Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-02
THE EVENING NEWS.
thur IRRypRrssIpLy FENALE.-Two

n whimsical lunacy, INDUCES freely in
the fond delusion that one Charley Ockel
who keeps q saloon on south @ street,
Virginia, is her husband-her own be-
loved B~reckenfeldt, who so wickedly de-
serted her in California two or three
wears ago. Two weeks ago last evening
she came to the saloon and troubled
Charley for the twentieth time, and he
turned her out. She set up a terrible
yelling and screeching, and was by OH
GERS Gould and Brinton hustled oil 70
the statiou-house, arousing the whole
town with her Internal screeches as they
took her down street. Next day, con-
yicted Of disturbing the peace, she was
fined $50, in default Of which she was
committed to the City Jail for hiteen
DAYS. She was, for reasons not eS-
nlained. however, let out four or hve
DAYS before the expiration OF her SEN
,cncc and the result is that last even
ING about . o'clock, she made another
raid on Charley's premises. lie forcl-
bly elected her, showing her out
pretty roughly across the sidewalk
and into the gutter. She recovered
ncT euulllUTluIu III u SNNShNN SAN
squally old war-whoop that would nave
excited the envy Of eleven tom-cats,
she made II desperate charge at the
front of the saloon. The doors were
closed, but being unfortunately OF glass,
tho Infatuated female proceeded, as she
has so of done before, to totally de-
molish every light Of it, in either doors
or windows that she could have time to
smash before the officers rabbed her,
screaming murder ~ and "hell-hre Y
all the while. She is again in the sta
ton house, and Charley is anxious to
have her condemned for life, on charges
Of attempted assassination, rape, BUR
clary, bigamy and general proclivity
for destruction, which he has preferred
against her. The law, however, utterly
fails to protect him from her mcrciless
raids, and in anticipation OF another
visitation from her in q few days, Just
as soon as they let her out again, ne Is
going 10 have the whole front part OF
his saloon sheathed over with boiler
iron. the windows and doors especially
She is q devil Of q woman, n nc nus
take. Poor Charley is in despair IL
has cos, him all his profits, during the
mast wear, or more to keep his windows
and doors mended.
Miss SuE RoBISsoS's BESIFIr.-Next
Thursday evening the proposed benefit
to this popular favorite actress, Miss Sue
Robinson, takes place at Pipers' Opera
House. Il will be ladies' night, OF
course, and on that special occasion
will be presented for the first time IN
this State the beautiful, romantic n
thrilling drama entitled the "Corslcan
BROTHERS, The twin brothers, Fabien
and Louis Del Franchi will both be pre-
sented BY Miss Robinson, and from her
we'll known ability, no one IAN DOUBT
the effectiveness Of the rendition. She
will be well supported by a JudiciouS
selection of the most talented among
the Opera House Company. This hne
play is possessed Of the most absorbing
interest throughout, and q had u
great run whenever it has been pre-
seu,ed in any Of the great cities OF the
East. Miss Robinson is a very promis-
ing aud deserving young actress, and
her legion of friends hereabou' s Will see
TO il that her benefit is u substantial
one.
The FrRENES's ELEcrIoS.-The grand
annual election for Chief and First and
Second Assistant Engineers OF the Vir-
ginia Fire Department, which takes
place day after tomorrow, promises 10
be a very lively affair in its way. NO
one ever saw half as much buzzing as
there is going on among the friends OF
each of the candidates. We hear OF no
largo sums of money being paid lot
votes, but numbers of bets, of various
amounts in coin-some OF them pretty
heavy ones, oar already staked on
the result. As to the merits OF the can
didates, every voter can be MS own
Judge. ]. C. Wilcox and Thomas han,
bridge are candidates for Chief, and
Wanie Wright for First Assistant, as
nav be seen by reference to their re-
spectiye cards in our advertising col.
umns They are all smart, active, ant
efficient fremen, and whichever Is
elected will ably fulfill the duties oil
the office.
Az HONEST CoxFsssIoS.-"An honest
confession i, good for the SOUL" so 1t is
said, whether in religion or in politics
Judge Pitzer, in his Democratic speech,
the other night in Gold Hill, evidently
had a burden on his political soul, Tor
in speaking Of Governor Nye's short
coming, in saw-mill enterprises, he
(Pitzer) said he never denied but that
the Democratic party rould steal-ou'
Democrats were sharp enough not o DC
caught at it. "That's so,' said a
valiant democrat in the crowd ; and SO
thought Pitzer. Pitzer came near KICK
ing the bucket, some time ago, 1--WE are
chad he didn't, and now, as he is con-
Tossing the sins of his party, we rather
like the old fellow better than ever
PrpEns' OPERA HousE.-The grand
array of the patrons of the Opera House
were present in full force last evening
Amanda Lee, Fanny Hanks, Miss Jose
phine, Woodland, Burbank, and the rest
ali put their best foot forward, and TIT
entertainment was Of the most amusing
and satisfactory character, closing wit,
The laughable farce OF the "blae'
Statue +" in which the ravishing form o
Miss Addle Lamont represented 10
Wshape." We are much pleased =
note that Johnny Tuers is now able t
take full part in the performance tina
il 10 say-Tuers is himself again. kea
the excellent programme for tonight.
BALLS on ST. PArRIcK's NIeHT.-A
Theater Hall, Gold Hill, on the evenin
Of St. Patrick's Day-the nth inst
grand Ball is to be given for the 6enet
Of 81. Patrick's church, Gold Hill. A
The same time there will be a similarb a
given by the Fenisn Brotherhood D., =
Athletic Hall, Virginia. Both a
will doubtless be very fully attended 0
,ha. auspicious occasion, and prepar,
tious are being made on an eStensi'
scale, in order to render each a PEREZ
success in every respect. READ aoo'
49, Dali. IN ooradyartiain0 column