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New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
roesFe IN yARIOUs PLACES.

C,RROIITON, H.. Oct. ia destructive fire
occurred here yesterday originating IN Raneys grocery
store and destroying several adjoining buildings. The
losses and Insurance are as follows: Samuel Levy loss
abont $4,000 insurance S2O.75O; Sharon Brothers,
drV-good., loss T2O,O0O, Insurance $lVooO; j. j.
sharon, grOcSr, loss $4,000 insurance S1Ooui Johh
Rainey, Oss $1,000, insurance S2,1OOi Johu y MoI-
men, loss several thousand dollars insurance Fl,ooO
HASTINGS, Ncb., oct 19.-The large agricultural I'M
plement house Of Bristol Son, with It's contents, and
the paint and wall paper house and contents belonging
Tn Mr. Yetter we're burned yesterday morning. Mr..
Yetters family, who occupied the second story OF the
wall paper store narrowly escaped dcat the har pehS
burned from the heads OF two OF the children.
EVANSVILLE ind. oct 10. William NIehtngale's
barn dairy dwelling and ontbudings were destroyed
ly fire Yesterday with farm implements and crop Of
hav and wheat The loss Will reach $4,000; insurance
$4,000
urpsoS, y. y, oct 10-Fire broke ont in the steam
blaming mil Of W. j. Trlycr Son. last night, destroy
ing the mill and contents valued at $4,000; insurance
$1,000 Among tho properly destroyed was large
amount of finished work, such doors, ~lndOws, etc.
the House OF K"fugc omen III COURSE VI CON'
structiOn IN this city.
INDIANAPoLIs Oct 19-The Lafay cite Sugar Refinery,
eight miles south OF Lafayette, Ind, was struck by
lightning last night and burned The loss IS ~ 5000
insurance 5000.
CnAuLl sTOS, 5. C., oct. 1o.-A fire In the cotton
wards II the South Carolina Railroad Company to-day,
dam scG about 200 bales Of cotton to the amount OF
$500.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. oct l0-The supply store of
the South Trcdegar Iron and Nail Company and two sd-
Joining dwelling houses burned by incendiares
last night. Loss, $4,000 insured Tor $4,000
TROY " y, oct. l9-The dweline-hOuse on the
Cyrus GoOdng farm ut Buskirks Bridge, destroyed
by fire last night and Robert POys cmpOyo Of Mr.
GOOdlng was burned 10 death.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
rorrrvGs 1rEE AvD THERE.

sYnAcr-r oct. l9.-Hcnamin W. Baum. of this city, a
member OF the arm OF Baum. Richard * Coz OF Gilmore
Penn was thrown from his carriage here today aud
probably fatally injured
UTICA. oct 19.-John Hartman, age -, the fireman
I'm charge y mill 80 NJ the NcwIork M-. was found
dead IN one OF the hue, leading 10 The boiler tuis mOr-
ing.
OswEGo. oct i9.--In tho Carpenter murder trial tho
twcfhJuror WAS obtained this mora!ns after panel OF
two hundred aud ny hal been exhausted. one or two
OF the twelve obtained Stll liable to 30 rejected on
the ground HAT they are biased.
TIpY oct lg-POstma,tor Robertson, OF Troy, today
received from Washington orders Tor tho dscontnuance
OF tho Wcst Troy office, and directing the c.t1b!sh-
mcnt In ~. place OF branch ~ the Troy Post ONCE to
be- under the control OF the postmaster OF tlH- city
ErrT,io oct. g-GcOrge Cook, coorcd burglar.
was to Iay sentenced state Prison for twenty ono
years.
Lorenzo Dimck, general agent OF the Continental
Insurance Company, convicted OF grand larceny m
transferring policy - 600 the schooner James
wade from the Union Company to Thames M"rSey
after loss had occurred. appeared ia the Circuit court
tuis morning and gayo bail IN TIA" ruul OF 1000.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
JoHN cHArHlMS LISr DRAM

