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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
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Dallas. Tex, sept. i4.--I,ast nirht n
man wss fo,,,a A., a., ,,,,.,,,,,..,.''
d,,,,, " -, unconscious CON
N''''" ~ hertha Treuts dive. He
was carried TO the city prison, where
he died at o'clock this morrin.
An enorta e. ts.,,,a.,,,,...
%. ,,, .,., nav ~
proven ituiuess
Bertha Trent said the man entered
her house and shortly af,., t,,,,ns.
..at ,,v - '"N.'e
a. V,'' :" WHISKY or epliepuc
NJ ana mat she and the girls at.
tempted to revive him In over,. ,,.,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
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clcburnc. Tex. Sept, a.-The synod
was promptly called 10 order al .
,,ol,,a,, MI. ,.,.,s 49,
w" 's' :" NV
eh'lf
BrOwnwood was selected Ra the naxt
place OF meeting by Acelamotien.
-. ,.,'
wv "u' l'p" uHN'ns 'pr some
one 70 pc rlecteu superintendent or
Endeayor work In Taxnn To take the
Mace of l.. Iohnsan ,hn h.s %.
$500,
nis''V' W "sso"hl oi kp'hb I" AehuV''
rms communication was referred to
the Endeeyor committee.
m. roport ar M. bonra ar ,r,,.t.aa
of TRINITY univsrsitv nr T'.,nsaans
,rcS ,ynn ROMA
Arter n rcces. az thi,,v ..,,,,,a. ~,
nynod vyoa an,,ad ,yitb sons
,arhrte,a T, II,nd tta;a f,,,,n "a. d.ia'
gates. -
prav,r hu p,y Wa.
sang s,rbr,,y on, 10 t,,a tlns.
nv dri.eafaa ' i'''
Mfs. q G. cumminas thon ln,rodneed
Mira pclin coIi,ns ~ I.ort Warn ,sho
delivered !. ven nrau,,r.d ndd,..a n,,
,yrbe lyomanis Itnrne d
M, synod IN. ,',,,,anv .,aa a.,
o,elnck Win ~. ,nnaar",a. H., ,.'
chair :" w
The committees IN .,sys,enat,c u.p-
efceuee" ronsrtea ma M s,,,,,, con.
CURED in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

damage. Her forctopmast was taken
cut and forty feet OF rail lost a holr
was stove In the sthrboard bow mst
below the water llne and the forward
compartment fiilcd with water.
The pas>engcrs were at lunch At the
Time OF the collision and several were
badly scared BY strange fatality nr
Cook and seventeen members OF Ills
nl'starred Arctic expedition were on
board.
This is the third serious marine dis
astcr In which they have had part
within the last two months, The i'oi-
va also was sister shin TO the lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

anu II. Dlukless, also OF the Amcyi-
can Railway union. were found guilty
ot contempt of court by Judge Baker
OF the United states court today The
court released the men on their good
behavior
Rctciring to the alleged statement
81 Schelzv brought out In the evidence,
that the flag Of the American Railway
union would be IN the place OF Tho
stars aud stripes. Judge Baker said
When We set a new nag the whole
body " the people are going 10 he
invited to have chance to say what
they think about Il, and not simply the
members OF the American hallway
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
THE BUDGET FROM AUSTIN.
GOVERNOR DOCS NOT ArrnAp TO
rE woRnlEn.


