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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
mrs. nETrE GREEN ON HER WAY
TO TEXAS.
She VIII Take T>rip over Her Road
and hns Extend it-The Co,nniA-
sion'- vae",ion--centrai Traffic Az
. se...stion Matters.

Austin. Tex. Oct. 15.-The railroad
commission was without a quorum to-
day. though Judge Reagan was on
haHd. Commissioners Foster ana Me-
Lean are absent. though the former
Will arrive today.
chief Clerk Arthur OF the railroad
commission said this morning that he
hau heard that Mrs. Hattie Green
ot New York, who is the mother Of
president e. II. II. Green OF the
reNas Midland. was intending to 20
overland from Waco to Garrett and
.henee over the Midland TO Greenyille
said he; Il saw mention of this mat.
,sr IN the Gazette, and hope that she
dos 's.'e mat very trip. and II she
Iarming land In the world n IA moi
, m.,u iand, either, She will see as finely
hpioved farms as she ever saw in
, ier NE. Mrs. Green Will probably
IN " nir line as near AS practicable
I'm WACO TO Garrett, passing through
w northeastern portion Of McI,erinan
euuity' through a corner OF Hill and a
soou part OF Ellis county. There is
NOT doubt in my mind that WHOM
fry Oh, IL, h'iNVlt turning coun-
sne VIII tell her son 10 make ready
w once to extend the Midland south to
waco from Garrett"
speaking OF Greenville, said Mr.. Ar
.lur' Take look at the man ana SEQ
lhat Fort Worth is not the only town
win large number OF railroads
Greenville herself Is getting to be quite
railroad center"
Continuing, Mr.. Arthur said: "Thnt
article published in your paper"
speaking to the Gazette correspondent
am afraid will cause me great
quiries are beginning TO come in ask
Ing for specific Information about the
railrond b.llding actually going on
and IN contemplation and many other
questions Of similar import. | am
AFRAID ! VIII be too busy to answer so
many questions"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Leroy Triee. superintendent OF the
Texas and Pacific, Will arrive in the
city today.
w. l.. Chew. Of the legal department
of the Texas and Pacific railroad at
Dallas. was in the city yesterday
Page Harris. live stock agent of the
Texas and Pacific. returned yestor-
day.
Barney Pagan. travelling auditor of
the Texas and Pacific, was In the city
yesterday.
o. A. Carnine. city ticket and pas
senger agent of the Cotton Belt, spent
sunday In Vau Alstyne.
Receiver John d. Moore OF the Fort
Worth and Denver, accompanied by
Ed Smith, chief dispatcher Of the
terday.
The Texas and Pacific pay car ar
rived In the city Sunday afternoon,
paid off the company's employees here
yesterday. and viii leave this morning
over the eastern end OF the road,
william Coyle Whltcomb night chief
OF the Texas and Pacific telegraph
office at the union depot, went over to
Dallas yesterday to take part in the
Shriners' parade The last heard OF
him he was perched upon camel
travelling east over the hot sands of
the desert.
Robert u. Lee Cook OF the Texas and
Pacific telegraph office ia IN Denton. to
attend the marriage OF his sister, Ailss
Marguerite Cook. to Mr. Mccormack,
in that city
Ringing Bros circus passed through
over the Texas and Pacific last night
to WeatherfOrd.
]. W. Maxwell OF Denison. general
superintendent In Texas Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, Mike swee-
ney. superintendent of transportation.
headquarters at Parsons Kan. and
A. T Drew. ST. Louis. general freight
agent, arrived In the city from the
south Sunday afternoon over the Katy
IN General Manager Maxwell's private
car. They spent Sunday might here
and left yesterday morning for Dallas
over the Texas and Pacific
A. e. Ilirshneid. chief clerk In the
passenger department OF the Fort
Worth and Denver returned Sunday
from a visit To San Antonio.
Shep Friedman, for long time local
railroad editor Of the Dallas Newa.
has resigned his position on that paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Chicago, ILL.,, oct ia meeting of
the eastern committee of the Central
Traffic association was held today to
consider the proposition of the western
lines that the central lines take Joint
issue with them in the matter OF the
500 line rates from Minneapolis and
st. Paul 10 the seaboard. The Chicago
and st Paul people are anxious to make
the rates Of the SEQ line apply via
Chicago, as the 500 line is lust now
absorbing a heavy amount OF second
class travel which Is moving eastward.
The Central Traffic lines decided that
they could not agree to the request OF
the western lines and the latter Will
be compelled to fight the 500 line the
best they cnn. 1t Is not likely that
action Will be taken before the return
from New York OF Chairman Caldwell
Of the Western Passenger association,
The chairman with other members OF
OF the advisory committee OF the emf
grant clearing house have gone east 10
meet a committee of the trunk lines to
see II the matter OF emigrant rates can
not be finally adjusted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
wEArniaRroRD.

