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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-02
MARKETS az TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Aug. l.
Money on call easy Offerel at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3d5 per cent:
sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills $3.50 $3.50 for demand and AZ Il
@is.54 for sixty days; posted rates ass y4s9;.
Commercial bills - Il ,4s6ls.
silver certificates, uitDij. no sales: bar sill
yer, GA Mexican dollars. 5Jsl
United States bonds. SIS regular, HE;
do IS coupons. li...; do AZ regular, ii3l,;
6's OF ~, l0.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO Aug I.
Following were the quotations o. the
Board OF Trade today: Wheat-Augusf. opened
i i4c. closed isisc; september. o,n.ncd S5i.c,
closed SIS; December, opened .6i4c. closed
ga CuIgI-AGgust opened AZ. closed 4..ss.:
September, opened s6i. e. closed 4.ss-: MAY,
opened 4ii,c. closed I5s,. Oats-August
opened 2s3l;r. closed 29is.: september OPENED
90. closed -"jsc; Nav, opened 3H.c, ciosrd
ESQ. PcrE-AuSnst. opened =: closed
-; Sopiemb n. opened Si:.!s. closed SEQ
Lard-Augu-;, opened S6a2,a. closed Siei
Pro .uce: Bu;ter-Fanry separator. 81
per lb; fancy dairy, 10; packing stock.
iGGlllec. Eslrs--Frcsh. ls,.c per doz Live
pouitry-Chiclcns. sisc per 40; spring chick
ems, lleti=c; ducks, Gi..1j1c; turkeys, Gsysc;
geese, S4.otJ i.O' per doL Potatocs-Scw,
Rose sl'D,sl6' per Dbl: Ohio, Sl.25.,l ~.
Berlics-black berries. early harvest. 81 Oh
10 per lJ-qt case. New appios-3Da &c per
Js-bu box. Honey-N bite clover. lib sec
tions. ili=.sl2'.c per 10; broken comb loo
lie; dark comb, good condition. luI luJ.c:
strained California. .dtic
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. Aug I.
Live Stock-Prices at the I-nioa stock
Yards today ranged as follows: Hoss-Es,i.
mated receipts !or the day 3j.Uns sales ranged
at Si.lIGi.pJ piss. Si.sjtSj.2b light. $3.50 .i.5
rough packing. S4Sid-,.lu mixed. and Si.91fa
Oh heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Reccipts for the day l.,uJl quota
tons ranged at Si-2bGi,5 choice TO extra
shipping steers, c3.SJ,fi.2J good t. choice do
si.3,G 30 fair 10 good, S5.3JN36J common To
medium do. $3.50 $3.50 butchers steers. 50 Is
Y2.s0 stocaers. >-stGS.oJ feeders, Sl.0OL
300 cows, S35uG33J heifers, Sl.J6sS.Jo bulls.
S2OiGs.IiO Texas steers, and S2.JtII5o veal
calves
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the day
sc0; prices hanged at S2.WI3j0 western,
Si'kG-.lo Texans, s2.JulGj.9O natives, and 81 -
G1i.2j lambs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
SrwsY NOTES FnoM QUE own
CORRESPONDENTS.
Congressman Bailey Reaches HIS
Home In GaIne-SiIe--New business
BuiIdingn for wcatherford-bappy
wsading at Lewlsvilie.

Gainesville. Tex, Aug. 3L-It is now
regarded as a settled fact that Rev. U.
NJ. Browder Populist candidate for
congress In this district. viii meet Con.
gresham Bailey In Joint debate here
tomorrow. Tho compress platform, with
seating capacity OF 10000, has been
secured for the occasion. and II IL
thought the room will be filled. Mr..
Bailey Ia expected home from Washing
ton today.
The people in the vicinity Of Dexter,
this county. are much worked up over
the appearance there OF heavily
armed man with very indication OF the
brIgand and desperado In his makeup.
