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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

i Fra Jud,ei ! Distriot Of the s,sts OF No
vsds, In and for the eo.nt{ q s,ory.-
Z. p. BuYskN agsi o his nSkpIIVhs..
Notice 10 Crxdiiors Of Iasolves. In the mat
Ter Of the 0-ti Ion Of I. r. Boys>h. an insolv'
snt q. d.btor.-Pursuani 70 an order O. the 4. =.
nichard n,siny, Judge OF the said District
o.,urt. potics is hereby u On 70 all the cred
II rS Of toe said insolI snt. L 2. DoJssu, 70 b
and sppss. b~iors the said Judge. 10 osn
Oyurt g the court.r ON ,f ssid urt % the
Court Hou,s, In said county. on the lith day q
y. BnUAkY. A. D. 1881. a. 10 O'CLOCK An Of
u % Gay. then and there 70 show csa.e. ~!
th.y ean, Why the prayer OF satd tnsolvsni
should not bs granted. sid 40 sssitpment o
his ,s,ats b. made. ana be b discharged from
his dsbts and lisbiitiss, IN purrnnes OF " ~
o oyisions Of the statuts In such osse made
md provid d. and In the mean tme al tfo-
csrdin % a line said insoivsnt b stayed.
WiIns.s my hand an The sal Of said Court
tnis To- b day VI January, 4 y. 1881.
isIAL ]. q NAuANsY. Cefk.
b. Il. o. TnoxPsox. Deput, CLERK.
J.W. Wnt1cHA1. Atotpsy Tor lnsoNont'
lalu Sud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
THIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COL
i HUI do ordsin:

\ Hill do ordain:
SECTION !. An annual I'd vsloesm tax Of enc
and ons quarter per centum upon tbs value o.
taxAbls properly within The Tom OF Gold Hill
u hereby levied and directed 70 b collected for
town purposes upon the nssessed vsius o. NJ
such taxable property made taxable Wy the laws
Of snis etste for btAts and county purposes, In
cluding the net prVceeds Of ths mines.
slo. .. The taxes levied BY section OF this
ordnance. and 10 be assssssd and ooilected IN
accordance win the provisions Of an ordiaancf
entitled, " An OrdInsnce 70 provide for the isvy
and collection OF taISa on real sud personal
property within the Town Of Gold Hiil.S passed
April ~, lcs0; and also, % ordinance entitled,
An Ordinance 70 pruvide for the time ano
manner OF ascertaining the valus OF the net pro.
cseds Of mines fur tbs purpose OF taxation. and
10 provide for the collection OF such taxss:
s.t.T Z. =. FOX,
President Of tho Board OF Trustees OF ths Town
ofGold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HIDE. Clerk Of the Board.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Trustees VI the
Town OF cold Hill. hsld April 10. 1850, Ordi.
nance No. il5 was passed by The following yote'
Ysas-irustses Mercer, Dsucny and Prssa'
dent Fox.
Absent-Trustess wollsy and Iemery..
- w. q. HYDE, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
alta slLveR AlNlN0 con.
"A PANY.-Loestiun Of Irtncpl p'sss d

q AAA -
"A PANY.-Location Of prtnctpL pases oi
vusins.S, San Frs.eisco, oalifosnta-
Location Of works, ooid Hin Mining District.
Gold Hall, Storsy county. etats of Nevada
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at mssune OF
the Board Of Dirvo3vs. hsid on the sixth
e,hl day Of January. 1871. an ssssssment lNo;
ipI Of Fifty Csnis 1901 psr share wa levied
upon the capital stoek Of the. corporation,
psyahls immsdiately, In United snsse gold
coin, 70 the sscfssssy. % the Once OF tns
com any, Su7 Montgomery ssreet, hooms ana
q, can Frsneisoo. ca.iieFnia.
Any rtooa upon watch this asesesmens enan
remain unpaid on THUR Dab, the tsnin
,lUlhIdsy oi February. 1854. viii b dslinous.s,
and sdvsrtissA fos sale q pubuo auonvns
and unlsss payment v made osfoss, WI os
sold on w.bNksOAY, the seeon l1d) DAY
Of y ,AoH. issi 10 pay The dslihqus1s
sssessmsnt, toSthsr with costs Of advsr.
sisins md sxpsos.s of sals.
- ord.r OF the Board of Direcfors.
w. II. WArHUN. uecrseary.
Ofacs-Rooms and Q. no ooa Non gomefy
street, can francisco, Cal.fornis. 'assd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
ORDINANCE NO. lis.

