, 1876-07-12

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IN the Elafc oi Inc ea!cHlo-uSnS VI ~!
Investigation the hoof.printa Of Samuel J, III
den nro found IN sucll devious and serpenttnc |
natbs a, rern mover tro{ldcu },y tho foot Of re-
tas"e % W. hsna i,eo, ,a,I ~ thts concl,,.,on
Of late by tho exposure OF Incidents in tho
career Of the favortto son Of York which have
come To tic light OF aay, and tic story We arc
n e,"m, =, J rs,.;o mora th"n coni,rms n. Tho
fart. in tho case have been carefully eollatel By
n Representative OF the hn7"frsr, sent TO lna'-
ana for that especial purposc, md they will he
fo,,rd In be backed III, by documentary evidence
OK most corfoboratlVe character,
THE e1oRt oF hAlL"A1'
In 1s4o, tho Legislature Of indiana, bv special
net, chartered Tho Fort Wayne & Southern
Railway Company, road designed to run be-
t"een Fo.t "aYn, n''" 'eneaeonS''', % W. n .,i1' ,.,
was also designed TO extcno Inc fono INTO
Louisville by nleut,s Of tunnel under the Ohio
River, aud a charter for that purpose was OBJ
",., ~. a,.m. w. =. ~ nh.rt.c tra1, .ho stst, of
spcclM c1ause IN 'ts ca"s"t l'o.n .''o o.atu "
Indiana permitted stock subscriptions TO u to
DO pail in real estate, md tho farmers Of Allen'
.,t,,r Jovntrn. 'J,ffrr.nr; scntt. nnd f,1nrk
c'lus, ''''...'so ~. 49, 1"1 s..s,, H.,
Counties, uhuef tata pto''son' 'ouA otosn w., III
~ to nIa1s 10 tug an Oh ta an wos
conveyed In trust to tho Hon. John D. Dcirecs
70 bc by him held for the benefit and eocuri.
" Of tho orieinal bondho!ders. In lSSs
work WIS commenced On the rond, and the
hnnrfA t,f tho f1rtnctN hcAt h1F IN 0nttH1nNtiOn
Of tho time when the iron horse would go snort
Ing BY their doors. Tho work Of negotiating
tho bonds was slow one, and the Trustees of
is Farfer teeu wo fSoas ass.te them wi Wiz oans and ns
inslorsed ther paper. In 1885 Mr.. Parker was
elected President Of the road, much against his
will, md he at once SGT about raising the mcans
siiii ysitea se es East % and made @
with wcll.known Ncw York Custom-H House
broker named Herman Livingstone, who took
| 81, 1;U, 900 Of tho Company's bonds to Europe
suaeavor to ralss tho tho means '% or than to TO-
| London Livingstone met . certain William
| England and who was represented 70 him to hc
| he having been concerned with Sir Morton Pete
| IN many of Ills speculattons. Livingstone and
WagstaE made q contract by which the Inter
agreed to come to this country, to bring aciyll
work on Tho he'd Of the road already made, and
tlen, II all was satisfnctory, 70 complete the
road. Mr.. Bolt, the President Of the Liverpool,
London, and Globe Insurance Company Of En-
t;ranell tl ofilco Of his Company In New York for
$4,000, and soon attrf Mr., Wngstaff, ACCOM-
paniotl by priyate sccrctary aud civil engi-
i!cer, arrived In tho Empire City.
| On bis arrival III this country, ho was feted BY
Mr. pcll, tho American manager Of the Liver.
pool, LO,ldon, aud Globe. and all the "nobs " 81