AFTER pEINKING \ TINr OF wniSKEY An OLD
"ENAMlLE" DROPS DEAD.
WiLLGANsPORT. Penn, oct. 10 (Spccioh.-
John Chatham, OF Pine Station. has been known II
heavy drnkor and has been held TO youths rs an cN-
ample Of what degradation will follow the OF intoN-
eating liquors. II made known this morning that
JOHN diod yesterday after drinking pint OF whisky
Chatham had been pro;ractcd spree. All his money
was gone. Io was thrstng for drink AMI he walked
to the hotel bar ana asked for glass OF liquor The
bartender said:
.f you drink a pint of whlskey you have 1t for
nothing"
This lIbcrality astoni,hcd Chatham Recovering him
self he said ia excited manner. Give me and I'll
drink It,"
The bartender poured ont II pint OF whiskcy In "A
large glass. Chatham eraspcI the glass raised 1t 10 his
p. ana never lowered II until the last drop gursled
down his throat. Smackng his lips he laid the glass on
tho bar rubbing his hands In ccstacy
Io exclaimed as lie tottcroL toward the door, That
has made u new man Of me"
He fell to the floor unconscious Tho Dartendets
picked him up. Chatham was dead
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
TRAYsCoNTlNENTAL BUSINESS.

BosroN, Oct. 19.-ln regard to the story
that the Transcontinenta Association has sent notice
to the Pacific Mail Company that at the expiration OF
thirty days its monthly subsidy payments Will be
stopped President Adams. Of :hc Union Pacihc Road
sail to-day that he had no Information concerning IT,
but intended to make inquiries about It, He presumed
bowcyer that It was so. The policy Of the Southern
Pacific road on the transcOntnental business had, he
thought. been arbitrary and he was disposed to con-
demn IN the strongest manner possible the company s
recent action I'm refusing honor the draft sent to IT,
The Union Pacific not at all solcttous anout the
tr,rscontiucntal business and coIld do without the
,,,,, ,,,,h better Than the Southern Pacific could
bc course OF tho SOuthcrn Pacific, which Indicated
Inc In withdrawing from the association COncernlng
his vi,it 20 Washington NJ Adams said that he had
,,lg,l the whole Pacific Mail subject over with the
TuIIcA state, Railroad Commissioner and Assistant
secretary Jcncks. Both gentlemen understood the
question thoroughly and the latter Denied Impatcty
HAT he intended to pursue the attributed to him
by some OF the newspapers
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THE FIRE RECORD.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

FLAMES swEEPISG THROUGH A HOUSE AND DE-
sTRoYING ALL But ONE OF THE INMATES.
Chicago. Oct. 10.-The brick cottage at No
sc Vernon Park-place, owned and occupied by W =.
Bates was destroyed by fire this morning and four OF
the occupants were burned death. The family con-
sisted OF five persons and servant girl An alarm WAS
sounded at G25 and when the hrcmen arrived on the
scene the house was in a blaze Fire Marshal Campi0n
found Mr. Bates in the alley at the side OF the house sur
fering from severe bruises lie said that at Goeipck
the servant girl started fire in the kitchen, ana went
out doors n moment later, leaving the door
opep She returned in minute or Two
and found the kitchen in blaze Inc
girl ran away, screaming with fright and Mr. Bates
was aroused rushed into the kitchen and tried to eX'
tngush the flames with hose attached to the hydrant
and afterward with buckets Not succeeding lie rushed
out and sent an alarm
Fircmen succeeded in putting tho fire out IN about
fifteen minutes. When they entered the house thcy
found the charred bodies OF the cntre family with te
eIccntou of Mr. Bates. The victims were Mrs. Mary l.
Rates age thirty five john Bates, age nFe L""hIu
Bates an infant and Mrs Drryson, aec seventy olhcr
~ Mrs Rites The bOly OF Mrs. Bates was
found living two feet from tho front WIN
D dow on Inc frat floor burned TO crisp
The clarred body OF her baby was lying close BY Mr
Drcylson was found upstairs. she had eNlch'y, uiSu
from sufOcatiOn the body was not much buTho
hov was found I'm the ruins OF ped The partitions ana
flames once the fire spread all through the house
with inc0nccvabo rapidIty The house was N1luoi ~
= and uninsured. Nothing was hcllu OF Inc
servant girl after gt II Is SAID that brother 81
the place when the fire in progress but suddeAy
GisIppcarCG.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FORGED RETURNS IN OHIO.
EVEN DEMOCRATS CONFESS THE FRAUD.
THREE HUNDRED TALLIEs ADDED TO THE LIST IN
SINGLE PRECINCT

