August 19, 1896 (4 pages)

Meets eee HARI Mistle Every 2 Hydra 7 ED. J et First a) shed sree THE TRANSCRIPT. Bete biitsbed Sept. 6, 1800, by Nat. P. Brow® & Co. ‘ NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA — BROWN & CALKINS, “ Proprietors WEDNESDAY. .AUGUST 19, 1896. “PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. ~ Florin Isoard has gone to Rocklin. W. Luben of Sacramento is in town. L. Conrath of Smartsville is in town. Thos. Davis Jr., is down from Forest Gity.” C. T. Bouner of North Bloomfield is in town. L. Paine was over from Lake City yesterday. J. H. Reader and L. Williams are over from Sweetland. T. A. Monroe came down from North Bloomfield today. F. G. Radelfinger came down from Washington today. J. Evans and wife came over from Moore’s Flat today. F. C. McGuire was down from. North Bloomfield yesterday. Peter Moss returned last night from a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. J. H. Williams came down from North Bloomfield today. W. J. Toland and H. Toland, of Smartsville, are in town. T. B. Gray has returned pag a trip to the northern counties. W. W. Backus and 8. Hostetter, of San Francisco, are in town. -, Mrs. Wright and children came over * from North San Juati today. John Frandy and wife have returned from Campbell Hot Springs. Mrs. Ed. Weissenberger has gone to Los Angeles on a visit to her folk. Mrs. Frank Hartman left on the noon train today for a visit to San FranciscoRev. J. ‘Sims returned last evening from a trip to San Francisco and Dutch Fiat. Luke Powell. of San Juan returned lest night from a visit at San Francisco. f R. T. Heath and Julius Loebl, of San Francisco, came in on last evening’s train, F. M. Coons, a prominent attorney of Washington State, is visiting Rev. W. C. Gray. Miss Lydia Penrose of North ides field is here on a visit to the ‘Misses Hieronimus. Fred Eilerman, who has been to San . Francisco-on a pleasure trip, returned last evening. Mrs. 8. Shurtleff has returned from El Dorado and Capitola, where she has been visiting. 1 Misses. Ruby and Lielia Hyer have returned from their summer vacation at Pleasant Valley. Casper Fogeli has returned from a visit to San Diego‘and other places in Southern California. A. A. Dana of Santa Rosa, -one. of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s messengers, is rere on a visit to friends. F. C. Dunlap of Stockton is in town. R. I. Hambrook and I. Tucker, of San Francisco, are in town. Mrs. W. D. Lewis, accompanied by her mother and children, returned last evening from a visit.at. Stockton. Superintendent.Fred Zeitler of the Champion mine has gone to San Francisco to attend a meeting of the comA. G. Frandy went to San “Francisco today, accompanied by his sister, Miss Ellen Black, who has been here on a4 visit. Misses Daisy and Maud Eastin, who have been spending their vacation at San Francisco, returned home last evening. ~~—"Misses™” Mamie Brennan and Kate Lyng, of Grass Valley, are here spending a few days with the family of James Flewellyn. Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns will leave Bartlett Springs in a day or two for San Francisco. Mr. Cairns’ health has not shown any improvement. Officers Anstalied. J.8. Hennessy, Council Deputy, last evening installed the following officers of Grass Valley Council, No. 29, Y. M. L: J. J. Riley, President; Thos. Roach, Ist Vice President; W. J. Morris, 2d Vice President; J. E. Hogan, Recording Secretary; J. J. Ryan, Financial Secretary; J 8. H Treasurer; M. O’Connell, Marshal; D. O’Neill, Inside Sentinel; W. J. Briggs, Outside Sentinel. Executive Committee, J. J. Greany, R. F. Barry, Richard White. Dr. C. W. Jones was elected’ surgeon. ee Karl’s Clover Koot Tea c,® eure sure for Headache and ‘nerdiseases. Nothing Lag wl so gnickty. Sold by Dickerman & A Fact Worth th Knowing. Consumption, La Gri dawonye ed and all Threat and Li ne Oicenmas ‘ eured by Shilob’s ecg Sold oid by Z Dickerman & Co, [" ‘MISS OVERMAN CONFESSES ALL The Pra br a Bak iia She His Willing Too, A Tall Story of a Placer County Mining Strike. Clilmed That There is Fifteen M‘llion Dollars in Sight. Special to the Darny. TRANSORIPT, San Franorsco, Aug. 19.—Mattie Overman has made a detailed written confession wherein she says that all the charges that have ‘been made of Rev. C. O. Brown’s unlawful intimacy with her are true. The confession covers many pages of foolscap, and is in the possesion of Rev. W. W.Scudderof Alameda who was chairman of the committee on credentials at the investigation instituted by the conference. Miss Overand herself as his willing tool. She says he purjured himself throughout in his testimony. Sacramento Printers Protest Sacramento, Aug. 19.