, 1881-09-20
,he Appointment Of the Ohio 4 Missis.
sIppl's New Receiver Deferred
TIL Sept. 28.
M Change In the Passenger War
What the Pennsylvania and
Erie May Do.
1mnortant Passenger md Ticket Agents
Cpuypatlon-A Now Fast Freight
- Line.
The MARIETTA q Cincinnati Receiver
ship-Chicago, Pekin & South
western.
THE OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI NECT1v-
EsitSff1r.

THE OHIO Il AftSS1SSIPpI HECE1V-
J2ttSff1r.
The question Of tic appointment OF n snc
ees,or for Mr.. John King Jr., lnte ltecefvur
ot the OhiosS Mississippi railroad Company,
came lip before Judge Urummond yesterday
morning. Nlr. Ktng was appointed Neceivor
sonlo four years ago, n foreclosure suits
svaiust tic road begun ut tho sa,ne time In
indiana aud Illinois. Recently, owing 10 H.
health, he was compelled to tender his
rrs,g,,ation to Judge Drllmmond. Shortly
efior lie did 81 Il petition was filed III tho
United States Circuit Court III Ohio making
some charges against Mr.. ktng's nlanagc-
u,eut of tho road. On this he withdrew hia
resignation, aud askc,l for al investigation.
Learning, however. afterwarh, that tho pett-
lion had been withdrawn, he renewed his
application OIL tho 18th Inst. The first and
second mortgages arc for Sl0o00,o00. Tho
preferred stock amounts to 81, 00o, coo, mostly
lcld abroad, aud the common stock to Ss0,-
MoD0.
alr. Dccc!ler, on behalf OF Alr. King MID
The Baltimore d Ohio interest, inter stating
The present condition OF the case, pro-
posed the name Of W. N. Penboty,
he present Superintendent Of the
road. Ex-f;ov. Hendricks, Of Indiana,
proposed .lle mime Of III !i,l M MsIean' q tho
]. D. Cox, Of Ohio, was talked OF, bnt not
formally proposed.
Gov. Iendrieks thought tho matter could
not bc proceeded With, OF account of tho at-
ed that It should belloard by tllree Judges, US
It was not IL matter Of law, md proposed tho
names fJudGcs Harlan, Matthews, Gresham,
Gen. Harrison was anxious to proceed. alld
oil ttR,n AffGr1tO ri tn tj1a NhQnnt In
heard, bit l,e WIS ovGrrrlc1, nnl a uostn0ne-
ment was agrccl to, after some. discussion.
Judge DrlllnlnoHd remarked that It WIS
difficult TO get q competent person to MI tho
grrat practical acquaintance with rnIlroad
management but great breadth Of view, to
manage so large company. MIR. Peabody
bad tl!e former ','nMtlo,.btedly, ID but Il WIS net
Mclean. was well spoken OF, but 1t wns
doubtful whether lie possessed tic requlst
practical .knowlc'lge, md Tits, tho Julge
said, he always Insisted 81. Ex-Goy. Cox
Road rs lleselyer, but there was 4
,andniy tnilienced IN iayor of that
road. As to joining with tho other
asii ss ia @ Would %rIte 70 % my ~ % oiher jSdss i lie
counsel wishrd, but the practice OF getting
Judges TO- sit together bud grown 80 co,sl'
'.nun TINT they lIal agreed to dlsconntei,a'ice
III JuuED alAtl4l0Ab PtUUnu1y Hill liou8HLt
u tlia rontl WIS principally in lndIana and
Illinois, Judge lere should nttend t9 tlle
eDunsel to understand that they M,tst pro-
:ecd with tho case nn tho tay set.
The tla,lie OF judge tiresl,n.n was agreed
en as mo to 10 askctl to tnin with Judge
D,FSan9 aud the lattc, ;,ha ts to % eno9sc ,hd, !s
a er enrnn Should "s So ress Mt ns u
M MS'eI2sk OIL The l,ornng of tho = 2st!i inst:
Gov Hendricks represents Allan Camp.
bell, trustee under The twn mortgages: Gen.
Harrison aN1 cx-G0v. Palmer appear for the
b0nlh0l.lurs, aud l}ellnlny St0rcr, OF Gill
einnatt, represents n majority Of the stock
Anlders.
The indianapolis .1ournal, referring to tliis
sNh}tct In Il rccGl,t dnte, Rnys:
From rcltnhIe source WI ls,tru TINT tho bond
holders OF the Ohio l. allssIssippl ttuud major
~ OF theni ut least, favor tho appointment of
Gcn. ]. u. Cu1 III Receiver Of the ronl. 50 far
as Mr. 1,onbody is eoilcerued, tloy think ho Is
needed Just whore ho u, IS hc has mn!lo tha best
viii dnuht tho qualifications Of 0en. Cox to III
tlo Eosluon Of Necctvcr. flo has an excelicnt
record to f1it back uD0u.