Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28
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TIE srATRsNAN WHO PUsHRD THE PROSECUTION OF
GOULD AND SAGE.
Interviews IN the New York papers with Mr..
Gould and the allegations therein made created q
sensation in that city yesterday. Mr.. Gould
charged the lawyers who are prosecuting the Kan
sas Pacific case against him and Mr. Sage with
blackmail, and the lawyers In turn charged
Mr.. George Gould with attempted bribery, and
denied Mr. Jay Gould's statement that they offered
TO settle the case with him. Mr.. Gould, however,
stood by the woman story. but refused TO mention
by the woman to prosecute the case.
vice-President Hopkins, OF the Missouri Pacific,
II 70 s tine
but his counsel, speaking after long conference
with him, said for publications: "Mr. Hopkins has
to say anything. lido not say that Mr. whitney,
the secretary OF the Navy, y meant by Mr.. Gould,
and do not deny it. saw Mr.. Gould this morning,
that he has said enough, and that he viii not
mention the name or the statesman who Is trying
70 cute hin him as Mr. Hopkins counsel have
MIS- Hopkins was Miss Dunlap, OF Chicago.
Her father was Robert L Dunlap, or the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, and business asso-
In speaking Of the oouid-sage case yesterday
District Attorney Fellows said that II his prede-
recommending that an Indictment be found he
had not seen It.
Alleged Contract Combimations
SET FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE TEXAS TRAFFIC
ASSOCIATION.
Attorney General H0gg yesterday 1led suit In
the District Court at Austin, Tex, to enjoin the
Texas Traffic Association from continuance of It's
business. The petition names the following cor.
porations as comprising the Trafnc Association
Missouri Pacific, Texas and Pacific, Houston and
Texas Central, Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas, Fort Worth ana Den
the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain, Memphis and Lit
tie Rock. ~. Louis and san Francisco, shreveport
and Houston. Kansas CITY, springfield and Men,
phis and Kansas city, Fort Scott and Gulf foreign
The injunction V asked only Is against Texas
porattons and the Texas Tfan1c Association. The
petition charges that the association n conspi-
racy contract combination and copartnership,
for.ning CONSERVATION OF parallel and competing
lines, which is an organized monopoly that IL .
menace 20 commerce and In defiance OF the c0nstf-
tItion and laws OF Texas
AZ meeting Of the liberal members OF parlia-
ment In London ysgterday, Mr. Gladstone pre-
siding. It was decided 70 support the leading prin-
ciples Of the local government bil ana 70 Try %
obtain an amsndmsns making county councils en-
Forged ietiSn 70 the erect that Prince Btsmarck
had been stricken with apoplexy were circulated
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