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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
THE AmlANcn
stump Ashby, speaker Cochran and
Mrs. Lease Address the Farm
ers.

BAHIcTvrE. Navarro county. Tcxnn
that ron,b ,r,1si,i, ho ,,.,.,i,.,,s.. =,
,,,,,,.o,..'1 Il, $500 Wy v,y'i"sus' VI
N'"N'nVu ~ regular session this morning
at o'clock. There prc upwardr OF 1000
deleratca and visitors Ia Attendance man
H., nIi,,,,,, n,,,,t,.. H.,
~ "'''''v "VVN'n, ah" Vi'E nre innh-
ing me best OF w. While few delegates
hold forth IN secret conciayc. those of
thcm who rnnno, hnrti,snaio IN III.
..t ~ 'F"N 4" wv
"'Nnhs leN oDnet are chiHrIAlneI
with the visitors. by Third party ora
tory. by aueh mon M Asbhy Nfnrth aud
-, =" 'N''''' ''''''''" INV
'"uvs'
Hon, John IL. Cochran, speaker Of the
lower branch Of the lNyonty.thlrd le,,lsln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1C.-G'rom Our
Own Correspondent)- 1.-The chief congress
sional feature Of the day was the speech
for silver made by Congressman Bryan
of Nebraska. He Is the young man who
made such reputation ON his mniden
speech on the tariff question in the last
congress, and his good fame has con-
tinucl. for as 1t was general. known
that he was TO speak today, the galleries
were crowded to ovcrilowing. and when
he had begun, although not more than
fifty representatives had listened to the
speech Immediately proceeding his so
many Of them came in from the lobbies
and cloakrooms that the house seemed
fuller than at any time since the dis
cussion began. The young man not only
sustained his previous reputation, but
undoubtedly added to It, The force OF
his argument and eioquencc was fully
appreciated by the administration party,
as they set Mr.. Harter, their shrcwdcst
qucstloner, after him. all to l.ttle avail.
except to show the house one of the hest
displays Of renariee Il has ever listened
TO. The Texas delegation. welded as
most Of It Is to the silver standard, talk
oil lttlc else tonight ana MT bfyHh u
hero among them.
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell
Ill M, a,+o-noon IN Tho C,nynttc corres.
SAi' ms ni'.', , w. ~. s,,,.,,'
pohuent tlat 'ne reuson ~ AZ" 'Du' 'i,
for the past week is that the visits Of the
t.4,i,. ,,ri,.ad rnr,-resan,cu have "a taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

