The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-19

RENO, June 1855 A. M.-EDIToB
GoLD HILL News: The special car
from the East, having on board Sena-
tors Wade and Conkling, and Mr. Hun
tington, of the Central Railroad, ar
rived here this morning.
About six miles west from here they
ran into hand car and killed one man,
James Ryan by name, and seriously
injured Edward Crowley.
The Senators Car has returned here.
There were six men on the hand car
at the time of the accident. Four of
toe number jumped off and escaped.
HENRY r. MIGHELs.
P. S.-A later Telegram from Verdi,
sent by Frank Harrington, states that
two men wece killed and one seriously
injured by the above accident.
The Peace Jubilee at Boston was in
augurated on the 18th. Of the proceed
ings We have the following account
from the telegraph columns of the En-
terprise:
Rev. E. E. Hale asked the divine
blessing; Mayor Shurtletf delivered the
welcoming address, and A. Fl. Rice
pronounced the Grafton. ADMIRAL Far
ragut, Commodore Rogers, and many
ether distinguished persons were pres
ent. The chorus and instrumental per-
formers number from 10, 900 to IL 900.
The audience probably number Is 900,
notwithstanding a heavy shower. The
view from the balcony is beyond descrip-
Ii
the continent. The view embraces three
and half tiers of faces. The opening
chorus was by 10000 voices the Or
chesIra was composed of 1900 instru-
ments, and the grand organ was under
the direction of Gilmore; the vocaliza-
ton was as distict and clear as church
choir. Parepa Rosa and Ole Bull were
among the performers, and they were
greeted by Simultaneous applause from
the audience and performers. The An
vii Chorus, given by the whole force,
with 100 anvils and artillery accompani-
rlents, created intense enthusiasm, and
the audience demanded a repetition.
The national air, "My Country, Ills of
Thee" was the last piece, and was sung
by the whole chorus, with all the ac-
compartments, including the organ, full
orchestra, big drum, etc. The chimes
of artillery, was the crowning success
Of the day. The audience stood in their
seats, shouted and made an extraordi-
nary demonstration. The last piece was
repeated by the whole mass of perform
ers, aud again at the conclusion there
were repeated cheers both by the audi.
ence and performers.
President Grant arrived in Boston on
the 10th. In response to Governor
Claffiins welcome he spoke as fol-
lows:
1t affords me great pleasure to visit |
the capital of State which did go
much for my support and the support
of the Union in the times of the great
State whose principles did
SO much toward giving me whatever
political position | have attained to,
an d State where have received hearty
welcome liz other days"
The McCoole and Allen prize fight
came of at Foster Island, twenty-five
miles from ST. Louis, On the 18th. Nine
rounds were fought, when " foul was
-aised against Allen for gouging Nc
roole, and the affair ended in a row.
Following is the decision of referre
a, Valentine Mckenny, give my de-
.lsion in the late fight between Nc
joole and Allen, in favor of McCoole,
. foul being committed by Allen on
lcCoole, in the last round, by gouging
his eye. Signed, McKESNy. Referee"
Charley Gallagher has challenged
Tom Allen to fight for 81 900, recog-
Iiziug Allen as the winner in the fight
-esterday, notwithstanding the decision
# the referee. All the accounts pub
ished this morning scout the idea of
lien committing a foul on McCoole.
1t is announced that McCoole while
that .he decision Of the re-
cree is correct, has no desire to take
dvantage OF it, has sent challenge to
Hen to fight for 1000 within three
lontbs.
The rates of freight and passage on
1e Pacific railroad have again been
realty reduced. Through passenger
ckets from Chicago to San Francisco
re now sold for Sl59 35 currency.
his makes the fare between those
oin,s less than Sl20 in gold. {
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