Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-08


most excellent satisfaction. Her sub
Jet was the Mountain Meadows Mas
s%acrc." one in which the people Of this
section, 10 near to Mormondom, take
n lively interest, especially about this
time, when that fsarfully dark and
bloody deed IL being legally Investigated
and tho rcd handed perpetrators
about to be brought to justice. Her
lecture includes the whole narrative from
the time that Inflated train Of emigrants
left the Western States until set upon
and besieged at Mountain Meadows by
Mormons aud Indians, and men. women
and children, 10 the number Of l20 de-
hberntely and cruelty butchered in cold
blood, none being left to toll the tale
except tho fanatical brutes who commit
ted the bloody. horrible deed. Being.
with her husband. for many years OF
high standing in the Mormon Church
aud community, her recital OF this tale
Of horror comes from tho most author
~itatiye sources, and the evidence is sim
ply Of the most damning and conclusive
character. She il doing brigham Young
and his remaining followers no good.
and will assis. very materially in the
coming, sure retribution. In hor mar
ratiye Of that horrible. bloody crime.
she gives all tho alleged reasons for its
commission on tho part OF the Mormon
fanatics and their blood thirsty. Indian
allies: but nnught but devils and insane
fanatics could possibly find ercuse or
justification for it. Those who listened
10 her last evening. rs she narrated tho
dreadful details and incidents oil tho
massacre, were swayed by the deepest
emotions, and not a man in the audience
but listened with hated breath. set teeth
AMI clench.d fists. Her next lecture,
here, will be on Saturday evening next,
and will be on the elmer Lilo OF
Mormonism. =" relating its domestic and
political workings most interesting
subject.
DIxp.-we have just received the
news Of the death OF James +. Cum
minss, brother to William I. Cummings.
ex.shsriir OF Storey county. Mr.. Cum
mings died at Buchanan. Michigan. on
the llth Of last month, Of disease OF the
lungs. lie WAS u member OF the Ma
sonic fraternity. and also Of the Enoamp-
ment and subordinate degrees oil Odd
Fellowship. He was II OF the first to
enlist in the beginning Of the war Of the
rebellion. aud was attached to the Sixth
Regiment. Michigan Infantry. but was
disabled from duty by an accident while
firing a salute ut the funeral Of Stephen
A Douglass, Of whom he was u great
sinirer for many years previous. Mr..
| Cummings was born In Ohio, . to
Michigan when quite young. where he
always enjoyed robust health and
strength. lie camo to Nevada In 1871.
and IA on the police force OF Virginia
| City for two years. Ho was subse-
qusntly one Of the guard ut tho stnto
Prison under Lieutenant Governor
Denver. Contracting tho fatal disease
~ the lungs, he went TO San Francisco
tor treatment. but finding all hope OF ro-
coyery vain, ho went, rs no
expressed 1t, home to die with
his sisters. A private letter III
forms us that he was possessed OF reason
up to his latest breath. and his dying
words were to the effect that inasmuch
~ he could no, be permitted to meet all
his old friends again in this world. he
| hoped 10 meet them at last IN tho other
| and bcttor world. lie was OF q genial,
kindly disposition. aud many here, will
regret to hear Of his untimely end.
PLEASING ATTRACTION COMING
morrow evening, Mt Piper's Opera
House, Miss Helen Marble will appear
in her very popular anu literary enter
tainincnt. entitled the Poetry and song
OF all Nations" illustrated by songs,
ballads, and poetic rscitations. from the
most famous authors both at home ana
abroad. The fame OF this lady pre-
ceeds her. our exchanges from Oregon
and California. where she has most re-
Gently appeared. according TO her high
favor and eloquent praise. She draws
excellent houses wherever abe appears
and the Carson papers speak very high
IL Of her entertainments just given there
She sings not only in English but most all
other languages, being q hne linsuist,
and rendering Scotch. Irish, German
and French n in tho native dialect
~peculiar 10 each. Her Rotations are OF
The highest order Of merit, including
gems from Poo, Tennyson, Bret lim'c
and other famous authors. Miss Mar
bio is a lady Of fine presence and spien.
did voice. and will give Of the most
enjoyable entertainments u music,
loving aud literary citizens over listened
to.
Boors Am SnoEs..-Everybody ut this
particular time should look out for the
Good OF their solo and understanding.
Dealers in 'foet" should keep their feet
lry and their heads clear. In order to
| do this, Just call on Winterbauer, Main
street, Gold Hill, just above tho vesey
! House, and he will iii you out with the
| choicest kind Of boots and shoes, custom
made. or made to order, ut the lowest
prices. Also overshoes, rubber goods,
aud all that sort Of thing. Call on Win.
terbauer.
BILL LkE.-Ho has been hore and
gone back again. Bill Lee was former
ly not only Chief Of the Fire Depart
mont, but one Of tho chief pillars OF
Gold Hill. But he would emigra'e to
Sacramento and so into business in that
broad, rectangular city. lilo can't stay
away. lie comes back occasionally ~
he did this time. a. shake hands with nl
the old boys and be smiled upon by his
numerous lady ncquaintances. Good
man, Bill Lee call again.
WILLS, fAEGo CossoLIDArios.-The
Wells, Fargo and 81. Louis Mining Com
panies have consolidated. and the new
stock il now rsady for issue In accord
ane- with official notice from Secretary
sanksy. Published ia our advertising
columns to-day.
NEGLECTED CouGHs n CoLDs.-Few
are aware of tho Importance Of checking
a cough or common cold" in its first
stage; that which in the beginning would
yield TO ''Biown's Bronchial Troches,"
IL neglected. often works upon the
lungs.
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