Rutherford. Tex, oct. 15.-Governor
,rss Hogg passed through Weather
Ia on route for Breckenridge. He
mo out on the platform while the
I'm was standing here and made IA
Ior, speech to a pretty good crowd.
h. people recognized in him the same
n Hogg OF old, and greeted what he
Ia With an interest and attention
sv would not have paid TO another
In in Texas.
I'm new Arlington Inn has changed
nds nom Mr.. b. II. Wamack, its
Zrmef manager. to Mrs Atkinson,
M win run IL in the future. Mrs. At
Ioson, though a stranger IN town.
In probably succeed by the pleas
Hines Of her address.
|Eyeryone IN this section Of the coun-
N is calling for cotton plckers and an
|most unlimited number of laborers
Iud be accommodated with work
he gentleman remarked that he could
brnish work for 200.
lone Of the old settlers OF this coun-
N returned yesterday from Flagstaff,
H.lgona, where he has been for the
81 three and half years. his Is Mr..
Feaiherford
4 large amount OF cotton is now be-
x shipped 10 old Mexico from this
blnt Five hundred bales We're ship
Id last week 10 Guadalajara; 400 more
lies will be shipped tomorrow TO the
lme place. There is factory at that
'arp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Omaha, Oct. 15.-S. II. II. Clark.
receiver of the Union Pacific, returned
today. He said the report of Master
in chancery Cornish was in accordance
with his own views Of the Union Pa
cinc question. ~ believe that all ma
turnl feeders of the Union Pacific
should remain In the system" sald
Mr.. Clark, particularly In Nebraska
and Kansas, even II they are operated
at loss, Those feeders are necessary
to the system. and l believe that they
should be retained, so the report OF
Judge Cornish met with my approval"
Mr.. Clark declares himself in favor
OF the retention Of these feeders not
withstandlng the Application ~ the
receivers to the court for authority to
abandon them. That these feeders
are essential 10 the Umcnl Pacific ali
well posted railroad men will udmii
From them the main line derives n
great deal OF businass, without which
the road could not very veil get along
II viii be gratifying news to the sun
ordinate officers of Mr.. Clark that he
Is heartily In favor OF retaining tho
branch lines Of the Union Pacific.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

St Paul, MINI. Oct l5,--A Marquette
special to the Dispatch saya; "rhe ac.
counts Of Thomas D. McudeH. cx-re-
cciver Of the United states land onicc
here, have s9n found short and his
hondsmon have been noNned. SO far
the shortage ~ $4,000. but as now
claims appear AT intervals II IN lmpoai-
BILE without an investigation TO tell
tho total shortage. The money was
paid IN during Moades incumhcncy by
demonstrations making homestead en-
tries, final proof OF communications, and
was not turned over 10 the government
or oflerward accounted FOR. conau-
quontly homestradors were unable To
get their receipts or patents and could
not realize returns on years OF priva-
tion aud toll spent Ia projecting their
rights 10 hnmestcads. Complaints from
them called attention 20 the matter
Should his bondsmcn make tho dcfaicn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

