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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA Nov 80 (>peeiaD The Executive Com
mce of the Boairiof Reconstruction Trustees OF Reading
TO have this morning, but owing to the unaVoda
Bile absence OF Alfred sully of Newlork the meeting was
postponed until Tomorrow This will, IL Is Thought deiaV
for day or two at least the prOmnlgation Oh he P Va
reorganization, which after passing Tie EAeCnuNc Soin
nltlcc must go To the syndicate ana inc boaiu vi 'n
ayers.
kouert Fleming. OF London. a member OF the ke-
organization Committee OF the Texas ana facic security
holders, had conference today with General Wlstu ana
MI DreNel lie stated that the reports tnat EolnP'o
mise woulu be offered the n( ONE dgiallt pohoSi'
u without lOundailOn declaring that the comni.yc
ileNeu the proposition made III the pan hol OH, ' w
liberal.
ALBANY Nov 80 (SpeciaDThe following is the ahhuii
report OF the sixth Avenue Railroad in Newton" " "o
Railroad Commisslon Gross earnings. Ss39'4o'' oper
Ing EXPENSES $J9i.OO9 other incOme' @i'-oo' one'
So5OO3; dividends l3 per cent Of SlooovoV ~ 9op. sr
year. S3l O69 surplus, sepember lSoV o so3 proit
Plus, september 1856, S30.o23' CASH. %'-''' f
and loss surplus, $3G.523. ~ ,,,... -,
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-At meeting OF INC |"e ~
Ohio River pool to-day evidence was pro""'o :" '"o
shape OF multitude of cut tickets that rates between
Chicago and assoation ponts are considerably demoa
lied. lively session OF six hours uu h, he", tbs
10 charges and cOuntercharges III. n, ~
inct such penalties as he should consider hecessa y
also agreed that beginning win 10 noIiow & ,ne W. \,
lines should redeem at tarln lhtco i uOAo "N -
brokers offices.
RICHMOND Va Nov. 80 (SpeclaD.-The annual meet
ing the stockholders OF the Richmond ana petersburg
Railroad was held here today; Inc pioS E al
the fiscal year were $So',ioi ~, - AA' "
The old officers aId directors were rccieoteu'
CINCINNATI Nov 3O-To-morrow the Baltimore ant
Ohio Express Company assumes control OF the traih
bitherho managed by the Adams aud the Southern TX
press Companies the Queen and Crescent roue DC
tween Cincinnati and New-Orieans.
,l,a afinQa aff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
John FTNERTYs ADVICE TO IRIS

CHICAGO Nov 3O-Speakng on the topic OF lrish nue.
nendenee John F. Finerty to-day said The more sehs
BILE resistance that is made at this time tie pet'er WI"
he for Ireland England and this country. BY senspie
,st.nc mean the fighting OF all exorbitan taxes the
refusal TO pay rents ALL possible for those LANDLORDS
have no just lien the coil of Ireland Without arms
their best thing 20 do is TO follow Dons advice ana
show TO the world what England is. The Russian Gov
ernment is called despotsm tempered ny ASSASSINATION
The English Government is plutocracy tempered by
eviction" -, -. ., a. ,,rosnoo,,ro
coercion 7" -. A., ,u,. ,,or., ord
II will result in the overthrow OF the Tory party ana
the return of Gladstone TO power he nVes fNch
then Eurand will re fuse Home Rule They VIII continue
10 shy -shay from Torysm TO Liberalism untl thc pa
s;ence and strength of the Irish people are worn out u-
less a foreign gives them emancipation. ooh pe
hexe IN unne Kule without fighting lOr IT."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
.unD.rrSc To TpIeUMFN IN AMERICA.

LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 30.-The following clrcular mas
seen addressed by President Fitzgerald 10 the state dele
rates of the Irish National League of America in view OF
tue present crisis in Ireland
SIR: The Tory Government OF Great Britain mas mas
once more evinced Its lncapacy 10 10 so'ei"
A few Weeks since we promised that shoua M
Erslond again have TO coercion we
,rnnld Stand bv them We must now redeem that peuse
state delegates called upon TO proeecu az one
20 tho work of organizing the League in their eeslec.e
states and nrovnces They should use every means 10
increase the membership of existing branches anu es'p
ish new ones and should the officers Oh hrai'lSs
within their jurisdiction to devise means TO promptly
raise funds and forward them TO the nat1hai tr,sEl
Tie Rcv DIR Charles Reilly Detroit. Mc III d OF Tue
anti-eviction fund. ..o,o ,,no,rorered
uncomfortable, victorious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
DEBATE ON THE GERMAN BUDGET.
AZ, AcK IN THE GOynRNMnSI BY A PRO0ESsIsT


THE PUBLIC DEBi O. EsrloN
BEHIJs Nov. 30.-rbc RechstIg to-day began the
debate On the budget Herr Jacoby Secretary OF state
Cor the Imperial Treasury IN the course OF long state
ment concerning the estimates contcnded that III view OF
the oppositon taxation bills recently submitted the
Government had 10 other way meet expenditures tan
nv increasing the natrcuar contributions of the states
forming the Empire Referring TO the currency he stated
that the Treasury had disposed OF quantity OF bar silver
10 the Egyptian Government Egyptian coins were Delng
made In Berlin mint and, without prejudice 10 tc
attitude OF the GcrIuan Government Oh the currency
question both silver bars and haler pieces had been
supplied at the request of Egypt
Herr Rickert a Progressist, attacked the Govern
mept for its tendency swell ustead OF to decrease the
outlay The United States Government. he said, had
resIured its debt onc-haf and THIS WAS u
f,ctor 10 be considered with regard TO American
.ouucttion in the markets or the world.
E,Irope would what the result would he II INC
iebts of its various States continued III such unnatural
proportions as compared with the debt OF the United
States. ,,,... l,
Minister Won schO. replying Oh behalf OF the Govern
ncDt said who asserted that Germany was
lnabie afford the money required to insure hcr safety
,tated untruth.
Herr regretted that the Government had not
brought fresh proposals TO tax readily taxable
articles, such brandy lie felt sure that Germany
would not he backward In making any sacrifices that
might be necessary for hef security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
SIZED BY MS SUB-COYTRA CTOR

PTTsBuRG. Nov. 30 (Specah. suit OF Z. f. Collins
Co. against Olvcr W. Barnes, OF NewYork. to recover
$4,000 with interest from 1870 was taken up III the
Comfy Court today. Tho defendant took a con ract
prior 10 1910 bll certain sections OF the Connecticut
Western Railway. He IN turn snb-coniacted with r. f.
Collins Co. do part OF the work Mr. Barnes was re-
fused payment the railway and he entered suit against
H. but compromised for l3l 900 in cash aud bonds In
the meantime Collins IL Co. had hcd claim against
barnes but withdrew II on his assurance that ne wo
nay then, ~ soon as he got his money from the COnncc
cut and Western Railroad. This Collins * Co. claim nc
never did The tried In this cy hulnhet oi
Years ago and verdict ndcTcd for Barnes The mhcl
was taken the Supreme Court and the lower court de
csion reversed. Colllns's claim now amounts u
nearly S5O,0UO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
TRYING TO INCREASE OHIoAGVS REV EYUE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.At last nights session OF the City
Council Alderman Colvin introduced an ordinance which
he said would add Sl year 10 the citys revenue
Every year S3,0oo.ooo. S4.oo0OOo or s3.oooooo was
added to value OF the property but the assessments
Kent going down. In 1856 the assessment was
900 less than 1873 There was no reason why
wholesale aud retail merchants. gioeers; dr} ,n
tobacconsts etc, should not Oe i,eiiso"
am oriuance amending that In relation l3 nIuo' 'N'''
striking out $500 and making the eensc s,v ordinance
motion suspend the rules anu pas pass t @ 20, xole Of
hacked the necessary twohrs majority put sot '"'o VI
20 10 ia one saloonkeepe voted III lne .'nrman
The matter will come up III colinee Oh hohuaS IVA
ha"a as surprise AT the action Oh Aiucr
man ,o,in ana the large vote his IA ouon e.eiseu zee
The sour,e from which ordinance came ana tho sup
nort A. received were SUFFICIENT to arouse suspicion con
eernng IL uud the friends OF high license had no iath ~
te ucyeueut IL now lransplcs that the acoh MAS All
agreed upou al caucus OF the euotintic Aldermen au
after the advice OF Mayor Harrison had been taken upon
H. AT that CAUCUS II arranged that the oiuiha' =
should lie Introduced, and II the kcpuiivah ihomoo
helped to pass ordinance Harrison Nae 70 ,sso y. y, ~
whether they passed IL over his yeto Va NOV "e "
| on the issue thus raised next spSin&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
FAILURE OF RING FIXED HILL.
DEALING IN WIND TO MAKE A FORTUNE.
REMARKABLE CAREER OF PLUNGER IN WHEAT
on 'CuANGr.

