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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPOT Hor.I-olark & Green. Propri.

r. |&6kS. t
G NJ Stewart, San Fran; g Horny. T
Henry, Mound Valley; Jonn Green.
Osino; Thos Short, Ruby VALLEY; ] H
Yonng. Salt Lake; o Rife. Mound VAL
ley; Steve Dakin. Lnmoilie; w s Fem
der. Carlin; Jas Franklin. Austin; A
Fisher. Wells; IA Hartell, Los Angeles
S Rogers. Blaine; II A Young, J +
Williams, pleasant; Il W Kuowlton.
Sasto; Mrs. Bowers, San Fran; Alex
weiland. w. Station.
p Hansen, Wells; w Lemon, Secret
Valleys Az Iseinhars. Huntington; RI
Fulton. II II Lindsay, Reno; John T
stoll, Sacramento; 5 g Weston, Charles
Clement, Tuscarora; Paul Sclillestrom,
South Fork; Alex Musser, Lnmoille; b
Blackwell, Beowawe; G Osborn. NoS-
walk. Conn; HI Da5eock. San Fran
cisco.
J b Miller. Springfield. o; Joseph
MeClay, w Surensen. Columbia; ] A
Robertson, Max Z Arnold. Lamoille;
Dave Peryorse. Geo II Bird. d d Ken
nedy. .Tpsrrorai q II Coop. w U Tel
Co; John Mcdonald. C p Il r; @ NJ
Stewart, San Franz; A Mnhaney, Carlin;
Robt Camp. Chas Camp. Florence KnS;
Fred Hampton. AL Derrick, OGdon;J F
Short, RUBY Valley: Fred Renner. Col
oradp.
II L McQ lnnshnn. st Louis; DR.
Hotrk, Salt Lake; IL Is IIndsnll, Ne
braska: A Muhnuy, Pine Valley; ] L
Wines, Eureka; james Canovicb,
Phoebe.
HUMBOLDT HousE-Joseph Lang, Pro-
prietor.
L Furlopg, South Fork; 81 CHASER,
Peko; Henry iiuub, Louis Tifally.
Austin; George Weiner. Tuscarora.
Joe Botany. Balloon; Henry Urban.
Ogden; J Is Williams, Halleck; Tom Ca
hill. George Bauer, W Dakin, Henry
FRANKIE, LamoiIle; ] Eahoney, Austin
James, California; August Wendell,
EIko
J Oils.
carora;T
CAST, Tuscarora; Tom McDermott.
Fl HnlIeck; II B Simon, Idaho; Billy
Martin, Pleasant, II g Hammer, Salt
Lake.
Henreich Hoffman, Salt Lake; II
Tody, Chicago; Conrad Smith, Frank
james, Spring Greek; @ II Teigc, og-
den; n Nelson, Alex Hofer. Gnntz
Creek; l. i Bonhnm. Fort, IIalleck.
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Sfom Fridays Daily.
HALnAGUNDI.


See Texas sittinss apnouncemsnt.
See DR.. Freenan's card elsewhere In
this issue.
W. Kinks cnme down from Wells
this morning.
Tom Short let for his houioin Ruby
Valley at noon to-day.
Allen Fisher aud j. b. Fitch, of
VOLS. nre in town to-day.
Regular meeting Ejko Lodge, No. 10,
h. of p. ut Castle Hall tonight.
Johu Crosson and Ben Armstrong. OF
Star E.ally. ceIc down from peeth 10.
dag.
AT ) o'clock this afternoon the vote OF
thirteen precincts iiad been canvassed
with no change in the INDEPENDENTS
s2ures for State Senator.
Uncle Billy 'Heseltine publishes n
card in TO days issne. In the item
giving nm account Of the robbery we
spelled the name ~"lInzcltine" which is
evidently incorrect, as compared with
his signature.
@. G. Seaman, the ownor OF tho ia.
nous 500, 600 losse, Bell Boy, arrived
yesterday from tho East aud stopped
over until to-day, the guest of DR.. j.
H.rdesson. MIR. Seaman left ut noon
for San Francisco to look after his valu-
able horse which is now in that city.
The work OF %canvass;ng the vote of
the county by the Commissioners
resses slowly, but six precincts having
been examined up to noon to-day. So
i"s there ure few changes in the figures
published in the IHp. PENDENT. So far
Love. for District Attorney. Inns gained
one vote and there are 2 few charg "a in
the vote given to State officers. but not
enough to change results. No chungo
80 far in the vote for State Senator.
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Accidental shooting.

