Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-10
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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The shipping Commission Act
movements for its Repeal.
New York, November l0.-The
seamen here are to have a grand street
paraie, with a view to influencing
Congress to repeal the act creating a
shipping commission fordifferent ports
In the country. Ship owners and mas
tiers, it Is stated. are preparing a for
mldsble petit ion in favor Of a repeal
of the act.
important labor Movement.
At a meeting Of w%orkingmen ye'ter-
day, James B. Hodgkins, connected
with the finance departments OF tue
Erie and Great Western Railroads, Of
fsred a resolution that public works Of
utility and necessity on q large scale
must be undertaken forthwith by the
CITY, State and United States Govern
ments, under tho direction OF the
proper authorities, OH the credit OF the
nation and Of separate communities,
and for the benefit Of the industrious
aud unemployed laboring citizens Of
the commonwealth. Dir. Hodgkins
also called the attention Of the people
in another resolution to the fact that
large bodies of men cannot and will
not starve in the midst Of plenty.
wreck OF n Schooner and LOSS OF
Life.
The schooner Southerner was wrecked
at Shark river, N. j., on Friday night
and Captain Steward and some Of the
crew wero drowned.
A More Hopeful Outlook in Manu-
fhcturing Circles.
BosroN, Nov. l0.-Reports from the
manufacturing societies Of New Eng
land are more cheering this morning.
There is news Of resumption Of bushes
in several places and Of running man-
ufactories OH Increased time. The *
aggerated character Of many state
ments that have appeared Is daily be-
coming more apparent.
Tho Illinois Election-An Unparal.
leled Victory for the Farmers.
CHICAGO, November l0.-Oflclal re-
turns are published Of the elections In
o. out Of 102 counties In Illinois, leav-
ing only 8 to be heard from. Forty
nine of these counties have been cars
ricd by the farmers OF anti-monopolies
ticket, 10 by the regular Republicans
and II by the Democrats. In Is coun-
ties. including Cook, the issue was
foreign to party politics. OF tho re-
naming 8 counties not yet heord from,
6 have heretofore been Democratic In
politics. and 2 republican. The farm
ers opposed both the old parties In the
late campaign. In this respect their
victory has been almost unparalleled.
They have carried 40 counties against
tho organization Of the Democratic or
the Republican party, whichever hap
pened to be stronger In the particular
county Of contest, while the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties together
have only carried SO counties. A year
ago every county In tho State was In
tho possession Of II or the other Of
the old parties.
The Coming Congress-specuIations
ON its Organization.
The T'ribune's Washington special
says the assembling of Congress In
Just three weeks has led to animated
discussion OF the House Committee
Craftsmanship. Blaine keeps out Of
the way and is quoted as In favor Off
Republican caucus, relieving him from
responsibility IN the premises. The
Credit Mobilier members have been In
bad odor amongst their colleagues
since the recent elections. John
A. Kasson has dropped his aspirations.
for the Spcakership and is working for
the Craftsmanship of tho Ways and
Means Committee. Lyman Tremain
is also noted for one Of the prominent
committees, and Wheeler of New York
Is still In the field for Speaker, but
with small prospects, against Blaine.
Clinton L. Merriam, Of central New
York, expects Executive help for the
Banking and Currency Committee, ms
he Is In accord with the President for
a free banking law, and prepared a bill
In that Interest last year.
Youth full Murderer Convicted.
LOWELL, Mass, November TO-
Curtin, a tsn-year.old boy, tried for
murder, has been found guilty Of man
slaughter. Sentence Is suspended to
give the Selectmen Of the town where
In tho killing occurred, time to con
sent that the boy be sent to n reforma-
tory school.
Destructive Fire.
SrRrNarIELD. Mass, Nov. l0.-The
round house of the Boston and Albany
railroad caught fire this morning from
Goals blown out of the fire box Of To-
connective and was entirely destroyed,
together with 10 locomotives, six ten
ders and two snow plows. The loss Is
$3.50, 600 uninsured.
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