An ....s. SsD.4sCE !. .:s : .;'f: .;s =: 4:
nsrrswing Msnsy e keAeen ths
n,,, n,s,ssiss osss sa 's ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIEb.


. ,ENrsASlAL 0kAvEL eOLb
u hiNlA0 uUAPAhx.-LscAtioo Of pris.
cipal piaes VI businesss Gvid HILL euo.ss
county, Nevada.
Locsi on o. sorks, Washington Township,
Nevada County, ualfornia.
Nss.os - ssrsoy givsu, tnat e meeting o.
the bosrd o. Difsotors. hsh on the twsnrseh
day OF November. lUB0, an assossment lao. "
VI Ons-hah Osns pse shars was isv,sd upol
the capalal stoak Of he eorposAuo.s payspss
immsaisssly. IN United esasss gvid oY,n. ~
shs pscrstaSy. ~ the ocacs of the oomvany'
No. aSs nals street. uoid Hall. nsvsd.
ANY stock upon which tnis asscss.ss.t snAi ~
mAin unpaid on The tve.ty',hird t5SdI osJ o.
ukCRAohk, ls0. wtli b asiin2osht sna "a
vertised tor SAFE Il pubic ancSion. sno un'ySs
vayinsns u mnds bsiors. viii be solo vn n0n'
DAY, the -ty.fouftn lsashi dAy OF JAM
Akr, inoi, 70 pay me deiinqusns aesessnaent, !,
,ovsthsr with oosss OF advsrrsans ana skvsas''
o. sAlo.
fh4Nk a. visa, bscrseaiJ.
Ocnce-sOS Mann strsel. 0old hih, Nsvs4a.
nosld
PO~TPONR MRNT.
The day Of sAie Of NE soov. -9sics o. saeees'
manI 10 nsrsny pvrtpouso until WkSh6SuAa,
ths sse.ty. tara (1Sii day OF fkhAoA8xs
isSl. at shs q 80 hour AID plaos
n, oruer VI ths boaru VI Trusseea.
fAAAk 4. Wl,A. SECRETARY.
Cod Rnl. Nsvsaa. \ lsosmosr -, iesS. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
ORDINANCE NO. 1ls.

Low cf Taxes ss Rsai asd Personal
EhE,IriIsr'' III. within the T'". q '''d
lIpssssd April 10. isso.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
ORDINANCE NO. III.

AN .s. SsUFascsE y as:s. e H.s .. Z: l:;
P.:sssS. Z Of cssoe'.i.s B'.a' S'.' ioS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Fifty laws should Be plenty enough
70 govern any State. bot even little
Rhode lsland has more than 1000 on
her statute books. and more making.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

"Th-rs 10 NO place Ike home" r.
psa'sd Mr.. H-npeek. looking 81 motto.
aid hs heartily added: "I'm glad there
isn't."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

"Dsriine." she said. "t.ll me some.
thing about your npt vif~'s lover
Eyes. but my nrss wife did not ask me
xnythipe about yours"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

"womap! Second only to the prsss In
the dissemination Of the news. vas
tosst "a. red st printers festival latsly.
/, wss meant for compliment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Il 10 not strange that writer's some
tass get puzzled 10 their choice o~tws~n
'.that," (Which" and "who." Relatives
are ulvsys more or less Troublesome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
IHE Dl.I.,cs cSgsI 9, ~ /, g. 3. :; TSs n.