pLEASANTON. Kan. AUGUST lG.-Ths
dctalls of the failure OF Robert Kincald,
banker. capitalist and merchant OF Lynn
county have just come TO light The failure
il one OF the most disastrous In the history
az the state, and Klncaids continued abb
sence from his former places OF business
leads creditors to believe It Is one OF the
inost dishonest. Kincaid was president or
Tho CItlzens' hanl, at Mound city, part.
ner in Hood x Kincaid's private 6nnE ana
proprletor Of q general store NJ ms placs.
lrbe liabilities ~ the bank OF Hood *
KInrnid are $4,000. with asscsls Of only
SSo'OGO. When the bank failed S,sO IN
rnsh was found IN the vaults. The IN,
debie1ness OF the Citizens bauk Of Mound
city is s2Oo0oo With assets no. near I'M ~
a ,,nnnrai store ~ xiTSOOO with only the
sstock as assets. Among the creditors are
seyenty-three persons OF whom h, s,gnn
narrowed money IN sums OF SlOo 70 stu .,,,,.
Hmhn, The latter class OF creditors are nine
widows, Kincald had the confidence zen, re on
-, ,rhon, hr ala not secure money, anu
who are mot now mourning their losses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug. 49, Supple.
mau,mg It's significant article Of ycsier-
day on "The True Situation" the Post
today publishes another ll')rihl from
which the following II extracted:
yesterday morning the Post uttered q
note ~ warning. 10 The country. it told
lie truth q n time when the truth was
scarce rpd sadly needed, There has been
nonsense aud romance enough. Great
metropolitan journals had been Inislcad.
ing their readers through the medium Uf
alleged polls Of congress. They hal sent
over TO Washington talented young gen.
homen who asked Mr.. henderson what
state he came fr1m. aud inporiunod Air.
German for some insight 70 his party
wisdom from Two or three new Washing
ion correspondents. who-as Ia the case
or the New York Herald criticised the
y,e,.presiient for appointing Mr. Noor-
hees 10 the chHifmanship ~ the finance
committee. And then they gathered their
mighty intcllcrts together and assured
mankind that the sherman act would be
promptly and uneondiiionally repealed.
ct seemed high time that nome one
viii o. Intelligent cDmprebensio1 0f the
facts Of The ease should tell the simple
irnth and ihtt function the Posi- yesier-
dnv discharged II would be well 10 have
4 niilnry for newspapers that rccklrssly
nnisiead the public, aud doubtless, IN some
midway plaisnnce Of the future. there
will be q boom "a which the fnlrntcl
ncvrcatherers aud poll takers of lat
,reelt IAN be erhibihed 70 gaping world.
Isor ne present. however, II seems 70 be
"a ne drst Importance 20 clear away The
,sbiIsh In which mems mludB have been
e,,vejoued and 20 convince them shat
rci,hrr Mr. Cieyelhnd's supposed divinity
nor the -1ndent fzbricarons Of tho Nov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
rHE DBcLlNE NJ SILVER.

WASHINGTON. Aug 16.-The mint
ment showing tho value Of silver for n
series ~ years back II begins III 1873.
when tho value Of The silver dollar was
S0.DSS. rs ratio iG.17. value Of 6nc ounce
Of silver, Si-2S2 and Average London
price 5S.3i2 pence.
The price Of silver Il traced downward
each year, with rise In 1sO0Oi. when
the silver Is quoted ~ worth 81, S05ss
the ratio 1883 and fine ounce Of silver
Si.OI7S0. Further declines are noted in
1892 and 1893, until luiy last Is reached.
when the silver dollar Is stated 70 be
worth xO5GOo2. the ratio 2Si2, a Ono
ounce Of silver S0T2037, aud the London
price 33.OGO pence. The basis Of yalue
from which the fgureA are made IL gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
NO HASTE ~ THE SENATE,

WASHINGTON. Aug ~. senator
Stewart was asked whether. II The blll
TO repeal the silver purchase clause with
out conditions should come from The house
10 the senate, \ would he The policy ~
the senate 10 adopt some such plan with.
ont regard 10 closing debate ~ had been
adopted IN the house Of representatives,
Mr. Sicwnrt answered with energy aud
yigor, 'Not at al, not at MI Thora
IA 40 haste w this matter. The people
ought 10 be educated They never have
been ,-luoated This Is M opportunity
10 do tbdr We shall cndeayor 10 edncnte
them. II Is very great question. ns to
which there II wonderful ignorance The
senate VIII be- IN no haste. Since you
ask my views upon The subject, ! venture
TO predict that we shall be her. n year
from now and shall DO hero al 81 The
time until then, nnd when the twelve
mouths period shall have passed think
Won viii find uH talking about silver,
This IA 10 be canDnlen ~ education
The people must be Instructed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug, 10
II has been suggested that the senate
will devote Itself. during the two weeks
of the discussion Of ihr silver I'LL In tho
house ut representatives, 10 conteh.
poranoous debate upon the same general
question 50 that whenever nuy measure
shall cuno FROM the house TO the senate
u will not be necessary TO 10 over tito
snne ground again, Hut now Il Il IN
tinAted that the senate viii soon enter
upon the consideration 81 the contested
election cnses. which Involve the rights
Of three senators to seats ip that cham,
Der. which are questions OF the highest
privilege aud Will nlsp trnusart other
general business, 40 that. practically, tho
silver debate Va tho senate viii not no
gin until tho house I'LL shall have reach.
ID that body. This, nt least. u the tn
formation which has been obtained from
one Of the members Of the senate steer.
fact that Senator VOORHEES,, IN q meeting
Of The senate finance committee last week.
when asked whether II would De- prob.
able that the senate would accept u bill
Of The house for tho repeal Of the silver
purchase clause without conditions, said
III y not probable or possible, aud for
my part, / shall oppose such PROPOSE
ton"
This statement l. well authenticated.
II Mr., Voorhees, shall not change his
yieWH before the vote shall he reached,
the approximations ns 10 the final course
Of the chairman Of the senate committee
on finance nre likely 10 be realized The
attempts which have been mnde 10 aseor-
tain what po.icy the free coinage men In
tho senate VIII adopt with regard 10 the
early closing Of debate, have resulted
IN securing some very clear and emphatic
statements from the leaders Of that fac
ton. There Is Que thing about these
gentlemen, their franknnss Il as note
worthy Ms their sincerity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