—There was an exciting meeting of Typographical Union No.46. Resolutions were adopted by a large majority condemning the action of the State Typographical Union, which recently met at Fresno, in demanding an investigation of the . affairs of the State Printing office. Good News if True. Avpurn, Cal., Aug.19.—There is great excitement here over a strike made in the old Marguerite mine near town. The story is that the ledge assays $68,000 a-ton and there is $16,000,000 worth of-ore in’ sight. Must Pay Its Taxes, San Franorsoo, Aug. 19.—Judge McKenna has rendered a decision that the Atlantic and Pacific ) must pay its taxes for 1894. They amount to $56,800, Burt Arrested. wanted in Austin, Texas, for the murder of his wife and two children about a month ago, was arrested in the Rialto + Building to-day. The dirk with which the crime was committed was found on ‘his person, and bloodstains were still viattle on his straw hat. : Dead in Her Room. San Francisco, Aug. 18.—Miss Flora Finlayson, the well-known opera singer, died this morning in her apartments. at the Langham. Hotel. The door of her room was forced open by friends at noon, and lying on the floor was the body of the young woman, who had evidently been dead a number of hours. Heart failure is supposed to be the cause, Boiler Burst. Raueiau, N. C., Aug. 18-—-Low water caused an. explosion of the boiler at Taft’s saw mill at Troy, Montgomery county, yesterday. Five men were instantly killed: Sam Ewing, John Ellis, Ed Dickinson, Charles Morro and James Carpet. Four others were injured, ‘three fatally. A number of workmen were struck by piecea of the boiler and others were scalded. On His Deathbed, Sanatoca, N. Y., Aug. 18.—John F. Chamberlain, well known as the manager of hotels. in Washington and Old Point Oomfort,; who arrived_here three weeks ago, is dying at'the Grand Union Hotel. His-attending physicans have nohope that he will survive another A Horrible Death. _/ Lovisvinie, Aug. 18.—Eugene Oarsey, aged 13, died a horrible death here yesterday, after suffering for twelve hours. ‘While riding his bicycle on the Shelbyville pike he anda companion were attacked by dogs. The dogs diverted Carsey’s: attention from a sulky recklessly driven by two negroes, who have not yet been identified. Carsey collided with the sulky with such force that he was impaled on the shaft. The negroes threw the bicycle into a . ditch, and ‘then, lifting the unfortunate boy from the sbaft, laid him by the roadside and drove off rapidly. Carsey’s companion, Charles Creighton, ran to a neighboring farmhouse for assistance, and the boy was taken to his home. ~ Soldiers to Fight. Cuba. New Yorx, Aug. 18.—A dispatch to the “Herald” aw tae ioaa ee Oo 2 petite phat met . Aug. 28, . I take pace from hog. 9 Bape 6, Mattie Overman Confesses, man pictures Brown asa black villain . SENATOR ALLISON'S. YIBWS, Hard Work Ahead, But McKinley Will Carry lowa—It 1s Predicted That Michigan ‘Will Give McKinley 60,000 Majority, = Cuicaco, Aug. 17—Senator Allison came to Republican national headquarters ‘today from the seashore prepared to take an active part in the campaign in his home State and elsewhere. Senator. Burrows arrived from his, Michigan home on a similar mission, havihg been assigned to speak at the opening of the Illinois campaign at Jacksonville this-week. He has already made one speech and after this week the Senator will devote two weeks to addressing the voters of his State. The regular opening of the Michigan campaign by the State Oommittee will be about September 10th. Senator Allison said he would not do much campaign work outside of Iowa, ‘and added: “I shall be very much surprised if we fail to carry Iowa. The general situation is favorable, but there is hard work ahead fomake sure of victory. Ido not anticipate much difficulty on account. of fasion in Iowa. Fusion between Democrats and Populists is no novelty with us, but their united strength has not been enough to wrest the State from the. Republicans. There have been some Republicans led astray by the free silver prophets, but there are also many Iowa Democrats who will vote for McKinley against the fusion tickét. Hard work will convert supe Republican backsilders, and I am going to help to do it.” Senator Burrows said the free sini strength in Michigan was concentrated in the places where greenbackism reigned, and he had much difficulty in getting an admission from prominent Republicans that free silver was gaining ground in any locality. He was always referred to some other place, and that other Curcaco,; August 18.