Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
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was Mt zero. The ice on the Merrlmac
river at this point is rom three 10 '""f
feet thick. In case Of a sudden 'ha"'
The la1aa.p - tle wn..r in TINS cary
Nosh,. Lowell and s.. Lawrence VIII
be heavy. Fear. "ir ci'ist'aihea OIL
food this Spring The sieighlng IL ms
city and vicinity is good,
New York. March 2.-Ihe weather
this morning is clear and intensely cold'
thermometer fifteen degrees above zero.
A dispatch from Havana states thnt
William T. Sharkes. the con'icit" muir
3s,., wa. arrested on the 20th instant at
SANTIAGO de Cuba, where he lad gone
from Havana for the purpose OF starting
for South America. He Will be brought
back to this city where argument on
writ of error will h. heard and i decided
against him s,hark-e will be resentencea
and executed.
Madrid. March 22.-Dnly eight q. the
CarIist chieftains followed General Gal
vera over t. Alfonso
CASTELAR, has resigned his protessorship
in the Tniverity in consequence of the
Government re-establisIing III the
schools and colleges text books and
prospectus prescribed duling lsabeIi" .
reign and otherwise changing the man
! ner of public instruction.
Tucson, Arizona, March ~. - The
C.ti--,. says the Ostrich lode Is ut least
Nix miles long and FROM five to ten fee'
wide. In opening the Sutton and Tres
cen, claims. iuiiy the. miles from the
Ostrich . vein was found ten feet vice
| assaying from - silver and $l2o gold to
| 50 silver and S15 gold per ton. Colonel
Taylor and others interested III the
Ouahatta mine intend forming a compa-
nv TO commence the reduction OF ore.
| Several tons OF ore from n mine IN the
| Pinol District are being brought here
for smelling. Reports from all quarters
are equally favorable. Reports received
here last night from the northern portion
O. the State indicate a general RAIN.
The weather here is cloudy and threat
ening.
San Francisco, March 22.-On Satur-
day evening vandervecken and Miller
signed articles for the wrestling match
Roman ltyle, 81, 600 q side. to come Oh
April 10, at the Palace Amphitheatsr.
In the matter of reports recently re-
ceived from the East stating that the Ne
cessities of grasshopper sufferers IN
kausas and Nebraska had been grea ly
sxaccerated, the Omaha Herald being
quoted as authority for the statement,
General Brisbin, now here soliciting con-
tributions Of grain for the sufferers. has
received a telegram from the editor OF
the Omaha Hraid diselsiming any In
tention Of opposing the work OF ootain-
ing relief, but stating that the article IN
the Herald vas simply denuncistlon Of
the imposition prscticed on relief com
mittees in certain instances, and OF
statements that people for whom aid wal
wanted were still il state OF starvation,
such a condition of affairs having been
already alleviated by the e1ertions OF the
military authorities and contributed
from other States. The telegram In
dorses the action of General Brisbin on
this coast as necessary and proper
General Brisbin haJ als) received tele'
gram from General Ord, Of Omaha, con-
filming the dispatch of the editor OF the
Herald. The work Of soliciting ALL Is
proceeding satisfactorily IN this city,
and u general interest in the matter Is
being awakened throughout the state
A meeting of the Committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this
afternoon, when progress will be re-
ported.
GlenbrO0k city.
The projected enterprises looking to
more extended numbering operations
about Lake Bigler will doubtless cause
..,e;,o rr,vtb of the town OF