Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-22
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FATAL AoclpESr.-About 5 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon a Frenchman
named Francis Bremel, draymen, In the
employ of Pascal, Dudebat b Co., on
jackson street, near Montgomery, pro-
cured q horse at the livery stable oppo.
site the store for a ride. He mounted
the animal in the stable, but had hardly
touched the saddle when tho horse COM
meuced jumping. Brcmel kept his seat,
and tried to force the horse down the
steep steps at the door, when the ami.
nal fell and rolled upon him, sprang up
and fell again on the PROSTATE man, and
finally stepped upon his breast. Bremel
was taken up in an insensible condition
and carried to tho Office of his employ
ers, from whence he was taken to the
French Hospital. Yesterday the unfor-
tunate man died from the effects of his
injuries. He was unmarried.
NAN INSTANTLY KILLED.-About It
o'clock this morning a force of steve
dores were engaged at the Mechanics
Fair Pavilion, erecting the great arches,
when one of their number named VIM.
Howes, went up on one Of the frames to
loosen q timber, when be lost his bal
ance and fell to the ground below, q dis
lance of about fifty feet. He was terri
bly, bruised and mutilated by the fall,
and instantly killed. His body was
taken TO tho Coroner's office. He was
in the employ Of G. W. Martin, at whose
house, on Main street, between Howard
and Folsom, his funeral will take place,
Sunday, Q P. N. Howes was q native
of New York, aged about "a years, and
unmarried.
DEAF MUrEs' CELsBRATIoS.-The deaf
mutes of this city celebrated the ami
versary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill
Wednesday last, by q surprise party and
social entertainment at the Mission
Dolores. 1t was the first entertainment
of the kind ever given by them in this
State, and was greatly enjoyed by all
who we're present. The surprise party
was held at the house of q respected
aged couple, who, like their visitors, are
both deaf mutes. The entertainment
continued till q late hour.
BURGLARY. About 4 o'clock this
morning special officer Kentzel met two
men in the neighborhood Of Bush and
Taylor streets, each carrying n large
family market basket. It turned out
that they had forced the door of Wool
ley's grocery store, corner of Taylor
and Sacramento streets, and loaded
themselves with cakes, pies, cans Of
oysters, sardinss, and other edibles ;
also, bottles Of hair oil and cologne,
combs, brushes, toilet articles and
h%aberdashery, to the value of $50 and
upwards-taking two baskets from the
store to convey them away. So many
of the police force have resided In this
neighborhood that prudent rufians have
kept away from It, and the residents
have had on immunity from burglary
and other crimes. We learn that the
men have since been captured.
FIRE THIS MoRNIsa.-At about Eve
o'clock this morning q FIRE occurred in
n frame house on jackson street, near
Kearny, owned by q man named Noel.
roy, and occupied by Chinese cigar
makers. The building was badly dam.
aged, and there was no insurance on it,
About twenty minutes afterwards m.
other FIRE broke out on Clara street,
near Fourth, occupied by q man named
Phelan. The building val considerably
damaged before the iremen could sub.
due tho flames.
FIRST Wharf.-The first lot of wheat
thrcshed from tho present harvest wal
brought from Antioch last night on the
Stockton steamer. The same town has
the honor Of sending also the first lo'
Of barley to this city, from the now crop
Mrs. Cordelia Recmes, arrested with
DR.. Josslyn for abortion and admitted
to bail in the sum Of $4,000, has beer
delivered by her bondsmen into the
custody Of the police.
The Democratic County Committed
have taken rooms on Merchant street
over the Ivy Green, for naturalization
purposes during the campaign.
Thomas Finn has been elected Secre.
tary of the st. Mary's Benevolent ant
Temperance Society.
A Democratic Club has been organ
lied in the Eighth Ward. President
r. A. Thompson.
Tho Health Office was crowded again
this morning by those who came to bt
va%ccinated.