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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 27, 1888 · page 4

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THE MILLIONAIRE TALKS OF THE

‘ cable mmpmiy.

 

CHARGES AGAINST HIM,
m
And 821:5 Alt-apt: Have Been lind- to

Blackmail pm and m- m acorn.

flip mum/luv Luann. on income:

”and. $11.11;.» Attempted milieu.

‘Szu‘ Your, Mart-b til—In (fluctuating tin
nit against him in banal! of Emopeao
holds-wot Kan-111! Pot-inc bardsJay Gould
midtoowpofier:

"The 1111-11111,- of The 11mm toward nu

‘ , data from the time when James Gordon Ben

natt, the cldor, had his son, the present am
0! the pow-r, 13!“ led a director' :11 the Ameri-
«1111qu impony 1111111111, 1111111111 all know If
apart oi tin-“1111101111 U11 111011 and the cable
pool. Young MI' Bennett Won hi
meta: a din-(w by demanding that The
Herald's now: should have precedent», and
that its cables should be transmitted helm
than to other lwwutmlen. llo alsodematulol
I Eduction in talks on all Herald cubla. We
(mid not grant such mine-its. I thought
that the company was a basin: concern, and
that all tho newspapers obould be treamd
alike. llr. lit-1111111111 tit-WIS murmurs! dur-
I'ng bis torrn us a ilirw'tor, and In
threatened that unless we complied With
thorn he would btnrt a new cable cum-
pnny. At but he was dropped 1111 a director,
and he went to London and «11111111111
with John Ponder about building 11111111131
Mr. Ponder in an experi-
1mm] 1111111, and he could not me any protlt in
2111'. lk-11111-tt‘splnnst Mr. Bennett thereupon
lltlillul up John W. Mackay. They built the
[‘113522'1111‘1'iul cable, and the investment Ila!-
n11t pmtml profitable. There were more
(-11I1l1-1'tl1nn husinem, even before the Ministry
llmmtt lines were (ramblished, and With the
11111-111 of those lines cable rates begun to fool
tl11- 11111-11»; of the competition. Rows were
cut and thing got in alangle. Competition
Iu'unn- Slml'lh'l, and from what I know the
p111)?“ tors of the Mai-kay-Bemwtt cables 11:11.3
had 11 struggle. In my opinion thoinvos‘t-
nu-ut has bot-11 for from profitable. That
fart alone and other business Ventums of 1! r.
Bennett's related m‘tho cables and the Asso-
cin ed I’m-as have been against him, but the
1111 rolltnblenoss of the Mainly—Bennett
111:1 111:5 is the chief cause for Mr. Bennett's
animus against me He has been hostile to
tin oxtmt of ogging on this Denver Pacific-
K1111sas,l’ucili1' prmecution, for it bashing
Hllll'e: 111111-111 to be persecution. That, I
think. will explain my reference to It ‘noirs—
paper and cable mmpony.’ ”

Mr. Gould was then asked why the prose-
1111111,; lawyers, ll. H Doloncey, E. 1. A11
the“! and their later associate DoLuncc-y
Nimll lmrsistol in therr demand for his
and Rimll Sages indictment, and 11' by
they did not seek to recover damages in a
oivil11uit.

Mr. Gould replied: “In the first place, the
claim they make against Mr. Sage and mo '1»-
blm'lrmail. pure and simple blackmail. It
did stun outwith a civil suit, brought in th.1
name of a Hermon banking house. I cannot,
at tho moment, recall the name of the firm,
but I do know that the instant the firm hear-l
that it had bot-n [undo the plaintiff in tho suit
it. cabled overt-1 the lawyer and ordered the
suit stnpwl. What was left for these laWyL-m
[.1 dog Not one of them represenml any
lm-lholdors, but a prominent politician and
«fire holder stops in, and demands that I and
.‘dr. 1‘5 go must be indicted. This man’s action
111111 dictated by persom feeling. Ho was not
a bondholder. His course who the result of
personal animus growing out of my interfer-
ence on behnli of a personal and warm fritud
of mine, who figured prominently in a suit
for a divorce brought by his wife.