THREE HUNDRED TALLIEs ADDED TO THE LIST IN
A SINGLE PRECINCT
COLUMBUS, Oct. 19.-The official count of
the county was continued this morning. I. E. Powell
appeared for the Democratic candidates and spoke
threequarers Of hour against counting the
from Precnct A. Fourth Ward and Precinct Thirteenth
ward They are botn Republican precincts. r. A.
Harrison followed for the Republican candidates and al
the conclusion Of his speech the Board OF Canvassers
decided to receive and count the returs The objections
TO them were that the Judges OF Election had failed ts
properly certify to the returns Precnc ct A. Fourth
Ward, counted and Tailed to the satisfaction OF tho
candidates. The from the Thirteenth Ward had
been read through the list OF Republican candidates
there being total of 760 in the precinct. Tho
original vote stood, Republicans SOB the head OF
the ticket and 203 for the Democrats Three hundred
allies had been added to the full Democratic ticket with
the exception OF Atberon for Supreme Judge. who had
been given 200 This made the total vote sie over
1000 about 800 more votes than IA tho precrct
The State ticket was read through and 1t was not dis
covered that the addition of three hundred had been
made to the Of the Democratic candidates until the
county ticket reached. Tho addition, however.
have been to the entire vote for both county
and state officers The poll books returned three
hundred tacs short OF the tally sheet Clerk Joyce
Democrat who has had OF the returns since Sat
urday evening says the figures have undoubtedly been
changed. His theory is that while they were being
handed around In the crowd IN the argument before the
Returning Board on Saturday, some one slipped ont
with the tally sheet and made the changes in the figures
H. ]. Ossng. Democratic Judge says the figures have
been changed since tho tally sheet left the hands OF tho
judges An inspection shows tho changes aud add-
tlonal tacs have been made with different pen and
ink from those used in the original The figure be-
ginning the number opposite the of each Of tho
Democratic candidates has been changed in
each instance to figure five. Tho
work is done in bungling manner
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
nEArns FRoM sMNLLrON IN CANADA.


MONTREAL, oct. 10 (Spcc'dh deaths from
.malpoy I'm the last two days. shown by tie returns
AT the Health Onro today 90 for both city ana HI-
Joining nunIcpaliics dl-rlhrer follows saturday,
- I'm cIty and in subutb, sunday IN city and II IN
suburbs. There intormonts from smallpox III
the Protestant cemetery last week. making the total
number OF death. from disease ia tho city and sub
urbs for the week ending Friday IO3. For the hfNt
eighteen days this month there have been "17 deaths
from the disease about $50 being In the city and the rest
m the suburbs Mayor Bcaugrand stated In the Couhcll
to-day that nnctcontwcntcths Of the corporation ON
cias had been Vacciuatcd At meeting OF INC IVY
Board OF Health to-day Dr. Dcbomald was appointed
piy sican the Catholic wards or Mount koyni Ii3-'
utals Dr. Gardner has been appointed physcih 10 wv
Protestant ward. The NHccinatinS committee rcIorlc
81 - visited last week ana Sl2 persons Hhcc
mated. Many OF the people SIN resist Nhcclluu 80
were Il new eases reported the last two DAYS and
houses wcro placardcd for tho trs; time and - rep
cardrd
QUEBEC oct. 19-TwO OF the three cases OF smallpox
here have proved fatal. Tho reports OF smallpox al
Beaumont have been contradced II is stated that
whonpny cough was OF the death OF one o inc
Parent children The local Board Of Health have pro
hibtcd the Decentralization OF passengers nero nli
they shall have undergone an Inspection Dy lo ou"
officers.
HALIFAX. oct. 10 tSpccidh-Cascs OF smallpox pr''"i
at H. Johns and Harbor Grace, " f. having Deeh '"ho
IN a sailing vessel and steamer from montreal. lno
III cease also prevails near Moncton ana other points
PEORIA H.. oct. 19.-Thc local health aue'o''"o VI
pc,a haye decided take active measures Tor sthp"A
t the smallpox of which there have been altogether
eases aud three deaths mere. lhele
uye new cases reported on Saturday anu thrco9
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
INCIDENTS IN TnE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. 10 (Spccidh.-lienry Pepper
captain OF barge trading between Montreal anu "h'e
hail n Y. arrived at Chambly three weeks ago "n"
stayed at Il hotel kept by Eugene AK ha'ink ~
money pay his bin he proposed thHt MS NOS. 20
90 g., ,v,h him In trade and send load OF timber 70
SewYork. AK advanced $3.50. lie was to have peeu
Informed by telegram OF Peppers arrival NJ 80" % Nnw
but hearing from him he went on INA the cargo
and kept the money ak then went with nus sbrse
iatcr with load OF coal from Canada AK oIu a an
i've and Pepper was arrested but afterwaru % rest
81 900 bail. He offered TO pay S-Vo uo"" " ~
Ia a fow days but this AliI refused ANA
OTTAWA. oct 10 tSpeeiaD.-Tho experts WhV %o.o
..nt TO ycport on the scheme Tor eonneo'hs rl,n.o
Isand with tho mainland by tunnsllns Nor'nuov N,,
laud-st, have reported favoraoy ana ,no r,nnat.a
.bortIvi be begun Senator Rowland, VINO EnveTn
the idea ia here making ARRANGEMENTS Win n,nt engi.
ment for q subsidy. Vernon smith, p''A
neer will superintsad the work -. ,o,r,ns
Mr. Patterson, =. p. for Essex has been horo -a
with the Minister OF Agriculture In regaru 70 'n'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
COLLISION or TRAINS IN A FOG

