL says at is entlrelv
unnecessary to organize the fleld hands
q the country into labor societies, even
II sceh combination purports 10 he In
sefdeiense. The purpose OF the com.
oloauon OF labor is TO affect the consoli.
dalton OF capital. There is mot In tbo
history OF this country an organ,1s
aoa Of planters or farmers which
nAo the power to oppress
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

with little interchange Of treilio at COM
petltlye points. Garrett seeing the neces-
slty 81 Aiding an outlet 10 the south Tor
necessary traffic with which 20 feed his
northern system aud make more formida-
bio the competition with The Pcnnsylvaula
road which Is closely allied with the
Louisville s Nashville, IA at work
| hoping 20 clther negotiate a traffic agree
mont with or purchase Of the Clnclnnaui
New Orleans Texas Pacific, moro gen
orally known as the Cincinnati Southern.
IL Is well known fact among tho close
friends of Garrett that on his recent trip
70 Europe, he spent several days IN close
consultation With Baron Erlanger and
tho London board OF directors who own
that portion Of the system from Chatta.
noOga 20 New Orleans and Mar
shall, Tex, and are as well
the lessecs Of the Cincinnati
Southern division, extending from Chat
tanoogA TO Cincinnati. There are em-
Drhced IN the system almost 1900 miles OF
road, $3.50 Of which are owned by the city
OF Cincinnati, and are leased 20 the syn
dictate Of English capitalists owning the
balance OF the system. II Is also true
that the foreign owners are desiroua OF
dispensing OF their holdings, as the road
managed Independently Of either East or
West trunk linos has not In the past year
and n half, since It's completion In
Texas paid the expected semianDual div.
id0nd. A conference between Garrett and
ErlanRer resulted IN q proposition 10 soil
the bonds 81 the owned road, ami q tr1ns.
fer o. the lease OF the Cincinnati division.
Tho matter vas quite thoroughly can.
ynssed during Garretrs two month"; say
In London and Paris, and he has laid the
matter before the board OF directors, and
II Is understood the plan has been re-
colyod with much favor. The principal
objection thus far urged Ia the present
lease OF the Cincinnati Southern
which, In the opinion OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio directory, Is too high a rental. II
the present lease can be abrogated or
modified TO reduce tho rental there Is no
doubt but that the proposition win be ac-
cepted. II was at the same conferences
that Garrett secured the right to operate
the Baltimore & Ohio express over tho
Queen Crescent system. With the ac.
qulrement Of this system IL win place tho
Baltimore & Ohio upon IN equal
footing with the Pennsylvania
who are contemplating The purchase
or lease OF the East Tennessee, Georgia
q virginia System Tor m independent en-.
trance TO the south aud southeast. Now
that the Baltimore & Ohio have an en-,
trance INTO New York and Pennsylvania,
the people believe ~ necessary 20 get a
Interest la tho East Tenuos-
SEQ In order to prevent traffic agree.
mcnt being made with the Baltimore
Ohio from Shenandoah junction or Wash
ington into New York, the Pennsylvania
now enjoying this feeder ut Harrisburg
Another meeting Of the Baltimore & Ohio
directory will be held 10 further consider
the matterwlthln few days. II "a prob
l5le negotiations Will DO terminated by
January l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
OyERsroCKED wITH GOODS.


NuItluN nNAnH WIN Af'ef %ff"N"s
We bought too many goods this iall.
We have cetcluded 70 force sales, by ex-
RENE low prices.
We are oyerstocked with ladies' dress
goods, mems and boys suit clothes, the
finest and not 40 nne, white and colorcd
Svd blankets, bed comforts, ladies' and
chlldren's shoes, ladies' aud children's
cloaks, mems and ladies' underwear. "
IL an awful bad thing when one makes a
mistake, to blame somebody else for u,
and we won't do II, We bought too
many goods this fall, and we must bear
the loss, ia forcing the sale Of hem, nj
extreme low prices, and let the buyers
have the gain. Sec our advertisement
below. THOMAS Fairly,
Advertising Editor, Chase Trading Co,
We are getting very near now 20 the
rain period, which we wrote would come
about November % We wrote warm
weather would come Just before II, and
cold weather would come just after u.
The warm weather Is here, Saturday
afternoon. Look outl for the Thomas
Fairly engine, when the bell rings,
THOMAS FAIRLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
POOR PAT pONOnuE.
Tho Skeleton Of q Man Found which ~
that OF tho Unfortunate.

