Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05

The S%ANGuINARY THIRD.-The most OF
the election fighting Of last night, in
Virginia, WAS done in the sanguinary
Third Ward. Up to past midnight the
Democracy were tlo~urishing after the
good old style about the-polls which
were held two or three doors north OF
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s, on south G street,
aud we saw ut least one with his head
bandaged and bloody and n eye
closed, sloshing around, DESTROYS Of get
ting oven on the man who hit him.
Farther south, in the dog.poisoning
neighborhood, near the St. Louis brew
ery, Mrs. B~reckeufeldt got after her old
flame, just in the edge Of the evening,
aud taking advantage Of his being a
little tight she got him down on tue
sidewalk and rolled him to her satisfac.
ton, trying to get even on alleged past
ueglectand reputation. Toward morn
ing there was q social row among the
inhabitants Of the I" Upper Level" build
ing. A shot was fired through n parti-
tiou, choice talk was INDUCED In very
freely among the females, and the devil
was to pay generally for time. A new
broom is said 70 sweep clean, and un-
less certain n~uisances that we know OF
in that quarter are absted by tho Chief
Of Police elect, or abate themselves, We
may be induced to speak a little palmer
hereafter.
woNAN FOUND DEAD IT VIRGISIA.-
Between nino and ten o'clock last eyen-
ing, in response to Information received,
policeman Harmon and Coroner Gar
trell, Of Virginia, proceeded to a small
house at the corner of Is and Mill streets,
aud there found u woman lying dead
upon her bed. Being Induced 10 believe
there was foul play in the matter. they
wont TO another house aud arrested a
woman known rs Irish Maty, and n Cor
nishmau named William Reynolds. A
thorough investigation will be made.
The deceased, Mrs. Fairy, was the same
woman who has figured 80 frequently In
both city and county Jail during the past
two or three years, furnishing many
items for the newspapers. She was
addicted to i~utemperance, and wal the
mother Of three children. All efforts to
reform her proved %unavailing, but she
rests in peace at last.
A TRryLE.-The Democratic victory
10 Virginia City yesterday, wasn't any
very great shakes, after all. They car
ried their Mayor by only ~sixty-6ve ma
jority. That's nothing 10 tue way OF
majority. Wait until the people Of
Storey county vote for General Grant
for President. His will bea majority
that will be worth talking abOut-will
bo worth getting out the flags for, firing
of cannon, and having u Jubilee over.
Wait. /.
Nor IDENrIYIED.-The skeleton bones
and other human remains found q day
or two since, near Silver City, are not
vet identified. The Corners jury, who
vent 10 the spot yesterday, ELECTED
nothing moro than what we published
in yesterdays NEws, except that they
picked up u gold two dollar and a half
piece and q revenue stamp, on the
ground neal by.
ELECTED. : Washoc Typographical
Union No. 65 elected, on the Sd inst,
for six months ensuing, the following
officers j. +. Mccarthy, President J.
L. Williams, Vice President ; Carl Scev.
ers, Secretary; John s. McCann, Treas
urer; R. L. Tilden, Sergeant5at-Arms,
Board Of DirectorsI. W Sxeet, John
Church, Joseph L. Eckley:
jTun C,ns Ar RxtSo.L The railroad is
finished TO Reno, IN tho TruekeeS and
the cars arc running with freight and
passengsrs 70 that point. The stages
| IRON VirgiuiK wiiL however, continue
to connect with the cars at Hunters,
Eve miles above, until proper stAAling
is providel.arRstd
No TAKIss4A staassh. ,Uaicp1ma
from Cola Hin ysssssasys; IN yilifls
city, oasrSd- 20 sstt asds fat ~ the
money, thess0ssSrnk6sAuf son3dl e9fry
the State Of Nevada for ~Presidehe Bpi
there were no takssaa
BuLLioN.-Goid Hill Brunch Assay
| Office of E. Rulings Co, received thi:
morning for melting and assay, 1914
ounces eruds bullion. -,un.a .-"snas,
Liberty Hosr OoxpAsH.Afho regu'
lar monthly meeting Of, this Company
will be held on Wednesday evening
May 9Th. 500 firtns qa.S soi- Er'H .InD
BuLLloS.-C. Wiegs.d,6Go., Of Cole
Hin, received this morning, for melting
IL ~HuAn hlIItnn 500