"Before I sailed for Europe I called on u
very prominent gentleman, who 11111111 one of
the highest offices in the state, and laid the
whole question of my trusteeship in the Den-
1'er' Purine-K111151111 Pacific railroad nutter
before him, and told him that l was about to
sail for Europe, and if there was any moron
why I mull] not go I wanted to know it. I had
ln-en told that l wastobearresled an lstoppod
1.111‘1111 steamer. The statesman sent for an
11l'1'11'1:r 1'1 1111'11-rsant with the error, and wanted
2 1l:11.111' what there was in the matter. The
otlicinl. in answer to the statismnn‘s ques-
tions, said that the-re mm tall: ubout indicting
lllé He added that tho party was in the heat
0! a hot campaign, and that while he believed
that the statuta of Iirnitut iv 111~1 precluded my
indictment, he still thought it would I»: poor
politics to give lb».- nppem'anvo to the people
that a rirh man would do ruiything, while 5
poor om- mold not. and he did not rare to de-
o-iil1- 1h.- matter just ILL-:11 l mu well remem-
rt11t1-1nan's emphatic remarks to the
11111- :21‘11 ndm'L-zsion. The statesman
, T1115 is infamous; this is an outrage;
11.11 ‘1 1111-1 1-1 1111l111~t Mlcltflfi you propmo will hurt
thi- 11111 ty 11 grmt deal more than it will bone-
lit :1 ’ Tho ul'lii'inl then said that I might go.
lixrl'url' I 111111 toliuropo there were many

tions and overtures made to mo that I

. l- :21. 11m- 1 would not. My prin-
- : ’- lll’t’ has been not to give one
11- -.1 1111 $1111.1111uil, but millions for defence

”llunl nil ”munitions for settling the
z. .«ilr'l‘.

":1! 3 sun (,ioorgo was then left to fact- these
11111-l11. I hadn't got fairly on the m before
1111- i: fullllg counsel for the alleged bondhold-
u“.- mllml to sue George. He was modest
enough ‘11 say that “)0 whole nutteficould b0
.v'll'lml for 3311,4111. What did George say?
Why, In- told the visitor he hadn’t much
[Hutu-y hiutwlf, that ho couldn’t communicate
111 M1 me, but that he didn't see very well how
the matter mold be settled, as it was in the
hands of the district attorney, who would
Intro to do his duty, and if Mr. Sage and my-
111-lf were guilty, 111-1 char , them could be
no [miblo rottiemont of the cane. George
wrunotillodlaforhi the day tint if bodid
not nettle before midnight the white flag
would be pulled down and war (isolated.
Georgomwtbe white flag so dmm. Then
they triad to have Mr. Hugo nettle. The,
orb-ml to do tho businem for him in good
al.11111- for 13100.000. ll hy did they mdnoo
tlu1r price to Mr. Bagel Oh, I [Oppose he-
ran a “my know that his roomy doesn’t run
11:. mini; and 1111 maily at the falls at Ni—
agara. I can't undontaml up to this day
why they wantcdmo to pay 8500,,000 while
Mr.Sagi-,111ymtnutoe, who to be let oil'
with 811111.111».

“All this time tho mum that l npeclr of
111111. 1h~11mnding that l bolndlctod. Every-
I11111.11 this neighborhood known that 1 Wu
r1ph111111upportlng Mr. Hopkins. It is not
two 111111 1 undo any IIllllltVlll in tbodlrorco
own; I thuply xnva him my coral-l and
11111111111111.1111“ signifh-d my willingnm
every way pouriblato stood by him in hit
llrnow that ho was an innocent
anuogmtlyabmd mun. lam

 
 

 
 

, : 11-11112, lmtgmlnallylhuvo boon driven only

' 1111111111 who have not onlylnjured night

111th to Mend both 111.111 and mynlf,

.«hwl1lpropmedow woman,
1.11lllty. '

Mr. W. ll. Autumnal monitor tho

1.1111111111111111: mil-t Gould-M 8m. on

 

 

 
 

poi-term

”Mr George Gould.” In mid, "103058!“
me 830, 000 to betray my chums."

“When and where was this oiler model”
the reporter lék‘E’l. at the lawn 111111111 to
walk out into the) bl-Iol ltd-Evy.

“Scour miml;
Wiugh.” And with ”liar the inn quyorsilis—
appearcd

Do [Antsy Nimll. who ism-lain! with
Motors. Andrews and Belarus-y, said, when
(liked about the clients in tlIrI1 case: “I know
nothing about who the idioms 1:11.] am sim-
ply minted as rounsel to attend to the
criminal part of thr- (‘88?- i don‘t know any—
thing about the. cable company. the newspa-
per 111' tho lady. There, may I11- :1 Indy bond—
holder for ought 1 know.”

 

ANSWERING GEN. BADEAU.

Mrs. Grant Makes I (ion-urn] Denial of
the l'luintlfl'u Stuttnwnll.

an “1311,3thme unsure:- of

Mrs. C. S. Grant to the mmplaint in Gen.