The stranger 10 supposed to inhabit
what Is known as Cove Hollow. and is
never seen only after dark. The case
was reported today to the officers, and
doubtless all investigation Will follow.
Congressman Bailey arrived home
from Washington this afternoon at 4.l5.
He was rendered an ovation at the de-
pot A tremendous crowd Will be here
tomorrow to hear the debate between
he and DR.. Browder,
Miss Dollle Morris left this morning
for Bonham to attend school
Luther Turner leaves next Thursday
for st. Louis to attend school.
Miss FAME Burns returned this morn
ing from visit TO friends at Mineola.
Miss Lille kirkpatrick returned to-
day from a visit TO Valley View.
A marriage license was issued today
TO Joseph u. Blodgett and Miss Matte
j. Morel,
Several bales OF cotton OF the pres
ent crop have already been marketed
In Gainesville.
The ice cream and hot tamale social
at the Methodist church last night
drew large crowd.
The new addition to the Turner cot
tage IL yearly completed. and when
hnlshsl It Will be the most substantial
house for hotel In the city.
The Gainesville, McAlester and st.
Louis railway will be OF great import
ance to Gainesville when completed.
A heavy rain fell this morning. which
did a great deal Of good to wheat and
cotton crops,
John Garvey is building neat two
story residence on North Tailor street.
The entertainment TO be given to-
night at the Methodist parsonage by
the Juvenile Missionary society will
be very interesting.
Everything Ia being fitted, up in
great style FOR the Bailey Browder dis
cusslon Saturday at the new compress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
THE COTTON BELT OFFERS
The Chance of Your Life For m ya-
cation,

which You need. A magnificent trim.
which you win appreciate, and an edu-
eaional tour which will provide You
many pleasuresble reflections.
In the fulnllment and furtherance OF
the lead which this company has taken
for The bcnent OF tho "Pythians" and
It's patrons generally, the Cotton Belt
Route will on August 2snd to 26th. In
elusive sell round "trip tickets rom all
points ON It's lines in roNns to wash
ington, u, <. at the rate OF SOS each.
Via Memphis, and thence through the
historic mountains and beautiful scenic
portlons OF Tennessee, Virginia, etc,
9nording through reclining chair cars
Pullman slcepers coaches. aud abso-
lutely the quickest time by from eight
to twelve hours.
Tickets will be good for return pass
age until September sth, and upon APP
pllcation to ticket ngont at Washington
On or before September 9Th TIE said
limit wi'l be extended TO September
18th.
an tickets will be honored ana BAY.
gage checked through nom starting
point 10 destination. thereby avoiding
the rnshes and annoyanes and perhaps
errors which are always Incidental TO
the exchanging OF tickets or re.cheok.
lug OF baggage en- route,
special arrangements have been
made whereby omnibus transfers en-
route will be avoided.
The reHas and Pacific and fnterna.
upnal nd Great Northern railway ootn-
panies having Joined this company In
this rate ana arrangement, tickets will
hf sold Via tkcir lines to reNarlkann
anu thence Via tho Cotton Belt Route"
ans az persons living ON or adjacent to
said lines should purchase ucketa ac-
eoralngly, Every arragemop, mas been
made 70 avoid erowding and Tor the
nslteet cqmtort OF an patrons. side
trips from Washington 20 New York
aud an resorts can be had at specially
low round trip rates. can for and
ses we, Your tickets read via the 'Cot-
The special Pyshlan train win leave
Waco AZ 20 p. m. AuEuN 81: Tear
h2no. eis9 a. M August ~ arriving in
n - q. WARMER.
a, a. gibson. - s''' LEX
= ~, Fort wItth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Weatherford, Tex, Aug. 9l.-Mr ].
II, Carver viii soon let the contract for
a rock store house on the corner OF
Spring and North Main street, to cost
In the vicinity Of $4,000 to $4,000. This
adds another TO the list of new stores
which are being built or are to be built
soon.
