January 21, 1897 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY, sentences co., CALIFORNIA NE openntiee ig eR BOS ; é BROWN & CALKINS, Prcprintiins sb ecegugesnces saad J.AN. 21, 4899. BRIEP J MENTION “Minor Notes and G0 Comments of, Local Interest. The days are getting pace. ; a Weather bulletin: Fair, qenight and ; Friday. The Bankrupt Store will “Open next Saturday. ett. Tremendous bargains at the Bankis a rupt Store. se tf ‘. A snowstorm should be in onder; if for winter’s sake only, ©‘ New houses are the order of ‘the aay on the outskirts of the town, ~~ te The lower road to Grass Valley is S. : said to be in pretty good condition. : Goods at 50 cents on the dollar at the Bankrupt Store next Saturday. tf The predicted heavy snowstorm has failed to mnaber satiny tn th be here oon all O. K. ‘On account of the ; great amount oi water in the Federal Loan mine work has been suspended. GQ: W.Durst has his bakery in full operation again and has.a fine supply of bread; pies and cakes on hand, Abont a dozen cans of oysters weré stolen from the National Fruit Store _.a few nights ago by a sneak thief. a The miners .of the Harmony mize who have been laid off for a day or so owing to disabled aqeney resumed work today. A little child of John T. Bond, residing on Lost Hill, is’ afflicted with diphtheria. The resideyée has been quarantined. Sharkey. and McAuliffe, the San Francisco pugilists, are making a sparring tour of the.interior of the State, and may possibly visit this city. Frank Taylor has purchased the old Thomas Williams lot, on High street, near W. H. Smith’s residence, and’ “intends erecting a neat cottage. thereon in. the spring: The revival meetings. going on at the Methodist Cnurch.are getting to be very interesting,“The audiences should be larger, as there is plenty of material to work ori‘in this city. The doctors are kept busy these days. There is not only a great deal _Of sickness in this city, but it happens “to be the case in nearly every town in the State at the present time. aes whbey. want to tfy and save einem a failed to find a * baleen ‘Ware ~ Should. all the contemplated ie provements in city property be made, and all the proposed new buildings é are erected, it will make lively times ‘anil for our carpenters, masons, painters, Gee ete., in the near future. » The steel bridge across Deer creek on for the pipe line of the Providence mine to ¢ross is completed and the old wooden structure has been taken down. The Miners foundry had the contract for putting up the bridge. Something over $94 was cleared above expenses on Tuesday night’s glove contest. The money was applied to fitting the two men up in entire new outfits of clothes and they now look like up-to-date sports. On Saturday evening, February 13th L. 8. Calkins,“D. D. G. P., will install the ofticers of Mountain Parlor of Native Sons at Dutch Flat. There are a number of members of this Parlor residing at Little York and in that part of Nevada county. Death at North Bloomfield. a Albert George Dennett Sr. ‘an old , resident of North Bloomfield, died at his home in that place about 5 o’clock this morning. Deceased had been in the employ of the North Bloomfield Mining Company for many years, and was the first pipeman the company had when they started their big hydraulic mine. Mr. Dennett was a man of sterling integrity and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and one son, Albert G. Dennett Jr., the latter being well known in this city. Deceased was a native of New York, a aged 72 years. He came to California { in 1848. Regular Monthly Meeting. At their rooms in the Flood building in San Francisco, a monthly meeting of the U. 8. Debris Commissioners was held Monday to hear applications for permit to mine by hydraulic process. There were several to be heard, among them the Kate Hayes Mining Company located at Sweetland,. Nevada county, se ee which application was opposed by W. ae T. Phipps in behalf of the Anti-Debris ch Association. Karl’s Clover koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and ner vous diseases. Nothing relieves) so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ys i : Bus Line Time Table. Grass. Valley and Nevada City bus line will be as follows: Leave Grass Ps: an a City—10 a. m.; 2, 5 a f an: a Lass for faaegaigers troe five af charge. a oie ‘The-Salvationists are in a peck of -. 20, got into a row at the Orpheum cafe that resulted in his being charged with From now on the time table of the . having chewed off the éar of one of the waiters who tried to quiet him, after he had knocked down two _other waitValley—8:45 a: m.;. 1,! ers. He Combines With ‘Democrats and Populists. i hapa LZ RT LN a THE REPUBLICANS DBFIED. THE sane ‘BECALMED. Sapa "WITH BUTCHER BUTLER, Tom Platt Elected to Succeed Dave Hit in the U. & Senate AN EX-SENATOR RUNS AMUCK. He Feeds Ona San Francisco Waiter’s Unwilling Ear, [Special tothe Darty TRANSCRIPT.) The Wily Duckworth. Sacramento, Jan, 21.