District Attorney s.orsy County:
December ~. lsso. sstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Tie P.op,. Of As Ssss Of Nevada. rep
rsssstsd n Sssass esS SAsss~bt. do
essss as foitsscs;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
The EVENING NEWS
Puolish.d every day (sundsys sxespssdI,
NJ rHg NEWS rUoL1sh1Ao CV

~ Entered at the Gold Hill postomee
q second-olass matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
VELLOW yACkEI sILvE. nIE.

Ofncs-Rooms and Q, NO soa Non gon@J
street, can francisco, California. 'ssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

force on the - DAY OF nay, lool, snell,
20 far % the same are not In CONFLICT with
the provisions Of this Act. be and remain
In full force and effect; but nothing In
this section contained shall b construed
- restricting the power Of the Board OF
County Commissioners In passing. adopt.
Ing or rspealing ordinances. Printed
copies Of ordinances purportinR 70 bsvs
been made and published BY the authority
Of the Board Of Aldermen OF tho City OF
Virgins or the Board Of Trustees OF the
Town Of Gold Hill shall be competsnt evil
dencs Of the existence and contents Of sucn
ordinances. f3
sro. IL. The Board Of County Commits.
sionsrs Of Storey county. for the purpose
Of paying the principal and interest due or
70 become due on the bonds issued In con.
iormity with the prevlslons OF an Act OF
The Lsgislsturs Of this State entitled Gan
Act 70 lsgalixs certain coutrscts made BY
10 Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
CITY Of Virginia, Storey county. STATE Of
Nsyads, and the Virgins and Gold Hill
water Company. ei ths same place, and for
The Issuance and sale Of bonds for the pay.
msnt Of said indebtedness thereby In.
ourred," approved January 20, 1877, shall
law ana canss 70 b collected IN I'd valo.
rem tax mot 70 exceed 81 upon each Sloo
Of all the taxable property, real. personal
and mixed, subject 70 taxation for other
purposes, within the lImits Of the CITY Of
FIrsipis, q defined In IN Act Of the Legie'
laturs approved March Q, 1877. and enh:
tIsd ..An Act 10 rsinoorporats the City OF
Virginis and 70 provide for the govern.
mens thereof, and 10 repeal al other laws
in rsistion thsrsto." Said tax shall b
levied, sssesssd and collected st the same
Nms. snd IN the same manner. and b. the
ssms oeiosrs, q prescribed and provided
IN d rsvsnus laws Of The Stats Ter TIE
eollsotloa os etats and county taxse.. Al
NJ pfuvisions pf ~ Lsgislatye Ast herp,
ialitsee SaHtsa tnd syggc1M iymlYsey
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
,a.as Qoln LEAD 0OLD AM

onos-No. <is oaiiiornia street.. Room Al. san
francisco. California. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

many supporters in the West. Other leading
Democrats in Congress are as pro.
nounced in favor of free trade, and should
the discussion be begun the split would be
a wide one. With the hope OF preventing
this the Eaton scheme Of appointing a
tariff commission will be revived during
the opening days OF the session. II
the bill Is not introduced by the
Republicans it will be by ex-Speaker
Randall or some equally prominent DEM
ocrat. It is believed that 1t will be passed
without prolonged discussion. The last
Senate was in favor Of it by a considerable
majority and careful canvass OF the next
House makes the friends Of the measure
feel confident that It will be promptly
passed. A majority Of the Ways
and Means Committee, whoever may be
elected Speaker, will probably be In favor
OF the bin, and it is thought It may be
passed very soon alter the Christmas re-
cess. The Democratic idea is 70 have com.
mission OF nine members, to be appointed
by the President, with directions to submit
at least preliminary report by the LIST Of
next May at latest, 1t is thought that,
after full and public discussion the recon-
Of the commission will form q
basis for "a satisfactory revision OF the pres
ent tariff laws,
It seems probable that the efforts OF the
leading Democrats from the east and south
in Congress will be mainly directed to
forcing large reduction OF internal reve-
nue. taxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
BRIEF rELEoRAMs
Narrnting the Minor Events ami Hap
peninga OF Yesterday. ,


