March 21, 1896 (4 pages)

reer. (Established Sept. 6.1860.) Scere” Pablished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and : = al Holidays ., SUBSCRIPTION Tenms—Fifteen Cents.a Week, .~"* “@ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid dvahice fer a Full Year. © Been ee oS ~ LOCAL Reapine Nomices—Ten Cents a Line sequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates cation, my PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. 4 J. E, Haskell of Sacramento is in town, ve : H, Brained is down from Alleghany. “4B. H. Moulton of San Francisco is in 4 town. : A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill was in town yesterday, G.-W. Adams was up from Sheridan yesterday. : : J, Woodhull of Marysville arrived here cae __ yesterday. eS Frank Golden came up from San Francisco last evening. : W. H. Margison of Truckee arrived here this morning. R. Stollar of Santa Rosa arrived here ov the morning train. —_ * Andrew Gordon of Fort Bragg, Cal., arrived here this morning. J, O. Hayes of Eden Vale arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. “ . 'M. Rosenberg returned last. evening from _) a‘business trip. to San Francisco, M. Mayer, H, Cullinane and ©. B. Ryer, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. Reuben Tellam of Bisbee, -Arizona, ar-. --wived here last. evening on a few. days’ visit. 8. Poorman, Jr., arrived here last evening from Berkeley on a visit to his father. Herbert Dickerman returned yesterday . from a business trip to San Francisco, ~~ Mrs. Scherman of Sacramento, who has been here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wai: Walters, returned home today. Mr, and Mrs. James Doolittle. and children of the St. Nicholas hotel at San Francisco, are visiting A. M. Allan and wife. James Chisholm and wife went over te San Juan yesterday after a few days’ stay in this city. Superintendent L. L. Meyers arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to North Bloomfield, Dana Harmon, the well-known mining man, returned on last evening’s train from Sao Francisco, J. W. Brooks of San Francisco arrived here this morning on a visit.to Mr. De Sable, mc Rev. W. C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Church, has gone to Sacramento for a few days. ? 4 The Wall Washed Out. During last evening’s heavy downpour of rain the ‘wall’ which has been in course of construction for George Gehrig’: new building at the lower end of Sacramento street was swept out, The parties, Messrs. William and Bradley Arnhart, who are the contractors, have been engaged in erecting it about a month, and the loss will naturally, fall to them. The south wall was about completed and stood between fifteen and twenty feet high and wasin the neighborhood of forty feet long. The north wali had reached a height of but three or fow feet ‘and this was ‘not injured in the Jeast. Cement and gravel was the materia! used in both-walls and they were supposed to be impregnable, but the rain got down in ‘behind one “and through the constant washing had a tendency to undermine the foundation, the mass of concrete then toppling-over into little Deer creek and being carried away. The accident will retard the progress of the building considerably, A Specimen That Was Bogus. es eee Charles Nicholls has gotten himself into trouble’ through micrepresentation, He sold a fine-looking specimen to W. D. Lewis, the saloon man, and Attorney I. ©. Lindley on the pretense of its being what it seemed, They in turn disposed of it to a local assayer and when an assay of the rock was made it contained but a few cents worth of gold. The rock had been artfully *‘salted” by means of a little gold leaf and would easily pass for genuine. « Nicholls was arrested last night by Sheriff Douglass, He was taken before Justice Mulloy this fe morning and pleaded not guilty. The Judge set his trial for next Tuesday at 2 o'clock and io default of $200 bail he was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff, Se Hurt at Round Mountain. Wm. Sneary, who is working at George Shearer’s ‘place, near Round Mountain, met with a serious accident yesterday afternoon q while mining by the grennd-sluicitg prone cess. A bank of rocks and gravel col: lapsed and buried him under the debris, a Dr. Tickell was summoned and went out i inimiédiately, He found Sneary ina very } bad “condition, having narrowly es' eaped being killed, The skull was fractured and cut by being struck by the heavy rocks, atid a shoulder was dislocated, ~~ tall May Do An Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller,.ot Ieving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for qmany years, with severe pains in his’ back and also that his blidder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but with‘out any good result» About a year ago he hegan use of Electric Bitters and found re: ic Bitters is especially te wane Kidney and Liver ol ves almost instant re cur. statement. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Nevada Oitv, Nevada County, Calif. . : for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each SubFor Other Advertising Made Kno vn on AppliSATURDAY ..MARCH 21, 1896. ‘i "Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . Soup, a la consume, at the Star and ‘lion struck when revisiting its ‘kill. ’’ passing its death is excused by Captain Millais on the ground of necessity.’ This lion was 10 feet long from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail, was ir t Diek-. perfect health and immensely formida—London Spectator. THEY Sole Masters of the Field. The Nevada County Electric Power Comelectric lighting privileges in the town of Grasa Valley and also of this city, amd are the owners of the plant furnishing gas to the first-named city &s well. The company have purchased ail the right and good willin the illuminating business in this county of John Glasson and K. Casper, thus baviching from'the field twe of the most potent competitors of the company, As sale of Mr. Glasson’s plant at Grass Valley was affected before that gentleman’s. return. Eugene de Sabla, General Manager of the Electric Power Company, returned from San Francisco and confirmed the statement. He also brought the intelligence that the plant of Mr, Casper had, too, been purchased, The sale of Mr. Casper’s plant is a consolidation of interest to a certain extent. He has ceded to the power corporation all the patronage which he controls in this as the dynamos, etc., he will retain possession of and remove to some other location. The new company wfll assume the ownerand will install their light everywhere, Mr. Casper will return from below tomorrow. The move on the part of the Electric Power Company is probably a wise-one, taken all in all, It will be a means of ‘concentrating patronage of the two commanities into one channel, thus ensuring a highly efficient service and will dispense with all conflicts between the diferent’ companies, besides aiding the new company in regaining some portion of the vast: amount of money they have expended for the benefit -of this part of the county and State. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention Of Minor~ Home Happenings, Crescent tonight. The Government has granted a pension to Mrs. Anna M. A. Hearst of-this city, Tomorrow night. Boston baked beans will be served at the Star and Crescent. _ The Rebekahs of this city are making arrangements for. the having of a big time on the 28th of next month, the anniversary of the order. aes Arthur Beardsley, an employe at the Mayflower mine, yesterday had one of his tingers badly cut by a sharp rock falling upon it. The funeral of the late Robert Sharp took place today and was well attended, a very large number of Workmen turning out, The pallbearers were Chas, Eddy, Chas, Ashburn, T, H. Carr, Thos. Corcoran, Antone Joveetti and T. J, Ramsay. Uniform Rank Meeting. All members of Uniform Rank, K,-of P., are ordered to meet at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, March 25th. Cuas. Pecor, Capt. Cuas, Srerren, Recorder, m214t SOUTH AFRICAN LIONS. They Are, It Is Said, the Boldest of Al} Predatory Animals, South African lions are, beyond yues‘ion, the boldest of all predatory aninals, and those of Mashonalahd are per-. aaps the boldest of all. During the aight, their natural hunting time, they attack -draft animals, or even men, within a few, yards of the campfires, aud are a constant and serious danger to sravelers in districts remote from. the main. tracks of traders. From the Zamvezi, through Mashonaland, and north to the Limpopo a chorus of complaints ‘ises in the pages of ‘recent travelers whose cattle or followers have suffered from their attacks. Mr. Selous has recorded the pursnit of the post from Salisbury by a lion, and the loss of the mail bags, which the animal tore from the back of the. pack horse. Mr, Millais, who crossed the Nuanetsi river with a team of eight donkeys to draw his wagm—the oxen being left behind on acsount of the proximity of the ‘‘fly”’ sountry—lost three in one night by a lidn ittack, carried out with the utmost con‘empt for human beings, whether white ar black. He Was awakened by the lion’s ‘oar, and almost immediately saw one Jt the tethered donkeys knocked over, ‘t was not five yards from the fire, but ‘n the darkness and dazzle of the fire he sould not see the attacker. ‘‘We knew ‘nstinctively that a lion had killed the ionkey, and was standing over him not ive yards from where we were, but it was hopeless to fire unless we saw something, or at least could make certain of 1is whereabouts. ’’ ; This odd scene continued for some ‘moments, the actors being four or five Ylack men, two white men, a pony, sev2n live donkeys and a dead one, and the (ion standing over the latter, with a fire gartly lighting up the figures, until a souple more donkeys broke loose. They -ushed into a mealie field, and there the party heard the lion chasing first one lonkey and then another, as excited and 1s little afraid as a dog chasing rabbits ‘na field of barley. ‘At every bound the lion emitted a subdued ‘boo-uff,’ as his fore legs struck the ground, but the »wo did not.go far. There were presently + loud scufile, a crack and the sound of t heavy body falling; then all was still,’’ The lion chased the third donkey ‘ound the camp, killed and ate it, and. was next day shot by an ingenious: trap, made by tying a riflo to posts, and fas‘ening a string to the trigger, which the The unsporismanlike method of comUY UP EVERYTHING.” pany are now the sole possessors of the’ predicted in yesterday’s Transorier the city. The larger part of his apparatus, snchship of the purchased rights immediately, coming charged and emptying itself inshown, is fire—the fire of friction, if you will, the first known by the inhabit ants of our globe. Look at an are Jamp and sve its combined sparks as they emit from the carbons so swiftly that they are taken for a regular flame of eye bedazzling light. In the ages to come the charge of electricity: will keep on accumulating until some ecommuticn of the earth will cause it to: ignite, when, in the twinkling of an eye, our world, with all it containsgwill. Wrapped and consumed ct tion that will startle ifn inhabitants of other plans down upon the flaming burn up one of the great Almighty's creation, * — Jegray From afl_Pa Sous eae Up ‘to.4.0’clock This. Afternoon. ; rar 4 . ort The Populists Confident. age of gold and silver. SACRAMENTO, March 21.—The California Supreme Court has affirmed the decision of C. H. Gilman vs. The Bee. Gilman sued the paper for $50,000 for libel and was awarded $500, and $200 for attorney fees, The Bank Forgers,: :°* : San Francisco, March 21.—Arthur H. Dean, alias Seaver and Joe McClusky, charged with swindling the Nevada Bank out of $22,0U0 by means of a raised check, and lately brought here from the Kast, had their hearing today. They -pleaded not guilty, Troubld Feared at° Vesalia. Visatia, March 21.—Another suspect, Bill Ross, an ex-foot-racer and, general bad character,-haa been arrested for ¢omplicity in the late railroad holb-up. Large crowds are surrouuding the. jail where the other suspects are confined, and trouble is feared. Should Deputy Sheriff Daggett die, there will in all likelihood be an impromptu lynching party.” The officers are taking every precaution to guard the prisoners, Saing the Vanderbilts New York, March 21.