, 1880-01-24
Temporary Settlement OF the
Southwestern Pool
Troubles.
Tho Burlington Secures Control
Of tho Missouri, Iowa ~
Nebraska.
Meeting Of Directors of the Chicago
Burlington g. Quincy at Bos-
ton.
The Leading Managers Hold Tarlh
and Pool Conference In New
York,
ri, STIf.L LIVES

association came 10 eo'tius.on s,',,..o.i
hour last evening Watlaout h"vlhk "en.s" ..,s
,no,'s ~ Ns tronhlcs. The Committee uM
1le"s y. ,,,,, aHntr tu thn mnrnfnp To
Ofsnrlza.lot nv. 49,, ne "a,,or i,oJ lin ,,ov t,rc
further conslucr tne aes'on nao a.lo .'J ,,,,,,,,
bo Ill alone until the Wabash has Its llhe
ss,n,, ,,to th,a citv INIT that revision OF tho
open ~ s..ss '. nroa,;t.gcs aho,d La ,nnde, III
d. t LOWS u.s., ,ssnns. pesteafu, f," The St loo & West
crn a,nl the Central Droncl. Union racine
,voa inc,u,lp,l. .rhe great difficulty In the |
,,a, ~ a sn,,Icment ,vns the inability Of the |
Ca,,,n,,,aa my n aurpe mon new percentages
for the st. Louis Dsision' s', ino na,as9"..
larger percentage, owing to Its
recent extensions but but neither ,a r,,,.tne the
Wabash, ST. Louis q laca"c, nol uto uu's .,.e,
& Alton were willing to accept less IMAM tney
lnye had thus fnr. The st. Louis lines tried
nasu ~ ~ .o!so .aa""ai ~, hmt fhe lott.r re,nni,cd
ages 70 10 leuaeeo, s"s ,....,,.t 1 ,a. ,,n,t" IN
firm to the end An attempt WIS li.l,'u ~. ~. ~
"bu!ldoze" this road into submission Dy liie
~. ~ n nrea.nt tim limo. there being large amount
ne present. tn's' a.t.,,n NutJ s NJ" ian rfusr
due tue Chicago DIVISION ao ra ,ntii ,afSn tio
to e1 int y IN nv Haa ~,
Louis lines backed down and agreed @ - 1aye
ne accounts ot nle mssoGt19 am t;,,a1iv 1 xen
itheca1e % NJ M Certain flat no satisfactory arrn,,ge
i,,ent Tor q reivison Of tho ST. Louis percrIt;;
nges GOULD BE- maze ~ present T. wv snmi
TINT all the roads IN te Assoelat'om ont s,uulT ~
prepare snM te,scIves I've eniitrd to.
ma that these, together VIII all lilatlels u
dispute, should by submitted t9 hleeting o.
the Presidents and Managers O. me varlot!s si1,1
roads asat ~ W. o1s W. "dfS the nsrnenst, rs
tSau mnv H liam uropermsca infringement to
date buck 70 the present time. ,..o ;,
Thercupon the general . Msetlng g Of t!ie 14:s As-
sociatlon was reconveiiel, with Mr. j. Y. Me
m,ssins,er + ". Mitlaley rs Secretary. Tho
C9Laitee suv,'tSM .,!na n,1r.ei tGnt nmtii mstin,
Ma9piCu. - i Mue ~ r. tGa Tr"l,tlni,is nm thn
propositions g sd Submitted by the Committee oil
Should be continued under the SANE tSn,,age
and that tic business arising from tho St. Joo
8 Western and Central Branch uni2n Pacific
Railroads should go lnto tao pool. Iht Colal-
A statement HlS submitted ~ C0lnnts-
sioner AIilgley showing the nrlount of bus.
its so rt.ormani3atioI,. noru Snnt is. iS5p. III
~ tts Io'' 1Hs1 Tha west-i,o,,,Ih husf-
~ Jul: 10Y. ~ rnc,iv n,mtn,Mtn,l n
nesS VI AA 10y .unt.1 aa.t h,,,,.i r., M, XII
Ap-t".o ents IJI.t....r~x.
or 4 total OF 45v, ,5y7. Ihe Cnlclgo DNiS!ull
got 4G U-10 per cent, the lInil1lpnl DIVISION
III A-l{)' 1,tr rent. and tho st. Lult9 DIVISION
3; ntr irnt Of the business carried, p5l AZ
fn,tr tvora ,vhcnf mi 10 TINS other grnil,.
sb9 IONS cnus ~ WV ncr' GarS', ',r1.
IONS hogs, and ,oaN tons ignrtM class, pfto,
i1stolls, etc. Inc hpo'e tIGssnt Msi!a ".Ws.5 s,;
east Ih0 pfinclpnl hTtlclo, sHlppeu Ncst
wnrt was railroad IRON, Wtllct hnnounteu
during the aforesaid period to 48,'U tons
S,u ,M3,5in" 5i,"~n n,t ~ Wnst "~''' ~
!r1 ..,,ss w' o"rn'nos NJ +he in,nher noot jur
oJr tod G{ttft (tl
of!wllcll the Chicago roatts got about ~ pei
cent o., t., c.
Lonis "Wednesday, Feb. Is. It Is cUntem
plated however, thAt the tfeSlnents hIt
inuunge1s should meet beforn TINT tn.e aIlt
consider the matter referred to them by yes
fnrinvis r,nufInp