TO. to be dealt With according to the
discretion OF the grand Jury Under
judge Scotts charge DIR. Harris win
be given an opportunity to present his
pany.
The Populists arc talking about Dir.
G, b, Harris letter crltlclsing Attor-
ney General Cnlhcraon and Governor
loss Tor failure 10 prosecute the al
legged coal oil trust reprcsrnted In
Texas by the Watcrs-plcrce oil COM
ranN, With considerable satisfaction.
Thcy claim that they have made out
good case against these officials Of
iavoritism, and Of prosecution of the
Cotton Seed Crushors' association for
purely campaign purposes while they
claim ia oppose all fruits and combines.
that OF the cotton seed mills as well as
the coal oil combine. they drcare that
even handed Justice should be melted
out to all.
a writ OF attachment was issued out
OF the district clerks Office today
against the Parker Cycle company nj
the Instance OF the Western Wheel
works to satisfy a claim OF s666 95 pre-
fcrred by that company.
One Important detail Of the program
on the opening day OF the Cotton Pal
ace has been settled,
GOV. HoeG VIII he the central figure
on that occasion, and has accepted
the Invitation TO open the great cx-
position. as Will be seen by the follow
ing telegram, received yesterday by
Col II. d. Parrott;
Austin. Tex, oct. lar. n. Par
rott ct a., Wnco: Campaign engage
ments VIII prevent preparation, hut T
shall chcerfuily open the Palace, II
possible Thanks J. S. uoGG.
All the preparations Tor the opening
arc progressing rapidly and give every
promise cf making the occasion one
which shall always be memorable In
the history OF the city.
AZ q meeting Of the chalrmon of
the decorative committees OF the Cot
ton Palace, held this morning. the
funds accrulng from entertainments
given for the benefit OF decorating the
Palace were apportiomod among the
several committees.
The Ladies' association Is now In bet
ter condition than ever and Is prepared
TO continue more vigorously the work
OF making the Cotton Palace a suo-
cess.
The directors OF the Cotton palace
closed a contract with Mr. Lee VIII
son, the manager OF Miss Ellen Beach
faw. this morning, for several CON
cnrts 10 be given during the Cotton
Palace next month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Louisville. Ky, Oct MA meeting Of
the board OF control Of the national
wine and epirit association was he,a
at the once OF The association In this
city today. rhe board decided TO en-
ploy resident attorney IN washins
ton to represent the association IN Al
matters arising before the various de-
purtments, but IN no manner. direotiv
or indirectly, 70 Influence. sinpc or Il,
any way control legislation or lobby
Ihe board also authorised the employ
ment OF eminent counsel TO contest the
legality OF the recent legislation in
creaslng the tax on whisky bonded
prior TO August sS. 1894.
The question OF the suppression or
unnecessary and harmful price liafa
was further discussed in ali liz bear
inKr and finally left in charge OF the
original committee on price lists for
final disposition.
The recent enforcement OF the Ohio
pure food laws were discussed, and ali
Questions appertainlng thereto were
referred for action to Mr. II. vannev
or Cincinnati. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

ways keeping in mind the general rule
that a court must turn the road out OF
the hands Of the receiver asst as soon
MS such a thing can safely be done.
The retention of faithful Intelligent
and faithful employees Is OF more i'm
portance than temporary decrease
IN earnings. and the court would not be
Justified IN disoharging satisfactory em-
nloycs because OF present ability 10
employ others NJ refused wages The
evidence shows that some OF the orr
pioycs are hardly able to maintain
their fomilies on their present wages. .
The highest and best services cannot
be expected from men compelled to
live IN e state of pinch and want.
IL is conceded by the employees that
the rate OF local freight engine men
and trainmcn on this road are greater
than on other lines with which COM
parison has been made. and their
wages should accordingly be reduced
The petition of the receiver was over.
ruled. except as to these two partiou-
lars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New Orleans, La, Oct. i5.-A special
to the Times-Democrat from Alexan-
dria, La, says: The Times-D Democrat
correspondent has learned from an in
terview with reliable and prominent
gentleman that move is on foot by
which the Illinois Central people are TO
build a railroad from Natchez via the
White Sulphur Springs. Colfax. st. Ma
RE, Shreveport and to Texarkana.
Shreveport is to give $500. 900 In bonds
He met the Illinois Central people in
Texarkana last Thursday TO perfect
arrangements and to come to an I'M
Outstanding. They Will buy out the
Natchez, Red River and Texas rail-
road. now running from vidaia to
Black River. This road for fifty miles
from Its starting point will traverse
one of the richest alluvial countries OF
Louisiana, when It will strike the pine
hills of catahoula and continue through
one OF the most magnificent belts OF
long leaf pine In the south. From
ColfaN on the Central is also well TIM
bered. The building OF the road Is now
regarded ms certainty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Terrell Tex, Oct. l5,--Yesterday was
prosperous day In the meeting held
Rev H. c. Morrison. At the sun
g service there was a large attend
'nee and a splendid meeting. At sun
Ky school one brother became SO fum
KY ne rose IN his seat and exhorted
Iie sunday school The IL o'clock SER
&c commenced with very little sing
= ana the sermon was delivered with
e4' power and efficacy Afterwards
allar was crowded with those seek
~ sanctIlcatlon and regeneration.
~ h!Eht service was an old camp
IssNng time, with songs. shouting.
lnaeraons and sanctlnoation. the
lost wonderful meeting ever held in
slreM This mornings service was
~ one OF grand results, there being
.,sral persons protesting sanctifca-
oh, And still II goes on, growing
avn gay Many people come from the
,unlry and from other towns. The con-
~ ssSuohs are large and very atten-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Denver. Col. Oct. i5.-rhe annual
meeting of the stock holders OF the
Rio Grande Southern railroad was held
today in the office OF President jeffrey
of the Denver and Rio Grando. OF
10000 shares Of stock 10000 We're repre-
scented and the old list Of directors
was unanimously reelected. They
are! otto Mears. q. II. JEFFREY. ]. w.
Gilhooly. Fred Watson, John Mcneil,
Arthur Coppell and j. L. Buckingham.
In few days the directors win meet
and elect officers. As there has been
no dissatisfaction with the present OUT
1T, II is probable that the officers win
be reelected. These are. j. 4. Me-
NELL, secretary ]. w. Gilhooly, audi
tor, and A. Coppell, treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
rnAIN nonunnY nxrncrnp.
Frisco omcinIs On the Lookout 10,
the Cook Gang

