Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures.
FURTHER PARr1cULARs.-Relative to

the ldGtk IaiiiOou aSSiNSHs AHP'N
Yesterday. Of which we made mention
in the News of last evening, the Car
o Register of this morning gives the
following particulars The accident
occurred Just q little before noon, and
the name of the victim was Jean Tor
john B. Haineault, a French native
of Canada. Deceased and his brother
Louis were on the Empire platform as
the down freight (Dave McGown con-
ductor, and John Bartholomew ensi-
peer, came by, and. without giving
any signal, attempted to jump upon
the train, which was running at the
rate of about ten miles per hour.
Louis jumped upon one OF the forward
cars lempty flats) and retained his
footing, and his brother jumped upon
the fourth car from the hind end Of the
train. Louis jumped with the train.
but John, after throwing his blankets
on board, jumped on at right angles
TO the momentum Of the train. was
thrown violently from his feet, whirled
over n few times and fell between the
cars, the three last of which passed
over him, mutilating the body In n
most shocking manner. Bartholomew
was looking back at the time, and on
seeing the man fall instantly reversed
steam, stopping the train in a Few
seconds. and when the last car was not
more than forty feet from the man
gled remains. McGown al back Just
In time to see Haineault give n last
gasp and expire. Deceased had been
In this country about six months, and
formerly worked at Dayton. Latterly
he had been afflicted with chills and
fever, which greatly reduced his
strength, and his death Is perhaps
more attributable to feebleness than
to foolhardiness in jumping upon the
train In the manner described.
The CoSv1crs.-The Carson Register
Of this morning says: A dispatch from
Wellington's Station for which we are
indebted to Mr.. Ardery, the gentle
manly operator at this pointl, dated
last evening, states that the report
from Aurora, two or three days since.
stating that Jones had been found dead
and that Cockerell and Burke had been
killed by officers, was untrue. locker
ell and Burke were taken by surprise
and captured in Round Valley last
Thursday, and were last night at Wei
lington's, we'll guarded by four or five
officers. John b. Helm, Sheriff Of Is.
meralda county, last night t~elegraphea
to the Governor that 4 warrant a
been served on him to return the pris-
oners to Aurora to be tried for murder,
and that he believed that II they were
returned to Aurora they (the prisoners)
would be mobbed. The Governor be-
ING absent, no advice was sent, and the
prisoners are expected here this after
noon. Jones was not killed, rs stated
q few days since, but Is still at large
and closely pursued by officers. Young
Roberts Is still In Round Valley, and
his captors refuse to give him up. He
has a "dead thing on a permanent
escape from prison.
A CoMPARIsoS.-D. o. Addison, the
great Nasty of the Virginia Postofice,
who returned n few days ago from q
visit to his old home, relatives and
friends In Indiana, was telling US yes
terday how glad they all were to see
him. Even the editor Of the local
paper OF the town. an old friend o
his, got enthusiastic IN writing about
him, and said in the paper that "the
bows were all just as glad to see and
shake hands with him as If he had
been an angel dropped down out o
heaven among them" His fellow
sagebrushers In this section know best
how to appreciate that comparison;
What a healthy old angel Nasty would
make.
THE RArLRoAp.-About four mile:
of the Reno end Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Is completed and
construction trains r passing over II
daily. It is being pushed OH toward
Steamboat Springs as fast rs possible,
and trains are expected to run through
to that point about the FIRST Oh nex'
week. The depot Is building rs fast as
possible, and a branch Of the Geigei
Grade Is nearly completed to the
Springs, over which Woodruff Il En-
nor's Stage line will bring passengers
from the depot to virginia.
The COLE wKTER.-The U. 5. Dis
trlct Court at San Francisco on Satur.
day last denied the application Of the
virginia and Gold Hill Water Com
pany, to dissolve the injunction Of the
Cole Water Company. The Cole Com
pany now having mastered the sltua'
tion, George n. Eells, the agent, In
forms us that they are fully able tc
supply all who wish with this pure
GOOD water. and the Company propose
to extend their mains to Gold Hill.
FUNERAL. - The funeral Of Bruce
Garvey at Virginia yesterday after
noon was we'll attended. 1t took place
from the house of Virginia Engine Co
No. /, Of which he was u member, anc
delegations of his brother tremen
from the various companies OF the De
nartment followed him to his last rest
fny.plsce. Deceased was n Of the
oldest iremen in the Virginia Depart
mani.