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Oct. 10 (Specidb One
mile east of this station at q. to-day tho Tehgh
Valley Railroad fast freight train tho way to Maucn
Chunk stopped at Black Creek to shift some cars 1t
was closely followed by loaded coul ran the engne
Of which crashed into the end te latter wreckng
fifteen or twenty freight Leaving the track, 1t
rolled down steep embankment into the creek followed
by the wrecked portion Of tho freight and forty or fifty
cars Of its train. Owing the dense fog the coal
train engineer could not any distance ahead and
when lie saw the freight he had only time TO whistle
down brakes, the engine and with tho fireman
leap from the cab The four brakemen heard the
and instantly Jumped with them, thus saving their lives
When daylight dawned upon the wreck the locomotive
was found be stripped of everything while the cars
are crushed TO splnters The loss VIII reach 800 900
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
rtT,IIy SHOrIN 4 ElLLROOM

Nrw-ORLEANs, Oct 10 (SpcciaD.-Afred
Klauscn "A we'll known ruiian. and several companions
last ,iyht forced their way into the Casino where
dance was in pro ;rcss given by the Young Sons OF Lou
i,ann KIauscn attempted to compel young woman TO
dance with him and her escort appealed 10 the police
for protection. officer Connolly undertook to arrest
klausen but was OyerpOwered. The oucer called Tor
nss.tonce and the other policemen on duty responded
H. cha truo,le which followed Klausen drew q revolver
orJ fired Robert f. Diamond who was standing some
tarr on and had nothing to do with the disturbance
fell TO the ground. m0rtally wounded kHuSe urea 'Wo
,n sIots one struck Edward Connolly in the leg, in
nirtg A painful wound. klausen ran into the garden
where he again fired at tho pursuins oloers He was
,.r,.,er ,nd arrested Lewis Lay aud Thomas Ready
two of his compauOns also arrested Diamond Is
not cxpectcd to i've
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
SERVIA READY FOR WAR.
KING MILAN's HOSTILE ATTITUDE.
REFUSING TO Receive MINISTER GREKoFF-DUL-
GARIANs FXAsPERATED.

