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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
The Queer Conkilnus.
Corre,ponasnes Giseinnati CommrGa,

Correspondence GneiHnah COMMERCIAL.
have made some inquiries In New
York about the Conklipgs, and they
seem to b queer. In Gen.ses. where they
came from originally. they tell oil sorts
Of ridiculous anecdotes about them. Il
appears that there are three sisters and
two sons. The sisters live Q sort Of
hermit life, and two Of them. I think,
did not marry. They say oo~nklins's
brother, Fred, thinks hs ought to DO
Senator, - he 10 altogether Q blassr
man than Roscoe. The old man. Judge
ConklInR, father OF Roscoe, must have
been q curiosity. I was told that some
gentlemen called 10 see him ct Utica on
one occasion. prssuming that hs was
staying at his sons ofios. Coutling
entertained them with considerable gran.
d.ur. surprising that they had come to
see him. He was not 90 cordial when
be found that they were 10 search OF
the old man. The judge was found
In . little house, away down the
street, and In q small room. and
when he heard that they. had
called on Roscoe. be exclaimed :
THAT 10 all you come to Utica for. to
see Senator Conkling. You did not
think me worth calling on Arst." The
old fellow was jealous, and wanted the
attention. On another occasion Judge
oopklius was called on to make .
speech. and WAS introduced to the audi.
encs a the father Of Hon. Roscoe
Conklins. At this the old fellows
oountsnsnes fell. and he began TO stum.
bic In his speech and seemed TO lose all
heart In what be vas going 70 say; and
after the meeting be belaborsd that man
asrosly for having introduced him a.
the father Of his son. instead Of the
Judge himself. "Thsy tell me that
Conkling on one occasion wanted to
consult bis father on . point Of law"
said arosvsnor, 'ths father being the
best lawyer Of the two. 80 Roscoe b.
gan the letter to bis father:" Hon. Alfred
Conkling. Utica, New York MY Dear
Sir instead Of saying. Ny dear father,
give me some information
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
I~srisshard's Case.

John Il. Harris. District Attorney.
Who conducted the trial Of r. Pritshard.
In Carson. for the murder Of ofhesr By.
MONS. says he thinks there 10 no. q
GHOST Of q chance for . new TRIAL In the
case or for Q reversal on appeal to the
Supreme Court. In other words, there
were NO errors piled up at the trial. 90
that there cannot Be any Likelihood OF
the mans getting cleared on tschnicai
grounds. The only hope Pritohard ~
Of saving his neck from the halter 10.
therefore. that OF Executive olemsecy.
and his show In that direction u TOO
small to enter into the account. he
jury d~sliberated twenty miputss and said
the man ought 10 b hanged and 10 VII
b hanged most undoubtedly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
Tnt JAIL BREAKERS.
0meial Dsserspsie. or the Psrsss.
agesa sA the Rewards O6srsd for
sheiF Return.