Tho Skeleton of Man Found which "a
that of tho Unfortunate.
Special TO the GazottO
HOUSTON, Tex Nov. 28.--On Septem-
be 10 last q man named Donohue, an
employe OF the Houston rolling mills,
Became suddenly demontod. He was
locked up In his room by hls friends for
safe-keeplng, During the night he es-
capped from the room by way OF the win.
dow. Tho city police were notified OF
his condition and escape, and search
was Instituted In all parts OF
the city and suburbs, but no
trace OF the missing man could be found.
A month later, Chief Of Police Shangnos-
sey received letter from Paul Dietsch,
superintendent OF tho police department
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, stating THAT Mrs
Don9hue Of that city had husband work
ing In The mills at Houston, and asking
Tor information concerning him. Another
letter was received few DAYS
after from Thomas l.. Moses OF
tne Tennessee Deaf and Dumb school at
hnoNVille, saying that Miss Mary Dono-
hue, an employe Of the institution, had
q brother, named Pat Donohue, working
In the Houston rolling mill and was
anxious to receive news regarding him.
as she had been Informed OF mis- condition
and Disappearance. Chief Sanupnessev
heard nothing from Dunohue after
MS flight, except that man suit.
ing his description, had been seen about
i've We miles from the city In Il northery
direction. When he escaped from the
room ne was IN his shirt sleeves and hat.
less Ills mysterious disappearance
caused much SDtCulntion Thia AHA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
WACO.
A LiVeryman Minus IL Buggy aud Team
Federal Court DectaIons


Federal Court Deciaions
Special to tho Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. 28.-On the night of
the 10th "wednesday last), man repre-
scntlng himself "a II. G. Morgan. and
presenting the business card Of that gem
tloman, appeared at the livery stable of
G. Green & Co., 25l South Third street,
Tor team 70 90 out To his ranch, some
ten miles from town, and saylug hO would
return about 2 O'Clock tho next day, or
perhaps longer. Not having returned by
the following Monday, Messrs. Green &
Go, sent man TO "Morgau's ranch" TO
make some Inquiries, whore they learned
that Mr.. Morgan had no team from
waco or anywhere else, aud that
ho had gone by rail- to Brown
wood, M0ssfs. Green & Co, naturally
think that the man was an impoator
and that their team was stolen The
team consisted ofa bay aud q black horse.
Tho bay about las hands high, eight years
old, mouth torn by the bits and one or
two teeth knocked out, branded u. The
black Ia hands high, ten years old, white
star IN forehead, rather thin IN order,
brand forgotten The buggy was side
sprlng plano box, made by Reese & Sons.
Waco. The man was OF medium hight,
about thirty.ivo years old, sandy com.
ploXion, small mustache, had on gray
clothes, torn hat and carried large grip
sack (rod)
In the United States district court to-
day The case OF the United States va. w.
5 Word et al, was tried, and the Jury
brought IN verdict for plaintiff for
$4,000 The suit was brought against the
sufeties OF Samuel A. B'alne, who was
indian agent for the Wlchitas and neigh.
boring lndlan trlhos from $50 TO 1869.
The case was dismissed az to Word, he
bclng dead, but the Judgment stands
against s -. Barley aud william KIM
brongh OF Falls county, aud S. Adams Of
Bell county,
Judgment was rendered to-day against
Cumby, Atkinson 4 Chrlsman OF Gates.
vile, for $500 In favor Of nlll, Fontalno
Co., OF st. Louis. Judgment was also
rendered Ia f,vor Of Brookmlre & Rankin
for $500 against II. N, Atkinson. The
case OF Sharplclgh et ais against McBoth
& Fordyce Is row on trial Defendants
were closed out by attachment In Decem.
Der, 1885, aud bave filed plea Ia recon
yontlon asking for damages for the wrong
iul levying OF the attachment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
ON WALL STREET.
almost Every;hing on tho Active Stock
list Fractionhliy Lower.
COMMERCIAL UKgffMr