—Eugene Burt, . Congressthan’ Hepburn of Iowa came lierature and. speakers were driving the small proportions. place denied the allegation. He predicted 50,000 for McKinley and Pingree. in to tell the committeemen that their silver sentiment among Republicans to \ after which date the cavalry will embark. By Sept. 11 the whole expedition of 40,000 will have left the peninsula. Bryan Makes a Denial. Urrrer Rep Hoor, N. Y., Aug. 18.— Concerning Senator Thurston’s statement that Mr. Bryan had been charged with being in the pay of the silver mine owners, Mr. Bryan said to-day that he had denied this statement on several oceasions, and that another denial would be made at an early day. fre i tees Pacific Coast News. Sixty-six tramps are in the Fresno jail. A religious convention is being held at Laytton Springs. Roman baths are soon to be constructed in San Diego. Stockton is fast getting ready for the Admission Day celebration. There was a heavy rainstorm in San Bernardino county Monday. The Pensacola is soonto be sent to Goat Island as a training ship. Hiram D.-Carter of Pomona was killed Monday by lightning. Many famous dogs will be exhibited at the coming Stockon bench show. ritorial Justice Bethune of Arizona. William Williams, an old resident. of Corvallis, Or. has committed suicide. Murderer George A. Kliney of St. . Louis has escaped from the jail at Ev-. erett, Washington. Relatives of the victims of the Victoria, B. C., bridge disaster have combined to sue for damages. The Los Angeles County Woman's Temperance Union has de‘cided that the bloomer is immodest, ' unwomanly and demoralizing, —— rt OO Wedding at Selby Fiat. There was a quiet. wedding at the Mooney on Selby Flat at high noon today,;when their eldest daughter, Miss May Mooney,. was united in marriage with Mr. Henry Metzenbaugher. Rev. Father Olyne performed the ceremony. Only relatives were present. The bride is a lovely and accomplished young lady, with a host of friends and admirers. Mr. Metzenbaugher is a young man of sterling integrity and fine business ability; having been in business, in this city for several years. Thomas Mooney and Miss Katie Mooney, brother and sister of the bride, stood up with the contracting parties. Second Anoual Outing, We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the second annual outing of the Yuba and Sutter Gun Club, which will be held at Shelton’s Grove, near Marysville, on the 23d of this month. The diamond medal of‘fered by the Appeal, and which is: at present held by Ned Fay of San Fran‘cisco, will be contested for in the Bs sa shooting match. ae £2 , Charges have been filed against Ter-. : residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas’ BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Fresh buttercups and Boston chips at Foley’stoday. ~ The Bryan clab meets tonight at the office of Frank Power. Regular monthly meeting of the City Trustees tomorrow evening. On Saturday evening next a social dance will be given at Maybert. Choice cut ffowers from Menlo Park for sale at the National Fruit Store. 1¢ E. F. Rosenthal has a large lot of mercial street. It was Miss Annie Clemo of Gold Flat who went below,’and not Miss Annie Clemo of this city. The premises and household effects of William Clymo, at Grass Valley, will be sold at auction tomorrow. Rev. John F. Rich will lecture to the probationer’s class at the Methodist Episcopal church this evening at 7 clock. Topic, “Daniel.” . A McKinley glee club will shortly be organized in this city. Some good singers have expressed a willingness to join. Two scraps took place on Commercial street yesterday afternoon. They were of short duration and no one was hurt much. ae Every Republican who can be pres_ ent is requested to attend the meeting ‘at Odd Fellows banquet hall tomorrow evening for the purpose of organizing a McKinley club. The City Board of Education will meet Friday evening for the purpose of electing a.teacher for the. 7th. grade. Grammar school to succeed Mrs. T. J, Torpie, resigned. The funeral of the late John Prodger . will take place from the family resi_ ; dence