Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-02

INC uor1pies, OF 6old I'LL, VIII WISH
Virginia City on the afternoon Of the
Fourth. Being composed Of Gold Hill
citizens they will parade exclusively al
home. They will make their appear
ance on Main street Mt 4 o'clock p. NJ,
after the close Of the regular celebration
exercises Of the day. There arc nearly
100 Of them. and being composed gener-
ally Of monied men they have got TO-
900 tickets for drinks, cigars and lunches
struck of. which they will distribute to
their friends freely as they pass along.
The great elaboration Of their costumes
and heat OF the weather prevents their
going to Virginia, therefore M q sort OF
recompense they will give q grand FREQ
lunch TO their Virginia friends, at Miners
Union Hall, commencing at the close OF
their procession. During the progress
| OF this free banquet, detailed members
of the Horribles will perform the princi-
| pal, grandest and most intensely anus
ingly sensational feature Of the day. We
are not permitted to state what II is, but
all should see it in order to fully appre-
ciate il.
PAINFUL AocIpESr.-Last night Dick
Brewer, who keeps the oyster stand in
Gibson's saloon. met with an accident
that came near resulting in the loss OF
his eyes. II seems that he had been
stewing some oysters over an open alco-
hol lamp. and finishing. he attempted
to extinguish the light by placing over
IL the bottom Of n larger lamp. This
did not appear TO answer, so he COM
meneed blowing II, and not succeeding.
a bystander thought he would assist
him by tanning it with his hat. In do
ing so he struck the larger lamp and up
set the cover and about q pint of alcohol.
which Immediately blazed mp in Brew
er's face. singing his hair and whiskers
and badly burning him in the the throat
and on the right side OF his neck. His
right eye was slightly burned, and also
his chest and stomach. The accident
might have resulted even more seriously
had not one Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sessed sufficient presence OF mind to
| cover him with an old garment, thereby
smothering the flame. To-day Brewer
il resting comfortable, and has hopes OF
being around again in a few days.
WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. Hall, OF
the Sacramento Wagon shop, has shown
US a little the most amusing arrange
ment in the shape Of a printed pro-
crouua Tor ,bs Fourtb. we have seen
80. ....o;vo1 !, tom n. ras, a
Law or two since. and n il entitled
|" i;rand Programme of the Grand Gel
| ebration of the XCvIth Anniversary of
| our National SQUAD Day." ut Milford.
| New Hampshire. We would like much
to mint the orler of that wonderful pro-
| ccssion. but haven't room. Sir John
Shakespeare Falstaif is to be the Chief
| Marshal, and We see among the person.
ages mentioned "Gen. Grant and Ne
yada Jones'" Then il goes on TO set
forth that the Grand Committee will
ride in advance one mile. in order to
scent out refreshments, and in order to
move with celebrity all Jugs and good
looking girls must be cleared from the
track. Blind people. wishing to view
the procession, will be furnished with
! McIntyre's street lanterns" This pro-
cramme is full Of local hits and queer
Jokes throughout, and decidedly alaugh-
able production.
P,rAI. STAINING AyrRAY.-O'Reilly,
the man stabbed by HUFF in Virginia Oh
Tuesday u;yb, last. died Yesterday after
noon. nj his residence ON the Divide, at
hoI,.nos, four. Coroner Holmes held an
@;popest ON The body of deceased at eight
a'rio.t las, p;,bt In Justice Young's
80, r,om v,rc;n;s and examined Drs.
Naataans aud Vo;,ht Mrs. NJ. NJ.
o'Rs;iiy wife Of deceased. and Bill Da-
y;s VII Clark. Henry Nomeyer. Lille
c, - Samn.i R,ny ave Witnesses
=. a. as.,x IN s,;Jsnce elected was
."s.Ii, ,,a sama no tho re,ort pub-
SaSSJ ~ ,hs Nsws last evening. The
-, ., the ;urv was. ..That we, the
80 al ,ha, ,bc ,rue name OF deceased
80: William p O'Reilly: that no was
s, H. Drhi;n Ireland. and aged %
ycars. and That he came to his death
I'm n wound in the abdomen inflicted
a;,h a tn;fe Inv the hands of Charles
ung Wusis still in the County Jail,
and instead Of exhibiting remorse for the
dasiardiy aeh maih'nhS y 'P""
o'A'a'
Ink 0oAhr.
comet, recently discovered IN INC WIS
tern sky, has now become distinctly WIS.,
ible to the naked eye. Large numbers
~ our citizens were out last evening crit
ically inspecting il through opera glass
es, microscopes and other weapons, and
!, gas unanimously approved Of. II
was about ,ho hight OF a clothes pole
above the summit Of Mount Butler, and
as near as could be estimated is APP
proaehins a sm ~, r-,ose,eo,sd
SUantsr bonnet off the lib, tail up like
a skunk. and pointing directly for the
great Gold Hill crack, which u VIII aive
into about nine o'clock friuay e'snihe.
Messrs. Waller. Stern, Larkin. Noyes
and Tom Finch. special committee APP
pointed for the purpose, will interview
tho thing Is o o as 1t arrives and secure
il to cut up into fireworks for the night
OF n Fourth on rOIt iioinesieou'