August 12, 1897 (4 pages)

St eee $ Gee Fe OR ot oy ee othe ae 6m Oe TE oe S. ive BOS nar teins Fins se sting ea) waa eet SO ee oN IT Le . Re AES eS Lb ia sea FS yee s MS SS Fitty y Cents Pe Per. Month. "ADVERTISING R Rares, _Made know on applanton. . PERSONAL POINTERS. Concise Chronicle. of of Various Folks’ ‘Doings and Intentions, — i. Myer. is over from Cherokee. H. L. Pasch of Sau Francisco is in town. R. Kirkwood is over from French Corral. J. Lohman was down from ¥ou Bet yesterday. _J.M. Smith was up from Lime Kiln last evening. W. D. Black was in town yesterday trom Lake City. : George Olsen returned to. Washingtom today on the stage. A. R. &elly of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train, ' lL. F. Deming of Angels Camp came in on the morning train.: © J.J. Stanley of Reno, Nevada, came in on the morning train. James McBride, the hardware man of San Francio, is in town. 8. Poorman Jr. came in on last evening’s train from San Francisco. John Dunnicliff Jr. left on the noon train for San Francisco. M. E. Ramsey came up from Yuba City today. Hon. J. H. Neff came over from Colfax today. George C. Brown of San Francisco is in ‘town. Charles Grissel is. on the sick list, anffering from a severe sore throat. T. Sullivan of Butte, Montana, arrived here on last evening’s train. Ed Hamleg and James Bardoni came down from Sierra Valley yesterday. H. 0. Reck and T. WwW. Haswell of San Francisco came in. on, Jest evening's train. Mrs. J. Naffziger and son, Howard, gf, ot the. pooe, tain. or, Onmmpball: George A, Morris, late editor of the ‘Marysville Appenl, was in town last evening. : Miss M. E. Shamon coced ‘here’ on last evéning’s train on her way to Siis» Lisvon and C.H. Davis of Oakland arrivei here.last evening on their way to Downieville. H. Kimball of Forest. City arrived here last evening from San Francisco . ; on his way home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mgddrell and Mr. and Mrs. L. Evans were.cver from North San Juan yesterday visiting friends.’ as Moran, who has been ati at-tache’ of the office for sevreal years prior to July Ist, left bere Jaat evening for Sacramento. Mrs. W. J. Dugan, Mrs. 8. D. Allen, Mrs, Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. B. Murphy, J. McCarthy and E.M. Honn were here froor Washington yesterday. District Attorney Frank R. Wehe of Sierra county, accompanied by © his é wife, arrived here. last mee front . San Frandiseo and left this morning for their home at Downieville. W. Sexton, Misses Kate, Emma and N. A. Sexton and William A. Sexton oi San Francisco, who have been to the lakes on a camping tri P» passed through, © town lest evening en a home. Dr. Freeman, wife atid son, who came Here from Sutter creek & few wooké ago with the intention of locating, lefi today. The Doctor found the field well covered anid cohcluded to 106k fo: a2 more favorable location. Will, Leave save Sala day. Company, 0 will leave this city; at: 680. o'clock Satirday morning. for Saiifaé Oriiz, #0 attend the aniiual: en: we. » Sat wets ‘“ Z 8A apa prt “~ efor him te be in camp, before the him as his valets ‘Th *and . 3 “ay Arm ta ap ‘Then wo lear “lcomrtamr we 0 TH) ~TMAUIAN CONSUL, Strangely Fatal Disease Breaks “Out Among Tanners. SUPPOSED TO BE CANCER BY HANDLING HIDES. : i Wife of a ‘Stockbroker Found Dead ta Bed Thts Morning. Mark Hanna and Party Strandeo on Lake Superior—Reliet Party Sent For. Special to the Dany TRawsoxrPT. Italians Driven Out. Denver, Colorado, August: 12.—Complaint wus made today to Dr. Cuneo, Italian Consul at this place, by Joseph Phillips, an Italian labor boss, that he and. 25. other. Ttaligns working on an electric railroad ‘in ‘the Oripple Creek district, were driven out of samp. at midnight by 50 armed men, and ordered not to return. The: men. are} ttraygiing homeward, -most “of ‘them . walking, the distance being over 150 miles. It is quite likely that the incidént will be made the subject of inter. " national correspondence and investigation. kh Cann nown Disease Cumyron, Pa. Aug. 12th.—The Falls tannery has been closed down owing to a peculiar disease that has broken out among the employes, four of whom died within four hours after being seized. “lt was supposed that the disease was contracted by handling hides that came from China, and which are unknown and terrible malady. Efforts are being madé‘to ‘prevent the spread of the disease, Quarreled.Over'a Chicken, « ORIPPLE Ontzn, Augustj12. —Albert F. Myers, proprietor of. the Gold Hill iodging house,: was fatally shot last night by special officer J. L. Cramer, the trouble’ was “about a fifty-cent shicken, which Myers claimed had been #tolen from him. ’ ———— Found Dead in Bed. San Francisco, August 12.—Mre. E. De K. Townsend, wife of a stockbroker formerly of New York, was found dead in her bed'this morning. ‘It is thought that death resulted from mataral vt A Porch ach Pals. SACRAMENTO, August 12.