, 1876-07-02

ponos anu that IN said deed OF trust wns nro-
slasd L that certain sums were to be deposited With
sag trustees every elk months for the purpose OF
redeeemins the said bonds That it was the dnty Of
Saa trustees to draw By lot the bonds so to be re-
hands for that purpose 10 the fedemption and can
cc!ation Of bonds 20 drawn By lot; that from time
10 st'ne - tue plaintiff rcmttod to defendants large
snms q money, and that the bonds were drawn
" LOT ana redeemed in accordance with
lhe provisions Of the deed Of trust herenbefore
as75 the ahat Sn or aHo9t
sinking fund bombs he1einbe}oTe % mentioned, n @ I3
dollars (35 ooo). and required the said Trustees
TO draw By lot 1he requisite number Of bonds and
arpiS az ne @ ead sum SO rcmitcd i1 estingnishment
OF lne bonds so drawn; that the defendants, in
GROSS VIOLATION or THEIR DUTY
In that respect, neglected to draw the said bonds
as required by the said trust imposed in them, and
90 q e of the f
Of said bonds to their own use
Wherefore the plaintiff demands that an account
ma may be taken Of the atocks and bonds delivered to
& Mississippi Raflroad Company and its Success s
orr, and Of the sums Of money, stocks, and bonds
paid out By the defendants III discharge OF their
trust and Of tho sntns to which the defendants are
entitled tyour orator hereby offering to pay, do,
Or perform whatever shall to tlis Court seen, equtt
able and 1ust) reasonable compensation for
junction b immediately issued aut Of and under
said defendants from selling q, transferring, Or in
stocks, Or bonds until the final order order
taken Of The sums Of money 'sc SO rem RENTED
to the defendants by the complainants for the pay
mcnt Of the said slnking-fund bonds aud Of tie
o G1 PAID a4 out II settling Y xa2 d!ag Of
until further order Of Tits Court; and also, to
grant unto Your orator a writ OF subpoena 1sening
out Of and under the seal Of this Court, directed
tothe said 1ouis Meyer and Samuel j. Tiden, de-
1 tendants IT, commanding them, and each Of them,
honorable court, then and there to answer al1 and
may be made against them or either Of them
And your orator Will ever pray.
CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
NO RESPONSE.
Judge Williams granted the injunction upon the
came ; day. upon ding bond OF IS slo, 600 Aessrs
to make answer to this date.
THE STORY OF sAMaIl's WHISKY cRooKEDNEs5
IN 1867.
Special Dispatch TO Tbs Tribune.
CINCINNATI, July IA reporter Of THE
TRIBUNE to-day called on George ". Guysi,
having been advised that he could give the facts
concerning the seizure Of distillcry in the
State OF New York In which Samuel ]. Tildcn
was interested for defrauding the revenue,
some time in the '60s. Our reporter
found Mr. Guysi Mt his office
on Main street, and having asked him for the
facts, Mr.. Guvsi said: "In 1866 or 1867, in the
winter, can't tell exactly what month, was
sent overto Lebanon Springs, n. T., the hamc Of
Afr. T1den, to investigate an lrregu1arity there
in the Tilden laboratory. They called it lab
oratory- The Tlden Bros. we're distlling there
and paying no tax The tax at that time was
81 per gallon. They claimed that they had
chemicals in the mash. They had a regular dis
tillery, and were mashfng from 100 to
125 bushels per day. They claimed that it came
out ethcr.''
Rcporter-What was the dlstillationl
Mr.. Guysi-Alcoholic, OF course.
K,-And subject to the tax OF g.?
Mr.. G.-Certainly.
R.-Had they been paying anythinga
Mr.. G.-Not a cent
R-And the tax then was So per gallona
Mr.'G.-Ycs.
R.-How long had tits been going on1
Mr.. G.-Wel1,1 / can't exactly say now. The
tax ought to have been In the neighborhood Of
500 or $500 per day.
R.-Had this been going on longa
can't give you the figures, as all my papers were
destroyed by fire, but the reports IN Washington
will show.
R--What did you do with the case?
Nlr. G.-I stopped them, and turned the mat
ter over to the Assessor there, to collect what
was due from them.
R-Do you know what was the result7
Afr. G.-1 don't know, but I have no doubt
the reports on file at Washington will show the
whole case up.
R,-What was your position thena
Mr.. G.-I was Special Agent Of the Internal
Revenue Department..