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rfanyd dealer says he has the W. T.. Douglas
fhorH without name aud price stamped GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
MIR. WIZARDS ANSWER

On the lGih Of May. tho DAY fN~i ior u" argument
IN tho suit, the defendant arI arrd h' N">'t>
harlow a Wctmnrr. auI Cnrat- & Lchman' a. '''f
c,ius-I before judge barrett In supreme Court
,I.r,,lr; AID read the following AFFIDAVIT made h}
Henry ygIad IN which he allegations Oh The
oonphfnt arc answered In regular oHicr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
DILLON & SWhiNF,
Attorneys for plaintiffs,
1915 Broadway, New York city.
THE COMPLAINT VERIFIED on OATH.

City and County of New-YorlS S.:
Elijah Smith, being duly sworn says that he Is one
of the plaintiffs In the above entitled action that the
allegations contained in the complaint arc trlc that
those alleged Information and belief based upon
information derived in the following way manner
On the morning of Saturday, May II, lc-9, anan
received from S. b. WlOy auditor OF the oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company, resident al Portland,
q telegram In cipher translation % which Is here
TO annexed, stating that the directors had taken action
or had passed resolutions forth in the com.
plant herein.
On Saturday, May IL. 1889, a0lant received a
second telegram from said Wiley, giving the opinion Of
Joseph Simon an attorney Law OF Portland Oregon
and one Of tho directors OF said Oregon ard Trans.
continental Company, as to the action taken By
said Board.
On the afternoon OF May II, 1850 Mcssrs Dillon
swayne, attorneys, at the request Of anIant tcle-
graphed TO c. A Dolph, also an attorney at law
resident IN Portland, Oregon, aHd a member Of the
same firm with the said Joseph Simon and ---
BelInger, both of whom directors Of the Oregon
and TranscOntlnental Company, uQuitng how MANY
directors o! the Oregon and TranscOn;nenta Company
were present at the meeting at which said resolution,
were adopted.
This morning, May -, 1850, the said DIn1n Z
swayne in receipt Of telegram annexed from
the said &. a. DOlph being answc" 10 their telegram
aforesaid, In which the said DopE states that sever
directors were present an adjourned meeting, arr
took the action aforesaid and that two Of The director.
voted and protested against the passage Of sucl
resolution, and that all Of tho directors voting IN
favor OF such resolution were employees Of SAID
Northern Pacific Railroad Conn Any.
And for . further source Of information and belle
anant IS informed by Mess. l!ou & swayne a.
torueys, that they are th. MOT ~ in receipt Of
telegram hereto annexed addressed by the aforesaid
S L. Wiley to Charles i. adams, Of Boston. Maasa
chusetts repeating the statements VIII ch tho sad Wlo
had tsleHaphcd TO slia1t d. 10 tho action taken
by said Board Of Directors except that IN the telc
gram OF the said Wiley said Adams ,hc resolution
authorizing the issue and guarantee, a. ct forth IN
the bill Of complaint, Of ten millions OF new stocl
OF the deiepdant company, Is spoken Of d, having
been already passed but the further resolution amcpd
ing the bylaws that no stakeholder holding less
than twenty-five per cent OF the capital stock Of
tho company can examine any Of the books IS In
SAID telegram 10 said Adams stated as d resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
MR.. NETWORKS AFFIDAVIT.
SUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.

Elijah smith and Edward r Bell against the oregon
and Tar-conruc.'u Company and Others.
CIV and County Il Nrw-Yor, ss:
Charles v. wcrmgrc, bcias duly sworn, dcposcs
and says, a. follows.
am mo1Ib"r II the firm O; Harlow Wetmoyc,
attorney, at law, a,d Of counsel Tor the oregon
and IgsI,cout.n"ual Company the defendants IN the
above entitled action, I have read tie affidavit Of
Henry Willard submitted herewith | am the counsel
referred 70 90 thar affidavit, who prepared the rrsolu.
roa annexed thereto. and his Instructions 10 me IS 10
the purposes for witch he resolution should be drafted
are a, stated IN hl, said affidavit; Il was my own
suggestion To Nj Willard Nat, Il any action looking
20 the issuing Of preferred stock was to be taken
in time for submission at the stockholders meeting
ON Ia" 18th Of jun, preliminary steps would have to
zoe taken a. once. the FcgicctIng Of the plan and
tho preparation Of the papers carry It into effect,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
- yonx Many TRIBUNE MAY ~ ISae-rMELvL