DALLAS, Tex, Aug 10 lspecal.)-
Col lioli Seay attorney of Franklin T..
dcas or nrlpr granting stny Of proceci-
lngs Issued hy Judge J. 81 Hurt on
Sheriff tAhcl tolny, First he wanted
the SHERIFF 10 accept service; that official
declined. Then the uniicl States mlr-
sinai was asked to anryc the papers. he
announced that he was not serving pnp-
ers for state court. Tonight Sheriff
Cabell consulted his attorney, Judge |.
A Watts and the latter decided TINT
service wonld be legitimate 4 served by
The constable OF this prcrnci, aud that
2iicinl viii Ne called In TO perform the
job tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
wonKING ZOE 4 MAIonITY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. The lead
err In the house who ara representing the
yiuw that the silver purchase clause Of
lie Sherman law should be repealed at
once. and without current silver lcgisla-
ti9n say ihfy naFe n9ge NM , nhneondi.
poff II a majority n the members Bnt
10 secure this end they must labor with
A large class OF Democrats who hold that
tls,y are pledr "A by the party platform 10
yoto fJr rcpsil, and also provide for frcc
coinage and who believe that unless free
c9lnare = coupled WIN s ihe repeal q The
precedent will not approve Of free coinage
at any rAii0.
There y no question thar large ma
joIiiy would vote for the repeal II they
wen confronted with that proposition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

nuzzARDs BAY Mass, Aniggs' ,o lS
WAS 4 Unable 10 take his H' Isw i YORK anek-
The steamer ciernent 81 beach this after
noon noen The launch was PVT OK pl,s.,6sa,
GABLES aud soon returned VIII Win sn hsur
and Mrs, Cleveland N ~. Cleveland and
NneerY 'Ir Beneilct drove 70 me .mlssf
ma afternoon Mr.. and MI MI, efeaipr.
,ans dinner al Cray Gables tliis e'sA''s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
VOL XVII NO 274

alone Therefore, tho members who
are supporting the Administration program
are using every effort by argument and
persuasion 70 win over VOTES for uicondi-
unnal npeal Those who favor frer coin.
asc coupled with repeal have been stiff
hiil by the speech Of senator Vest. IN
which he boldly took issue with the piSsi-
dent aud secrotary Of the treasury.
Representative Patterson Of Tcnuoasce
who WAS formerly a fncc coinage adyo.
gaze, delivered q well.pscrared argument
IN support OF unconditional rnpeal, which
seems to have made an Impression, and
II Il hclievol will have ctfec. upon
on thusc who have not decided which
way to thrnw their votes.
The Republicans have taken little part
an Tho discussions IN the house, hut acy-
eral OF their hest takers are preparing
TO JOIN the fray whenever they can gain
any partisan advantage hv IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
Northen,s orinion.

sPARrA' Ga, August lG-Goyernor
io oiihp ,, Is ~ MS home here. Through the
with President Clevelands message
II Is not my OpinlOn.' he says .tbat
congress- should repeal the Sherman law
utiu tnen adjourn and delay to the regular
Inc people Insist upon reimbursement;
lhey demand the restoration of silver 10
esInal power and privileges with gold in
must redeem It's pledges" ~" party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
The Realty Of tho Estate OF
Thos. Roche Order
cd Sold.