Austin Tex. sept l4.--whcn an.
preached this morning aovernor Hong
SAID that he did not care to say any
'hlns about The interview and The con.
eom'tant remarks OF the Austin cor
respondent or the News. He. only aa-
Nised that inasmuch as the corrcspnnd-
ent had attempted, as he Thought, Ia
cover up the Interview with his ava
comments. II would Be well 10 elm
out the part 10 which he subscribcs
and post It In your hat for nturc
reference. The governor seems 10 think
the News Inclined 10 deal In giit,erlng
senerUlitics when IN It's editorial col.
a'nns IL merely dsmiases the subject
with calling his interview "a tissue D,
false aud malicious assertlons.v
The Governor did not look ut All
pestered by The war that the News I,
making on HIM but was IN To nj,
head IN letters which are aecumuia,,na
on him from friends who are ure.nn
him to speak IN their counties. raey
come from safe ANA Unsafe counties.
where there are many aud whore there
are few Ponuliats.
He fully ntenda yN,i,,. "a, ~.
tlre ,,,n. =, - ~ -" w
nnn,h ns n,,,iS. - '''','"eH uuflig me
li,t nl,,,,,- '.,.,', "hu WIZ revise thH
,nnnts 80 fui'"snfu oi MS appoints
ennecuirs 49, ~ uoes not intend
will MA nther OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ", made' ont
h. cnn ,nyer AZ nN.Msvn' 70 NHNt
sibln IN ,h, ,,,, n n sr'unu az port
:" '''N '''N "nuW'W
Nvh,, ~. AN,
tiv r,n,,,,t, ''in"Hatlc eNcou-
lAat SATURDAY Apnrn,,,. =, .., sNas,on nrlf
ann n,,,,,,,,,s, =, IVY .,'ehetNl Snlher.
mako ia neen, ~" ,na, ne would
chnn,,, ~. ' a,''.., ~ mas ueciled 70
NV "PP''h''n'h' 10 the 1Hth
r,,,a,
,.a',, tvr','' i'Nsnue vpu'etnt Kaufman
,,s,,, ,tn'u w lVloWlng letter today
IN" NV vApiihhN ITSELF
i, , Waen,'h,oh' sept II. lSM.-Et
Slri your letter of the 9th lnstanl
" rueelNrl, w which you inquire Il
lniau uvnlerN having a small stori
OF lpht tobacco on hand will have Il
register ana glve bond aa mnnufar
tufets before they van procure gtnnni
Tor The tobacco on hand, In repy yat
arc Informed that such tohaeen hay
ages may DO stamr.S ",ua,s pecN
labeled hv thc n.,.sr,. i,''' ~ ~" enu
was pur.hns,s n,,.,,',i', ',l WhPH :
ito rrguinttana ."'u,,ib 70 NV ann
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
THE BUDGET FROM WACO.
ALEX FRED succvMps To rnn
WOUNDS uE RECEIVED.
niac's. the Mnn Who Committed the
tri"e. CAPTURED mud Returned TO
the tits--rhrrc skeletons IN
car,hsd--rhc Cotton Palace.

Waco, Tex, sept il--Alcz Fred.
who was shot yesterday by Lon Black,
died at o'clock this morning, Black
was captured at o'clock last night
ht'een mites south OF the city as he
was trying to cross the Braxoa river
ana reached the city at 10 O'clock ms
iuuthlng In the custody Of officers He
says MS father did not participate IN
.he kiiling In any way and claims he
shot FRED IN self defense, as he had a
Hack H"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Dallas, Tex, Sept II, Pho commits.
sloners' court has written 10 Attorney
General culberaon to see II the law
win allow him to grant the request
o. the grand Jury asking Cor an adj
dtlionnl appropriation 10 pay the three
men az salary OF 81 day for i've
DAYS, authorized by law. Ia Investigate
inc county finances, These men nrc
appointed by the district Judge sub-
Jcct to tho ratification OF tho grand
Jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

