July 10, 1888 (4 pages)

a = b DRO RT att: ? > DAILY ST SCRIP VOL. LVI.—No. 89783, i NEVADA CITY, CAIx, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1888 — + Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. Ghe Daily Transa purities EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY * —BY—. BROWN & CALKINS. ", 8. CALKINS, N. P. Brown, Editor. Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Trangcri t Block,” No. mercial st., Nevada City, Ce TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ComJne Year Six Months ... fhree Months Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Rey G, P, Rowell & C ew York N.'W. Ayer & C : Philad ia Palmer & Key. . .Portland, Oregon FH. Bates BCG. iss vkce scenes New York DAUGNY & Colic lice cceceseunk New York Williams &Co... London, Eng COOKE Ce, . . ite vecies aes viren soees Chicago L, P. Fisher. pn Francisco KE. ©. Dake. ‘San Francisco Palmer & Rey... . San Francisco John C, Dewey &Co... Burlington, Vt Stinson & Co. *..Porthand, Me Geo. M, Mott . ., Sacramento J. A, Stidger. orth San Juan WwW. K. . Grass Valley . 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A Native Describes the Delicate Details of Cannibalism. pened Teetee Houhon, from the South Sea Island, says: “T myself, before I. was converted to Christianity and ha ed wit ans, had eaten human fles it, too. Why, even now it r my resolution when the craving comes upon me to resist knocking down every lump maiden I see and proceedin: to ke or boil her. When Fijians want'to build a temple or boat; or at the launching of a canoe, chiefs have been known to kill several men for rollers, so that the canoe could be more readily launchd, and the rollers were afterward cooked ank eaten. There was one chief who killed a man for the keel and one for every plank that was ‘put in, and they were eaten as food for the carpenters. They used to have another custom—that of murdering men to wash the deck of the canoe with fresh blood, but the missionaries have induced the natives to cease this practice. ee At 4 battle once at Moourha the supply of prisoners was greater than t.+ warriors could consume, so they w r: piled up between two cocoanut trees, . it took two days to cook them. 4 i): valekarusa, or trunk, was-thrown ay °. asit would not keep. In 1851 { : bodies were’ cooked at one time t Mamena. The head, hands and intesti were thrown away on that occasion, . .’ . in times of great scarcity there is jv waste, “When the bodies are being arran «1 for the oven they have a peculiar beating of the drum. One of the-natives strikes the water with a pole in a manner that is understéod to Biean that they have a bakalo, or corpse, to eat. When they get near to shore they begin their war dance, and the women on shore respond. When the boat lands phe hod is dragged ashore by a vine attached to the left hand. Then it is dra, by: two men, face downward, to the town, while the rest go in front brandishing their weapons, throwing their clubs aloft and singing, their weitd and shrill songs. ‘The bddy <is dragged to the chief, who directs the chief priest to’ offer it tothe war god. Then the body ‘is taken to the oven and carved: The carving instrument ig a slit bamboo, and the several members are cut off joint by joint. 1 A long, dee h, is made down the abdomen anda around the’ neck to the bone, and the head is quickly twikted off. It is not ‘often that lies are baked whole, but when it is it is covered witha Dlack powder, the body having been pares in a sitting ture. When it is roiled the flesh ip. taken from the bones; “When I wasa boy, Loti, achief, killed his wife ahd ate her. She went with him to plant faro, and, the work was done rhe sent “hér to~ r wood to makea fire and collect leaves to line the oven with, and to procure a bamboo to cut u what was to ,be eaten. The good wile willing! w M as cookéd and’ate her, callin assist, The woman was his eq he had no complaint to make & ~ —_. m4 } “The heart, the thigh pid the arm above the elbow con erent elicacies. .The ought f. ae ‘shin-bones make ex nt ut needles, and if the body is that of an enemy,the.chief says; “Don’t, hit him jin the Poul ay I wan't ‘the skull be a drinkingbs 1 ¥ fii ignd i} Vifdzpan flesh is extretiely difficult to digest, so that even the healthiest men suffer from confined bowels for several days after the feast. Generally ea bies are eaten With the ponolh. or