Prof, Harper is negotiating with the
contractors about town Tor the erection
OF u new house near oyster Hill. The
bidding is said to be very lively, and
the professor will probably get an ele-
giant residence for u comparatively
small sum.
The tirm Of Thompson, Lowe & Ar
rlngton are moving their stock of hard
ware from York avenue to North Main
street, into the building just vacated
by l.. II. Wright & Co. They Will
still retain their present building az
an iron storage department
Valentine & LanlGr will move their
stock Of drugs from the present situa-
ton, near the Carson-Lewis house, to
q larger building on North Main street
Berginson 81 Sheenoy win move their
diy goods TO the Colgan building on
the north 81 Re Of the square.
The Popullst club met at the court
house Thursday night, pursuant TO the
call OF Chairman Malet. The mem
bership enrolled at present ls 100 They
meet every Saturday night.
The Weatherford Compress company
are maklnE all the necessary repairs,
cleaning up and getting the press and
machinery ready to begin work IN the
fan, The cotton seed oil mill win also
soon be ready for the fan seed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

900 bales according 10 current belief,
were carried to the following year and
OF this eurplua a great part naturally
came into sight during the first two
months Of the next season To make
fair comparison, therefore. we must
20 back to the S,G5O,O0O crop ~ Ise0-gi.
AZ we know shat there was very little
carried over from previous years at the
opening Of that season. In making
comparisons we shall try TO follow the
outline thus given and for a beginning
we inform our friends that the port
receipts for the first week In Septem-
Der, 1890. were 10000 bales. The esti-
mate for the coming week Is $4,000 to
SJ 900 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Lcwlsvllle, Tex, Aug. si.--Hon. J. N.
kealy and Mrs. Ferguson were mar
ried last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dense OF the bride. four miles west OF
Lewisvlllc. They came here Wednes-
day and are living at Esquire Kealy's
magnificent home on Main street in
Lewigvllle. Mr., and Mrs. Kealy are OF
our best citizens and are the re-
cipients OF man good wishes.
Mrs, H. A. Ballew and her daughter
moved this week to West, Tex. where
Miss Maud Ballew accepts position as
music teacher.
Miss Lee steele of Pulaska, Tenn,
representing Martin College has been
In Lewisville this week and viii leave
Texas via the Cotton belt next Monday
with several Texas girls for her school.
which will open next Wednesday, the
9th of September.
Mrs. 4. II. Jenkins Is visiting
Lenard Tex this week. Mrs. ]. n.
Baurland and children are visiting her
parents In Hunt county this week.
Mrs. c. NJ, jacobson and little son
are visiting In Tennessee aud Alabama
Tor the last six weeks or two months.
Grandma Kennedy" mother OF Cant
O. $, Kennedy Of Fort Worth, is very
low and not expected TO recover.
Mrs. Henry I'M, Jr., 10 visiting in
OHIO and Maryland.
Crops are very good here, cotton ls
coming In and will make good. crop
Corn IL also good,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Governor Tnlman OF South Carolina,
can not he charged with want Of con
vietion or OF oandor In recent Inter
View he used those significant words,
81 give notice now that I'VE ARE not
golnG TO have any Alabama business
IN South Carolina In November. II
these people want to warm this black
rnake into life and Join forces with
II hfterward upon the plcl OF Dcmoe-
racy, we are ready to moet them and
sive them the worst druhblng they
ever had In their lives, The defeated
politician who cannot got majority
OF the white vote and wants to got
elected by Joining forces with tho negro
may aa well understand this. IN
never believe until SEQ IL, that any
considerable number OF the canaeryn-
tlves will make the desperate EFFORT
to regain political power at such ter
rlhle risk. for every sensible man
knowa that whom the negro Is brought
In as the balance OF power between
tho contcnding white factions, the state
VIII sink Into u deeper gulf OF misery
and misgovcrument than existed from
'sS 10 I'd, or from that which we
emerged In 1879, All the onlcos in the
world are not worth such a price My
Democracy means white supremacy. /.
ana those who have backed me, win
not Join forces with the negro. Let
those who do Justify 1t to the PEG.
pie"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Denison, Tex, Aug. Sic. II. When
rol, who runs q mattress factory. was
aroused from hla slumber might he
fore last by masked men. who do
manded HIS money. A quarter OF n
dollar was all they received. after
which they abused the old man CON.
bauk. ." 'he
For the. past three weeks mldnlxht
prowlers have attempted to eject m
entrance Into the residence OF Mrs
Ennis, South Austin avenue. near The
Vladuet In each instance the robhers
have been frightened away.
