The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

July k,-Iu Hon, John Fender, luulun'
We could not think ~ u doal wiil
GaTrBt, on tho basis OF Tho American
Union four gsara ago. lla has no surl
property. We cannot go b0youd u,
cost value Hi tho property as q basis,
lS.Gnodl GRERN,
FENDER suLICTOus,
loudOn, July jl,-Io DR.. Green, New York
L. Is reported here that tho Western
Union Telegraph company aud tho
Baltimore a Ohio Telegraph company
have come tOR ErttlOment, l. lharO
any tTutn ia thls? start Tor Hamburg
on Tuesday, On ny WaS 10 Berlin, anu
6hRll SEQ Garrett. Il there anything
can do with him in the matter
ISlguolI PESnFR,
0REES's DENIAL.
July al,-To Hon, John Fender l 70
London:
Not true. No progress made with
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph company
hero, nor any pressure being made.
We must stand or q liberal cost value
Cs basis, Whilo tho indications arc
that the Baltimore ~ Ohio Telegraph
company oEGcts profits, DO not th'nk
best 10 urge u.
[Sigredi GREEN.
TO MEET ~ PARIS,
London. Aug, ITO pg, Marvin GrJon,
shall SEQ Carrot at Hamburg aud
will let him know alb ,ut your views.
Signed PENnER,
GREENS GAME,
August 5.-tO Hon, John Pendcr, Member
OF Parliament, Lonton:
/ do not think IL best 10 press Gar
Tett with any urgency. Wo are not
more anxious than he Is 10 reach II
conclusion, but | am satisfied no arc
RaN d. NHaa nd o.,
terms, He wants Il handsome profit
on his Investment, which We cannot
afford 20 copcade, evsn for the lem.
pOrary advantage IL might ailOrd. 1t
would stimulate new enterprise for
the same result. Tharo must ba an
end To taking in at proht. fear II
will take tilno aud discussion 10 con-
vince him that wo must maintain that
position.
ISigned.I GREEN.
PENDER WANTS FAIR PLAY.
August lO-Dr. Norvin Green, New York;
l observe that tho Western Union
companies have advanced from about
- to Us, and n considerable p7rtiOn ot
Field and l had an interview with
Ga rett. AM told IL is understood ~
Amorics that in hat intarviow tsad
there was but ono) Mr.. q Grrott
strongly urged upon Fiuld and myself
the purchase of his system as a settle
ment OF tho existing state OF things
with tho land lines. THIS IL untrue.
and it is only fair to Carr q that |
should LOT you know this, as IL is evil
dent to me that tho information yOu
have got elsewhere is not correct, ana
that you should let tho public know
tho real facts of tho case. Garrett
has been perfectly straight with
me in ell ttis business
and since l came to Hamburg no has
read me extracts from his letters show
ing tho oxaggerated statements goiuc
about on the other side, which iustify
me in sending you this telegram.
rSignedl PENDER.
GREEN on GARRETT.
Aug Ito Hon.John Pender, NJ. =, Lon-
don:
GGrrett's card, with what purp1rts TO
bo a copy OF your cablogrGm TO mo OF
yesterday, appears in this mornings
paper. | think you have been imposed
upon and must have acted InG,r .
Misrepresentation OF the facts. NOUne
any deal with tho Baltimore d Quo
has been made. have stoGdIi apd
uniformly denied Jhat GAaro wsH aEy
to an agrsG.-6rs
Several interviews with me to that
effect have been published. CARROTS
card and your C2Dlegram mako 1t ap
pear thlt we were pressing n nogotia-
zion: whereas, your letter OF June ~
shows that the first overture came
from Garrett. You say that "Che Gay
alter l recsived a message from Car
rett TO ask me to give you AN Inter
view, which [ did, he told mo hi+
L., s,,Ea :
to see whether tho time had come, and
il So, whether wss prepared TO assist
in bringing about an arrangement be-
tween the Baltimore IL Ohio co jlpapy
on tho one side and the Western Union
lines on the other" You further say
in that letter "tbat if the idea con
veyed in the inclosed memorandum
is entertained by you aud yopr
| believe business could
be done, and in that case it would bo
very desirable that you should cpma
over to London while Garrett is here"
The memorandum referred 10 ia
marked confidential, but as showing Is
overture from Garrett through
you, ask your permission to give 1t
to our shareholders Mr.. Gar etps
cable card arraiens Us for misTspre
sentlng his position and puts US n the
defensive, when we have told nothing.
TSignedl EoRvIN GREEN.
FIELD NOTIFIES GOULD.
June Ito Jay Gould New
am invited to meet Garrett al P5n-
der's house, on Saturday mo- ming TO
talk over telegraph matters. q, rr Ct
says that he can ar ange with Mac tav
so ag to settle tho tariff for the c bios
as weIl as tho land lines in America
Have you any objections 80 make?
ISignedl FIELD.
GOULD WAITING FOR A WRECK.
New York, June l0.-ro Field, London:
~ can only repeat what cabled you
the other day in reieronoe to MIR. Gar
rett. His company are losing over
$4,000 per month in their telegraph
business, aud it is only question Of
time when il will carry 90 yn the Bal
timore q Ohio company. This opinion
is concurrsd in by IEo shrowdest
bankers here.
[Signedl GOULD
SAYS THEY'RE SICK.
July Ito Jay Gould, irving
ton-on- Hudson, New York:
From all near, | think that Garrett
and Mnekay are sick of their invest
ments in telegraph property snd
would like to come 10 some arrEngo-
mont with you. have had some
vety plain talk with Garrett. Please
'e5 mo knOw i, there is anythinG that
[ can do hgre before L sal! on tho Stn
OF August. Anglo-Amerjcan directors
inepE on The l1th and the shareholder
on the 3l4f instant.
fSjgneul FIELD.
GOULD SAYS, "wE'vE GOT 'EM."
NJ. I,,i, n