--At the fanot Mrs, Mary E. Tiernez this forefnoon an apper porob fell, and a. dozen more persons who. were standing ‘on f san ae i 2, < Bs fat Next. hy » Pau, ‘August 12—Alispatelf to the Bik gag gua says soe mal _ ashore in the straits of Niputon on the ‘ a wrecking tug and" lighter’ have been ‘. tragedy that may have taken place several daya ago was discovered near this . ‘town yesterday, and hasshocked the entire community. For some time . . supposed to contain the germs of the} porclt were all uct more’ or lesa,} the Yacht Went ae Matk Hanna and party on board is northern shore of Lake Superior. ‘The ; boat is doubtless in serious trouble, as sent/for. The dispatch came from a ‘Pacific Railroad. Croel Murder, BELLEFONTAINE, 0, August 12—A neighbors of David Detrick and his wife, a wealthy couple living near here, havé missed them from their acous: tomed haunts, but little notice was was taken of the matter, as they were supposed to have left home on a visit. Yesterday, however, suspicion, being aroused, entrance into the house was forced and a ghastly sight was prewife were found: on: the ‘floor covered with blood, while dried blood showed where a pool had reated on the floor about the bodies, and the walls were spattered and splashed with gory drops. The murder was evidently the work of robbers; asa thorough search hed been Lares tee saci 12 ee College of Physicians and Surgeons. is to throw women. This_ has: been decided upon by the trustees of the® University of Tlinois after bitter fight Over, the inhovation on the part of the,authorities of the medical'school. It was made a department of the State University in April. Before it came under the jurisdietiqn of the University Trustees the College of Physicians and Surgeons had barred all women stadents. ‘Will Try 10, Kill Bach Other. ‘Manser.uxs, Ang12.—Prince Henry of ‘Orleans bas arrived here on his return from Abyesifiia, “His seconds, M. Leontiff, ‘a Russian officer, and M. Raoul Mourichol, a traveling com-. panion, will meet in Paris the seconds. *' of General Albertone, the Italian osficer who bas challenged the Prince to fight a duel on account of the’ latter's aspersions upon. the conduct of the Italian Soldiers in Abyssinia. . Shipped tocBurope. Exwoon, Ind., August 12.—The first tin plate manufactured in America to be sent to Europe is, according to local manufacturers, that started yesterday by ‘the American Plate Company of E}wood, on, its. way to Italy. It was a curload consisting of 500 boxes of the most expensive tin plats made here. The company will tomorrow make similar shipment to England. kb Alderman Sentenced. _-Qatyaco, “Rugast’ 7 a Ham Mangler was sentenced yesterday by: Fudge Dunne to pay a fing of $1,000 el. ninety days in the county "Port Amtavr, Ont, August 12.—The ae ‘steam yacht Comanche, with’ Senator . point on the line of. the Canadian . Democrats in State convention ‘yesterclosets lay in ‘divorder about te : Gaur & Polat, %) open its doors for the admission of [he was a mining partner of the tate knots, + Tite din Br Bivens Grave OID N.Y, August'12—Preeident McKinley and party reached Lake Placid yesterday at 1:45. ‘They dined. at the Stevens house and then drove to John Brown's save bo miles aany. Lightning Stroke, New Orntrans, August 12.—Lightning . P The . struckthe main building of the American brewery plant yesterday morning. Valuable er was demolished. © Gold Democrats, Des Moines, August 12.—' The Gold day decided in Fort Carlisle for Watterson and Vilas for the Fall campaign. Distin Sworn In, -Wasuineton, August 12. — Colonel William Distin of Quincy, Ill, was sworn in yesterday afternoon as Surveyor General of Alaska. He starts on receiving the instructions. “at the Park. Things begin to look quite lively at Glenbrook Park, and by Monday morning everything'will be in readiness for theraces. There were 82 horses at the track last evening. This .morning two carloads of horses arrived from eres mento, fourcafs are expected — — one car edie ou ced } Satied tm Atamede Comey. ine meda counts: & week or 80 ago. me resided in Nevada City from 1851 till 1867, when he moved to Mission San Jose. When Mr. Prowse resided here Jobn Hart, and will be” Temembered by’ many old residents. + pW seo How to Locate a Fire. If the fire alarm system is to remain in use here, and the bell is tapped correctly, our people can easily locate the fire by remembering the following : 2—4. In the business part of the town. 2—5. Upper part of Broad street. 2—6. Back of the Washington Schoolhouse. 8—4. In front of the Washington Schoolhouse. is 8—5. Near the Catholic Ghurch.* 8—6. On Aristocracy Hill. 4—83. Near, the Depot. 4—5. Piety Hill: . 