should it DO adopted by the stocEhoioef''
sumo considerable time, .,,... q, any
bsve mot yet received any instructions OF any
xna or character from Mr. willard, or from any on'
connected with the oregon and Transcontnen'si IN
many. to take any action whatever Cd any hu" Az
character, looking the preparation OF any VI
matters or things necessary to be done III o.ue
properly 10 present the question Of ISSUING ''iS
ferred stock to the Executive COMMITTEE A"u w
stockholders Of the company, other than 70 G''t W.
,,,n retcrred TO- and II any such action had been
.ontsmnIated or intended by any one IL "ouiu
naturally have come 20 my knowledge as the person
whose duty II would have been to prepare 'ne
necessary papers ,,.r-r,,opr
sxorn 10 before mo- this 18th day Of May i00''
GEO. W. WEIFFENBhCH,
Notary Public,
Ncw-YoIk County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
HYpoTuEcAT1oN or STOCK.

IX-PIaintifs further state on information and be-
lief that the hypothecaon Of the stock OF u" oregon
Railway and Navigation Company now belonging 10
the defendant company, 10 secure The performance VI
its guarantee Of dividends tho said proposed new
capital stock VIII also work gross Injury and probable
loss 10 themselves holders OF tho present capital
stock Of the said defendant company and as plaintiffs
are Informed and believe viii probably result also IN
the ultimate loss Of the said Oregon Railway ana Na'
CATION Compsny's stock by the defendant company.
X-Plslntins further state on Information and DO
lief that the individual defendants constituting ma
FORTY OF tho executive committee OF the said defendant
company are confcderatcd and associated with tho
said Henry Willard In the acts and for the purposes
above set FORTH and that the said defendant company
is entirely controlled by the said Willard and his con
foderates aforesaid that the next annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the said defendant company VIII
be held at Portland Oregon, on the third Monday of
June 1859; that meanwhile, and before the plaintiffs
can make any protest request % thr stockholders
of the said defendant company concerning the said
fraudulent actions Of tho said Willard and his con
federste the said Willard and thos" assOc!aied with
him will have accomplished their purpcse by Issuing
| and dlsposng OF said additional stock Of the de-
| PENDANT company, and the same Will then be outstand
ing and will furthermore have hypothrcat'd other
wise disposed Of said stock In the Oregon Railway and
| Navigation Company now owned by tho defendant
| company and the injury complained Of viii be rrep
| arabic.
Wherefore the plaintiffs pray Judgment OF THIS 'out'
that the defendants and each Of thcm, their agents
servants and attorneys be enioned and restrained BY
| this Court as follows:
| First-From Issuing or attempting 10 authorize th'
issue of the said 900 shares Of guaranteed stool
| OF the defendant, the Oregon and Tran-contncnta
| Company, or any capital stock Of the said defcuGan
company other than the 100000 shares already
issued and outstanding, and from in anywiSc trans
terrns dsposng Of tho same. If It has already bee
Issued
Second.-From selling transferring or in anywis" dis
poslp. OF the whole any part Of the stock Of tn
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company now Ownc
and held by the said defendant, To" Oregon an
TranscontInenta Company, together with the cost
and disbursements Of this action
| DILLON & sWAYNE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
1915 Broadway, New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
AFFIDAVIT OF MESSGs. COLBY AND HoYT
SUPREME COURT, NEw.YoRK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEw.YoRK COUNTY.
Ellla1 smith and Edward L. Bell against The Oregon
Transcontluen'al Company, and Others.
CITY and County Of New York, So:
Charles H. Colby and Colgate IIoyt being duly
sworn, doth dcposc and say each for himself fol-
lows:
| am a member Of the lolri Of Directors and FIX
ccutlve Committee Of tho defendant, tho Oregon and
Tran,contincntal Company, and also ono Of tho tn
dlyidual defendants IN the above entitled action
mad no intention whatever Of taking any action
authorizing permitting the issue OF preferred stock
or any stock 81 the Oregon and Transconnenta Com.
pauy In advance Of the annual election the 18th
day Ot June 1850, doing anything else In reference
thereto except mako the necessary preparations and
submit the question 10 the stockholders meeting on
that date. Any allegations contained In the complaint
to the contrary arc uuqualin'dy false
CHARLES h. COLBY,
COLGATE HOYT.
sworn to before me-, this 10th day OF May, 1850.
Ii. l.. ERAlNNIb,
CO. Notary Public,
Nrw.lorA county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
Portland. Oregon, May IL, 1850.