BY decree Of the Probate Court OF
Tarrant county I am ORDERED TO sell for
cash within the next thirty days 20 much
OF the real property belonging 10 tho
estate OF Thomas and Mary A. Roche
as shall be ueressary TO pay on the
debts Of said estate.
This property inclndfs store heusos.
situated on Main. Houston and Weather
ford streets, tennnt bpuses. Residence
acreage property and line farming and
grass lands within four TO aeYen miies Of
Fort Worth.
y J. ROCHE, Adndnistrttor,
400 Maln street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

MAIQNE, n. Y. August 1O.-Edward
day and darnk to excess While intexi.
. ,iit SOU was stolen from HIM The
pnrber. He committed The robbery WINE
SHAVING HacketL lie confessed The crime
nNihg as reason for II that a short lime
agV ne was forced TO marry wife he ali
nyt want anu that, being detected In HE
crime he would be sent 10 prison. in mar
way getting rid Of his wife. :" '-A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
ANTI sILvERrTEs.


WASHINGTON. Aur. 1G..-The es.
ecltive committee Of the anii-silyer for-
COS In the House held meeting this
afternoon for consultation. a poll of the
House practically completed by the can
vassrrs In tho Interest Of tho nntl-silycr
faction IL said by one ~ the leaders 10
show majority Of % In favor Of the
unconditional REPEAL Of the purchasing
clause IS provided IN the Wilson bin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Secretary
Gresham il sald 10 be dissiiisG-.f syith
thr findings Of the BcriHg sea tribunal IN
regard 10 The regulations established, and
It Il Understood hi, views are shared by
are interpreted 10 mean that the United
States viii have entdilcl upon them
the cost aud worry Of pairoling Boring
sea without benefit 10 IT, sealers, while
Russia, Japan md perhaps other nations
will rcnp the harvest, the regulations be.
ing tindng only on Great Britain and
fIis country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
WHY HALT YE?
Choose This Day Whom
You Will Serve.
ORDER THE CHARGE GROVER
Democracy Doesn't Know
Any Retreat Music.
THE FARMER AND LABORER
Looking to the Party Of Jefferson
for Relief
WHICH mo ntsaru M, IIrssso
THE FARMER AND LADORER
Looking to the Party of Jefferson
for Relief
WHICH is TIP DEATH OR nIFnq

That the Grand Old Party that Has
Conquered Every Foe VIII Now
Chooso---A Modern Patrick Henry,
Bryan ofNobraska, Thunders Forth
His Eloquenoc and Logic Against
King Gold the Impostcr---silverltcs
Call for n Vote as Soon as lac Has
Conoluded----Congrcssional Pro-
ceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
To LoAN MONEY on poNps.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. The prop
csltion :" authorize the secretary OF the
treasury 10 lend money 60 banks. cor
porations and individuals on United
states bonds rs security, senator Man.
derson SAYS. viii In all probability he
adopted, and enacted Into law. Thja
schemo, II was nndnrstoo,l. has met the
approval Of many bankers mud business
men Of long oNirriencc aud high hnnn-
70 lncrcnse the volume Of the national
bank issue one.tcnth. would tend Ia
mitigate the nreseut currency famine nj
once. while II would place M the hands
OF the scerctary OF tho Treasury the pow
or 10 correct the sifngcncy Ia the money
market Ia the future should condition
IKE that Of the present arise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 1G--Tha
schooner Betty NJ. l.iaiy from Charleston.
X, g., was detained ri local 1uarnntins
station last evening. Three reported cases
Of yellow feyer on board, one Il known
TO be suffering from tho dlarare while tho
others nre suspects and show symptoms Of
the early stage Of the FOYER. Tho schooner
aAllel from Chnrlealon q wenh ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

