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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

at q reduced duty from his own smaru-
factory in GsrmsUy, to the detriment Of
the domestic RIBBON manufacturers OF
New Jersey.
member OF the national Democratic
committee explicitly contradic.s the s!o-
ries that Mayor Hewitt has done nothing
toward the reelection Of President Cev- :
land. he says that the Mayor snd MS
brother .in-ls y. E iward Cooper, sen. TO
the national Dam ocratic com uittee =
check for liberal amount ne Of the
largest checkf, IL f.c', which the COM
mi.tee has received.
General Francis B. SpinolA, after 5
careful scrutiny Of the registration fig
ures, ssy that the total votesrof this city
this year will be 270 ,00eT sud that the
Democratic msi2ritysAta be $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
9blI5L No es.

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, Tex, O1t. "a drizzlinq
ssiu SO. N Yesterday evening aoov. !
o'clock snd co1tiruad Oh u1il Night fsll
~aeu il il crossed 10 STEADY iowa poui
Thtchla$aG Though ire night. Tae raia
sas beginning TO Is n3edei very much
sad Coming go opp3riuae!y u VIII i2suT-
coed grass for ihs yin sr.
TIE shipment OF ca:;le yesterday
amounted 10 :hfr,y cara shipped 10 Chi
csgo pY the Hitszo1 rGrct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

and &c s@sey mln couI1 h,va teel selee-
zee as ne . thnrnuga druggist AID
nhstmscis.. DIR. Walker Ct Western
i xss ass casrso Of tae hospital and ia
slod az mofaer am o perfect good
Ssmaissa. Too much csGnot De sad In
iiVGr q the present manage
mens ard sha fall Cores of
attendants. hNaxs W. will give
DESCRIPTION OF he ce.f and dumb asylum
r HARRISON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

special 10 the Gazette,


SAN ANGELO, 4Ex. . ;t.22 .-I4formatIon
wss received here BY wire shst tbs pzob
aba q1srsntlne for which Inaetipg ct
Denver. CJi will be called on November
l8Etxt Of the 1t presansaIives Of the live
.lCck boards OF Ges!th Of Wyoming, Mon
;apn end Colorado wYuld ouly apply to
Tue cattle s1u.h Of the rex.s and PAciac
R,lrCa1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Possi5i.i.y OF bis R.uuYsr7.

Spocia 10 .he Ga1atts.
HILLsBoRo. TEX, o.. 22-Sick F,-.
rar, Hao wss SO bsd!Y hurt byL.P Gar.
rlson, 70 sonawh.. improved so-tsy. and
tae d5c'ors esy t5are is POSSIBILITY of
MS recovery. Grrison was suowed
oona IN the sum Of 1880. Tue following
gentlemen zFa M IA o1na: r s.. Dixon
I. Porter, 6 Il. Bu-ke.1, F.P. Hoyd
d Fsncaer and =. B Bind. G,rY;snI
Mn aaEs az examining ira! to-marssw;
o7tore his honor, Jldee 0 1exsestaz "a 8 g
Tim f':ssgsusacstss't e.e wen
A. An,ssssea,sgad s:ore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
! stock belonging to the company. T

stock belonging to the company. The
ii.htion ls :. mcvs 10 the Pate and
ieed through tae winter.
/ Tae Cslkias Csltle Company Of LIN
c3sn UNITY, N. n VIII shortly sssfs on
we EsN to Amsr Q, Tex 1900 hesf CT
,, stss ., 10 20 th-nc= ny Isti to the H.
sas Cl:y stockys-cs.
j G Gsynor Of tas FcndNdu Lsc Csi'ls
Company OF New Mexico hiss made a.
| rsnsement, tJr paeGurpg 1900 steers u
the Indsl Territory Tor one year .. 50
per heed.
j. B. Lsrders Of E ttS county, formerly
manager OF ths Enls LaSd and Css,le
Company, WAS 10 FJr Worm lcoE.Eg
after the Gale Of son horses.
-.
Ssn Angelo has rsIsed several thousand
tonsrs toward IN agricultural fsi- nnd
stock shoT which VIII be opel 10 the
whole Concno countrY.
Sheep sheerlng n.s bean yerT much
RESIDED f. lhe SCUM west py reason CT
tae rains; AID i. Appears icay haLGs ale
scsrGe.
Colonel H. D. HuH,er, tie commission
nsn OF KALsss Cay, Ii am0ng the arrlv6ls
# yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Shipped from Holland.

