The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.


THE lockout" Of the coopers has begun
In New York, owing to the refusal Of the
men to abandon their trade society. At q
meeting Of the Coopers' Union, No. 2, II wal
resolved To start a cooperative shop for the
purpose Of supplying the merchane with
labor at regular wages, and to guarantee "a
them that there will be q saving Of from
fifty TO eighty per cent
Tue mule spinner In the Baltic Mills, al
Norwich, CT, belonging TO the Sprsgue es
tate, refused to sccede TO the proposed re-
duction Of wsges-ten per cent, running on
full time---and struck.
An examination Of Henry Clews, touching
his property, was held In New York, few
days ago, on application Of L. y. SCHNEIDER,
Judgment was rendered for the creditor for
5000. The defendant testified that his
property mostly consisted of railroad and
other bonds, to a large amount In the Me.
chanios Bank and Fourth National, and his
reason for making an assignment was that
the property should be divided equally be.
tween his creditors.
THREE executions will take place In Penn.
sylvania on the 18th Of November. Udder.
nock, at Westchester; and o'Meara and Er.
win, at Montrose.
Tpy Beecber side in the Tiltop. .Beecber
case has met with oui,e . ,.v.r.e bv the de.
eision Of Judge Nelson. Tilton 4, moi 10 be
compelled TO specify the time and place Of
the alleged oaenses aeaios, nj, domestic
peace and purity.
Tuy Milford IN. UA Five Cen,s, Savings
Bank has suspended with liabilities Of half
a million dollars. covered. a ia believed. nv
lis assets.
JOHN sAT1Ie A Co. impor,ers Of wines.
New York. have failed
n. w.s
A PRIVATE meeting of IN. Western Div.
ision Of The R,o,be,hood ~ locomotive I'm.
', " Wv D'V.'noou ., y, ''ooV"o''' '-".
Of Ohio. was held in 81 Ioui. n few d.v, AGO.
10 consider The reduction az wages. as pro.
posed by the various roads. and as partlv
carried ont by the Cbic.go and Alton road
After considerable discussion. n resolution
was adopted protesting agaiust such reduc.
duotion a. unjust and unealled for. and de.
claring that II will not be submitted Ia.
ISFoRxAIIoy received from Southeastern
Nebraska show that thousands Of p.opIe are
In n starving eondi,io, One ;,forms,, ..w
many who, for weeks, had nothing to eat bu,
baked squash and pumpkin and salt, and
others who had lived on baked -four and
water, one meal a day. for weeks Ten
thousand people in this State will need aid
sufficient to keep them from starvation and
being frozen to death this winter. Hundreds
lf nenpla mn at tha n IA
alton, and without means to leave the State.
THE Nebraska Relief and Aid Society at
Omaha, proposes to send a carload per week
Of provisions and clothing 20 each Of the six
principal stations in the western counties,
where the crops we're destroyed by grasshop-
Pers.
5he So"h.
THE following is regarded A. settling the
question Of the jurisdiction Of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, to natural.
iKe aliens; Act Xiv. Of Section IL, says
that the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth Dis
trict Courts Of New Orleans shall have con.
current jurisdiction in all civil cases what.
ever, including writs Of naturalization, in
which the first and second Districts Of New
Orleans shall also have concurrent jurisdic-
uon.
AN order from the headquarters OF the
"uii department requires all officers and
soldiers IN New Orleans to keep strictly
"ith'n their quarters unless ordered out to
prevent eonnie' between armed bodies
WashSngsen.
The Supreme Court has denied the mo-
ton to advance the Granger cases. This de-
cision will put over the first case as far as
March or April next 49,
The President has appointed Thomas II.
scanion roamas'er at iisusion, iexas, wee
,enurrcf.ofsice act, and II. r. sabin Post.
master of Galveston. Texas. vice A. n. Hall
suspended.
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