Following circulars have been sent al
over the coast; y
SHsnrYY's OFFICE. Storey County.
Nsv.-Charles Williamson. Sheriff: The
following described prisoners escaped
from the Storey County Jail on the
evening OF Sunday. November so, 1879
"Rsd Miks"-Undsr indictment for
murder. He 10 . native OF Ireland; 10
about s feet 6H inches high; about IS
years old; sandy. almost red hair and
vhiskers; red face; had short whiskers
on chin; good. high. strong forehead; q
restless blue sye-looks away a. % 90
you look at him; rather quick Of speech;
quite solid looking. without extra hesh.
and wore, when he broke out Of Jail. q
reddish or brown suit (ovsralls and
shirt) Of canvas I will give 500 for
him In any shape you may bring him.
His real name Il William OF Billy Lam.
gan.
Marx Brown-Undsr indictment for
horss.stsalins. he 10 Q young man about
Is or a years Of age; decidedly good.
looking, and OF . rather cheerful dispo.
sition; quite social In his bearing; when
he left, was smooth shaved; had on .
colored calico shirt. light brown pants,
shoes with bookles on them. long dark.
oolored o~vsrcoat; IL about 8 feet 10 or II
inches high; Il Q natural rider. and falls
easily into the business OF vaquero; dark
brown hair and good features generally;
quite stylish In make up. but easily
comes down to the bearing Of . vsqusro
and 10 liable ct any time to be found
with Q "horss for sale;" II he don't
happen 10 have ono with him, hs can
always bring you one from his ranch;
can't possibly resist the Offer to buy .
horse from him. Will pay the same 70.
ward for him - for Bed Mike.
Lafysrty, alias Rosenbaush - About
s feet 8 inches In hight; rather pale; an
i~nvstersts opium smoker; rather good
looking; about IS years old: heavy eye.
brows; smooth face; light moustachs.
Will pay ten dollars for him = he Ii not
worth that.
Kline and SchoAsld went With them
(thess two aud Rossnbaugh are In for
house. brsakiug). Kline 10 q German.
about 8 feet 5H or 8 inches high; very
heavy set; large head; has . defect In
ONE eye. Sehonsld IL . small man;
rather dark oomplsxioned; smooth face.
viii pay the same reward for these last
two - for Lsfsrty. but don't care much
for them; they will naturally fall back
into our hands-oan't help 1t.
@. WILLIAMSON.
Sheriff OF Storey county.
By n. J. MoCuTcHAs, Deputy Sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
A Mining Problem.
H.s York Mining Record. Nov. 90

Nsp York Nining Record, Nov. 20.
Now that the Sutro tunnel has sue.
oessfully settled the matter Of clearing
the mines OF the Comstock lode Of water
at the depth Of sven moro than 5000
feet. ct . cost that will sdmit Of their
being probably worked at that depth,
the next question involved 10 that Of 30
reducing the temperature OF those miqes
at such . depth as will enable men to
live there and do a profitable amount Of
work In Q day. The mines In question.
which are approaching the depth Of 5000
feet, have q degree Of heat ranging be-
tween l40 and 100 degrees; q heat quite
beyond human endurance. Without
the Sutro tunnel, II would DO impossible
for any material length Of time to lift to
the surface the enormous volume Of va
ter which 10 found ct such depths In
the Comstock group OF mines, although
more powerful and perfect machinery 10
provided In those mines than was ever
before employed In mining enterprises.
Tho tunnel. however. has reduced the
distance which water has to be lifted to
1000 feet. q matter OF immense economic
valus In the further working Of the
mines In question, II they are to be oon.
sidsred a. honest industries and not as
mere maks.belisves carried on for what
10 to be gained BY the inside manage
msnt through assessments aud stock
operations. The tunnel will also greatly
increase the quantity OF ore which may
be probably carried to the surface from
great depths. and converted into gold
and silver bullion, provided means Of
reducing the heat can be discovered and
successfully applied 80 that men may b
able to do . fair amount Of work. Conse.
quently, II 10 upon the solution OF this
problem that deep mining upon the
Comstook really depends; therefore min.
Ing engineers and scientific men generally
should address themselves to that prob
lem and resolve to master 1t. In visw
Of what chemical science has effected 10
the invention Of cheap processes Of per-
feet artificial refrigeration, by means Of
which not only Toe 10 Manufactured upon
the largest scale. but large chambers are
maintained Of . temperature suitable for
the preservation Of meats and fruit for
an indefinite period, We cannot doubt
that scientific means will yet be reached
for cooling the deepest mines Of the
Comstook lode. But the drst step TO
such M end, We apprshsnd. must BE- .
change OF the whole system Of mine
management In that quarter. We are
satisfied they are not now worked for the
development Of the precious metals
which may be hidden away In these 70.
cssses. but simply for the opportunity
which they afford certain men 10 San
Francisco to make money BY operating
10 tbs $3.50. 900 shares Into which some
atty OF them are divided.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
the UNION ORE sopY.
semsshisg or 10 nsks and iss 0se-
!, ltses - Desermissd ~ b Wssk
Already Dsns 90 the 34oo Level.