—There was a feeling.of suppressed excitement. ini the air this morning when the’ Assembly opened. Members. of the Assembly gathered together in small crowds in the-corner of the Assembly Chamber or in tiooks in'the lobbies, and discussed the most serious situation that has confronted the Republican party in many a: long day. It was generally known that the attempt to. oust Chief Clerk Duckworth had signally failed. Duckworth had shown himself to be a shrewder man and a brighter politician than he had been given credit for. -He had stated that if the matter was forced too strongly he would whip the leaders.of the Assembly into line and make many who ate against him take water. No sooner was ee informed that he must resign than he decided upon a unique plan. He induced the Democratic and Populist minority to hold a caucus last night and hear his appeal. In his address to the caucus he said that in the matter “in question others were more guilty than he, and that he considered it would be a great injustice to let him out without a hearing. Two of the Democratic attaches who received appointments were recommended by members of the Republican caucus, He said the opposition against him was designed-to cause his ruin, in order’to save others. With the Democrats and ‘Populists iriends agreeing to stand by him, Duckworth hada majority in ‘the Assembly, and when the Republican caucus learned of the combination, they saw it would be useless to press the issue any further. The matter will probably be buried in the committee. As a result of this turn in the tide, Duckworth is today. regarded as the biggest man in Sacramento, the members of the Republican caucus freely admitting that he was too much for them. Latest About the Swanhilda, San Francisco, Jan. 21.—The Swanhilda, with Butler, the Australian murderer on board, has not arrived yet. When spoken by an incoming vessel yesterday she was in a calm, and being a Sailing vessel may not reach the port for two or three days. May Be in Irons, San Francisco, Jan.20.—The steamer Australia from Honolulu today brought some definite news regarding the Swanhilda and Frank Butler, the Australian murderer. Word was brought by the previous _steamer that the Hawaiian steamer Taupo had spoken to the Swanhilda at sea and had given Captain Fraser of the Swanhilda paler’s crimes. Today’s steamer reports that the Taupo.spoke to the Swanhilda Ex-State Senator Grady, San Francisco, Jan. 20th.—Ex-State Senator W. D. Grady, recently of Fresbattery and mayhem, He is accused of Magazine Exploded, Mosuz, Ala. Jan. 20:—The Dixie Mezn’s ailenwcie at half price, at the Bankrupt Store. tf. . 4 planing mill has been destroyed by : ‘ fire:. Sparks from the fire caused a tremendons explosion at the city magapers containing the accounts of But-. © stored in the magazine. The air in the vicinity was filled with flying bricks and anumber of cottages were blown to_pieces: by the terriffic: explosion, which was distinctly heard at Spring . -Hill, seven miles west of the city, and at least ten or twelve miles from the explosion. ati ig Watson .Divoree,. OAKLAND, Jan, 20.—The sensational . Watson divorce case was resumed today. The Watson’s separation has attracted considerable attention, as they are prominent in church circles and the husband has accused the wife of being-too friendly with the pastor and deacons. Thé wife is telling her side of the story today and many prominent people are in attendance. A Newspaper Man Dai, eral Lee telegraphed the State, Depattment that Senor Delgado, correspondent of the New York Mail-and Express, who has been a prisoner, died in the hospital last night. Three ere Nuw Ogteans, Jan. 20.—John Johnston. was burned at the stake in front of the Cotton residence, near Amite City, at 3 o’clock this morning. Arch Joiner was hanged. The same mob also lynched Gus Williams, accused of murdering his wife. The three men executed were colored. Johnson and Joiner, according to the confession’ of the former, were guilty of the murder of five members of the Cotton family near here some time ago. The trio of murderers were taken from jail at Amite City together last itt by the mob. GRASS. VALLEY GLEANINGS. The News of Today as Told Over the _ Telephone. Mrs. Lyda Crossett, daughter of the late A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley, has secured a position in the State capitol at Sacramento, it is thought in the office of the State Librarian. ~. Mrs. R. D. Finnie and children. of Sacramento are visiting friends at Grass Valley. Ed Harris was fined $20 for violating the city ordinance prohibiting people from loitering about Chinatown. He has been given time toraise the money. The charge of battery against John Taunt, when resisting the PoundmasAn has been Siemissed. _He will be a eee . ialsiuisik Wanted. Oliver Kennedy, residing at Pittsburg, Penn., writes for information of Robert Kennedy, who he Says came here from Washington county, Pennsylvania, in the fifties. The old, old story of an early pioneer who never came back, but now an estate awaits heirs, and if dead or alive proof is desired of the fact. -_————_-++-@0-———____. Hon. W. D. Knights, Grand Warder and Inspector of this section, will. pay an official visit to Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar. On that occasion the Order of the Temple ‘will be conferred. if Women’s Deaing Society. Dr. Portman—I understand that you young ladies have organized a debating society. What do you talk about? wet Well, the subject in the last pnting a Which fe. Mor fo ni culty—§; Cuba, or the United States?” * eo