Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-04
4, Interesting Case to be Brought
Into the Courts Argainst
Mr.. McWOod.
.,,,ov reyrk IN THE nAR1oa
or VERA CRUZ.
f,rmans Trying TO Purchase Large
Tracts Of Coffee aud Rubber
Plantations.
n, r.l.raph TO the rrwAi
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
,,,w. OF Interc-, from nsSie" and inc
southern Republics.

,,,r,. OF Interest from rsNir" an" 'he
Southern Republics.
c,7y oP MEXICO, August 3.-Mr.
ucWood, whose railroad conccs non
heen declared forfeited by Presi-
Ant Dlaz for noncompliance with the
ssni,aeis, now asserts that no bribei
,sisus ofilolalr, and the latter have
1'e,deI 10 bring the matter Into the
',sIs necuslng McWood of calumny.
Waved asserts that lie organized q
o,nsny Ina London TO work the com
ssslon. The case promises TO be quite
'rbs time filed for the guntemalan-
us,,ean mixed claim commissioned 10
enish their lnhurs has expired, aud Tue
gy.t.n,1ia commissioners have LETT LOT
me They lcft eleven claims either
ssJ,eidcd OF untouched. They actual
i. admitted no claims, aud cannot com
1,ur thelr lnhOrs until they receive
g,thrr authority from their respective
governments. ,,
f,,irht from Sanpico In les than ten
d,y. ailor tho ships land, nnd snip.
- suv the custom authorities ~
s.mnioo grant them all the possible
GcIlltles. which IL not done ht other
rors m entry. IL Is expected that
M. will be ilitcon feet ufwaier Ia TIC
b,fbor Of tho channel this month.
Thr tepofts " finding n. great
tffr.ufc IN Monterey nrc inltc.
Yalow fever IL extending to tho
,blo. In the hnrbor Of Vera Cruz.
Ibe uewspaper ~ Tempo, gsaorts
,hs death oi Sir. Baker, the British
consul at Vera Cruz was eau-ed ny
poison. a,..,
large number OF copies Of NJ tniuor'
sils. the government organ nnu the
Anglu.Amcricdn, which is printed IN
Enll-h, 90 the United States dally
iof distribution.
1hc people Of the State Of Poiosi
have Nominated jose Nefnsloqucs Tor
governor In opposition 10 DELI outer.
he, and lively times are expected NJ
lhr election. The continued presence
here of ex.Presidcnt Gonzales IL cOn'
,llof.d very significant. The state
q Ialisco has been In great financial
dnlcultlcs since the accession Of Cen
tn. ualvan 10 tho g0yernonhip. He
A,ail TO be closisg schools aud favor
inrahklnds of gambling. Tho State
halsoovuuin by biigands.
A Grman syndicate IL trying TO
tufrhala lnrgs trncts OF collce aud rub.
tsfruducing plants In tho state OF
Chhfa..
me excitement over the coming
election in Guatemala Is very In
tense, hut no open rupture has yet
occurred.
prsldent Barrillhs viii undoubtedly
lsave for Europe ~ soon ~ his term
expires,
fhe coffee and tobacco crops promise
% Redundant this year.
A MATT that MAJ Ancct the Railroads.
CnCAuO, August b. There was
fied Ia the United States circuit court
this afternoon n suit that may IN varl-
Gus way affect many railroads. II isa
IN Ia equity, filed ny the Chicago,
Milwaukee a 81. Paul Railway com.
Iany against the Pullman Palace Car
eJmpauy, Tor mn accounting under the
contact made IN 1859, by which the
N. Paul road secured from thirty 10
hty.fye palace dining and sleeping
car. The road charges that the Pull
man company, under contract for
Maintaining the cars, made charges
ha, were greatly excessive aud iraud-
ulent.
An accounting Ia sought and mn In.
Junction restraining the Pullman COM
lapy from prosecuting an action at law
Against the road for Sl,OOO,O now
pending In court.
The railroad company agreed 10 pay
in,h proportion Of general expenses OF
NE ears ~ the number Of ears upon the
line bore to the whole number VI the
cans run 10y the Pullman company. But
me bill shows that the charges, accord
lng 10 this agreement, was s2j.2l on
Zach ear for one month. and II this was
lhe pro rata charge, the amount re-
hlned by the Pullman company from
All companies II had contracts with,
must have been l,2lS,S SIS Per annum.
Regarding this enormous amounts
AID " pOrles and conductors, accord
ing TO Pullman bill, the railroad com.
lany asserts that there was never any
detailed statement made OF the wages
paid these employees. Tho cost Of
manufacturing the cars II gone Into
ana BILLS for the cost OF cars In ques.
u9p, u Is aaAsEtod, are greatly In excess
q the actual cost.
Edwin Sualver, counsel for road said
seyenlng; "rhis suit will never be
sulvd out Of the court room and we
lnlend To see II we cannot bring this
Inpany 10 proper recognition OF the
sghls OF onr company. IL has never
s,'el lalrly and squarely In the matter
expenses and We Intend that II shall
~ compelled 10 nccOunt for eyerylhinp
sale legislatures have seat com
INee after COMMITTEES TO inyes.
usile the Pullman company, but
tAsh Time the old report Of everything
eu9g absolutely perfect and right II
niue IL Ia about time tho people ana
Ssniiuals OF the country knew how
saAinin the Pullman are being man.
'seu' We propose to lind out.
Een'uokS's Election.