-
rbs ors BODY In Union Il one OF great
1t. A.. .hov, mn an IA. 24o0
P''m a"
level It 10 . surprise 70 al wno navs sesn
Il and also 70 the management Of the
min. A. vat Int littls n rsslly known
A.. ,,.,,- L-.,.,
concerning H. ous 'nAs nsas saoesa
to warrant the greatest and best antici'
pations In regard to IL . whole. A
brisf abatement OF the outlook may NOT
\. .r;.. =. ,h;. Tina.
~ "a. A.. oaoo
wnsn tns UNI " -.
station OF the Sierra Nevada incline
With the al00 level Of the Union
.hsft "a stsrtsd thoss Who were admit.
ted to the mine know that an east clay
vss found passing along lear the par.
sllel Of the eastern end Of the Sierra
Nevada station, having . trend Of Ave
degrees east Of south and standing
nearly psrpsndioulafly. Along this clay
and 10 the west was very dns ore. Very
ear the station on the west side OF the
drift the west wall. not OF the vein. but
Of the ore body. was found. Il had .
tr.nd AZ that point nearly northeast and
southwest, but q far a traced Showed
disposiuon 10 curve round to the
south. That Il docs In fact do 90 Il
proved by the direction IL assumss
where cut In the said connecting DRIFT
90 feet from the Sierra Nevada station
and 80 feet from the Union shaft.
From this point Of the connecting
drift a crosscut has been run east 10 do.
arees south through the ore vein, show.
IN, ovs, 40 feat Of rood ore. and the
80, c,sv hss han aasin reached. II IL
found 10 retain about the same pitch
and ! trspd of Is degrees east Of south,
40 IND IL hss carried the eastern bound.
srv on The orc BODY over 80 feet further
east than vas expected. This 10 an
so,eeabls and an Important surprise, q
n -;nc,.s..s reslitiss and multiplies prob.
.h;i;,iss
TN. ,am.inIno tnovlsdee OF the ore
hod. an this lsysl h Of 4 NEGATIVE char.
80, n h. NOT Lnovn vhsr. n eoes.
h., . r,,i. .omsthino n known Of who're
a soss NOT 90.
From The 94O0 station Of the Union
.h.ft . drift Vas run In 4 s~outhsssssrly
ALLEGATION az fsst. A diamond drill was
s.nt ont shssd, for the formation VA
,s,v soit win mstsrisi. and indicated 4
no..,h;,,,, ~ nos = nrobsbilitv Of vstsr.
r. 80. .nsonn,s,sd n AZ mi nlsos and
=, th.t ,;ms vould hsys bssn terribly
di.ss,rons rhs driIl fouud 4 continue.
,;or =, mi. .oit vain msttsr. but not ths
~. IA. n,on., H.nos n h tnovn
,hs, IN: rssf v.Ii Of the vain bsnds
ssnns .,,r No.. ,h.n vb.rs cut IN this
sosss.,;na An, ana mn.t In ,.sIitv
~. .o1,hs..t.,iv t,.nd and msks 4
NJ. .,hoS .,onna 10 ths cal Of The
Trs,,. 80, Co,;.c,nrs miobt ter
."a 80: %~sah.h;,;s;ss .,;ii
IN usN' ~. - a.r a.
ieI.neI' ".aS p.s IT,. -ho
M, M ~ .h.,, ia -, : .is.
WEI ~ az .%,.ns.on csnno,
mem. o az. s..n.,,on ~ : hostom
: o,h;r %,nciins And nitchinS M.
Thoss FAMILIAR MIR The %situaion win
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

A wrestling match for 500 . aide.
Cornish style. best three in Ave, has
been arranged between William livery
and Samuel Smell, 70 take place NEXT
Saturday in Virginia.
John Gavsn. the crazy man. who was
toand pssriy pstsdin h stree. virsinis.
last sunday. - now In jGl. He Il vsty
9ssy iadssd ssd seisy. 4 sennissisn
klssaVs y sedss. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
Dc.arsures 1Ass Evsos.g.