Creed of the the Presidents, McKinley will be be the. third Me’ President of the United States. Bigs others, eight have been Episcopalians, six Presbyterians, two Unitarians, one hristian ‘and one Free-Thinke: er. Or course the California Legislaze . ue pice gibeie a . i pe a . S¢ ij z . F i Delays . L “{ sats AA i Jose, i FE 2 ashy ue os oF i Doings and Intentions. C. A. Foster of New York is in town. .O. Flint. of San. Francisco arrrived here today. © . * « Geo. A. Gray, trave for Schil x00 8 Be GA. tantatarg of Relief Hill was fi town last night. Sheriff D. B. Getchell got back from Sacrainento last ft, ! “O. H. Gray of on last evening’s. train. John Spaulding is up from ‘Aubuin, } arrived here i PIR ‘Vplosion’ there were 60,000 dF of . S. 2 ee — ee, es ki of. “impossible to “ oe _ by Nat, Be Brown Go: rane and 300 ‘pounds oral i ae “Chrocl of Varlons Folks) y teat part noise in New York Solty plays’ in the death rate and the sick list, but every physician knows.it must be corsiderable. Often the physician in his.daily .rounds ‘finds it necessary to: preséribe “perfect quiet’? in order that the flickering spark of life reback to a healthy et in nine ect quiet “he ise from the street. Eaooolalty te this true in warm weather, when-windows4nust be kept open. makers. of, unnecessary noise in New-York’ aré'not confindd to oa one olasa,@All areemore or less guilty, from . “HOLD ONY y “HOLD ON = goes in thecnnsb Ds? : “sori . Sepinmnc ne mange A having arrived last evening. .WasHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Oonsul Gen-/ Official. Visit. rae omnes Lav, . On Thursday evening, February 4th,. j204¢ . Manager: ‘Branch Wonder. sick last night, is much better today. . 8. Jacobs and R. A. Rose, of San . SF Francisco, arrived here this morning. yong E. A. Stent of Sonora arrived on last ton. Miss Mabel Bradley today left for. Santa Paula to visit her sister, Mrs. L. Hogue. Charley Scheunert — returned last night from a business trip to eat: per. country. Superintendent L. L. Seis Walter Mobley came down from North Bloomfield today. L. Wagoner, H. A. Taussig and Geo. A. Davis, of San Francisco, arrived here last. evening. P. McGee of Spokane, Wash,, arrived here last: evening on his.way to Washington, this county. rived here last evening, and went*~ up to Washington today. J. T. McCall, the well-known mining man of ‘Michigan Bluff, is quite sick with pneumonia at tbe Union Hotel in this city. Mrs. Jane Bigelow and daughter, Miss Kittie, arrived Here today from Sierra City to visit the family of County Assessor Martin. Ruevmatism Is a For which gives no quarter. It tornients its victims day and night. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. Hoop’s Pus are are the ‘vest family cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. That Fight is a cama the Past. . The Beckman-Nichols fight is over. The question now before the public is, What next? I would suggest in the way a, little business matter, of course a will say that I will sbe the only one benefitted, but such will be the case in $his instance. I aim to get trade. No doubt you are all aware of the fact.’ But howto get the trade ; to tance you with switches, you would . call the’ ioe, . They would be eh ‘evening's train, en -route fo. Washing-. ly. Bie . ask the E. f. Hutchison of San Francisco ar-. . . architects and naval officers is left haltvant. .Thus, after the American civil’ ‘ful. ‘After Lissa,. Bee ‘lalla, sho tet oe ee If Pasliney: tk caeghons for a walk in Fifth or ene all sorte at dotithicaed fps “people to begin What for? rer have pn Ogg you or maimed .you* ors drawn » and. you are apparéntly ign’. ; worse for thesé assaults.” What: they done is 2 irritate the nerve terminations of dné geyses—viz., that of touch, . or the ctl sense, and through the} this sense they have made you conscious, of painful sensations. This is exactly tle trpatment you do receive . ffdm these same (people by their unnecessary assanlt# on another sensd— . viz., thag of . hearing. But should you} apthorities to interfere in this! Case, yor . wopld like likely be arrested your: . . self -and ‘your i a pdacne-nhg pots a *, «Naval Experience. ly for naval science—happily tin koe 1er interests—experience during the’40 years of the life of modern warships has been rare and inconolusive: The effect is thatthe opinion of naval ing betwéeni experiment and experience. And the very f{nfrequency of actual fighting at sea during: a period in which the navies of the world have been com: pletely. ‘transformed is liable to lead to a'oné, sided: or vastly exaggerated estimate of the historical data at our disposal. There’ is a tendency to exalt the weapon Lae proved its efficiency most ‘ lately’: ixi{}>the one ‘ponderable factor beside non all) others may be The wohost of experiment needs correction, but the school 6f:e often lacks:balance. It is apt to forget that the /experience which it ‘generalizes is always ,fragmeritary and. often irrelewar, with its’ Merrimac and its Monitor, armor became the one thing needeae he engagements on Danube and i Black sea coast in 1877 = 1878 brought about a similar apotheosis of the torpedo. And. the pat enseTtsscad : chant; but we ares “Having; had all the experience neceaeary in the mercantile business we kndw™how