Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-01
The Ionrshersnen's strike.

The Iongsherenen's Strike.
NEW Yosx, Dec. 1.-The call for .
mass meeting Of Longshorsmsn last
night filled the great hall Of Coopsr's
Institute to overlooking. Among the
audience were George Francis Train and
number Of intsrnationalists, COM
runists and other recognized agitators.
. couple Of whom sought to air their eI.
ksms views. but were received with but
little favor. One was hustled out Of
the hall. OF the speakers previously
announced TO appear only Richard
O'Gorman and Col. John A. Fellows ad-
dressed the audience. both expressing
sympathy with the troubles Of the labor
ing classes. but sautioning them against
placing themselves before public opinion
as disturbers Of the peace and %violators
Of law.
why she Philadelphia Press was
Philadelphia dispatches say the fail
urs OF the sale Of forney's Press to
Mcclure, was the result Of brisk cable
correspondence between Forney and q
number Of Republican politicians in
that city; the latter promising a liberal
financial support to the paper II contin-
ucd as a regular party organ. The quss-
ton involved was purely political, and
the funds raised to purchase the Press
will o be devoted to the purchase OF
the Industrial Age. which has the asso-'
ciatsd press franchise, and making II a n
Independent daily, the frst number OF
which will appear January LIST.
New York Cisy Municipal Changes.
The death OF Mayor Havsmayer. and
succession Of Alderman Vance to the
Mayoralty, new the strongest oPposi-
ton to the proposed million dollar APP
preparation for the completion Of the
New York and Brooklyn bridge, and
leaves Controller Green In o minority in
the Board Of Estimates and Apportion-
ment. The Presidency Of tho Board Of
Alderman. vacated by Alderman Vance.
will probably DO hlled by Alderman r.
Flanagan. q Democrat. The city budget
which remains to DO definitely nIsd, will
probably accord with the views Of the
Board Of Aldermen.
Erie Railroad Matters.
Erie Directors say the object Of the in.
junction granted by Judge westbrook,
was to effect the stock, by causing the
protest Of interest to-day in London, but
rs payment OF this interest was provid-
oil for . month ago and there Is NO
means Of stopping payment IN London
within the timo, the movement will fail.
The directors say also that the move Is
only another effort Of Jay Gould to pre-
vent payment Of sums for which the
company Is suing him.
Tho Case Or Supervising Architect
Mullet.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-washington spe-
Gals are filled with rumors Of q coinbi-
nation Of more or less prominent politi-
clans. to secure the retention OF Snper-
Aising Architect Mullett, some stating
that the President is disposed to inter
fsrs in the matter, The hier-0cedn cor
respondent. however. t~slegrsphs that
these reports are altogether rronsous.
He says the President il taking no part
in the matter. but leaving u entirely
with the Secretary, and the understand
ing between the latter and Mullett 10
perfect, that as soon a q successor can
be selected by the Secretary Mullctt is
TO retire.
Rumored Retirenent Of Justies
swaynt,
The same special says, II Ia under.
stood by friends Of Justice Swayno that
no oontsnplstss retiring from the bench
OF the Supreme Court In q few months,
when, under = law Of Congress, he al
rely on full pay. II Justice swayno
concludes to retro this will give general
Gran. another appointment in the su-
prens Bench, making Ave In all since
he has occupied the Executive ofass,