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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
THE ROBBERY A FAILURE.
The Plan Well Laid but Also Well
Guarded AGAINST.

BENTON, TEXAS, May Ga desperate
attempt was made to rob the passenger
train on fhe Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad which left here yester-
day morning. Shortly after leaving
this place the conductor discovered
two masked men on the platform of
the express car. The train was stop
ped and the men put off. The train
proceeded on its journey. The engi-
neer saw a red lantern being waived
by some one some distance ahead of
him. AS he Stacked the speed of the
train he discovered a number Of men,
and observed that they were masked.
He did not stop. AS the train passed
the men fired several volleys, but none
Of the passengers were injured.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
The National Executive Committee
Opposed to Fusion.

Within the last thirty days have re-
celved so many letters inquiring about
fusion with one of the old parties that ]
am compelled to make this statement to
the public. These inquiries have aIE
grown out of the reports hat the old
party press have been sending over the
country. They are all pure fabrications,
without single word Of truth in them.
Mr.. Fish, of Minnesota, writes:
''That fusion matter is the rankest kind:
of fraud a lie OF the deepest dye"
The same report comes from Kansas,
Nebraska and the Dakotae.
The following is a resolution offered by
Mr. Washburne, at a session of the ex-
ecutive committee at st. Louis, June,
1891, which was unanimously adopted,
and will show how the committee stands
on this question. and what fusion adyo~
Gates may expect from u.s..
Resolved, That the national executive
committee is unalterably opposed 10 fu-
sion with any other political party, and
will not recognize any individual, COM
mlCle0 OF organization CnaC proposes or
enters into such fusion, as affiliated with.
the Peoples Party
Fusion means confusion, and viii lead
to nothing else. We want all the votes
we can get. We want every democrat
and republican to come with US, and we
would like to have every office within
the gift Of the people, but we can't at
ford to secure either votes or office by
bartering away our principles. The very
moment we use them as trading stock
and peddle them. around to the highest
bidder, to secure an office, we wills sink
into oblivion, and we ought to.
There is but one thing for us to do
keep in the middle of the road hoist
the black flag and neither give nor accept
any quarter. Anyone who expects any
of the old parties to give us any financial
reform by fusion, in my opinion, is a
mental deformity. H. E. TaubenecL ln
Topeka Advocate.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
TOOK TONS OF COAL.
AND BURNED DOWN THE PRESl.
DENTS RESIDENCE.

| LONDON, May 9.-Quite serious riot
occurred Saturday at the Castleden col.
/ Iiery, near Hartlepool. The trouble grew
out Of the employment Of non-unionist
named StockdaIe.
The union men attacked him SATURDAY.
evening as he was leaving his work and
would, no doubt, have seriously injured
him had it not been for the interference
of the police.
The rioters then turned. their attention
to the latter and hurled a shower OF
stones at them. A number of policemen
were struck by the missiles and badly
injured.
Stockdale took to his heels and ran to
his home. The mob was in strong force,
and finding that Stockdale had Temporal
rily escaped them, rushed to the colliery
and smashed the engine house to pieces.
Then procuring bags and baskes they
made descent upon the piles of coal.
and every man lugged off as much fuel
as he could carry.
Again and again they returned, and
it is said chat they managed to steal a
hundred tons Of coal. It was impossi-
bic for the mine officials or police to
prevent them from doing just about as
they pleased. Finally some one in the
crowd suggested they attack Stock
dale's house.
This suggestion met with instant APP
proval and the bowling and yelling
mob rushed to the house, and in a short
time it was totally wrecked. The oc-
cupants, however, had been warned in
time and made their escape before the
rioters rushed through.
Another house, in which an official
of the mine resided, was set, on fire.
and then, satisfied for the time being
with the destruction they had wrought,
the rioters Withdrew.
Yesterday, however, the mob gather
ed again and threatened to wreck all
the npper works of the colliery. The
mihe officials parleyed with the mob,
an1s 1n~lly.. by promising to discharge
Stockdale, induced the miners to sus-
pend hostilities.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
They viii Stand for the Right.