at Grass Valley tomorrow after. noon at 2:80 o'clock, under the aus. pices of the A. 0. U. W. There is on exhibition in the showwindow at Vinton’s drug store a fine India ink portrait. of the late Sheriff Douglass, It is a splendid likeness, and is from-Moore’s studio. es The celebration that is to be given at North San Juan on Admission Day will be attended by many Native Sona and others from this, city. Some of the Natives will attend the Stockton celebration, Mrs. W. Richards and ‘Mise Lucretia 4 nery parlors in the Helbrooke building at Grass Valley, in the room formerly used as aiaw office by the late A, B. Dibble. -Rev, J. Sims, Great Sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men, together with other great chiefs, will officially visit Wyoming Tribe and Ponemah Council, of this city, on October Ist; Weimer Tribe of Grass Valley on Sep, vember 30th, and Ceanotha Council of . Geaee Siena eee : campaign badges at his store on Com-. H Two Runaways. This morning a horse hitched to & cart at. William Tamblyn’s place, near the Glenbrook House, ran away and broke through a barb wire fence, eutting himself quite badly and throwing out two little daughters of Wm. Tam-. blyn and a 12-year-old son of John Tamblyn of Gold Flat: The children were cut and bruised considerably, but} % not seriously hurt. The cart was damc aged some. About 2 o’clovk this afternoon a fivehorse wood team belonging to Mrs. Haven't Said A Word About Writing Papers and ‘Tablets for some time, Can't help it now, we're so pleased with the line, It’s not only the beauty of our. Papers. that. pleases our customers-it’s the PRICE, Elegant Pape pa 25 cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've ve a stunner for 10-cents. See ’em in the window atVINTON PHARMACY. Wilson of Scott’s Flat started from in. sayy front of Legg & Shaw Co.’s store and ran down across the Plaza. They went straight for Denny’s blacksmith shop and ‘piled up in a heap ‘right at the doorway. None of the horses .were hurt nor the wagon damaged. Board of Supervisors. A special meeting of the Board .of Supervisors was held today. Those present were J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly and’ F. M. Pridgeon, the first named presiding. The following demands against the} county for labor on roads and bridges in the Third District were allowed:— . : James Landsburg $96, ©. J. English $87, J. A. Craig $27.50, C. Monroe $23.75, W. W. Williams $41.25, W. H. Flannery $91.25, James Prout $43.75. Weather Prediction. A dispatch received: from San Fran. cisco today from the Weather Bureau station gives the following bulletin: Probably occasional showers and thunder storm today. and. possibly tonight. As far as Nevada City is concerned the . prediction has up to this hour failed to be carried out. Bargains in Furniture. Remember, the Legg & Shaw Co. are still selling hardwood Bedroom Suits seven pieces, for $21.00, All other goods in proportion. Bed-lounges from $8.50 up. al8-tf —————EEEEEeeEeeeeee BORN.: At Nevada City, August 18, 1896, to the wife of Ralph White, a son. THE TOWLE BROS: CO.----All kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. ! The Best of ? I 1 RUSTIC, FLOORING CEILING, DRESSED LUMBER At'Market Rates, Laths, Shingles, Pickets and Posts. MILL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. Notice to Contractors Sealed bids will be: received at the office of Legg & Shaw Company for a two-story addition to the building now occupied by the above Company as a hardware store. ; Plans and specifications can be seen. at the store mentioned. Bids to be opened Saturday, Aug. 22, at 8 P. M. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. “ Patriotisin, Protection and Prosperity.” SS — Th : of th Roll p Nevada City McKINLEY AND HOBART HPUHLCHN CL CLUB ae en. oe At Odd Fellows Hall Thuredégy Haskin. a. 2oth, geo For the RESERVED FOR THE Horse Racing eee Tine Glenbrook Park Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 22, And Continuing Five Days, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE {TH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT [SSOCATIO Good — Keeper is what matter how ee open rsaon wants, Tepes watch or clock, no ve the ue Ey you ever tr us in the Wee, By Registered Mail or by Express, There may be . A Wedding Pb whisk you have been bidd Pe ha‘ cate a dle. ang of Ine at Se to Himes ae acer’ We alag ace any. mens yo jo Want made into elry? we mannten rus aoe We follow howe latest styles when . LUETIE & BRAND, Wet re, = ALL REPUBLICANS AR INVITED. 