Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-24
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NJ WOODBURY. = ESSoR's LINE.
B,p1y HURT.-Night before last Mr..

BADLY HURT.-Night before last Mr..
j. W. Honsinger, brother to the fore
man OF the Bullion mine, met with an
accident that caused him quite a seri-
Gus hurt. He was working on II Of
the lower levels OF the Bullion mine,
putting up some air boxes When:
turning his back to the boxes, one Of
them fell, striking him on the back,
and the sharp point Of u long nall that
had been driven from the inside Of the
box struck him near the small OF the
back, cutting a terrible cash some four
inches In length. and cutting almost
through 10 the kidneys. He was taken
to the Ashland House and DR.. Conn
called. who. rendered the medical as
slstance necessary.
CELESTIAL SUICIDE. - Yesterday
morning. says the Carson appeal, Il
Chinaman was found dead in his room
IN Chinatown. As near rs we can
learn, the facts Of the case are these /:
His name was All Ye no had been
alex for a day or two, aud had finan-
cial difficulties ; whether he had lost In
stock or at the China tiger, we could
not learn. At any rate he took too
much opium, and was found dead III
the morning. No Coroner's Jury sat
on the body, because it Il as lawful
here for a person to die Of opium or
strychnlne, as whisky or any other
medicine. His friends buried him at
( o'clock yesterday, with the usual
Oriental cere monies.
EDITH O'GoRMAN To.SIaBT.-Therc
Is sure to be an immense attendance
at Piper's Opera House this evening
to hear Miss Edith O'Gorman. the Es-
capped Nun, recite her experiences
during her six years confinement In
the Convent. A large number oil tick
cts are sold. and the extensive reputI-
ton already established everywhere oil
this lady's famous lecture Is sufficient
TO insure a good and appreciative au-
dience wherever she may go. All who
listen 10 her lecture have the privilege
of applauding or condemning. as they
may see that she Is right or wrong.
L. 8. BRANCH Mint RspoRr.-The
total amount OF. mixed bullion, goid
and silver. received at the Carson
Mint, Yesterday, according to the Reg
i,,sr' was IL, 1854 ounces, sent In for re.
finin0 md assay. By Virginia n
'rruckee Railroad TO Virginia City. THIS
mornina. the Treasurer Of the MINT
sent of seven bars of impaired goia
and silver, worth together $ls,soi ie,
gong to the credit Of tho Crown roins
mine, Gold Hill.
FIRST REGULAR PASSENGER TnuS.
The Virginia and Truckee RAILROAD
Company will commence running pas
seuger trains from Virginia 70 Reno
on Tuesday night, October ISL: Inc
frst regular train will leave virginia
on that uIght, stopping at Carson for
messengers on its way down. We arc
nor 'anprised Of their time table, but
smny,Sss IL will DO published before the
d.y deaignated for regular business.
So says the Carson Register.
DAYTON Dxpor.-The Virginia and
rruckee Railroad Company yesterday
commenced work at the Mound House
Station. In the construction OF u side
track and q substantial freight AND
passenger depot for Dayton M the
Town OF Sutro. This new srranSemeh.
will Do . very convenient one ior 'nos'
localities.
Ann Baoxx.-About 5 o'clock r
" Yesterday, the little daughter o
Frank Hoban. who resides In Crown
Point Ravlne. while playing on 4 pie
Of lumber, accidentally fell. M broke
her right arm noar the wrist. Dr
Hall attended the little sufferer, and
~ witos all right again soon.