Badmu‘n suit forwmwnsntiun for services

rendered to (ion. Grunt 111th» preparation of

Gen. Grant's memoirs was served yesterday.

 

Mrs. Brunt denim that thcrr: wus n11 oxparea 1'

promim or ulldfll’slmldltig with the 11111111111»
on the part of Gen. Grant that he would
never himself “Tilt! a history of his (mn-
poignu She denies that Goo. Grunt said he
would not attempttu write his memoirs with-
out tho plaintiff's minimum, and particularly
dadml the pluintitl' to keep the mtiro ogre!»
taunt between themselves secret. She denies
that tho plaintiff mapped out 1.1111111111111111 the
entiro book, or that be rot'isnl 11ml mrrevml
the articles on $111 MI and \"11L.l1111'1, and tho
portion of the third Nth I» on Chuttunu'qgn,
and alleges that all thé norl: whi- i1 plnirltill
did was simply tlmt of on nirruIIuoIIsis, and
that he did nonriginoi work whatever 111 ro—
gnrd to the composition or prr'mmtirn of tho
"Persorml Memoirs”

Sboilenios that all of tho 111111111-111 (ion.
Grunt felt that the plaintill' was ronforring
an obligation on them, and rclmtodly urged
the plaintiff to [nematdob 't-n. Grant to 1:1 11k
men when he was weak and disinclinul to
tho effort. She denim that tho writing rind
preparation of the "Personal Memoirs" was
tho joint work m "on. Grant and tho
pluintitl.

She allege-s on information uml Ikllt'l that
Iii-11.6mm did sign and debtor to 1111.- platin-
till nninstruutent sulntantihlly 1:1 tho form
stated in tin.~ complaint 11111-11'1gé1111111- 111 to pay
(ion. Balloon $0,000) if the profit.» reachol
$11,011». Shonlenii‘s that (1011. Grant Volun-
tarily and without any 1'nl1111I1l»1-1 111511 I1~mti1111
1134:5111“ his workout with I”. 1.. ‘l'l-Ikilc'l‘ 11".:
H1. loillt'l'.,l1lll ullt'gus tlmru Mb 11 valuable
11111-241 rum-11.5% 111111111 tint! tho t1 rm» of
n11_1'ngr1-1,-1111-1u of lien. Grunt with the plain-
tIIf “'I‘Tt mmmunimti-d l1) lllt‘ {urine r to hor
and l1111t1~1l1c approved and (we uh I tlwroto,
although she did know that the plulntlll’ 1111.4
viriplnyml by (it-11. Grant 1:» lllllllllllt‘lhlw’, and
was to I'm-virt- r1 appurotmn then-{111' from
the 1111111111118 of tin- mid "Memoirs." Silo
1111111111. that (41:11. Broil-nu suggmtml tho title of
the hook, or that lie-11. Iimui 111:11Iv 151311! the
111111111 ttllilutllcl‘ nun-rink "1-1111an und ur-
«1.111111anth l-_1 the1 pl'militf 11.! L'rm'tt 1 xlk’lbl
but allows that l 1-11.I11'1111tdi1l 11.1- the plum-
{iii 5 pubhsi 1-11 11'. rl: (1.1- in “Mink lnl‘ whis l1
Ila-I lm‘n 31111111: 11110in formalin! by Hon,
Grant, who luul also rm Lsul and 1111mm"!
tho ontlru work. Slu- ndmih‘ that. tiw profits
were large, 111111111”; .1

"That cilia-1' the making 11 any rile‘ll 1311;1-
[mot as is alleged 1n the tulllplilllll, and 11.,»
fol'v any lil't'lll'll thereof on the part of Ilen_
Grunt. tho plniutill declirml 11ml miner-«l to
carry out 11nd perform tho 8.111111, and do-
urnnded vxtm par and compensation for his
survives. and that thereupon any contract of
employment Wm Wain-d 11ml abomlxmml I1)-
tlio pluinlltl.

' that alter the making of the hilt-pal 1 1,111
trrt't't mt Iortbiu the complaint, and I1. fon-
its perfonmnce, tho.~ plaintiff was disc harm-d
and didn’t-sod from his employment, and his
relations in tho premises terminated by 11.11.
Grant for good and stIflii'ient muses.