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Meets eee HARI Mistle Every 2 Hydra 7 ED. J et First a) shed sree THE TRANSCRIPT. Bete biitsbed Sept. 6, 1800, by Nat. P. Brow® & Co. ‘ NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA — BROWN & CALKINS, “ Proprietors WEDNESDAY. ..AUGUST 19, 1896. “PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. ~ Florin Isoard has gone to Rocklin. W. Luben of Sacramento is in town. L. Conrath of Smartsville is in town. Thos. Davis Jr., is down from Forest Gity.” C. T. Bouner of North Bloomfield is in town. L. Paine was over from Lake City yesterday. J. H. Reader and L. Williams are over from Sweetland. T. A. Monroe came down from North Bloomfield today. F. G. Radelfinger came down from Washington today. J. Evans and wife came over from Moore’s Flat today. F. C. McGuire was down from. North Bloomfield yesterday. Peter Moss returned last night from a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. J. H. Williams came down from North Bloomfield today. W. J. Toland and H. Toland, of Smartsville, are in town. T. B. Gray has returned pag a trip to the northern counties. W. W. Backus and 8. Hostetter, of San Francisco, are in town. -, Mrs. Wright and children came over * from North San Juati today. John Frandy and wife have returned from Campbell Hot Springs. Mrs. Ed. Weissenberger has gone to Los Angeles on a visit to her folk. Mrs. Frank Hartman left on the noon train today for a visit to San FranciscoRev. J. ‘Sims returned last evening from a trip to San Francisco and Dutch Fiat. Luke Powell. of San Juan returned lest night from a visit at San Francisco. f R. T. Heath and Julius Loebl, of San Francisco, came in on last evening’s train, F. M. Coons, a prominent attorney of Washington State, is visiting Rev. W. C. Gray. Miss Lydia Penrose of North ides field is here on a visit to the ‘Misses Hieronimus. Fred Eilerman, who has been to San . Francisco-on a pleasure trip, returned last evening. Mrs. 8. Shurtleff has returned from El Dorado and Capitola, where she has been visiting. 1 Misses. Ruby and Lielia Hyer have returned from their summer vacation at Pleasant Valley. Casper Fogeli has returned from a visit to San Diego‘and other places in Southern California. A. A. Dana of Santa Rosa, -one. of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s messengers, is rere on a visit to friends. F. C. Dunlap of Stockton is in town. R. I. Hambrook and I. Tucker, of San Francisco, are in town. Mrs. W. D. Lewis, accompanied by her mother and children, returned last evening from a visit.at. Stockton. Superintendent.Fred Zeitler of the Champion mine has gone to San Francisco to attend a meeting of the comA. G. Frandy went to San “Francisco today, accompanied by his sister, Miss Ellen Black, who has been here on a4 visit. Misses Daisy and Maud Eastin, who have been spending their vacation at San Francisco, returned home last evening. ~~—"Misses™” Mamie Brennan and Kate Lyng, of Grass Valley, are here spending a few days with the family of James Flewellyn. Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns will leave Bartlett Springs in a day or two for San Francisco. Mr. Cairns’ health has not shown any improvement. Officers Anstalied. J.8. Hennessy, Council Deputy, last evening installed the following officers of Grass Valley Council, No. 29, Y. M. L: J. J. Riley, President; Thos. Roach, Ist Vice President; W. J. Morris, 2d Vice President; J. E. Hogan, Recording Secretary; J. J. Ryan, Financial Secretary; J 8. H Treasurer; M. O’Connell, Marshal; D. O’Neill, Inside Sentinel; W. J. Briggs, Outside Sentinel. Executive Committee, J. J. Greany, R. F. Barry, Richard White. Dr. C. W. Jones was elected’ surgeon. ee Karl’s Clover Koot Tea c,® eure sure for Headache and ‘nerdiseases. Nothing Lag wl so gnickty. Sold by Dickerman & A Fact Worth th Knowing. Consumption, La Gri dawonye ed and all Threat and Li ne Oicenmas ‘ eured by Shilob’s ecg Sold oid by Z Dickerman & Co, [" ‘MISS OVERMAN CONFESSES ALL The Pra br a Bak iia She His Willing Too, A Tall Story of a Placer County Mining Strike. Clilmed That There is Fifteen M‘llion Dollars in Sight. Special to the Darny. TRANSORIPT, San Franorsco, Aug. 19.