The Alliancemap, Atlanta, Ga,
There is very decided movement
upon the part Of the leaders of the
Democratic party in tbs State to crush
out the Alliance and destroy it's mower
for good. Where an Allianceman can
be bought, they buy him, just as the
Richmond Terminal crowd bought
them up a year ago. Where they find
an Allianceman of brain and influence
who cannot be bought, the effort il to
bulldoze him, and where this fails they
trot out the threadbare and exploded.
ghost Of negro supremacy" to horrify
and brighten the timid and thought
less.
Our people Will not be driven from
their allegiance to the Alliance and
its purposes, nor will they be bought
or scared into abandoning the great
movement which has been inaugurated
for the relief of the masses from poll
tical and financial bondage.
The fiat has gone forth that the bur
dens of the PEOPLE shall be lightened
and those who most need relief wilt
not now be wheedled out Of the posi-
bility Of obtaining that for which the
Alliance was formed and which only
through the Alliance can be had.
To our friends we say: Stand firm.
for principles and listen not to the
voice Of the tempter and all will be
right!
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
PENSIONS FOR CONFEDERTEs.

Associated Press.
New ORLEANS, May 9.--At a meet
ing of Confederate veterans in this
city, notice was given that they will
insist upon the passage by the legisla-
ture of the pension law giving
all confederate veterans crippled, dis
abled or otherwise incapacitated OF
supporting themselves, pension ol
from Sc to $12 month, The demand,
if granted, which it probably will be,
will cost the State somewhere from
$4,000 to 100000 year.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
Two Prisoners Escape.

GREENvILLE, S. c., May 8. Two pris-
oners made their escape from the new
county Jail on Saturday night last. They
were George Head, awaiting trial for
larceny and murder, and Ritchie, a moon
sinner, awaiting trial for violating the
revenue law. They were allowed to go
into that portion of the building used as
the prison water closet, ard both being
slender men they succeeded in reaching
the cellar through a sewer. Here they
soon cut through wal, which separated
them from the furnace ROOM, From
there they assembled the stairway to the
iailer's Office on the second floor, the resi-
dence portion Of the building, and es-
capped from the window by Ieaping to
the yard below. They were seen leaping
from the window by several persons pas
sing. The jailer was notified at once.
The sheriff and police force were started
after them, and, so far, they have not
been recaptured, though it is reported
that a posse is within short distance of
them, and it is expected they will be cap
tured in q few hours.
/ Great foods are reported in all the Iowa
rivers, entailing great loss upon the
crops.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
Preparing For War.

LONDON, May The Sebastopol cor
respondent of the STANDARD, sends the
following dispatch to his paper:
Preparations for war in Russia
have never been more active than now.
There is a continuous movement of
troops to the western frontiers of the
country and the calling out of success
i've categores of reserves in the interi-
or has commenced. These reserves
will be forwarded to various points of
concentration, whence they can in the
easiest manner reinforce the regulars
in the Polish garisons. On the Austri-
an and German frontiers naval trans
port preparations are nearly COM
pleted.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May Gone
span of the Sheffield end of the Mem
phis and Charleston bridge, at Florence,
Ala, collapsed this morning at s: 80
and crew of five men with freight
engine and five cars were precipitated
forty feet into the river. Two men
were seriously injured and Brakeman
Hamlet was killed.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
Their Pay Cut OFF.

PARIS, May 6--Six French bishops
are now deprived of their stipends.
This vigorous measure is without pre-
cedent. 1t is the beginning Of dissen-
dowment. If the policy Of subiuga-
ting the church succeeds, the govern
ment will attempt to remove the offend
ing bishops from their sees. The ru-
NOR OF, the resignation Of the arch
bishop Of Paris is revived.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
Pulaski Goes Wet.