DR.. John Bacon, for many years Pro.
lessor Of Chemistry Of Harvard College, Is
dead.
W. II. whitneck, business agent Of
Rice's Opera Troupe. dropped dead in the
Osborn House, Auburn, N. ", yesterday,
Some OF the stockholders Of the Me.
chanits' Bank, Of Newark, n. j., are pre-.
pairing to sue the directors Tor money a1,'
sttacted by the cashier through tieir negli'
genCe.
Nfarion's hat store, at Rochester, n. "
wos burned Yesterday; loss $4,000. Five
,'ersnns aiI were seriously injured by an ex
piosion IN Palmer 4 Sons FIRE works man
iiiaCtory.
Night before last, at Utopia; Ohio, vii
laRe In the western part OF Brown county,
John Chene shot and mortally wounded
Billy Crab. The trouble was about
woman. Chene ls In jail.
A Kenosha, Wis, special says II. NJ
Theirs, the swindler, was sentenced ,yester
day. making no defense, but pleaded guilty
IN forgery and received q seven years sen
fence, and left the court room weeping,
The formal opening Of the ninth con
canton oi the National Butter, Cheest
and Eep Association, took place yesterday
siisrnSor at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Tht
Attendance was large and the proceeding
very interesting.
The Australian papers report heav!
dotms about October 90 The steame
PSiSb0he is total wreck on the reef oi
poTt Darwin. The steamer Balelutha
irom Melbourne 10 Sydney, y supposed !
bSve foundefed. The cOasting schOone
sebooi hoy was wrecked neat Jerois Bay
al hands lost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
RINANcIAL M conMERcIAL.
Features orthe stock Market-Notes and
Gossip On Change,


New YoRE, November 29.-The stock
market opened irregular, but in the main
weak and fraction lower, and in the
early dealings prices recorded a decline oil
tai per cent Denver 4 Rio Gnnde, Nor
folk 4 Western preferred, Northwestern,
the trunk line shares and Wabash Pacific
being most prominent in the downward
movement. Subsequently firmer tone
prevailed and IN improvement OF | per
cent took place, most marked in North
western, Wabash, Erie, New York Central,
New Jersey Central, St, Paul, and Denver
& Rio GIande.
Secretary Folger's call for bonds was
rather u disappointment to the bulls, who
have been predicting much heavier pur-
Chases. They say, however, that this Is
merely the closing up OF Secretary VIM
dOm's work, and that Folgers plan for in
creasing the currency is yet to be ad-
vanced.
Gould says he expects to see the prices
OF Stocks fairly well sustained in Decem-
Der and considerably higher in January.
A new pool has been formed in st,
Paul.
The following were elected Directors Of
the New York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company: 7. Il. Butler, Charles
Dana, Thomas Dickson, Harrison Durkee,
X. Suydam Grant, Jacob II. SehitF, Solo
mon S, Guthrie, Hugh j. Jewett, John
Taylor Johnson, William Martins; Edward
D. Morgan, Conrtland Parker, +. n. Drake,
Homer Ramsdell Henry G. stebbins,
WIN. d. Strong and j. l.. Welsh. Jewett
will be reelected President The annual
report shows the gross earnings to be So.
7l5G0j working expenses, Sl3, 3,2jG, ,23O; net
from traffic with income from
other sources, s., 3,GSl; surplus for year,
s., l,SS7,4l7. This amount, together with
81 ,S035s2 received from other sources,
making in all $3,0SO,O00, has been applied
mainly to improvements OF the road and
property, and to the acquisition Of equip.
nent and real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
MIR. FIELD's NEWSPAPERS.
A RumOF That II IL to be the Organ OF III,
Arthur Administration.