“That the [ilnintill hm not duly torturoud
all the comlitions of tho nllr-gul control-t s1.
forth in tho I‘lllllplzllffl s111l1'11-1 part but 11
the contrary tbvroof failed and no 'lu tul to
render the asvistnnw and do the 11111}; .111-
which hewus 11111ployt‘d nitorlow.» [1111111111,-
lmif of (III' said 'I’cm-xml Mom-tin 11! H111,
U. S, Grant' bud boon oomph-ml."

 

 

 

CAUSED BY TI'IE STORM.

llroiilcnts of Know 1' Ity Thrmnlo-m-«l 11 itlt
a Murmur Lulu] .‘llilr.

51155.11 Ct'n', March '37. » The llt‘lll’ _1' 12111111
which pmtuilod all day Saturday 11111151111—
dny calmed a [mun-11111111.; land slid» 1'1-t May
on the bluff for 1111; the Iniun 1l1-pnt,11l111l1
threatens to work imnh-ulablo 111 Jury in 1111
property along Bluff strwt for 11 Illalullt‘t' of
three and a half moon‘s. Tom of north and
huge bowlders 1 Hutu-d down, c'.11111p'1-l1ly
demolishing; the frame engine hour» at tho
entrance of the EWlllll strut-t cable lllu fun.
nol. Along tho face of the bluff, about bull
way from the base to the top, but lodge about
thirty feet in width, on which are a munbor
of shat-ties occupied by I'olorod people. This
ledgelsnow seamed with inunonso fissure-11,
which extend its Whole: lengtl1,nml humus
an tilted in every direction, while the not
donut have been compelled to floo for thou-
lives. What damage will be dom- by an
msitm of tho catastrophe cannot bemti
mated. Tho Union dopot and stores along
Union nt'enuo the elevated railroad station,
the Eighth stroet cable line pom-r houso and
several factories and mills lie directly in the
path of tho ar alancho.

Bottling aurora halo.

CIIICAOO,Mmll "I --'l‘l111 astute of tl11.- law
W. F. Story. the founder of Tho t‘himgo
Times, was formally administml upon by
the probate wort. James J. W est tho ro-
oolvorof the astute, fllfil It petition for up
pointmontar adminittrutor, netting forth that
he know in [motion of the entire 1111111111 both
red and puma], of the WI, Imhjm
only to tho payment of the Just debts and llu-
bllltla of tho mt»; that be it tho owner by
purchase of the property from the widow
and bill“ at law of the deceased, and ii in
passion by virtue of and: purchase and com
royanco fm them and an receiver duly up
polntodbytho court. Thom lulu been
practically distribotui in arm-um withthn
onion of tho court, and nothing remain. ex-
ooptto adjmt and pay my dobtn which may
befomloflugby diastole. Mr. Wont was
appointed admlnlltrnwr in bond: of st 10,,(100

The amour! Pacific Dividend.

 

at the W Pacific Bullroad tummy,
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them-nun Mumfhntfiltfllb
by, or Now York. uploa- Frauen-let l.
at Ila-ton. 'l‘laa old odious wen
rocket-1t Via-W Way-the
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PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mris. J. A. Decker
DumummVW¥M“1ummyjm on ml
Room.» It nod 16. Hurllnnd'r Bloch.

Wuhmgton 1511101

In mutation tin-116111131 1hr mil mmlurl a pm-
cinghu y. glriovvm thereto her pert-ow atlcullou
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rdfmor n'or cum 11111 oar):
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American Investment Co.,

of Emmclwurg, Iowa.

 

PAIDI l’Cil‘I'l'AL. ................... ...su11mo
Iftll ’LI. '8, .............................. 75,0Ihl

Gold 11111111111111; per ton! R 'imwl Bond: 111
domination» of $500. pl 11m 11 Mo!

(lo'ul choutum 1; per ct (pupal Bonds in de-
'lllttimll of 3211,3310, 3:110. n00!) 111111551100
1m Wooten l-‘nrmtluul’: p111- c1111 Mmgahe
ruinin denomination: of from 5 1111110 iii) (In.
Tum Bonds and Hortgugro usually run (or 5

“doom exceed-wine”: oftlm ralucof

Tlllzoprlnci and micron: of then 1111111111 roami-
teed by the and are pay-bio in the City of Row
York The nautical «111111111111 of the Cu him been
“mined into by our Slat..- Bltnk Cnmmimouz‘zu
and the Co. is now doing haunt-111a 111 this Ston-
nndor their Slip?” inlmr.

The“: Bonds 11nd, Horizon-11 1m- olfo-rcd for sale
It par and Marni-d 111mm by

TAYLOR .Ic MILDEN '
llcal Errata 11111 lurnranm A111 111:- l5 and 47 Ward)
rig-ton St. South Somallr. Conn 42 t!