HAwKINsvILLE, GA, May 10.-Pulas-
ki county voted on the prohibition CUES
tion for the forth time today, and the re-
suit was Waterloo for the dry men.
The indications are that the county
has gone wet by about three hundred
majority. At the last election, held
two years ago, the county went dry by
165 majority, and in this election Coch-
ran went dry by eighty-two majority,
while the net majority in Hawkins
vile is over two hundred.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

ROANOKE, VA, May Cit was o'clock
this morning when the republican state
convention adjourned. A big fight was
made on the question Of instructing dele
gates to Minneapolis to vote for Harrison.
Mahone won, the delegates going unln-
Gfg.JTcfpd
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
NUMBER 33,
WATER IS SCARCE.
Atlanta in Bad Shape for the Coming
Summer.

Summer
Atlanta is threatened with q water
famine. Last summer there was mtfch-
inconvenience and anxiety on account
of the scarcity of water, and this year
the famine has assumed threatening
proportions at a much earlier date.
The water in the reservoir has already
run so low that it is impossible to give
more than half pressure, and the sup
ply during the day cannot be force@ to.
the second stories of buildings. WORT
is being pushed as fast as possible on
the new water works, but the indica-
tions are that the new supply wiz not
be turned into the city before it is bad
ly needed.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

The conservatives are urging Balfour
to fix date for the dissolution of par
lament.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

Crisp can, but won't bring the sill
yer bill to vote.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

PARIS, May 10 = The police of ST.
Etienne to-day discovered a secret tele.
phone code containing list of the adj
herents of the Anarchists committee.
An attempt was made to-day to blow UP
the railway bridge at st. Eenbercque,
near Arras.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

The Montana republicans send an un-,
instructed delegation to Minneapolis.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
THE LABOR QUESTION.
THE INTEREST OF WEALTH PRODU-
GERS TO THE FRONT IN ENGLAND.

THE INTEREST OF WEALTH PRODU-
GERS TO THE FRONT IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 6. - Within both Glad
stones immediate circle and the rank
and file of the Liberal party his refusal
to receive delegates from the Working
mems Conference who desired to present
the eight hour question to him is keenly
felt to have been a tactical mistake
Quick to take advantage Of this mistake,
the Conservative members Of the house
of commons for London held meeting
and decided to influence the government
to take the opposite course. The Liberal
members also held a special meeting, but
they hesitated to take action condemn
ing gladstone. They therefore referred
the matter to committee, with instruc-
ti0ns to report next week. In the mean
time the conservatives stole q march on
them by inducing Salisbury and Balfour
to receive a deputation consisting IF duly
accredited representatives Of trades
unions.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
MURDER AT T0CCOA.
Safe Blowers Caught by the Marshal
Kill Him With an Iron Bar.

VOCCOA. Ga, Nav i0.-James A. Car
ter the faithful night watchman at this
place, was murdered about O'Clock
this morning. The murder was COM
mitted with crowbar, which was found
in car near by. The bank was broken
into, and it is supposed that the watch
man surprised the robbers while inside,
and in order to make their escape the
robbers Drained him with a crowbar.
The knob was knocked from the vault
door, but they gained no entrance to the
vault. The money drawer was rif1ed of
few dollars. The body of Mr.. Carter
was found lying near the bank this
morning and traces leading from the
place were followed to the car, where
the bloody crOwbar was found, and on
to a lewd house kept by some negro
women, where Jim Redman and Bob
Addison, cOIored, were arrested.
Circumstantial evidence points very
strongly to their guilt. Jim Redman,
coIored, was seen with the Waterman
Just before O'Clock and pretended to be
trying to assist him in capturing
negro who had been making some sus-
picious moves in another part of town.
A nickel has been found in Redman's
possession that p. NJ. Scott refused to
take from the bank yesterday in pay
ment for stamps.
The coroner is here, and everybody
are bending their energies to discover
the guilty parties. Mr.. Carter was a
faithful officer and our citizens say his
murder must be avenged, and if it is
proven on anyone Judge Lynch will
have q hanging.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
THE TRADEsMEN ARE SHARP

The leaders of the trades union coun-
Gil are almost without exceptions Radi-
Gals. They will not be daped into sup,
posing that the Conservative chiefs are
more jealous in the cause of labor than
the Liberal leaders, nor will either Sails.
bury or Balfour commit himself to the
eight hour movement. But it is not
doubted that the result Of the confer
ence between the labor representatives
and the Conservative chiefs will be the
placing of the labor question at the fore
front of the programme Of both political
parties, to the embarrassment Of the
Liberal chief, who is allied to home
rule.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13

Liquor will be, sold on the grounds of
the worlds fair.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-05-13
THE FIENDs ARRESTED.