City Island. Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Porta from Iiaffax arrived at city
Island at $50 a. m. and reports tina;
she ran into and sank the fhree-masted
schooner Dora NJ. French yesterday
Afternoon. about four miles from Guilty
hunk light
four OF the 1--WE men comprising the
schOOners crew mere drowned. The
accident occurred Few minutes after
] o'clock. Ia a dense fog.
The P0rtin also suffered considerable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New Orleans. La, Sept. n.--Govcrnor
HHtcr today pardoned ex-Detectiyc
n j. Boasse. who was convicted In
this city In 1855 FOR having forged a
marriage certificate which. though he
a mnrfled man, used succcaHfully IN
accomplishing the ruin Of an Innocent
girl beaHse waH one 0f the most no.
torious toughs In tine city lie was
sentenced 10 fourteen years imprlson-
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Dallas. Tex, Sept 1l.Thls morning
tile i've jurymtn that weiv taken sick
In the Reeves murder trial yester-
day afternoon were feollnR bottor and
me taking OF testimony was proceeded
with.
The arguments commenced this ar
urnopn aud u speech was made on
each side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
BUSINESS AGAIN BOOMING.
L,ruyrnIyG INDICATES TIRE RE-
TURN OF GOOD TIMES.
l,.aareet'- and Nun n Co.'s Report
,.e Country in Fine Condition.
me soush Especially Wen on-rhc
FINANCIAL situation Improving.

x.w York. Sept. 1I.-Bradstreets to-
.,--,w will say; All the features Of
Enforcement in general trade report
week ago are retained, and for a
amber Of the more important business
tiers still further gains are reported
Numerical travellers from Baltimore
!, taking the round trip to the south
n regard the business >srospects as
EXCEPTIONALLY bright. AT various
.,thwastern centers colder weather
/. stimulated the sales in dry goods.
shing and shoes. Wooden dry goods
not sold as actively as in previous
ssks. jobbers not carrying supplies
yond what the public are likely to
ke before January l. Encourage
mt Is gained from improved demand
money at Savannah Augusta and
" orleans. due to increasing re-
hts OF cotton and demands for ad-
noes on the crop. At Chicago money
also more active and some bankers
ne withdrawn from the agreement to
only 1 f-2 per cent ON balapces ~
-. banl.s and win ,a,,
nv $50 p'S per cent
y southern pig IRON market may be
uged by sales at Nashville. thus far
month equal to total snles durins.
rr,,tr,as 49,, -, us
~" '" '9 az received from
Nerth Tor heaVy blocks of pig iron.
demand for pig iron is also mark
A. Chicago but has door,ao1 -,
~, ., at
N'uis anu 81 LOUIS Bank clear
for six business days ending with
tember 10 aggregated sS53. 600 600 7
cont more than I'm tho u,aa,, 49,
wen Deiore
nearly per cent more than In
second week of September. 1898.
ugh 20 per cent smaller than 4, u,a
,t.snonding wei, 90 ,oos
"A t'7-' FROM
VIII De observed that the fort
pts clearings record corroborates
istreetis previouslv puh,,shod -
i, ,,,,,o,a,,
" mp " ei''e'i' IN the state of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
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Dallas, Tex, Sept, 1.-THE following
cases were disposed OF In the county
court today,
~ II. Lamshll; aggravated assault
and battcry not guilty.
S2a co.
Max II, Raupp. violating the sun
day law. fined 500
pollie Houssell failing to pny oc.
cupntion tax receipt presented case
dismissed at defcndanrs cost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Waco. Tex. Sept ii.-Workmen en-
ployed in paving Clay street In front Of
the Texas Cotton Palace uneafthed
three skeletons this morning. They
were the bones Of persons buried In the
long ago. nobody knows when. The
finding u skeletons j. now almost an
accompanying Of the paving Of every
nireel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Waco. Tex. Sept li.--The Tar Heel
association. composed Of former North
Carolinains. held an interesting meet
ing last night and elected several hon
orary members. They VIII seek 10 have
similar organizations formed IN other
cities OF the state. and resolved 10
hold an elaborate entertainment and
festival on the second Thursday In Mo-
ytnlbef.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

r''ement of Cotton Exceeds the
Pnsi Two Seasons.