| Special 10 tao oaz3tss.
HOLLAND, Tex, 0:t. p Mr.. james
Allen shipped c.r OF yearllngs from this
psaCe TO BeliYue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
$4,000

TO any one he fails TO .atisfy. Treatment ad
ministered in person. Over 1900 isnts cured
In Te1as. tNcw al the ST. GEORGE HOTEL
DALLAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

.kNdE I ietCn
L Coasu!
stationed 81
Chicago says
In his report 10
} his government
on American
cattle, that the
losses 8 q s.
tsined by cattle
rsisers during
1896 an 1887
were equal 40
l 100000 aead,
ard that last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
KOUND-UPs.
Tbs Rsprt Of the. Erssca TonsRs al
Ch,eigs Absuasks CASTS Basi.
neEs 4amsrica.

cT6 8an S.u hera reKas-ltmo.
phff1c Hvspora' ion Exs mpl h.d-Saiss
CT bsock-G 81 eral 0tes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
The PANHANDLE MAtHINEaI lllN1 IPRQY EnEhT COMPANY


Engines
Betting, Catalogues PRICE,
Fort worth. asawax,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

rear th,re wss falling e Of 30 ue. cens.
IL tSe production o: caves N5tTitn-
s.aIdipg this great IoSa. ;aere h>s been
20 prerequisite i4creSse il the price Of
meat fer tie r"sgon t2,g me sc3Ic.,y &,
sood fss compelled rsi:els - pa. tsotf
cattle On tie market beIo;e they au2to
re age q tdrec yasTs, tls Sge waen ca:
lie ere usually mslks:ed, thus kergtnceee
prios LoTa. But tGis Gs5 GiscGuGtsd the
u;nFs fer Deaf s1pp'J, srd TIE CcLsul
predicts tbns By tho esd OF TIE present.
gesr the price q bet; 10 she Ullted Sta.es
VII DC 30 per cent higher thag i; IS row
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

The kidneys and the heE are the larg-
est glands fIsshe hunxn ooaY, The least
deraugement Nklkpfoslate the entire sys
TEN. To keep1sR heslhtylsmoke Grsnd
Republic OtesEros1 u Buf0s all the time.
Sold BY all first clsss esle.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Colonel Il. D. Hunler, tie commission
Nan OF KALssa Guy, Ii Hm0ng the arrivals
II yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

AThe cs.tlsnea shipping from L IS We.
Gfs !. is reported, have secured rare CT
S72 so pr car 10 Ksnsae Cl.y and ih=
hirty-ious f1ot csr at that Ia which 70
load their stce.s. This Is 60 1ivol41t to
Sl2 % reduction from the old rste, ard
nows that the roads are disposed to
nest tneir patrons hs 4 wsy in the mat
ger Ut close fsurire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

GsuarEi Live Slocs Agsnt LiewellYn oi
The Santa Fe road reports that be hss
slreadY applications f3r neatly 800 cars
Tor the shipment Ct steers 20 eas.ern msz-
KEYS this fall from the Las Vegas, N. N
station. The csttlemen who will los q
steers from that point sre: R.y1old
Bros 1000 head; Li:tief2!d Cattle Com
pinY, 1000; me c a Company, 1900;
Tong Bros 400; Mlatezams Cattle Com
oany, 500; W. Fl McBroom, AGO; i'm
Newman CT Sweetwster, Tex, 1000; ana
tie Cedar Canon poo runbaE Ct car
loaGs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

The SIN An:orlo correspondent! OF t,.c
Live S.ock Journal says: Pieces 6s.ad
On ectusl transactions may BE- q7oted a!
Sc, s. a1d SIP for one, two aud thras
YEAR old sIeers. These Price, are eu3-
j =0t 10 varistion On conditions Ct d. V y
And class Ct STOCK, but will cover The gac
sSsl run Of scuthwe stern cI:tle Tha
tendency is for sn advance, and Il il ssie
20 say that there are little prospects
CT q decline for a. least tenn Of Yeas t.
cgme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

