Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-05
snoorlxe scaArs.-The blOOdyIrhird

and before the blood on the sidewalk is
fairly dry from n little unpleasant
ness, another occurs, so that o we
can point out no less than three places
where human blood reddens the side
walks, marking the occurrence Of som
~ssnguinary ARRAY. Between IL and IL
o'clock last night u row occurred be-
tween Tom Clarity and Mike Lane, at a
saloon on South c street, resulting from
q quarrel about ONE election matter.
Both were pretty tight, but they fought
like tigers. Both were badly bruised,
and Lanes scalp was terribly cut up by
blows from q pistol which Clarity pro-
cured. They were separated, and Gar
rity left, but Lane stsid at he saloon,
talking pretty loudly and swearing re-
venge. About Is or 20 minutes after
ward, Clarity returned, and coming
into the saloon he commenced shoot
ting at Lane, who at n ran out into
the street, Clarity following and con-
tinuiug to shoot. He fred four shots,
one of which took effect in Lanes right
elbow. He then ran south along the
street, and near Prader's iron yard u
man, seeing him running, drew u pistol
and shot at him without effect. He
made his escape up n flight OF steps
to B street. Constable Gus. Ash and
special officer Warnoch got after him
and soon found and arrested him ut q
boarding house on b street, and took
him to the county Jail. When Lame re.
ceived the shot in his elbow, he roared
out most Justify, "Pm killed! I'm
killed ~ and IA captured without dit
ficulty by q couple of policemen. They
took him to q physicians o over No.
2's engine house, but for reasons best
known to themselves the numerous doc
tors whose Offices are all within twenty
feet Of that room, all made themselves
suddenly scarce. Not one could be
found. After lying there about half an
hour, DR.. Atchison, whose office Is down
street, hearing Of the affair, came, and
good Samaritan like, dressed the wounds
in his scalp. The ball in his elbow was
plainly felt, but not being properly pre-
pared the Doctor concluded to leave it
in until this morning, as the bone did
not appear to be shattered.
LcSG FAcEs.-Seversl miles have been
added to the length Of the faces OF the
Democracy in Storey County. They
average about an inch and t~hree-qusr-
tiers apiece additional length since the
result of the late election has been de-
clared. This is by reason of the general
dropping Of the lower jaw. Any COM
mon mathematician can tell pretty near
the exact amount Of money each OF
them have lost just by the length OF his
fece. The only consolation the mos
desperate of them have is in cursing the
poor management Of their party leaders.
This perfect solferino Of II defeat took
them all by surprise, and they are in a
demoralized condition. Their would
be Senators and Carson statesmen have
suddenly conceived a %hankering for Pri-
vate life. Vcsey has burned his
broom, Bob Taylor uses catarrh
snuff freely, Bob Lowery. has
taken ~tolreading the Anauias and Sap
phira portion of the Bible, and Old PIKE
has Joined the Good Templars. The
most sensible and truly reflective OF the
Democracy consider the times TO be
" out of Joint" and many, very many,
freely declare that chey will never vote
with that corrupt, Inefficient, totally
d~emoralized party again. It's WELL
Goyr FROM OUR GAzH.-G. A. Brier'
formerly local reporter Of the NEws, to-
gether with G. H. Taylor, Sam Ewing
and Andrew McDougal, I'LL Gold Hill
bows, and of the very best bone and
sinew element Of our population, lett
for White Pine yesterday afternoon.
They would have started several days
sooner, but they waited in order to put
in their vo,es.for Grant and Colfax and
sec tina. the country was safe before
they left. They went with a private
stage line Of their own, consisting OF a
covered wagon and four formidable
looking horses, and took along q full
supply Of provisions, tools, etc., for 3
winters campaign among the reputed
rich deposits Of that now famous region
The best Of luck attend them.
GLEE CLUB DrsBASDrYG.-The ia
nous Grant Glee Club, which has per-
formed much excellent service during
the great Presidential campaign now
Just concluded, were ont having a good
time last evening at Virginia, as a sort
of " wind up" They visited the resi-
dences of several Union men and some OIL
the saloons, serenading with some oil
their best songs, aud being hospitsoty
dealt with wherever they went. They
consider their services at an end now,
in the singing line. For their willing
effectiveness during this campaign they
are entitled to the thanks Of the Union
party.
ANOTHER SHOOTING ScRAPr.-About
II A. NJ. to-day, at Virginia, a couple o
men whose names we did not ascertain,
got into a quarrel about money mat.
tiers, in an alley way leading from 'ns
rear Of Cissa's gambling saloon on Y
street, in the Third Ward, through 70
B street. The result was that one sried
to make himself whole BY grabbing the
watch Of the other, who in return tried
to make u hole in him with q derinSes.
They then clirched and fought ashor.
time, when both were arrested anu
taken to the sta~tion-house.
BLACK REPuBLIcANs..-There was
time not many years ago when Unioi
men did not exactly fancy being called
Black Republicans, but latterly they
have rather liked it, and now, in view
of the great triumph Of their principles
among the loyal masses of true Amer
leans, they actually begin to feel slight.
cd If the u Black" is left ont.
THE Nxw TELEGRArH.-The posts OF
the new telegraph line are placed along
C street, Virginia, and yesterday niter'
Noon the work Of setting them had pro
crossed as far as Gold Hill. Ihey ar
being continued down Main street 70
day toward Silver City. The s'tctSn,
ing of the wire follows close upon TUX
setting Of the poles.
BuLLIoS.-There was shipped iron
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill ono
this morning, lG sacks Of bnliior
-L;n. O nnunda and OF IN