Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

Special to the Tri-Week!y Times
BY wEsrEns usros TELEGRAPH LlyE.l

saw that thir Unions in this and adj
Joining cities. held a meeting last
night and resolved to quit work
whenever they shall be notified OF
| any reduction of wages. 1t was also
resolved that where merchants own
ing steamers and sailing vessels cut
down wages for work on steamships
| and pay regular or higher rates on
sailing vessels, the longshoremeii
shall refuse to work ON either, ana
not be induced to return until the
old rates are everywhere establish
ed. II this strike takes place 1t Will
embrace fully ten thousand men.
Chicago, November IA Boston
special says the well-known firm OF
Kilham. Land Il Co., ship brokers,
has keen somewhat embarrassed OF
late on account of the general de-
preston in freights and shipping.
They own wholly or in part from
twenty to thirty three masted
schooners, besides large number
of sauare-rigged vessels. There has
been large falling oil in the value
I&ofS vessels of this class, owing to the
increase in the number of steam
GOLFERS, which has taken away
the coal trade from sailing vessels.
The falling off in treights also has
been so great that shippers send by
steamer almost entirely. The Nova
Scotia trade is now carried on by
steamer. and even lumber carrying
between the United States and the
Provinces is largely donerln steam
vessels only. Many of the. largest
firms in this city have ordered their
vessels home in ballast. The assets
of the firm are estimated by them
selves at S650,000, and their liabil-
tiles at $500, 900; they have informal
w asked for an extension OF eighteen
months or two years, and 1t is I'M
,derstood their creditors are disposed
to extend them all the accommoda-
ton they desire. The Saratoga,
their last vessa, went to sea under
bonds.
San Francisco, Nov. 14.-Mrs. Ju-
liza C. De Young commenced an ac-
ton tor divorce from Gus. De Young
in the Third District Court on Mon
day. The cause alleged in the COM
plant is extreme cruelty. The case
will be heard before the Court Com
missioners. De Young was married
last Summer, and his exploits on
his wedding tour will be remem-
bered. His wife is most estimable
woman, though as her marriage
showed, somewhat foolish and indis
Greet.
The State Grange of California was
in session yesterday at Pythian Cas-
tie, Judge Hamilton, Master presid-
ing. The attendance was large.
The meeting was called for the pur
pose of investigating the failure of
E. Z. Morgan's Sons, shipping
agents for the Changers, and to this
work the Grange has almost eXclu-
Sively devoted itself. The affairs of
Morgans will not be disposed of be-
fore tonight, at which time the
Grange will probably adjourn.
Jersey City, Nov. l3.-The trial of Rev. ). s.
Glendenning was continued to-day The SEES
sion was occupied by the cross-exanIination Of
himself. He testified at length regarding his
relations with Miss POmerOy. She had con
fessed to him that she was unchaste. and had
given him tile names OF several men to whom
she had yielded He produced another note
from Miss P to clear him of any suspicion
from her confession. He did not believe she
knew who was father of her child. At $50
the Presbytery adjourned.
Salt Lake, Nov. Am the notice Of con-
test for the seat in Congress as delegate from
this Territory, Il. n. Baskin charges George Q.
Cannon with being an alien; that he has VIC
lated the Act of Congress of 1852 regarding
polygamy, and has married Eliza L. Young
Martha Sella Elizabeth Hoagland and Sarah
Jane Young; that he has married one woman
since the passage of the Act of 1862; that he
regards his obedience 10 his church as supe-
rior to his obligations to any law Of Congress-
that he has not only violated its law in regard
to polygainy, but induced Others to do the
same; that he cannot take the oath required of
a delegate; that the House Of Representatives
April 2, 1874, passed a bill to the effect that
no bigarnist or poligamist should be eligible
to Congress, and that his constituents voted
for him knowing such fact.
In reply, Cannon states that at the election
he received some "A 900 votes to 4 900 cast for
his opponent; has been nasuralized; denies
that by'being Mormon or otherwise he has
entered into relations with any woman Of such
character or in such manner as to subject HIM
self to punishment for any offense under Act
of Congress of 1862