Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-10
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Arrest OF oilk aasEgisrs.
NEW YoRx. March 10.-Chas. L. Law
renee, one Of the alleged principals Of
the laiely dispersed gang Of silk SNUG
glers has been arrested in Queenstown.
Ireland. Lawrence. Lafayette Grab. his
psrtnsr. Gustsvs Ball. and Colbert De
Sangss. Deputy Collector Of the port.
are jointly indicted in the United States
Court for smuggling. by svading pay
ment Of duties on imported silks. enter
ing there through connivance Of custom
officials n hosiery.
The Iiiinsis nishepric.
CMcAoo. March 10.-Ths defeat Of
Dr.. Dekoven, Bishop elect Of Illinois.
by standing committees Of the various
dioceses appears now certain. OF "a
committees heard from IS refuse 10 con-
sent to his confirmation. and II Is not
thought possible that no can secure q
sufficient number Of the IL. yet to be
heard from, TO confirm his election.
Ts be made Cardinal.
NEW YoRx. March l0.-Archbishop
McCloskey has received 4 dispatch from
. friend in Rome, announcing that he Is
to DO made n Cardinal.
Death sfCivii Service Reform.
wAsnrSorox. March 10.-The Depart
ments have issued circulars announcing
tho abolition Of tho Civil Service rs-
form rules governing their respective
departments wherever In operation, and
announcing their return to the former
method Of appointment Of employees as
provided for by Section lC4. revised
statutes. enacted June 22d. 1874. which
Is. that no clerk shall be appointed to
any department in either Of the four
classes, until no has been examined and
found qualified by q board Of two ex-
aminers to consist Of the chief Of the
bureau or Office into which such clerk Is
to be appointed. and two other clerks to
be selected by the head Of the depart
nent. AL s~ubordinates Of tho Civil
Service reform throughout the country
arc abolished by these orders.
Later returns from View llamp-
shire.
CoScoRp, March 10.-Latsr returns
seem to have changed the face Of tho
election somewhat. Returns from tho
Congressional districts are meagre and
insufficient to indicate the results pos
itively. The Republicans claim to have
elected Pike in the Second and Blair in
the Third Districts. and think that Jones
(Dsm.) is elected in the First. On the
other hand. tho Democrats claim to have
elected Jones in tho First District, Bell
in the Second. and think that later re-
turns may show tho election Of Kant in
the Third District. Tho Second and
Third Districts seem 10 be doubtful with
chances for Jones in tho First. Tho
Republicans claim to have elected the
Governor. but later returns have re-
duced his gains, 80 that no election by
the people seems probable. The Lsgis-
laturo will DO very close. T~hirty-ons
towns in tho Second Congressional Dis
trict give Pike (Iep.) 4.Slr; Bell
(Dem.) 5,03i. and Fletcher 30. Forty
ave towns in the Third Congress
sional District give Blair (Republican)
7.452; Kent (Dsm.) 1929; scattering.
80. Fiity.nino towns in the first district
give whitehouss. Republican. 9.993;
Jones, Democrat. l0.o23; scattering.
l0l. Whole number Of towns In the
district. 81.
CoScoRp. N. H., March lo.-ons hun
drcd and eighiy-four towns give Cheney.
Republican. for Governor. 29,56S; Rob
erts, Democratic. 2s.3S8; scattering.
500. Last year those gave Mccuthings.
Republican, 26.O27; Weston, Democrat,
&c, $40; scattering. 1867.