, 1880-11-09
RAILROADS.
Another UnavaiIing Effort to Stop
the Kansas City War.
Tickets Selling Yesterday ut BU,
tho Lowest Ratio Yet.
The Rapid Progress Of Tho Various Lines Of
Tho Atchlson, Topeka 8 SaRsa Fe.
Capture OF a Laka Shore Bogus-Ticket
Vcnder ut Detroit.

Capture OF Laka Shore Bogus Ticket
Vcnder ut Detroit
THE WAR On PASSENGER RATES. |
Tho General Managers tlMl General las |
scngcr Agents of tho yarlous Western roads
interested IN tic war on passenger rates be-
tween Western nn,l Southwestern points nct
yesterday ut tho otl'co OF tho Southwestern
Hallway Association III the Lakeside Build |
Ing, but ,,t not sl,cccc,l III stopping the great
cDntEct now going on between tho various
lines. There were present nt the lnccting
j. G. McAfutlin nt.t james Charlton, Chtcago
& Alton; l.. st. John, ChicnEo, 1tnck island
& Pacific; james +. How, II. e, Townsend,
am teorgu n. Daniels, Wabash, st.
11ouis. Il I'aci⁣ A. y. Talraadgo nnd
Fr,nco Chandler, Missouri Pacific; G. G.
Wheeler, W. II. stsnnett, ind W.
A. Tlrnll, Chicngo Il Northwestern;
5. X. Hooper a,id james Heed, Han
1,ibal Il st. Joe; L. j. 1'otsor ni'.i Jalnes
Il, Wood, Chicago, Huntington Is Quincy; j.
| trnl; Ntid Commissioner j.; ". MiAgIcy,
Southwestern Railway Association.
Commissioner NtiElry in calling the meet
| OF Tho Committee appointed nt t1ie previous
meeting week Mgo ln regard TO the settle
nlcnt 0f tho pending troubles. But ~ since
cllnngusl, and another rutnotls war WIS now
In progress, he did not think TINT The consId-
Grafton 0f tho reports could be tnken np.
The eetg eI wG iSTaeae stss vo ad y bcst 11s m
tnken to scttla the disputes between inc va
r!ous llnes' md to bring this disastrous war
| to close.
Alton tl,tI x1lliliois Central people cIninlcd
TINT the Wnt,aAll hnh acted trtachurnitsly,
nlnby forcing another war was tryt1,E to PILL ;i
Wabash, through its princliMl representa-
tive, Mi, llnw, the Secretary of tho Company,
who acted for Mr.. tnuld, who Is sick. tried
to slnw that tho blNnto rested with thy Alton
tho Nuw York, Increment. Tho Wahasf,
people Contend TINT MI agreement was L,nuo
at tho Fres!tehtS' meeting ~ New York
whlct provided tint .'tho business brtwcon
that ttle Wabash should have nnc-tl,lrl Of
tic business. They insisted itpo,, having tho
agreement carried ont, nnd would not bo con-
~ Tle Alton people on tho other hand, sa1tl
York, and That President IsaskstoNe, who
attended that nlegtlnE: ciapl,atically denied
In tljs cnl,l,ectinn TINT iii those present Mt
tic Nuw York meeting tail 10 remember any
thing ABOUT tne attortinh or Sitc, ~ nguna-
nMcnt It's y cfAliAe!! ny te Wabash people.
The records show Tint sucl! proposition
WIS made, but thero y nothing ~ sli0w by
wl,o!n,. or who voted Tor +. resident
posItiun, aid AID soaIi iii not live DONG So III.
as,llcll rs the llliio3 Ccl,tral was not repre-,
senle a ~ %itilo'1t u t Gossit s Of 1 tt'nS roa 1na
l)ecn arranged. NJ. Blackstone Is snch
snuare and upright, gentleman that
l, ono stispects hlm iar a., s1qs =
mrnt OF ntsreprescntlnE facts, oven II
II were for Ills Interest," mid rs !!o IS borno out
II, Ills position by tho other Chicago pconlo
present ut tug New YORK lucet!llg. It looks
decidedly as II tllo Wa9nsl, people wore In
Sir. .Joscph F. TUCKER, Of tho Illinois Cen
tral, ln qyp!alning ting position tuken by Ills
rnal'shl.' That iie had heen M thorol'si,ly coi.-
s1tlted n thu settlement Of tho troubles qnt!
hu c6nlh not therefore be expected to carry
nut M ngrHt:tlcnt 10 which hts road Wts ilDt
II 1,.lttr sEllh tnriHnrnhlhnE which tHA WI.