Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

Union Telegraph oporAtor IN ohsef OiVs
which occurred yestsrday. the Lyon Coun-
ty Times says: Hill wss known among
| tslsgrsphie operators on this coast asa
an.elass man In his profession. Even
when considerably under the influence Of
liquor he could take messages from the
fastest sender on the line. Lately be had
made severe complaint against tho comps-
ny for which hc worked for cutting down
his salsry. This seemed 70 bear heavily
upon his mind whenever no was In liquor.
II Vas the burden Of his complaint. He
was . man Of moody temper. and some
Who knew him In Reno say that once be At
tempted his own life while living there.
Hill had some talents Decides the single
ons Of taking and sending kilograms. An
item published In this paper . few days
ago about u Cincinnati dispatches was
written BY him. He Vas . native Of Mich
igan and leaves . wife and small child.
When II was announced that 8. w. Hill
had committed suicide, leaving . wife n
% small child almost destitute. . sub
scription paper was circulated and In .
very short time sl2l we're collected. A
Responsive chord was struck In the hearts
Of worldly men when u was said 70 them
that Q IN and her babo needed their
help. and with emotion that In some cases
would not permit them 10 speak. they with
liberal hands drew forth substantial evi-
dence Of their sympathy. When the
money was placed In the hand Of the
widow abe was quite overcome with feel
ing.
"THx GuNnAKxl OF Moscow."-The
Gold Hill Dramatic Club win appear for
the second tfme tomorrow evening. upon
which occasion they will present that
powerful drama entitled 1.-THE dunmaker
Of MOSCOW" The most complete arrange
ments have been made. and the stage ap-
pointments are perfect. Tho Club has
been greatly strengthened by the addition
Of several artistic ladies' and gentlemen.
and the performance will be we'll worthy
the attention OF the most critical. Thu
plan Of the play may be Judged from the
| rynopsis of the first act. which We give:
s'Interior view of Ruric Novels shop
| The Armorers' Chorus-Troublcs Of starv-
ing Biexwacks-Ruric's confession OF love
10 his mother-BiexwackA and Hilda In
| Trouble-'Rhelter. my son. for . poor ser
want Of the Church'-Entrance Of Count
| Demanoff and Urzal-Rnric accused Of his
love for liosalind Sign this paper
/ Ruric's scorn-.He has most noble plot
ters; seek some other instrument'-'Thou
/ darest not! Backf-T The conflict. and
/ timely aid Of the monk-Ruric's thanks
10 the worthy father-The challenge and
its aeceptance-The mothers blessing"
| Tbs second act has Q marriage scsne and
q duel ~scene-both good In their way-and
| the third act II burdened with interest.
/ The poor armorer becomes tho Duke Of
| Tula, the villain Il baniahed 10 Siberia,
and everything ends In the most approved
| and orthodox manner. Costumes have
/ been secured from Han Francisco, and the
players expect to make . irsi-class appear
ance.
OK TO the WHITE HorsE. There 10 no
use Of arguing about sending either
Hayes. Tilden or Bayard Ia tho White
HOUSE. The most sensible thing to do Ia
10 10 there yourself and you will never
leave until you have bought yourself rich.
What's the nse Of going around the streets
with your old Winter clothes on-sufering
from the heat and looking like . scarccrow
when You can get . new suit OF elegant
| style and make for 30 reasonable . price
at the store of COIN q Isaacr. OF course
you want 10 keep - cool ~ possible during
the coming heated term. and that being
| the case 10 will be . good thing for you TO
| call d No. 10 South q street, where the
very finest qualities OF Summer goods are
always to be had. The White House Ii
one Of the most popular place. In Virginia
City.
ANHAr rINsH.-Ths new church that Ia
being built by the congregation Of tho
Methods, Episcopal Church. in Virginia,
Ia nearly completed. II Is being finished
inside with diagonal sheaihing and pre-
srnts . very neat appearance. The win
dows arc large and are semi-circular q tho
top. impsrting . graceful outline.
| Behind the pulpit the hnish ID 10 be lath
| and plaster, and the vestry will be fnished
In The same manner. Altogether. our
Methodist brethren, who toll for the spirit
| ual welfare Of the BONANZA City. will DO
| we'll nxed when they got In their new tab
srnscle. The furniture Of the new church
| will be good enough and tho seats comfor-
table enough for anybody TO worahip In.
TEE NATIONAL GLKK CLuB.-Mr. r. II.
L.indsay and his friends. who are engaged
In getting up . glee club with . chorus Of
forty voices for the Fourth. are meeting
with good success; They have some s.sel.
now wanted 10 for the singers Of Gold Hill
TO stand In ana 10 ~nn' .nsy al "vLp
the scheme alons; All lnm1. .s'
matter viii meet LOT c1nsu .Sn a. an
NJ IInd.sy. In virginia City. II u II
necessary for the accommodation OF the
| S~lippery 0ulchers, . rehearsal will be held
here. Let the singers Of the valley become
apparent.
rur R,our ymw.-Ths Chinese ques-
| ,,on h.. manned 4 new phase which IL lia-
NJ -. a, an, mare popul.r. III .
- - 80, ,h., NV d-i.sh,rrlnr the
Cinnamon employment I. -. ' cemnsll. \ 70
support then,seI.es y; -, .ho