LATER jim Redman has confessed
to bank robbery and duplicates Gus
Robertson and viii Bence, all negros,
and says they were frightened off blythe
Waterman, but denies all knowledge
of the murder.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
m0dentide 3uinos Staats,5etune u1onto9 22 1ueuf 1892
ouh Sof,orbeiten olusbf 55eruuoeu Al ma.

au6 5oi3arbeiten, NuSbeierunsen gu mas
den finb.
6duft9 fiubet man bier aud Elm 9obns
Snltem, mel6es Den Sarmcrn ntht tparrt
genu9 ans OerS gelegt neroelt fann: Der
Nrbeiter erbGlt ndmli1 ELL Stud Gano,
ein 6Gusden, cine Cub uno etnen belttrnr1z
ten Sabre3gebalt CT fam allo betratbert.
Solhe Nrbeiter bieten etne getpille @aran7
tie fitr ibr l%dngeres Bteiben nldt nur lpegen
ibrer Samilie, ionoern oeSbalb, neil es
i'm Wtenl6en Elm ei9entbiimll6es, an3leDenz
Des @efiibl erpedt, peiln aud nur %3elttpet1
Tiger SeitBer elmer S6oIe 3t leIrt. Sort,
mo Giiben3u6erfabrifen beiteben, tont Der
Nrbeiter oas ganje Sabr hlnour6 Vel6dt7
tigun9 ftnpen. i'm QBtnter III Der Sabrtt,
ben ilbrt9en S6eil oes SabreS auf oerUarm.
AUDI brauhen Giibenfarmer mebr uno
lGngere .3eit Nrbeiter ais Der Net3en7
farmer.
Oort, no feline Snbuitrie nit Der 2anoe
pirtblbaIt pcrbunbeu lit, fDnnen nltr our6
@infiibrung BON Observation-Disclosures,
0erbinpung pom 2anbmirtbl6att nit Tleb7
Su6t 8erbGltniilc 9eidaffen t%peroeH, Die IS
erm0Qltdlen, Nrbetter oas garl3e Sabr bin
burh 81 5altet.
Grit oann, tpenn bieie llmtp0l5ung gez
ldeben. tpenn cine rebate lanomlrtbldatt7
Iihe Nrbetter : 8epolterung berange5o9en
ntro, fam 0aS ieBt beltebeHoe, un9elunoe
WfiBperbGltniB beboben perotH.
Mtlmaufee. v.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
&nutmen s,tr @tttfiht.