&Sase CT wonderful atmospheric 5Vsp-
ssStion is reported from Fho county. l.
~ aui mouth some 2400 aest Of cattle In
"a pasture evsporSted to about loco hcsd
ina. he's always beel blo1n TO be I3gl
rsm1rkao!y dry sIiaiste, but fuca r2s2iSs
.are rare. TsReeur:s vii! probably oe.sp
kERess6r siytfor sn eXolsnstion Of tha
sssss!fs principles in the effect OF such
IrJI matte infuouraa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

"Ehe Norihwesr on . Boom ,.ssBe2
FORT WORTH, F1Sss.
A. B. Richards Medicine, COD 2hsn. Tex:
iso) Hfty AfZ65EfGa m's Onil Tonic.
.ssssss Nv. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Colorado has sent Mora irierioT cattle
into the eastern beef market this yesi
Jhsn 1t ever cid before. The principal
reason for this is the owners are arxior:
20 ualosd their range cattle ere s1olcet
winter has barred their bones. The sres
leei problem is chsneing. The scrubs
,re going TO make room for better cattle
i Field knd Farm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Following are shipmerts Of stock last
week from Abilene: Swenson Bro,
thirteen CARS to Chicago; D b. ana G..
". Snyder, ten cars 10 Chicago; j. b.
O'Neill, two cars to Dallas; Phelps &
Wilson, thirteen cars TO Denison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

The hash knife ranch Of Deer Trail,
Co., has ueen ordered to round up al the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Itis learned fTcm Un4rles NJ Hiusda!e,
If Paloduro ranch. Inst there hiss been
Ship, d from tnat ranch 2SC0 cattle up
cate from Amarillo aad IL few days
hey will ship from Goodnight station
400 more. By the time they are through
shipments will probably be Shout
5000 this SCISSOR, and they have brorgdl
ne top prices In the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

1t is reported that the Dull Brothers Of
La Sale county have bought 1000 head
of two-year-old steers Of the Coleman.
Fulton Pasture Company, Ssn PatIicio
county, for $40 per hesd. They are said
to be lot OF good aud improved
cattle well worth the money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
bon. MIII-nn Ilnl Lllnndr

LoNpuN, Nov ~ There has been
sundy IMPORTS in court circles here lately
that Emperor William Is suffering irom an
acute attack oi chronic oublp, u swelling
insidc the ear, about which the doctors arc
much alarmed 1t keeps him awake al
most continually ani drives him to con-
slant occupation Tor rolict Ills odd ways
Of turning. up ut sunris, drills aud his
sirnec activity in rushing from one func-
ton b. another 40 dag an thus accounted
lur On SUNDAY one ul the people best In.
formed m England on inner Berlin ucws
stated that hu bad become worse during
The lul Tow days, AMI yesterday 10 was an.
nuuncyd That, owing iu q cold, lac will re-
main inluun during the rst II the week.
II the ear malndy should take q serious
turn there would loo immense excitement
all over Europe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

