Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-01
n EVENING NEWS.
..,,.v E,,nins.-..--.-..No,.I /, 1857.

...,,,rsn who was arrested for beatinga
mom.r and had fallen into the hands
IS \ noIice. He had the greater p.or-
go Of the Police Department rushing
aronnd with him searching LOT pail 10
Keen him from taking up his quarters
with McGinnis, at his hotel on street
En, alas, his friends deserted him, hav-
inc had q pie" enough in by-gone days,
and the result was, when we saw nun
last. his chances for taking up quarters
N The Hotel McGinnis were very pro-
missing, The uext thing was the arrest
of n man who had taken up MS quar-,
tiers in the center of c street, n a
made his bed in a place where tue
Ground was rather soft, but Ben. higoee
would not submit to this encroachment
OF the public highway, and removed nun
10 Hotel De McGinuis. After this we
maid A short visit to Piper's, where we
saw rather \ small audience, but n good
drinking one, and an excellent perior-
nance. Virginia is At the present time
rather dull, as money is deeidedly
scarce. All kinds OF business is wait
ing for payday among the mines. The
police are looking forward for their
monthly dividend, as they wei know
that nan n poor fool will WIND up ms
months earnings by paying q hne OF
So5 for being id drunk on the street.
CourLruESrs.-That immense buffer,
Charley Rhoades, has sent US Town u
kind of bill head note, written in a very
loud hand, with explosives IN 1t oig
.nouCh for a man with n eye 10 see.
He also, by the same token, throwS u
hottie of demen,ed cider, manufactured
in Champacne-A No. ~ at our leads,
and calls upon us to battle our heads in
its contents. We imbibe on compuision,
hoping that Charles may get over nat
cussei cold ofhis next year, aud that ne,
AS Stage manager, and all OF his Com
many. down TO the mentioned scene
shit,er, may be happy yet; and tnasthere
may be less noise in the green room
when Charles next plays Pat, n NIFTY
sings "The wearing of the Green,
etc, etc, etc. The fact is there amt
a cutter or %civiler or more dangerous
chan on the coast than Charley Rhoades,
and when he has u benefit we intend TO
sneak our mind so freely about him that
everybody who has any curiosity VIII go
and hear him shoot back. Charles; J.
and H., and others: Yours We
depend on you TO protect us from Tners.
KILLED BY IyplASs.-Wm. l.. Black,
of the firm Of Black i Brothers, was
killed by the Indians on the evening OF
the 9th of October, in Flint District,
about eight miles from Silver City, Ida
no. 1, appears that Mr.. Black stepped
optside of the house in which he resided
with his brother and family, about !
o'clock in the evening, with a lighted
candle to 60 to the cellar. When only
about six feet from the door he received
An arrow in his breast, near the heart,
from one or more Indians lurking
The arrow penetrated his breast TO the
depth of eight inches, as was shown by
the stain of blood upon it. The wound
ed man himself pulled out the arrow,
but the head, which was OF steel n
three inches in length, was left IN the
wound lust under the skin, and was ex-
tracted BY his brother. He lived two
hours after being wounded, and was
perfectly sensible up to the last moment.
He was 65 years Of age.
PERsoSAL.-we had the pleasure of
call, on day before Yesterday, from Sem
a,or Linn, of Humboldt county. lie
looked as blooming rs ever, and can
didly complains of being in good health
He said that Humboldt county Will come
up immensely next year n expects
half of Virginia to move on oreann'
Dun Glen and Knoxville next Fall. he
saws that very few men can be found IN
Humboldt county, land he couIdnt ten
of anvil, he is confident, who are not
opposed to the negro suffrage doctrine
and all these, with W. exceptions oil
no account, acknowledge that Universe
William has politically gone the way Oh
all the earth. He says that surveyor
General Stafford was out in
few DAYS ago, preaching universal SUI
frope and Stewart, but he did not make
any converts, even among tnose y!
whom he is personally very highly es-
teemed.
SINGULAR ISJuRY.-while coming in
from the Truckee three days since, Mr..
n. A. GULL slipped and fell upon a sharp
rock and severely injured the PROSTATE
Land, The injury was followed by IN
terpal hsmorrhage, so disabling the IN
;pred man that he was unable to travei,
and laid down by the roadside, some
where this side of a place called Louise
town, about eight miles north OF 'ir-
g;nia city. He remained by the road
Side twenty-four hours before he was
discovered, suffering great agony, when
6pallr Riff Williams and another gen.
tleman, who were coming in from the
Truckee, found him and informed DR..
Green Of his situation. Day before yes
terdav a student in the Office Of DR..
Green went out and gave the untortu-
nate man such assistance as the nature
of his injuries required.
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. Mrs.
Foye held a public seance at the Court
Room in Carson last evening. The au-
dience present numbered about one
hundred persons. Mrs. Foye, as pre-
Iiminary, made a brief statement in re-
Iatiou to spiritual manifestations. She
avowed her respect for the religious
opinions of Others, and asked equal res
meet for her religious belief in spiritual,
ism. A committee of two respected
citizens of Carson, who are not spirit
ualists. nominated by the persons pre-
sent, from the audience, took a seat ~
the table with Mrs. Foye, and The tests
by raps and writing were conducted IN d
quiet, orderly manner, seemingly to the
satisfaction Of those who received an
swers to their questions, n TO tue
wonder of many others.-ARPed!.
PrpEn's.-Rhoades and Tuers' negro
acts, in the Second Part, are the
plus ultra" of niggerisms. Miss Jennie
Morton, an accomplished dancist in the
heavy shoe line, takes a benefit tonight,
aud there will be undoubtedly a multi
tude Of attendants to testify to her repu.
,ation as n performist. Her songs n
dances have been encored every night
so far and the inference is that the