4—6. Piety Hill?” 5—2. Park Avenue. oe Nature. Ibis a good thing to took. % nature and to find out what it teaches. Our Father above hasa place in his thoughts for every little flower that grows, and He has a plan for it. We therefore need mever .be troubled with the ‘thought that we can, step outside of God's protecting care.—Rev. ©. I, Junkin, Presbytérian, Fhildelphia, Pa, Mrs. Neiauporix—I haven’t seen your pareats for. ever so long. Little Fannie—Mamma has got a littlé baby, atid cannot come out. Mrs. Neighborly—And what has your papa got? . Little Fannie—He got six mypattn, and he can’t come out. Greatly “Embarraveed. With a fall Otixen cen cents per ounce in the vaine of silver in the last year and same period, Mr. Bryan and his fol-}° lowers ate going to find some embarrassment in explaining this Fall their assertions of a year ago. een a cook at different “here 'for'a namber of oyed rechores, heer, which he will serve in ‘ifst-clase . an. increase of fifty-three, cénts per }bushel inthe value of wheat in the}. ae ths oan abl Wi i VERY FIP NG TESTIMONIAL, tor Putt Presentation atthe Wenn of Nevada Lodge, F&A. W : Last evening Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., waa presented by the mem. vaaam. The a ; et one 288115, Telly whe con portrait of I. J. Rolfe, who is. one of the oldest ‘and most zealous members of the lodge as well as one of the oldest Masons in this county. The portrait is a testimonial to his worth both as a Mason and @ fellow iman, and no higher com-+ pliment could be paid him in a fraternal way than by presenting his picture to the lodge with which he has been connected. 80 Many yéars. “Before the presentation, which was made ina very happy manner by Fred » . Searls, Mr. Rolfe was called from the lodge room and during his absence the picture, nicely framed, was hang. on the wall; where it will remain. Mr. Rolfe was completely surprised upon his return, but soon recovered and. responded in a feeling manner. After the meeting « collation was jserved-by A. Tam. BRIEF MENTION » Interest. : Frank Smith was brought from Grass . Valley today by Constable Lawrey to serve ten days for vagrancy. A. J. Ismert has received the privilege to keep an ice cream, fruit and confectionery stand at Gleenbrook Park during the races. The bar privilege sold for $1087 50. Thirteen tons of ore from the Reward mine lately sent to the Selby Smelting Works for treatment, yielded $260.10 per tom.’ There are about seventy-five tons of ore yet‘on the dump, which it is believed will pay. $40 a ton. William Evans had the instep of his left foot fractured Tuesday night at the Harmony’ mine by a heavy chunk will.lay him up for some time. W. H. Tattle of the Ow: Satoon, Ne*. vada City, has secur the Agency. for — in bottles sine at popular : j22-tf. te “Married Mini Ministers. A thinister who is nx ro te married will a Bie, pectoral cots tions an ot deal with many qtestions on confront him like a married man.—Rey. Thomas Needham, Evangelist, New Brunswick, N.J. [Parson Garver. of Grass. Valley az take ioe prah }—Eprror TranscerPr. a ‘Danger. It is not the taking taking hold, but the holding on that tests the man. The danger is not in facing of duty, but. in fleeing from it—Rev. W. M. Paden, Presbyterian, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘haben 4 dan net 2 y Dritt Meeting. Officers seh members of Neva Rebekah Lodge, No, 110, I. O. O. Fare requested to meet, at the hall, Saturday evening, August 14th, for a drill. By order of : Lronore Bowman, N. G. Livuir Warr, Rec. Sec’y. ‘ —-+ eee + Attention, n, Company Cc. Members-of Company Care ordered tobe at their armory on Saturday, August 14th, at 4 o’clock a.m, ready to leave for the encampment at Santa Cruz. By order. . Gro. A. Niet, all-td Capt. Comd’g. Don’t waste, stamps. Save uj your Schiling’s Best yellow tea-tickets, and send several guesses for. that missin: word in one envélope. Schilling’s Best money back tea, at your grocer’s. vies of contest published in. tar fadveriiseuneiit about the firstand mice of each month, Ate * Furnished Rooms. ‘Dhree or four furnished rooms, for housek: on the porch, atthis Boles.” ftable al0-Lw —PLAZ > LIVERY: /ANDFEED STABLE,. 2890 stot. H. Mooney.) CORTTARILY ON HAND THE wim Thomas Harry, Breplétors, e : nd nip ht, He and a stylish rig give us a enti? ing his Jetory ‘be 'w himself. Thieded torthe éontempt c5cdings. d sate te tet ahr te this} of pipe clay falling on it. The injury . va a well” ater for rett. uire. t can be ob. ' LIABLE 10 COURT NARTIAL . Members” of Company npauy Are Cantioned Not to Borrow Money. The following letter bas been received by Captain Nihell: . “Dear Sm: These encampments sometimes are a source of sorrow to many pafents, as they make an effort to give their boys all the money they can ‘@pare. I know one instance where the father and mother were short of food to--spare.