Yesterday evening news OF tho ar
eldental killing OF the 5-year.old dn,tsl
Ter OF Mr.. Shaw, living near Csadr
l. T.. We're received here. A younv ma /,
named Loving son OF the constnhis ~
this city was out hunting when a rsn
ives accidentally discharged. knung ~,
little girl instantly. 's 'ne
Governor Elect MoSley OF the ch,el-
hsaw Nation was in the city yestssSs,.
evening and laughed at The iJss ~
boyd's consisting his eleotlon ~
denies all the charges made bv Iudee
hoyd relative TO frauds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Hillsboro. Tex, Aug. s1.-Barnes e
Watson, BARRIERS. assigned this after
noon.
Considerable rain fell today and last
night, This makes the farmers and
merchants nil blue and very despond-
emit. The boil worms are already very
bad throughout the county. and II IS
the universal opinion that the recent
rains will cause them TO be very much
worse, The cotton weed has grown
much larger than ordinarily and spread
over the entire ground In many places
and prevents the ground drying as It
should do, even under the influence
OF a very hot sun. II is generally
thought that had tho farmers thrashed
the weeds to pieces almost some time
ago the cotton crop would have been
double what II will be under the pres
ent conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Cepperas Cove, Tex, Aug. s1.--A pa
per is being circulated hero which finds
encouragement by the young men for
the organization OF military com
pnny. 1t will soon receive the required
number OF signatures necessary and
Will be called the CulberSon Guards.
\ steady rain now falling In this
section is being hailed with delight.
as the grass was beginning to parch.
Easley C Frye have bought the
blacksmith business carried on by Peck
& Son.
a fine quality OF building stone is
being guarded near here, which Is said
by experts to be unusually good. All
rock buildings erected here In the flu
ture will be OF this material.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
rnn rnxAs MroMrmrs.

The persistent effort by few fac.
tione and mischief making newspapers
whose pretended friendship for The
Democratic party has never concealed
the design TO divide 1t, TO irntate the
masses Of Democrats In the state ana
10 run large numbers OF them into
the Third party. does not deceive any
one and for that reason. n for no other.
II viii fail OF success The Democrats
OF Texas arc not going to walk out
% the house OF their fathers merely
because their company ia not accent.
able TO a few silk.stoohings and mandy
pamby idclatqrs OF the easter sun
They win staSrlght whore they are
roll up the usuA majority for ts7s
Democratic ticket, and retain In their
hands the power TO make PLATFORM
aud name candidates.
The man or newspaper on either aide
Of the late controversy who now does
auxht the manifes, purpose az
which Is to cause assertions from IN.
party should DO made to feel its stern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Canyon City. TEX. Aug. 2s.--Today
about 3 O'Clock p. m. MIR. j. VI. Nc
MahOn. who lives eight miles north Of
this place. was shot and instantly
killed by Il. NJ, Moore Of Amarillo.
There were no eye witnesses to the
shooting. Mr.. Moore states that he and
Mcmahon owned cane crop In part
nership and Mooro's cattle were break
ing In and destroying the crop. Nc
Mahon md Moore met at this place
where the crop 10 growing and after
n few hot words Moore states that Nc
Mahon attempted TO draw his pistol
and he (Moore) fred the ball enter
Ing over the nipple passing through his
heart, and came out near his back
bone Moore gave himself up and is
in the hands Of the sheriff tonight.