REMARKABLE CAREER OF A PLUNGER IN WHEAT
O> 'CuANGE.
CHICAGO, Nov go F. A. Hill e. Co., who for
some time have been prominent on the Board OF trade
have failed. This morning attachments were taken
ont in the Super or Court against firm by Bald wn
Wren & Farnum for $S12; Schwartz & Dupee,
81, 900; Poole & Sherman, 81 600, and Lindblom d
Co. S12Sl An attachment was taken out by Logan
w. Dunno for s 900, and garnishees to the amount
of SO 600 were served on the Continental Bank where
Hu& Co. have money on deposit. Tue failure is made
the occasion of good deal of newspaper comment
One OF the afternoon papers speaking of H. says:
Fred A. H the phenomenal grain plunger, who used
TO stand the wheat pit and sell 1000 900 bushels OF
wheat as nonchalantly as Ream or Cudahy or Armour
might have done has disappeared from Wow. for
days and days he has stood in the wheat pit and sold
all the wheat that anybody wanted TO ony IL I, didn
make any difference whether it 100000 bushels
or 5OU0 900 or l.500UJ0. He filed the bulls up,
solid substantial bulls who had money TO pay for what
they bought. Yesterday wheat went up cents a
buehel. Hill is supposed to have been short about
1000, 900 bushels. The calls on which he had relied
heretofore he without and SO he went broke. IL
is presumed that the $40 900 so which he had was
wiped out in the advance OF yesterday. Ohcial nolicn
was given from the gallery before the opening TINS
morning to close out all his open trades.
Hills failure temporarily closes the most remark
able OF this long of depress on lie was
everywhere suspected of being weak financially, and
numbers oi conservative operators refused 10 uade
with MN NJ all OF iihiteu ,nVn ouNHio's W." - "
small figures Yet he admittedly operated on lager
scale than any other person in the wheat PIT AMI iof
days and days. protected by puts and calls, actually
controlled the price OF wheat for this region 6y selling
millions Of wind all who desired to bny. ill mas hlt
the trade pretty hard being probably $4,000 behind.
although everybody 'callcd' hun sayagely He was
p. oduct al probably the most wonderful OF all o.
the recent very duh times in heat. Here was an
operator with a capital probably OF 10000 who con
sideIed that he doing nothing remark able in sell
ing 900 600 bushels Of wheat in paying out egu-
laGly every night for months something like 900 Tor
nuts ard calls He sold wheat II he owned the stock
here and bought calls If he millionaire. HIS
method was simply thus His calls prot cted him from
the loss OF more than a fraction OF a cent bushei.
With his loss limited each night no played for the
winning of n fortune each day When puts ana calls
were abolished day before yesterday he lasted Just two
days"
ii. s. Poole another broker, tailed to-day. He says
his liabilities will not exceed $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
NEW-YORK AND NEW. ENGLAND REPORT.
A FULL DIVIDEND ON PREFERRED STOCK AND oSH