cross-examined without result and the
State rested their case.
For the defense Hronek was put on the
stand and said that he was not an Anarch-
list and never had been. He never be-
longed TO an Anarchist society and did not
believe there was such thing in existence.
lie then made n general denial OF the
truth Of Chlcboua's story. lie never
made, manufactured, bought, sold or pro-
cured any dynamite. He never said that
he threw the bomb at the llaymarket and
was not there. lie had never been
harmed by Bonfeld, Gary or Grinnell, and
had no reason for seeking revenge on
them, nor did he ever threaten to do So
lie never was at Capek's house when q
liquid was being poured into glass balls or
beads, and, rs he knew nothing of the
manufacture OF explosives, never instructed
Chleboun in the art.
On July Capek aud Hronek met Chile
boun. The latter asked them TO 20 over
to Cottage Grove avenue, where he had a
friend, and they would battle in the lake
ION the way over, continued llronek,
The said that he had heard that Grinnell
lived IN pretty park, and suggested going
to see il. Then / suspected that he was
going to sell US out and when he did not
know where it was | went TO saloon at
the corner Of lhirty-ninth and State streets
and asked. We walked around the square
and looked ut the fountain. never said
anything about revenge"
lronek admitted going TO Riverside
with Chleboun, Mikolanda and Janau-
schek, but said that no incendidry talk
was INDUCED in. lie never said that he
was prepared TO kill President Cleveland
or would go into Il courtroom with bombs
karaiiat, he said, left box OF bombs
and dynamite at his house in October,
1856, and never returned Tor it. lie had
never heard from Karatiat but once since
then, and that WIS when he received a
letter from him, dated at Memphis, last
May. Soon after the bombs We're left ut
his house, Hronek said he grew afraid
and threw fifteen OF them into the river.
As TO the second trip 10 Riverside Chile
boun paid the fare, so rs to test Domb
All would have been thrown away had
not Cheboun asked the witness to save
them. Hronek WAS always suspicious that
Chleboun was playing bad part"
The witness said that he never knew
Seyic, except by sight, and neither intro
duced Chleboun 10 him nor brought any
dynamite from him.
On REORGANIZATION, lIronek said that
the cans found in the woodshed were put
there by an old man who boarded at the
house aud who picked them up on the
lake front among the refuse. They were
designed TO hold paint and Tor other harm
less uses.
An adjournment was then taken until
Friday morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
THE RISING SUN TRAGEDY.
Strong Evidence against tho Accused
Continues In the Trial.

Strong Evidence Against tho Accused
Continues In the Trial.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 2S--Thc habeas
corpus trial OF Whitworth, Mclean and
lloskins dags its slow length along
Paul Harding, George Combs, Burnwcll,
Turner, Walter Jefferson, Al Wilson, all
colorcd, aud j. j. Scrusgs and J. H. Sut
Ton, both white, whose testimony was
principally cumulative aud corroborativc
of witnesses heretofore examined, except
in addition Turner stated that he was on
the gallery OF the store when the defend
ants went there, aud that they passed in.
Whilworlh, after speaking to witness, re-
marked: "Iou nigycs need not I've scared,
am not going 10 hurt any Of YOU, but |
am going to make some of these white
s-soi BIS hop light, ladies'"
Walter Jefferson also said that as they
entered the gallery Whilworlh said Ia him.
"Nipcr. YOU had better be- running, rs
there may be hell 90 pay"
Dr. Davis, who examined Whitwmth's
wound, describes il as entering the outside
Of the lett lex. midway between the ankle
aud the knee. and ranged downward aud
inward on the inside OF the ankle. lt WIS
q thrty-cight caliber bullet. VI. \.
Jumper, white testified that hc examined
Henry McCarty's wounds, and described
them ~ shots across the breast and both
legs aud one arm with rifle balls and across
one arm with buckshOt lie said that
lieiry McCarty had n thirly-cight calibcr
revolver. with all the chambers loaded but
one. aud that one seemed 10 have been
shot of a considerable time previous.
Sutton, who saw portion Of the Diff
Guilty, In addition a. the general and
specific details thereof, stated that some
fifteen or twenty minutes after the shoot.
ing, he, In company with two or three
others and the defendants, at the request
Of Whitworh. went into the store Ia see
how things were; that they found lvy's
body near the back door with a pistol on
the floor beside him, which had been shot;
that they found Aston's body In the Office
or back room on the floor aud that q VIM
chester rifle was lying on the bed in the
room. that WhitW0dh remarked there
that he had no regrets for having killed
Ivy, but hated like hell 10 have had 10
kin Aston" lie said that, before going
into thcstorc, Whitworlh told him, scruggs
and RuIlcdgc. that hc was going rabbit
hunting and came by there for ms null,
aud the damn SIS b---s shot NJ me like
wls n mad dog" Adjourned I'LL tomor.
row morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
In tI,r ,.,rnnu IieIrIIstnu.

