Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
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wneEe, not mHuy u"yo e6Vi oP'N'"s Wa
among the observsu, critical spectators,
when u German friend Of his stepped
excitedly up to him and took him by his
!arboard button hole, "Shoost you look
here, now, does you see da. gal NIT der
plue rippons fon her waterfall ? dat tam
pig fat jerker wsl;zin init der pig nous
TELLER, dou't it?' eyes "Vell,
now py s~heesuskrist dat jerker does got
der shtinkinest preath | ever did shmeii
in my life. waltz init heI, aud deiis
her, Men Cot + Madam, vot der tyiei
you eat? She only laughs at me, ana
ven | tries t o hold away rom ner, sne
holts me all der more, n p~reetnes
harder in my vnee. Ply tam, it u SO
rough I couldn't shtand il, so shooves
her pack and leaves her, you bet. ~
Shorge! I likes to get even on her some-
how "Get even, why that's no trick
a, all. You jnst take your old pipe, NIL
il full of the meanest tobacco you can
ind-resu,ar uiggerhead, you know
and 60 waltz with her again. Smoke IN
her face every jump, hold her to 1t ana
s,rangle her to DEATH" ""faw, yaw ;
veil by tam T! das ish goot. tries dat
next time, YOU bct." Sure enough he
did try it the 6rst chance he could get.
Spikins met him half IN hour afterwsrd,
standing in q corner, with his lower jaw
hanging, and a mighty d~iseonsoiate ex-
preston on his eountenance. well,
how did you come out on that arrange
men,?' :" oh ! Mein Cot, don't ask me
not,iu. Ipees sick like a hosoittle. |
waltz nit her, I shmokes like q steam
boat, aud p!ows it all in her yace, but
nv tam if she ~toisn't like it. She hollis
me closer as ever; she waltzes stronger
AS der tyfel, and Meiu Cot! sho puffs
and plows in mine vac dill I gifts sick
and trops on der vloor, unit bulls her
down nit me. don't want no more.
| sells out sheep, you bet. Shessus
yot a preth. Rotten cats, lim6urger,
not,in ain. half so pad. 1t vas so
much worse as der tam tobacco shmoke,
dat it shtiles nue.. Let's so drink,
PpxG's OPERA HousE.-rhe attend
ance was not large at tho Opera House
last evening, but it was highly appre-
cia,ive. The play was Kotzebue's great
fre-sct play of "Thc Stranger" a long
wiaded, prosy, old standard arrange
meut, possessed Of but little in the way
of sensation or thrilling interest, e1-
cep,iug in tho last two acts. At he con-
clusion of the fifth act, especially, the
wild, pleading emotion Of "Mrs Halter
-persouated by Miss Couldoek-oe-
comes quite distressing, the yielding
pride aud returning love Of the wronged
aud forssksu husband, rs delineatsd by
Mr.. Couldock, adding materially to the
effect. We noticed several fearful eyes
among the audience, and had there been
more people present there would doubt
less have been more eyes to wipe. G.
W. Cooke, the formerly we'll known
dramatist, came kindly forth from his
selEimposed retirement on this occasion,
and personated the intricate and dithcult
character Of "Tobias.' His makeup
was not improbable. In length, width,
hair, whiskers, and even to the stout
walking-pole in his hands, it was unex-
ceptiouable. The voice was that OF
Cooke, but il also belonged to "Tobias,"
in fact so intimately did Cooke and
- Tobias" become merged into each
other, that hereafter In contemplating
Cooke, "Toby or not Toby" Wilde
the question. As he shufied aud poled
his tall form about and across the stage,
after the style Of an Exeelsiorits on
snow shoes, he was applauded, espe-
cially when ne poled or behind the
wings. The other characters were also
generally well represented, and can
nette's" song was given by Miss Joseph
inc very pleasingly. Tonight Mr.. Coni-
dock takes a benefit, on which occasion
will be produced the great sensational
play of "Lost in London" and We
hope to see this truly talented actor
complimented with a crowed house.
INDIANS EIILED.-Several of Winnie
mucea's tribe Of Pyramid Lake Indians
last week got after four of the Indians
who we're concerned in the murder OF
the Piersou family in April last. They
chased them from the neighborhood OF
Pyramid Lake, westward to the noun
tains Of the Truckee river, not far from
the Ferry, several miles above the Big
Bend, and were aided in their chase by
the s~ub-Iudiap Agent stationed at Pyra-
mid. In the chase one Of the murderers
was shot and killed and the other three
were caught, aud finding themselves in
the clutches of the Wiunemucs, they
admitted their guilt. They were then
tied and shot dead, and their bodies lei,
10 rot. We learned these particulars
from a friend at Reno, last Saturday,
who got his information from q reliable
man who saw the three dead Indians on
Friday. The Winnemucs are said TO be
much incensed at the murder Of the
Pierson family, and seem determined
that the Goose Creek mountain Indians
shall not invade their hunting grounds
TO kill and steal on their credit, and to
their injury. It is q fact pretty well
settled that the numbering marauders
who killed the Pierson family were the
red devils who live in the Goose Greek
mountains, two hundred miles up the
Humboldt, and in the 0wyhee section
Of country.
The IMPEACHMENT OF JoHSsoS.-Read
the communication Of f. Tsusig, on this
most important subject, in our adver'
Using columns. All true hearted Union
men, and those with houses and fami.
lies, should ponder well over every word
of this a~rticle. The Mr.. Tausig oil
which we speak, is an ex.member Of
Congress, or would no doubt DO had be
ever allowed his aspirations to run 10
that direction, and at his huge and CON-
modious store, No. Is North B street,
Virginia, to which he has just removed,
he keeps a vast assortment OF new and
second hand furniture, c%rockery, glass.
ware. stoves, and general household
furniture. Upholstering in the most
approved style furnished to order. Call
and consult With Tausig. II Will pay
Lex, les Now that the warm Sum
mer season is upon US, and cool, de-
licious ice-water and other refreshing
beverages are again becoming accept.
able, we would inform the people o.
Gold Hill that Messrs. Kerrin & Simpson,
Of Virgins, have made arrangements 70
run their wagon Of ice down into this
butgh every morning, and to supply
everybody that wants leo at the very
low price OF two cents per pound. They