—Wm. Brown of Chicago has commenced “dn “fiction in the courts against Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt and other sons of the late Commodore Vanderbilt, for the :recovery of $2,000,000, alleged to be due his father from them, Also for an interest in the earnings of a line of steamships and interest-ou the same rrom the year 1853, ee Overruled. San Farncisco, March 20,—Thomas Peard staked a mining claim in Nevada county and working it for two years the property was sold to Harriett Trevaskis and her husband through foreclosure of a miners’ lien, Peard’s testimony was to the effect that he quit claim so that other parties would develop it and then he would try to recover possession, This is the decision of the Supreme Court which overrules the Superior Court of Nevada county. A. D. Mason was the attorney for Trevaskis, Torpipiry of the liver, and disorders of the atomach and bowels, cause headache apd the failure of all desire for food, » Ayer’s Cathartic Pills stimulate the stomach, liver, and bowels, cure headache, and restore the appetite, ELECTRICITY IN THE EARTH. fs It the Awful Force That Will Finally Destroy the World? *‘Take a spade, turn up a small quan. tity of soil, hold a portion in your hand, hold it to your ear, then smell.it. Yoo will observe . first a slight motion, hear a faint sound as of the moving of dis‘ant timber, and readily notice the odor of heat. Do you know that the forces held in your hand are from electricity ; that the earth for three feet deep is alive }with the invisible power and forms the secret of vegetable life? Waves of electricity are. constantly passing through the soi] in unseen bijlows, thus keeping the soil from .souring, as the billows of the ccean keep the waters from becoming stagtiant. To Gemon: ing the unbroken flow of electricity. throngh the soil and from the air beto the water. “Electricity, as is being gradually Special to the Daily Transcript Sr. Louts, March 21.—The Chairman of the Populist National:Committee states. that his party will carry all the Territories and @ majority of the Southern States in. the coming campaign. The salient point of. their platform will be free and unlimited coin~ Decision Affirmed. Judge Catlin of this couaty, in. the’ case: off ‘was: present and began making threate “. 'were confined to their fuces, -. $175,000. all Throat-and Shiloh’s Cure, ra by GWM ho GiiaincGatahad a Wes specs ar Cectiveion, Ty ais Perfect regularity of the bowels, © Mr. G,Gaillouette, Dr ville, a covery I owe my life, Was. ai % nce Both Wil Die Company A., Fifteenth Infantry, shot and fatally wounded Private Call of the same company at Fort Sheridan this morning. While being disarmed Allen was accidentally-shot with his own revolver and will probably die, Women Fight at a Wedding Hontixetor, W. Va. March 20.—Ed= mond Browning and Miss Clarissa’ Jenkins were martied in Logan county yesterday, and more than 100 of the best citizens of county weré invited guests, Miss Minerva Steel, a former “sweetheart of Browning, against the bride, Mrs, Leander Browning, a ‘sister-in-law ‘of the groom, confronted Miss Steel and told her that she would bé compelled to leave the house, Miss St@el dealt Mrs. Browning a blow in the face. The blow was returned by Mrs. Browning, and many of the guests fled from the parlors, while others rushed up to separaté the belligerents, Both were seriously injured and bled profusely from their wounds, which Sensational Case Ended, : Dptora, Minn., ‘Match 20:—The jury in the ‘Btuckey case came in last night with a Pordict of not guilty; “Phere ts” another in= bank on October 16th. “The sensational] feature of the trial just. closed was that Stuckey. went on-the witness stand and testified that his superiors in the bank gave him money to go away and then sought to throw on him the blame for ashortage in the funde, fous Appropriations, . WASHINGTON, March 20.—Ata meeting of the House Committee on Public Buildings’ today, the following bills were reported favorably by the sub-committees: Boise, Idaho, ‘$50,000 ; Reno, Nev., $50,000 ; San: ‘ta Rosa, Cal., $40,000; Salt Lake City, Utah; $350,000 ; Alameda, Cal., $100,000 ; Tacoma, Wn., $400,000; Stockton, Cal., Great Rabbit Drive. pleted. Over eight miles of fencing. has been constructed and a corral. which will inclose a.gpace of over three acres-is now being put up at Ormus. If the weather proves favorable it is believed nearly 10,000 people will participate in the drive; The column of people will extend across the country fora distance of nineteen “miles, while the drive will cover a territory of about seventy square miles, The affair has been so systematically and perfectly artanged that it will be next to impossible for many of the pests to escape. This means a slaughter neyer before equaled in history, as the section to be covered by the drive is alivé with ihe long-eared pests, Nearly ali business will be suspended in neighboring towns, and the people will tum out in a body. Five-hours will be consumed from the opening to the close of the drive, Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector. ‘Fifth Sunday in Lent: Hely Communion at 8 rs . : m.; Morhing Prayer, Litany and sermon at 11 A. m.; Sunday school at 12:30 ; no even. ing service, Wednesday, 4 Pr, m., Litany. and instruction. All are cordially invited . to worship at Trinity Church, ‘ce Turkey Dioner. , ay A fine Torkey dinner ‘will’ be servéd“at strate this fact, go to some rock bound } the National Hotel tomorrow afternoon, 11] THRAS pool, dip out a small quantity of the i polluted water, place it in a bottle, cor! Methodist Church earer COFF RES i and set aside in a Warm place for a short : ; _— AS time. Then take the bottle into‘a dark} Rev. John Tamlin will preach at 11 a. m. . : : SPICES toom, shake the bottle, draw owt the . and 7:30 r. a. Epworth Leagne at 6:30 p, Our 50c Teas: cost 75c Elsewhere cork, and you will see tiny forks of blue . i. Sunday school at 12:40 P, M. Seats ed she rons cost 60c Elsewhere lightning shoot cut from the bottle, and lees oot Secret ane tee 4 eae cost 50c Elsewhere if yon keep pertetly quiet you Wit! bear ee ". ue B8e Teas S25 406 Elsewhere aint mutterin thunder. Bhis Fact : pe comes from the flintlike rocks preventA vo Knowing. con Tee one 30c Elsewhere Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, = diseases: ies are cured by ' Dickerman & Co. = =~ Pills Do Not Cure. "s Clover Root Tea gives _ The Discovery Saved His Life, _ I, says : “To Dr. King’s. New Dis. 2g Boe S ay all the: ; t; but of no avail k Sas AE ae Soe Times, Oa as. Grippe and T could not: ‘live, Cutcaco, March 20.