Oh West. W Nashsr. p Martin. A Turn
hull, J Baumsnn. J whitaker. J II Martin.
o Kelly and child. Mrs Kean. o o Ambur.
Miss Darrell. J P Mstzssr. W p Brown. J
Frisdlsnder and wife. G Z Russ. E Marks.
. Causiand. W 0'Donshue and family.
Mrs W aos and children. Mrs Pormsn.
Don Carlos. Miss x A Sutherland. Misc
Forman. Mrs. + Warren aud child, W r
Chamberlain. 8 T Curtis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
WAY WILL you

Allow Q cold 70 sdvsnes In your system and
shus encourage moro serious naladiss. such -
Pneumonia. HsmosrhAgss aud Lang troubiss
when an immediate relief can BE- 20 rssdiiy ct.
saised. 1oscAsss Gsrm1s Syrup has gained the
largest sale In the world Tor the cure Of CSushs.
Code and ths seversst Lang Diseases. 10 n
Dr. Bosehcs's fsmous German prescription.
and 10 Prepared with tbs greatest care and no
shs yoaossst child. - Per directioas. the aals
OF this msdictus 10 unprecedented. Since nnt
introduced there ha. been . constant tncreas
ine dsnard and without . singls repest Of .
failurs 70 do is vert In any esss Ash yeur
Druertst ~ TO the Truth o. thess rsuasks.
larrs siss 70 esnts. Try Il end b convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

There was . report In Virginia last
evening that . woman had been dubbed
70 death by her husband. The next yer.
sion was that the woman was barely
alive and that VA al. The last and the
truth II that the woman had btsn on q
prolonged spree and had tumblsd over
and cut her bead. Her name II MeCus.
wife Of Martin MoCus, Who Lives near
-ths Hale & Norcross mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
Avrvass shss nessssg

PA Hunsbsrt. Thomas Lonahan. p Put
man, Martin. IA Paxton. Jack Rogers.
II Nshonsy. Mrs. E II Wright. Mrs A Nc
Donald. Mrs. d Smith. n N Green. Geo o
Hstucks, jas @ Fair. J II Graham. Mrs
Emery. John Combs. B Z Drake. J A
Pond. y Combs. Gus Gallick. Nollis wss-
ton, Marion Ward. P Quinn. J Dougherty.
Jas Sullivan. q W Foster. W h Ah. Mrs
S~aasiona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
IAi.srs' Usiss Bali.

Everything which had been auticipa.
ted Of the Miners Union ball last even.
Ing was realized. There was an attend.
q 0 OF which the miners may feel
proud, and u was . ball such a. honored
those having Il In charge and the coca.
sion. The music was excellent, the
ladies' beautiful and agreeable. and the
men strong. healthy. and full Of enjoy.
meut. Visitors were made 70 feel . full
Welcome and at home, and, altogether.
IL was one Of the best balls ever given BY
the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

A meeting Of land asitators. number.
Ing about 5000 psrsons. was held nsar
Csstlsbar on Sunday. The people N
the procession were commanded ~! men
carrying woods. ewoede. The pseassd'
iAes wSfs quiet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