The examining trial will come Off to-
,,,aVs,vs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Brady. MoCuil,ch Co. Tex, Aug. ~.
"A man named 9nith, with h!s wife,
In a covered hack. drove into Brady
crock Just above town this evening
wished down stream about 100 yards,
AMI lodSad In q shallow place near the
nliddlp OF the stream, The hack turned
over, but the lady chung 10 II and ken,
on Top. one hOroc was drowned and
tho man and his wife narrowly ,sGnt =
ed. They were rescued by the heroic
efforts OF the young men Of tho town,
by means Of rope passed from tree
on shore and fastened 10 Tie hack, Mr..
ana Mrs Smith live IN BuTnet county
and are ON their way home from u
visit out west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

The st. Louis Southwestern railway.
better known as the Cotton Belt, Is adj
vortlsing Texas abroad. a handsome
poster. widely circulated. has this to
say OF the state.
Is the best stock country In the
| world.
Has 10000 acres OF the finest iron ore
in the world.
Is the best wool producing district in
America
Has the best climate for horse rais-
Ing Ia the country.
Is the best country in which 10 con-
duct the dairy interest.
Has an abundance OF pure water for
all purposes.
Ia the finest cotton and sugar grow
ing district on the continent
Has the longest and flnese sea coast
OF any htnte ON the continent,
Produces n greater variety OF crops
than any other state in the union.
Has moro even climate, all the
year round. than any other section Of
the country.
Property has Increased at n greater
ratio within the past two years than
elsewhere.
Ia one Of the finest fruit growing
ountrios-callfornin not oxeepted--of
any IN the land,
Panhandle produces as fine wheat. In
as great quantity per acre. as any
state IN the union.
Has the finest state building in the
world, which stands as the seventh
largest building on the globe.
Offers the most hatterng Induce
monts OF any state IN the union, to all
clnsseg OF manufacturers.
Lands are creator IN quantity, better
In qunlity and cheaper In price than
any lands In the union.
Lands afford the best facilities for
using all classes Of improved mhohin-
cry, nnd thus renders farming pronta-
bic with the minimum outlay OF labor.
Has the largest number OF rapidly
growing towns Of any five states In tho
union, any one OF which offers unpar-
nlleled inducements to Investors.
Has the largest pine district with an
abundance OF hard wood which form
the finest fields for all classes OF wood
manufacturing known 10 the country.
by the way. what are tho other rail-
roads doing for TeNas7 The Gazette
would like to hear from NIL OF them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
J. l. BAY BAaER i
CHARGED wil,n r.,,.
Ai'ISAssAs srArr
After Two rssr. 4, !.
Taken Back to I'm. -
Echo From the r.s. =
woodrun Case.

Memphis, Tenn. AZ. !,
was arrested here lod IL, ' q
to Little Rock. Ark. ,0sl' ~ !. 1
-FOUR indictments laid ss III
the grand jury Of puIa,s n, Z.
kansas, charging him WA NJ
eeny and embezzlomept 4, N
ing anywhere from ,l.sa y, 4
from the state treasury ~ =. n
State Treasurer weoan,,l 7 J, II
was found to be several hus,,]
ana dollars short in bis M.
was called in to examIu. " |
He is an expert accounast :, :.
the Office OF clerk and r.c.,,]
laski county for two IN,
been engaged upon the boas. /
when 1t was discovered MI
OF state scrip was son.
