Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03
SAN FnAScisco, Sept. 2, 1870.
Tho BIsesey Mystery.

Although the mystery Of Miss Moo
death has not yet been thor
oughly cleared up, the excitement con-
corning 1t has considerably abated and
the mthinking populace who clamored
so Justify for an innocent mans life,
acknowledges that 1t jumped to con-
illusions on the solo basis of presump-
tive evidence. The men of the present
generation are so often described rs
going abous like roaring lions, deyour-
Ing female Innocence with as little
conjunction as the individual Of whom
the roaring Hon Is a type, Is said to
gobble up Il lost soul, that the evidence
given at the inquest Of tho manner In
which the young girl was treated dur
Ing her wandering, will give quite q
shock to the preachers of masculine.
depravity. Tie poor little maiden
goes roaming around the country for a
couple Of days, without a cent of
money in her pocket, and yet meets
with more Kindness and tender consid-
Grafton than II she had travelled In a
coach and four, with u heavy purse
and q titled eseosts The rough Je!u
who has been SO long on the road that
the name Ills Godfather and Godmother
gave him In his baptism Is merged into
Jack, Che stage driver" takes the
little wanderer under his protection
while she Is tramping the dusty road
to Pacheco, and with the spirit OF true
nobility, gives her a half dollar to pay
the fare to Martinez. The keeper Of
the roadside house brings her out n
dinner althoughto told she has no money
TO. pay for II. The driver from Pacheco
10 Martinez refuses to take her fifty
cents for that portion Of the route, the
hotel keeper at Martinez willingly
gives her supper, bed and breakfast,
the captain OF the steamer between.
there and; San Francisco brings her
back without charge, the intelligence
office Keeper. promises her a situation
without fee, and lastly, the people at
the Cosmopolitan treat her with as
much respect as II she was a million
aires daughter whose custom would be
worth fifty dollars a week. to the house.
SO It seems that charity Is by no means
the rarity that some people suppose,
and that the rock OF human selflshness
only needs touching with the wand Of
chlldlike innocence, to produce a flow
of pure generosity and Kindness.
a DsusesstIe Dessrtisn.
The very noisy sympathy OF our
irish citizens with the French cause
a sympathy, BY the way, strictly CON-
Hned.to defamation, and which would
be more excusable If accompanied with
money for the wounded--is likely to
cost the Democratic party the whole Of
the German vote. Four thousand Ger
mans assembled In mass meeting on
Wednesday might, and resolved that
they would have nothing further
to do with . party whose dominant ele-
ment consisted OF the enemies Oh .aeir
ccum,iy, aY H. ! thsn hv q torcb-
iiaht procession. This resolution
makes the election of the tax-payers'
nominees aimostra certainty, and has
caused the utmost CONSERVATION In the
camD ,of.the unterriAsd, The Exau-
insr forebodedt this c~atastrophy a week
or two faeo,.and sharply lectured the
frlsh wing on the policy of keeping
ouiet until die election was over then,
Il intimated, they could rejoice and
exult to their hearts content over
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