A FULL DIVIDEND ON PREFERRED STOCK AND ONE
PER CENT ON COMMON SHARES.
BOSTON, Nov 3O-The annual report OF the New YORK
and New. England Railroad Company for the fiscal
year ending September 20 last shows gross income
of So 500 405; net income $14l5.439; total surplus
S1l159 The presented embrace three months
OF the fiscal year the property In the custody OK
the United States and nine months during whicn IL
was managed by the company Ihe accounts I~es,sso. ~
the settlement OF car trusts rs well rs many eas up
and expenses OF the property. growing OUT OF con.
and accidents prior TO the current year Inc net earn
ings have thus been reduced by about $4,000 ana he
net results by further sum of 81 l1l the latei V
jnv SOD 269 for interest upon the floating DEBT existug
at the time of the annual meet ng IN 1880 tns 20
of which made q receivershp necessary ii aives'eu VI
all matters not pertaningt to the operations OF Tue year
the accounts would show that the property had earned
all its charges full dividend on us preferred son n
one per cent It's shares. The report says
Connect or providence 10 refer senior Justices ot
the supreme Of Rhode Island. as arDitrator e
ford Provldence and Fishkli Railroad Company part OF
this pro- by the CITY Council In s,2 ana ,ho
ton is tho hands OF COMMITTED WIN aprospec.
Of speedy termination Of question: which has been
the subject Of litigation for nearly twenty years.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad has been operated
successfully under lease but with prolt OF only f'I T.
The repairing OF the damages caused ny inc lesnet III
February cost $i04OO which was charged 10 % eA ;1
during the year and the main line OF that ROAD Is no" III Vi
steel . 1,., rrnooa
bonds of which 1925, 900 owned by the company
Measures have been taken to secure an aDsolute
ure IL has also been arranged that the STOCK oi inc
Snriuof,ed and New IOndOn Railroad Company can De
secured by this company at cost OF Ts3oVo inc VvP
erty formerly owned by the Springfield Athal ana
fair nric As the value of the Connecticut Central Rai
road which practically owned by the company wou'.
links the Board recommends the purchase or then anu
the merging OF all these roads under the flnche o e
company thus forming an exteS2n, 81 @ ,ie . o viii
East Hartford into the city or Sprnged anu dssc' vi"
DC asked TO secure necessary lcglsldtlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
A NEW FIELD FOR BULLER
THE POPULAR GENERAL ACCEPTS IhE oN-
DER-SECRETAhYShlP.

xpoasrss or THE HOME RULE NOV ovEMENT-DlLLoNs
TRIAL POSTPONED.
roxnox Nov. 3O-Sir Michael Hicks Beach,
rtief Secretary for Ireland is formulating
uchene for the reform OF the irish ADMINS" ''on
II Is semi officially announced tha' "encaai on ..
Pedvers Butler who has accepted u'e oi0o "
Y,nier Secretary for Ireland. VIII return I" 'w"' w
War Office in the early part OF M"rcn anu re'"n'
his duties as Deputy Acknowledgement lis ser-
~;ces win be required in Ireland only while the
acnartnocnt is being reorganizei The Cnder Sec
retayv will in the future occupy seat III 'hc
House Of Commons.
The Earl of Aberdeen, speaking at o meet'nS o'
yrishmen in Glasgow this evening, said nc was och-
WINGED that they would promote Home hu'e w
khoyving that their convictions old not mnoei
their being loyal to the Queen ..;d
Mr. Morley. srealSing at Hawick To-Day, saio
u,ot order would not exist in Ireland unOn ~0
rovernment dealt with the land problem anu ue
Eovernment could not deal Win tha' pio''ei
without q central body acting between the pesS'n.
and the State, which was lmposSipie "i'ho"0
Home Rule. "a o
Mr Morley said that Mr. Gladstone had no
liouor of heart or weakness OF word Oh 'ie iii'.
noncv Lord Randolph Churchill had said that
-, would receive benefits from legislation,
,,h;lo Lord Salisbury had said that salvaIlon
uo,,a follow a firm administration OF the law
Mr. Morley arpealed to the Nationallsts 10 JOIN
tho liberals and help to free Ireland from the
,,cb,mare Of confusion and destruction IN whch
she walked. 49,
The British Home Rule Association and inc
Home Rule League of the United hlngdom WI"
omo,ramate under the name OF the Home Rule
Union and snpport a single ticket in future eiec-
,;ons for the prpose of assistn, the Irish Ieople
in obtain'nr the rights of local self-eovernmehI
A conference of the two associations Is called for
December O.
En,SBuRGH. Nov. 30.-At the conference OF inc
Scotch Liberal associations to-day al iawe+>
twenty eight organizati rs were represented in1
con erence adopted resolutions OF confidence III
MIR Gladstone anl in fa,or Of Home kule III Ire
land and Scotland.
DusIIS Nov 30-The case OF the GoVerhhVh'
AGAINST John Dillon came up for hearing To-Day
before the Court of Queens Bench Mr. III "h
,rnca,ed accom- anied by Lord Mayor Sullivan
and Messls Healy and Sexton Orcat cro"us
surro,n1ed the building and the count room ana
coridors were hacked. Mr. Dillon was greeted
with tremen lous cheering by the people when nc
arrived and his raSsage into the court was a'"i'
enthusiastic applause Mr.. liealy' on oen~n "a
Mr. Dillon. applied for an adjournment OF the
hearing He said he had only been ln'trncoe"
as tn the nature Of the Crowns complaint last
NIGHT and as the Crowns aifidavits were eN'
ceedinplv yoluminous. the defence would require
time to study them properly The counsel foI
the Government made no opposition TO MIR. iieay
request and the hearing was adjourned until De
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01


CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Regardng the supposed co'n voin
h,pat,on the details which te!egraphed from New
VT today Robert LAW an extensive acal coal operator
said: 81 don't believe it is the intention OF the coal
operators to get up such pool now or we would nave
,pr more about It at the meeting they held last week
II seems they cannot agree upon any plan
j. T. Morgan president OF the Sandy Creek Coai 'o'I
~ Iso denied that any combination had been formed.
ad,d large meeting OF coal operators at Colu
bs ONO last Friday aud though there was TAX AK o, no
INC poo nothing done anu am 'or riii 'i'' "''e
has been accom- plished In that hne.
prrspuRo, Nov. 80 tSpec'ai)-Coai operators inter,
,,,.1 TODAY on the story OF great bituminous coal
cnt,hiuatiou pronounce II n stock Jobbing scheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

CINCINNATI Nov. 29.-Shipey, Dorsey d Co.. wholesale
drygoods dealers who recently obtained an extension
from their creditors to-day assigned TO s. C. Tatumwhose
bond was fixed at $SO0.000. Murray shipey. senior
member the also made an individual assignment,
giving mo all his property The bond OF his assignre Is
$50 600 Their liabilities $780, 900 assets somewhat
greater.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Nov. 30-Mrs L. Patosky, dealer IN
ladies' furnishing goods assigned to-day for the beneht OF
her creditors Her assignee is A. Alexander, OF New
York Her liabilities are l5OOO and her assets from
So 900 10 $1,000. New-York merchants arc preferred
creditors to the amount OF $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
TELEGRAPnIC NOTES.


CHICAGO. Nov. 80 Information filed the United
States District CONT today ,Or c forfeiture the br0hles
paintings ana colos gue John T. Les
seized by tho special agent IL charged that e
Importer represented the goods 10 much less than
thcy really were
RENIVING AN OLD INDICTMENT
CHICAGO Nov. 30-Ihouias Collins leader Of the Lake
chmen during the recent STRIKE had ndomcnt
Old revived against HIM het lie has heen ar
twic attempted Train wrecking and VIII now 10
prosecuIe the old charge TO insure his conviction
A YOUTHFUL MURDERER SENTENCED.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 30-N 'cholas KelOe, eighteen
charged with tie aa stsbbng OF William McHaie IN Augnst
,tay twice OF cOnns. entered plea of gnny
which was accepted by the Coumonw eith
The prisoner senanced To three imprisonment
MONEY VOTED TO GOVERN PHILADELPHIA.
PILADKLPnIA Nov 80 SpceioDThe total amount granted
Committee OF Councils Running all the clty
departments s07biO43 increase OF s9soa2o
or last
GIVING WAY TO HIS FOUR SONS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80 tNpeciai. the sunday Dspafch
whIch has contfOe It's rst number In lio y
tspan linhs JOstph Her,Een. changed hands today Wy
retirement Vt The prorictOr Hereafter the paper VIII pe
controlled by his four sons
THE PEARSON MURDER MYSTERY.
PROVIDENCE Sy,c,GiL-Esst wich detectives
arrested Join Anderson the swoic 10 whom seveI1
point Pearson muIdsrer He has pesoea no'
guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
FIGHTING FOR SEATS IN THE LEGTsLATURE.