REFUSING TO RECEIVE MINISTER GREKoFF-DCL-
GARIANS EXAsPERATED.
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-The situation in the East
has again assumed serious aspect owing TO the Oe-
attitude of scrvIa Prince Alexander, after en-
deavoring to patch up agreement with King Milan,
eegraphcd tho latter that he intended sending Minister
Grckof to the servlan Colrt special mission. King
Milan declined, however receive the mission 1t Is
evident from King Mans answer that serva is deter
mined to fight for territorial aggrandizemcnt
sOFIA, Oct. 19-rhe relations between Bulgaria and
Scrva much strained. The refusal OF King Milan TO
receive Minister Groko, who to have been sent by
Prince Alexander a special mission to Scrvia, ndi-
The Bugarians exasperatcd by Scryas attitude.
Cabinet Council held to-day 10 consider the stua-
tion. The militia continue drilling Tho population are
resolved to resist violation Of tho frontier Their anger
is at present diverted from Turkey to Seryia.
Ns>A, Oct. l9.-The Scrvian Government has expelled
every journalist from this city.
PnnuropoLIs, Oct. 19-Prncc Alexander has issued
supplemental note to the Powers in which he assures
them that Bulgaria dcfcrs entirely to their advice aud
thanks them for their knilness IN dealing with tue
question at issue.
LONDON, oct ia Gordon has been established on
the frontier by the MOncnegrn Government 10 prevent
dcSertions to Seryia.
At Rustchuk Bulgaria, the landing and shipment OF
material Is going or uucea-ingy. A battalion OF
volunteers has left that place for ROJnea. The troops
displayed great enthusiasm.
dispatch from PmlippOpOlis says the Government Is
leVying corn for the The Rpuui'an 1rOhler Is
quiet Several forts are In process of erection.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
INITIATING SOUTHERN FRAUDS.
REvoLNERs At FRENCH FLECiIONs-A CoNsER
TIVE CANBID NTT STONFD

REVOIVERs At FRENCH FLECiIONS-A CoNSERVA-
TIVE CANDIDATE STONED.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-Thc Conservatives in num-
Der OF departments the Republican projects OF
intimidation in the elections yesterday At Bclfort 1t
said force used to keep Conservatives from vot
Ing. At Cuntres the Due Dccazes assaled IN his
carriage by a band OF ruians. who threw stones and
fired reyolyers at him, wounding tho coachinan AT
Lormont VI. Dreoc. the Conservative candidate ana
his supporters were hunted and stoned until they took
refuge with the gendatmcs
II is now stated that TIE Chamber OF Deputies
will comprise 200 Conservatives and 3Si Republicans or
Radicals NJ Br sson the Premier M.Floquct President
of Chamber OF DEPUTIES. NJ SHdiCIrnOt Minister or FL
nance. the Duke dc B.saccO, NM. Andrirux RouYer,
Cochcry, Rayna Clcmcucedu and Spuller have been re-
elected Thus far POS Republicans and 2i ConscrNa-
tives have been elected Tua Republicans pOed Ol,OOJ
votes I'm Paris and the Conservatives 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
SHEEP RESCUE THEIR SHEPHERD FRO N VOL

WLKESBARRE, Penn., Uct. To IOPecIdtJ'-
There is trouble in tho English Congregational Church.
OF Plymouth, OF which the Rev. f. Edwards is the newly
appointed pastor Some time effort was made to
raise funds to build a new church and $4O0 was sub
scribed but the attempt failed The money was placed
in tho hands Of George Pclon, we'll man. aud
has been asserted by the pastor and certain members OF
the congregation that he fail TO account for tho
money. Plclon wrote o letter in last Saturdays
Plymouth star, roundly abusing Mr. Edwards ana DIS
congregation and denying the accusation Last even
ing while services In progress Picon entered the
church I'm an excited and walking up to the min
lister began to abuse him and the church members IN no
most shameful way. lie threatened to striXo Mr.
Edwards. somo members interfered and after snor'
struggle he was elected
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
srEDBY THE DUcHESSE pa UxY.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 (SpccidD. - Charlotte,
'Auxy OF Belgium sues in the Circuit Court
here to recover her share of the estate Of James T.
soutter, OF New-York who died In lsI3 she was az
that time the wife Of Robert Soutter. OF the tosta
,,r Her husband died soon after his father and she
married again Under her husbands VIII she is entitled
TO half of property the other half going to her
children She claims that large part OF her ather'in
laws estate was lost In speculation by the acting execu-
,or William K Soutter and she charges that the latter
hns now conveyed his interest IN property worth
goo 400 on the Grand Boulevard in this city, forming
n Of the estate OF Morris = Miller she says that her
,,rt nf tho estate withheld By William n s0utter Is
nrt SOS 900 and wants the court to enJon the other
r from conyoy Ing their interests to others and from
making "A settlement without giving her her duo share
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
YTG GLOBE IN WALL STREET.

