Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-13

many performers, and the crowd
last night (Which was a tremen-
dnus one) was greatly delighted.
The young ladies who do the ira.
peze business are surprisingJy
goo performers the tumblers are
good, and the clowns are fresh and
iunny. The ready aud urhesitat-
ing daring of the man who enters
the lions cage, and wallops about
that brace Of the king OF beasts.
excltes our admiration past all the
other performers. His feat is Der.
formed with determination and
pluck. and is altogether thrilling
and satisfactory.
Personal. Senator Clam. of
Lincoln county. came into Carson
by Sunday mornings train, bring
ing with him one Haggerty, who
killed Frank Willis at Bullion
vile, and was tried and found
guilty Of manslaughter and sent
to the State Prison for five wears.
The Senator, who looks in robust
health, delivered his charge into
the keeping of Mr.. Hyman and
went to the Bay last night.
From the Virginia Enterprise, June 1O.l
PERSON DANBURY."-.J.M M.
Bailey, the humorist of the DAN
bury (COnn.) Neus, arrived in
this city yesterday morning and
left last nigh5 by the 8 o'clock
train. He improved his time
while here by paying a visit to
the Crown Point mine, the lower
levels of which he diligently ex-
plored. He will not need another
bath until he gets to Danbury. He
says it Is warm at Danbury at
this season; probably warmer on
the surface than it is here, and
may be hotter a thousand feet be-
low, hut if it is he wants to see
no holes dug in his neighborhood.
While ut the mine he loaded him
self down with silver lin the
rough), all of which he is going to
carry back to Danbury, where he
will probably unload hi nself and
straightway sit down and write of
the miseries of wealth. DAN
bury" is man of medium height
and weight, tbout thirty years of
age, dark hair (worn rather long,,
clear, dark complexion and black
eyes He is unassuming in man
ner and dress (wears check
shirn, and is inclined to see all
that is going on, and to talk of all
he sees. During the time we had
him under view he was pretty
well used up by his trip into the
Crown Point,and the heavy sweat
consequent upon ii, therefore was
not much in the humOr for being
funny, either on paper or other
wise. However, judging from the
little we saw of him, we should
think he would pan out we'll as Il
companion on stroll among the
hills in search of wood ranch, a
site for a sawmill, or most any
thing else that promised both
pleasure and profit.
A SALUBRIOUS ABORIGINE.-A
drunken Piute was cavOrting
about & street last evening.
Where the Indians get their
liquor seems to he as much mys-
terry to the officers as to others.
1t is quite certain that some place
is known to the Indians in this
city and Gold Hill where they can
get whisky whenever they have
money. BY so it is supposed
that they get their alcoholic re-
freshments in Chinatown. bit it
is quite as likely that they get it
through the back doors of some
Of the chebangs on South & street.
1t is we'll known that the Piutes
and Chinese do not love one an
other to any great extent.
OUT AGAIN.-Frank Hammell,
who sometime since was seriously
injured by falling from a wagon,
and whose left side was paralyzed,
was yesterday out on the street
for the first time. He is able to
h0bble about. but cannot be said
to fly around with his old time
celerity. His left arm is still al
most use .ess, rs he cannot do much
more than wiegle his thumb, but
time, the great cure all, will proba-
bly, bring this out all right.
WARM WEATHER. - Yesterday
was the waranest day we have had
thus far this season. At 3 o'clock
in the afternoon the mercury
stood at IS degrees in the shade.
Persons residing on Gold Canyon,
below Silver City, inform us that
the mercury was 80 i'm the shade
in that place at 9 o'clock in the
morning. The residents of these
closely shut in and heated canyons
find a trip up the mountain to this
city very refreshing.
LIKED THE PLACE.-We under
stand that on Sunday night, when
the New York and New Orleans
Circus got ready to leave this city
for Carson. a large number OF cam
vasmen, teamsters and others, re-