Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO Tn. Sol, uLL DAILY xsws.
DON EsrIo IMTELLIosMot

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The Custom.IIousc Spy system
Turning tho Tables upon Jayne.
Nrw Yonx. March 25.-Platt &
Boyd, whose books were seized by
Jayne last July, have begun suit to
recover 800, 200 for trespass. Other
victims threaten similar suits.
A sniter saved.
The Court Of Appeals has reversed
tho decision Of the General Term Su.
prsmc Court. In this district, ordering
the extradition Of Jacob Lawrence
charged with sailing a mlnc In Utah
and swlndllng E. d. Warden the re-
QUESTION Of the Governor Of Michigan.
The Eric Labor Strike.
The Erie stevedore's strike con.
tlnues. Tho company has given them
till this evening to accept Its terms.
Tho Tewboat Explosion ON the Mis-
sissippi.
MEMrHIs, March 25.-The survivors
Of tie Crescent City arrived here this
morning. Six persons were lost In
addition to the ten first reported. max
ing sixteen In all. The first engineer,
who Is saved, says they were carrying
100 pounds Of steam at tile time she
exploded aud the water In the boiler
was flush five minutes before. Tho
boat was towing five bargss, conta'n-
ing 80 tons Of coal, six hundred tons
Of sugar aud 200 tons Of queenswars,
all Of which was lost.
The Temperance Crusade In Ohio
md Indiana.
CHICAGO, March 25.-Thc temper
anco movement In Ohio and Indiana
continues, but without marked result,
except In the way Of signatures 10
personal pledges. The result Of =
three weeks crusade IN Dayton shows
four saloons closed, M by purchase,
one by persecution, whilo 800 remain
Enclosed. The women march ard
pray daily. At Columbus tho only
results ~pcrceptiblc arc large numbers
Of signatures to the temperance pledge.
At Cleveland yesterday bands Of wo-
men visited n number Of saloons, pray
oil aud sung when admitted, but when
refused, were obliged to pas on on
account Of the Mayors proclamation
forLldding an obstruction Of the Side
walks. The crusaders who started ut
Springfield are not successful.
transportation Convention.
A convention attended by 900 prom.
inent citizens OF Illinois, Iowa aud
Wisconsin, was held at Rock Island
yesterday In favor Of n canal from
Rock Island to IIcnncpln, on the I'LL.
nols River, via Rock River. Resolu.
tions were adopted avoring Govern
mcnt constructing such caral, the I'm
provcmcnt Of the Mississippi aud llli-
nois rivers and Government control Of
Interstate railroads.
Fires and Loss OF Lifo.
wuLLAMsBmDaE, n. y. March 25.-
Mrs. Burns and three children persisted
In q fire at Mattlaven last night.
OswKoo, March 25.-Tho business
portion Of Red Creek, Wayne county,
was burned last night. Loss, $4,000;
partly Insured.
ST. LOUIS, March ga fire at Con-
Gorilla, No., destroyed two stores yes
terday. Loss, $4,000.
The Massachusetts Senatorship-
No Election Yot.
BosroS, March 25.-In the joint bal
lot at noon to-day for Senator, Dawes
received 81; lIoar, 50 Curtis, "a;
Adams, 10; Banks, 8; Sanford. Bull
lock, Whittier, Wendell Phillips each
one or two votes. Total vote, 2sl.
Extradition Treaty.
WAsmsoToS, March 25.-An Ex-
tradition Treaty between the United
States aud Eucador, to continue ten
years, Is proclaimed.
Congregational.
WAsHISoTos, March 25.-llousc met,
Sprague In the Chair, aud proceeded
with the discussion Of the bill regulate
Ing Interstate commerce.