—Mattie Overman has made a detailed written confession wherein she says that all the charges that have ‘been made of Rev. C. O. Brown’s unlawful intimacy with her are true. The confession covers many pages of foolscap, and is in the possesion of Rev. W. W.Scudderof Alameda who was chairman of the committee on credentials at the investigation instituted by the conference. Miss Overand herself as his willing tool. She says he purjured himself throughout in his testimony. Sacramento Printers Protest Sacramento, Aug. 19.—There was an exciting meeting of Typographical Union No.46. Resolutions were adopted by a large majority condemning the action of the State Typographical Union, which recently met at Fresno, in demanding an investigation of the . affairs of the State Printing office. Good News if True. Avpurn, Cal., Aug.19.—There is great excitement here over a strike made in the old Marguerite mine near town. The story is that the ledge assays $68,000 a-ton and there is $16,000,000 worth of-ore in’ sight. Must Pay Its Taxes, San Franorsoo, Aug. 19.—Judge McKenna has rendered a decision that the Atlantic and Pacific ) must pay its taxes for 1894. They amount to $56,800, Burt Arrested. wanted in Austin, Texas, for the murder of his wife and two children about a month ago, was arrested in the Rialto + Building to-day. The dirk with which the crime was committed was found on ‘his person, and bloodstains were still viattle on his straw hat. : Dead in Her Room. San Francisco, Aug. 18.—Miss Flora Finlayson, the well-known opera singer, died this morning in her apartments. at the Langham. Hotel. The door of her room was forced open by friends at noon, and lying on the floor was the body of the young woman, who had evidently been dead a number of hours. Heart failure is supposed to be the cause, Boiler Burst. Raueiau, N. C., Aug. 18-—-Low water caused an. explosion of the boiler at Taft’s saw mill at Troy, Montgomery county, yesterday. Five men were instantly killed: Sam Ewing, John Ellis, Ed Dickinson, Charles Morro and James Carpet. Four others were injured, ‘three fatally. A number of workmen were struck by piecea of the boiler and others were scalded. On His Deathbed, Sanatoca, N. Y., Aug. 18.—John F. Chamberlain, well known as the manager of hotels. in Washington and Old Point Oomfort,; who arrived_here three weeks ago, is dying at'the Grand Union Hotel.. His-attending physicans have nohope that he will survive another A Horrible Death. _/ Lovisvinie, Aug. 18.—Eugene Oarsey, aged 13, died a horrible death here yesterday, after suffering for twelve hours. ‘While riding his bicycle on the Shelbyville pike he anda companion were attacked by dogs. The dogs diverted Carsey’s: attention from a sulky recklessly driven by two negroes, who have not yet been identified. Carsey collided with the sulky with such force that he was impaled on the shaft. The negroes threw the bicycle into a . ditch, and ‘then, lifting the unfortunate boy from the sbaft, laid him by the roadside and drove off rapidly. Carsey’s companion, Charles Creighton, ran to a neighboring farmhouse for assistance, and the boy was taken to his home. ~ Soldiers to Fight. Cuba. New Yorx, Aug. 18.—A dispatch to the “Herald” aw tae ioaa ee Oo 2 petite phat met . Aug. 28, . I take pace from hog. 9 Bape 6, Mattie Overman Confesses, man pictures Brown asa black villain . SENATOR ALLISON'S. YIBWS, Hard Work Ahead, But McKinley Will Carry lowa—It 1s Predicted That Michigan ‘Will Give McKinley 60,000 Majority, = Cuicaco, Aug. 17—Senator Allison came to Republican national headquarters ‘today from the seashore prepared to take an active part in the campaign in his home State and elsewhere. Senator. Burrows arrived from his, Michigan home on a similar mission, havihg been assigned to speak at the opening of the Illinois campaign at Jacksonville this-week. He has already made one speech and after this week the Senator will devote two weeks to addressing the voters of his State. The regular opening of the Michigan campaign by the State Oommittee will be about September 10th. Senator Allison said he would not do much campaign work outside of Iowa, ‘and added: “I shall be very much surprised if we fail to carry Iowa. The general situation is favorable, but there is hard work ahead fomake sure of victory. Ido not anticipate much difficulty on account. of fasion in Iowa. Fusion between Democrats and Populists is no novelty with us, but their united strength has not been enough to wrest the State from the. Republicans. There have been some Republicans led astray by the free silver prophets, but there are also many Iowa Democrats who will vote for McKinley against the fusion tickét. Hard work will convert supe Republican backsilders, and I am going to help to do it.” Senator Burrows said the free sini strength in Michigan was concentrated in the places where greenbackism reigned, and he had much difficulty in getting an admission from prominent Republicans that free silver was gaining ground in any locality. He was always referred to some other place, and that other Curcaco,; August 18.