In In regard 70 the chslrmanshlp Of the
s sh Dehii9eFatlc committee In view OF
tnr probable retirement OF AIr. Nlurphy
me name OF Lieutenant. Governor Slice.
nan has been mentioned for the nlsee
but II Mr; Mclaughlin so desires ii (
one OF the representatives, OF Klnes county upy''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

DuBlAN. Ang ~ psrty II Inrrryniak.e,rs...
aeiusns s9 marty left Kikee iais. sSl
T.. ,,,oss ne liver at shannon Il,ts,ai,ie
bay when THE party 80 ~. ~ water.
eserybody was thrown lhio ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

4 cie.ai August iG san, 30
IN. acsonr ~. Mti.llsiina.
hIfes ~, We pOlfI s.iH arre
tie NY indlc.t0- III NJ.
'''ael " NJ iici.la,.h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

intoxicapts to a minor, George Turner
The indictments were filed by the boys
mother SOME time since. Others will
follow.
The delivery wagon Of Vance Bros,
grocers, Wa dumped over a steep EN-
bankment yesterday afternoon. The
wagon was badly damaged, as was the
large load OF groceries in it. The driver
escaped unhurt.
The select hop given by the Red Rose
social at the city hall on Monday even
ing was the best and most enjoyable
affair OF the winter, A number OF
young people from out OF town were
present,
Messrs. NJ. Carroll and Lawrence NJ.
Garrill, who have been at Washington
looking after the interests OF the former
for the Benwood ~postofiCe, returned
last night, sadder and wiser men.
Several members Of the A, o. U. W,
were last night the guests of the La
Belle Mogulliaus, and had q famous
time.
George Fitzgerald had his hand and
arm badly burned at the skelp mill by
falling on q load OF red hot akelp.
Miss Elvia Fitzgerald is visiting
friends at New Matamoras.
James Barrett returned last evening
from Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Locnl News and Gossip from
tho GIa,s Civ.
Tho nomoo,o.;o ovoor,;vo ~ooror,;,,oo
of his conntv Which was ]Snnninted
last iall to execute the orders OF tho
county central committee, will to-day
undertake to distribute the fourth-class
postmasterships In the county. It is
surprising that Congressman Pearson
permits such machine work in filling
county %postotices. The patrons OF these
Offices are much better qualified to
select capable and efficient servants
than the politicians OF u committee who
have no earthly interest in the office
beyond giving them o the cnappie VINO
VIII oest serve their personal enos'
II. @. Welday, one OF the Oldest resi-
dents OF st. Clairsvllle, died on Tuesday
last. He was the cashier OF the ma
tional bank there Tor anum5er OF years,
put hnally retired from eotlye business
ahu LOT u lohg time ttaVeleu ~ tno
SCUM anu wro'e nome MS Impressions
u cH"' ~
lhey nave pLocRea up the oiq entry
Whete Tue Hre burned ana 10 sun Durh-
ing IN n OF Heatherlngton,s mines
G Sro IL VuI o~d ne v.;u shy ,hHo T ohIa w. %o onsr MtO
a no"n &c rn;no
" nv
u hepuDhoan CIT primaries 70
~ noiaat 'IoS"naIna ,n the nitS .
I'm wiII hI Mia ~ u he r MsyoI %vot;nc
n yIS~ w." o.m Sr ~ evcn;ns No time +
i~oG IL tho cali ~
Tho cnrmona wii ,,,,o IN +ho
solsct;on Of mom ah &c tho scbonI
%narS tLis snr;nn boooUso Rev JoSn
VV;r1 ,vos refn"ad room IN tho ]contraI
building to hold a night German school.
Tho PonrhI;ooro cor imnroya rnon
mHnv ~ thn snrir S"" od;ners olrenSv
nin"od IN n%nminSt;nn n th"v will That
viii be the way to win. only ward off,
GERS have been named 80 far, however.
Ex.Ardi,or w N romond now ~
Michirnn Center VIA. was in the city
this week, attending to business and
calling ON old friends,
Mr., Harry W. Sheets and his bride re.
turned from Paris, Ill, Tuesday night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
OIoUNDsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous Mclango of Minor Matter
from n%TarshnlI's Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous MGlango of Minor Matters
from MarshnlI's Metropolis.
The municipal election occurs to-day,
and a warm fight Is assured, II looked
for n few days as though tho contest for
the mayoralty would be narrowed down
10 Mayor Steele and ex-Mayor Purdy,
but tho lines are now drawn and II is to
be a four.cornered fight. Besides the
two gentlemen named Abram Bryson
and DR., D. j.. States will be voted for.
The latter is the regular Prohibition
nominee, For marshal, Robert Ro.
decker, Robert Love and I. j. johnson
will be voted for, besides S. Ii. Altman,
the Prohibition party nominee. p. S.
Hubbs aud Walter Deal we're full
iledged candidates, but have withdrawn
as the battle drew ncar. The Third
ward Is tho locality that is being
watched with most interest. Most OF
the new population which has been
added to Moundsvilie within the last
two years is located thore. The vote in
that ward will be as large as that OF the
other two wards combined. 1t is the
home OF Mayor Steele and Marshal Ro-
decker. 1t is generally conceded that
the contest lies between Steele and
Purdy for mayor, and Lowe and Ro-
decker for marshal.
Cats & Gray have moved their saw
mill from Glen Easton to tho Riggs
farm, south Of Moundsvillc. They have
secured the contract for furnishing all
the timbers for tho bridge which Ia to
span the back river between Wheeling
and Bridgeport. This Is an immense
contract.
Mrs. Caroline Weaver died at her
home ! h, In Ale, AIICghcny Gity, Monday lStN az. The tiC
lntermcnt, tho funeral occurring yes.
terday afternoon from tho residence OF
her son, Hon. Q. A. Weaver.
The grand jury Is still in session.
This will mako the third day and plenty
OF witnessoa have been examined. II
is thought that more indictments will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