—Private Allen of dictment standing againat Stuckey charging . him with having stolen* $11,500. from the . : ‘ing morning and evening by the pastor Rev. .J, Sims. Subject of discourse in the even‘. ject, ‘Diligent in Business,” Sabbath sebool Fresno, March 20,—All preparations for {~~ tomorrow’s rabbit drive are nearly com-. : A Package Given Each: Customer FREE Great American Importing Te o,. Headquartets, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F. ith . MONEY SAYING PRICES MONEY SAVING STORES © . 100 TH opeRamon . ae a as “BY QRLEPHONE. fs & —_— ~ 4 O'clock ‘This Afternoon. ‘. the parlor was appointed totake preliminary steps tending to the erection of a new hall. Nothing of a specific nature in the way of plans, specifications or.cost has been arrived at yet, but it is thought ai suitable building and one which will meet all requirements can be erected for $5,000 or $6,000. The committee will select a desirable site and make all arrangements. The idea is to have the Native Sons take stock in the building and subscribe the necessary: capital, After the meeting the members of the order, at the invitation of John Coughlin, adjourned to the Vienna restaurant and partook of a collation. ; ; ; Will Hoskin, the grocer, has had ‘a telephone put in his place of buginese, The Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club today had a pigeon shoot at Alta Hill, ‘ Chloroforming the Cheese. All such exeruciatingly funny odds and ends-as “‘chloroforming the cheese,” nailing it to the table, cutting the beefsteak with the shears, wearing four hats atone time and then trying to hang them on ‘the ‘trick hat rack, getting mixed up with the comical speaking tube, taking a flying headforemost leap down the dumb waiter, cutting off a man’s whiskers and keeping them until he pays for his meal, falling ‘‘into the soup” in the kitchen, getting hung in. the waiter, pursued by a policeman, waiting on table in ‘a manner’that mixes himself, everyone and everything else, and then giving a most comical burlesque game of baseball are a few of the ridiculously fanny things indulged in by that comical genius, Ezra Kendall, in the first act of his pantomime farce, ‘‘A Pair of Kids,” a performazice . of which takes place at the Nevada Theater on Tuesday evening, The call for reserved seats points to one of the Jargest and most refined audiences of the season, ————_+ +49 6-2—: ~ __ Knights of Pythias. Bail. A’ ball’ will be given some time next month by Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, ‘and Mountain: Division of the same order. The Knights of Pythias of Grass Valley are expected to be present, It is to be made a grand affair and at the meeting of the order last, night the initiative steps were taken. Uniform Rank has appointed L, S. Calkins, James A,'Northway and BH, J, Rector as a committee to act in unison with Wa. Giffin and J, J, Jackson, the commitfee from Milo Lodge. =e ; ‘Congrégational Church. In the above church there will be preaching, “Christ’s Practical Preaching With Respect to the Much Married Woman.” The Christian Endeavor will meet ‘at’ the usual hour led by Miss Bessie Stevens. Subat the close of the morning service, —All are cordially invited, ee 3 »» Delegate at Large, ) Hon. we H.°Mills of San Francisco has been mentioned in connection with the delegates at large to the Republican National Convention, Mr. Mills is one of the brainiestsnen in the State and the: Republicans would honor themselves by sending him ta the National. Convention. No man . in California has done more to advance the material interests of our golden state than Ww. H. Mills, tt Karl's Clover Root Tea Ts a sure Pah for reeohe and nervous iseases, othing:reliéves so quickly. Sol by Dickerman & Go. oe cis The ils of Women. 3 Constipation, ¢anses more than half. the ills of womens Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pee : is ure for Conatipation, Sold by kerman : ; oa po eae WITH OUR * ‘MONEY-SAVING . : Commerciaf St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. TRYOUR ~ Bvents at Grass Valley Up to At the meeting of Quarta. Parlor’ last night a committee of prominent members of seasonable price. . @ healthy stimulant, a perfect-tonio; a reguw Has a large patronage, Apply to L, S. CaLK1ns, tf Nevada City, Cal. neatest and most satislactory dye fer coloring the beard a brown or black is. Buckingham’s Dye for the Whiskers. Worp comes from all quarters that the neatest and most satisfactory dye .or color— ing the beard a brown or black is Buckingham’s Dye for the Whiskers, : Notice to the Public. We have sold to Mrs. J. Levy all our located in the Branch Wonder Store on Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. H. Leyrrt, February 27, 1896. J. Levy. HAPPY HOMES. A Recelpt that will Remove a Frultful Cause of Unhappiness. ‘John, I called you todinner; why don’t you answer?”’ ’ soot wee see that I-am:tired and out ef sorts? hy don’t you let mé alene?” The husband has just come home from business. and has stretched himself on the sofa, gloomily staring at the ceiling. This is not the first time he has returned in such ahumor. She is burt, and, sitting down by the window, gets ready to cry. “Papa, why don’t you tum and eat?” His little daughter’s pleading prevails and he follows:her to the table. His wife hurriedly brushes:the tears from: her eyes; she is too proud to show weakness—he too stubborn to apologize for his rudeness, There is but a half-hearted attempt at eating. “Your ,crusty temper has spoiled: your appetite.” says the wife. 