- inv
Past Two Seasons.
Orleans, Sept. i4.-secretay
4 New Orleans cotton statement,
before the close OF business to-
|loWs an increase in the move
N cotton compared with the two
|safs' The amount brought into
4" the week ending this after
stated at 1l5.s73, against TO-
year and lOO.gO7 the year be-
~ seasons figures showing an
OF 81 per cent over last year
~ per cent over the year be-
4, mis- brings the total amount
4 -, Teen days of the new sea-
* i,vsl, against l1I,6S6 and lG1,-
1 4, 1.atsSnent also shows receipts
I. mtsu states ports since Sep
4 !, " lz2,IO3 bales, against TO-
H., az 81. corresponding period last
~ a9s'eVS the year before last.
| - sefoss the Mississippi, Ohio
|s..iiae rivers to Northern mills
i.,a.sa' lu,o33, against sou and
4, slior stocks In excess OF those
~ me close OF the commercial
| M AGAINST 1873 and 1906: South
i, Akinss, 2S,532, against 2S,532
J, Exports have been 2S.6gs, ms
AZ ,leS- The total takings of
~ mills North and South. thus
4 N ,year have been 1878 bales.
4 til9. This includes 44.2Ol by
summers. against ll,SS3 last
h. nv the close OF the CONNER
~, ,.vSks at American ports and
t.n,,illhe leading Southern in
|ies,ars have Increased 5s.77a
~, an increase for the same
lllss. season Of 37.075, and are
H'sl'er than this date last
b E., amounts left over in stocks
|sr a.. Interior towns from the
n aha the number of bales
81 ~ SIGH, thus far for the
|lb., .e supply to date IS 4Of.-
N '-ls42 for the same period
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Sept. iS,--James
Barrett. murderer was executed by
Sheriff Kemp at Eddy this afternoon.
Barrett was a railroad man from Mis-
souri,. whO while crazy from alcoholic
mania IN reservoir graders camp
at Seven Rivers. ran Bmuck with a
shot gun aud killed John Bolchnn, who
was asleep IN tent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Graham. Tex. sept l2,-what Is
known as the Racket store" was
closed late this evening on an execu-
tion issued from the district court Of
Young county in the case Of the j. A.
hsilp grocery company KS. j. n. Har-
plaintim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Tioga, Tex. Sent, n.--Miss Maggie
wngoner died at about 4 O'Clock YES
terday morning at the hous, or her
mother. She was about 20 years OF
age and would have been married In
a short time, had she lived. to one OF
our most popular Young mon here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Canton. Miss, Sept, IA beautiful
monument erected to the memory Of
Captain r. y. IIarper the famous
confederate scout. BY his surviving
has been completed and viii
be unveiled on the 18Th or September.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Bryan. Tex, Sept ii.-In the BRACES
bottom John Archer and some others
We're trying TO kangaroo VIII Moore.
Moore objected 10 the court proceed
inga. when Archer shot him IN the baek
with a shotgun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New York, Sept, 1.-THE following
table, compiled by Bradstreets, shows
the total clearances at the principal
cities and the percentage OF increase
or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Little Rock. Sept ii.--word has Just
been received in this city OF battle
between moonshiuers ana revenue or
icers In Pike county this afternoon.
Deputy r. -. Grissom was instantly
KILLED by moonshiner named lin
Cook
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

IN orher 10 render rnilroad con.
phhy liable, independently Of rtat,ife
iuf uhln2ge 10 a person cattle oans.d
ny their contracting TeKaA fever frd1n
irNhh cattle. which the company was
uhhspofunE through the country. nnd
whlen escaped from LIS custody by
lfh1hing over tho ground oVrr Witch
they had gone, II must MOI oniv hS
shown that the cattle escaped through
ihr coinpany'H negligence, but also mat
me company knew that. II the cattle
we're allowed 10 10 at large. native
cattle treadihg over the ground aftey
them we're apt 20 contraot The disease
hgidfnpe that the fact that The native
aAtle HtAoinR over the ground after
lFhAs ehttle are liable 20 contract Tex
~ FEVER N matter ~ general notorirf,,
Goes not chow that the company ma
kno~lcdgc Of the fact. Tho Reyirea
Statutes. 1853. which prohibits mo
transportation Into ar through the
state " al cattle infected Win INV
contagious disease. and which rendera
persons Transporting such cattle iiabls
20 persons whose cattle contract the
disease with them. aud which mako
me mere fact that the existence 81 I
Texas Fever among cattIe 10 tbe neigh I
borhood Of cattle 80 transported prlfna.
facle evidence tina! the cattle trans. 4
pVrtcd werc discussed IN effect prohiblta
The transportation or all Texas cattle
through the state. as they. though
healthy themselves. are apt 70 give
the Texas fever 10 other cattle. and.
~ far an It prohibits the transporta.
tipD OF such cattle by boats or railroadn
through" the state. Is ia Violation Of
the Cnlted States constitution, which
provides that congress shall have
power 70 regulate commerce Grimes
a. EDDY fEupremo court Of MlssOprl
assision Na . q &. w Ace IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

