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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
THE FEVER HARVEST.
PROGRESS OF THE TERRIBLE scouRoE
IN THE SOUTH.
The Latest from Jacksonville-A Panic AZ
Decatur Many Places Quarantining-
Great Excitement.

10y "i'e' hlh To 'N' hNPhl 'N'i
NV ORLEANS, September n .-Aspe-
cial totEe P,cGVYpc from Natchcz. MISS.
GATED yesterday. SAWS: The city is IN "a
fr,cg Of excitement tonight at the vel
llo-f,vsr reports from jackson, and
f..tlgu quarantine will he established
nt.n,c. A larcc cXcurnou party from
Nstcs.l which visited Jackson aye
tn1t out from their homes, all trains on
Sire Nalchez, jackson and Columbia
r,4i beyond Hamilton having been
stepped
spec al train was snt ont ct u
o'clock tonight to bring in Natchcz
people irom Cooper We'll. Harrington.
ul olcr points along the road who
Iatr rot been 20 Jackson by shot
ean quarantine in 1878 y,low-ieyer was
80 pu, OF Natthez. and II is believed It
caa De- done again.
MFuTI-. ltSN., September d.
sheffield iu~cumb.a. Athens, and Lime
stone counties. Als.. have Quarautined
a..nt Decatur. Ala NlchsuGrg, Miss.
8, established uon-intcr,ourse with
jackson. Miss. ia Grange. Tenn, has
qHrntined against tie world.
NrWw.s. 1l>N., September 2l.-Ihc
nnu-lutcrcpuT-e quarantine Will go into
elect no noon tomorrow. kilograms
from Grenada, Coruth. and other Mis-
n~,ippl towns report "shot gun qua
rar',-e having been established against
n.retur. Ala. Jackson. Miss, and other
Injected points. Ia Is reported that the
Illinois Central trims make no stops
gong North between Canton, Miss, and
Caro-, Ill.,
CUr>Go. September pa dispatch
from uauWiie. Tenn, SAYS: At late
l.sr last night seventy refugees, who
ir the Louisville and Nashville
trsa two niles south Of Decatur. Ala,
arrived ln this city. Officers met the
trsiu IS Nalorv's station, sixteen miles
n.L ard informed the refugees that
la.y could not be permitted TO
st.r ut Nashville. Twelve Of the
lrmher he'd tickets for tbs city. Those
ui. dII not pass through Decatur were
allowed e. leave the train here. the
~uulu.tor reported that several stopped
q, towns a.oug tie road. II is learned
tla great excitement prevailed al De-
ra,ar aud that last ui,lt people fled m
al directions. gong iu vehicles and on
~. q "' Trans are Loot permitted To- sop
81 iA' c''y' IL Is feloi'7" '-'' one nun,
-.'' I'oIe II" gees '''" ~, '"'t lI, wiz
''i.'r jill zoe 'l,f ,o'I''' iH,H " " IN , no.
e ""oN1" " N.s va
,.., ... ,,I.,, r,,n '-
+.i....'.., 4r.. G.,'.on,L.r -
rl.....,,,.,.,, l,, 49,. ,..nst,,r road bo1
-.'.,...r e4' on5 t.o ,..a''l.. -, Lo.r.i
f..,. Ia...,- t,oi,. ~ tbln hound for
,.I..N. 49, ,,.,a - H., u,a
e....'.,..,o..';,'.. OIL L.+ a.. state
.a'.....i ,-..'ii,., .l..a' ,,.,, tn'..,,, IN
-N..tr.n' and INV wan, aY Atont
&C. ,,.,t4.ct Io'-s AMI the rest -
I,,,.,,lf. TL. r.f,ge.s saw t,at fine
excitement Iu Decatur ls llurs'ilttDlr.
NA,nIN1 .9N, l' c., September IL
l'r. "ohu 81. hauch, secretary on inc
llnoi. state loart az heai'h ana CHAIR
mhn "t tie Commute. oi J. mIenic8
rf .4f a4f "a I'D D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
CHICAGO.