BrmIN, Nov. 2s.-ln the Rcichstag 10.
day, the debate on the budget WIS ~.
sumcd. Herr licbknocht (l,adicall at
tackled the foreign policy Of the Govern.
mcnl, and suggested that II ought to pro.
pose q general European disarmament.
The Hon Won Rocttichcr, Prussinn
Minister 81 State aud imperial Secretary
1T State iDr thc Interior declared that tho
suggestion wa, impmctirab'c. Prince
Eismnr H.. hr said. lad never provoked a
conflict On The contrary ho sicadiasily
sought peace The Federal Government,
Her Nln l,upitIgh,r rail, were well aware
that Gee social lrsI,luiiou Of past yolr, bad
not removed alI evils. bat thcy would have
bypn held iUrpiiul oi duty il they had
done nothing Their onlrayor had been
10 rmciy tho evils s.ugly The G0ycm-
mcut o,st back upon the Socialist party
tie charge OF pursuing policy 81 aggra-
Walton II Wa ihr desire II tile Govern
munt a. reconcile auiisouism aud prO-
uIUlr thp welfare ui Hll classes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

Bridcwcll Grand Treasurer, G. II. Meade,
Little Rock; Graud Secretary, Fay Hemp
stead, Little Rock,
Tho Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern
STAR adjourned also, after elcclng the fol-
lowing officers Tor the ensuing year Grand
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Hottie T.. Penn, llar
rison; Grand Worthy Patron, j. Il. Donncll,
Grcenbricr; Associate Grand Matron, Mrs.
Sarah G. Reynolds Associate Grand Patron,
John q. Holland; Grand Treasurer, Mrs. L.
o, Donnell; Grand Secretary, j. G. lliggs,
Conway; Grand Couluctrcss Miss NJ g.
Read; Assistant Grand lonductrcss, Miss
Mary Becker Grand Marshall, u. s. Mar
tin; Grand LectwcrD. u, Warren; Grand
Adah, Mollc Martin, Grand Ruth, Miss
Jennie Hopkins; Grand Esther, Miss Fan
ME Dow; Grand Sentinel, 7. Clifton;
Grand Orator, j. II. Neal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
MARRIAGES..
A Memphis Gentleman Weds at Sona-
tobla-At Water Valley.
gnNginl ntgnai,h Ia no At,p,nl

A Memphis Gentleman weds at sona.
tobla-At Water Valley.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal,
SENATomA, Miss, Nov %. Miss Annie
Caldwell, one OF Sena,obia's aircst daugh.
tors, and j. II. Bernard, rising young
business gentleman of Memphis were
married here tonight at the residence Of
the brides parents Tho ceremony was
both beautiful and impressive, being con-
Quoted by the Rows. A. II. aud s. G. Cald-
well, father and brother Of the bride. The
following young ladies' and gentlemen
acted rs attendants W. d. Davis and
Miss Ellie Boggs, j, d. Tucker and Miss
Johnnie Cannon, W. q. Cooke and Miss
Cora Rayiord, Oliver Tucker and Miss
Dixie Jones, q. ID. Williamson and Miss
Minnie Stitt. Presents were numerous
and valuable, the Presbyterian Church
and Sunday school OF which the bride and
groom were members, remembered the
happy couple with handsome present,
Sonatobia's loss will bc Momphis's gain,
and the wishes of our entire people follow
the new-mado man and vito. Madam
Rumor says wedding bells will ring in our
midst again very soon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
Tho rnrncII NATURALIZATION.

Ioypoy, Now - Several witnesses
were examined before the raucll Com
mission today with reference TO outragcs
In TIE Castle Island district, County
Kerry
Maurice Kennedy, q farmer, reluctantly
gave evidence regarding the proceedings
Of the local league, OF which be- himself
was q member. llo hld heard the w3rl
"fUi-trr' NJ meetings oi the league, but
be- didn't know Iis meaning
Mr shannon. o. Dublin solicitor. who X
assisting the IimH, testified that Ken
upiy told him ihlt tho local league had q
lIst Ui rlsIor hung up IN the ulirc.
lDIsirn meant u tuuspit i1r roasting or
huy,1itIug landlords The people were
forbidden 10 work iur mrn whose names
were ou tho list OF rOgs.cn. Tho court
then adjourned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
TIE CASE DECIDED.
Judge Hii'e Decision IN tho Yazoo n
MiBelssippi Valley Road.