to hold a customer when he once trades with us. The only way of holding him. is to abide by the first principle of business. That is, treat them on the. sqqare; give their money back when goods are not satisfactory. These rules have been adopted by us and we shall endeavor to maintain our repu tation for fair dealing at all times. Do you want $2 for vt Then go to the Bankrupt Store. ae tf Now in Nevada ity ° Thosé désiring the services of the .San Francise9oculist-optician, Dr, O, N. Sullivan, should see him at the National Hotel before the 24th of this month. td Caicos 8 cents a yard, at the Bankrupt Store. Scuutpt & Co., Ne evada City agents for the Famous Mt. Shasta Kidney and Liver Cure and Cope’s Tonic Bitters; tf, quick firin, Artillery and high ‘son of a 4 all playfello see ness and preinature death ott short his brave caréer:. His translations of Dickens, Th ooper, are olaésical-and laid the foundation . of, the wonderful popularity which their works still enjoy in Ruasia, =Hetie ena and Queries. : has every element of -force to ble supremacy.—. e. Trinarch Ivansyich ‘Vredensky was the but. intelligent Village pope, or jeicee, ‘wha tilted his. glebe' to feed and ‘clothe his large family of . danghters: atid-this only ‘son, to whom he stil) found-time toimpart:the rudiments ‘of education. Irinarch was a sickly and. lonesome boy, cut off from ows by. his ascetio though well meaning father, and he grew up to manhood .in bitter poverty, having sometiméa.literally. nowhere -to lay his ¥et,*in‘spite of all obstacles, he becamé a distittguished scholar, a versatile linguist find a beloved pedagogue in the military schools at St. Petersburg, He was: bg in: fame and favor with the authorities and had been called. upon to educational work of the highest: when his-blindackeray,Fenimore C » Ote., if Vou Pay More By) hast speed = But gute ana ya Sak ee ing Goods ys Pots, ve its, Caps, Etc. . > a ty. inquired ino ce Beauty. Tn ‘Scart Pins,___ ing the supervision of artists ‘in the matter:what beautiful or precious a the result. result ig that,the: .” most inexpen ‘Core ese, and Watche F alt pe Be Fine WwW make ‘a specialty of repairing. me “3 -Luerse & mee "erent and — BROAD STREET, . .~— ee GROCERY» J. 3. JACKSON,»Agency For=-Thon pre m) ue 8 Depot for Beach Pde TO. BE GIVEN AES FRED! ho mal mA ats Cry moe alana ian fe a is one may use, if the-artistic taste is lack g there’ will be 10 ‘beauty in ~ We have always borne this fact in mind, and the element. enters.into even _ our: Ma hket Shien of ee and epee Catsup : Shasta : Water, Shasta hein i Ale to; the organ grinder ere i rani our Winter:stockto be able A. H. Walrath has gone down to see ob eeage popes JUN one whe eet vil n ’ ry" Beiatin g goods for cash. You Randsburg, thé new mining district. ales this"nubject dnd Observes care40 Rt a that 1 Theo. Wetzel end A. ~Montieth ‘came fall: ‘will ba astonished and disgusted . aware our capital is down from North Bloontfield.today. ~ . at the ¥ ‘Féck\pss disregard of each for the na: the.on! y way. ‘we have Michael Hyman, who was seriously . health, ‘peacé-atid comfort of all others. Ss Pho Pine stock of sikefCoings asi < fey Ges 6 oad fee OFF warren scdbade e We will’ guarantee a saving of 5 Per oo for cash. fe Pr ee ~ Sa Mie b = , Yours For-Business, 3 Asiin'every other artiéle\of jevely depends sipon hav : forrt doesn’t i ranteed to pe sae ps tun right pater pk ture is not in favor of free and un« jn Ef # hei cal paar heey od heen limited coinage of silver at the ratio of Than I Charge . F ancy Gr oceries —_ ~~ ‘ ’ 16 tol. That little matter was ; af ig Waller, murderer, ” con it Swanhilde's ata Wate: one clusively settled when the Legislature If you pay less, you get Gokne that ene 7 bay bg ore pa Mpa oe MED AND POTTED right. I understand.” The police bepine elected. oe prices than. mine ho bas tanork in cheaper MEATS DFISN: bo CeeAL lieve this indicates that Butler is now. OF 28,000 applications for patents in a engine een ‘e i os 5 in irons on beard the Swanhilda. preserahame ba more oe one-third a endl ons biger prod arts it is. is decane Soa — . Pepsin mag sehestysdnak eave Seed canes $1 25 Battle Ax Tobacco.. ‘ 30 1 the audio. ane mar mee. MR. CHAS. hay ts of the wile question of price. r Duffy s Malt. = -y 100 . ' a gal. bottles : 25 P latt Elected, man wauts.a wheel he orders it from the best fitters MAN, ms at 5 ree gen a Sarin er aie Whisky vanes Sees” Oe ; ag gal. 50 ? Aunawy, §.’Yq. Jai, 90;-Thossins o. A™erion. 4 a He keeps pace with the styles, SEY eee scisesethy 75. Oli i Canoe 25" Platt was today elected United States eee) — — satisfaction. If a garment does not lease you Bryant . Root Beer .Stie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar. oc Senator to moss David. B. Hill for a ARRIVALS AT THE . finished you need not take it Bt Sree the shop. fe Ae Hire’s ” 3 for 50 ‘ g else in Pets . e term beginning March 4th next: ION HOTEL eo ee a A sy Both houses of the Legislature in joint Main Street, pet, Nevada City. FRANK T. SMITH, " Metchant Tatlor, e. Pe a ame ; ns convention voted as follows : Platt 147, ' Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA ORTY!-CAL. : ” ds the Best. ROAST’ ' Coffee D.B. Hill 42, Henry George 4 NORTHWAY & GA GAY, Proprietors scala mote é st sah / 2 Byfo $iky iby do Pe ee.