CarolGO. September ai.--Ths cash qaossuons
we're. flour uncsangcd. So 2 spring wheat,
g7aosc 40 rot &c. No. corn, 81 .al2c.
No oats, &c. Mass PORK, tiA57kaslEf0 Lsri,
5000. saDr,-nDs, tSf3sassg5 Shoulder.
S.e2h at7.1& short-c.osr, ssssa.&. Wblskoy,
$50
llr InndInR fuilira. rnnonf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
Cholera IN India.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, September I.-The Foreign once
announces tbs. all ports Ia Portuguese india arc
Infected win chOlera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SsPTEsssE q. isSs
sla r.sas.......... SO HOB fIDA
sun sets........... 6O7 Morning. .......... 625
Moon rises. 7:t9 evening ........... bl
PORT or RICHMOND. sSPrExBEs q. 1854
ARKNsD.
Steamer WyanOke. BOaL New York. mer-
chandiso and passengers, George ". Allen q
c.. agont,.
steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Norfolk. United states
NAL. merchandise. snd passengers. = D. tssanA.
agent -.
schooner John s Beachan, CHM. kcekland,
lime. Warner Moore.
SAILED
Brig lane Adelaide, Gates. Brazt, hour
schooner George ". Anderson. Gale, BLACK
Rosa, pyrttes; vessel. Curtis Parker,
schooner j. L. NAnGoseh. bo0Ye, New YORK,
poplar woOd: vessel Curtis Parker.
schooner ". l. Franklin, bisSin, western
Branch. empty barrels. aetzSss a syn; vessel,
sceoSner \. q. Dow. Kelly, Boston, coal.
Chssap eake and Ohio railway.
PogToF NEWPORT sEwA ssrrxxsxs q. 1853
by telegraph
AExfykp
Steamship George Apposi. fiehf. Providence.
snd called for West R0ana. merchandise.
Tug Ocean King win saggss firvcsA tw Nev
AlllA HQstaa -slk iss4isa xiia ssAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. ~. horses,
mules, buggies, phsotons, wagons, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

7 InnITrr ~ ~ sI4
/ ..g.e- .,,,
} 49,. "'"' 80.
r''. .'''-'-'-.''' ~ 1S
/ POO. '--''--'' 'i' 40 ''~H
RSFiE" of rnf cftrtCO wARgEr.
] CHICAGO Septombsr Tho early trafingfn
| whoa, VA. on = moderate ana tro marf@t rnisd
1n 'o."r s.'s i.se,' l1i ia',r on advanced AL
.1er-si fre.lr and t,.,-., 49, f... ,,.r.,,,,
J. for December aD'Ye tr. 1ircrnrlal conditions
d remain about OBJ" same ~ noted fhe ta.t few
. dars namely. itnt ne foreign situation j.
. Nosk sol iouos J. tl''0 -frrnE. 81. rl Northwest
Z furnishing tDe principal t4h material The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

SELMA, Al, September ola dis
patch from Decatur this morning to the
JuucA- UqU, from Dr. jerome Cochran,
State health officer, says: know Of four
cases Of ycllow-feyer here, and believe
there are others. The local doctors have
at last agreed that We have ycllowieyer.
The excitement Is intense. Selma IS
Quarantined against Decatur, Jackson
Vile, Fla, jackson, Miss, and MI III
fected places. The City Council met
this evening and adopted shll more
stringent quarantine regulations. The
health Of Selma Is remarkably good, the
people hopeful, and business brisk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

RIcEMQNl srecK EYcRANnr.

BALTIMORE. Nd. September Ply 'rgir.s ia.
consolidated. p. go. I14l-, l1-. A.; dQ. Lew s.,
ID. Bld tJ.IaY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

CHICAGO, September 2l.-The Mayor
this morning received a telegram from
DR.. Neal Mitchell, president of the
jacksonville Board of Health, saying
that they need no physicians, but did
need acclimated female nurses. Any
such who apply to the Mavor will be
furnished transportation to Jacksonville
or other fever infected points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock TxthaDg"-Grain. Flour, Cot
tor, Meat, and other Quotations
by telegraph to Tho pi,ps,ch. !

