Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

SEVERE ACcIDENT.-lt wouiu seem
rs II children never would learn how
to keep their legs, arms or necks out
from under the wheels OF passing loco
motives or railroad trains. They seem
to have n particular fancy for 1t, al
most equal to that Of the Hindoos for
pitching themselves p~romiscuously I'M
der the wheels OF Juggernaut. II the
children and the parents like II. all
right, the newspapers have no fault to
find. We copy the following from the
Enterprise OF this morning : Charles
Meadows, q boy about twelve years OF
age, o OF William Meadows, the
painter, was very severely injured at
or near the old depot OF the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Company last
evening about 6 O'Clock. Ii seems the
boy was standing leaniug against the
end Of a platform car, when a.locomo.
tive bumped against the car, Knocked
linn over and a wheel passed over his
right leg. The flesh Of the leg, from
the calf down. a distance Of nearly ten
inches, was laid open to the bone,
making n frightful looking YOUNG
Some Of the bones OF the foot were
crushed, but luckily the bones OF the
leg were not injured. The left foot
was also bruised, but not very seri'
ously.
RELIGIOUS MEETINds.-There Is now
going on at st. Patrick's Church Cath
olicl in this town a series Of religious
meetings, which have attracted and in-
tcrested large congregations nightly
during the past week, the church hav-
ing been densely packed with atten-
tive listeners OH each succeeding eveii-
ing, The services are conducted under
The special ministratlon Of Rev. Father
Buchard, of San Francisco, who, 1t
will be remembered. visited our town
about a year ago. The reverend father
Ia certalnly nm able divine, and whether
sperson be Catholic or Protestant, he
could not fail of receiving Information
aud instruction, impaired In the most
elegant language. and with the logic,
force and vigor Of n who believes
and fears not. A deep Interest has
been awakened throughout the COM
muuity by his eloquent, bold and fear
les, appeals In behalf Of his persua-
sion, and people are flocking to hear
him Irrespective OF faith or creed.
This able divine will deliver a special
lecture on Thursday evening, Septem-
her 18th, on 1.-The Supremacy OF the
Pope" the proceeds of which will go
toward liquidating the debt on st. Fat
rick's Church.
SrRAYED Dir STOLEN. Fred. Eht'
Postmaster at Franktown, sends US
the following communication. dated
September 18th: "ED. NEWS: My
net bird, sBenzine," very near-sight-
ed In daytime, gray coat, with yellow
legs. has strayeu or was stolen by some
u~nprincipled person. Brother john
son passed through hero on his con-
yertiilg expedition, but the Soil OF
FrsnEtowu not being adapted to sucn
cultivation, he left, after = short II
unsuccessful trial, and the bird has not
been seen since. UNCLE FRED. ENT."
HAND AMrUrATED.-rhe name OF
the unfortunate man who had his right
hand so badly mutilated ut Captain
pray's mill, Glenbrook, Lake Tahoe,
last Wednesday, Is Daniel Arnold. He
accidentally ran the hand aioul Of the
edoing saw, which passed FROM just
ip.ide the little finger across : o the
ball OF the thumb, leaving only tue
lIttls finger. IL was afterward Thought
hest to ainputate the hand at the wrist
Joint, Arnold 10 only about ~ years
of age, aud this is indeed n sad caiam-
ity to him.
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC, Erc.-H'
n. Jswett, at his painting establish
u,an.. ON Main street, a short distance
h.low the News office. has one OF the
6ne.t. beat selected and most extensive
.toek Of wall paper ever seen In Goiu
Hill Also. a splendid stock OF win
dow glass Of all sizes, rustic winuo
sbades and all that sort OIL shing.
Paper hanging. glazing, house, y
and carriage painting and granting,
done 10 order In the most satisfactory
style, and at the shortest notice.
JEWISH New YEAR.-rhe year ''St'
according to the Jewish calendar COM
n next Sunday evening, Septem,
her 2Is,, at shutdown, continuing tiii
rundown on the Tuesday evening fol,
lowing. Jewish services will be held
at Masonic Hall during the New
Years holidays. and the leading ousi,
mesa people OF the Jewish faith VIII
have their stores closed.
ronAox.-A large quantity. Of hay
10 being shipped on wagons from
wssboe Valley to Virginia City and
Cold Hill. In coming up from Steam,
boat Springs this morning, we notleeo
twelve hay teams, bouna for the above
pamed places.