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I have heretat one $5 Hat-ateach Be ag 3 I shall :give away Two $5 Ladies calling the tiret day of (March: 25th) will be giver to win one of the Hats, MRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery NEVADA CITY ad ai A LAUGHABLE TREAT, ; bts Great Liughing Craze, — A Pair of Kids ! “Supported by a splendid Company of Players, including the talented — young song writer and ‘singer, ~ Miss Edith Kingsley === Of Comic Opera Fame, " Miss Helene Salinger = Of the S. F. Opera Co., ~ . Positive Appearance “of the’ Bannies¢ of oa and other well known Com ; MR. KENDALL will introdice ‘all ‘his great hits of: *‘Ali Baba” composed and sing nights at the Chicago Opera House. . e Tenth year of this funniest of plays, ,~ Reserved seats on sale:at Malloy’s,. SES — P. G. 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reer. (Established Sept. 6.1860.) Scere” Pablished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and : = al Holidays ., SUBSCRIPTION Tenms—Fifteen Cents.a Week, .~"* “@ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid dvahice fer a Full Year. © Been ee oS ~ LOCAL Reapine Nomices—Ten Cents a Line sequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates cation, my PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. 4 J. E, Haskell of Sacramento is in town, ve : H, Brained is down from Alleghany. “4B. H. Moulton of San Francisco is in 4 town. : A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill was in town yesterday, G.-W. Adams was up from Sheridan yesterday. : : J, Woodhull of Marysville arrived here cae __ yesterday. eS Frank Golden came up from San Francisco last evening. : W. H. Margison of Truckee arrived here this morning. R. Stollar of Santa Rosa arrived here ov the morning train. —_ * Andrew Gordon of Fort Bragg, Cal., arrived here this morning. J, O. Hayes of Eden Vale arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. “ . 'M. Rosenberg returned last. evening from _) a‘business trip. to San Francisco, M. Mayer, H, Cullinane and ©. B. Ryer, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. Reuben Tellam of Bisbee, -Arizona, ar-. --wived here last. evening on a few. days’ visit. 8. Poorman, Jr., arrived here last evening from Berkeley on a visit to his father. Herbert Dickerman returned yesterday . from a business trip to San Francisco, ~~ Mrs. Scherman of Sacramento, who has been here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wai: Walters, returned home today. Mr, and Mrs. James Doolittle. and children of the St. Nicholas hotel at San Francisco, are visiting A. M. Allan and wife. James Chisholm and wife went over te San Juan yesterday after a few days’ stay in this city. Superintendent L. L. Meyers arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to North Bloomfield, Dana Harmon, the well-known mining man, returned on last evening’s train from Sao Francisco, J. W. Brooks of San Francisco arrived here this morning on a visit.to Mr. De Sable, mc Rev. W. C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Church, has gone to Sacramento for a few days. ? 4 The Wall Washed Out. During last evening’s heavy downpour of rain the ‘wall’ which has been in course of construction for George Gehrig’: new building at the lower end of Sacramento street was swept out, The parties, Messrs. William and Bradley Arnhart, who are the contractors, have been engaged in erecting it about a month, and the loss will naturally, fall to them. The south wall was about completed and stood between fifteen and twenty feet high and wasin the neighborhood of forty feet long. The north wali had reached a height of but three or fow feet ‘and this was ‘not injured in the Jeast. Cement and gravel was the materia! used in both-walls and they were supposed to be impregnable, but the rain got down in ‘behind one “and through the constant washing had a tendency to undermine the foundation, the mass of concrete then toppling-over into little Deer creek and being carried away. The accident will retard the progress of the building considerably, A Specimen That Was Bogus. es eee Charles Nicholls has gotten himself into trouble’ through micrepresentation, He sold a fine-looking specimen to W. D. Lewis, the saloon man, and Attorney I. ©. Lindley on the pretense of its being what it seemed, They in turn disposed of it to a local assayer and when an assay of the rock was made it contained but a few cents worth of gold. The rock had been artfully *‘salted” by means of a little gold leaf and would easily pass for genuine. « Nicholls was arrested last night by Sheriff Douglass, He was taken before Justice Mulloy this fe morning and pleaded not guilty. The Judge set his trial for next Tuesday at 2 o'clock and io default of $200 bail he was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff, Se Hurt at Round Mountain. Wm. Sneary, who is working at George Shearer’s ‘place, near Round Mountain, met with a serious accident yesterday afternoon q while mining by the grennd-sluicitg prone cess. A bank of rocks and gravel col: lapsed and buried him under the debris, a Dr. Tickell was summoned and went out i inimiédiately, He found Sneary ina very } bad “condition, having narrowly es' eaped being killed, The skull was fractured and cut by being struck by the heavy rocks, atid a shoulder was dislocated, ~~ tall May Do An Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller,.ot Ieving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for qmany years, with severe pains in his’ back and also that his blidder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but with‘out any good result» About a year ago he hegan use of Electric Bitters and found re: ic Bitters is especially te wane Kidney and Liver ol ves almost instant re cur. statement. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Nevada Oitv, Nevada County, Calif. . : for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each SubFor Other Advertising Made Kno vn on AppliSATURDAY ...MARCH 21, 1896. ‘i "Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . Soup, a la consume, at the Star and ‘lion struck when revisiting its ‘kill. ’’ passing its death is excused by Captain Millais on the ground of necessity.’ This lion was 10 feet long from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail, was ir t Diek-. perfect health and immensely formida—London Spectator. THEY Sole Masters of the Field. The Nevada County Electric Power Comelectric lighting privileges in the town of Grasa Valley and also of this city, amd are the owners of the plant furnishing gas to the first-named city &s well. The company have purchased ail the right and good willin the illuminating business in this county of John Glasson and K. Casper, thus baviching from'the field twe of the most potent competitors of the company, As sale of Mr. Glasson’s plant at Grass Valley was affected before that gentleman’s. return. Eugene de Sabla, General Manager of the Electric Power Company, returned from San Francisco and confirmed the statement. He also brought the intelligence that the plant of Mr, Casper had, too, been purchased, The sale of Mr. Casper’s plant is a consolidation of interest to a certain extent. He has ceded to the power corporation all the patronage which he controls in this as the dynamos, etc., he will retain possession of and remove to some other location. The new company wfll assume the ownerand will install their light everywhere, Mr. Casper will return from below tomorrow. The move on the part of the Electric Power Company is probably a wise-one, taken all in all, It will be a means of ‘concentrating patronage of the two commanities into one channel, thus ensuring a highly efficient service and will dispense with all conflicts between the diferent’ companies, besides aiding the new company in regaining some portion of the vast: amount of money they have expended for the benefit -of this part of the county and State. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention Of Minor~ Home Happenings, Crescent tonight. The Government has granted a pension to Mrs. Anna M. A. Hearst of-this city, Tomorrow night. Boston baked beans will be served at the Star and Crescent. _ The Rebekahs of this city are making arrangements for. the having of a big time on the 28th of next month, the anniversary of the order. aes Arthur Beardsley, an employe at the Mayflower mine, yesterday had one of his tingers badly cut by a sharp rock falling upon it. The funeral of the late Robert Sharp took place today and was well attended, a very large number of Workmen turning out, The pallbearers were Chas, Eddy, Chas, Ashburn, T, H. Carr, Thos. Corcoran, Antone Joveetti and T. J, Ramsay. Uniform Rank Meeting. All members of Uniform Rank, K,-of P., are ordered to meet at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, March 25th. Cuas. Pecor, Capt. Cuas, Srerren, Recorder, m214t SOUTH AFRICAN LIONS. They Are, It Is Said, the Boldest of Al} Predatory Animals, South African lions are, beyond yues‘ion, the boldest of all predatory aninals, and those of Mashonalahd are per-. aaps the boldest of all. During the aight, their natural hunting time, they attack -draft animals, or even men, within a few, yards of the campfires, aud are a constant and serious danger to sravelers in districts remote from. the main. tracks of traders. From the Zamvezi, through Mashonaland, and north to the Limpopo a chorus of complaints ‘ises in the pages of ‘recent travelers whose cattle or followers have suffered from their attacks. Mr. Selous has recorded the pursnit of the post from Salisbury by a lion, and the loss of the mail bags, which the animal tore from the back of the. pack horse. Mr, Millais, who crossed the Nuanetsi river with a team of eight donkeys to draw his wagm—the oxen being left behind on acsount of the proximity of the ‘‘fly”’ sountry—lost three in one night by a lidn ittack, carried out with the utmost con‘empt for human beings, whether white ar black. He Was awakened by the lion’s ‘oar, and almost immediately saw one Jt the tethered donkeys knocked over, ‘t was not five yards from the fire, but ‘n the darkness and dazzle of the fire he sould not see the attacker. ‘‘We knew ‘nstinctively that a lion had killed the ionkey, and was standing over him not ive yards from where we were, but it was hopeless to fire unless we saw something, or at least could make certain of 1is whereabouts. ’’ ; This odd scene continued for some ‘moments, the actors being four or five Ylack men, two white men, a pony, sev2n live donkeys and a dead one, and the (ion standing over the latter, with a fire gartly lighting up the figures, until a souple more donkeys broke loose. They -ushed into a mealie field, and there the party heard the lion chasing first one lonkey and then another, as excited and 1s little afraid as a dog chasing rabbits ‘na field of barley. ‘At every bound the lion emitted a subdued ‘boo-uff,’ as his fore legs struck the ground, but the »wo did not.go far. There were presently + loud scufile, a crack and the sound of t heavy body falling; then all was still,’’ The lion chased the third donkey ‘ound the camp, killed and ate it, and. was next day shot by an ingenious: trap, made by tying a riflo to posts, and fas‘ening a string to the trigger, which the The unsporismanlike method of comUY UP EVERYTHING.” pany are now the sole possessors of the’ predicted in yesterday’s Transorier the city. The larger part of his apparatus, snchship of the purchased rights immediately, coming charged and emptying itself inshown, is fire—the fire of friction, if you will, the first known by the inhabit ants of our globe. Look at an are Jamp and sve its combined sparks as they emit from the carbons so swiftly that they are taken for a regular flame of eye bedazzling light. In the ages to come the charge of electricity: will keep on accumulating until some ecommuticn of the earth will cause it to: ignite, when, in the twinkling of an eye, our world, with all it containsgwill. Wrapped and consumed ct tion that will startle ifn inhabitants of other plans down upon the flaming burn up one of the great Almighty's creation, * — Jegray From afl_Pa Sous eae Up ‘to.4.0’clock This. Afternoon. ; rar 4 . ort The Populists Confident. age of gold and silver. SACRAMENTO, March 21.