hriHc" onicinis On the lookout for
the Cook Gang.
Little Rock, Ark. Oct. i5.-A special
from Fort Smith, Ark, says; The ON
Gals OF the Frisco road IRE worked up
over the news that a heavily armed
body OF men have been seen near
Bentonville heading Tor their line,
The fact has come from an authentic
source and 10 surprise win be fat here
u another bold dash FOR wealth u made
by the Cook band Of outlaws Thura-
day night ny the southhound Frisco
express was pulling out OF Butterncld
u was noticed that one OF the red LAM
terms had beon stolen Tho conductor
began feeling uneasy ct this, and when
he entered ono OF the passenger
coaches deputy sheriff from Siloam
Springs notified him that on that
morning thirteen rien armed 10 the
teeth mud been seen between SLOAN
and Hentonvillo riding toward the lat
ter place The railroad officials ARE
exercising extra precautions to prevent
a train robbery,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
LOOKS Lnsn suscIpn.
A Farmer supposed to Have shot
Himself.

Tioga, Tex. Oct l5.-Thls morning
about o'clock Ely Krop was shot in
the right breast and instantly kilcd in
his room at Mr. ]. r. shurley's resi-
dence In the east part OF the town.
Inc fact In the case as near as they
can be obtained az present are rs
lohoWs; Ills wife. who is a daughter
OF MT Shurley, reports thar nftor
breakfast MI. krop asked her to 10 20
the cotton neld with him TO pick cot
ton. and she told him That she could
nor go, whereupon he picked up lis
pistol "a il.Derringer) and she. thinking
ne would shoot hor grabbed up their
pany ana ran out OF the room. She did
NOT get far when she heard the report
OF pistol ana on returning she found
MN lying ON the floor OF the room.
dead, with the piatol lying on tho
noor on the opposite side OF the room.
The coroner, who lives ut Colnllnsville.
was notified by wire. but has not arrived
Yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Terrell. Tex, Oct 15-This has been
moving day for the Texas Midland
railroad, Passenger and freight trains
were put on this morning and the runs
were made on time and IN fine shane.
so that Terrell, Greenville and Ennis
now have an outlet south and
north. This road will be a lively
competitor for trade, az the manage
ment has arranged matters for the ac-
commodation Of the public. The road
will probably be directly extended 10
Waco on the south and Paris on the
north. making a most desirable route
lor the points Interested The genial,
hig-hcarted president is always work.
ing for his road and the people trlbu-
tary 10 Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Tuxpan. Oct Is Word has reached
here from the Vanilla plantation Of
g. b. Baskin, an Engllshman, some
so miles distant, that desperate fight
took place there last Saturday rhe
MeNicans employed on the place were
not satisfied at their superintendent.
who was an American, ard a numbsr
OF them made an assault upon him.
The superintendent had few friends
ate battle. The foremnn was badly
wounded and four OF the Mexlcans
were killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

ereenvllle, Tex, Oct i5.-Newt Rob
= who resides near clinton. a small
ape miles west OF here, attended the
'eus here on last Saturday, aud while
NJ w ms house was robbed OF a Win
rs'er r!le pistol and several other
"s articles, The robber was traced
I, iar as tlds place.
~, N9rsw2rthy, former resident
Tas clty' but now OF Commerce.
nd VA from that place Saturday.
g ,,, No elew,
! NJ hrst regular passenger train on
N gas Midland came in today.
H. smith. brakeman on the
al ,n division OF the NJ. X. & r.,
M Jus hnEer cut on at Lone Oak, l6
~ o aouih Of here, yesterday. smith
e0uphng some ears at the time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

|r,v TEX. oct. 14.-Mr. j. W.
80 while driving through Temple
[.,arday with load Of cotton was
|sswn from the wagon. his shoulder
h, di.loeated BY the fall and the
.or ran across his breast. He Is
critical condition at this writing.
~ had a little dashing north rain
Irs,v last night; this morning is cool
brieht we have had no frost. The
I.,an Il ali right. except the price.
|,sar,ss y. Zimmerman. triple
sgne corneilst and professor of a
"a ~ music, arrived In Troy today.
ny brother OF j. w. Zlmmer-
En- and comes from Flncastle. Va.
! viii teach the Troy Cornet Band.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

