The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-30

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sging. - ~ The least. n. n. o. Nelsoa.
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proposed arbisnsioa committee 80 seen
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u have iis.le hops 20. : s.eeeasf.i
arbitration a lhe diGlcul,y," ~ soI1.
Hox1e Wns rccclved-~
"Have y0u received any rrplles from
he noelccs sent the resident dlrecforsP''
I'VE have received replies iron tws =
tAen."
ssArs they q IN enccura<ineps'
ssIn regard . these replies - havN
thought q best not % make thcm public
.lsns e prenesnre-
49,. y. 49, cessu ss?nee Iron -
or committee and the Arrangement Coz
mlttee, when the replies a NE directors
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~ THE much. however. thst 4 - a.
not think the proepects eneour,.5n~w
ssWhat do Won think a. NJ. Hoxie,s
statement hat TIE r.iiwavs eomnrisin~
he South western svstem A. nov n I'm
operntionln
al An not prepared - ~ anv th,n~ -
regard % the resumption n sr.il3c a fhe
South western system. n this were ehe
Only point 70 BE gained. ana. q Mr.. Hoxie
oee1s % think. there was nothing but
plain sailing before them. then Ne nieht
Be right. But he should remember 49,
ne strike II not over vet. This commit
tee On arbitration was not Appointed sim-
ply 20 secure the resumption q tr.HIc.
bat 20 endeavor to settle the difHcuIfies
between the railroads and che strikers for
he best interests Of both sides II the
railroads will not appoint their portion q
he committee, q course it I'll amoGues
70 nothing"
The resident directors Of the lGissoan
KDEIUC ana Iron MNuU[MIu F01UX 70 whom
he notices were sent were Messrs. r 8.
Hayes, r. c. Kerens, r. j. Lakeland and
Geo. " AIleo. Mr.. Nelson did not feel
Il liberty 70 state from which two a thsss
replies had been received.
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ere;oht beinr Offered ~ ever co;rt sIcn~
he Missouri Pacific system" sid one
q the o0lciaIs yesterday. "The reports
q The several SUPERINTENDENT show that
there were 192 trains or 4,67s loaded cars
moved on the system yesterday. Live
stock and peri<hable freight were handled
everywhere and suffered no delays. II
there u freight At any point for trans-
portation on the Southwest system that
b not bcing handled We do not know a
u. We are taking an the freight Offering.
and why, shen. talk about the road not
being able to handle its regular
business2 From this point there
were les loaded cars forwarded
over the Missouri Pacific road to-day
Thea there we're llo cars loaded IN the
yards. On the Iron Mountain road there
cars loaded IN the yard Seventy loads
at nearly all points cot Of the city
freight trains are moving night and day.
with the same regularity and IN greater
numbers than they were . year ago. n
there are anv who doubt that al freight
offered Il being handled they should ask
he shippers whether any II their goods
are being refused bv the COMPANY
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