Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-15
THE EVENING NEWS.

nix. arrested BY officer Green, on war
rant, charged with assault and battery,
was discharged. VIM. Evert, arrested by
officer Ward, on charge of d. d., was
tined, upon trial, S2j. and IN default OF
payment was committed for u days. I.
W. Donald, arrested by same officer. on
charge of resisting the officer, was, upon
trial, discharged. VIM. Burton, arrested
bv officers Williams and ClarkSon. for
being drunk and sleeping on the SidewaiS,
forfeited his bail OF $50. y celestial
,lamsel by the sounding name Of Tu lum
Was arrested BY officer DOwnev for dts
turbing the peace, and It being proved
that she was guilty the court imposed
line of So, and in default OF payment
of which, the lady was committed to jail. |
John Brown, arrested by officer ureen on /
4 charge of being drunk and dISorosriE' |
was sent 20 quod fol seven days. John /
Doe, a verv unusual culprt, was |
arrested by officers Williams and Ballou, !
charged with disturbing the peace, was /,
fined Sl2 30. which he paid. NJ. Me- !
lanev, arrested BY officer Green on war /
rant, has his case now on trial. Civil
Docket-Sandy vs.. Freedman ct al, ac-
ZION on promiSSory note for 500 Soon
NAL. In the matter of the Mayor and
Common Council vs.. \. Marks and five
others, suits to recover the amount of as
>e<>ments levied on the property holders
having property in the line of B street,
pursuant to city ordinance No. 81, judy
mcnt was entered for defendants in each
rlSe,
ATTEMPT At RoBBERY.-ThiS morning.
at about o'clock. cabin on Z street
Ina; is occupied as joint tenement by
tive Cinnamon and lot Of GreaSerS was
entered on the China side, through the
back door by crowd of Greasers who
proceeded 10 examine the premises, turn
.rg everything upside down, and search
ing the persons of the five Cinnamon who
occupied the room. Finding no plumber,
one Of the gang struck Chnaman over
the head with n stone, aud another drew
Il huge knife and inflicted several cuts on
the poor fellows head. At the time of
our visit. early this morning, the blood
had not been washed from the wounds,
and the Chinaman appears to be seriously
injured. Two ugly looking GreaScrs were
pointed out to US by the Cinnamon US be-
ing part of the gang, and although the
matter is in the hands of the police, it is
probable that nothing will be effected to-
ward bringing the wretches to justice, as
the oath of a Chinaman is inadmissable in
our courts of justice.
AccIDENr.-AS Sandy Bowers was to-
day riding up Crown Point street, little
below the Episcopal Church, he attempted
10 turn around. There not being Suti-
rient room to turn horses and carriage at
that point, the carriage upset, throwing I
Mr.. Bowers ont under the tongue and fore
wheels, bruising him considerably, but
fortunately not breaking any bones. As
the horses were very gentle, no further
damage was done to the horses or carriage !
than 10 break the tongue and unhinge one
Of the doors. The driver jumped out just !
in time 10 save himself from injury. y
very narrow escape for Mr.. Bowers.
LAST NIGHT the Union men Of Wards /
One and Two got on the rampage, and |
made the airecho with their CHEEKY shouts. /
Enthusiastic meetings were held IN both /
Wards, and long list of names added to /
che swelling ranks of ABE and Andy"
The Democrats are getting very sick, |
and of course grow more poisonous and /
vcnomous as they become mad-but their !
sting is harmless if the Union antidote is .
applied, and consequently their seething
Kisses cease to cause any alarm.
New BBLL.-Another bell, $50 pounds
weight~was to-day elevated TO its place.
in the tower of St. Johns Episcopal |
Church, and rang its merry peals to the
delight of all who heard it. Il Is from F,
the celebrated factory of E. y. & &. r. /
Menecly, West Troy, y. y, and superior
in finish and tone-.(key of c. Until
the completion of the Church it will be /
rung only on Sundays at II P. NJ, to call |
The Sunday School together.
JrsrIcE's Court, VIRGISIA.-The fol- |
lowing business was transacted before
Judge Sawyer to-day: Sawdry VS.. Fried
nan ct al.-Smt on promissory note;
transferred to Judge Davenports Court.
Berthier vs.. Antonio - Action on as
,umpsit: judgment for defendant. Poo
pie VS.. John Doe-Action for threatening
life; bound over in the sum of $500 to
keep the peace for six months.
PERIopIcALs.-Presco of the Inter-
national News Depot, corner of B and
Union streets, has laid upon our table
lot of recent periodicals and eastern pa
pers. ANY one who desires to be supplied
with all the recent publications, at low
rates, will do well TO give Prescott call,
Tor his counter is always well supplied
with all kinds of good reading matter.
AMERICAN CRY UNION CLuB.-The
regular meetings of the American City
Union Club will hereafter be held on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ines. Tonight, Col. ChaS. \. Sumner
will deliver an address to the Club at their
rooms in the Collins House. The public
are invited to attend.
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-MessrS. Dodge
and Hayward, gave concert at the Gold
Hill Theatre. last night, TO a very respect
able audience. which gave very genertL
satisfaction. They viii give another in
HSIlLd tO-H4Sht.
STATE CENTRAL CoNNIrTBB.-A meet
ing of the State Central Committee, and
rhe orators of the Union Party in this
campaign, will be held tomorrow at two
o'clock. CSee call in another column
UNION Mass MEETrSG.-There will be
Union mass meeting this evening at the
Gold Hill Union Club Room. Several
prominent speakers will address the meet
ing. Let every Union man attend.
\ SALUTE.vOn the arrival of our huge
friend Little, Littlefeld,' from the Fort,
Yesterday, a salute was fired in honor OF
that gallant officer and the glorious cleo
ton news from the east.
BULLION SHIPPED.-Wells, Fargo Co.
This rnnrr,ino Shinned . sacks and 10 bars