AZ n wes..bound freight train Stoppe d
nj the Peko wutcr.tnnk yesterday
afternoon two brnkcmcn-Tayie aud
Snydcr-wcrc fooling with u pistol in n
playful when the vcapon was
accidentally discharged, the ball enter
Ing the 1cshy pat Of Tnwloy's loft log.
Towlcy was brought hero for incident
treatment. nud from what We nj loirn
the wound Is n painful but not danger.
Gus Que.
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Wiil visit Probationary,

a Surgeon will visit Wells. Nov. 10th,
Elko, Nov. Goth md Tuscarora, Nov,
22nd, fully prepared to examine aud
tIent all chronic diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, Ca.drrh Of Head aud Throat, Con.
sumption, CnpcBr, also Club Feet,
Spinal Curvature, Hip and Knee dis.
onscs. Piles, FiStulo, oIo., cutch with.
on, tho knife. Remember tho dates.
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Indinmn ConErc.smcn.

A dispatch dated indianapolis, Nov.
0, snys:
From nearly com plcto ro,urna in nil
Congressional Disitic,s. IL is belicscd
tho Indiana dcIcgotiou in Cungresa will
stand: Democrats, s; Republicans, 9;
al Increase Of Two for tho Democrats.
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rho Love J'hnt LIycs.

"Youth fades, lore droops. tho leaves
Of friendship fall - !.
A mothcrs's secret hope outliyes the tn
nlI."
Sho will not believe Ecr dimpled dar.
ling must die. Tie baby eyes look "a
her for hrlp-nnd there Is hop. IInsteu
TO the nearest druggist mud procure DR..
piercc's Golden Medical Discovery, mud
your child may be restored. for IL curo4
consumption, which is only Scr0fula
nf the Lungs. il taken in time ms readily
ms IL cures scroiula affecting other pnIts
and orgnus. Don't delay.
A perfect specific, DIR. Sage's Caiorrl
Remedy.
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From the Austin 1tcveille we learn
that on Tuesday Of last week Davis Sa-
bill shot and killed Dick Holt who
WAS highly respected in the community
where he lived. Holt lived long
enough 90 tell how the trouble occurred,
eud expressed n desire that the murder
or should be hanged. The citizens
took Snbini, hanged him until he
was dead and then took the body TO the
room OF the deceased and hanged it t.
the hcd-p"st to indicate that Sabini had
committee suicide. Sabini was only 90
yeHrs old and had m unsayory reputn-
ticn.
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stock RCpcrt.

From keenan, & Sons c~ircultr dated
Chicago, Nov. 0, 1883, we quot. tho
following prices for beef and mutton:
Western bccves from 80 80 to 81 75
per cwt. according to weight aud con.
dition.
TcfanD from So 10 80 60 per cwt.
Primo native fnt sheep averaging 40
TO $50 pounds at 81 to 81 % uer cwt.
Westerns. lOj TO 1870 pounds. SO 80 to
81 55. Texas wothnrs, so to 80 pounds.
50 IS TO 80 80. Common, SO % TO
81 90.
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ISrIorc and After.

George" sho snid, "bctoro 80 were
married you were always bringing mo
rings and brcnsipins and vinnisreitcs
and things like that. Why don't sou
ever bring me anything now" "My
dear" replied George. "did you ever
hct,r Of n fisherman feed bait TO n lisl
hc Ind ~caught2"
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4 ScStlbulS Train.