Almost GNefythlnB ON tho AOiiV0 btoch
list Fraotionhliy Lower.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
NEw YORK, Nov. 28.- Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth &
Denver City at 90; Texas & Pacific
incomes at 59l; Rios at 20; Kansas &
I xas G's at 1904; Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe 2's at ll8; Missouri, Kansas & Texas
G's at 1Ol1 7'satll0i Houston & Texas
Central 2's also.
Foreign exchange dull.
Money per cent.
Governments NJ ong.
Cotton point lower
OIL closed az 77t.
Wheat dull.
Coffee lower.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEw York, Nov. "a, Government
bonds dull and steady.
Stocks active, feverish a nd Irregular,
with the general tendency TO lower fig
ures early In the day owing 70 sales OF
long holdings. Reading was the great
feature Il the day and under good de-
maDd. IL succeeded In reaching higher
figures than ever before obtained. RE-
assuring advlces from Baltimore created
o renewed demand for Jersey Central,
and In point Of strength it soon became
the banner stock Of tile active list.
The opening was Irregular but generally
lower, tho declines ranging from ! to ]
West Point was 4 higher. Prices were
irregular but generally heavy Ia the early
dealinge, and Mt noon prices were frac-
ton below the opening figures. There
were mate rial recoverics In the afternoon
but toward the close the market again be-
came weak, closing about steady at fruc-
lions below the opening figures. Almost
everything IN the active list Is fraction
ally lower this evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

ANDERSON, IND., Nov. 2s-laH.
Ian Maynard, living near McouSlIH
land township, Madison coualsH
day shot aud killed William u. w
neighhor, after which he wake,
stable, about quarter Of A Dllle Z
shot himself through the heif
almost Immediately, The tfoqpa
out OF the fact OF Maynprd's neI
duoed Blddle's wife last spfng 1
leaves eight children. MAsnsiil ".
rled, but had no children, Nldes
four.year- old son were In q cofnlsNl
Maynard's house loading foddtrassl Y
when Maynard came up beniEu !
and emptlea four barrels 81 IlsF'7
into him, causing death Instantly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
DALLAS.
A Railroad Aooldent--ralon 20 TIA oh.st,r
panitantinrV

A Railroad Aooident-Takon TO tho Chester
fenitontinry.
Special TO the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. 20 TO day a force
OF men were engaged unloading a car OF
rails for the Greouvllle extension OF the
MISSOURI Pacific RAILROAD, A large mum.
Der OF the rails rolled from the ear catch.
Ing Civil Engineer Archie Laws and Con-
ductor Patton. Both men were seriously.
but II Is not thought dangerously injured
Deputy United States Marshals Record
aud Cornwall left this evening for Ches.
ter, H., to convey John Drake TO tha
penltentiarY. Drake WAS convicted AZ tic
last term OF federal court AT Graham ~
roooing postofilce in Wise county, and
was sentenced to Ave years imprisonment,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

labor, In tho l,stpre !, Y,
u combination cannot b y a., el'a|
other industry Is there A. ' sas''N
competition for labor A ' Y VI
Inc sugar industry pavs = ~, sgts'
than any other agric pS, Ips! Y!
ahe United States, and .I'i \. nas
should not be endanrsrsa q
which would involve ths X X. =
planter In common ruIn.n A'''.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
LADiEs' AND ouILDRnNis snons.