NEVADA CITY, sentences co., CALIFORNIA NE openntiee ig eR BOS ; é BROWN & CALKINS, Prcprintiins sb ecegugesnces saad J.AN. 21, 4899. BRIEP J MENTION “Minor Notes and G0 Comments of, Local Interest. The days are getting pace. ; a Weather bulletin: Fair, qenight and ; Friday. The Bankrupt Store will “Open next Saturday. ett. Tremendous bargains at the Bankis a rupt Store. se tf ‘. A snowstorm should be in onder; if for winter’s sake only, ©‘ New houses are the order of ‘the aay on the outskirts of the town, ~~ te The lower road to Grass Valley is S. : said to be in pretty good condition. : Goods at 50 cents on the dollar at the Bankrupt Store next Saturday. tf The predicted heavy snowstorm has failed to mnaber satiny tn th be here oon all O. K. ‘On account of the ; great amount oi water in the Federal Loan mine work has been suspended. GQ: W.Durst has his bakery in full operation again and has.a fine supply of bread; pies and cakes on hand, Abont a dozen cans of oysters weré stolen from the National Fruit Store _.a few nights ago by a sneak thief. a The miners .of the Harmony mize who have been laid off for a day or so owing to disabled aqeney resumed work today. A little child of John T. Bond, residing on Lost Hill, is’ afflicted with diphtheria. The resideyée has been quarantined. Sharkey. and McAuliffe, the San Francisco pugilists, are making a sparring tour of the.interior of the State, and may possibly visit this city. Frank Taylor has purchased the old Thomas Williams lot, on High street, near W. H. Smith’s residence, and’ “intends erecting a neat cottage. thereon in. the spring: The revival meetings. going on at the Methodist Cnurch.are getting to be very interesting,“The audiences should be larger, as there is plenty of material to work ori‘in this city. The doctors are kept busy these days. There is not only a great deal _Of sickness in this city, but it happens “to be the case in nearly every town in the State at the present time. aes whbey. want to tfy and save einem a failed to find a * baleen ‘Ware ~ Should. all the contemplated ie provements in city property be made, and all the proposed new buildings é are erected, it will make lively times ‘anil for our carpenters, masons, painters, Gee ete., in the near future. » The steel bridge across Deer creek on for the pipe line of the Providence mine to ¢ross is completed and the old wooden structure has been taken down. The Miners foundry had the contract for putting up the bridge. Something over $94 was cleared above expenses on Tuesday night’s glove contest. The money was applied to fitting the two men up in entire new outfits of clothes and they now look like up-to-date sports. On Saturday evening, February 13th L. 8. Calkins,“D. D. G. P., will install the ofticers of Mountain Parlor of Native Sons at Dutch Flat. There are a number of members of this Parlor residing at Little York and in that part of Nevada county. Death at North Bloomfield. a Albert George Dennett Sr. ‘an old , resident of North Bloomfield, died at his home in that place about 5 o’clock this morning. Deceased had been in the employ of the North Bloomfield Mining Company for many years, and was the first pipeman the company had when they started their big hydraulic mine. Mr. Dennett was a man of sterling integrity and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and one son, Albert G. Dennett Jr., the latter being well known in this city. Deceased was a native of New York, a aged 72 years. He came to California { in 1848. Regular Monthly Meeting. At their rooms in the Flood building in San Francisco, a monthly meeting of the U. 8. Debris Commissioners was held Monday to hear applications for permit to mine by hydraulic process. There were several to be heard, among them the Kate Hayes Mining Company located at Sweetland,. Nevada county, se ee which application was opposed by W. ae T. Phipps in behalf of the Anti-Debris ch Association. Karl’s Clover koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and ner vous diseases. Nothing relieves) so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ys i : Bus Line Time Table. Grass. Valley and Nevada City bus line will be as follows: Leave Grass Ps: an a City—10 a. m.; 2, 5 a f an: a Lass for faaegaigers troe five af charge. a oie ‘The-Salvationists are in a peck of -. 20, got into a row at the Orpheum cafe that resulted in his being charged with From now on the time table of the . having chewed off the éar of one of the waiters who tried to quiet him, after he had knocked down two _other waitValley—8:45 a: m.;. 1,! ers. He Combines With ‘Democrats and Populists. i hapa LZ RT LN a THE REPUBLICANS DBFIED. THE sane ‘BECALMED. Sapa "WITH BUTCHER BUTLER, Tom Platt Elected to Succeed Dave Hit in the U. & Senate AN EX-SENATOR RUNS AMUCK. He Feeds Ona San Francisco Waiter’s Unwilling Ear, [Special tothe Darty TRANSCRIPT.) The Wily Duckworth. Sacramento, Jan, 21.