Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
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their minds to see a good deal about IL
m print before the Jury bring In their
"not guilty"
Patriotic Advertising.
General Cazneau, the Grand Marshal
for the Fourth of July celebration, has
given great offence to the butchers,
"bakers and candlestick makers" be-
cause he announces that the usual
practice Of converting the procession
into a huge advertising display must
this wear Be abandoned. The butchers
are so indignant at this slight to sheep
and oxen that they call u meeting OF
all trades, professions and calling!, to
take action In the matter, when 1t Is
expected an opposition parade will be
proposed with no restrictions against
combining profit with patriotism.
PIxrai.s and Giants.
Small by degrees, and beautifully less,
and If they come much smaller 1t will
require a powerful glass to detect the
microscopic humanity. Admiral Dot,
fifteen FOUNDER, has only just closed
the exhibition of his miniature body
when there turns up from some I'M
known quarter another little animal
IN the form of q man, and so small
that he might be one of the citizens of
Lilliput that CULVER slowed away in
his pocket, as narrated In the history
of Ills travels. II this new Dot was
manufactured to order for the show
business. lie reflects credit on his pater-
nal producer, but If intended for al
ordinary normal production, Il quart
bottle, alcohol and a medical museum
ought to have been the proper termi-
nation to his infantile career.
Chang, the Chinese giant, accompa-
MED by his wife, King Foo or the
Golden Lily, the former being the tall
est man In the world lover eight feet
high), and the latter the most beautiful
Of Chinese women, are holding levees
at Woodward's Gardens. Time was,
before the completion Of the Pacific
Railroad, when all these wonders OF
the world-giants, plgmics, beautiful
| Circassians, and other molistrosities-
Ignored our existence, and like the
plague of lecturers, took heed OF
neither our intellectual cultivation o
natural curiosity, but passed by OIL the
other side of the continent. Now We
are overwhelmed with all that Is as
founding, abnormal and surprising IN
the fifty cent exhibition line.
and except for the unsccountlble alb
sence of the learned pig, who has not
konn ,,,itl, ~, for mora fhnn n ynnr wa !
must hold within the borders OF this
fair State u complete assortment OF
every creature that was cver shown for
half dollar.
mr.. Dilke's Editor.
The Alta alluded a short time ago to
n Nevada editor, celebrated In bikes
book. Greater Britain, who Is reported
to have asked the author How Is
Thomas Il. Carlyle? He ken sling
ink he ken!" If there Is now, or
ever was 4 paper called the Necadn
Union GdzeIe, the editor OF that jour-
nal Is, or was the supposed utterer Of
Mr.. bikes fictitious sentence. The
work In question Is so full Of untrutll-
ful and dishonest statements about
California that they are almost Obvious
to the distant reader.
G'rhe ANa must have alluded to Me-
vada City, Californla.-ED. News.
NewspaperiaI.
As | predicted a short time ago, the
AHa has had to reduce and come down
to q twenty-five-ccnt-a-weekly. The
days for high-priced papers in San
Francisco have gone by, never to re-
turn until railroads and electric wires
resolve Into their original elements,
and the Panama steamer becomes, as.
of old, the only means of commune.
eating with the rest of the world. If
the Examiner makes good use Of Its
dispatches lit will have them tonight
for the first tlme) the Bulletin must
soon feel the effects decomposition, and.
1t will also have to reduce.
Marriages.
The Governor of British Columbia
was married yesterday to Il daughter
of Dudley Field, the eminent lawyer.
Governor Haight, Mayor Selby and
other prominent gentlemen were pres
ent Mt the ceremony. Figaro says that
Emily Melville will shortly be mar
ried to Mr.. Thomas Derby, Secretary
to Mr.. Holiday, II Of the agents for
the North Pacific Transportation Com
pany, and that she has not made up
her mind to leave the stage, which Is
in direct contradiction to all the re-
ports hitherto printed. Miss Lydia
Thompson, 1t Is stated, was united to
her agent, Alexander Henderson,
shortly before starting for California;
and Miss Celia Howson, who was such
q favorite here a couple of years ago,
has connubiated with q Salt Laker
named Parsons.
Theatrical World.
It is reported that Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett will soon 90 East to fill u star
engagement at Niblo's Theater, New
York, returning here about next
Christmas. Tomorrow night Is the
long-expected date OH which the Lydia
Thompson troupe Will make tieir MIS-
appearance before q California auui.
enee. Nothing since the opening OF
the California Theater has been iooKeu
forward to more eagerly, and Ma
guire's British Blondes only tend to
Increase expectation by giving the
.publlc a small idea of what the queens
Of burlesuue can do. Of course there
will be a big cry Of artistic indccency,
and much discussion as to the morality
of high skirts and low waists but II
Miss Lydia Is all that fancy paints her,
she will 1901 vanquish plous opposi-
ton. JACK HoRNER.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN PLACER.-The
Auburn Herald of the 18th inst. says:
A sad accident occurred Mt Damascus.
T., ti,;y ,o,u,fy on rrLtiraI1nv affprnOOu