st. Louis. Mo..sept i4.--United siaten
District Attorney cIopion received tits
afternoon the plates from which the
Mississippi state warrants were print
% They will be used 10 evidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

DR. Henry A. Mott. o. 5. government
chemist, reports that Dr Prices Bnk-
ing Powder has reached the acme Of
perfection" in wholcsomeneas and efil-
cheney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

y, = syndicate having taken Nh. -
f, mann Of the Barring ' Sssa,s 'hs re-
r tue The estate viii prefa,Iy un-
wound mp next March pfopapiy be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Waco. Tex, Sept 14.-Ernest d.
Thomas, well known plumber. was
accidentally shot in the left ankle by
W. J. Mcdonald. a companion with
whom he was out hunting near the
Bosque river this afternoon. Both bar
practically tearing on Thomas foot.
Amnutation WAS successfully performed
by ply siclans tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

wharton. Tex. Sept. l>.--wrL Jen-
ninsu, the glass eater with an Indian
medicine company. died ha,y from tht
~nscf< q, TIE Sass AHallouS6 '''-''-''7 =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

The gold deposits found at Cripple
Creek are not richer In value than Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powde-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Judge Reagan has received 70 many
pressing invitations 20 Hpant Ia tho
present campaign that he has decided
70 do 30 beginning very soon after
Mr. culberson makes his speech at Co
Had. Judge RehEan Will speak In east
Texas ana win make ono npecch In
Hays county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

The Acme Building and Loan nsso.
oRuon % Houston with capltnl
stock " 100000, fiod charter today
orsi n u Grlhblp. NJ. H. Armstend,
G. q, drlbble, i V, Dealy. H. Craw.
ford. JAMES Butte and u H. Weems
The evening world., 1894-03-29

II both gold and silver ar" to e"rv. us
as money. and II they together are to
supply our p-0pl" e sHf" and stubl" cur
ren"y, the nr""ssity OF preserving this
parity Is obvious. Such necessity has
been repeatedly conceded In the plat
forms OF both political parties and In
our Federal statutes. II IL nowhere
more emphatiohlly recognized than In
tn" recent law which repealed the pro-
vision una r which TIA" bullion now on
hand was purchased THIS law insists
upon th" mhint"nnuo" Of the parity In
value Of tn" coins OF tn" two metals
ana tho equal power Of every dollar At
all times IN the markets AMI In the
payment OF debts"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
NO ADDITIONAL PRIVILEGES
Tammany Uses That Sidewalk
Ordinance for Political Effect.
Mr.. Clark's Profound Opinion For.
warded to Mayor Gilroy.