—There was a feeling.of suppressed excitement. ini the air this morning when the’ Assembly opened. Members. of the Assembly gathered together in small crowds in the-corner of the Assembly Chamber or in tiooks in'the lobbies, and discussed the most serious situation that has confronted the Republican party in many a: long day. It was generally known that the attempt to. oust Chief Clerk Duckworth had signally failed. Duckworth had shown himself to be a shrewder man and a brighter politician than he had been given credit for. -He had stated that if the matter was forced too strongly he would whip the leaders.of the Assembly into line and make many who ate against him take water. No sooner was ee informed that he must resign than he decided upon a unique plan. He induced the Democratic and Populist minority to hold a caucus last night and hear his appeal. In his address to the caucus he said that in the matter “in question others were more guilty than he, and that he considered it would be a great injustice to let him out without a hearing. Two of the Democratic attaches who received appointments were recommended by members of the Republican caucus, He said the opposition against him was designed-to cause his ruin, in order’to save others. With the Democrats and ‘Populists iriends agreeing to stand by him, Duckworth hada majority in ‘the Assembly, and when the Republican caucus learned of the combination, they saw it would be useless to press the issue any further. The matter will probably be buried in the committee. As a result of this turn in the tide, Duckworth is today. regarded as the biggest man in Sacramento, the members of the Republican caucus freely admitting that he was too much for them. Latest About the Swanhilda, San Francisco, Jan. 21.—The Swanhilda, with Butler, the Australian murderer on board, has not arrived yet. When spoken by an incoming vessel yesterday she was in a calm, and being a Sailing vessel may not reach the port for two or three days. May Be in Irons, San Francisco, Jan.20.—The steamer Australia from Honolulu today brought some definite news regarding the Swanhilda and Frank Butler, the Australian murderer. Word was brought by the previous _steamer that the Hawaiian steamer Taupo had spoken to the Swanhilda at sea and had given Captain Fraser of the Swanhilda paler’s crimes. Today’s steamer reports that the Taupo.spoke to the Swanhilda Ex-State Senator Grady, San Francisco, Jan. 20th.—Ex-State Senator W. D. Grady, recently of Fresbattery and mayhem, He is accused of Magazine Exploded, Mosuz, Ala. Jan. 20:—The Dixie Mezn’s ailenwcie at half price, at the Bankrupt Store. tf. . 4 planing mill has been destroyed by : ‘ fire:. Sparks from the fire caused a tremendons explosion at the city magapers containing the accounts of But-. © stored in the magazine. The air in the vicinity was filled with flying bricks and anumber of cottages were blown to_pieces: by the terriffic: explosion, which was distinctly heard at Spring . -Hill, seven miles west of the city, and at least ten or twelve miles from the explosion. ati ig Watson .Divoree,. OAKLAND, Jan, 20.—The sensational . Watson divorce case was resumed today. The Watson’s separation has attracted considerable attention, as they are prominent in church circles and the husband has accused the wife of being-too friendly with the pastor and deacons. Thé wife is telling her side of the story today and many prominent people are in attendance. A Newspaper Man Dai, eral Lee telegraphed the State, Depattment that Senor Delgado, correspondent of the New York Mail-and Express, who has been a prisoner, died in the hospital last night. Three ere Nuw Ogteans, Jan. 20.—John Johnston. was burned at the stake in front of the Cotton residence, near Amite City, at 3 o’clock this morning. Arch Joiner was hanged. The same mob also lynched Gus Williams, accused of murdering his wife. The three men executed were colored. Johnson and Joiner, according to the confession’ of the former, were guilty of the murder of five members of the Cotton family near here some time ago. The trio of murderers were taken from jail at Amite City together last itt by the mob. GRASS. VALLEY GLEANINGS. The News of Today as Told Over the _ Telephone. Mrs. Lyda Crossett, daughter of the late A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley, has secured a position in the State capitol at Sacramento, it is thought in the office of the State Librarian. ~. Mrs. R. D. Finnie and children. of Sacramento are visiting friends at Grass Valley. Ed Harris was fined $20 for violating the city ordinance prohibiting people from loitering about Chinatown. He has been given time toraise the money. The charge of battery against John Taunt, when resisting the PoundmasAn has been Siemissed. _He will be a eee . ialsiuisik Wanted. Oliver Kennedy, residing at Pittsburg, Penn., writes for information of Robert Kennedy, who he Says came here from Washington county, Pennsylvania, in the fifties. The old, old story of an early pioneer who never came back, but now an estate awaits heirs, and if dead or alive proof is desired of the fact. -_————_-++-@0-———____. Hon. W. D. Knights, Grand Warder and Inspector of this section, will. pay an official visit to Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar. On that occasion the Order of the Temple ‘will be conferred. if Women’s Deaing Society. Dr. Portman—I understand that you young ladies have organized a debating society. What do you talk about? wet Well, the subject in the last pnting a Which fe. Mor fo ni culty—§; Cuba, or the United States?” * eo Creed of the the Presidents, McKinley will be be the. third Me’ President of the United States. Bigs others, eight have been Episcopalians, six Presbyterians, two Unitarians, one hristian ‘and one Free-Thinke: er. Or course the California Legislaze . ue pice