New York, November 20.-Thc ErpnSI,
under its new proprietor, Cyrus W. Field,
it is understood at the political clubs, will
aspire to be the especial organ Of President
Arthur and the Arthur administration,
though Mr.. Field has heretofore intimated
that it would be neutral, or rather inde-
pendent, in politics. There Is also reason
to believe that ex-senator Conkling, who Is
now permanently in this city, will have a
largo influence in directing It's course. The
Presidents friends say he has all along dis.
avowed his approval Of the organ business,
on the assumption that it would be likely
to embarrtlss more than 1t wouldassist him,
but he would seem finally to have yielded
his judgment to TINT Of other people. This
is given for what it is worth.
1t is unnecessary to add that the new
journal will have ample financial support,
and will be in no danger, therefore, Of the
shipwreCk which attended the attempt to
establish the Republic, some years ago, as
the organ ofanother President.
Reports have been circulated that Mr..
Field Ind in contemplation also TO absorb
Mr.. Kelly's other paper, the Star, but am
assured that there is no truth in this. He
would have preferred to start mn entirely
new paper to purchasing the Express, but
for the fact that the Inter is possessed Of
the Associated Press franchise, a valuable
privilege which would not be accorded to
the former.
As the case now stands, that corporation
has now practically admitted to member
ship two Of the great railroad millionaire
magnates-Mr. Gould and Mr.. Field.
Whether the fact will tend to extend the
area Of its usefulness or otherwise remains
to be seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
A1rEMrrED LAND FRAUD.
A BiE Scheme Exposed When About Il
he Carried Out.

VESCENSEs, ISD., November 2O.-Tn Vim.
cennes and Decker townships, south'of this
city, are various tracts Of land, about sew.
enteen hundred acres in all, belonging to
the heirs Of George W. Peabody, of Baltt.
more. This land was entered by William
Oliver, Josiah Lawrence and LuCius Bar
ber in 1887, the patent being signed by
President Van Buren. The land next
came into possession OF the trustees Of the
United States bank, and when the latter
institution was settled by the assignees,
the Peabody purchased the lands in
Knox county, comprising then Sev.
eral thousand acres. The patent was
recorded In 1912, thus securing the
title, but citizen OF this county wrote to
acting Land Commissioner HolComb, some
time ago, and represented to him that the
patent had been lost and never recorded,
and asked him for certified copy Of the
original patent, which Mr.. HolComb sent
him, properly attested. Following the
names OF the grantees in the copy were
left several blank lines, which the reCipi.
ent, or some other person, with intent 10
deirnud, filled out with statement that
the patunt'had never been recorded here,
and that this was re.issue. He then took
the certified copy, altered, TO farmer, and
represented 1t as II genuine re.issue, and
for moneyed consideration, some OF
which was paid, took him into partnership,
the intention being to obtain REISSUES on
other tracts OF land in that vicinity. The
farmer showed the paper to u lawyer and
the scheme WIS EXPOSED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

Man who Deliberately Tore Ont III,
Horses Tongue by the Roots.

NEWARK, o., November 20.-Licklng
county, which in years time produced a
Hendricks, who turned his aged father al.
most naked ont into the February storm,
and a Cummings, who was convicted Of
driving tack through his little boys
tongue, now produces another brute forty
years old in human shape, who wears the
name Of VIM. Bishop, and lives on u small
farm near Johnstown, this county. Thurs.
day night he was hauling a very heavy
load ot slate from Granville, and when
near home one OF his horses, a
strong and intelligent animal, gave out.
Ehruged at the animals inability to pro.
ceed further, he tied a rope to the horses
tongue, and deliberately pulled II out by
the roots. The tongue was found lying In
the road next morning, but the entire al.
fair did not become known in the village
until Bishop drove the animal to town
Saturday.
When the facts were known the excite.
ment became intense, and large patty
was organized and started 10 tar and
feather him that night. by the utmost ex
er,ions Of Squire Hanover, and his prom
ise to attend to II legally, they were quiet
ed. Hanover catne TO Newark today
and swote out a warrant for Bishope ar
rest, and he will probably be tried "a
y morrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