We have the largest stock OF ladles,
and chlldron's shoes In Fort Worth, and
sell at exceedingly low prices, In ladies'
shoes we have the celebrated makes OF
Johnson & Co.. Rochester, N. r.; Frank
q Pray, Baltimore, Md, and Eno8 & CO.,
New York city, and In chlldren's shoes
Harris & Co., Philadelphia. We sell our
ilne shoes for good less than shoe.
store prices, hecmse we sell more ia a
great less space, and what th6y add for
show, VIC deduct from their prices.
Ladies' please come and SEQ us, and
bring the children. Az royolr.
THomA9 FAIRLY,
Advertising editor Chase Trading Co.
7, S,-Wo have all kind Of lasts and all
widths Of toe and sole. TIE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

WABASH, IND, NOV. ss-'i@s
weeks Il malignant and fatal W..
liberia has been raging IN Logsnise.''
the mortality has been fearful. " Y.
children, many OF promlnsnl, Y I
have died. Tne disease bas al.' y \
out In Rochester, Fulton coupVsl !
epidemic is travelling AZ inc W., Y,
ing nrst entered this county y
considerable alarm over the spI.. Y
malady, and active preparations =
Ing To check II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
ohlopgo, Kanana ony = omnha.

SrmaGpInLD, I'LL, Nov. 28--Tho Chi
cago, Kansas City 8 Omaha Railroad
company was incorporated in the Office Of
the secretary OF state yesterday Capital
stock $4,000, 900 The principal Office
will DO at Chicago, II Is proposed to
construct the road from Chicago or near
Hamilton ia Hancock county TO a point
on tho hsassippi river, opposite or
nearly oppslte the city Of Keoknk, Iowa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
ol,Durne win co operate.

HNttlAl 10 titt fshhttNf
CLgBURNE, Tx, Nov. 20. The com
mlttco from woatlerford, consisting Of
Hon. W. Il. shannon, Mcssrs. j. r. Har
court, II. ID, l.. Lewis and A. l.. Au.
dr0ws, were met at the courthouse lasl
night by the business mon OF Cleburno 10
consider the question OF the proposed
road from Woatheriord TO Corsicana.
MIR. Frymler, PRECEDENT OF tho CIoburne
bonrd OF trade, was called to the chair,
aud after no had stated the object of the
meeting Hon. W. Il. Shannon said that
they came to Cloburne 10 ascertain
whether ornot Cleburne would cooperate
with Weathcrford aud Corslcana In secur.
Ing the road. Col. Il. y. Chambers, NJ.
NJ. Crane and other gentlemen u Gle
burnc, assured the meeting aud commit.
toe that Cleburne would heartily aid aud
assist Ia the matter. A committee Of our
citizens, consisting Of Ma Heath, w.
u Heard, u. i. Chambers, Hon NJ. NJ.
Crane, Sam Graham and j.. NJ Guggen.
holm, was appointed to visit Corsicana
with tho Woeihcrford committee TO make
arrangements for the building Of the
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
WIN. REED, DgrauLyls.

IN" treasurer of u stree, RIM.
pHny stsal. sioi ,oOo. ''3
BosToN, MASS, Nov % ~. .
Ing VIM, Reed, treasurer 4 ~ Y
Boston Horse Railroad cODp,s,
rested on a charge o. tmbes,ll AZ Y /.
900 In cash and 100000 d ", n
stock OF the company. lts,s,'.s
me ombeszlement has been NV I
the past i've or six years, R..sl.
treasurer Of tho compauy i ~. \.
mas always been trusted .lh n
iunds, Ho was ARRESTED y J,
In South Boston h ~
Inspector Hanson aud polis
Houshton. lie refused 10 y v.
In regard to the accusation .s,'.
Reed, In addition TO treasu,s,.''
railroad company, has Nh \
time engaged as d broker 4 & N
shire street. The surplus b M X
ON September so was slsicd y ~ N
Later facts show thai Ma iolal Y y.
embczzled Is SlOi, OO0, Of whlea n \
~ an over Issue OF stosk aee6 y.
iessed TO the police and turn,d M
his property TO the directors q 4,
pany.
REED IN JAIL.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov 2S.--Ast h
hearing before the municipal COM
was held In $50, 900 bail lcr arlu'
before the superior court At Ia N
Der term. Reed did busInlssnl,
broker, and 1t Is stated that tha hi
the railroad company btcamesoBsI
with his own IL Is Impossible il 4
present just how his acsourh !
Reed is In jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
MoUST PLEASANT, Tgx., Nov. 20 "a
meeting viii be held here tomorrow night
by our o'tizons 20 secure grounds for
division machine shops, round-housea
and yards for the st. Louis, Arkansas &
Texas main line and the Sherman brUnch
Mount Pleasant Is DOMINIC city airs, and
with shops and yards she will DO the
town Of this section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
cuuiaE WIN Lecture mere.

