Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-17
SCORE FOR THE SEAB0ARD.
JUDGE LUMPKlN GRANTS ITS PRAYER
For Injunction Against the Western and At- lantc Boycott-The Terms and Pro-
 visions of the Order.

Atlanta, Ga, April 16.-The injunction against the Western and Atlantic rail road prayed for by the Seaboard Air Line has been granted.
 Judge Lumpkin rendered his decision at o'clock this morning. The judge took occasion to say that he had devoted as much time and care as possible to the case, and had endeaVored to reach a fair and just conclusion.
 This injunction shall apply to and cov- CT all freights shipped or billed from any point on the line of the Western and At lantic railroad, or at the terminus there of, for transportation over said road and the lines of complainantS or any of them, and to freight delivered by complainants, or any of them, to the Western and At lantic Railroad company for delivery at like points on its line; but shall not apply to freights originating and shipped d or from points beyond the lines of the Vest ern and Atlantic railroad and shipped on through bills of lading originating with some other road or roads beyond it's line; nor shall it apply to freights sought to be sent forward by compliments on through bills of lading over the Western and Atlantic railroad to points reached by other roads beyond it's line. Provided however, that the complain ants shall within ten days herefrom file in the office of the clerk of this court a bona WlIn good ana SuilClefll SeCQfity tb be approved by the clerk in the sum of $15, ,00O conditioned for the prompt and faithful settlement and payment to said defendants of all such amounts as may be or become due to them, or either of them, on account of freights received for transportation by complainants or any of them, from the defendants, or which may be so received for transportation be- fore the final hearing of this case; and conditioned further to pay to defendants all damages which may result to them or either of them under this injunction, should it hereafter be revoked or termi- mated
 Should the compliments fail to file said bond within the time prescribed, then this injunction shall cease and termi- nate
 Let writ of injunction issue in accord ance herewith. Further than this the in juncton is denied.
 Should the defendants be hereafter damaged or caused loss by any wrong ful conduct of the complainants in re- spect to freight or freight charges, or should compliments do anything further inequltable in respect thereto, or other good cause arise, the defendants have leave to move for dissolution of this
 Georgia Buys Another Road.
 Atlanta, Ga, April 16.-The North eastern railroad was bought at fore closure sale tOuay Dy GOVerIof Athin- son, who bid it in for the state of Georgia. His bid was $100,000, and it was the only one made. The road runs from Athens, Ga., to Lula, on the Southern. The line is forty miles long. Several years ago the state of Georgia indorsed $260000 of the Northeasterns s bonds. The purchase today was to pro tect the state, which now owns the property.
 Georgia also owns the Western and Atlantic railroad from Atlanta to Chat tanooga The latter road is fine prop erty It is leased and operated by the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad, which pays $420,000 a year rem tai. If no offer of lease Is made for the 4oi