TRENTON Nov. 30-The Democrats have decided TO
contest the seat Of Asscmoymanelect Hawkin tkep.l
from Cumberland County, the ground OF bribery ana
that number Italian noresidents voted lor ni Ills
opponent, Madden, was defeated 10y seven purality
CHICAGO Nov 30--A dispatch to The DAILY Ae'cs from
Tcrre uaue Ind says The recount OF votes cast Ill
this county for joint representative pcttohed for oy
Downing ep). who the face of the returns was de-
eated by thrtyonc majority was finished TINS morning,
Reasley 1Ilem gained Six and Downingihad gained seven
in another county the district The Republians hopcd
o ain enough in this county to give tile seat TO Downing
which would have given the party mNorltJ oi l"o oh
Joint ballot in the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

ST LOUIS Nov 3O-A dispatch from Big Springs Tex
SAYS A dai1ng robbery committed ut Morita the
first siding on the lime the Texas and Pacific Railway.
ten miles o here, al midnight last night Inc only
inhabitants Of the place gang OF fifty hincsc section
hands and a white foreinan AT midnight the China
men were waited upon by fifty masked men, who de
manded the money. Upon refusing to give up tbeii
hard earned cash. they one at time hung u iy
their queues until they up their money Inc ROD
bcrs thinking had got all the cash In the camp
returned and tortured OF the Cinnamon by holding
him hot until his comrades gave up the alan'e
OF thc money $500 in all. one MomgoIian had his
queue cut of. No arrests have been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
uu. ZIP aAaEAND uR TRENHOLM DIFFER.

CHICAGO, Nov 80 tspeciaD. Gage, presidents
OF the American Bankers Association said IN reference
to the published report OF the Controller Oh inc
" ~, no gree with the Controller that any legislation
d;rected TO the improvement and permanent cstaonsn
men OF the National banking system must incinae some
provisions for the maintenance OF National oanS er
ulaton The National banks could exist Just as tne
county could exist such hing as papss
v al ali The trouble now is that the law requires
,nam 10 have currency and won't allow thehi 10 esss
Without while the premium they nave 70 ~" 10, ,o o
nu,s nsrs mn large part their capai Stock aht TO
5yres il lust by think they woui pc very
willing 10 give up the currency feature 10 DC VI
that burden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

CHICAGO Nov 3O.-A dispatch from Cincinnati says :;
The grounds for the contest of Speaker Carsles seat III
the !th Congress have been prepared ana were signed
last night by George II. Thocbe, the contestant Inc
petition alleges that there cast for Mr. IhocDe looo
ol votes which were not counted. 1t is charged that
tho obooks and the returns OF Primbe County all
I'm violation of the law and opened within less tan
three days after election that the ballot boxes OF
Pmble County in the custody of the County Clerk
Grau Carroll and alltin Counties. in which all sorts or
frauds are alleged It is claimed that in many OF me
precincts throughout the district al OF tue ccyon OH
crs were Democrats In Kentou County Carlisles old
home number OF Irregularities set forth copy or
te petition was given to Mr. Carlisle last hlght' also
coDy of the notice OF contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
TIE FIRE RECORD.

STEAMBOAT BURNED ON THE MISSISSIPPI
NEw-ORLEANs. Nov 3O-A dspatchto ihe Times Demo
crat from Bayou Sara. La, says: The Red River ana
Coast Line steamboat Richard burned at Cocodr'e
about forty miles the mouth Of Red River esfer
ay The boat and her cargo of 307 bales OF cotton are
"i,, oss Fireman George Clarke and Watchnan Charles
Robinson both colored. drowned Dick Hickman
the cook was dangerously burned"