Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-27
H EVENING NEWS.
AyoruEa FArAL MINING AcoIpESr.-


ASoruSa FATAL MINING ACCIDENT
,bou, seven o'clock this morning as the
,,in.-s n, n;ob, sbif. i, The sou,b mine of
The CHOW acket Oompan were coming
of from work, Patrick Conner lost his
life in the following manner: He, to-
with two others, came from the
drift where they had been working, at
The 730-foot level, in order to come up
ON the cage which was waiting for them
in the shaft. His two companions got
mon the caye bnt Conner beiny de-
,a;nsa hsh;n5 Ala No, come mill after
Inc hell was runc for the cage to hoist.
They ,o,s him he was too late. but not
v;tSs,ond;ng Their can,io, he nersisted
in ,akino rho chances and ATTEMPTED to
spring upon the cage ius, as it started.
He only O one foot on and caught the
side irons with his hands when the swiftly
ascending cage brougbt his head in yio-
lent contact Win the can timber of the
station and be fell backward into the
station When n;ckea nm he was dead.
h;s na., ho;na hroLsn and his skuil
Ns Taa .o,nh, % ,hs
n"NssnS 1900, wos
49,. v;oo:",a =, .har,a of his
-, - - ,ba Soy,gc mine
aud who was Immediately sent for when
the accident occurred. An inquest a
probably already osen neia ~ oSTrsI
HNS ~. r., ak vsors of
anu nv n"a nni. 49, ,vnrt,ns obont 2
"se, no Oa'! 90 Nc ao.ts Was an.
wa =, ~ own rs.Lj.ssness.
r,reiy 'ae fesu.. - hsIf
pustns .HS pas a win
". y yafIan. -, Comnsnv has
saSJm 1900. in Nh. matter
".SI"n.s r. ha;nn onlv the third
,ha, n.r;oa wh;ch has heen Mt.
49,, ~. 80, -, Th;s nrac.
tenoeu WIN" 'a'ai 49,"
tee o,JumpihS upon tue 49,,
oeii signai mas oeeh sven s,S,
rather 'aan w",t nNe ~ -
cage 10 so up anu come LOW nrs
a very ~reprehensioie anu u""g..o ~
yet II IS frequently uone. ~ -
come SO perfectly I"'niI"' 49, ~
dangers tna' 'ney osso.u. S".s,
gardins tnem, anu ,Is;r I;vss
n sometimes tiSN .n..s.;.v
where there Is no poS
iorH IT,
TRIAL OF LEFEvaE.-hugene Le'e''e
was placed on trial in the District
Cour, virginia, before Judge Rising,
r. 80 .o.,ord,v CHARGED with
aay oe.o'v go. 49, Co. s;I,;rs a
%utu 100 raSch north of Sir.
uee"au y" 80 AI,hongb
su $50 w.h;,I nrnveS mortal was
49, oonn,v the man
s;uI ~ ,n;. oonn,v This fsc, ave rise
80. S;s.nss;oH C,f,cr the witnesses
Ia 49, sSam;0saS among the counsel
uaon H. nnss,;on Of ;nr;sdiction-au-
,bor;,;ss onnear;ng TO differ as to wheth-
er the man should be tried in the county
where the mortal INJURY was in,."S
OF sue 'ouas aa.;asS ,b,, the case
was within the jurisdiction of the Dis
,rict Court of this county. After being
out eighteen hours, the jury failed TO
agree, aud were discharged. they
stood eleven for finding a verdict OF
murder in the first degree, and one Tor
murder in the second degree. A new
Jury has to be ~impanneled, and the case
tried again. It will be recollected that
Lefevre escaped from the county Jail by
oyerpowering Jailer Gregory, iniicting
wounds in consequence of which he
subsequently, died, aud that the muir
derer was Afterwards arrested in Cali
fornia for highway robbery, and served
u a term IN tne ssA.e rrasoa % ia "a
,U,n s.rs ,bro,sS The ins,rumentality
Of ds,setive Johnson. of San Francisco,
who has received from the Executive Of
Nevada a reward Of $1,000, When ms
present trial rs e0neluaeI &C.,
De tred LOT tue S'ii'uS VI
WEEKLY BuLLIoS.-The following is a
statement of the amount Of bullion
,h;,nad ar r.cs;vsd for ASSAY during
.m.. 80 wells
.nePas' "ee 49, --.
Fargo & Co., In uoio nit, 'uefe "e,s
shipped 3,47s pounds OF assayeu oui-
lion, valued at Sss,4oo w. ,om ,uei,
Office in virginia, s,4sS pounas, 'aiusu
at Sls9,472 80. the amount Q, e.uos
bullion received LOT m,Ius r. :,
Virginia, II, sls ounces; Leopold Kuh,
of Virginia, 2,5ss ounces ; w, y. Sous,
field y 20. successes 70 no,S
go;)' o. ahs,a, t 0sScs of E Rublipo
~ GOO om1css. W;eoand 4 Co.,
So l;T 90 os7 -ounces.
Oh "o H
SPEcTAcLEs AND EYE-etAssEs.-A''
G. Frankel, the celebrated 0ptician o.
s.n Francisco. ia stoppipg at the Inter.
-, 49, y;-c;n;a c;,v and will
r.m.;D there for n few DAYS for the pur>
nose of supplying those thu. require
optical assistance with his celebrated
Russian Pebble Spectacles. Mr.. FRANKIE
has so adapted practice with theory on
that delicate organ, the eye, that nc
matter how critical the case may be, nc
one need despair if he leaves the judi
cious selection of those instruments to
him. Mr.. Frankel has also q large and
superior SELECTION OF new SYKES OF opess
helQ ana mhriue SihsScs, micfosSoPos