II il 10Y reported that n vcstibulo
train Is TO 10 run between San Francisco
and Council Bluffs, vim the Central
Pacific aud Union Pacific Rrilionds.
The vcsiibulc cars for this use hayn
boon IN course Of construction nj the
Pullman Car shops for months md ore
now nearly completed and the first train
il expected 10 pass oyer tho road about
December 9Th. When they nro first
put OH tho train will iun bu, ouco a
wect, but in umo II ~ prcsumcd daily
service will be made. IN additional
charge Of $50 will be made for this sar.
vice in addition to regular iirst clnss
fare and in addition 10 ordinary sleep,
iug-cdr charges. The "0iient0l Lin.
iiUd" will bc tho name OF the new train
which IL expected 10 save hG'f n day Ia
time between San Francisco and tho
Miss ,uri River.
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Young Lgut sinful.

Chief Of Police Crowley last night
received n dispatch from SIN Jose in.
forming him that three runaway girls
bptwecn the nges Of twelve and nfsccn
years bud been arrested In that city.
They gnro tho names 81 Katie Mention.
OF ~ LouiaS street, Lizzie Detnu, I2l
Second street and Kate Morrison, ~
Clcinentina street. Tho parents Of the
truhits were notified aud last might tho
rnotiora of tho Dofau aud Morrison
girls called at tho City lloll aud 70.
qhestod that thcir daughters 10 brought
10 this city and sent 10 tho Mngdalon
AsyluG;, from which institution Nrs.
Dofau said her girl hRd recently been ic.
leased. According 10 information re.
ccivod from San Jose. tho girls arrived
there last Saturday, mud Ind until the
!imc Of their arrest been living in com.
rany wish three unknown young fuon.-
Examiner,
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Dhc Ikcnt Mcr Word.

.'Dcnr wifc," Enid n dying husband,
"if sou marry ngain wait at least until
the grass IL growing over my grave"
The widow promised faithfully that his
wisil should ho respected About two
weeks after tbs funeral the widow visited
The grave, md, pressing n goM coin in
tho ecNlon'8 hand, Enid: "Can't you
have this grave boddcd without dclny2"
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4 Card.
W. j. ~liASKs,

w. j.. HANKS,
Dear Sir:-Pernit me to tender
you my Garnet aud heartfelt thanks
for the kind interest you have taken in
my welfare ~ evidenced by the actiye
md influential cxcttion which his nd
such II successful result in yonr captur-
ing :hc nan TINT robbed end tried to
murder me. ] cannot nccept tho re-
ward TINT wns offered by the citizens of
Hollcck for the capture of the
criminal, and which you SO geucr.
onsly refused aud rendered to me.
My request is that tho reward be re-
turned TO 'hos, who subscribed the same.
Again thanking all for their kiEd inter
est in my behalf in my time Of trouble,
/ mn gratefully,
WILLIAM lIEsEL,ISE.
~lIALLEcB, Nov. IA, 1888.
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Outside Aid.

X. II. Lindsey Esq. Of Reno, md G..
G.. Wallace, Of EurcSn, came up last
evening for the purpose Of ''nssistinB"
tho Commissioners in CONTRASTING tho
vote Of Riko county. This is rather n
lcit.hended compliment TO our Commits
sicners who nrc supposed 70 To pos
scssed Of sufficient Intelligence md
Integrity TO canvass tho vote Of tho
county without interference. Then we
have II District Attorney who is sup
posed to he competent TO determine any
question Of law which might arise; but
1t seems that Reno aud Eureka do not
think 50, hence thoy kindly send uS n
compile of gentlcmon TO aid in canvass
ing the votc Of Elko county. In case
Of n contest il might be proper for the
contestants 10 be rrrTosented by coun-
sci; bat MS We understand the law there
can be 10 contest until the official can
vass is made nnd tho result announced,
after which any candidate for Office or
c4ettor VINO ieel5 nBgfIevcd may contest
tho right OF anyone declared elected in
accordance with the law in such cases
made and provided.
IN view Of existing circumstances the
Board OF commissioners have. very
properly We thinE, postponed action in
tho premises until Thursday morning.
Had il not heon for the ''outsido mid"
profrc'cl, tho Commissioners would no
doubt have finished their lnbors in n
satisfactory manncr by tomorrow eve.
ming.
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wrrn,nu "a rrr.pu.,cr.,

Al per sons nto hereby warned TO
avoid fonc ing lands belonging 10 thc
undersigned or the North Fork of tie
Humboldt ii yer. nlso to Icfinin from
driving u Itock Of cur mOgog in that
vicinity. Ircspasscrs viii hc prose-
cutrd 10 tho full extent Of the low.
MrRruY Il iiILt,
lf,ii,.. "
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Tr,.as Sisiings.

