New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
NO INJUNCTION SECURED.
..,roF THE UNION PACIFIC AS ADVERTISED FIX
PECTED-A RUMoR DENIED

PECTED-A RCMOR DENIED.
ha Neb. oct. S-For a time to-day there
sreat excitement in railroad circles In this city
w. the report that an injunction had been asked
or,ng the sale of the Union Pacific road.
49, foreclosure. next Monday. The report first
~ through a dispatch from Wall Street
orcv IN New-York. but in a short time the story
90 in from other points and the officials Of the
ration Pacific and other Interested parties began 70
,.,,eve that where there was so much smoke there
,s, be some fire. 1t was impossible TO sub
,ar,iatc the story. however and II is not thought
&c that there Is anything in It, Judge Munger,
:, tho United States District Court. the only
roderal Judge in the city to-day, and he was here
a., short time only. starting in the afternoon for
,,s home OF Fremont Neb. He said that he had
90, heard Of any move to obtain an injunction ana
declared that II such an attempt were made before
rim the chances were that ne would refuse to have
ANYTHING to do with the matter
.srbat entire matter" he said has been before
Judge Sanborn. at ST. Paul, and 1t would not ne
rrcper for me 10 interfere with the case IN any
rav I have heard nothing about Il and 90 not
,b,nk there is anything in the story.
Master in Chancery Cornish. who - 10 sell 'he
.osd NJ auction on Monday II nothing prevents
rag greatly as'onlshed when the story was told 10
him. ts
.snd 7 don't think there Is anything In II.
General John c. Cowen. the special attorney lor
ar d Y
81 and held the same opinion regarding the Story
90 was entertained by Mr. Cornish and Judge
Munger Il do just how an Injunction can
Re mad 20 stick even II asked for. he sald
Tha only persons who would OBJECT 70 lie s,,1S
fbOlCht D he the stockholders, VINO are us
pleased with the action OF the >!o,. w
prri,,ee Circulars from broker In New 9Ih
e. baen sent broadcast over the country dsnllS
stockhoders to oppose the plans or me s'eoi @
,1atfon Committee. and unless the story OF COlil
ir Injunction came from this source directly or
'5,-acStj those Interested in the matter mere are
...abia 70 Imagine whore II COuld nave dilSs..
ui-..~ In On ancerv Cornish would not say thls
afternoon how many bids ne eXI,cts 70 nj 49,
~ s,ard fhat he does not know or MS persona!
tnowledea that anybody IS gong 70 oiq AZ az -
~ same time ne has the guarantee checK Oh NY
Reorganization Committee. amounting ~ Hos " anv
s2.s ~. similar nature from any other source
mi 4 is generally understood that ne mas o''S '''
one. 49, ,,o-,bers ~ the Reorgan!za-
Srittee have vet appeared here, several OF
-, a. well as Receivers DOane anu Any o. 80
Iii he here tomorrow morning w InstD Nv ea
- attorney for the ReOrganlZatlon a.,
tne, 1IiTor Mink of Boston Will also be nero III
the morning. - 49,. co,hor,
:, paul oct s0-United States Judge Sanoo'h
"a TO-DAY that he had no knowledge or any APP
1,ca.ion for an injunction 10 prevent the SAFE vi
- rio, Pacific at Omaha on Monday. tie shld
~ .bo,,ght there could be no truth IN the eOis,
~, had heard that in COLORADO there nat IeDI
sor,e talk Of an injunction, because ol sO a. ~
soIiIV 80 hut no application had been mace ~
court here, ana ne ia" 'iO +'''
any such action.
washington oct. 3O-Attorney-General Mcne"""
cad to-day that he had official informatoh as
-, The truth OF the report that the sage syhaicaIe
rTorS sock 10 secure order restraining tHe 9a'1
~ the Union Pacific Railroad