gibeie a . i pe a . S¢ ij z . F i Delays . L “{ sats AA i Jose, i FE 2 ashy ue os oF i Doings and Intentions. C. A. Foster of New York is in town. .O. Flint. of San. Francisco arrrived here today. © . * « Geo. A. Gray, trave for Schil x00 8 Be GA. tantatarg of Relief Hill was fi town last night. Sheriff D. B. Getchell got back from Sacrainento last ft, ! “O. H. Gray of on last evening’s. train. John Spaulding is up from ‘Aubuin, } arrived here i PIR ‘Vplosion’ there were 60,000 dF of . S. 2 ee — ee, es ki of. “impossible to “ oe _ by Nat, Be Brown Go: rane and 300 ‘pounds oral i ae “Chrocl of Varlons Folks) y teat part noise in New York Solty plays’ in the death rate and the sick list, but every physician knows.it must be corsiderable. Often the physician in his.daily .rounds ‘finds it necessary to: preséribe “perfect quiet’? in order that the flickering spark of life reback to a healthy et in nine ect quiet “he ise from the street. Eaooolalty te this true in warm weather, when-windows4nust be kept open. makers. of, unnecessary noise in New-York’ aré'not confindd to oa one olasa,@All areemore or less guilty, from . “HOLD ONY y “HOLD ON = goes in thecnnsb Ds? : “sori . Sepinmnc ne mange A having arrived last evening. .WasHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Oonsul Gen-/ Official. Visit. rae omnes Lav, . On Thursday evening, February 4th,. j204¢ . Manager: ‘Branch Wonder. sick last night, is much better today. . 8. Jacobs and R. A. Rose, of San . SF Francisco, arrived here this morning. yong E. A. Stent of Sonora arrived on last ton. Miss Mabel Bradley today left for. Santa Paula to visit her sister, Mrs. L. Hogue. Charley Scheunert — returned last night from a business trip to eat: per. country. Superintendent L. L. Seis Walter Mobley came down from North Bloomfield today. L. Wagoner, H. A. Taussig and Geo. A. Davis, of San Francisco, arrived here last. evening. P. McGee of Spokane, Wash,, arrived here last: evening on his.way to Washington, this county. rived here last evening, and went*~ up to Washington today. J. T. McCall, the well-known mining man of ‘Michigan Bluff, is quite sick with pneumonia at tbe Union Hotel in this city. Mrs. Jane Bigelow and daughter, Miss Kittie, arrived Here today from Sierra City to visit the family of County Assessor Martin. Ruevmatism Is a For which gives no quarter. It tornients its victims day and night. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. Hoop’s Pus are are the ‘vest family cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. That Fight is a cama the Past. . The Beckman-Nichols fight is over. The question now before the public is, What next? I would suggest in the way a, little business matter, of course a will say that I will sbe the only one benefitted, but such will be the case in $his instance. I aim to get trade. No doubt you are all aware of the fact.’ But howto get the trade ; to tance you with switches, you would . call the’ ioe, . They would be eh ‘evening's train, en -route fo. Washing-. ly. Bie . ask the E. f. Hutchison of San Francisco ar-. . . architects and naval officers is left haltvant. .Thus, after the American civil’ ‘ful. ‘After Lissa,. Bee ‘lalla, sho tet oe ee If Pasliney: tk caeghons for a walk in Fifth or ene all sorte at dotithicaed fps “people to begin What for? rer have pn Ogg you or maimed .you* ors drawn » and. you are apparéntly ign’. ; worse for thesé assaults.” What: they done is 2 irritate the nerve terminations of dné geyses—viz., that of touch, . or the ctl sense, and through the} this sense they have made you conscious, of painful sensations. This is exactly tle trpatment you do receive . ffdm these same (people by their unnecessary assanlt# on another sensd— . viz., thag of . hearing. But should you} apthorities to interfere in this! Case, yor . wopld like likely be arrested your: . . self -and ‘your i a pdacne-nhg pots a *, «Naval Experience. ly for naval science—happily tin koe 1er interests—experience during the’40 years of the life of modern warships has been rare and inconolusive: The effect is thatthe opinion of naval ing betwéeni experiment and experience. And the very f{nfrequency of actual fighting at sea during: a period in which the navies of the world have been com: pletely. ‘transformed is liable to lead to a'oné, sided: or vastly exaggerated estimate of the historical data at our disposal. There’ is a tendency to exalt the weapon Lae proved its efficiency most ‘ lately’: ixi{}>the one ‘ponderable factor beside non all) others may be The wohost of experiment needs correction, but the school 6f:e often lacks:balance. It is apt to forget that the /experience which it ‘generalizes is always ,fragmeritary and. often irrelewar, with its’ Merrimac and its Monitor, armor became the one thing needeae he engagements on Danube and i Black sea coast in 1877 = 1878 brought about a similar apotheosis of the torpedo. And. the pat enseTtsscad : chant; but we ares “Having; had all the experience neceaeary in the mercantile business we kndw™how to hold a customer when he