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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
RATES.

I Will be made Es low as IL ccusistca! will,
oan business principles. Apply a, tie VI.
Ace for tcrns.
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A. Irro,ne I.nrI,.

JrGoNr PARE, n. V, Oct. l2-It rainod
here all the morning, and In consequence
the track was heavy.
First Race -lhrcc-iourlhs II n mile.
Forlham won in LIS, Salisbury second,
Fred II third
Second Racc-Milc aud 1yc-cighihs
My Own won in 2O1, Mimbcau second.
Third Race ono quarter Of milc.
Lcloros Won in 2lil, Bella u. second,
EsqumanN third. Mutuals paid 5000
Fourth Race Heats Of ono aud one
eighth oi u milo. Yum Yum won the
first heat in 2OOl, Banner Bearer the
second In 2Oll, and Yum Yum the third,
and race, in 40.
fiith nncc-Onc milo. Mnia won w
l:I7i, Drake second, Carrie q third.
Following are the entries for tomorrow
races at jerome Park:
uIst ttHU' .Nllifp,l TO- titilc Mlnch iOd Mag
an iuL nuHmnu luI Defence in3, Mirshrnu TO-
iigt lil}sIupH King 'mD ~ lhuisior y' Tristan
second lics'Tlian cuurr 400 yarls Diabla
tiA trslp iif. cyclone colt llI. Champaign Char
ley no, laWdlo colt iui, ict Murois ~, iurst kiug
Ihifd Rara Nile md onc eighth Stockton mn.
lsrlrN iln. .lv,o lui, iluwuy i0l, hunucs iul,
.ph lul.
tuuuu Ilarr YIlc nnd one halt fifrud iu.
puuioypg ~, Hup,r ~, Eacyiaud no, knluolah
iut. Duuseuau lu, i.rluf.s IUl
tliih liHur Nilc nfd one sixteenth Stockton
IA iuudiy liH Rupert il, ilgiu llh, Muhup llf
Mona in., a. Rood luI. Volatile iut, Golden sal
lul, Caroline Co.,, i,uuic Mcfarland iut, fuu
o. h
-iy,h Race .rlnu c1ur-c. 80 yards oyil ~,
inrihnm li' iUui IUlruus1Hd no. King trfh lUs
iuUi iut tnrmHu iu'. Speciality iul Mimhcau ~
tru n COS, llrf tilI hlp t,. Urfuulmo ~.
seventh Race lNifa. thrrc iluftns ot mile
selling SIopiWc.l luI Volta Iut Ulvumuuui ir5
clay rtrltun iu1 rmpIry iu'. Royal Arh iUi
uHU,ul. lui NiHicnu iOl. Anomaly % Mny . ~
IcuuIo Mcfarland w. llilla %. bninfii,k so. Mit'
MUIHp 90
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DYNAMITE!
Real Bombs Employed in Chicago.
Several Persons Arrested for Com
plicity in Their Use.
Not Made Clear That the Strikers
Are Responsible.
Cars Moved Yesterday and But
Little Disorder Created.
Propositions Passing Between the Strlk-
ers and Mr. Yerkes-Gripmen OF
the Yerkes Syndicate In ether
Cities sympathislng.