Corporation Counsel Clark has assisted
Mayor Gilroy In playing very shrewd
game Of politics with what is known as
the Sidewalk ordinance" passed re-
Gently by the Board Of Aldermen.
1t was at first believed that the ordi-
nance. as passed, conferred eXtraordi
nary privileges on merchants to Obstruct
the sidewalks, but now II turns out that
the ordinance merely embodies the
words OF decision of the Court of APP
peals in the case OF Callahan vs.. Gill
man.
In that case the Court held that a mer-
chant may occupy a sidewalk for loading
and unloading goods without unreason-
able and unnecessary delay.
Mr.. clark, who is quick to see a
reading the ordinance, which was re-
ferred to him for a legal opinion, saw
that the Aldermanir wiseacres had mere
ly affirmed a decision of the Court OF
But ne discovered whereinTammany
Hall would gain credit by approving the
1t has been common report that the
Ordinance Police and employees of the
Bureau of Membranes levy blackmail
ON tradesmen who obstruct the side
walks By giving the merchants more
privileges, a. the ordinance would make
it appear-but in reality does not-the
belief that the alleged extortion was
practised, would be dispeiled.
so MT. tldEh, 10 convince tHt ptOpie
Of Tammany's immaculate purity and
Spartan purpose 10 punish wrong sat
down and wrote this letter OF advice to
Mayor Gilroy:
The ordinance is capable OF two
different constructions. one of which
would render II utterly Illegal. the other
legal.
"If 1t Is meant that merchants may
leave goods ON the sidewalk for an
indefinite period. providing they also
| leave free passage for pedestrians in
the centre Of the sidewalk, then the
ordinance cannot be sustained by au-
thority OF the case OF Callahan w. Gill
man.
IF. on the contrary, the intention of
the ordinance is that merchants may use
the sidewalk for loading and unloading
within reasonable limit OF time, II does
not conflict with the decision"
The Aldermen have no right, Mr.. Clark
says, to allow any one to obstruct the
sidewalk, and as It appears that II IL not
the intention to give such permission.
Mr.. Clark thinks II Is the Mayors duty
not to veto the ordinance.
Any time that 1t becomes apparent
that he provisions of the ordinance are
being abused II may be amended as ex-
perienCe may dictate"
Thus Tammany gets the credit of
comforting additional privileges on mer-
chants which they do not get.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
FRYE'S BRIGADE IN TROUBLE.
Gov. Hogg Says the Railroad Must
Take IL Out of Texas.
By Associated PfesE }


Ell PASO, Tex. March 29.-Gen. Frye
who In at Sierra Blanca. ninety miles
east of here, with 40 men, wired A. L.
whiteside, OF this city: 1--WE need pro-
visions and box car transportation to
San Antonio. Can anything be done for
usr' Yesterday afternoon 500 worth Of
provisions for the hungry men was for
warded by express.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9.-A special
correspondence passed between General
Manager Kruttschnitt. OF the southern
Pacific. and Gov. Iiogg yesterday and
Tuesday:
Gensrai Manager Galveston HhrrIbburE and
Ban Antonio Railroad Compsny, Houston, Tex
Reliable reports have reached me that JO1r
Company and It's connecting lines 10 other wota.
the Southern PAciha. nov dominating your Iiar.
has brought into TEXAS from other HAts- about
100 men. and left them near or at FINLEY in a
desert. where thsy being mgrdsr-d BY star
walton and exposure. A yOlr Company and the
other that dorair atss u has brought them Into
TsIss you must earn them out or transport
reasonable tins from this date 10 do your duty
in the premises, or. failing. submi, To the con
noiies. this State will not submit 10 such Whole
sale murder Of any human beings On her spiI
ciained BY 1t under Texas laws
JAMES i. HoGG. Governor
Manager Kruttschnitt replied at length
denying the accuracy OF the Governor =
Information. and saying the industrialS
forced the Company TO haul them. He
wrote:
While the men have reached their position b,
force. overcoming us, and while We are not unde
the slightest obligation legal or moral, 10 do 80
nevertheless we viii at order our uGln
20 take them 20 FL Psso II you ~ direct but NJ
further; and this. with the expectation that tn
Company nor Its employees Will bs subjected I
any penalties pre8G fibed by any ordnance o
such city for the voluntary carrying Of rIci
men into their limits This II purely gratuitUu-
without the slightest recognition ~ any lega
or other Obligation rstting upon uS In the premi
any lawful right or any power On you
part To require and enforce t.
To this Gov. Hogg replied laconically
You are advised that the State of TeEss stand
BY Its notice 10 you 81 yesterday. and win H1
multiply words on this subject.