once trades with us. The only way of holding him. is to abide by the first principle of business. That is, treat them on the. sqqare; give their money back when goods are not satisfactory. These rules have been adopted by us and we shall endeavor to maintain our repu tation for fair dealing at all times. Do you want $2 for vt Then go to the Bankrupt Store. ae tf Now in Nevada ity ° Thosé désiring the services of the .San Francise9oculist-optician, Dr, O, N. Sullivan, should see him at the National Hotel before the 24th of this month. td Caicos 8 cents a yard, at the Bankrupt Store. Scuutpt & Co., Ne evada City agents for the Famous Mt. Shasta Kidney and Liver Cure and Cope’s Tonic Bitters; tf, quick firin, Artillery and high ‘son of a 4 all playfello see ness and preinature death ott short his brave caréer:. His translations of Dickens, Th ooper, are olaésical-and laid the foundation . of, the wonderful popularity which their works still enjoy in Ruasia, =Hetie ena and Queries. : has every element of -force to ble supremacy.—. e. Trinarch Ivansyich ‘Vredensky was the but. intelligent Village pope, or jeicee, ‘wha tilted his. glebe' to feed and ‘clothe his large family of . danghters: atid-this only ‘son, to whom he stil) found-time toimpart:the rudiments ‘of education. Irinarch was a sickly and. lonesome boy, cut off from ows by. his ascetio though well meaning father, and he grew up to manhood .in bitter poverty, having sometiméa.literally. nowhere -to lay his ¥et,*in‘spite of all obstacles, he becamé a distittguished scholar, a versatile linguist find a beloved pedagogue in the military schools at St. Petersburg, He was: bg in: fame and favor with the authorities and had been called. upon to educational work of the highest: when his-blindackeray,Fenimore C » Ote., if Vou Pay More By) hast speed = But gute ana ya Sak ee ing Goods ys Pots, ve its, Caps, Etc. . > a ty. inquired ino ce Beauty. Tn ‘Scart Pins,___ ing the supervision of artists ‘in the matter:what beautiful or precious a the result. result ig that,the: .” most inexpen ‘Core ese, and Watche F alt pe Be Fine WwW make ‘a specialty of repairing. me “3 -Luerse & mee "erent and — BROAD STREET, . .~— ee GROCERY» J. 3. JACKSON,»Agency For=-Thon pre m) ue 8 Depot for Beach Pde TO. BE GIVEN AES FRED! ho mal mA ats Cry moe alana ian fe a is one may use, if the-artistic taste is lack g there’ will be 10 ‘beauty in ~ We have always borne this fact in mind, and the element. enters.into even _ our: Ma hket Shien of ee and epee Catsup : Shasta : Water, Shasta hein i Ale to; the organ grinder ere i rani our Winter:stockto be able A. H. Walrath has gone down to see ob eeage popes JUN one whe eet vil n ’ ry" Beiatin g goods for cash. You Randsburg, thé new mining district. ales this"nubject dnd Observes care40 Rt a that 1 Theo. Wetzel end A. ~Montieth ‘came fall: ‘will ba astonished and disgusted . aware our capital is down from North Bloontfield.today. ~ . at the ¥ ‘Féck\pss disregard of each for the na: the.on! y way. ‘we have Michael Hyman, who was seriously . health, ‘peacé-atid comfort of all others. Ss Pho Pine stock of sikefCoings asi < fey Ges 6 oad fee OFF warren scdbade e We will’ guarantee a saving of 5 Per oo for cash. fe Pr ee ~ Sa Mie b = , Yours For-Business, 3 Asiin'every other artiéle\of jevely depends sipon hav : forrt doesn’t i ranteed to pe sae ps tun right pater pk ture is not in favor of free and un« jn Ef # hei cal paar heey od heen limited coinage of silver at the ratio of Than I Charge . F ancy Gr oceries —_ ~~ ‘ ’ 16 tol. That little matter was ; af ig Waller, murderer, ” con it Swanhilde's ata Wate: one clusively settled when the Legislature If you pay less, you get Gokne that ene 7 bay bg ore pa Mpa oe MED AND POTTED right. I understand.” The police bepine elected. oe prices than. mine ho bas tanork in cheaper MEATS DFISN: bo CeeAL lieve this indicates that Butler is now. OF 28,000 applications for patents in a engine een ‘e i os 5 in irons on beard the Swanhilda. preserahame ba more oe one-third a endl ons biger prod arts it is. is decane Soa — . Pepsin mag sehestysdnak eave Seed canes $1 25 Battle Ax Tobacco.... ‘ 30 1 the audio. ane mar mee. MR. CHAS. hay ts of the wile question of price. r Duffy s Malt.. = -y 100 . ' a gal. bottles : 25 P latt Elected, man wauts.a wheel he orders it from the best fitters MAN, ms at 5 ree gen a Sarin er aie Whisky vanes Sees” Oe ; ag gal. 50 ? Aunawy, §.’Yq. Jai, 90;-Thossins o. A™erion. 4 a He keeps pace with the styles, SEY eee scisesethy 75. Oli i Canoe 25" Platt was today elected United States eee) — — satisfaction. If a garment does not lease you Bryant . Root Beer .Stie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. oc Senator to moss David. B. Hill for a ARRIVALS AT THE . finished you need not take it Bt Sree the shop. fe Ae Hire’s ” 3 for 50 ‘ g else in Pets . e term beginning March 4th next: ION HOTEL eo ee a A sy Both houses of the Legislature in joint Main Street, pet, Nevada City. FRANK T. SMITH, " Metchant Tatlor, e. Pe a ame ; ns convention voted as follows : Platt 147, ' Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA ORTY!-CAL. : ” ds the Best. ROAST’ ' Coffee D.B. Hill 42, Henry George 4 NORTHWAY & GA GAY, Proprietors scala mote é st sah / 2 Byfo $iky iby do Pe ee.