dead men, as they aid he bes Mera : y use _. the leaves of the malawaci’and the tuwrap up the fiesh. davo, with which they the fee e gum which has Sometimes they eat t n hung.up and preserved in turmeric. hereon a a uit that resembles the tomatoes that I see in this country, called the borodina,” é Mexican Girls, «© ” :-The sonora are charming to look upon, and ‘filled with abounding health, for this high air seems most gracious to women, and their eyes are very full of passionate eloquence. One further learns that these Mexican girls of the begt type are intellectually remarkable, es cfally apt at acquiring language, proficiént musicians, skilled in embroidery, and the resent popular surface accomplishments fart, and Often keeping abreast of their brothers in that broad yet impracticable theorizing that.is a national characteristic. In culture they will compare favorably with the choicest New England product, though their background may not have brought forth so despotic an article as conscience. Still, they are inflexible sticklers in all the forms of the ehurch, and therin do not differ from their sisters in the same walks of:life at the North the variance being solely that ef the creed by which the feminine soul Women of the South mathre early, and when a learned old lawyer talks of the sare intellectual companionship which he énjoys with his daughter of fifteen years, the confirmed bachelor of the party is atteytive. and. fecorapsy, silent, but quite too obviously skeptical” But this paternal judgement is afterward confirmed by a sensible: and disintercsted feminine advocafe, who asserts some of the generalizations embudied above. When woinen grow enthusiastic over women, one is very safe in believing in the possession ef unusual qualities—on the one side or the other. . The Grave of Franklin. Besides the elurehyard of . Chvist Church, Phitadeiphia, there is a cehictery of perhaps a que of acres at the corner of Arch and Fifth streets. It is full of old monuments; no burials have been permitted there for a longtime. At the northwest corner the high brick wall has been removed and an iron railing substituted to give an easy view to a grave of eat interest to every American citizen. tis covered by a eubstantial slab, very plain, with this inscription; vt, . Franklin, ‘ Debora J) 1790. This is in strict com will, which pg wah be to be buri may be, foot i in vides as follows: “I w by the side of my wife, if it and a le stone plat wich only» smal ol the upp and this inis obeyed, a when everythin; @ fi disgmbowsled hen i in friends to pe nad: inat’ what is, "York . be . 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Purse $500, 2:50 class, Open toall. Open to FRIDAY, August 31st. Ladies Tournauient, for various prizes, at 1a.M. ‘ No, 10, Runnina—Open. to all, $50 entrance, $26 forfeit, foo added, Second horse, $76; third, $50. One mile and a half. 0, 11.—RUNNING—Open to all, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse $50; third, $25. Five eighths ofa mile and ig ae 0,12. TROTTING—2:24 claps. Open to all. Purse $500, No. 13. RUNNING--Baddle District. Catch weights added. Four moneys—66, cent. One mile. $5 entrance, $50 26,15 and 10 per SA'TURNAY, September Ist. Grand stock parade and awarding of premiuma at 11 A.M, No. 14, RunNina—Open all. $50 ontrance, $25 forfeit, added. Second herse, $75; third, $50, One mile and repeat. UNNING—District, $25 entrance, 100 added. Second horse, $50; Five-eighths of a mile, 6. TROTTING—2:27 clana. Purse0.17. PacCina—2:20 class. Open to all, Purse $600, 0. 1b, $10 forfeit, ird, No. Open to all, N In races designated as ‘District’’all horseq are eligible that were owned in. the coun: ties of Nevada and piseey, compri ing the Seventeenth Agricultura Distric rior to June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified, SCONDITIOns. Allt ng and pacing racep aro the best three in five, enge t intwo-year-old, unless otherwise i ea five to enter and three to start Be oard seperves the rightto hold a lesa number ve to fill, by the withdrawal of a proport paste amount o Entrance rer per pay 2 tse; tonccompan mations, a Hey pacing purses divided at the rate of “8 be cent. to first horse,30 per cent. to second al rules to govern trotves the right to poy ge a pe U eon py . Pies he entitled only ened ot hen less rot starters appear r the entrance money 6634 to the first an : ‘aces entries not declated out by 6 Pp. M. of the day preceding the race shall be e entry by rape AT the race, Nogdd; Re Society to oe ‘whea condi, eee be requred to whieh muat be ty rayne bn Tea -thegetee } Phe r. t 25 en$150 added. Second horse $50; third, §25. Three-fourths of a mile and Open to a. OPTING.