Der SbefzSnge1teur Der WbtDa1ierS0e>
bDroe, Serr QStIiams, bat Dor9el6lagen,
benz Nbmaliers@ anaI ebenio mie DonWluom
Springs nab Sodport, 10 aud 1T letnem
DitllGen Sbelle Don bier na6 WlloD
Springs lofort cine Siefe BON Is SUB uno
etl 9bfuhrs 8erm09en bon 600, 600 @ubttz
fuB in Der Wtinute au oeben, ltatt, rpte biss
Der in Nuslt6t genomme11, einen Ganal
BON balber @rDBe gu bauen, uno oielen
oann lpGter, penn Die 8orlhriften oes @ez
ieBes es nDtblg MAIDEN, wona1 fir ieoe
100, 600 GllDobner 0es SanitQts>B eatrfes
10000 GubItfuR lBaller in Der Wlnute
Dur@ ben Ganal 9eben m!iiien, auf Elm Obj
fubrpermo9en BON 100000 &ubiffnB III
D%ertiefen u1o perbrettern.
6err Wiutams gtebt fir ieinen 8orz
iblag oteieIben @rIltDe an, Die ait oleier
Stelle tets betont mOr0en itnb. Die 8es
p0Iterun9 betrG9t jeyt 1,400, 900, 1ie be-
bari allo teBt Der 9eleBliben 8orl1rift ge<
mag einen Canal NIT einem NbfubrDerz
m0gen BON 280, 600 SUB. Oa Ite aber
iGbrli6 UNI l25, 600 Yerlonen mG6It, 10
miro ite i'm nG6lteu Sabre l6on zines gaz
mails BON uber 300, 900 GubitfuB utto tn
ipGteltellS 3tpOlf SaDren zines BON 600, 600
&ublttuB MISREPRESENTATION beolrfen. Oa>
bel tam ieOer 3eit Die 8unOesresieruug Die
8erbeflerun9 oes 0esplaines un0 eSutnoisz
SLulles anoronen, uno Danr1 Die geleblthe
Borl6rlft in &raft treten, monab inner
balb zines Sabres Der &anal auf leiuer
gan3en Strefe elm 9lbfubr>0 erm0gen BON
100000 &ubttfuB erbalten muB.
Ser 5000 SUB @anal tDEnte aIio eben
ooer noh nipt einmal fertiq lein, ipeun
i1on bic @nforoetun9 an bic Beb0roe
berantreten wlroe, ibn gu perer0Beru.
l1nO ba cine lOl6e 8ersrOBe rung naboem
Der Canal ber9elteut uno nit QSaller ae=
fIut lit, minoeltens ooppelt 10 piel, ais Ser
300. 900 S%uBs@anal, Die 6eriteuuno bes
600, 900 6uBs@anaIs iOfort aber nur Elm
0rttteL 10 pieI tolten miiroe, 10 DGre es tb0z
rt9t un0 btnausgemorfenes@elo, Den Canal
nlht glel6 10 groB gu bauen, ME er auf
ale Sale in 5p0If Sabren iein muB.
Ser 9auptelntDano oer @egner 1T, baR
Der %@hica9ofluB etrmal ni6t groB genua
lei, I'm 600. 900 Sub per Wtinute abSutibs
rem uno 5tDeItens, oaB Der Ooraeihrtebene
Strom bon orei Wteilen In ber Stunoe Die
S9lffiabrt in bobem @raoe geiabrDen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22

Maienpertpalters fir Die vSSron 6an" fir
un%umedngli1. Ser yOberridter" Somerbp
bate in benz 8erb0r au9essben, 6aB
$40, 900 Don ben Sonos OeS Or0ens Der
banterotten 8auf in BbtIabelpbia gageben
tporoen ieien. Nu6 Der Srben Der
u&nigbts of t9e GoLoen &uLe" lou ni6t auf
feiten Siben fteben; cine 2o9e beiielben in
@OansOile, Sno., lit bereits ausgetreten.
Son Baltimore nad @albinaton min
bic Baltimore anb Walb ington Surnpife
ano TralntpaD So. etrteu breiten 8ouleparo
bauen, auf Dem cine eLeftrii1e 8abn
Shneaberfebr 3milden beioen StGotcn err
m6gItben lou. Oie 8autoften tperDen
auf ntht mebr ais $4,000 pro Wteile seT
lhdBt. lin ben 8ertebr auf Der 8abn bon
9orneberetn mo gltbit QroB 3u MAIDEN, loI
Der Sabrprets nur Il @tS. per Wteile be-
tragen.
-Seierli4e 8eri0bnung fanb in einem
Gtrcinnatt'er @ert6t 5tDtldet elmer Nn5abl
SDrter, WfGnner uno Srauen, ftatt, Die
lGnaere 3eit NIT chamber proceiitrt batten.
g8aS Die l1riahe Der Strettigfetten mar,
fonnte Der Gi9ter ni6t berausbrtngen uno
aud bic 9roBen Geoen, pelde Die Shrier
bielten, blieben unDerltanoen, ba etn Doll
metl6er ni6t auf3utreiben mar. gtd6
ldn9eren 0erbanoluneen erbob iih pI0Bli6
Die 9anae @eieli6aTt unb tIBte it9 9egenz
leittg auf Die Wan9en unO Damit mar Der
Srieoe beitegelt.
= &idter 9DnG's Opfer pur6en brei
StraBenrduber, Die am 0talon Street, in
WDo mtinp einen 9teiien6en itberfalen, be-
rau6t uno ibm ben &opf abgei6nttten
batten. Sin anberer Getienber bate ben
Gor9ang unbemertt nit angeieben unb i'm
n19iten Srte er5dbGt. Ste GGuber MUIR
ben iofort p%erfolgt, IberpGlttgt unb ba fe
bon Dem Nugen3eugen tbrer b~lutigen Shat
toentift3irt tpurOen, an benz na3iten
8aume aufgebdngt.
2lnsldno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22