CncAGo ILL.,, Oct. l2.-Capt, Schaack,
of the North Side police, discovered this
morning that the dynamite which Jules
kalesbergcr was caught placing ON the
street car tracks ON Sedgwick street yes.
terday afternoon, was the most violent
explosive ever found by the police in this
city. The captain and Edward Furlh-
mann, the attorney for the street ear
company, both OF whom are experts on
explosives, carefully examined the stuff
at the East Chicago avenue station this
morning. Several pieces of II were found
on the tracks. They are cone shaped,
about the size and shape OF half egg
Capt. Shack says the explosion OF one OF
these cones would shutter car wheel
into smithercens and that three Of
them, aud that is the way they
were placed ON tho tracks, would
blow a street car 40 high that a iire-shovcl
would hold the largest fragment II three
Of them were placed In a gas pipe they
would make q bomb precisely like those
made by Louis Lingg, the anarchist. A
dozen Of these cones were found In kalcs-
bcrger's pockets On the surface oi each
thilt ~ " huldll lUutHldllon through Nllltn
protrudes something which looks like u
torpedo Pieces OF wire about two inches
in length extend from the bottoms, and
by means OF these, the bombs we're
fastened to the rail 80 that the flat surface
would he on top Of the rail. Kalcsbcrgcr
has not been booked, but WIS cosc;cd this
morning with Furthmann and Capt
Schaack in the lattcrs private office. The
captain is trying the pumping process. but
apparently with poor sucoss thus far.
Another arrest was made tonight. The
prisoner is named Nicholson. lie Is
charged with completely la kacsbcrgcr's
crime
Nicholson was arrested chiefly ON the
strength Of information given. 10y kalcs.
berger, the ear conductor who was AT
rested while placing the dynamite on the
track, the latter insisting the bombs were
harmless urat least he supposed them 10 be-.
After many hours questioning by the
police hc finally told whore hc got the
missiles. II was, he sail. from Thomas
II. Nicholson, an oil pcddlcr Mnosbcrgcr,
according To his own -,@sseneutr, undot-
stood the bomls wefs harmless tor
pcdocs, aud their explosion would do NO
damage except Ia cause "a scare. Not much
b. known ui Nicholson. lloisa proposes
ing looking individual 10th were bailcd
before midnight, and will have u hearing
tomorrow. Their bonds were fixed at
$1,000 each.
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PuAprlruA. rn.. oct H.. Dr. VIII.
inm Pepper who ns consulting physician
attended the late Con. sheridan during
his lust illness, h1s been asked 10y Col.
sheridan 10 render bill iof his proics.
sioual services. In cply 10 this request
Dr. Pepper. under date ol October ., sent
lhc following 10 Col. sheridan:
~ un In receipt oi your noto ol Nop-
tcmhcr ~, requesting me Ia forward my
account lor professional services rendered
Ia consultation 10 ihc late Gen. sheridan.
You must permit me- Ia tay that I desire
these services tu hc regarded only ~ an
expression oi that deep aud lasting Ubli-
gallon which /, iu common with all uihow,
owed ~ him.
"ln view NJ the extremely limited pc.
cuniafy resources oi bis family u would
bc obviously impossible Ia render
count iur Npfyicps such ns would be- c'pWper
under other circumstances
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
n, unnI n,nnmIin

CmcAGo, H., Orr. ia number of
conflicting statements wcr made today in
regard To the nature OF the compound
found in the bombs which were placed on
the Scdgwick street tracks yesterday after
noon. This arose irom the lacl that two
kinds of bombs were found those on
ScdgWick street and othcrs on state street.
The latter were harmless, and the officials
at police headquarters got the two reports
mixed Last evening, after the bombs On
Scdgwick street were found, Capt SChaack
sent for an expert, connected with ono VI
the big powder houses oi Chicago, and
gave him thc packages, The gentleman
took them homo aud this morning brought
them back. ~ IN dynamite. said lac TO
the captain, "and there Is enough Ui II TO
blow up the station
one oi the packages was taken 10 The
city limits this morning, II ~ said, aud
exploded. II ploWcd u great hole IN the
WOund, besides breaking u large piece Of
iron placed under II to tcst H. force.
Kalcsborgcr who placed tie bombs on
the track, Is said Ia b. one ui thc strikers.
Aside from these icur caufcd 10y the
discovery oi the deadly character Of these
bombs, the day has been the quiCtcst one
since the strike was inaugumtcd. On thc
North Side ears were running all day, with
n diminished force Of protective blue coats,
and very little trouble WIS experienced NJ
any timc. The crowds were smaller and
less dcmunBlmtiyc than heretofore.
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Imporian, Amsndmen, OF the Eicctorn,
Inn.