<+For three-year-olds it 10 forfeit, $150 adorse, $002 third, ue Fiveho;se_ stake, . 7 Whitehead’s Cook Booak: LEAD THE WORLD. . Ne. 1, The American Pastry Cook, PRICE ee. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking, . PRICE #2. Ne. 3, # Chicago Herald Cooking Schoo!, (For Families,’ PRICE 61.50. Ne. 4, Cooking For Profit, PRIOE 63. FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Btreet, San Francisco, New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor. Qe EAvING EHPCRAGED 7uHIe WELLne Sebo hoe popular jakery of Mre. OOMMEROIAL STREET, I intend te keep on hand at all timesa good uba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Yartety of * >. BREAD, : PIES, , CAKE WaDNESDAY, August 20th. . ; * Wee.; Boys’ Tournament atll a.M, for verious Wedding Cakes rigds, ' No. 4, mommpntarctiie CO seh 0 en. And Pastry rance, $25 forfeit, $300 ’ ONG horse . Made to order on short notice on th 75; third $50. One mile gtd repeat. @ moat . No. it Routes Dh to ae For twof'¢8s0nable terms. All order for anything in my line prom ptly attended to. By atrict attention to business, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. WM. DURST. Home Mutual Insurance Ce \OF CALIFORNIA, CaviITAL—300 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 216 Sansome at., Sum Franotsce: Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hove n'ron, President, J. 1, N. BHRPARD, Vice President, Oman ies H, Story, Secretary, R. H. Ma@inu, General Agent. —— Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN 0. COLEMAN, Risks accepted on all elass f a property in this count at rates pe Pe hes vency and a fair profit will admit of, guare emtecing @ promptand liberal just cla! me for Ides. aransenqanse teat MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY National Meat Market, “OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. 0,3 NAFFZIGER... Proprietor. Bea PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUBA GES, Ete. HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o re . Andall kinds of M aratolase Mark ae of Mea ts usually found i Moats delivered f ve ot oe _FOR SALE. The CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL Buildings, Rook-Breken, COMPRISING Ooncentrators, Water Wheels. Retorting Furnace Gold Scales, Safe ALSO THE : Hoisting Machinery, +} Pumps, Columns, Engines, Boilers, Cars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wneels, ETC., ETC. For ful) particulars apply to BE. 0. OHARONNAT, FIZGER * . ™ j a eh ae <a ian

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A Native Describes the Delicate Details of Cannibalism. pened Teetee Houhon, from the South Sea Island, says: “T myself, before I. was converted to Christianity and ha ed wit ans, had eaten human fles it, too. Why, even now it r my resolution when the craving comes upon me to resist knocking down every lump maiden I see and proceedin: to ke or boil her. When Fijians want'to build a temple or boat; or at the launching of a canoe, chiefs have been known to kill several men for rollers, so that the canoe could be more readily launchd, and the rollers were afterward cooked ank eaten. There was one chief who killed a man for the keel and one for every plank that was ‘put in, and they were eaten as food for the carpenters. They used to have another custom—that of murdering men to wash the deck of the canoe with fresh blood, but the missionaries have induced the natives to cease this practice. ee At 4 battle once at Moourha the supply of prisoners was greater than t.+ warriors could consume, so they w r: piled up between two cocoanut trees, . it took two days to cook them. 4 i): valekarusa, or trunk, was-thrown ay °. asit would not keep. In 1851 { : bodies were’ cooked at one time t Mamena. The head, hands and intesti were thrown away on that occasion, . .’ . in times of great scarcity there is jv waste, “When the bodies are being arran «1 for the oven they have a peculiar beating of the drum. One of the-natives strikes the water with a pole in a manner that is understéod to Biean that they have a bakalo, or corpse, to eat. When they get near to shore they begin their war dance, and the women on shore respond. When the boat lands phe hod is dragged ashore by a vine attached to the left hand. Then it is dra, by: two men, face downward, to the town, while the rest go in front brandishing their weapons, throwing their clubs aloft and singing, their weitd and shrill songs. ‘The bddy <is dragged to the chief, who directs the chief priest to’ offer it tothe war god. Then the body ‘is taken to the oven and carved: The carving instrument ig a slit bamboo, and the several members are cut off joint by joint. 1 A long, dee h, is made down the abdomen anda around the’ neck to the bone, and the head is quickly twikted off. It is not ‘often that lies are baked whole, but when it is it is covered witha Dlack powder, the body having been pares in a sitting ture. When it is roiled the flesh ip. taken from the bones; “When I wasa boy, Loti, achief, killed his wife ahd ate her. She went with him to plant faro, and, the work was done rhe sent “hér to~ r wood to makea fire and collect leaves to line the oven with, and to procure a bamboo to cut u what was to ,be eaten. The good wile willing! w M as cookéd and’ate her, callin assist, The woman was his eq he had no complaint to make & ~ —_. m4 } “The heart, the thigh pid the arm above the elbow con erent elicacies. .The ought f. ae ‘shin-bones make ex nt ut needles, and if the body is that of an enemy,the.chief says; “Don’t, hit him jin the

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One further learns that these Mexican girls of the begt type are intellectually remarkable, es cfally apt at acquiring language, proficiént musicians, skilled in embroidery, and the resent popular surface accomplishments fart, and Often keeping abreast of their brothers in that broad yet impracticable theorizing that.is a national characteristic. In culture they will compare favorably with the choicest New England product, though their background may not have brought forth so despotic an article as conscience. Still, they are inflexible sticklers in all the forms of the ehurch, and therin do not differ from their sisters in the same walks of:life at the North the variance being solely that ef the creed by which the feminine soul Women of the South mathre early, and when a learned old lawyer talks of the sare intellectual companionship which he énjoys with his daughter of fifteen years, the confirmed bachelor of the party is atteytive. and. fecorapsy, silent, but quite too obviously skeptical” But this paternal judgement is afterward confirmed by a sensible: and disintercsted feminine advocafe, who asserts some of the generalizations embudied above. When woinen grow enthusiastic over women, one is very safe in believing in the possession ef unusual qualities—on the one side or the other. . The Grave of Franklin. Besides the elurehyard of . Chvist Church, Phitadeiphia, there is a cehictery of perhaps a que of acres at the corner of Arch and Fifth streets. 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GILBERT, OF NORTH SAN JUAN Has just returned from San Francisco where he vurchased the latest noyelties in his line He has at his store the finest Single and Double Ruggy Marness, £ Bi own make,) Saddles. : Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Wayon Shects, Plush Robes, Linen Robes, Fine Novelties. Special attention is invited to the fine stock of ingle and Double Exprese Harness HEAVY BREECHING Lead and Ohain ‘Harness, pono AT@ Bowe for Teaming.) . Everyt sold cheaper than at any otter c binoe In tevhse comme A 6m Pheiaaing Hares Shop OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, Below National Hote) das. Cairns, ----Proprietor. tomes Harness and Collars MADE ‘TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURBY OOMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. QP All orders attended to promptly. NEW LUMBER YARD, Grass Valley Road, Opposite Maltman’s Sulphuret Works, L. VOSS, Prop’r. Wit ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE, arch LUMBER OFEVERY DESCRIPTION . For Mining ane. 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Perryville, Md., writes: ‘Baldness is. ing five days. Race and Stock Exhibita at Glon«breek Park, Midway bea tween Grass Valley and Nexada City, 3 Pavilion at Nevada City S1o,°c°eo IN PURSES AND IPREMIUMS. Liberal Pursce for State and DisLiberal Premtums fer Live Steck, Farmtrict Horses. ing, Orchard and Dairy Products, and Mechanical afd Art Exhibits. ‘ © FIVE DAY’S RACING. TUESDAY, August 28th. No. 1. RUNNING.,Open to all. tance, § 0 forfeit, 150 0 2. Trorrina.