United Is9sc; crude 65A55. 4; relned 7I,c. TaIlOw
dull and easier At ~ al 96c RrSin dun and weak
q t!.Oa& TuFpenline yeFv Arm and quiet NJ 61c
EEEi western fresh firm; fresh elGSlc Pork stnlnger
and more active; new mess Sl7 81. Beef quiet aud
steady. Cut meats quiet aud firm: long clear
v ISag W short clear s1 SIX. Lard strrng; prif o
.team 81 'tiall ~. Butter hrm and unclaimed,
Cheese quiet and arm At SAil9Ic.
CHICAGO, November 99.-ElOur quiet and un.
changed Wheat active, hrm and higher; No, ,
ChicngO pring 81 9iltAl ~ caSh; 81 gti4 NOvem-
beE; 81 2is December; 81 2j January; 81 ~ Feb
glaTy; No, s, Nllk Corn fairly active and d lhldo
higher At bS5SahSS{c cash; 5SIc November and
December bSJ Sa5gc January; 81 &c May. Oats mod.
eEAtcy active and higher Vt iiyEc cash, November
and DeCember; t9Ec January and February; $50
Nay. Rye steady at 9ic Barley easier Ut 81 u.
Pork active, dFnier aud higher: ut SIC 60al7 00
cAsh, November and December; Sl7 491lfalT Is jan
uArv' 81 671SLlf 70 February LAnl active, firm
aud higher ut 81 gall II cash and NOvembei;
81 l6all NJ December Sll 81 JSuuaEyi slI 47Jts
II 50 February, Bulk meats moderately active and
higher shoulders s. 10; short hb 80 OO; short clear
81 q, Whsky mo ieRtely active and higher Ut 81 ~
Call Blard-Wheat StrOI 81; 81 ~ It'd, N0Yems
Der; !l,fal 2t1s December 81 t January; q ~
al . u February, Com unie.iled and lower Ss55S1
December 5S54c January; $50 May, Oats Gtealy
and unchanged Pork strong and higher at 81 b25f
January; Sl1 I6AlT ~ February Lard active, tEin
and hlSheFat Sll s7Islll " January sll 621S Feb
The following ahows the fluctuations lu the Chi.
cAgo %nln and produce market Tuesday, aSfe.
ported BY John ~ HOOn & Co., broken, No. llGO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
nrvtsroN or TARtrr LAVA.
Probable Revival Of the Eaion scheme.
Reduetion Of Taxes.

wAsniSoroS, November 2g.-Democratic
leaders in both houses Of Congress nppre.
Ciate the threatened conflict within the
party over the tariff question, and will do
everything in their power to prevent 1t.
II Is certain that, besides Mr., Voorhees,,
two or three, II not more, Democratic Sen.
atots from the South and West, as well
as several Representatives, are disposed 10
make speeches during the coming session,
openly repudiating the tariff for revenue
onlyfplank in the last Democratic plat
form. These gentlemen claim that they Will
hayea very large iollowingin the South and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
strike on the Canada southern Road.

ST. THOMAS, November 2O.--There was
strike among the yardsmen Of the Canada
Southern railway last night. The men
blocked The siding by shifting cars so that
tho track could not be used. The Credit
Valley passenger train could not get in TN.
til this morning. A heavy freight train
which was following II was stopped with
great difficulty, narrowly escaping q serious
accident The officers Of the road, assisted
by thirty policemen, and n number Of
Cling with the strikers during the entire
night, and only succeeded IN getting the
track cleared ut o'clock this morning.
Geo. Mare, brakemen, was badly pound.
ed by one Thomas Stone, who wasafrested.
Superintendent Morehead and bis assist.
ants narrowly escaped from the car pins ffy.
Ing around In the dark Warrants are Is.
sued for The arrest OF the hestfiker,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

CtxclSNArf, November 20.-J. ]. Kelley,
member Of the Board OF Aldermen, and
A. ]. Patton, member Of the Board Of
Councilmen, have been indicted for solicit.
ing bribe. Charges were made some time
ago involving these men, and they de-
inanded an investigation The investga.
ton has not been made, but In the mean.
time the matter has been brought TO the
attention Of the Grand Jury, with the
above result
c. p. Huntington Of the G. K o., passed
through the city to-day. lie will, on Thurs.
day, take formal possession Of the Eliza.
bethtown, Lexington 4 Big Sandy Rail.
ioad, which crosses the gap between the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio and the Kentucky
Central roads, and gives Cincinnati all the
railroad connection with Newport News.