—The California Supreme Court has affirmed the decision of C. H. Gilman vs. The Bee. Gilman sued the paper for $50,000 for libel and was awarded $500, and $200 for attorney fees, The Bank Forgers,: :°* : San Francisco, March 21.—Arthur H. Dean, alias Seaver and Joe McClusky, charged with swindling the Nevada Bank out of $22,0U0 by means of a raised check, and lately brought here from the Kast, had their hearing today. They -pleaded not guilty, Troubld Feared at° Vesalia. Visatia, March 21.—Another suspect, Bill Ross, an ex-foot-racer and, general bad character,-haa been arrested for ¢omplicity in the late railroad holb-up. Large crowds are surrouuding the. jail where the other suspects are confined, and trouble is feared. Should Deputy Sheriff Daggett die, there will in all likelihood be an impromptu lynching party.” The officers are taking every precaution to guard the prisoners, Saing the Vanderbilts New York, March 21.—Wm. Brown of Chicago has commenced “dn “fiction in the courts against Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt and other sons of the late Commodore Vanderbilt, for the :recovery of $2,000,000, alleged to be due his father from them, Also for an interest in the earnings of a line of steamships and interest-ou the same rrom the year 1853, ee Overruled. San Farncisco, March 20,—Thomas Peard staked a mining claim in Nevada county and working it for two years the property was sold to Harriett Trevaskis and her husband through foreclosure of a miners’ lien, Peard’s testimony was to the effect that he quit claim so that other parties would develop it and then he would try to recover possession, This is the decision of the Supreme Court which overrules the Superior Court of Nevada county. A. D. Mason was the attorney for Trevaskis, Torpipiry of the liver, and disorders of the atomach and bowels, cause headache apd the failure of all desire for food, » Ayer’s Cathartic Pills stimulate the stomach, liver, and bowels, cure headache, and restore the appetite, ELECTRICITY IN THE EARTH. fs It the Awful Force That Will Finally Destroy the World? *‘Take a spade, turn up a small quan. tity of soil, hold a portion in your hand, hold it to your ear, then smell.it. Yoo will observe . first a slight motion, hear a faint sound as of the moving of dis‘ant timber, and readily notice the odor of heat. Do you know that the forces held in your hand are from electricity ; that the earth for three feet deep is alive }with the invisible power and forms the secret of vegetable life? Waves of electricity are. constantly passing through the soi] in unseen bijlows, thus keeping the soil from .souring, as the billows of the ccean keep the waters from becoming stagtiant. To Gemon: ing the unbroken flow of electricity. throngh the soil and from the air beto the water. “Electricity, as is being gradually Special to the Daily Transcript Sr. Louts, March 21.—The Chairman of the Populist National:Committee states. that his party will carry all the Territories and @ majority of the Southern States in. the coming campaign. The salient point of. their platform will be free and unlimited coin~ Decision Affirmed. Judge Catlin of this couaty, in. the’ case: off ‘was: present and began making threate “. 'were confined to their fuces, -. $175,000. all Throat-and Shiloh’s Cure, ra by GWM ho GiiaincGatahad a Wes specs ar Cectiveion, Ty ais Perfect regularity of the bowels, © Mr. G,Gaillouette, Dr ville, a covery I owe my life, Was. ai % nce Both Wil Die Company A., Fifteenth Infantry, shot and fatally wounded Private Call of the same company at Fort Sheridan this morning. While being disarmed Allen was accidentally-shot with his own revolver and will probably die, Women Fight at a Wedding Hontixetor, W. Va. March 20.—Ed= mond Browning and Miss Clarissa’ Jenkins were martied in Logan county yesterday, and more than 100 of the best citizens of county weré invited guests, Miss Minerva Steel, a former “sweetheart of Browning, against the bride, Mrs, Leander Browning, a ‘sister-in-law ‘of the groom, confronted Miss Steel and told her that she would bé compelled to leave the house, Miss St@el dealt Mrs. Browning a blow in the face. The blow was returned by Mrs. Browning, and many of the guests fled from the parlors, while others rushed up to separaté the belligerents, Both were seriously injured and bled profusely from their wounds, which Sensational Case Ended, : Dptora, Minn., ‘Match 20:—The jury in the ‘Btuckey case came in last night with a Pordict of not guilty; “Phere ts” another in= bank on October 16th. “The sensational]

feature of the trial just. closed was that Stuckey. went on-the witness stand and testified that his superiors in the bank gave him money to go away and then sought to throw on him the blame for ashortage in the funde, fous Appropriations, . WASHINGTON, March 20.—Ata meeting of the House Committee on Public Buildings’ today, the following bills were reported favorably by the sub-committees: Boise, Idaho, ‘$50,000 ; Reno, Nev., $50,000 ; San: ‘ta Rosa, Cal., $40,000; Salt Lake City, Utah; $350,000 ; Alameda, Cal., $100,000 ; Tacoma, Wn., $400,000; Stockton, Cal., Great Rabbit Drive. pleted. Over eight miles of fencing. has been constructed and a corral. which will inclose a.gpace of over three acres-is now being put up at Ormus. If the weather proves favorable it is believed nearly 10,000 people will participate in the drive; The column of people will extend across the country fora distance of nineteen “miles, while the drive will cover a territory of about seventy square miles, The affair has been so systematically and perfectly artanged that it will be next to impossible for many of the pests to escape. This means a slaughter neyer before equaled in history, as the section to be covered by the drive is alivé with ihe long-eared pests, Nearly ali business will be suspended in neighboring towns, and the people will tum out in a body. Five-hours will be consumed from the opening to the close of the drive, Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector. ‘Fifth Sunday in Lent: Hely Communion