Special TO the Gazette,
NJ pAso, TRx, Nov. ga. X, Cutting
Is now making preparations TO leave for
Fort Worth, where he will deliver q
lecture ON Thursday night the 18th inst.
lie VIII, as far as now known, begin his
course OF lectures In your city. lie will
doubtless haye much 10 say OF interest TO
your people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
A NEGRO BRUTE.
san Antonio DraymAn Rnvishss His
Thirteen year, old Niece.

n san AntohiO brnymhn NnVishub HIS
Thirteen year. old Niece.
Special 70 tho Gazette,
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Nov. 20. George
Felix, a colored draymAn was arrested
and jailed Tonight charged with rape
committed upon tho person OF Minnie
Washington, his 1B-year.old hlece, last
Frday night near the Sunset depot. The
mother knew Of the crime shortly after II
was committed, though did not Inform
tho officers until to-day for the reason
that Felix threatened 10 kin her and the
girl II they uttered word about IL 10 aay
one. Felix is In jail TO await an inyes,i.
cation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
rho u. q o. oomInr soulhwe.,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA gentleman
from Cincinnati who has for number OF
years been prominently connected with
the railroad system In Ohio, and who Is
perhaps as close 10 President Robert
Garrett Of The Baltimore G Ohio as any
person moi 4 member OF his official fam.
NY, mas said that new departure of the
baltimore & ohio system might
soon 20 expected. In brief,
the baltimore & Ohio people
are negotiating for lines leading 10 tho
southern territory The Baltimoro &
ohio lost control OF tho Ohio 4 Missis.
slpl' which gave II an outlet to tho Mis-.
slsslppi river and beyond, through frlo,. a.
" relations with tho ulinoia Central, az.
tording opportunity for fair proportion
OF the tralllc from the South. The 40.
rupt termination forced At Cincinnati by
the Ohio & Mississippi which
IL now under tho control on
the Erie makos II hostile line
% the Interest OF tho Baltimore a Ohio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

ing the fact that warm and true friend
has besn taken from us.
That In the death Of Mr.. Hoxie not
only the Missouri Pacific Railway COM
pauy but the country has lost one Of the
ablCat rallway managers Of the age,
That wo tender Mrs. Hoxie our warm.
est aympatbies IN her great Bereavement.
by the committed.
TT. RAY, Chairman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

A STRIKE IuMINgsE
The HralScmon and The Erglussn
AnnAnI IilnnniiAnaA --- /.

The Iiralscmon nnd The Erelnssn
Sunset Dissatisfied
Special 20 The Gazette,
Houston, TEX, Nov 2s.--Rgs
days past 1t has been known ihl a
existed between the officials oiUS'
ern Pacific company and the kAa
and also the Brotherhood Of Leas
Engineers. A committee o. lni.
left for New Orleans a few nIgbsls'
tomorrow nighta deleeatlCuo sala
will leave for the came city p W
with A. G. Hutchesou, general ~
Of the Atlantic system, and his iae
j. Kruthschwltt, regarding ihe W.
grievances. Unless matters nels
1T Is believed that serious dinsrssaI
ensue.