Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-17
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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international Regatta.
ToRoSro, July 1.-THE International
regatta under the auspices Of the Do
minion Rowing Club, took place yester-
day. The single scull race Of two miles
was won by R. Lining, G. Nurse seconc.
Tho second race was for four miles; $500
to the first, and $50 TO the second boat.
four-osrcd boats. Three were entered.
and the Clipper. OF Rettsburg. won. w.
Western, OF Buffalo. OF the New Domin-
ion Club. Toronto, came within n
quarter OF q mile Of winning and then
broke q rudder. The double scull race
was o by the Atlantics. Water Lily,
second. Single scull race OF two miles,
Edward Hanton won; Sam Williams
second. In the four-oared race OF four
miles. the John Strachan, OF Toronto,
won. VIM. Dillon, stroke, The donble
scull race Of two miles the Atlantic won.
the Eureka second. The skf race,
three-quarters Of n mile and turn about,
the searsoll won, W. Burchard second.
In the single scull rnce Of two miles,
Luther won. Thomas Landon second.
New York News
NEw York, July 1.-THE Commits
sioners Of charities and Correction have
authorized the removal Of VIM. NJ.
Tweed to more commodious quarters,
owing to representations Of the peniten-
tiary physicians. The warden's now
room will be made stronger by bolts and
bars, will be l0x2O feet, facing the river,
and contain the furniture Of the present
room. Tweed in nov assisting the ply
sicians as orderly, and usually eats the
ordinary prison fare.
The Case or Docksray.
A Havana letter says that Spanish in
trigue has been at work in the prosecu-
ton OF +. A. Dockeray. The officials
not finding any valid specific charges,
have made a general one. embracing all
sorts OF offenses, that OF his being q
newspaper correspondent and spy. chief
Of the insurgent, secret emissary Of the
Unitsd States to obtain information re-
specting the war. etc.
The testimony is as follows: A Gu
ban named Verona, arrested recently at
Mazanhlla. declared that the Attorney
General told him that he was present at
the house Of the United States Consular
Agent when Dockeray arrived in Janu-
airy last, and learned that dockeray was
sent to Cuba by the United States for
the purpose Of obtaining information
about the war. and that Dockeray had
letters giving such directions. Varona
having been arrested as a sospecto. and
now figuring as n witness for the prose-
%cution, his statement docs not appa-
rently deserve the utmost credence.
Consular Agent Lanten. who also rep
rescnts the interesta Of England and
Germany, has been ordered to quit the
island in twenty days. The Cubans are
in force at Trinidad and in the vicinity
Of Puerto Principe.
Overland Farce Reduced.
CHICAGO, July II. - Tho General
Ticket Agents Of the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific. and Missouri Railroads, have
reduced the first-class fares from Chicago
to San Francisco from Sll7 .55toSll5.95
Second-elass tickets are authorized ut
Ss5. Emigrants are reduced from $50
to $3.50.
rrouble In the Treasury Depart.
ment-
WASHINGTON, July l7th.-A special
dispatch says q serious quarrel has
arisen between Treasurer Spinner and
Acting Secretary Conant, Spinner
claims the right, under written orders OF
President Grant, to waive the civil ser
vibe rules in appointments to his bur-
eau. Conant holds that the Presidents
order does not ovcraids the rules pro-
mulgated by the Civil Service Board.
Since tho order was issued, the matter
has been referred TO Secretary Bristow.
who decided in favor Of Conant, and
Spinner takes IN appeal to the Presi-
dent.
Photographic Association
The National Photographic Associa-
ton, which has been in session here
since Tuesday, yesterday elected the fol-
officers: w. II. Rulofson. OF
San Francisco, President; Edward l..
Wilson, OF Pennsylvania, Permanent
Secretary; Albert Moore, Of Penn.
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