Portland Oregon, May IT, Io'V
million 4 svayno l05 Broadway, Y. Y.
seven directors present Al an Adjourned meeting 'wo
NJ the directors voting and protesting against passage
OF resolution all directors voting In favor oil empioNes
Northern Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Mr. Wctmora a'n rad o." Joint anldavlts NJ Mr..
Charles J.. colby ard Mr.. Colgate Hoyt, and as.-
dayr Of himself, which follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
oprrcrryG TO A LIMITATION.

notice in your telegram you say tn1' aho ID
,cto. ~ tho ore con and Transconunental VINO nave
,,so seats As director, IN the board OF the Northern
T.,s, a. In number Will use their utmost efforts
'' secure from the Northern Pacific the adoption Of
-. arb,,r,,ion agreement 'on the Is per cent basis
% ,t,sr, NJ rbi, company must say at once that wo
-, =, ,,ts limitation. Should tho Northern Pacino
no, .ee d TO demand the part OF the stockholders
- ~, Navigation Company reduction In rental In
-is,..,,on ~ the Immense advantage which Is now
,, sac,,rcd for them through the arbitration con.
,nt II seems to me they would be entirely lusuded
!, 60 doing Certainly the directors OF this Board
I'D syr,pathi1e with them in such action And
,,,cr. The Navigation Company, as you are aware,
r,s handy earned its operating expenses during the
,r,snt wear; II will probably, from present appear
,ccs RIM million behind its rental before tho year
close, This is largely due TO the construction of the
cascade Division by the Northern Pacific. IT, there.
fore the Northern Pacific by consenng 10 the srbi.
traton agreement agrees 10 mako good TO tbs Navsa
ton Company the immense loss IL has Indicted upon
II by constructing the Cascade Division, It will be an
act Of lberallty tho part OF the Northern Pacific
such as Is unprecedented, so far as ar aware. IL
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-18
ID A KO r. A .

