Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-02
LOYALTY AND UNION TRIUMPHANT =

LoYALrY AND UNION TRIUMPHANT =
GoLp Hill SriLL BELONGS II AMERICA
-"WE HAVE NET THE ENEMY AND THEY
ARE OURS PIN pleasing and brigh,
contrast to the scethiug, surgiug pande-
monium Of Democratic iuiquity raging
in front Of the polls Mt the Gold Hill
town election yesterday, was the spon-
taneous Union jubilee of victory Of last
evening, when tho counting Of the votes
was concluded, and the result made
knowu. \ triumphant result, the sum-
mary of which, as far rs the actual vote
is concerned, can be seen in our item OF
election returns. Bontires blazed, and
the glorious old Flag Of America ioated
proudly to the breeze, after the style 1t
did at the conclusion OF the rebellion.
Old Grant" from the lofty ramparts
of Fort Homestead, hoarsely beloved
forth the glad news to the loyal Amer
lean hearts Of Virginia, and quick
" to the light Of bonfres and the
sound Of many rallying shouts
martial music responded. The Central
Grant Union Club mustered and
marched to Gold Hill, with flags, trans
parencies, notices, and national music.
The grandcst old anthem of all
Marching Through Georgia being
ioiacd in BY the entire procession with
peculiar vim and effect. Down they
marched and joined with our Gold Hill
boys in one grand joyous utilization over
the important victory won that day.
Gathered round the stand in front OF
the Bank Of California, they were APP
p~ropriately addressed by Baldwin,
Campbell and Addison, in speeches
which called forth many u sonl-stirring
huzza. The band played numerous
American airs, and Elder Gibson led
the choir when the singing came in.
All felt about right, and enjoyed the
occasion to the utmost extent. Even
the Democracy managed to become i'm
bued with the general spirit OF the oc-
casiou, and Inadvertently contributed
to the loud rejoicings over their own
defeat, their little mortar sounding the
first note of victory. The Union boys
of Virginia went back home about one
o'clock, highly pleased with their visit.
SENSATION At Coao.-Our old and
much respected friend G. W. Walton,
who ;,b,b;,ates Como. thus writes uu-
oo,b ..l.,;y. 70 Tho ann.
uer u"'e VI "'.
sation caused by the recent earthquake,
in that very elevated loc0lity-oysr I'VE
hundred feet higher than Gold Hill,
and some sixteen miles to the eastward,
in Tho PALMYRA range: "Las, evening
wa hero ex~perienced three distinct
shakes Of an earthquake, the first Ii
minutes past , P. n , tue seeonu aoou.
Wss;a,sIr "rcr,sav 20 or 60 seconds
later, The two 6rs, were preceded by
a dull, heavy, rumbliug sound. The vi
brations were apparently rom ives. 70
east, ana OF snhc'en. lor's W ws s s
ouiiuinS occupy loeH,s o'.s 10
store) tremols percepuoiy. AZ ';4', y
SO, lo:l2, there were neary explosive
sounds, but no vibration; ana NOT Know
but You 'Gotd filters nau s"oa Nv.
OF the hnai impeaenmen' VI o.u auus,
and were TS.nF"'"g ma"N' WIN ."" 49,
gum out ulu NOT w TSors
snake us up SO oau'y' over ue'o 80
were nnq,e'oIs 'HPto'I,' So,maan
ABOUT 1o!u nun last evening;
tne hours o' 'en an' $500 80
WALTON. 'onnds wn'cn No' ,e!
P@ereep'Ioiy l" 60 ,ha d;roc-
americans. luz! eam M non-
non OF sot' hoNs" .sn.Son,
unue eeuol.S "uu po.":Ias,;ai oIs.,;on
tue '"nu HSUan,,s -.
the matter"
The NEW MEruop ron TUE PIANO.
NJ. VI r. wh;,o Nh. teacher Of tho
p;,no who has recently arrived from
Po.has,.r Nav yort vi, Sal. Lake CITY,
anil ia now ~.,o,n;,r at the International
- v:.-;.;a g.. ,oorn ia meet;ng
ho,e', '"s.u" many lod;e,
with very sseas n.u" tbs ,onnger
anu seh1te%u" ov.;,;1, tbom-
Pos'lo" = so,%sn nnnor,nn;,y She
seI'se war;c.n Wc,bod -
leAenes ,o"a .an,n.v had Of NJ,
winch g. ~ p;sro NsIo5son
o'ner me'nouS s.n;;nn . LroYvi'
o, orsan-PuP's ,ho,or,h has
edge OF music, -, ;nnsadohiv
anu nartno"y 49, .aroraI =,
short time we nave uv"fu se'I" y.
her pupils remark 'nn' 'esy "ou,u ~
tax fifty dollars ior the hrst 'esson lucy
recieved-aii speak IN S'oNt"E -
s;mnlv n waste of time with but little
progress. Soc NrS. Mn''e "u'eF'
ment III ah''nef
KEEP on fouR Own BEAr'-Nos only
Chief Strouse, of Virginia, came down
and kicked up a muss at our town cleo
,;on Yesterday. but one OF the regular
49,. "a, him .,so em,,otive,v
W.. a...,J
wanted 10 PUCK up nsn 49,
mat heteai'e. tuose ~" ianisr
chaps s.ay no,ne Sns;.os. anS iet
Ta;rs ,Ioua We coII ,bs ~sneciai
o,,.~,;"n ~ ,hs y;rs;n;s RoarS Of Pc.
H. Comw;,s;ona, 20 This idea We
hoS tronhis snongb With The rougbs Of
V;rc;nia interfering with and irving TO
control onr town election. without any