-theirboy. money. He not! only spent his money foolishly but borrowed of others, knowing he could not--pay it. back._Now, as you are a sort” of guardian over your soldiers, would it not be a good plan to make a little speech to your boys and tell them if any of them spend their money. and attempt to borrow they shall be court martialed, and see if that would have a tendency to bring them home a little straighter. If you could do so you would befriend one poor mother.” Captain Nihell says that he intends to furnish every man in the company with a copy of the above letter to read and reflect over. He will also have a copy of it posted on the company’s ‘. bulletin’ board at the camp, to refer Minor Holes and Comments of Local . thé8e member to who apply to him for Toans. He thinks it will be a good scheme all around and save the officers and members considerable trouble and perhaps se-vereal dollars. ee Klonkyke Menu, SOUP. Blabber, Ice Cold. Puree Gamboot Legs. FISH. Leather Soles. ENTRERS. Grilled Backbone of Whale. Beans Frozen in Fancy Shapes. . ROAST. ia Mule. VEGETABLES, Matzos ‘ike Freckels, Matar a Salt. Water with Molasses, Snow Pudding, Maggotty Nuts of ‘49, Icicle toothpicks may. be progured at all hours, or teeth taken to be {cleaned at back of restaurant while you wait. ~ Decorati -Nuggeis of gold with sand Hes and mosquitoes. Gila monster twined over one corner. # hives and pimples. I have taken a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am entirely, cured. I highly. recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a great blood purifier.” Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. Hoop’s. Pritts are the favorite cathartic. mek —— Money Saved is Money Earned. Gx to F, P. HUNT'S and ar 10 centa oer time you have your Wh’ nee iS praeen All work first-class. Z@-T: Barbers. No waiting. at Alaska Mose, A po cat “T was for some time troubled with} Barber Bianchi Tries to Bnd His Woes With Arnica. John Bianchi, the barber who was arrested in this city a few months ago on a charge of adultery and sentenced to serve six months in the county jail, made an attempt to commit suicide He obtained from a fellow prisoner a small bottle half full of tincture of arnica, and swallowed the liquid at one draught. Tn ashort time he was writhing in pain. The officials were notified . ajand Dr. Hant was summoned. three or four men td hold him while the physician gave him a hypodermic injection in the arm. ‘This quieted him in a short time and he will soon be all right.’ He has been morose for several days over his domesatio affairs. Going to Alaska Overland. Republican: Supervisor McPhetres met two men out at Prosser Creek Monday on theirway to Klondyke. They bad seven fine horses and were going overland. One of the men had been there before and knew the country and had made a stake, but had spent all in this State. All he had left was his horses and he could not afford to sell them for the prices they would bring bere, so he has started out overland with them. He says they will be valuable there. They expect to arrive there next Spring. ee Not So Bad. The total number of excursion tickets to the circus yesterday sold in Nevada City and Grass Valley was 811. Had the visited: Nevada Oity and Grass Valley it would have carried $3000 or $4000 away. co 2on Se Very Active. The gold Democrats continue. active and energetic. Their campaigns in Ohio; Towa and Kentucky will be. especially vigorous and it is already clearly apparent ‘that they will have Many men in their ranks who, last year, supported the Bryan ticket and platform. ‘ GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Which Will Last For. 19+ Days--At tho, Palace Dry GJods Store. As we do not intend to keep any goods over this season we will sacrifice everything there is in the store for cash, a8 our immense fall stock will soon arrive from the East and we: are now ready to give the people the benefit of the greatest bargains that were ever before offered im Nevada county: in order to make room for our new stock. Do not fail to miss this Grand Clearance Sale at the Palace Dry Goods Store of RosEnsERG Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. al DANIEL & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL WATER; ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, CELERY. AND IRON. THE MONARCH Nevada. County Agents For 8 TButfelo Beer. OF ALL BEERS. Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA Private Families Supplied. Factory Corner Spring andffine Streets, sOdy sn teg ens ee eemepsareneangecensercgonmipmeseganeres as LADIES’ GRAND REDUCTION SALE OF a MISSES’ FINE SHOES, e+ big dargains. : r For the next two weeks A de wilt offer you By coming carly you will a . your. “alek? ‘Before thevalhes are broken, THIS 1s NO: FAKE. oS “ iacadaeacanbascia But it ieya. Genuine dei acme Sale. 4 t “ eheseh hey Pl Oe fee ‘is abe WHITE, cor _ On Broansr,, NiAR Crry Haut. 7 a paiement aC ERR OM ee SaaS PSE Oe ae ee eRe

