Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

HteHAeeA Or peushable freight Is being IT.
cei'ed for that line rs yet
J. II Kane has hecn appointed com
inercih agent VI the Chicago, Milwaukee
una y; iam road AZ this point, vice j.
,. Tablet who has resigned to accept
service with another company.
G. g. Curiice, travelling passenger
agent Of The Nandalia, made Il trip 10
Dallas Yesterday and returned 70 Fort
Worth 10 spend Sunday with his family
and to get a drink Of aqua pura.
Tom Nash, chief clerk to A. Il. Pip
pert. superintendent Of the Cotton B.,lt
~ le1nrkana, Is In the city He thinks
the Fort s live town, but says there
are no winged insects on Texarkana.
The Northern Pacific and Great North
ern railway companies have Joined hands
10 compete with the Southern Pacific
Union Pacific, aud Atchison, Topeka and
Santa fe for California freight traffic
Passenger agents of the Central Traffic
association have decided that the Worlds
fair suburban station OF the Baltimore
and OHIO did not give that line special
advantages In securing Worlds fair traf-
The arguments In the New York. New
haNeii ard Hartford. and New York
and New England controversy have begun
before the railroad committee Of the
legislature, Colonel Benton summing up
for the New Haven.
The Denver and Rio Grande has con
traHed 20 transport Cook y Whilbys
circus To principal points on its line dur
ing the first half Of July. The tour be-
gins on the first Of July aud will wind
up at Colorado Springs.
II is understood that the resignation
Of j. Waldo as general manager Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas was caused
by disagreement with President IL. q.
Rouse as TO the policy TO be pursued In
managing the companys traffic
Chairman Morrison. of the Interstate
Commerce commission, and Commission
er Neazey have gone 10 Cincinnati TO
by Attorney Stafford. Secretary Moseley
and Special Agent Kretschmar.
To-Day occurs the opening VI a new
line Of railway to Houston from Fort
Worth. We now have the choice Of
three rolftes TO the above point and all
tirst-Class lines. Another tie between
the two railroad centers of Texas.
The earnings of the Atchison for the
fourth week Of April were $50, 400.
against SS2D, 2SS for the same week last
year Tie entire systcm earnings for
the same week wore 81 .1!i2, O05 against
Sl,0TS0OO for abe same period last
year
President Thomas Oakcs Of the North
ern Pacific railway denies that his com
pauy will dclault payment Of its Septen-
Der debt and Interest. He says the bears
In Wall street are falsifying with I'M
usual vigor about the Northern Pacific
just now.
SKINNER tourist rates TO points in
Colorado have been extended 20 Nov IN
instead az Oct n, the date previously
Aet as the final time limit This action
was taken by the St Louis and San
Francisco and will be adopted by all
competing lines.
Detectives passed through the Illinois
Central yards at Dubuque at night aud
found nearly the entire force, Including
watchmen and telegraph operators. all
fast ASLEEP. Their names were secured,
and consideration reigns, according to o
dispatch received,
Owing to the lower rate for excursion
tickets TO Chicago by the New York aud
New England railroad announced nj SIS,
rhe Philadelphia and Heading milrOad
has met the reduced price by a drup
from 5000 to SIS. Railroad men think
the eastern lines will cut rates very soon.
The total earnings of the Rio Griindc
Western road for the month of April
weri SlaD6O0 a decrease of $500 be-
low the corresponding month of hast year.
me earnings OF the lirst week of MAY
ore reported al S37 300 an increase Of
$500 over the first week Of May, 1872.
MI. ho Nan, yort, C,antroI's nine.
- IN w I'm, bot,,.a,,n Ne,s Vnrk md
S1i'o' oi', H. 49, tin m, ths
1 ,,i w" ,ho Nirlo pinte ,yilI nni an a
train that will make the same time, and
it Is understood now that the Penn
sylvania will reduce the time of its fast
train to compete with other lines
The Universal Car Counter company
6lnd orticlrs of INCORPORATION Yesterday.
me cnnitoi stock Is nlaced al $4,000. OOO.
divided into shares of 81 each. Direc.
tnI,s. : Nj Kirkinnd. n i Hutchinson.
q 4 Dunn. William Smith, Ell Low,
Arthur Gorhan and Howell Snowden
The company will open Headquarters In
Denver.
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The resignation o. y. aiu9' nIs. VIZ,
president o. the missouri, Nhllsas ln1
Texas VIII PROBABLY llNolye radlenl
change IN me trline SepnrlIheht, AT
dep a,G by those in whose ability he
had every confidence. The difference
was largely one o. policy aud may in
volye those whose views were In accord
win His
The annual meeting OF ule NhIiluisn
Incihc company was nelu ys~leiuay ~
Monircnh Inc het earnings We,e Ivpsg!It
ed 10 be about elgnt ana a hhl hlllioh
dollars a dividend WAS declared anu n