The passenger department Of the
Rock Island yesterday issued the fol-
lowing circular;
To Ticket Agents. on October II and
November II you may sell round trip
tickets to all points In Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan at the rate of one arst-
class limited fare, with 81 added. These
tickets may be sold via any gateway
and route where the regular one-way
rate applies, Use lron-clad forms, good
for continuous passage in both dlrec-
lions, and make final limit for return
twenty 600 days from date OF issue.
j c. McCABlg, @. n. and p. a.
CHAS. b. SLOAT, a, q. 7. and r. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

',u'y' Tex, Oct. l5.-This evening We
~ considerable wind from the north
~ accompanied by rain. However,
Ions nase not heard OF any damage
49,, 'ne past week every day has
tsryt.l,n about the same manner
I'D 10y rushing to get the cotton
hona on the market. lest the price
'l TSa go below & cents.
u n HI are some improvements going
h NJ, stsldence OF Mr.. Gene Dunaway.
nd ~ s End, Will soon be complete,
sumo cottages are being built.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
-FawsF q a receiver DeiiacI.'

omana. Neb., Oct. la.-united states
circuit Judge Woalson today decided
that the receivers cannot cut the sala-
ries OF the employees OF the Omaha and
St. Louis Cwabash) road:
Judge woolson. in his decision. re-
cites the doctrine laid down in the re-
cent decision OF Judge Caldwell. that
the employees must be paid fair wages
even though no Dividends be paid" and
holds that this rule must govern, al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Gordon, Tex, Oct. i5.-eov. HoSr.
en- route west, passed through here to-
cay As he returns next Friday he
VIII address the people At this place.
attorney r. W. tiirand, W. NJ. wal.
laes, Banker Cunningham aud County
Sierk Jno. II. Eaton OF palo Pinto.
were here on businens today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. i5.--Judge Jen-
kins' decision, which was died in the
United States court. confirmed that
portion of Special Master Carey's re-
port which exhonerates Receiver Cakes.
The judg, commends at some length
the condnct OF Mr.. OAkes, both as an
ofiici : of the road and receiver OF the
company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

o'epa' Tex Oct. l4.-There are two
u, Of scarlet fever in Lorena. Care
s'ns taken to prevent the spread
~ disease from these two fanIlIos.
H.. supposed the disease was brought
bra.s ' rm eamp-meetlng at stan
|revslii1l Pel In Aurust and has been
Mrs IN mild form since then.
rorsln9,i AlsNandar. ar ola lody and
hureb 1i member OF tie y ptist
Elcr q, sieq here yesterdaY OF typhoid
"Nu was buried today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Italy. Tex. Oct, ia son OF Mr..
Timmona OF waxahachie attempted to
board the north bound train this MORN
Ing MS II Saa leaving tho depot ana
fell from the steps, breaking hm ankle
and otherwise njuring himself though
II Ia hoped not seriously. RE was car.
rled TO tho home OF Mr.. John Johnson
and this evening his father came down
to attend him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 15.-Miss Ida
b. Wells OF Memphis. Tenn. the young
ooIored woman, who has beln leading
a crusade. both here and In England,
AGAINST the lynohing Of negroes IN the
South. was present today at he Bap-
ing. and the conference adopted resuiu-
tons condemnlng lynchings and calling
on the authorities to enforce the laws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Sanger, Tex. oct. i5.-work COM
meneed here this morning on the NJ.
H. church. SOUTH building. The build
Ing Is to cost about $1,000.
X. II. Miller was arrested here Sat
urday night, charged with attempted
rape on his daughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Paris. oct. 1.-THE budget commit
tee OF the chamber OF deputies has
resolved TO insert IN Its estimates a.
credit OF 10000 francs. to be devoted
10 . trial OF the serum used az a pre-
tentative against dlphtherla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New York. oct. l5.-The August re-
eeipts Of the Union Pacific railroad
ryptem show grtss earnings 81. 96e. $50
increased s7i,267; surplus $751; 04; IN
crease S9093l