En- naystist sjuIctiOn,, hvars natur
veterinarerna f6rgafves f5rs5kt att fnna
ut, har ntbrutit bland hastarue Blunt
| och desss Omnejd. De angripna diuren
villa icke alta, och do de efter EFT par da-
gars f6rlopp.
StOr IiaiOEet och f5retagsamhet ra-
der Pierre. Priset pa fast egendom har
vissa stadsdelar gait upp betydligt, och
manga nya byggna1er aro uppf6rda.
Framlingar tillstr6mma for hvarje dag.
En- strang bevaknlng Dir anordnad vid gran
sen till Sioux-reservationen for att hindra
lands6kare att intranga.
ArttticeiI bevatt,ai,,g. Eft storm6te
hollis harom dagen / Redfeld af farmare
fran Spink county med syfte att bilda EFT
bolag for konstbevattning, Bolaget kom
till stand, och bestamdes kapitalet till
100000. Direktionen utg6res af dugliga
och praktiska man, som nog skola veta att
g6ra affaren l6nande.
PrOhtbtttOnsfrdgan skall befolk-
| ningen | Dakota smart r6sta 8fver. bet
ser ut som ON denna SAX skall "a lika latt
igenOm som fallet var med konstitutionens
antagande. Som en- sista utvag hafva
kr6garne spridt ut, att de f8rfoga 6fver sa
| och sd stor styrka och Diver mycket PEN
ningar, men haraf lato icke manga skram-
ma sig. De hafva 1fvergifvit hoppet att
er5fra s. Dakota, men N. Dakota pasta de
sig kunna med sakernet sla under sig.
Antagligen kommer befolkningen / N.
Nakota att visa kr6garne, det de uppgiort
rakningen utan WARDEN.
En- dfveatyrare vid namn Oswald
Miles alias Leonard Morris, hvilken upp.
tradt an sasom Jarl af Durham an sason
Jarl af Chester, arresterades harom dagen
Fargo af en- detektiv for f6r1fvade bedra-
gerier England, For ungefar en- manad
sedan ankom han till Fargo och presentera,
de sig for traktens NEST framstaende man
genom falska Recommendations. Ofverallt
sl6sade han med penningar, och fick der
fore som vanligt ar manga vanner Det
6fverdadiga lefnadssattet fick cit sn6pligt
slut, och nu DR. afventyraren pa vag till
England, der han antagligen far EFT yarmt
nottagande.
Ladi0ssIs0id dingem Gross ar pa batt-
ringsvagen. Orsaken till sjukd0men sd
ges vara solstyng. hvilket f6rorsakat en-
ondartad svullnad halsen. Denna for
s6kte Grass sjelf att bota med en- slags
medicin, hvilken frambragte en- So stark
bl6dning att lifvet hotades. bet utsprid-
da ryktet att Sitting Bull skulie hafva
f6rgiftat Grass, vederlagges yisserlisen
fran fera hall, dock blir det sy&xt "a
Bull att rentva sig fran misstankep. 81
kert ar att Bull s6kt inbilla indiannrna
att Grass sjukdom endast ar EFT strait f0r
det han undertecknade 1fverenskomn,el-
sen ON afstaendet at reservationen till de
hvite.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-18

Inrikesministern Noble utnamde
f6rliden mandag r. v. Belt till asst, kom.
missionar for indianangelagenheter; A. M,
Tinker till indianinspector och G. v. Par.
ker till specialagent.
Rittegdngen mot landagenten prof.
Niels c. Frederiksen, vackt af Anders
Oberg fran Muskegon, Mich. for utbekom-
mande af fastebref 100 acres land Min
nesota, dem Oberg till fullo betalt, media
des fredags, sedan Frederiksen andtligen
anskatfat fastebrefvet och 6fverlemnat det
till Oberg. Denne u0dgades visserligen
betala for sin resa hit och tillbaka till Mu-
skegon, uppehall under nara en- veckas It'd
SAINT ersatta sin "advokat" med $25 och
skrifva EFT slags rentvagningsbref till Ere
deriksen, men han skattade sig anda lyck-
lig att ha sluppit ifran for sa billigt pris.
Paf6ljande dag arresterades Frederiksen
anyo; denna gang pa angifvelse af tvenne
danskar, mj5lkhandlarne Peter S6rensen
och Carl julius Thomson, boende nr. 245
Fortysixth ST., hvilka anklaga honom for
''obtaining money under false pretenses".
Enligt upprattade kontrakt hade de kept
af honom den II augusti 1885 hvardera 100
acres land, belaget Jackson county, Min
nesota, for $3.50 per acre, eller 81, $40. Vid
k0pets uppg6rande erlade hvardera 800
kontant och lemnade tire reverser, lydande
a $3.50 hvardera, betalbara den II aug.
1887, 1883 och 1889 SAINT en- revers a $34O,
betalbar den II aug. 1890, ALA fyra l6pan-
de med proc. ranta. Genom den stran-
caste sparsamhet hade de likval lyckats
inbetala hela beloppet redan den 20 april
delta ar och erhallit Frederiksens qvtto
dera; men sjelfva fastebrefven ha de, oak
tadt talrika uppmaningar, tcke lyckats ut
bekomma, Frederiksen skyllande pa, att
det var nagot slarf a farde uppei Sioux
City & St. Pauljernvagens kontor, hvilket
bolag wore ursprunglige egaren till landet
ifraga. Da s., tr5tt pa att vanta langre,
slutligen skref till namda bolags landkom'
missarie, mr.. levitt, och sporde ON orsa.
ken till dr5jsmalet, lar han ha fatt till
svar, att Frederiksen annu var skyldig
81 ,O55, utom tva ars ranta Z proc, f5l
hvartdera af de omfragade landomradena;
sd fort dessa belopp liqviderats, skulle bo.
laget of6rdr6jligen utlemna fastebrefven.
Mar Frederiksen underrattades ON denna
korrespondens, blef han ytterst f6rt6rnad
och pastod, att det maste ha berott pa ma
gon kontorists misstag uppe / st. Pau
Ia clerical error och att han geuast skulle
stalla ALT till RATA. Da det emellertit
fortfarande dr6jde med uppg5relsen. ut
togo de bada rinannen stunning, som ofvar
namdes. Domaren Sweeney alade honon
stalla so, 900 borgeni hvardera rattegangen
hvilket afven gjordes af hans son, 23-arige
Ditley M. Frederiksen. s. T.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-18

