Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-30
LATEST TELEGRAaIS.

The citizens of Falstown. Pen2sylvania, are
in y state of excitement over the Chinese ques-
ton. Dispatches don't say what the Celestiais
have been doing or how many OF them there
are but the Falstowners have resolved to quit
buying things of Coolie employees and there
is a crisis at hand
Another entertaining murder has just taken
place in Chicago. A man named Scott took .
walk with Miss Seaman and her brother met
them, had scutiie with Scott and finally shot
him in the abdomen. Scott wasn't dead at last
accounts but was likely to die at any moment
LONDON March 2?.-The Cambridge crew
won the University race by three lengths. The
weather was warm and delightful. The fog
has cleared away and the sun Is shining bright.
The GROVE. conSregasins to witness the rae IS
reported unprecedented. Both shores OF the
Thames are lined with people from Putney to
Mortlake bridge. The conservan-y press and
police boats have arrived at Putney river. The
clear light ami dark blue bunting colors Of the
Cambridge and Oxford crews are displayed in
all quarters Dark blue is the favorite. Most
every person wears a light blue or dark blue
rosette The oxford crew was out this morn
ing practicing, but the Cantabs were not seen to-
dav. At 40 P. IL, the crowd 10 witness the
rae is the largest ever oongreSatcd at
a like contest. The Prince OF Wakes
and his children are on the umplres boat
They are taking their positions and all Is ready
for strrt 4:3u p. M.--The race took place over
the usual Thames course. from Putney to Mort
lake The distance is four miles and two fur
longs. A start was Effected at 81 minutes past
. The Cambridge took the lead iInme lately.
q: a very rapid stroke. They were fair dis
lance ahead of their competitions to Bishop \
Creek three furlongs from the starting point
Here the Oxfor'is spurted vigorously and drew
up, passing the Cantahs at the soap works,
one mile and four furlongs from the aqne-
duct bridge. The steady stroke Of the CsntaoS
soon after began to tell on their opponents. In
a few minutes Cambridge resumed the lead ana
the race was practically over at Corny Reach,
Cambridge thereafter maintaining the lesd.
winning easily by three lengths. The Oxfords
rowed from ~ to 43 strokes per minute-the
Cantabs from 3S to a. The time made was -
minutes AMI IS seconds.
SAN Francisco, March 29.-Prof. Gays Ess
balloon brske from her moorinSs this morning
at Woodwari Is Gardens and saiit rapidly into
the upper ar alone and uncontrolled. The air
ship mounted almost perpendlc uiariy. and was
soon SO high as to be invisible. Il took 81 east
erly course.
Timothy Rearlon wss thrown from hospi-
tai ambulance : yesterday afternoon and received
injuries which resulted in his death last even
ing.
Last night the dead body of Charles Psppe. a
German 6J years of age, was found dead at the
grave o: his wife i'll Oil Fellows Cemetery.
He had decorated her tolnh with lowers. taEen
poison and DIED there
Gold II6 y 6L!1jA, Greenb7cEs. S1tp51 y
The trial of Ii. McCausland Will be terlnin-
ated this evening. with the testimony or two
witnesses for the prosecution IN rebuttal OF tue
prisoners statement tina; he never insuited
Nrs. Mullendore, wife Of the deceased. Nc
Causland in his testimony to-day said Mullen
dore had Threatened to kill him like dog, ana
that when they met on the fatal night deceased
rushed upon him with 3 drawn knife. PreSlous
to that time they had been on intimate 1rlehoiy
terms.