- WASHINGTON, September 2l-For vir-
sFIlR rginla. fair weather, stationary tempe
--Iraiurs, except In Southeast, slightly
cooler northeasieEly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

TnE WEATHER. ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear Hn8 pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SFPrruEER 2i.-NArkst strong aui indications
/ encouraging Tor an improvement IN prices
Prime. IL: ezra primo. &C.; fancy. g.. ::
common, l'.a2'.c.: shrAld, .a@c, facsory
hAni-picked, gsjc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

MgvVWs. TgVs., September 21.-
There Is no definite news tons morning
from either Decatur, Ala, or Jackson,
Miss. While sons uneamuc.s IS felt
here vet. the most active and stringent
measures are being put IN force 70 keep
ont any infected passengers or freight.
Memphis feels secure from an invasion
d tie fever provided oil energies OF the
people arc directed toward that end by
enforcing s'nct quarantine against the
infected points he plan is being car
mel out. sud At meeting OF the Cotton
aid Merchants Exchanges this morning
Tie committee OF Blk was appointed 10
cooperate WITH the city authorities in
tho heroic efforts being made 10 protect
Memphis. The city at present is
healthy aud II money and vigilance are
Inc only requisites Memphis will con-
tinue 80.
MEMPHIS, TRsS., September II. The
excitement which prevailed here TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

JACKSONVILLE, ,ptembor -. One Of
tie most pathetic incidents Of the posti-
leucc orcluea Yesterday. A A,tle muc-
yor old bog named Storck was brought
81 irom th, Sand hiis, where he uad re-
covered FROM yelOw-ityeE Making his
way o. h.s home he was told that his
father mother. and sisters bad all fallen
votms TO ,uc dread disease. lie IL u
bright little fellow. ana viii be cared for
by ~ gentleman who was a patient near
Lin ia toe hospital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

that during 1885 the net profits OF the
postot flee st Galveston were S34,7l2.s2;
that the total financial transact JUS Of tie
money order department for the Yesr
amounted to S5,314, 6S4; and that over
1900. GOO pieces of msil matter we're
hsndled during the same period.
The Supreme court of Texas, the Court
OF Appeals, the United States District
and Circuit courts, the State District
court and the state criminal District
court meet at Galveston. The tsxablt
valuation OF the city, real aud personal
property, is plsced by the Common Coun
Gil at S22, 600, 600.
The annual cost of conducting the de-
pository at Calves on Is S956O. and the
sum of $1,000 is appropriated to make
such repairs and alterations as nav be
necessary, to put suitable rooms, Cfices
vaults and safes in the custom-house In
said city in proper condition, and to pur
chase such furniture and fixtures as ma,
be needed. The committee deem /
pro. er TO add in this connection, that tn
fact that new custom.house is now Il
| course Of construction st Galveston offeli
an opportunity to reduce the cost of pre-
pairing suitable and safe depository T,
minimum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