St eee $ Gee Fe OR ot oy ee othe ae 6m Oe TE oe S. ive BOS nar teins Fins se sting ea) waa eet SO ee oN IT Le . Re AES eS Lb ia sea FS yee s MS SS Fitty y Cents Pe Per. Month. "ADVERTISING R Rares, _Made know on applanton. . PERSONAL POINTERS. Concise Chronicle. of of Various Folks’ ‘Doings and Intentions, — i. Myer. is over from Cherokee. H. L. Pasch of Sau Francisco is in town. R. Kirkwood is over from French Corral. J. Lohman was down from ¥ou Bet yesterday. _J.M. Smith was up from Lime Kiln last evening. W. D. Black was in town yesterday trom Lake City. : George Olsen returned to. Washingtom today on the stage. A. R. &elly of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train, ' lL. F. Deming of Angels Camp came in on the morning train.: © J.J. Stanley of Reno, Nevada, came in on the morning train. James McBride, the hardware man of San Francio, is in town. 8. Poorman Jr. came in on last evening’s train from San Francisco. John Dunnicliff Jr. left on the noon train for San Francisco. M. E. Ramsey came up from Yuba City today. Hon. J. H. Neff came over from Colfax today. George C. Brown of San Francisco is in ‘town. Charles Grissel is. on the sick list, anffering from a severe sore throat. T. Sullivan of Butte, Montana, arrived here on last evening’s train. Ed Hamleg and James Bardoni came down from Sierra Valley yesterday. H. 0. Reck and T. WwW. Haswell of San Francisco came in. on, Jest evening's train. Mrs.. J. Naffziger and son, Howard, gf, ot the. pooe, tain. or, Onmmpball: George A, Morris, late editor of the ‘Marysville Appenl, was in town last evening. : Miss M. E. Shamon coced ‘here’ on last evéning’s train on her way to Siis» Lisvon and C.H. Davis of Oakland arrivei here.last evening on their way to Downieville. H. Kimball of Forest. City arrived here last evening from San Francisco . ; on his way home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mgddrell and Mr. and Mrs. L. Evans were.cver from North San Juan yesterday visiting friends.’ as Moran, who has been ati at-tache’ of the office for sevreal years prior to July Ist, left bere Jaat evening for Sacramento. Mrs. W. J. Dugan, Mrs. 8. D. Allen, Mrs, Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. B. Murphy, J. McCarthy and E.M. Honn were here froor Washington yesterday. District Attorney Frank R. Wehe of Sierra county, accompanied by © his é wife, arrived here. last mee front . San Frandiseo and left this morning for their home at Downieville. W. Sexton, Misses Kate, Emma and N. A. Sexton and William A. Sexton oi San Francisco, who have been to the lakes on a camping tri P» passed through, © town lest evening en a home. Dr. Freeman, wife atid son, who came Here from Sutter creek & few wooké ago with the intention of locating, lefi today. The Doctor found the field well covered anid cohcluded to 106k fo: a2 more favorable location. Will, Leave save Sala day. Company, 0 will leave this city; at: 680. o'clock Satirday morning. for Saiifaé Oriiz, #0 attend the aniiual: en: we. » Sat wets ‘“ Z 8A apa prt “~ efor him te be in camp, before the him as his valets ‘Th *and . 3 “ay Arm ta ap ‘Then wo lear “lcomrtamr we 0 TH) ~TMAUIAN CONSUL, Strangely Fatal Disease Breaks “Out Among Tanners. SUPPOSED TO BE CANCER BY HANDLING HIDES. : i Wife of a ‘Stockbroker Found Dead ta Bed Thts Morning. Mark Hanna and Party Strandeo on Lake Superior—Reliet Party Sent For. Special to the Dany TRawsoxrPT. Italians Driven Out. Denver, Colorado, August: 12.—Complaint wus made today to Dr. Cuneo, Italian Consul at this place, by Joseph Phillips, an Italian labor boss, that he and. 25. other. Ttaligns working on an electric railroad ‘in ‘the Oripple Creek district, were driven out of samp. at midnight by 50 armed men, and ordered not to return. The: men. are} ttraygiing homeward, -most “of ‘them . walking, the distance being over 150 miles. It is quite likely that the incidént will be made the subject of inter. " national correspondence and investigation. kh Cann nown Disease Cumyron, Pa. Aug. 12th.—The Falls tannery has been closed down owing to a peculiar disease that has broken out among the employes, four of whom died within four hours after being seized. “lt was supposed that the disease was contracted by handling hides that came from China, and which are unknown and terrible malady. Efforts are being madé‘to ‘prevent the spread of the disease, Quarreled.Over'a Chicken, « ORIPPLE Ontzn, Augustj12. —Albert F. Myers, proprietor of. the Gold Hill iodging house,: was fatally shot last night by special officer J. L. Cramer, the trouble’ was “about a fifty-cent shicken, which Myers claimed had been #tolen from him. ’ ———— Found Dead in Bed. San Francisco, August 12.—Mre. E. De K. Townsend, wife of a stockbroker formerly of New York, was found dead in her bed'this morning. ‘It is thought that death resulted from mataral vt A Porch ach Pals. SACRAMENTO, August 12.