—Eugene Burt, . Congressthan’ Hepburn of Iowa came lierature and. speakers were driving the small proportions. place denied the allegation. He predicted 50,000 for McKinley and Pingree. in to tell the committeemen that their silver sentiment among Republicans to \ after which date the cavalry will embark. By Sept. 11 the whole expedition of 40,000 will have left the peninsula. Bryan Makes a Denial. Urrrer Rep Hoor, N. Y., Aug. 18.— Concerning Senator Thurston’s statement that Mr. Bryan had been charged with being in the pay of the silver mine owners, Mr. Bryan said to-day that he had denied this statement on several oceasions, and that another denial would be made at an early day. fre i tees Pacific Coast News. Sixty-six tramps are in the Fresno jail. A religious convention is being held at Laytton Springs. Roman baths are soon to be constructed in San Diego. Stockton is fast getting ready for the Admission Day celebration. There was a heavy rainstorm in San Bernardino county Monday. The Pensacola is soonto be sent to Goat Island as a training ship. Hiram D.-Carter of Pomona was killed Monday by lightning. Many famous dogs will be exhibited at the coming Stockon bench show. ritorial Justice Bethune of Arizona. William Williams, an old resident. of Corvallis, Or. has committed suicide. Murderer George A. Kliney of St. . Louis has escaped from the jail at Ev-. erett, Washington. Relatives of the victims of the Victoria, B. C., bridge disaster have combined to sue for damages. The Los Angeles County Woman's Temperance Union has de‘cided that the bloomer is immodest, ' unwomanly and demoralizing, —— rt OO Wedding at Selby Fiat. There was a quiet. wedding at the Mooney on Selby Flat at high noon today,;when their eldest daughter, Miss May Mooney,. was united in marriage

with Mr. Henry Metzenbaugher. Rev. Father Olyne performed the ceremony. Only relatives were present. The bride is a lovely and accomplished young lady, with a host of friends and admirers. Mr. Metzenbaugher is a young man of sterling integrity and fine business ability; having been in business, in this city for several years. Thomas Mooney and Miss Katie Mooney, brother and sister of the bride, stood up with the contracting parties. Second Anoual Outing, We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the second annual outing of the Yuba and Sutter Gun Club, which will be held at Shelton’s Grove, near Marysville, on the 23d of this month. The diamond medal of‘fered by the Appeal, and which is: at present held by Ned Fay of San Fran‘cisco, will be contested for in the Bs sa shooting match. ae £2 , Charges have been filed against Ter-. : residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas’ BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Fresh buttercups and Boston chips at Foley’stoday. ~ The Bryan clab meets tonight at the office of Frank Power. Regular monthly meeting of the City Trustees tomorrow evening. On Saturday evening next a social dance will be given at Maybert. Choice cut ffowers from Menlo Park for sale at the National Fruit Store. 1¢ E. F. Rosenthal has a large lot of mercial street. It was Miss Annie Clemo of Gold Flat who went below,’and not Miss Annie Clemo of this city. The premises and household effects of William Clymo, at Grass Valley, will be sold at auction tomorrow. Rev. John F. Rich will lecture to the probationer’s class at the Methodist Episcopal church this evening at 7 clock. Topic, “Daniel.” . A McKinley glee club will shortly be organized in this city. Some good singers have expressed a willingness to join. Two scraps took place on Commercial street yesterday afternoon. They were of short duration and no one was hurt much. ae Every Republican who can be pres_ ent is requested to attend the meeting ‘at Odd Fellows banquet hall tomorrow evening for the purpose of organizing a McKinley club. The City Board of Education will meet Friday evening for the purpose of electing a.teacher for the. 7th. grade. Grammar school to succeed