wAsriNdrov, Oct. l2.-Congrcss has
passed the supplemental legislation pro.
yidng for the meeting oi tho presidential
electors. II WIS fortunate circumstance,
after all, that Congress was still IN session
aud able to correct IN time the discrepancy
In the electoral college law oi 1857 This
law was tho result oi the efforts extending
over several years made 10y both houses 10
repair serious defects, or rather omissions.
In the legislation concerning the counting
oi the vote for President and Nicc-rrcsi.
dent. As enacted IL provided apparently
a safe aud Just method Tor the determine.
ton Of any dispute or controversy concern.
ing the electoral vote ul any State.
Tn to the present tho electoral Cul-
lrgcs nave always, according 10 Inv, met
on the iirat "Wednesday in December. lu
order to afford ample limo for the nliudi
cation hy State authority Di any questions
~ tO the legality OF the choice OF electors
in amy State, the law Of 1887 vet the time
Tor the meeting Of the electors on the see.
ond Monday Ol January, q month later
but the old provision requiring the copies
oi the votes Oi the electoral colleges ~ be-
delivered a. the president ui the Senate on
or before tho dri Wednesday In January
WIS lcit untouched. ln iormcr times this
might not have amounted ~ much, but,
In Wow Of the bitter political contests ui
these DAYS, and The disposition constantly
exhibited TO take every possible partisan
advantage, Il is best to have all the lugIs.
lation respecting the asccriHinm"nt Ul the
result of thc presidential election perfected.
The bill directs thnt the certificates aud
lists ofuotcs Tor President and Vice. Prcsi.
dent oi the United states mentioned
in chapter /, oi title 3, Of the
revised statutes oi the United States,
shall be- forwarded, In the manner
therein provided, 10 the president
Of the senate forthwith after the second
Monday la January on which the elections
shall give their votes. and that section lil
OF the revised statutes ol the United states
il hereby amended NJ ~ 10 read ~ follows
"scc. lIl. Whenever certificate Of
votes from any State has not been received
at the seat of government ON the fourth
Monday Of the month ol January IN which
their meeting shall have been held, tho
secretary OF State shall send special mcs.
scngor 10 the district judge In whose Gus
tody one certificate OF the vote OF that
State has been lodged, and such judge
shall forthwith transmit that list TO the
seat Of government"
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SAVED by ms PROFESSION.
Bi-mlnsham's Mayor Know1 n Thing o

Birminghnm's Mayor knows IA Thing or
Two About Newspaper Reporting.
Special dispatch to The Arpcnl
BiRMiNGuAM, Ala, Oct. ~. Yesterday
II. j. Adkins, travelling correspondent
of the Cowi0-Jouuai, dodgcd the quamn-
tine officers aud came into the city after
having been absent from Jacksonville,
Fla, only ten days. William HALEY, u
reporter oi the Agr, formerly Of Nashville.
published an interview with him this
morning. Haley was arrested this after
noon aud carried before Mayor Lane Tor
not having delivered the visitor 10 the
police, but was discharged on the gruund
that reporters publications were 10y no
means evidence. Tho mayor Is an cx.
report cr himself.
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CucAoo, H., Oct IA committee Of
West Side citizens waited upon the mayor
this morning, aud then went TO see the cX.
ccutiye board Of the West Side Conduct
ors' aud Drivers association, with view
To settling the strike They returned To
the mayors office shortly before o'clock.
They reported that after laboring with the
executive boards ui both the North and
West sides the men had agreed to allow
the company, in case oi q settlement, to re-
tain in their employ nll the new men en-.
ployoi since the strike began. This IL u
decided concession. The committee iur-
ther announced that both executive boards
would come TO the mayor office this after
noon, where Mr.. Icrkcs has been invited
Ia meet tbpm.