The Lumber Conventional ooIors d School
Teacher Wanted in Two States.
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Feb. 2S.-The lum-
Der convention is still IN session, and
delegates continued to arrive during the
day. The result Of their deliberations
has not been made public, but 1t 10 sup
posed the meeting will al urn to-mor-
row, when their actions on important
questions under discussion will become
known.
Last night colored man named Henry
Parker, was detected stealing s hat from
store on the East Side, and in at
tempting to escape, was shot ard badly
wounded by Policeman Gee. II Is said
the thief, finding he WAS about to be over
taken by the officer, turned and attempt
ed to draw pistol, buE the officer got
the drop and inflicted fatal wound
City property to the amount Of SAC, 900
has changed hands to-day.
The colored school teacher Dolsn, who
was arrested a short tine sgo for forging
Miller county school vouchers to the
amount of several hundred dollars ss
WAS reported by TEE GAZETTE, turns out
to be the same man WAC IS wanted IL
Harrison county, Texas, to answer for =
similar offense committed st Marsha
three years sgo. D0lGn will first answer
the demands Of Arkansas sHd then De
turned over to Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
IMMIGRATION.
Hardeman County Meeting.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
QUANAH, TEX, Feb 27-The Hsrde-
man County Immigration Society met at
Margaret last Saturday and was we'll St
tended. The citizens Of this county are
st work in earnest to secure their share
Of the immigrants thSt will soon come
pouring Into the state. Five thousand
circulars have already been printed and
scattered far and wide throughout the
northern and eastern states, showing
briefly some of the splendid re.
sources and numerous advantages o.
"the banner county Of north
west Texas" a more thorough
write-up will soon be prepared and
printed, which though perhaps not SO
large and strong as some of those gotten
up by the more thickly populated and
richer counties in the state, will contain
8 sufficient amount OF facts concernlDg
what Is here, and what has been accom-.
plished, to show to people in whose hands
they will be placed, that though I
spsrsely settled and comparatively unde-
veloped, Hardemsn county caa well sus-
tain the speculation given it, "The ban
ner county Of Northwest Texas"
Qu5nab, contrary to the predictions of
some who are always looking for some
thing better ahead, is holding up in first
class style. Prospectors are coming in
daily, all of whom are charmed with the
location Of the town, its enterprisine,
public spirited citizens and the vast
amount Of rich, agricultural land thai
surrounds It. The real estate business is
growing more lively as spring approaches,
and numerous transfers areibeing made
each week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
auprNma Oourt,

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 2s.-The So
preme court to-day:
Affirmed-Trayler vs.. L. L b. Blum
tr m Galveston; Santa F Railway Com
pany vs.. Walker, Jr., from Harris; Glenn
VS.. the Estate of Kimbrough, from
Orange; New England Live St ck Com
psny vs.. Chamberlain, from Cameron
Teleferner vs. Pille4rd, from Wharton
Belle Goode VS.. Virgins Lowery, from
Colorado; H.mblin vs.. Fottz & Walsh
from Liberty.
R,iIw.y vs.. Williams, from Galveston
MSS vs.. Chadwick, from Waller.
Motions for rehesripg were refused IL
the following cases: HerVey VS. Eddips
from Navarro; Brown vs. Reese, iron
Leon; Webb County VS.. GorzAes, IRON
Webb; Stout vs. the Ennis NIhona
Bank, from Ellis; Mckinney VS.. Mat
news, from Hill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Kaufman Fair Association. ;.

Special 10 tn Gazette.
KAUFMAN, TEX, Feb. 2s-Tae citizens
OF Kaufman met to -doy aud orgsn "a
fair sssociation with cspitsl stock s2S,
o0e DR. J Z LINDSEY was elected
nre-d n, GsoreeD. TAYLOR Weep b.
d mt and " NJ. Psrdue, Jr., secretary
The directors for the coming year OFT :;
J I'm C Graves, ". c. Mathews, X. u
witford, A G Psrrill, Dr.. D. G HICKS
DR.. J W. Parks, E s Kelly Nss'el
Marrow and W A. FrInch. They nave
contracted for IS2 acres Of land one MILF
east Of town. The company will at once
apply for charter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Alllnnoe nc. tipE at Dexter:

OOnespondence OF tSe 6AbeIEe'
DEXTER, TEX, Feb. T.-There Was 81
Alliance meeting here Saturday, In which
thirteen lodges were represented to CON
slider the propriety Of putting up 81
Alliance roller lnill and cotton gin In thls
town. The proceedings of the meeting
have not been made public, so far as We
have been able to learn. We have ont
arst class roller mill, and If the Alliance
outs up one and the railroad from Sher-
man to this town is built Dexter viii
ont boom sry small town in North Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
rasoo,s In CANADA,

