Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-17
THE S. A. L. TRIUMPHS
Petition Against Boycott Prayed fer
Granted.
WHAT RAILWAY MEN SAY.
The Result Probably Deathbiow
10 the Southern Railway ami
Steamship Association, and Possi-
bly, to Other Traffic Combines.

| ATLANTA. GA, April iS.-srhe injunc-
ton against the Western and Atlantic
| railroad prayed for by the s.aboard Air
| Line has been granted. Judge Lumpkin
| rendered his decision at 3 o'clock to-day
! He took occasion 10 say that he had de-
I, voted as much time and care as possible
to the case, and had endeavored 10 reach
/. just and fair conclusion. The material
part OF the Injunction Is in this language:
This injunction shall apply TO and cover
all freights shipped or billed at or from
any point on the line of the Western and
| Atlantic railroad or at a terminus thereof.
for transportation over said road, and
tbs lines Of compliments. or any OF them.
and TO freight delivered by complainants
to the Western and Atlantic Railroad
Company for delivery at like points on
it's lines: but shall not apply to freights
originating and shipped at or from points
beyond the Inns OF the Western and At
lantlc railroad and shipped on through
bills Of iadlns originating az some other
road or roads beyond its line. nor shall
It apply TO freighis sought 20 be sent for
ward by comDslinants on through bis
OF lallns over the NtSltih anu NtiahtS
railroad to points reached By other rUads
beyond its line.
provided however, that the complain
ants shall within ten days her from file
in the Office OF the Clerk OF this court a
bond, With good and sufficient Security,
to he approved by the Clerk. in the sum
OF $1,000. conditioned for tie prompt and
faithful settlement and payment 10 said
defendants OF all such amounts az may
-. ~, 70 Fgr az
them. on account of frciehts 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 con-
ditioned further 10 pay TO defendants al
DAMAGES which may result TO them. or
either of them, under this injunction,
should II hereafter be revoked.
Should the cOmplainants fall 20 hle
said bond within the time prescribed.
then this injunction shall cease and ter
inmate.
let a writ Of Injunction issue In ac-
cordance herewith. Further than this w
junction is MED.
should the defendants be hereafter
damaged or caused loss by any wrongful
conduct OF the compainants in respect %
freight or freight charg g; or should CONF
plainants do anything unlawful or In qu.-
table i'm respect IN TetO, or should other
good cause arise, the defendants have
leave TO move Tor dissolution Of tins
injunction
FEELING IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 1.-the long-de-
layed and anXousy-awaited decision m
the injunction proceedings instituted hy
the Seaboard Airline against the West
ern and Atlantic and Nashville. Chattt-
noog3 and 81. Louis railroads. which was
handed down in Atlanta Ga, today
aroused great interest in this city, whore
majority of the stock Of the seaboafd
company is owned.
The prevailing opinion among railroad
men Is that the decision rs a deatf-hlow
To the Southern Railway and SteamshiD
Association III action was In reality 10
determine how far the courts would sg5-
tain that organization in enforcing
boycott. and to-day's decision takes sway
moot OF the assoclatl0u's power besides
establishing "A legal precedent waich nay
ho us "a against traffic assoc 3 .ifons
throughout the country. Il ~t.ln
thnt tto 9ovcott 0g the Ssan1a.G Air
Line hls peea killei