ooneto.
WASHINGTON, Dscsmbsr s.-voorhssa
offered . resolution declaring that the
Senate had heard with deep resrs. The
proposition Of the President and Score.
tsry OF the Treasury. In their messages,
to insugurats . new and uucallsd foi
financial agitation. and the destruction
Of the most necessary currency now 10
circulation; that the interests Of the
country require Q free aud uulim.
lied coinage Of both gold and silver on
conditions Of exact equality. and that II
10 the part Of wise financial policy to
maintain the present volume OF green.
backs In circulation, and to preserve
their legal tender quality unrestricted
and unimpaired IS to legal effect.
Laid on the table to be called up BY
Voorhees,.
Senators Vest, Kirkwood aud Walker
were appointed Q committee to 90 opsr.
ate with the House Committee 10 arraug.
Ing for the funeral Of Representative
Lay. and the Senate then adjourned.
The Senate Judiciary Committee 70.
commsnds MoCrsry's confirmation.
Howe.
The Chaplain alluded In . feeling man.
nsr to the death OF Representative Lay.
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal Clark announced the death Of
Lay and then offered resolutions OF 70.
greet. which were adopted and the
Speaker appointed CLARK, Morrison. Hill,
Bingham. Chalmsrs, Cslkius and Ryan
q committee to arrange the funeral. Ad.
journsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

Treasurer Baker thinks The Pioneer
socisty viii rsaliss . MT profit Of Abons
$500 from The late fair. ~ ths cale-
donis heoth. No. 81. hsld ~ m.
Stewart. veA NJ siss u d saks. 1e.
- wss Ne hss spessA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
si.s,s 8, PROFIT. IN so DAYS.

What $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
safety plsu. Pamphlets explaining everything,
with two unefrins rules for success, ssnt free.
Our Gus omers In all paris Of the country sre
= allSing lafgs profits sverv month. Send for
Pamphlets. address ftxfsox d Co., - Bx.
change Pace, New Yofk. Elm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
Amdaviss OF Lasor.

Anadavits OF labor upon mining claims
have been hled . follows:
By B. Gusrrsro on the Cspuro. north
OF the Scorpion. and for the year 1879.
To the amount Of $l26.
By z. Lyford on each Of the following
claims: Homestead, Golden Standard.
Promontory and Wheeler claims. Gold
Hill Mining District. to the amount Of
500 each and on all TO the amount Of
$500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
u n.

O. q. oAEu. epposats ths Bank q oaiisos.
m. Cola HI. hssps soassantS % hsad ~
uvsusss sssnAs q lapcrtsd caH.s. choice sit
ct0fA I'll nnde o. stsvtne toosceos 49,
- ~ sssoer - - az ~ 49,
Sssds q 8i1sas- sess
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Special Meeting OF she Beard Last
Hiiis
-ktc.

-
There was o special meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners at 7:so
last evening. Chairman Hassltins pre-.
aiding. Pressnt-Commissionsrs Nys,
Fraser and Gallagher. The minutes Of
last meeting were read and approved.
A communication from Charles b.
Lsavitt Of San francisco. concerning
construction OF iron cells for the jail,
and offering to submit plans and spscia.
cations free Of charge. also giving refer.
ences, was ordered hled.
Bills were allowed a. follows: Dr..
Robinson, visiting Louis K~atr.nstein In
Jail, IS; A. II. Cole. drugs for poor.
IS rs; same, Jail, ~ rs; Lonkey 4
Smith, wood, $5l; R. Mercer. groceries.
poor, $50 u; Thos. Taylor 4 Co.. II.
quors, Jail. $780,, John Rookie. carriage
from Courthouse, %; Virginia Gas
Company, gas, Court house. $l4l CO.;
8. q. Hopper, taking testimony. 9l9 90;
A. Larson, over paid tax. % Sc; Jos.
Dsmling. groceries, poor. $40 Us; Hsyss
4 Nsvin, same, $50 Is; John Knox,
fees. Justice Of the Peace Township No.
2, S32s 25; D. D. Donsvau, Constable
fees, Township No. 8. $3.50 80; James
Jewell, Constable fees, Township No.
l. $5o4; Thomas Moses. fees. Justice Of
the Peace, Township No. !. 9A09 26;
@. L. Mstcalf. fees, Constable Township
Nor 2, $3.50 so.
Louis Kramer hlsd his bond to fur.
nish meats to the County Hospital for
three months In accordance with con.
tract. Amount, $3.50. Surety. W. 8.
Baily. Bond accepted and nlsd.
The District Attorney presented the
tar list for 1879. Action
thereon withheld to allow people TO
settle up before suits oommsnesd. II
will come up ct next meeting.
Adjourned to Monday, December ~,
ct 7:s0 o'clock ,. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
now TO SAVE alOARY.

