Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-20

ever seen this side of the Sierra, and
their doings in the jugglery and sleisbt
Of hand line are very good indeed, al
though no better than performed by
Heller and other magicians who have
appeared upon that stage. The top
spinning and other similar feats Of
dexterity are equaled by none, and
generally speaking, their entertainment
is Of very novel and interesting ma
ture, such as none can fail to be de-
lighted with. The slack rope, trapcze,
ladder balancing, etc., are particularly
coed, and as for the %acrobatis and other
doiugs by the little children of the
troupe, they are indeed surprising. The
music by the four Japanese performers
in the last act, including one female
banjo player, was truly exceedingly Pc
c%uliar, and alone worth the price Of ad-
mission. The theater will DO crowded
again tonight, therefore all who desire
eligible seats should secure them at
once. An entire change Of programme
tonight.
WARS Il MArrER?-There is an
engineer at mt Of the mills or hosting
works at Virginia, who ought to DO
either looked after or discharged for
lack of judgment. When he goes to
blow his midnight whistle he prolongs
it in u most u~nwarrantable and uncalled
for manner. He succeeds pretty much
every evening in creating an alarm Of
fire. Last evening right in the midst Of
Charley belongs speech, this ambitious
engineer started in footing his Internal
~ loag drawn out whistle until every
body began to cry "fre!" lie came
nesr breaking up the meeting in a
hurry, and if he had kept on half u
minute longer all the fire engines in the
city would have been out. Some Of
them were started for as it was. We
recommend this engineer to the special
attention Of Chief Of Police Strouse.
FALLING DOWN A SuAFr.-Thomas Gill
Sou, a miner in the Crown Point mine,
about IL A. n. to-day, by incidentally
slipping upon some loose ore, was pre-.
cipitated about eighty feet down a shute
between two Of the lower levels Of the
mine. The shute being crooked and
not perpendicular, he fortunately
escaped with only some severe bruises
and contusions, o torn scalp, II spraiued
wrist, and a very bad shaking up and
jarriug generally. 1t is II terrible fall,
aud the same which was experienced II
few weeks ago by Il brother miner, who,
like him, was fortunate in not being
killed outright.
AMALGAN STOLEN N RECOVERED
A day or two since the lone mill, DEVILS
Gate, was robbed of $3.50 worth Of
amalgam, and B. Filto, a Canadian,
was arrested by Constable Ash and Dep
uty Constable Lackey On suspicion Of
having committed the robbery and
brought to this city day before yester-
day for safe keeping. Nothing was
found in searching Filto's cabin but a
new felt hat recently stolen from one OF
his neighbors, but the search being
continued in the vicinity, the whole Of
the missing amalgam was yesterday
found buried on the side OF the hill,
not far from where it Was stolen.
BARRErT.-This dramatic star, who is
now going " the plains across used to
be a soldier boy in blue-he was II Cap
tain in the Twenty-eighth Massachusetts,
Regiment, and was ut the battle of Bull
Run. II was be that made such Il des-
perate charge upon a pine tree, losing
his sword in the conflict. The sncOun-
ter must have been as bloody and sam
culinary as his set-to with Mccullough in
Richard ye Ill, in Gold Hill, n couple
Of weeks ago.
ATTENTIVE LIsTESERs.-We noticed
Old Pike and several other prominent
file leaders of the Democratic party
near the speakers stand at the Union
demonstration last evening, apparently
drinking in every word that was ut
tered and with q particularly reflective
look upon their c~ountenances. We hope
the truths they heard may do them u
heap Of good.
CoURr-MARrIAL.-A general Court
martial was in session at Fort Churchill
on the 18th inst. for the trial Of enlisted
men of the regular army. The detail
for the Court was made from officers Of
the Ninth Infantry, Second Artillery
and Eighth Cavalry. The business be-
fore the Court was light, as it adjourned
sine die after completing its labors the
same day it met.
n. ". %SPAuLpIXo, OF San Francisco,
the Pateutee of the well.kuowa Spauld.
ing's Patent Inserted Tooth Circular
Saws, has commenced suit in the U. S.
Circuit Court of San Fracisco, before
Judge Field, against VIM. ]. Tucker,
agent for the American Saw Co., for
infringemv ut Of his patent. Alleged
damages $4,000. Contingent not ex-
ceeding three times the actual damage.
ANOTHER JuBILrE.-At Gold Hill
next Monday evening there is to be an
other grand Union jubilee in the shape
of a mass meeting, which will be held
on Main street. Hon. Geo. c. GOrhnm
and Thomas Fitch will address the peo-
pie, and q glorious time may well be
anticipated. Rally round the Flag,
boys, rally once again
D%EMocRArs TAKE NorIcE.-As will be
seen by notice in another column, the
First Ward Democratic Club will meet
at Theater Hall tomorrow friday
evening for the transaction Of important
business. A full attendance is desired.
BuLLioN.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
office Of +. Ruhling & Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, a.
799 ounces crude bullion.