Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05
GiorIop, Union Rally at Dayton.


brilliant and enthusiastic affair, not
wi,hs,auding the rainy, disagreeaoie
weather. The Grant Glee Club, OF var
ginia. aud large delegations OF Union
men from that city and Gold Hill, went
down in stages, o~innibusses, and by
other modes of conveyance, the Club
singing in gay style as they passed
through. Gold Hill. Silver City also
turned out in strong force, and things
were decidedly lively in Dayton that
night. All the principal houses were
brilliantly and t~astefully illuminated,
and the smiles Of numerous fair ladies
beamed from the balconies as the pro-
cession passed along the streets. Not
w~ithstanding the rain the torches, num-
bering some three hundred, burned
brilliantly, and the numerous transpa-
rencics also borne along showed TO good
advantage with their appropriate mot
toes. Right proudly did the boys SO
marching along with the good old flag
waving over them, keeping step to the
national airs played by the band, and
cheered at various points By the crbwds
OF spectators along the sidewalks.
Marching at length to 0deou Hall, they
filed that spacious room to its utmost
capacity. The speech of Hon. Thomas
Fitch is pronounced one Of his best and
happiest efforts, and Judge \. W. Bald
win never spoke to better advantage.
The Glee Club sang any number Of their
choicest campaign songs, and were very
much applauded. After the exercises
at the Hall were over, the boys visited
various places of good cheer in the
town, and had a glorious good time. II
vas among the wee hours OF the
morning that the Virginia and Gold Hill
delegations returned, the Club still
singing rs they passed along. Dayton
is all right sound and true as she ever
has been, and safe for a healthy major
ity for Grant and Colfax.
The GREAT ClRcus To-SIGHr.-Chi-
arini's Royal Italian Circus, by far the
best which has ever yet appeared on the
Pacific Coast, will open at Virginia this
evening for \ run Of six nights only, as
it is already billed to appear at Washoe
and other places. The ring is con-
struc,ed, and a huge pavilion already
erected in the large open lot between Z
and F streets, just north OF the Oriental
hotcl-a most excellent location. Not
having any programme Of exercises
published, we annot state what will be
the nature of the performance, but
doabt not that it will be first rate and
even better, as there are nearly sixty
horses attached to the establishment, to
say nothing OF the human and other
performers. We saw the trick ponies,
dwarfs, etc., pass along yesterday, to-
gether with lumber aud baggage enough
to build and furnish II small town. They
have the best band Of martial music on
the coast, and Nil the Accommodations
and appointments for the comfort of the
audience are of the very best. 1t is
different from all other circuSes in many
respects, as well us being superior to
all. The management desires us 10
state that owing to not being able to find
n suitable, locality sufficiently large here
at Gold Hill, they will not be able to
open ut this place, although they would
like very much to do so. The people Of
Gold Hill and vicinity who desire to
attend. will have to do so at Virginia.
SEVERE AccipESr.-About I o'clock
last evening, George Hadley and an
other person were coming in n buggy
over the Geiger Grade to Virginia,
when opposite the Pacific Brewery, near
the junction of B and c streets, in try
ing TO pass one Of the incoming Reno
stages, by driving between the coach
and the bank at the side Of the road the
buggy was upset. Mr.. Hadley was
thrown against the wheels Of the coach,
but fortunately was not run over. lie
was considerably bruised and cut about
the head. The other man escaped I'M
hurt. Mr.. Hadley was taken to Liver
more's drug store, when Dr.. Bryarly
being called upon came and gave the
requisite surgical attendance to his in
~iuries. The Doctor informed us this
morning that his patient was getting
along finely, not being seriously injured.
lie certainly had II narrow escape.
"Tuy DAILY SArEGuARD."-The old
Tire,pa,s m to us this morning with
the above heading. it having changed
into q Democratic organ since last Sat-
urday. 1t is now a morning paper, with
the name of john /. CHM as editor, ut
the head Of its columns. John was the
former local editor, but now vacates
that position in favor Of Bob Lowery.
We know them both, and know just
what they can DO. We can forgive all
their Trespasses, but whether we can
forgive all that they may do in their
new capacity remains 10 he proven.
Whenever a man branches out into the
checkered landscape Of modern Democ-
racy he gets mixed, and we have to take
him as he develops. We shall, how
ever, eudeavor TO I" deal with them
kindly" asking the same indulgence on
their part.
New Srocx BnoSER.-Under head OF
"New To-day" see advertisement OF j.
B. E. Cavalier, stock broker, No. GO
South C street, Virginia. Mining stocks
bought and sold on commission only.
Stocks bought on n margin, or on time,
and commissions on the purchase or
sale of all stocks one per cent, being ut
a considerably less rate than usual with
other brokers. Mr.. Cavaliers reputn-
ton as a.:mau of s.ric, bushes, in.sgri-
ty and unimpeachable responsibility is
well and long established, and for his
agent in his Virginia office he has X.
T. Smith, formerly in the same line OF
business on his own account, and there
fore well experienced in it. Those de-
sirous Of dealing in any way in stocks
would do well to call at the new ONCE.
PIPER's OPERA HousE Saturday at
ternoon and evening, and last evening,
this highly popular place of amusement
was exceedingly well attended by audi
ences which, although not particularly
immense, were yet enthusiastic. Willie
Edouin, Miss Sue Robinson, and the
Opera House Company presented some
very excellent little plays. pautomimes,
etc, in q very superior manner giving
universal satisfaction. Had il no, been
for tho rain and general sloppiuess Of
the weather on each occasion the theatre
wonld doubtless have been well crowd