arrested for the then, hi
charged. Later the grasa ~
upon investigation, sscur.a
dence and indicted n. :,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
HAYS MEMPHIS RRcJ
sold Cancelled scrip on M
Arlxap,as


Little Rock. Ark. Aug. 81
Bay. who was arrested in M
day In connection with IN
case. was employed By s,]
Woodruff at the time ths
committee was investIratIp1
four years ago as an expert
er. lie was well acquainted
nature Of all the bonds M
the treasury and during the
ton protected Woodruff,
throughout the examinatloa
accounts. Two years eeo|
dealer in Louisville sent t|
bank in that city 10 Little RI
$1,000 in state scrip for collect
presented to the treasury io]
1t was discovered that Il w]
on the books as having been
Investigations further AL
fact that the scrip was In \
tin boxes OF the vault Of Nh
at the time the Legislative
made Its investigation. Ill
that Bay had access to the
the committee was at work, Al
arrested ON a warrant chal
with having stolen II. He|
edged having sold about s5)9|
scrip to a broker in this city
run and that this scrip was
Of that which he had dispose
claimed to have had no ind
except the small commlss.|
oeived for selling 1t. The n
investigated by the grand I'D
evidence was discovered to Vi
Indictment. He remained nd
months after the Grand jury
and then left the city and ha|
here since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Wolfe City. Tex. Aug. s0.-Precinct
in which Wolfe City is located. held
an election on local option yesterday.
1t scored a Victory for the prohibitions
lists by majority OF 49, For a num-
Der OF years before the railroad came
TO this place this precinct was prohl-
billion. but as soon as the railroad came
here prohibition was defeated and II
continued so until now.
Cotton is beginning to be marketed
here but on account of the ravages OF
the boil worm recently the crop will
not be near 30 large as expected. Never
theless Wolfe city community will
make q fair crop.
Corn will DO very light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

]. L. Pennington. general
agent OF the Santa Re. reid
'erday from a trip to Galg'|
out having made any Inter
servations in his line except
mosquitoes seem TO have
long horns at this season az
ton just now 1; hotter than
place he ever expects 70 ~
cotton movement has begun
the line. he says, and he nc|
some OF the COMPRISES are
operations. The movement
earlier this year than last
the prospects the Santa ~
do an immense business IN
crop before the eeaeon Is "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

or are going to hold cotton for q wh.il
Tor better prices. All the county VII
iages seem thrifty and are on the
improve In substantial way, and
everybody and ell trade seems to have
received a new impetus.
The public school building Is about
ready 10 be turned over to the city
council. Several families from a dis
lance are moving to town TO avail
themselves OF the school.
The county Democratic executive
committee Is called to meet here Sep
TENDER 8. 1894 The county campaign
is getting lively. The Pops are going
to make a hot campaign for the county
offices.
Cotton is coming in at lively rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Guthrie, o. Il, Aug. 3i,--In con-
tested lot case In this city involving n
lot and finc brick block erected thereon
by the defunct Commercial bank. the
commissioner of the general land office
decided that the townsltc board had
no authority TO compel the contestants
to mako deposit for costs a certain
hearing OF the case. The lot In ques-
ton is worth $4,000 and the same de-
clsion affects much other valuable
properly all over The territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Marshall, Tex. Aug. 3l.-Hon. A. II.
Starr went to Palestine yesterday to
attend the second congressional con-
vention as a spectator.
Misses C. Mahom, Norma Pitts and
Mabel Dahner left yesterday for OK
ford, Miss, where they viii attend
school the coming year.
Mrs. Don Adlon, accompanied by her
niece, Miss octavla, left for her home
at Dallas yesterday.
The merchants viii continue to close
at o'clock p. m. until the goth Of Sep
TENDER, for which the employees are
very thankful.
Rev. Morgan's meeting at the Chris
tlan church continues to grow in inter-
est There have been several CONVEX
sions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
IN THE RAILROAD "


Denlson. Tex, Aug. si.--Be1
night at midnight the Missed
and Texas ane international
Northern switch yard, depo|
minal rotations at Taylor
Katy viii run her trains 4
son to Alvarado and from A
Snlthville. instead Of Taylor
An order has been receive
l.. Teachnut, superlntende1
railway mail service, Eleyend
that all postal clerks rum
Denlsen to Taylor will nj
Smithville, and the run will
as the "Den-Smlth."
Fuel Agent Hibben 10 IN 81
1t is thought the passengel
the main line OF the Katy
laid on for dun times Will d
In u few DAYS.