kallade sig "Guds gissel"? Men vi f0rma
Ell langre Sc pa de rysliga blodsandarne.
Nu en- AMMAN syn, en- fridssyn, en- hel ska
ra munkar begynna leta sig vag utefter
REIN. Men kan det vara en- sk6n syn
att Sc munkar? ia, de aldste munkarne
voro den tidens missionarer. Hela meller-
sta och nora Europa har fatt euangeliuYa
genom mnnkar. NJ blef Rhen prest- och
missionsgatan. Man kaHade verkligen
Rhen prestgatan under medeltiden. An /
dag kan man kalla REIN missionsgatan, ty
det europeiska fastlandets f0rnamsta
evangeliska missionsanstalt ligger vid
Rhen Ii BaseD.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-18

de festen afslutades med en- sang, hvartill
81. Stockenstr0m f0rfattat orden, och i
denna sang instamde hela festskaran, upp-
gaende till bortat 1000 personer, en- jatte-
k6r; som icke f5rfelade att CORA en- gripan-
de verkan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-18

Sumnaa 10, 600
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

Senate was to begin on the 0th.
The animus of the Government is
producing a Revision of feeling in
the Generals favor.
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SAN FRANcIsCo-Arrivals: March
81, bark Colusa, III days from Hon
olulu; April 4, schr. J. G. Ford, IA
days from Kahului; schr Sailor
Boy, Is days from Mahukona; April
5, schr Rosalind, IA! days from Hon
olulu.
DEPARTURES: March 81, S. S. I'm
atilla and bktne Discovery, for Hon
olulu; April 6, bark Alex. Mcneil,
for Honolulu; brig Lurline, for
Hilo. The Mcneil has a cargo
valued at S13,746, and the Lurline
S19,964.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES: For Ka-
hului, the Consuelo on April Z; for
Mahukona, the Sailor Boy on April
IA; for Honolulu, the Colusa, S. n.
Castle and W. B. Godfrey, no dates
set.
MAN11A-March 30, bark j. D.
Brewer, from Honolulu.
BREMEN March 2S, bark Deutsch-
land for Honolulu, and she passed
Dover on April 2.
PORT BLAKELEY-April Il, bark c.
o Whitmore for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
II PAGE EDITION.
TUESDAY, APRIL 16. 1889.
A CONTRADICTION.

We are authorized to state that
the remarks reported to have been
made by Geo. W. Macfarlane to a
representative of the San Francisco
Post, are entirely untrue, SO far as
they imply any connection of Mr..
Macfarlane with the Hawaiian Gov
eminent. Mr.. Macfarlane holds no
Office of any kind under this Govern
ment, and is not its agent, nor auth
Dried to represent or act for it, in
any matter whatsoever. Further
more, we are assured that the Ha-
waiian Government has no private
Or secret schemes of any KIND on
hand, which require the sending of
special agents abroad for their
accomplishment.