Mrs. T. J, Torpie, resigned. The funeral of the late John Prodger . will take place from the family resi_ ; dence at Grass Valley tomorrow after. noon at 2:80 o'clock, under the aus. pices of the A. 0. U. W. There is on exhibition in the showwindow at Vinton’s drug store a fine India ink portrait. of the late Sheriff Douglass, It is a splendid likeness, and is from-Moore’s studio. es The celebration that is to be given at North San Juan on Admission Day will be attended by many Native Sona and others from this, city. Some of the Natives will attend the Stockton celebration, Mrs. W. Richards and ‘Mise Lucretia 4 nery parlors in the Helbrooke building at Grass Valley, in the room formerly used as aiaw office by the late A, B. Dibble. -Rev, J. Sims, Great Sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men, together with other great chiefs, will officially visit Wyoming Tribe and Ponemah Council, of this city, on October Ist; Weimer Tribe of Grass Valley on Sep, vember 30th, and Ceanotha Council of . Geaee Siena eee : campaign badges at his store on Com-. H Two Runaways. This morning a horse hitched to & cart at. William Tamblyn’s place, near the Glenbrook House, ran away and broke through a barb wire fence, eutting himself quite badly and throwing out two little daughters of Wm. Tam-. blyn and a 12-year-old son of John Tamblyn of Gold Flat: The children were cut and bruised considerably, but} % not seriously hurt. The cart was damc aged some. About 2 o’clovk this afternoon a fivehorse wood team belonging to Mrs. Haven't Said A Word About Writing Papers and ‘Tablets for some time, Can't help it now, we're so pleased with the line, It’s not only the beauty of our. Papers. that. pleases our customers-it’s the PRICE, Elegant Pape pa 25 cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've ve a stunner for 10-cents. See ’em in the window atVINTON PHARMACY. Wilson of Scott’s Flat started from in. sayy front of Legg & Shaw Co.’s store and ran down across the Plaza. They went straight for Denny’s blacksmith shop and ‘piled up in a heap ‘right at the doorway. None of the horses .were hurt nor the wagon damaged. Board of Supervisors. A special meeting of the Board .of Supervisors was held today. Those present were J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly and’ F. M. Pridgeon, the first named presiding. The following demands against the} county for labor on roads and bridges in the Third District were allowed:— . : James Landsburg $96, ©. J. English $87, J. A. Craig $27.50, C. Monroe $23.75, W. W. Williams $41.25, W. H. Flannery $91.25, James Prout $43.75. Weather Prediction. A dispatch received: from San Fran. cisco today from the Weather Bureau station gives the following bulletin: Probably occasional showers and thunder storm today. and. possibly tonight. As far as Nevada City is concerned the . prediction has up to this hour failed to be carried out. Bargains in Furniture. Remember, the Legg & Shaw Co. are still selling hardwood Bedroom Suits seven pieces, for $21.00, All other goods in proportion. Bed-lounges from $8.50 up. al8-tf —————EEEEEeeEeeeeee BORN.: At Nevada City, August 18, 1896, to the wife of Ralph White, a son. THE TOWLE BROS: CO.----All kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. ! The Best of ? I 1 RUSTIC, FLOORING CEILING, DRESSED LUMBER At'Market Rates, Laths, Shingles, Pickets and Posts. MILL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. Notice to Contractors Sealed bids will be: received at the office of Legg & Shaw Company for a two-story addition to the building now occupied by the above Company as a hardware store. ; Plans and specifications can be seen. at the store mentioned. Bids to be opened Saturday, Aug. 22, at 8 P. M. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. “ Patriotisin, Protection and Prosperity.” SS — Th : of th Roll p Nevada City McKINLEY AND HOBART HPUHLCHN CL CLUB ae en. oe At Odd Fellows Hall Thuredégy Haskin. a. 2oth, geo For the RESERVED FOR THE Horse Racing eee Tine Glenbrook Park Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 22, And Continuing Five Days, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE {TH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT [SSOCATIO Good — Keeper is what matter how ee open rsaon wants, Tepes watch or clock, no ve the ue Ey you ever tr us in the Wee, By Registered Mail or by Express, There may be . 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