Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PDaveny TJones TN F1leorowr
JP Woodbury.
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF TIE
Ex1LED IRISH PATMors.-Dr. L. z.
Luby and General Thomas F. Burke,
the exiled patriots from Ireland, whose
recent arrival and brilliant reception
at San Francisco furnished such an ex-
tensive theme for newspaper comment,
met also with . very gratifying and
enthusiastic reception on their arrival
ut Virginia last Saturday evening.
They were escorted In from the Geiger
grade by the Sarsfleld Guard Of Gold
Hill and the Emmett Guard Of Virginia,
In full uniform, shortly after s o'clock,
followed by q long procession Of our
citizens Of Irish nationality, rs we'll rs
many other warm sympathizers and
friends. With q fine band Of music,
and the flags Of America and Ireland,
the procession passed along c street to
Wells, Fargo s. Co., whence 1t re-
turned as fr as the International.
where the honored guests alighted
from their carriage and were ushered
up to the parlor BY q dense crowd Of
enthusiastic friends. Shortly after
ward they appeared upon the balcony
and each addressed the large assem-
blage In front Of the hotel, on G street.
Their remarks were few, merely re-
turning thanks for their cordial and
brilliant reception. speaking Of the
great and good cause In which they
were engaged and for which they have
80 suffered. q ause dear to all true
Irishmen and patriots, and stating that
they would lecture thereon Monday
and Tuesday evenings. They were
most heartily cheered and may we'll
be proud Of their warm welcome to
the land Of sagebrush and silver. Mr..
Luby was at one time editor Of the
Dublin Nation, and Mr.. Burke served
In the Union army during the war Of
the rebellion. They will lecture as
per announced IN another column.
KILLED IN A MISE.-At half-past s
o'clock this morning a worthy young
man, named Dixon Bickford, aged
about twenty-elght years, a native
of Maine, was accidentally killed In
the Daney mine, near the Carson
river. Superintendent McClelland in
forms US that the workmen were en-
gagged In unhitchlng the pump chain,
al q depth In the shat of 100 feet, and
200 feet from the bottom, the object
being to hoist the top portion Of the
chain out of the shaft. Deceased n
three others were down the SHAFT on
ladders assisting, and after b oiscon-
nection was made, and as soon as the
men mt the top commenced raising,
the chain broke, and In falling down
the shaft 1t struck the deceased on tho
head aud neck. killing him almost In
stantly, A fellow-workman near the
deceased caught and held him, or he
would have fallen 200 feet down the
,haft. until assistance arrived from the
uirface. Deceased was a hard work
ing. we'll behaved young man, has
been working on the ComstocE Tor
four years past, and at the Daney mine
about a month. See funeral notice
under the proper heading.
The DELTA SALooS.-Ho! ye who
are thirsty or who are liable to become
10! know ys not where the famous
Delta Saloon Is, at Virginia? 1t re-
mains In the same old place, on c
,treet. lust a few doors south Of Union.
but II has changed hands recently, and
now the handsome Prof. Jim Orndort
and the genial J. I. Riorden are Inc
p~roprietors thereof. At this popular
saloon, with popular ProPrietor;, IN
addition to the other choice spiritual
attractions they dispense n beverage
which tlckles you In the right place,
and thew have christened 1t the "Stylo-
Carte" Il IL q magical rejuvenator,
and now you see It and now you don't,
mat 30 often as you choose TO imbibe
and repeat. Read their advertisement
In another column to-day, and when
YOU arc at Virginia and thirsty call On
or9dortf q Riorden. \
Carr. JoHN NYE.-Our kilograms OF
fast Friday, from Washington, brought
the news Of the death Of Capt. John
Nys. we'll known to many residents Of
this seetion. He died July 7th, at the
Of 81 years. The Carson Register
avs of him: Deceased was born in
Marion county, n. Y, and was a
brother of Senator ]. W. Nye. He was
one of the pioneers Of California, hav-
Ing landed in San Francisco in 1s4s,
and was for a number OF years Port
warden at that city. He returned to
the East about four years ago, residing
In washington most Of the time. De-
c..,ed was q warm-hearted. congenial
Gentleman. and will be missed by a
Fsr0e circle Of friends and acquaint-
Sances.N ~
TshRx AND REcAPruRE.-rhomas
RYAN, who with another convict es-
eaped from the State Prison a few
week. ago, and was recaptured at Vir.
csrIa and sent back to prison, was
.,,hseouently taken to Washoe county
Sor trial for a burglary committed
SMr,no his escapade. Three or four
Ssva AGO Ryan took opportunity to
s.csne from the jail at Reno while the
T.iier had him and other prisoners In
4 hallway Of the jail, and making
cooa use Of his heels succeeded In
svsS,no pursuit BY ~concealing himself
beneath q house for awning. @ W.
however, betrayed by q CHINESE coon
and had to 60 back to jail.
HAsrLNAYKR.-This famous magi.
cson. with his wonderful educated
birds. mice, goblin drum and style.
cafe finished his engagement al
Piner,s Opera House on Saturday
evening, and Thursday evening ne1s
he opens at the Carson Theatre for
onlv thru NIGHTS,