--At the fanot Mrs, Mary E. Tiernez this forefnoon an apper porob fell, and a. dozen more persons who. were standing ‘on f san ae i 2, < Bs fat Next. hy » Pau, ‘August 12—Alispatelf to the Bik gag gua says soe mal _ ashore in the straits of Niputon on the ‘ a wrecking tug and" lighter’ have been ‘. tragedy that may have taken place several daya ago was discovered near this . ‘town yesterday, and hasshocked the entire community. For some time . . supposed to contain the germs of the} porclt were all uct more’ or lesa,} the Yacht Went ae Matk Hanna and party on board is northern shore of Lake Superior. ‘The ; boat is doubtless in serious trouble, as sent/for. The dispatch came from a ‘Pacific Railroad. Croel Murder, BELLEFONTAINE, 0, August 12—A neighbors of David Detrick and his wife, a wealthy couple living near here, havé missed them from their acous: tomed haunts, but little notice was was taken of the matter, as they were supposed to have left home on a visit. Yesterday, however, suspicion, being aroused, entrance into the house was forced and a ghastly sight was prewife were found: on: the ‘floor covered with blood, while dried blood showed where a pool had reated on the floor about the bodies, and the walls were spattered and splashed with gory drops. The murder was evidently the work of robbers; asa thorough search hed been Lares tee saci 12 ee College of Physicians and Surgeons. is to throw women. This_ has: been decided upon by the trustees of the® University of Tlinois after bitter fight Over, the inhovation on the part of the,authorities of the medical'school. It was made a department of the State University in April. Before it came under the jurisdietiqn of the University Trustees the College of Physicians and Surgeons had barred all women stadents. ‘Will Try 10, Kill Bach Other. ‘Manser.uxs, Ang12.—Prince Henry of ‘Orleans bas arrived here on his return from Abyesifiia, “His seconds, M. Leontiff, ‘a Russian officer, and M. Raoul Mourichol, a traveling com-. panion, will meet in Paris the seconds. *' of General Albertone, the Italian osficer who bas challenged the Prince to fight a duel on account of the’ latter's aspersions upon. the conduct of the Italian Soldiers in Abyssinia. . Shipped tocBurope. Exwoon, Ind., August 12.—The first tin plate manufactured in America to be sent to Europe is, according to local manufacturers, that started yesterday by ‘the American Plate Company of E}wood, on, its. way to Italy. It was a curload consisting of 500 boxes of the most expensive tin plats made here. The company will tomorrow make similar shipment to England. kb Alderman Sentenced.. _-Qatyaco, “Rugast’ 7 a Ham Mangler was sentenced yesterday by: Fudge Dunne to pay a fing of $1,000 el. ninety days in the county "Port Amtavr, Ont, August 12.—The ae ‘steam yacht Comanche, with’ Senator . point on the line of. the Canadian . Democrats in State convention ‘yesterclosets lay in ‘divorder about te : Gaur & Polat, %) open its doors for the admission of [he was a mining partner of the tate knots, + Tite din Br Bivens Grave OID N.Y, August'12—Preeident McKinley and party reached Lake Placid yesterday at 1:45. ‘They dined. at the Stevens house and then drove to John Brown's save bo miles aany. Lightning Stroke, New Orntrans, August 12.—Lightning . P The . struckthe main building of the American brewery plant yesterday morning. Valuable er was demolished. © Gold Democrats, Des Moines, August 12.—' The Gold day decided in Fort Carlisle for Watterson and Vilas for the Fall campaign. Distin Sworn In, -Wasuineton, August 12. — Colonel William Distin of Quincy, Ill, was sworn in yesterday afternoon as Surveyor General of Alaska. He starts on receiving the instructions. “at the Park. Things begin to look quite lively at Glenbrook Park, and by Monday morning everything'will be in readiness for theraces. There were 82 horses at the track last evening. This .morning two carloads of horses arrived from eres mento, fourcafs are expected — — one car edie ou ced } Satied tm Atamede Comey. ine meda counts: & week or 80 ago. me resided in Nevada City from 1851 till 1867, when he moved to Mission San Jose. When Mr. Prowse resided here Jobn Hart, and will be” Temembered by’ many old residents. + pW seo How to Locate a Fire. If the fire alarm system is to remain in use here, and the bell is tapped correctly, our people can easily locate the fire by remembering the following : 2—4. In the business part of the town. 2—5. Upper part of Broad street. 2—6. Back of the Washington Schoolhouse. 8—4. In front of the Washington Schoolhouse. is 8—5. Near the Catholic Ghurch.* 8—6. On Aristocracy Hill. 4—83. Near, the Depot. 4—5. Piety Hill: . 4—6. Piety Hill?” 5—2. Park Avenue. oe Nature. Ibis a good thing to took. % nature and to find out what it teaches. Our Father above hasa place in his thoughts for every little flower that grows, and He has a plan for it. We therefore need mever .be troubled with the ‘thought that we can, step outside of God's protecting care.—Rev. ©. I, Junkin, Presbytérian, Fhildelphia, Pa, Mrs. Neiauporix—I haven’t seen your pareats for. ever so long. Little Fannie—Mamma has got a littlé baby, atid cannot come out.

