, 1880-09-17
THE LAKE SHORE.

THE LAKE SHORE.
MOTION TO DISSOLVE THE INJUNCTION.
Immediately atter this temporary DISPOSE
ton of the contempt cnscs, Judge Jameson
said lie WIS reaty to hear tho arguments Of,
tla mot1n 10 dissolve the Injunction Issued
lutte Montl'iy afternoon against tie Lake
Shore Il Attchgan Southern cltjo1n1ng It
from carrying ont Its thrcnts to prevent tho
Western Indiana from crossing its tracks
Just tlnrtli Of Sixteenth street, Md rcstrafll'
ing IL from HMy interference Will, The tr,,rs;-
laying across Lots .. ulock II, antl Block :s'.-
property owned In common by tho Lake
Shore, tlso Burlington, aini the Northwestern
previous to tho purchase from tho two last
l,n'ned by the Chicago d Western Indiana Of
their undivided one-tl,lrtl.
Mr.. George e. Campbell rcad the bill filed
by the Western 1n.liann on the strength Of
which the injunction was issllgt, MI abstrnct
Of which appeared In InE TRIBUNE; of
Wednesday.
Mr.. james L. High, representing tho Lake
Shore, proceeded to read
TltE ANSWER.
II was III tic main Il denial That my force or
violence llad been used to prevent the 1uying
Of tho trucks; n denial ulat thu complainant
llad nny right to construct its ruatl across de-
fcntlunt's line, Or that II was Defendants
duty to nmlte with It in making crossing;
.tat utlcll."h' WINS III olGll ofseere1 hostilily
10 ule cohstract!oh oI tae rohtl, or tiiat us
officers lsnu declared TINT they would make
| nu agreement with tho Western Indiana;
| tint tltDre was nny hostility between
| tl,e 1,nke Shnrn and ,hn Grand 1ru,,,lr
uthor ti,,, ,,rn,,or ori Iart,,,"ntn
.s ...'.s' ot A!'u Ne'''a'"to ,,''p
that there was my force used, ur any danger
Of riot atd b1Of,{lsftt4I sn TINT TIM III ittlnpf1
was nn,,rrrsanrv. lint tna Wostnrn tntIlun.
,,'I a,...s ',s.;., sa. ~ u.o ..'
tto'l, Or otherwise, nty right from defendant
| tn llse It's crossing or construct Its lle over
the premises described, while, OVEN It 1t had
purchased IN undivided onc-t,Ird, tl'at
~, o' tnt ~ ,rt M ~, ,,t': us9 vi
,y v s1; '9vr nI'u m ina1 t eodst y. G,1S Iat
y n,t ;' ~ t, ~ NV :', n'r ~
"a pIopeG ',ss q Jug sa!!,o. 81; liiEh also read
Tor the gtna nrooGta ~ rs!aton To- TIE psnng
Co,.rt. uni ni, ) nf,tayt q John 81 IT, II. rarso1,s, r
Snpstn!snds1t [G s1n Of thu rc % te esst t,t
sy.nE e the h. tr3Sk 3a 9 3a tat tns nstSH @
loacss Do? s''''" '"' "l''' 'l'' ''''s'''eA "As "''
, Mr C11m'ppcl rea. t an an Slayit od !: T.
Bi1owf, atesidcht III ule western lhdiana' IN
m.,., as,u4cl'eu '',.,ee, ~ ,,r, ,.,,,,,,,.
rulln
frn,n the Burlington nIht tile Northwestern
ntll tho agreement Of tllnsu two roads to A.
low It to cruss thu property, Tho amount OF
tho purchase, Il nplrnrcd from the nt)Iduylt
nlil tho agreement, was to bu teter,uinGt urO
rata OIL thu basis IF tlp amount 10 be Dn{{
tic Lake Shore by tIa Western iutiinu;s rs
tho result Of tho bending cotltiemilutIon pro-
ceedlngs.
Mn. 1,,ou urn4y u1s Aun,t,,rvr
IN, e,,.,,,, t,,at ,.,,,, .i,o .,sa.,.,t. ~ H.,
~ onJ ttut, .a!at Mt to GAGeWtoit ~ t!in ~
n,,a,t tlaot,i'Vay S..s, 1nJetoh t 'Ssg Weesaay
Sre."rytav ~" ,'s,n .I In i T", haor ~
NJ, eytmnfitirnrv ~. ,,i,,nrtif,,, ns t1n %,,a in
tjlls casc, TlM Wcstrri, intIfuua's tItjn was
not II title. but merely IN untfon to tke from
Tie Burlington aili Northwestern 1t sul,u tit
uru i,ltrilpit tiinu md Mt mn imGrtinit nrIso.
Th i"t VIZ lie Wrs"ru r II I'tMWn t.nuI1 r9 LIT
await Tic nctim, Of tle Ct,lli,ty Cnilrt. rhnst,
proceedings we're Il cotlrcsslnil tllat It lati no
riEl,t 10 upuroprlnte n flUt ri tmis Drtli,frty,
nj it was eSivt;EcI by this cotlccssiUu. rid
wl,ole nlattcr wis n snse wllere the mischief