The Commercial Cable Company is having
mn, up in front of its main Office at Wall aud Broad sss
huge clook in the shape Of = globe Tho outlines Oh
the world are traced it. but are partly hidden oy sno
l,,ters which announce the eompanys nsmo and ousi-
.s The eobe which is four feet In dsmster, built
of wood nearly three inches thok and covered via 1
brass shesting heavily gilded On 1t arc three da sI ~
naoo OF the usual 6gures. On one dial the time ss LSn
don will be shown. The olock will be run ~
and the three dias will be lighted at night py ssao
electric lamps which branch OUT from the .tanaa~ &
below the globe gilt eagle will pereh On sny ~ Ne
VIII be running in Q tew days
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
ANOTHER FARMER vICTIMIzED.
FRAUDULENT PHOSPHATE iALEIs RELIEVE HIN
OF SO. .000-A BOLD ROBBERY.

OF TO,UOb-A BOIsD h'bh'Ni'
PENN YAN, Oct. 10 (SpCcidD.-A short time
ago two well dressed men came to this village hred
team and drove to the home of Mr. Hyatt about four
miles away They represented themselves as extensive
dealers im phosphate from New-NOrk After long con-
versation which they gained the confidence OF inc u
suspecting farmer they showed him several notes
against prominent men IN this county on WHICH 'H'S
were desrous Of realizing the ready cash and in order TO
do so would give heavy shave. Tic notes amoun'eu
TO $500 for which they willing to take $4,000
As they were to run but short time and were against
respon.ihe men, all well known to Mr. Hyatt. lie de-
cided to cash tho notes and thereby realize 5000 He
told the holders that he had tie money in the bank
them at once prOposel to take him
to the village The other remained IN the nelguoofhoou
to make sales OF phosphate.
Iac man in company OF Mr. Hyatt drove TO this village
and the farmer went to Baldwins bank aud drew $4,000
The two goC in tho wagon aud started back to Mt
Hyatrs house. When within short distance of the
place they met tho man they had left there. They
stopped and after little conversation about the notes
the two dealers in phosphacs drew rcvOvcrs and told
Mr. Hyatt to give them tho mOncs or they would blow
his brains oat There WAS no in hearing distance,
and as Mr. Hyatt was unarncd, he gave them the
50 600 They then told hlm to get out and walk home
and in case he made any outcry or attempt to lave
them arrested they would surely kill him. They turned
the horse around back this village paid fc the
team and took train for Geneva.
Mr. Hyatt walked homo fully realizing that he had
been the victim Of bold robbery and as there were no
chances TO recover money. he did not reveal the
matter TO any one until the scoundrels had made Good
their escape Mr. Hyatt is wealthy and the loss will not
crlnne Inn.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MIIENRY DEFEATED IN THE COURTS.
END OF TIE LITIGATION AGAINST THE ERIE ROAD
HISTORY OF TIE SUITS.


HISTORY OF THE SUITS.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 19.-ln the United States
Chcuit Court today the OF McHcnry and others
against the New-YOrk Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Company motion dissolve the injunction that had
been granted tie complainant Was allowed
The decision which given by Judge McKenna
practically ends the litigation Of james Mciienry
against the Erie Railway and the New-York Pennsylya-
MIA and OHIO, which it operates under lease
Two suits remain unsettled but they are
precisely Ike the decided Mr.. McHenry
brought several suits England AID this country
AGAINST the reorganization trustees OF the Pennsylvania
and Ohio with purpose OF gaining control OF the com
pany which ia tho successor to the Atlantc
and Great Western. Under the reorganization
scherne the voting power OF the whele
cantal stock was placed In tho hands OF trustees
WHO were elected annually by the bOndholders Mr. Nc
Henry sought compel the Issue of new stock for the
old stock the bulk or which he probably controlled
After having been defeated in these suits he began new
action IN the county cOur at Mcadvle Ia The county
Judge without notice to the defendants, IL Is sad, APP
ontcd q receiver for the road and at the same time
issued an Injunction restraining the company ana the
voting from the exercise or their general pow
crS The company had the case removed To the Unteu
-tnt-s Court. Some time an attempt 10 remand the
c-e 10 the failed and the receiver was theu
discharged Tic motion to dissolve the Injunction fo!-
loXpl.