Mrs. Neighborly—And what has your papa got? . Little Fannie—He got six mypattn, and he can’t come out. Greatly “Embarraveed. With a fall Otixen cen cents per ounce in the vaine of silver in the last year and same period, Mr. Bryan and his fol-}° lowers ate going to find some embarrassment in explaining this Fall their assertions of a year ago. een a cook at different “here 'for'a namber of oyed rechores, heer, which he will serve in ‘ifst-clase . an. increase of fifty-three, cénts per }bushel inthe value of wheat in the}. ae ths oan abl Wi i VERY FIP NG TESTIMONIAL, tor Putt Presentation atthe Wenn of Nevada Lodge, F&A. W : Last evening Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., waa presented by the mem. vaaam. The a ; et one 288115, Telly whe con portrait of I. J. Rolfe, who is. one of the oldest ‘and most zealous members of the lodge as well as one of the oldest Masons in this county. The portrait is a testimonial to his worth both as a Mason and @ fellow iman, and no higher com-+ pliment could be paid him in a fraternal way than by presenting his picture to the lodge with which he has been connected. 80 Many yéars. “Before the presentation, which was made ina very happy manner by Fred » . Searls, Mr. Rolfe was called from the lodge room and during his absence the picture, nicely framed, was hang. on the wall; where it will remain. Mr. Rolfe was completely surprised upon his return, but soon recovered and. responded in a feeling manner. After the meeting « collation was jserved-by A. Tam. BRIEF MENTION » Interest. : Frank Smith was brought from Grass . Valley today by Constable Lawrey to serve ten days for vagrancy. A. J. Ismert has received the privilege to keep an ice cream, fruit and confectionery stand at Gleenbrook Park during the races. The bar privilege sold for $1087 50. Thirteen tons of ore from the Reward mine lately sent to the Selby Smelting Works for treatment, yielded $260.10 per tom.’ There are about seventy-five tons of ore yet‘on the dump, which it is believed will pay. $40 a ton. William Evans had the instep of his left foot fractured Tuesday night at the Harmony’ mine by a heavy chunk will.lay him up for some time. W. H. Tattle of the Ow: Satoon, Ne*. vada City, has secur the Agency. for — in bottles sine at popular : j22-tf. te “Married Mini Ministers. A thinister who is nx ro te married will a Bie, pectoral cots tions an ot deal with many qtestions on confront him like a married man.—Rey. Thomas Needham, Evangelist, New Brunswick, N.J. [Parson Garver. of Grass. Valley az take ioe prah }—Eprror TranscerPr. a ‘Danger. It is not the taking taking hold, but the holding on that tests the man. The danger is not in facing of duty, but. in fleeing from it—Rev. W. M. Paden, Presbyterian, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘haben 4 dan net 2 y Dritt Meeting. Officers seh members of Neva Rebekah Lodge, No, 110, I. O. O. Fare requested to meet, at the hall, Saturday evening, August 14th, for a drill. By order of : Lronore Bowman, N. G. Livuir Warr, Rec. Sec’y. ‘ —-+ eee + Attention, n, Company Cc. Members-of Company Care ordered tobe at their armory on Saturday, August 14th, at 4 o’clock a.m, ready to leave for the encampment at Santa Cruz. By order. . Gro. A. Niet, all-td Capt. Comd’g. Don’t waste, stamps. Save uj your Schiling’s Best yellow tea-tickets, and send several guesses for. that missin: word in one envélope. Schilling’s Best money back tea, at your grocer’s. vies of contest published in. tar fadveriiseuneiit about the firstand mice of each month, Ate * Furnished Rooms. ‘Dhree or four furnished rooms, for housek: on the porch, atthis Boles.” ftable al0-Lw —PLAZ > LIVERY: /ANDFEED STABLE,. 2890 stot. H. Mooney.) CORTTARILY ON HAND THE wim Thomas Harry, Breplétors, e : nd nip ht, He and a stylish rig give us a enti? ing his Jetory ‘be 'w himself. Thieded torthe éontempt c5cdings. d sate te tet ahr te this} of pipe clay falling on it. The injury . va a well” ater for rett. uire. t can be ob. ' LIABLE 10 COURT NARTIAL . Members” of Company npauy Are Cantioned Not to Borrow Money. The following letter bas been received by Captain Nihell: . “Dear Sm: These encampments sometimes are a source of sorrow to many pafents, as they make an effort to give their boys all the money they can ‘@pare. I know one instance where the father and mother were short of food to--spare.