at 8 rs . : m.; Morhing Prayer, Litany and sermon at 11 A. m.; Sunday school at 12:30 ; no even. ing service, Wednesday, 4 Pr, m., Litany. and instruction. All are cordially invited . to worship at Trinity Church, ‘ce Turkey Dioner. , ay A fine Torkey dinner ‘will’ be servéd“at strate this fact, go to some rock bound } the National Hotel tomorrow afternoon, 11] THRAS pool, dip out a small quantity of the i polluted water, place it in a bottle, cor! Methodist Church earer COFF RES i and set aside in a Warm place for a short : ; _— AS time. Then take the bottle into‘a dark} Rev. John Tamlin will preach at 11 a. m. . : : SPICES toom, shake the bottle, draw owt the . and 7:30 r. a. Epworth Leagne at 6:30 p, Our 50c Teas: cost 75c Elsewhere cork, and you will see tiny forks of blue . i. Sunday school at 12:40 P, M. Seats ed she rons cost 60c Elsewhere lightning shoot cut from the bottle, and lees oot Secret ane tee 4 eae cost 50c Elsewhere if yon keep pertetly quiet you Wit! bear ee ". ue B8e Teas S25 406 Elsewhere aint mutterin thunder. Bhis Fact : pe comes from the flintlike rocks preventA vo Knowing. con Tee one 30c Elsewhere Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, = diseases: ies are cured by ' Dickerman & Co. = =~ Pills Do Not Cure. "s Clover Root Tea gives _ The Discovery Saved His Life, _ I, says : “To Dr. King’s. New Dis. 2g Boe S ay all the: ; t; but of no avail k Sas AE ae Soe Times, Oa as. Grippe and T could not: ‘live, Cutcaco, March 20.—Private Allen of dictment standing againat Stuckey charging . him with having stolen* $11,500. from the . : ‘ing morning and evening by the pastor Rev. .J, Sims. Subject of discourse in the even‘. ject, ‘Diligent in Business,” Sabbath sebool Fresno, March 20,—All preparations for {~~ tomorrow’s rabbit drive are nearly com-. : A Package Given Each: Customer FREE Great American Importing Te o,. Headquartets, 52-58 Market Street, 8. F. ith . MONEY SAYING PRICES MONEY SAVING STORES © . 100 TH opeRamon . ae a as “BY QRLEPHONE. fs & —_— ~ 4 O'clock ‘This Afternoon. ‘. the parlor was appointed totake preliminary steps tending to the erection of a new hall. Nothing of a specific nature in the way of plans, specifications or.cost has been arrived at yet, but it is thought ai suitable building and one which will meet all requirements can be erected for $5,000 or $6,000. The committee will select a desirable site and make all arrangements. The idea is to have the Native Sons take stock in the building and subscribe the necessary: capital, After the meeting the members of the order, at the invitation of John Coughlin, adjourned to the Vienna restaurant and partook of a collation. ; ; ; Will Hoskin, the grocer, has had ‘a telephone put in his place of buginese, The Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club today had a pigeon shoot at Alta Hill, ‘ Chloroforming the Cheese. All such exeruciatingly funny odds and ends-as “‘chloroforming the cheese,” nailing it to the table, cutting the beefsteak with the shears, wearing four hats atone time and then trying to hang them on ‘the ‘trick hat rack, getting mixed up with the comical speaking tube, taking a flying headforemost leap down the dumb waiter, cutting off a man’s whiskers and keeping them until he pays for his meal, falling ‘‘into the soup” in the kitchen, getting hung in. the waiter, pursued by a policeman, waiting on table in ‘a manner’that mixes himself, everyone and everything else, and then giving a most comical burlesque game of baseball are a few of the ridiculously fanny things indulged in by that comical genius, Ezra Kendall, in the first act of his pantomime farce, ‘‘A Pair of Kids,” a performazice . of which takes place at the Nevada Theater on Tuesday evening, The call for reserved seats points to one of the Jargest and most refined audiences of the season, ————_+ +49 6-2—: ~ __ Knights of Pythias. Bail. A’ ball’ will be given some time next month by Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, ‘and Mountain: Division of the same order. The Knights of Pythias of Grass Valley are expected to be present, It is to be made a grand affair and at the meeting of the order last, night the initiative steps were taken. Uniform Rank has appointed L, S. Calkins, James A,'Northway and BH, J, Rector as a committee to act in unison with Wa. Giffin and J, J, Jackson, the commitfee from Milo Lodge. =e ; ‘Congrégational Church. In the above church there will be preaching, “Christ’s Practical Preaching With Respect to the Much Married Woman.” The Christian Endeavor will meet ‘at’ the usual hour led by Miss Bessie Stevens. Subat the close of the morning service, —All are cordially invited, ee 3 »» Delegate at Large, ) Hon. we H.°Mills of San Francisco has been mentioned in connection with the delegates at large to the Republican National Convention, Mr. Mills is one of the brainiestsnen in the State and the: Republicans would honor themselves by sending him ta the National. Convention. No man . in California has done more to advance the material interests of our golden state than Ww. H. Mills, tt Karl's Clover Root Tea Ts a sure Pah for reeohe and nervous iseases, othing:reliéves so quickly. Sol by Dickerman & Go. oe cis The ils of Women. 3 Constipation, ¢anses more than half. the ills of womens Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pee : is ure for Conatipation, Sold by kerman : ; oa po eae WITH OUR * ‘MONEY-SAVING . : Commerciaf St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. TRYOUR ~ Bvents at Grass Valley Up to At the meeting of Quarta. 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This is not the first time he has returned in such ahumor. She is burt, and, sitting down by the window, gets ready to cry. “Papa, why don’t you tum and eat?” His little daughter’s pleading prevails and he follows:her to the table. His wife hurriedly brushes:the tears from: her eyes; she is too proud to show weakness—he too stubborn to apologize for his rudeness, There is but a half-hearted attempt at eating. “Your ,crusty temper has spoiled: your appetite.” says the wife. 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