Instead Of going to . doctor for Q preserp.
uss. 10 you have Br'sht's Disease. piabstss,
rain In the Back ana Loins. smsrting. Inasu-
nation. cAlouli. Btckdust peposit, or any
troabls Of the Kidneys or Bisddss. buy . bottle
VI DIR. MiSTiE.s NKPHRlTIcux. the great
SSeAs OgpoUnd. Il 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thees
troubles. Msasrs. Abrams = Carroll. wholesale
druggists. ssy: Wa regard yepAysncum a.
IA bssf kidn<y AID Biddd<r Rsn<iy IN ~
zoo, aye "rvsrybody speaks highly Of II Z"
Chiids. drusgiet. Portland. Oregon. sayr ..soh
leta OF 10; IL always cocs the wofk" MANY
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
aftsf the doctors have given them up. For
,AAls By ell drasgtsts. P,ics 81 %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
aCIClDR.

A Distinguished scientist once aid; "No
maa with . strong and healthy stomach ever
committed saieids.- MD yet many are suffering
the tosturss Of The damned With Dyspepsia
VIA . single botsis Of DIR. xiSrIx's Esglish
Ds,delioa, Liver and pyspepsis Pills viii give
rslsf. and. II psrsisssd In. viii cure the worst
oass Of this distressing trouois. This Pill
cures Topid Liver and Biliousness. ysaats-
H. Bowels. removes Pimplss from the fscs.
cuies Hailov Oomplsxioo. Foul Breath. sien
Heaaschs, Heartburn. Pain In the side and
Baeh, Y susar.eostsd and GUARANTEED 10 b
PuhELY yRGETABLe. II acts directly upon
the coating Of the Stomsch and on the Liver ;
can b. tahen In any elimste- vet o. dry
weather. Beware Of imitAtions. The GAttas
has an sneravinG Of Q lion on the outside wrsp-
per. Pncs 80 cents. For sale by ala drugstsh.
faaa have pssn more cures q seminal
wsaknsss, nervous debility and pAfslysis msds
W he woadsrfal Etgtish remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopsr's vital Restorative. than BY all Other
remsdies combined. Why will yoa sudsrf
Ssad 70 a. Z. Mintie, y. D., No. II Kssrny
ssress. eAa frsnciseo. for the Restorative. and
bs cured. Pic. - Per bostis; four tines the
assarty. elo. frJ abottis. nhss ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

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Last


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-11
HOW 1t Looks to Republican.
We give the following without comment
nYcant TINT Ii nnfnns from IN nnnnnr.

|
! except that it comes from an enemy:
Especial to The Baltimore Americana
WASHINGTON. April 9.-The action OF
western Democrats in the House to-day
! upon the rule opening the floor at all times
| to banking and currency and coinage COM
mittees has caused general decentralization
among eastern Democrats tonight. In
fact, there is unmistlkable panic in this
branch OF the party. 1t is perfectly under.
stood that the extreme infaionlsts have car
RED the day, and placed matters in Il shape
where they esq force the House TO act upon
The measures which they present. The
only possible check to this sudden advance
upon the eastern and conservative men of
tue party must come through Speaker RAN
dali by such organization o; the banking
and currency and coinage committees as
will MATE it impossible for either OF them
to report measures which are contemplated
by the large majority which curried the
amendment to the rules to-day. This Mr..
Randall cannot do without running great
risk OF u desperate quarrel in the PARTY.
Eastern hard. money Democrats are exaspe-
rated and greatly downeast at the turn ut.
fairs have taken. They say the party has been
sold ont to the Green hackers In order, trst,
toaccomphsb local triuIuphs in various paris
Of the West, and secondly, in order to force
THURMAN or Hendricks and their rt-money
views upon the East, and to do this by COM