Judge HIRE Decision in tho Yazoo n
Miloigsippi Valley Road.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JAogsoN, Miss, Nov. 2s.-Fclcral
Judge I'LL today sustained the demurrer
Of the defendants - the bill Of the Yazoo
& Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
against the Board Of Lcyco Commission
en-, aud complainant appealed TO the su.
prcmc Court Of the United States. The
case arose from the roads cnjoiniug the
collection oi the lovcc taxes which were
imposed by the Legislature on all rail.
roads, whether exempted from taxation by
charter or not Defendants points we're
!. That the charter did not exempt
.. lit did Il was beyond legislative
power 10 bind subsequent Legislatures.
2. IL WA police power which the Log
stature could not bargain away.
4. Tie Legislature could not exempt any
particular railroad from taxation oven II Il
could exempt all Of he clas.
The court decided Tor the defendants on
the first ground, ignoring the thiri aud
fourth grounds, aud ~ 10 the second
ground. held that the decision VI tlc State
Supreme Court In Mississippi, Mills Vs..
Cook, was applicable only 10 private cor.
poiaiIons Tor pccuniary profits, aud did
not refer ~ railroads which we're quasi.
public corporations aud Ia which the poo-
pie were Interested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
THE BIG SCHEME
Something More About the Combine.
Russell Sage and Other Big Men
Are Interviewed on It.
MIR. Sage Does Not Like to Have
1t Called Trust.
Midgely Tells the Truth About tho
Matter and It's Cause.
He Attributes II to the Losses Sustained
by the Western Roads by the
Working OF the Interstate
Commerce Act.

NEw YoRK, Nov %. Tho Times saws:
A conference was held at the Windsor
Hotel last night that had TO do directly
with the proposed big railway trust in.
formation concerning which was published
in the 7imo nearly week ago. At last
nights meeting Mr.. Russell Sage, repre-.
scnting the Gould interests, met the d.
roctoB OF the Rock Island and Atchison
Companies. Mr.. Sage later said that there
was little doubt about the successful cur.
rylng out of the scheme. II was practice
able and had the Endorsement OF a good
many influential and experienced railway
managers. II was not the plan Of one
man, but was made up from suggestions
proposed by at least dozen railway mag
mates. 1t would work. In this opinion,
said Mr.. Sage, every practical railway
manager who has been consulted agrees.
The financial powers back OF the RAILWAYS,
added Mr.. Sage, are even moro ardent in
their espOusal OF the project than are
many managers. Mr.. SAGE insists that
the carrying out OF the trust scheme
will insure permanent peace in railroad
circles. prevent all rate wars, keep
up dividends and mako investments
safe. Mr.. Sage docs not like the term
trust" II Is an offensive term and some
other name should be used by the public.
President Strong, Of the Atchison, is
quoted as committed 10 the scheme. Some
essential parts Of the plan are of his pro-
posing. Messrs. James and Jesse Selig-
man, TO whom credit Is largely due to the
settlement Of differences in the Southwest
ern railway field, are confident that the
proposed clearinghouse plan will work
satisfactorily.
Mr.. Jay Gould holds the same opinion.
Before the plan was completed Mr.. Gould
personally revised every paragraph Of il.
and lac has gone 10 work with energy TO
induce other railroad managers 10 give
adhesion 10 the scheme Yesterday lac
spent over an hour in conference ON this
subject at tho Windsor Hotel with Presi-
dent r. H. Cable, Of the Rock Island.
Mr.. Gould says, unhcsiiatingly, that IN his
opinion the plan proposed will eventually
be accepted 10y all the roads OF tho coun-
try. So far, his friends explain, no serious
snags have been struck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
She Was surely wreck ed.

CouAssErr, Mass, Nov. 2s.-All doubt
concerning the loss Of the steamer Allen.
town is dispelled this morning. A visit to
North scituatc Beach shows the shore nj
that point TO be covered with wrcckagc,
consisting Of fire buckets, tables, chairs
aud other furniture, all marked Gallon
town" Capt. Brown, OF the North sciiu-
ate Life Saving Station, has made diligcnt
inspection OF the coast in search OF bodies
from the steamer, but ha, discovered none
~ yet. lie advanced the opinion that the
ship had foundercd either on Davis or
Southeast Ledge, each of which lie about
a mile southeast Of Minots Lodge An
attempt will be made 10 reach her lomor-
row morning.