Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-21
THE EVENING NEWS.

L street, throwing therefrom young
.aiv and injuring her so severely, that she
lied in an adjacent drug store in Il very
lew minutes. The body was conveyed to
the Grass Valley Hotel, and this morning
Coroner DR.. J. e. Tucker held an inquest
y.ic:ting the following facts. DR.. Bird.
,worn-said that he was called to attend
The deceased Immediately after the acct
ien!, aud found the lady dying from the
spinal ver;ebrg having undoubtedly been
fractured. causing almost immediate death.
Albert WeSScr, being Sworn-testhed
,ha: the name Of the deceased was Fran
e., Rechor, about Il years OF age, an
Austrian by birth, from Iowa this year,
and about TWO months resident OF this
NV, Had known deceased about one
month. she lived with her parents in the
Elowery District, near the Gould \ Curry
mill, Yesterday asked deceased to take
de, and about o'clock started for Silver
Civ; S:aid there about one-half hour.
Returning. when on { street, driving at
moderate pace. the reach OF the buggy
1rokc. throwing witness between and
.,nder the wheels, where he lost the lines
from his Rand. and the team commenced
70 run he next saw the deceased lying in
The drug store, dyins-rhinks that when
me horses started to run that the end of
the reach stuck in the ground, threw the
5ugsv of the forward wheels, and the
deceased to the ground. The jury COM
posed OF Z. I. Hubbard. Frizelle, J. Sui
Ivan. VIM. Lancy, r. G. Wood and 5.
W.akinham. After hearing the evidence,
& was found that the deceased came to her
,.eaih by being accidentally thrown from
ougSy on { street, last evening.
CuARlTY.--Last evening about o'clock,
Is the busy thrOng were crowding the
sidewalk of c street, Virginia, in their
passage to and fro, little girl about nine
wears Of age, attracted our attention by
the sweet tones of her infantile voice So
Letting aims. Now it is not so uncom-
uon 10 see mendicants on our streets, but
i is very seldom that an American is
found who seeks public charity. \ pie
:horic gentleman, with brilliant gem
sparkling in his snowy shirt bosom. was
The party of whom the little one solicited
money TO buy bread. We knew the man,
and listened 10 his reply. go home, you
..ttle vagabond-I have no money to give
away" The little child turned patiently
aside. and this man-this brute we should
>ay-stalked along: the owner of quartz
mines and mills, rich in gold but without
= heart. Another person was n spectator
Of the Scene-a " rough, gambler-per-
EapS worse but he had heart, and TAX
ing the little one by the hand, led her 10 q
well-known restaurant and forced her to
partake of good warm supper, and CIV
ing up his last dollar 20 start the purse,
procured the sum OF Sl2 65 for the benefit
OF the suffering family at home. Oh, how
that little childs eyes sparkled with I'M
spoken gratitude; how tenderly the tiny
hands claSped those of man who per-
hapS for years had not known a gentle
thought; but his heart was touched, and
we believe he felt more joy at the prattling
thanks OF that child than the aristocrat
will ever feel with all his wealth. The
incident was triAing in itself, but teaches
= lesson that all can cultivate with advan-
yage.
PoLlcS REPoRr.-In Judge Halls
Court-This town is getting dis,resSingly
moral-scarcely any business for the last
ten days-R. B. Noise. Esq, found pla-
eddy slumbering with the curb stone for
y pillow, fined $40, but not having the
change convenient, went below.
Johnny O'Neil. not so very drunk, but
preaching "snaik" sermon to lot OF
"Ljnkum's hirelings," considered by the
officer an unsafe amusement, locked him
up till morning, when the Judge dismiss
ed him. Thos. Seymour, mo relation TO
Horacio,) a regular d. d., contributed an
Y and then went home TO earn It. James
Drum. arrested on warrant for assault
and battery on his " cara sposa," demand
ed jury, got lawyers, long speeches,
heap wind, Jury couldn't see it, and he
was discharged. D. h. korn and Geo.
Hadley, disturbing the peace and dig"
had ScrlmmaSe' instead OF a dance,
jury found both guilty, but thought D.
K. most 10 blame, court taxed him Sl5
and George So.
JUSTICES Court, NIEGISIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Justice Sawyer: People vs.. Morris, case
dismissed without prejudice to respondent.
Crocker vs.. Cowles, case on trial. Ham
nell VS.. Warnock. action in assumpslt,
Judgment for plaintiff. McClusky VS..
Malone, action dismissed. Conray VS..
Kock, an action to recover the value of a
carpet. kock was tried on Wednesday,
in the Recorders Court, for the larceny of
this carpet, and discharged, and now
plaintiff brings suit 10 recover value OF
the carpet. Case on trial this P. NJ.
\ REFUGE FOR TIE SICK.-As viii be
seen BY our advertising columns, Drs.
Pinkerton s Tucker. offer 10 the sick
refuge at the Hospital buildings, at the
most reasonable rites. We have no hes
ita,ion in recommending this place as the
most comfortable, convenient and well at
tended of any in the Territory, and would
# taken i'll to-day. be conveyed there,
where good nursing, quiet repose and
skillful medical attendance may be had all
the time.
NATIONAL GUARD.-Next Wednesday
evening the members Of the National
Guard, of Virginia city. will give social
ball, on which occasion the elite Of the
city will undoubtedly be present. The
Nationals are good fellows, and better
:han all, loyal to the end. We wish them
pleasant time.
EUREKA BALL.-The Ball of this benev-
olent association passed of with great
ecIat last evening. A goodly crowd was
present and mirth and music ruled the
hour.
HrBERyrAx CLrB.-All loyal Irishmen
who have not yet signed the roll OF the
Union club, should be present this eve
ming, at ! o'clock, at the first Ward Ctuo
Rooms. A splendid meeting will be held.