The street car strike situation yester-
day was like the last few days, very
oulot. Cars were run on all parts oithe
line, and no disturbances Of any ChaTac-
ter occurred,
One Of tho strikers wagons was run
into at the corner Of Jacob and Forty
third streets early in the afternoon, and
the pole broken. The men in charge OF
the wagon claimed the car was gong
altogether too fast, otherwise it could
have stopped in time. The car crow
says the wagon had turned aside, and
,hon turned back when tho car was al
most upon them,
Early in the morning a cart was run
into BY an electric car on Main above
Twelfth street. and slightly damaged.
On account OF the dense fog the oper-
a,or did not SEQ the cart until almost
onto II. Tho cart was the property OF
william Holmes, The shafts were
broken and the horse thrown down.
Tho cars were patroniGed as we'll as
usual on all parts Of the limo, and dur
ing tho evening the Island cars were
very well %patronized.
During the day there was a rumor in
circulation on the streets 10 the elect
that the railway
COMPANY WOULD ARBIrRATE
tim diHerences now existing between
itself and its former employees. There
was not a particle of truth in it, and its
origin IL unknown. =,
An INTELLlaENusR man saw General
Manager A. u, Jolly, OF the company, at
has Office lust night, and Intercepted
him as to his intentions in regard to
arbitration.
This is the first l have heard OF any.
thing Of the kind" said Mr.. jolly.
Some alleged mind reader must have
started the story"
"Wha do you think Of tho siLuatlon
in generNI"
with both tho situation at present and
tho outlook. OF courae we are not
making money, but we think We are
right, and intend 10 stand in our present
position"
Tho story published yesterdayRa
local paper, %purporting to give details
OF u riot oyGr in NtnaYillc on Tuesday,
wa u rank fraud, there being not the
slightest ground for such q fabrilcation.