Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03
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pan' with which country his long real
deuce there a. American Minister has
rendered him especially familiar. Very
lev foreigners have ever been allowed
70 penstrsts within the sacred bounds-
ries which environ the person Of the Ty.
coon, or 70 observe The secret workinas
OF the japanese Govsrnment.i u h
largely dus 10 tho influence Of NJ. De-
Long that the whole country has ban
thrown open 10 foreigners, and tAas the
Japanese are rapidly adopting European
customs. building railroads. purchasing
steamships, opening immense machine
shops, drcssingin civilized costume, and
educating their youth In all the branches
OF modern science. His lecture tonight
will consist Of q description Of the pecu-
liar features Of The Japanese people and
Government, and Of his personal expe-
ricncss while in the country. and win
DO intensely interesting. The pro-
grnmme for this evening 10 a. follows :
Grand overture by the Washington
Guard Band; opening address, by Col.
II. II. Taylor; song. by tho Virginia Gles
Club; lecture on Japan. by Mr.. belong.
The whole viii conclude with tho popu-
lar old Pioneer song Of "Ihe Days Of
Forty Nine. by the Virginia Gles Club.
At the close OF the entertainment the
residouts Of Gold Hill will be brought
home on q special train. free Of charge.
PrEn's 0rnnA Housr.-Ths theatre
going public will DO pleased to learn
that after being closed for three weeks.
Pipsr's Opera House Is TO DO opened
next Monday evening by Lingard. Tho
Lingard Comedy Company Ii composed
Of Miss Dickio Lingnd. VIM. II. Lin
gard and Mr.. Howard Paul, Who VI do
servedly popular and are u~nequalled In
their peculiar line Of character. Tho
troupe will perform every evening during
next week. and give . matinee on Satur-
day. On Monday evening will 30 pre-
ssntsd the beautiful play In three acts,
from the French OF Alexander Dumas,
entitled ''Alphonse." Miss Dickis Lin
gard will appear a. Nine. Guichard, and
Jean Marc do M~ontaiglin, the comman-
der. with . strong cast. The play will
30 followed by Howard Paul, in two
celebrated character songs. The per-
formance will conclude with twenty orig
inal character sketches BY LingArd. The
npidity with which he makes changes Of
costume Is wonderful. and his comic
songs are unsurpassed.
Jrsrrcr wnrour's Coulr.-A case Of
malicious mischief was brought up In
this court this morning. Mrs. McKsnty
was arrigned on q charge Of tearing
down the fence Of Mrs. Louzelle. back
OF the Confidence works. A jury and q
number OF witnesses were subpenaed
and Preparations were made for an anil
mated trial. when the counsel moved for
. non-suit on the ground that the action
should have been brought against the
husband OF the defendant, she being o
married woman. The point was sus-
tanned and the case vas dismissed. 80.
A general rough and tumble fight oc-
CURED last night in American Flat neal
the Overinan mine, which resulted In
two OF the parties being arrested for as
.,plt aud i~attsrv and another for dis
turbinc the peace. One Of the men.
who appearsd In the courtroom with
his faeo badly damaged. insisted that his
Injuries were caused by falling down
upon the railroad track. All three casos
w.ro Continued until next Monday morn
ing.
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Tor some uiae, ON Norm . s.l.os.
iaets OF TIC case are sonieWnA. oomPn
Gated on count OF 'ne sm !.
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b.longed 10 tho complainant, and Wsnd-
hon is understood to claim IN interest
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