OswEGo, N. z Feb. 2s Conductor
George Espbeek of the New York, Ontario
and Western Rsilroad, who last night for
the first time say a picture of Willism B
Tascott, the Chicago murderer of Million
sire Shell, says he is positive he arrived
in this city at $50 yesterday morning
from New York on his train bound for
Suspension Bridge. The other train
hands are equally as positiye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
saa Antonio; sissr the Democratic CONVEX
ton,

Special 70 the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, TEx., Feb. % "A mass
nesting was held in the county court
house fo.csy for the purpose OF taking
steps to induce the stste Democratic ex-
eeutIye committee to name San Antonio
as the plsce OF meeting for the next Dem.
ocratic state convention, and also the
convention for the election OF delegstes
to the national convention, which meets
in ST. Louis in June. Committees Of
prominent citizens were appointed to
drsft memorials to each member of the
eyecutiye committee and also to attend
the meeting of the committee, which hat
been called by Chairman Exall TO cor
vene in Dallas within the next sixty days
It seems to be pretty well settled that the
convention for the election OF presiden-
tisI delegates will be held here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

Rev. Thomas Hollis Of Buchanan, Ga.,
has in his possession pill Of Continents.
money made In 1777. II Is printed on
brown paper, something ike paSIe9oer99
Ga both ends at the back Is printed,
"Death to counterfeit" Mr.. Alorlose
has two bills in his possession ol hse
character and &. NJ Roberts mas eoln
made in 1920,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Notes From OuAnah,
of the Gazette

Correspondence OF the Gazette-
QUANAH, Tex Feb. 81 The Psnhan'
die Construction Company's headquarters
and also the headquarters Of Dan Careys
the great Fort Worth and Denver con-
tractor, have been a. this place ever since
work en- the extension Of the road was
begun from this poiut through the Pan
handle, and the work Of shipping in and
unloading construction material is still
carried on oy large force Of men, 81
though work is nesrly completed on ootn
the main line aud the Washburn and Pan
handle City tsp. All the teams
snd grading outfit belor ging
70 Dan Carey, arrived here yesterday ana
have taken up quarter forsan indefinite
length Of time. II is whispered about,
though there is no one who seems 70
know for certain, that there is a proba-
bility that work will begin early In tue
spring on branch leading from this point
either north or south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

On arrival OF the southern Pacific passenger
traits at Eagle Pass, Texas. connection will be
made with The passenge trains of the Mexican
International Railroad lesving PiedIas Eegrss
daily at p. NJ. for sabinss, MoncloVs, JAral,
Pails, and arriving at Torreon at p. m. st
ToTreon connection will be secured with pas
senger trains of the Mexican Central Railroad
going south at $3.50 p N.
Returning passenger trains will leave Tor
reoa at p. m, sfssF arIisal of the Mexican
Central Psssengex taias from the south ar.
living at Piedrss Eegras st a. m, and con-
Meeting at EAefe Pass with Southern Pacifc
rains lsAvsfE there at Sam.
Mess will be s,rVed at Pisdras Negras
RoAeIovs, JarG and TOrreon at convenient
6ours.
Stage lines connect with Vile de Mu,quii
(slnsa Ross) st BarOteran, saltillo, At Jarsl
and with Psrrss at Pals. The city Of Durango
10 about 49, miles southwest of Torreon.
The track is in good condition. while the
| equipment 10 new 81 d OF the best class.
In due time coupon tickets will be issued snt
through billing will be made at all prominent
points. ..s~...
A through line OF sleepers will be operated
between New Orleans and the city of Mexico
ont the cate for commences ment Of such service
| will be annouHced hereafter.
Csieful attention viii, be given to the require
msnts Of the public as to passenger, freight
telegraph and xpress trafic.
The standard time will be that Of The City o.
Mexico, which is about IS minutes slower thar
CentIsi or New Orleans time.
| For further information apply to J. A Naugle
| general height and passen sgent; Z. Haw
ley. IT fie agent, S3S Broadway, New YORK; 8
W. E scies, tram, agent, City Of Mexico; j. @
stGbbs, general tranac manager, San Francisco
| Gal. L. n. JOHNSON, General Manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