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The Idelropolitan’ 5 Record For I887.

(lain in numb" of outstanding Pullman during
311. 271-) OI!

(111111 in Am te durin.v 18‘? ”$1115ng

611111111 I’nmium ll1t5|llnt during! 8. Si. 1‘0 11.
SI

Gnmlu Internal Ron 111111 dun 1111-- 151-57. $211310
54.

(lam in 0mm Incorm during N113! "‘lfifilll :1'3.
Nnmlnr of Ih'utht,‘l1sim.- paid 111 “$1.", 11 l

 
 

Amount p.111l to Poker holder~ 111111111: 1:137. 5'3.-
191. nor-.11

Mind)" of i‘ollc' 11's in Force, I 1119,6119

N1w lnrumnrv with-11111111111: lie-17 '4; 1:11 H.500.

(Allllfll arul 51111111111 for yummy of 01119.11111111-11-
01'”qu above the mo r111 nqmml by 11111 H pur
cent 13nd all othorl‘mbzl: 1111-1- sl. ll; 9:311)

Amount pail by 1hr.- Lump-my to i111 l'uliry-
holders for \' Inim, 1.71:, 11mm.- or-Hmnlzntl. on, p 113
pro-4- ut inv-estsd Mar-4.5151103151M

JOSEPH LEII’NIK. Agent.

Illlll'fl lUlll Lilli TU Illil.

To—Morrow May be Too Late.

Trike 1111 Endowment l’ofl urytlml‘. yo 1 111113 mud in
old 321' If you I11'.'1 orifyou 1111‘ into] be :1 ha-lp
to your family 11% c1 11!:- 11 day tull 1:112 :1 youm
Human endowment 11! 91.11011111111- paid to l;. r11 11:
Myron of 111.11 or to I11» fumilv :11 11111111. .'1 rum-o
dav 111N131 11 3111111111 pol: (f- f1- -r 51ml).

Insure 111 (I11

V CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,

Ul" II ”\RTP (1RD.

S. '5 I. lIUMVll'DlLl A 1-1.1
11151111111 Nam-.1111,

DAVID STOW

FURNITURE

“1‘ 11310 1"~: '111111'1' rm Ima- 1-1 and tin ' 2-:
111 1‘ slum 11 ”I11. '1 1'1 11"

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WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS

A F'NE ANT“ I. E ASIlCll AMllEl' ‘1. o
‘ bl. I'l' ill :5 plum-9 {11 r ‘ 22.()‘)l

PAR LOR SUITS
I“ l'Olll $30.00 llpwards.
Dining Room Tables,
Shh-hoards.
Loungrs and Com-hrs.

Rattan Chairs, Fancy Plush
l‘hairs, [lat llachs, Boole
Fuses, elm, etc.
AGENTS FOR Tlll‘.
Standard Folding;

Callamlm- them :11 our “Mom-11v,
lied in the mnrlm for ,1 he mom-1'1

87, 89, 91 Mail] 81.

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WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASE. 31.1mm,
HARD WOOD WORK.
(I? ALI. 111311111.

barge Stock of Columns
for Trimming

Bed .

Tlu‘ firm-rt

.09

Plate and Shoot Glass.

M1,... 1...._.. ..._.....

Steam Sowing, Planing,
11ml Turning.

but...”
Lamb" ‘1’ 1nd M1093” railroad and earring-1'

Mill 1111111! Marshall Street

South Romans, Conn.

Hatch Bailey & l1.

Slate Roofin9'. I

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P111 H111 8111111 Bailing,

No More 1111111111111,
No Swollen Limbs.

Clean,
Odorless

Stables.

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Importers Agents.

llml butt: and Home About.

General lusuruncé A goncy

Fun, Life: and Acculi 111

0:11: In \ilmrmhip Tickezrat‘uhin 11111! 5:11 mgr.

Drafts for one l: and upwnrilo and Monu- Unlon- to
all part: of Europe.

Notary Public. Ackru'nrii-dgcmt'rm Taken.
lluilroml Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

(15 \‘1'111-l1111;:111n S! , $12111 dom- 111 I’m-'lvnlllf‘t‘)

South Nor-walk, Conn.

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for bn' purinrurtl 11111,: 1111111 1 _1‘11r1il.1' 511111-111!
oil 1- '111 for ”null or £1 1:11 room».

all 1111111: 1-» 11! rlz~hus alwnpmd stock of 111-1111
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NEW YORK.

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