Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-13


] Z. Pennington, livestock agent NJ
the Santa re, lett lnsl nisht FOR Chicago
J y Moore. general superintendent Of
The Fort Worth aud Denver, came in
frpm TRIP yesterday
J. j. Mulluuc, commercial agcnt NJ
The santa l1c. Is tecnpcmlng his eN-
hansted vitality NJ Mineral Wells.
A Missouri, Kansas mud 1NNna freight
brakeman u1mel llnll was badly used up
by lrimpz at D,uton Yesterday
G ~ Salr. Formerly train dispatcher
for thn Fort Worth and Denver city,
this city aus returned to the Fots,
The washnuts on the 1iNns aud Pa.
oihc near Abilene were repaired yostrr-
dag aud AL trains are n"w running on
time
q. 4 Camiuc. city ticket agent " tho
81 Luuls southern, has lost his piss over
The North side street railway aud Is
dl-vonsnlate
IS X Thompson, general Southern
manager Of the Canda Cattle Oar COM
pauy. n'ntmI from Chicago last even
ing via the Katy
News from Rates and other points
along the Santa lie in New Mexico IN
dicaies au unusually heavy livestock
movement nortLNhrd,
The Cleveland aud piitshnrg Railroad
company has declared q quarterly diyi-
dpnd 0f ! ~ per cent npou the gMrnii-
terd stock, payable June l.
President CLARK Of the Union Pacific
on his return fsrm the east viii probably
be accompanied by President George
J, Could of the Missouri Pacific
Suit has been brought against the Pitts
burg. Cincinnati Chicago aud ST Louis
FOR registering on d bulletin blackboard
nj arrftu1 ~ "a
Tha New York Ccntral's Columbian
express has broken The record II hus
covered a mile In lhriy-iye seconds. or
Il, the rate al loo Miles per hour
The Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing
company OF Mount Vernon, H. has inst
secured q contract from the Louisville
and Nashville rtilroad for 100 double.
bottom Hopper gonaola ears.
The jurisdiction of +. c, Gay. gen.
eral freight agent Of the Santa he !, =
lem' has been .glIeuded so as To include
quarters remain at Topeka
r. II Hanks travelling auditor of tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, arrived In
the city last evening He will 70 down
the Houston extension TO-DAY 10 opei n,e
new stations from Fayetteville to Hous-
ton,
An tho general counsel aud general
| frcight agents Of the roads Interested
IN the Nebraska masimum rate law ar,
| present at conference being held al
| the Union Paciic headquarters at ON.
aha.
The condition Of Nlcc-prrsident No.
Mnllin Of the Chicago and Alton Is re
! ported as unchanged. II Is hoped thai
~ VIII recuver aud the physicians IN
| New York are encouraged 10 believe IA,
VIII pnll through
| a hill was passed by the South Dakota
| legislature lasi winter which emnayyer,d
the state railroad commissioners 10 Il,
maximum passenger rHies rhe inter
| ntute eonliarrcp commission has decide,
that the bill cannot stand.
An Of yesterday the legal lights Of IN,
t9nds aheeted ly tie maximum ffeigh
NY were "a session at Omaha, In the II
ntr'y 81 the Union Pacific, hlscussin,
me merits Of the bill aud how Il lnirh
feet. H'''s "'" -
The second, third, fourth ana hftb vice
presidents ~ the Reading system hny,
,yhdcrei their designations TO Prcsiden
lhrrh. Theodore Voorhees,, the Grs
| fiee-ptesidrnt, will remain AZ The opernt
ink depnftlncnt. This fNill save Tie NJ,
ten SsO.VOO per year.
y. X Whceler. superintendent q
transportation on the Santa lfe. ha
hapded y his resignation. TO take cree
% ne 18th. Whe will b. his snccesso
y ny known. There seems 10 be a
epiaeinie o. rennantlons raging At pre-,
ent atSong railroad men.
~ meeting Of the stockholders q
sne yteyeiand Cincinnau. Chleago an
Ns ewsNft t. ieSnc Sinflnlll0tN I
nNxtage honds halt3n4 lx.r ,,aaf +,