—2:30 class. all, Purse No an under owned in the counties of Ne vada, Placer, Tehama, Plumas, Sierra, enos no. boldt, Del Norte, Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc and Yolo, Purae $300, Hum Tansson year-olds. $25.entraned ded. Second eighths of a mile. 0.6, TROTTING, Purse $400, THURSDAY? August 30th. Grand stock parade at 10a. mM. No.7. Roxnind,—Distilet: §25 cutrance,; $10 forfeit, $100 added. Second horse $50; third, $25. Half mile and repeat. No. & TROTTING. 2:40 Claas Purse 5 No 9. Pactne,—2:30 class. Open to all. Purse $500, 2:50 class, Open toall. Open to FRIDAY, August 31st. Ladies Tournauient, for various prizes, at 1a.M. ‘ No, 10, Runnina—Open. to all, $50 entrance, $26 forfeit, foo added, Second horse, $76; third, $50. One mile and a half. 0, 11.—RUNNING—Open to all, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse $50; third, $25. Five eighths ofa mile and ig ae 0,12. TROTTING—2:24 claps. Open to all. Purse $500, No. 13. RUNNING--Baddle District. Catch weights added. Four moneys—66, cent. One mile. $5 entrance, $50 26,15 and 10 per SA'TURNAY, September Ist. Grand stock parade and awarding of premiuma at 11 A.M, No. 14, RunNina—Open all. $50 ontrance, $25 forfeit, added. Second herse, $75; third, $50, One mile and repeat. UNNING—District, $25 entrance, 100 added. Second horse, $50; Five-eighths of a mile, 6. TROTTING—2:27 clana. Purse0.17. PacCina—2:20 class. Open to all, Purse $600, 0. 1b, $10 forfeit, ird, No. Open to all, N In races designated as ‘District’’all horseq are eligible that were owned in. the coun: ties of Nevada and piseey, compri ing the Seventeenth Agricultura Distric rior to June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified, SCONDITIOns. Allt ng and pacing racep aro the best three in five, enge t intwo-year-old, unless otherwise i ea five to enter and three to start Be oard seperves the rightto hold a lesa number ve to fill, by the withdrawal of a proport paste amount o Entrance rer per pay 2 tse; tonccompan mations, a Hey pacing purses divided at the rate of “8 be cent. to first horse,30 per cent. to second al rules to govern trotves the right to poy ge a pe U eon py . Pies he entitled only ened ot hen less rot starters appear r the entrance money 6634 to the first an : ‘aces entries not declated out by 6 Pp. M. of the day preceding the race shall be e entry by rape AT the race, Nogdd; Re Society to oe ‘whea condi, eee be requred to whieh muat be ty rayne bn Tea -thegetee } Phe r. t 25 en$150 added. Second horse $50; third, §25. Three-fourths of a mile and Open to a. OPTING.<+For three-year-olds it 10 forfeit, $150 adorse, $002 third, ue Fiveho;se_ stake, . 7 Whitehead’s Cook Booak: LEAD THE WORLD. . Ne. 1, The American Pastry Cook, PRICE ee. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking, . PRICE #2. Ne. 3, # Chicago Herald Cooking Schoo!, (For Families,’ PRICE 61.50. Ne. 4, Cooking For Profit, PRIOE 63. FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Btreet, San Francisco, New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor. Qe EAvING EHPCRAGED 7uHIe WELLne Sebo hoe popular jakery of Mre. OOMMEROIAL STREET, I intend te keep on hand at all timesa good uba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Yartety of * >. BREAD, : PIES, , CAKE WaDNESDAY, August 20th. . ; * Wee.; Boys’ Tournament atll a.M, for verious Wedding Cakes rigds, ' No. 4, mommpntarctiie CO seh 0 en. And Pastry rance, $25 forfeit, $300 ’ ONG horse . Made to order on short notice on th 75; third $50. One mile gtd repeat. @ moat . No. it Routes Dh to ae For twof'¢8s0nable terms. All order for anything in my line prom ptly attended to. By atrict attention to business, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. WM. DURST. Home Mutual Insurance Ce \OF CALIFORNIA, CaviITAL—300 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 216 Sansome at., Sum Franotsce: Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hove n'ron, President, J. 1, N. BHRPARD, Vice President, Oman ies H, Story, Secretary, R. H. Ma@inu, General Agent. —— Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN 0. 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