Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-10

GRlxp MxxAoERIx. Cracrs AND HUI
PopnoMn.-on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of next week. Montgomery
Queens great show. consisting Of q Me-
nagerie, Circus and Hippodrome COM
bined. will appear in Virginia City.
This Is unq~uestionably n Of tho grand
est travelling exhibitions that ever Wis
tied this section. Tho geological depart
ment Is the finest and largest ever ex-
hibited in the United States. Among
the animals may be mentioned the per-
forming elephant, Lallnh Rookh. . full.
grown African Gland, q monster royal
Bengal tiger, q genuine African lion, q
double-humped Bactrian camel, an
Abyssinian ibex. and q host OF rare AMI
mails and beautifully -plumaged birds
from the tropical regions. Tho circus
performers connected with the company
have the reputation OF being the best
that ever visited the Coast. Among
them Is little Mollie Brown. the cham.
| pion equestrienne Of the world. This
young lady executes the difficult feat Of
turning somersaults upon her horse
while he is coursing around the ring al
| lightning speed. The gymnasts, Leo
| pold and Geraldine. arc said to be I'M.
| eaualed in their specialties. Madame
| Tournair, the celebrated horsewoman,
will Q at each exhibition In hel
wonderful menage act or. school horse
Among the other attractions are Mile
Jeanette Ellsler. the graceful and In
trepid tight-rope artist; Mr.. Frank Bar
~. the unequalled bareback. somer'
sault and hurdle rider: Signor Feranti,
| the homeless man, or the man OF many
forms; Mr.. Thomas Clifford. the great
eat acrobat Of tho age; Mi. Nat Austin
and Mr.. Billy Burke, two Of the besi
clowns that ever travelled with q circus
Al n O'Clock on each day OF the per,
Torrance. there will be q grand nriA
ascension BY Mile Jeanette Ellsler. Ar
entertainment combining 90 many at
trsctions will no doubt attract an i'm,
mense crowd OF spectators. For fui
particulars sec advertisement to-mof
row.
An Aocrprsr.-Mr. J. G. Grant, fore
man Of the Arizona and Utah mine
while attempting to get aboard the |
o..iock inward bound train. slipped
AMI fell upon the track. his head strik
INC one OF the rails with suficient force
IN render him inscnsible. He was dis
covered by q passer by just In time 70 y
dragged on the track before the arriva
~ tbs ne1t train. His mouth and one
Of his cheeks were badly bruised. TIT
only other injury sustained was I
black eve. The accident happened II
the vicinity Of the Arizona and utaf
mine.
Or roR LAKE TAuox.-This evening
Professor Cromwell. Of Silver City
Andrew Graham. OF this oface, Johr
Fitxpatrick, and Herman Kirkaldie. on'
Of the proprietors Of the Fredericts
burc Beer Saloon, will leave for Lak'
Tahoe. Their outfit Of Limerick hook
and commissary stores 10 very complete
We almost envy them the enjoyment
they will derive from . two weeks 20
iourn ON the shores Of that beautiful
sheet Of water. We shall hope TO hea,
from them before their leave OF absence
expires.
METEOROLOGICAL I'm Gold Hill. at II
O'Clock A. N. to-day. the thermomstei
indicated q temperature Of 90 degrees in
the shade. Tho mercury stood al
that figure about a. long - tho u wa
in sight. This afternoon there were In
dicstions Of . shower.
RAu.-ws are bang favored with q
delightful shower Of nin - Ne 90 to
press st 4. ?. n.