Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
souAw KILLEp.-Day before yester.

had both legs cut of land Is probably
dead ere this) BY the cars Of the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad, between
Steamboat and Reno. The locomotive
coming this way brought out a number
of empty flats and gravel cars, drop
ping the latter at the gravel pits near
Browns. The squaw was sitting on
the forward end OF the gravel car cut
loose, and as she saw the train part
ing, she jumped OFF to get on the cars
still attached to the engine. In doing
30 the forward cars, which were still
moving backward, struck her, knocked
her down and ran owe both legs,
grinding them into mlnce meat. Sew
cral other Indians who were on the
train ut the time took charge OF her,
and when Superintendent Yerington
arrived and offered to take her to the
hospital, they refused to permit him.
Next morning the wounded squaw
and her companions had disappeared.
GRAND "ScHSEIDER" MATINEE
At Piper's Opera House, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, will be given a
grand matinee for the special pleasure
and accommodation OF ladies, chill
dren, families and others who can get
no other opportunity Of attending the
theatre. The attraction for tho c
sIon will be the famous play OF
"Sehneider," which has been run
with such eminent success all the
week, under the auspices Of Johnny
Allen, Miss Alice Harrison, and the
talented company supporting them.
The ladies as we'll as the little folks
will all be highly pleased with this
play, and especially with the jolly
Schneider and his pretty, singing,
dancing, merry little Loweesa. Those
attending from Gold Hill or the Divide
will find Jake Whites omnibus a very
convenient mode of conveyance to and
from the theatre.
Cosyrcrs.-Chief Crowley tele-
prsphed Lieutenant-Governor Denver,
saws the Carson Register, that he would
start Thomas Ryan back to his old
quarters yesterday morning. The
other convict Swallowed In San a
cisco has not yet been arrested, but Is
said TO be an Irishman and a confed-
erats of Ryan's. The Swallowed indi-
yidual0 IA believed to be either David
Lynch or Pat Hurley. Some think 1t
IL Tim Mcnamara. but the latter Is
probably still In Virginia, n the
chances are that he will no attempt
TO leave for some time yet. Ryan IS
nm Irishman, aged %, and was sent
O Lander county August 18th, 1869,
for four years for burglary. Some
months since he broke out Of prison,
committed burglary and received two
additional sentences aggregating ten
years.
SEvERE ACCIDENT At CARSON
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
says the Carson Register, as a little son
OF Thomas Hamilton was playing on a
nile of lumber in the rear Of Davis
blaming mill, north Of tho railroad
ofice, the lumber tumbled down,
caught the boy underneath, broke his
Ieft thigh and peeled the scalp from
his head and left it hanging over his
Iacs. A dog was also caught under the
lumber. and the attention of the mill
men was called by the bowling OF the
dop-the boy remaining quiet, even
through the eve ordeal OF having
the bone set.
THE New JAPANESE CoIN.-Detec-
tive Ben Lackey, at Virginia, yester-
day showed u a lot Of Japanese coins
he had Just received from Frank Far
ington, at Yokohama, Japan. Among
them were the new japanese silver
coins, corresponding with the Ameri-
can standard, from tho dollar down to
the half dime In value. These are
round, and stamped with peculiar
JAPANESE straddlebug characters. The
o,her coins are Of the old square style,
sIIyer and copper. They form quite q
curious collection, valuable for u cabl-
net.
RoR THE Reno SEcrIoS.-The loco
motive I. E. James, belonging to the
Viroinis and Truckee Railroad Com
n.ny. hss been taken to pieces at Car
son and Is being transported to the
Reno division, to assist the other To-
connective, the Storey, In propelling
-nsssenger and freight trains between
Keno and Steamboat Springs.
METHODIST CHURCH CHorR.-A new
and fine organ has been placed In the
Methodist Church, Gold Hill, and good
music will hereafter greet the ears OF
The congregation. Miss Harris will
preside at the instrument, assisted py
. full choir.
CAsN1BAI. TmEr.-Some reckless
thief. night before last, stole a large
nsinting of the Fill cannibals from the
front Of the Carson Theatre, where
they were being exhibited.