tperbe. 9lber ou6 Dieie Shmierigfeiten
tperoen nidr unilberninolih iein = olrten
niht uniberminollh letn, lpentI MIR
iemals unler id0nes reineS Grtlfipaler bon
emit Dierer erbaLten unD Itatt eIHeS I%tlntenz
ben Sumpfes eineu retnen SluB baben lolz
len. Oie @eiunobeit lit BON oes GebeuS
@ltern oas b0hite. unO iie. ME cine uerz
niinftige 6ausmirtbi6aft gebietet, oaB Der
Canal iOTort mad benz grOBeren W&aBltab
angeleGt tper0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22

Ser ssnciste 9eier iiebt aus bieier 8ez
ldreibun9, Dab 10 elm Bolten mte Der zines
Saiiers ieiue anSenebmen Seiten bat.
Srellt6 muB 10 etn Wtonar6 audi manGen
bltteren &eld leeren-bat er aber 0urit, 10
l9afft Elm l8int Das @~oeIite berbei, mas Die
liebe Sonne ienlals in Der ihpeuenben
8eere oes Metuitods 9eto6t bat. 1no
bod mD1te i6 niAt &atier ieiu. SD babe
10 cine Nrt @efibl, OaB oaS eigeutlI6 tein
gan3 aeitsemdBes Wtetier lit. &urIos, nidt
pabr2 Wortf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
THE EXPRESS COMPANY WARFARE.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE AMERICAN
SECURED BY THE UNITED STATES.

AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE AMERICAN
SECURED BY THE UNITED STATES.
Tracy Boardman & Plat, counsel for Thomas u
platt president OF the United States Express Com.
pany obtained an Injunction Yesterday from Justice
Patterson, In the Supreme Court, restraining j. C..
Fargo president Of the American Express Company.
from making any contracts with the New-lork and
New England Railpad Company to carry express goods
over the lines in New-Engand south OF the lines Of
the Boston and Albany Railroad Company and restrain
Ing the New-Y0rk and New England Railroad Com
PAW from doing any express business on these lines
Stockholders IN the New England have already Sc
cured similar injunction against that road. The
trouble arises out Of the fact that the new manage
nent Of the New England road took advantage OF the
termination Of the contract with TIE Adams Express
Company to secure a service over their line not
Identified with the New-YOrk, New-llaven and Hart
ford as the Adams Is. In making the new contract
IL is charged, the New gland officials rejected gu
offer from the United States Express Company more
advantageous to The road than that OF the American
Express Company. The injunction was asked for on
the ground that the offer Of the United states Com
pany in all respects equals that Of the American Com
pany and would, in addition. guarantee 5000 more
q year as q minimum compensation for the privilege.
1t is forth that the railroad company, under
the Of the American Express. would lose certain
Incidental privileges that could accrue TO 1t If con-
tract were made with the United States Company By
reason of the CATERS relations with the Reading Com
pany which connects directly with the New England