-theirboy. money. He not! only spent his money foolishly but borrowed of others, knowing he could not--pay it. back._Now, as you are a sort” of guardian over your soldiers, would it not be a good plan to make a little speech to your boys and tell them if any of them spend their money. and attempt to borrow they shall be court martialed, and see if that would have a tendency to bring them home a little straighter. If you could do so you would befriend one poor mother.” Captain Nihell says that he intends to furnish every man in the company with a copy of the above letter to read and reflect over. He will also have a copy of it posted on the company’s ‘. bulletin’ board at the camp, to refer Minor Holes and Comments of Local . thé8e member to who apply to him for Toans. He thinks it will be a good scheme all around and save the officers and members considerable trouble and perhaps se-vereal dollars. ee Klonkyke Menu, SOUP. Blabber, Ice Cold. Puree Gamboot Legs. FISH. Leather Soles. ENTRERS. Grilled Backbone of Whale. Beans Frozen in Fancy Shapes. . ROAST. ia Mule. VEGETABLES, Matzos ‘ike Freckels, Matar a Salt. Water with Molasses, Snow Pudding, Maggotty Nuts of ‘49, Icicle toothpicks may. be progured at all hours, or teeth taken to be {cleaned at back of restaurant while you wait. ~ Decorati -Nuggeis of gold with sand Hes and mosquitoes. Gila monster twined over one corner. # hives and pimples. I have taken a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am entirely, cured. I highly. recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a great blood purifier.” Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. Hoop’s. Pritts are the favorite cathartic. mek —— Money Saved is Money Earned. Gx to F, P. HUNT'S and ar 10 centa oer time you have your Wh’ nee iS praeen All work first-class. Z@-T: Barbers. No waiting. at Alaska Mose, A po cat “T was for some time troubled with} Barber Bianchi Tries to Bnd His Woes With Arnica. John Bianchi, the barber who was arrested in this city a few months ago on a charge of adultery and sentenced to serve six months in the county jail, made an attempt to commit suicide He obtained from a fellow prisoner a small bottle half full of tincture of arnica, and swallowed the liquid at one draught. Tn ashort time he was writhing in pain. The officials were notified . ajand Dr. Hant was summoned. three or four men td hold him while the physician gave him a hypodermic injection in the arm. ‘This quieted him in a short time and he will soon be all right.’ He has been morose for several days over his domesatio affairs. Going to Alaska Overland. Republican: Supervisor McPhetres met two men out at Prosser Creek Monday on theirway to Klondyke. They bad seven fine horses and were going overland. One of the men had been there before and knew the country and had made a stake, but had spent all in this State. All he had left was his horses and he could not afford to sell them for the prices they would bring bere, so he has started out overland with them. He says they will be valuable there. They expect to arrive there next Spring. ee Not So Bad. The total number of excursion tickets to the circus yesterday sold in Nevada City and Grass Valley was 811. Had the visited: Nevada Oity and Grass Valley it would have carried $3000 or $4000 away. co 2on Se Very Active. The gold Democrats continue. active and energetic. Their campaigns in Ohio; Towa and Kentucky will be. especially vigorous and it is already clearly apparent ‘that they will have Many men in their ranks who, last year, supported the Bryan ticket and platform. ‘ GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Which Will Last For. 19+ Days--At tho, Palace Dry GJods Store. As we do not intend to keep any goods over this season we will sacrifice everything there is in the store for cash, a8 our immense fall stock will soon arrive from the East and we: are now ready to give the people the benefit of the greatest bargains that were ever before offered im Nevada county: in order to make room for our new stock. Do not fail to miss this Grand Clearance Sale at the Palace Dry Goods Store of RosEnsERG Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. al DANIEL & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL WATER; ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, CELERY. AND IRON. THE MONARCH Nevada. County Agents For 8 TButfelo Beer. OF ALL BEERS. Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA Private Families Supplied. Factory Corner Spring andffine Streets, sOdy sn teg ens ee eemepsareneangecensercgonmipmeseganeres as LADIES’ GRAND REDUCTION SALE OF a MISSES’ FINE SHOES, e+ big dargains. : r For the next two weeks A de wilt offer you By coming carly you will a . your. “alek? ‘Before thevalhes are broken, THIS 1s NO: FAKE. oS “ iacadaeacanbascia But it ieya. Genuine dei acme Sale. 4 t “ eheseh hey Pl Oe fee ‘is abe WHITE, cor _ On Broansr,, NiAR Crry Haut. 7 a paiement aC ERR OM ee SaaS PSE Oe ae ee eRe