Chicsgo Tribune: Jay Goulo's Visl. 70
Egypt is obviously one Of pleasure ana
not for the purpose of bringing anyIning
back with him. He knows there Ii notn-
ing portable In that country worth oilng-
ing away. The English have been snefe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

Uncle Sam collected $50, 900 in duties
on single consignment Ct opium "acn
was received by q San Francisco Nm
from Hong Kong 5 few days ago. ineie
were zoo cases, weighing s2oe POUNDS In
the consignment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
r. RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

WISSObnl
north BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Laredo and St. Louis ........ $500 p N $500 m
Gan Antonio and st. Louis. 1880 m 800 N
SOUTH BOUND.
Is. Louis and Laredo 1928 N s:2o N
st. Louis and San Antonio. $3.50 N SOU m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
EAST BOUND.
10 daily. ................... IE0 ID I:to IN
30, daily ........-....-.--... I:lU IN CIV III
70. daily. s:Iopm s.Sop m
30, 8 daily .................... 500 N $40 m
NSCONTINENTkL.
NORTH BOUND,
Toys Worth, whitesboro and Arrive. Leave.
Texarkana -. ...s...- T:Soam ooa m
F9Tt Worth, sherman and
TsXRIkanA ................. 6:OO pm s:pVp M
SOUTH BOUND.
rsxArkanA, Whitesboro and
Fort Worth. .2:S m liUo m
FsIArkans, Sherman and
Fort Worth. ......,... 1925 N $500 n
FORT WORTH AND DEHVER.
Eoxth bound......... ....... 500 N
South bound. 7:lb p N
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
Arrive. Leave.
Ec, ! ......................... 7;Io p N 500 m
49, . SOUTH BoUND.
10. I....................... 6:l5 m
FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANQE:
Eort Worth. ..........-.... 500 m 1000 m
AOuST0N AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Express trains .............. 3:3Opm lo:45 IN
Express trains-............... 4:l0 m Halo N
All She above trains from the Union Depot.
O. y. EUsK Ticket agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
A FrRther in GrseRvilIe's osp'
,arIal tn the GREattR.

special 70 the 6AEetbe.
GRERNvILLK,s TEX, Feb. 2S.-Your
correspondent learns to-day from sources
thst enable him to state the fact with con-
fdence, If not as an assured fact, that
Greenvllle will be the head Of freight
division OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas branch of the Missouri Pacific sys-
tenn. The division will be under the
management of Superintendent W. q.
Boyd, whose headquarters will be PAles-
tine. The division will likely be estao-
lished here at the 1st proximo, though 1t
Is possible it NAV b. few weeks hence.
TIE Dallas and Greenville and Jeferson
sections of the system will remain as
heretofore under The superintendency oil
Mr.. J NJ. Dickinson. Two or three ad-
ditfonal switches will be made necessary
here nv the proposed establishment Of
freight division. They will be put down
at an early date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
THR RAILROADS.
The Mexican international Will be
Open to the City of Mexico
by March L.
81, Louie, Arkansas and Texas OnciSIs EK
psoted In Fort Worth Too day.
General News.
Home Notes.

J. B. Reese, travelling agent Of the
Union Pacific Railway, with headquarters
at Kansas City, Mo, was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
RAILROADS.
Mexican International Railroad
%. 5. possonce address. H,sle Pas., Ten.)u
Short Route to the Interior
of Mexico.

Commencing the First of March, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

Double daily service of elegant Pullman
Bunst and Sleeping Care between san Antonio
and Kansas CITY and st. Louis.
Don't be deceived, but call for your tickets
via the Misso RI Pacld' r ilway.
For any desired Information, tios eta, mAps,
folders etc, call on &. D. LUSK,
Ticket agent, Union Depot, Fort Worth.
JAKE ZURH, Ticket Agent, City Office, cor
ner Main and Third streets.
P:O. ARCHER.
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, Dallas, Tex.
i. ". MCCULLOUGH,
General Pass. and TGckeuAgent