May 29, 1896 (4 pages)

sing will lea © nd after $95, as folk poenix as, if Tak . Leaving 1 } WORLD-F ee Erte: eae z og THE DAILY Teac AN Established by Naz. P. een k Oca ot NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, sus FRIDAY “MAY 29, aha. { COLONEL MOSBY DYING. ee The Notorions Guerrilla Who oa. ‘ ~~ Prominent During the Civit War. Colone] John S. Mosby, the ex-Confederate cavalry officer, is lying at the point of death in San Francisco. His iliness is due to appendicitis, contracted two weeks ‘ago, and his /advanced age renders recovery practically impossible. Colonel. Mosby is in his 63d year. He was one of the prominent military leaders of. the Confederacy. He gained much. experience while serving under General Joseph E. Johnston in his Shenandoah cam: paign.He participated in. the battles é6f Manassas and Bull Run. In Feb: ruary, 1862, he was made Adjutant ‘of his regiment, the First Virginia Cavalry. He gained fame by his taiding . . éxpeditions along the Rappahannock in ‘Northern Virginia. © His. band: of was the terror of the Northern soldiers. Colonel ‘Mosby was the last of the Confederate. officers +0 surrender. Secretary of War Stanton excluded him fromthe general pardon and:sent out scouts to take him into custody. The brave leader of the guerillas was sentenced to be ‘hanged ‘as a rebel. The order was .subsequently countermanded, General Gtant issuing a special proclamation including Col6nel’ Mosby among the Southerners gaining the benefit of the terms of the surrender of General Lee. The Colonel has no living relatives, and the watchers by his bedside are two warm ’ friends. ‘In his delirium he: lives over ggain the stirring scenes of battle and fancies himself at the head of his trusty band of guerrillas. Every few moments he will raise his hand and shout: “Onward, boys, to the charge ad At other times he would cry out:: “Qnce more for the glorious. Confederacy!” followed by “God bless the Stars and Stripes, boys.” His lucid intervals during the past sake gered hours have been rare. To improve Glenbrook. Tidings:, George Fletcher, George Mainhart and Dr. W. C. Jones, a committee of gentlemen interested in repairing and improving Glenbrook Park, have been circulating a document in Grass Valley today, asking for subscriptions to the capital stock.of a riew company which it is proposed to organize. The property is‘ offered for sale. at a low price, and the: new incorporation will buy it and keep the groutids in good condition. Races and other sports will be held there. Nevada City ‘has already subscribed for 300 shares of the stock at $50 per share. If Grass Valley will do as well, the movement will be a success. We understand the gentlemen met with considerable encourage ment today. oe oe Congregational Church. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach Sunday morning and in the evening deliver a Memorial address. Appropriate pieces will be sung by the choir assisted by outside talent including Mrs. Bert Godair Adams, soloist, from San Francisco. The Christian Endeavor will meet. at the usual hour, led by Miss Edith Edwards. Subject: “Ready. for Death.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. A cordial invitation is extended to all. ee Uniform Rank Pythians. Capt. Pecor of Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K: of P., has received from Brigadier General McGlashan an invitation for the Division to go to Colfax on the 6th proximo and assist in instituting a Division at that town. A regimental meeting will be.-held at the same time and place to elect.a Colonel of the ‘Second Regiment to sticceed Gen,: McGlashan, who. was ‘recently promoted to the need of the Brigade. Superior Court. The following business was transacted: in the: Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding : Felix Gillet.vs. Marguerite Allan. Argued and submitted. Estate of S. E. Fiske, insolvent debtor. Order making preferred claim of L: Jacoln’s account. O04 Fellows Funeral Notica. esd he officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1.0. O. F., are reae to méet at 1 P. M. Saturday, May.30th, to attend the funeral of our -@eceased Brother, Jonn Hockina. Visiting Brothers are invited to attend. : Ww. Barker, N. G. G. A. Gray, R. 8. Ladies of the G.A.R. The ladies of the G. A. B. will meet “at ‘their headquarters on Thurday, May ‘98th, at 2:30 p.m. Important business . be transacted and a full attendthe famous . ———— AHOT TRAIL ae Wire Today From All Quarters See Bat . [SPECIAL SERVICE OF THE “ DAILY TRANSCRIPT.”"} The Chase After Mur-. ; derer Dunham. —————— HORROR UPON HORROR . : The Latest From the Storm-Swept East--More Fatalities. After Him With Bloodhounds, San Jose, May 29, _The woods in the vicinity ‘of Mt. “Hamilton and Smith creek are. full. of armed. men. searching for murderer Dunham. The Sheriff and a large posse, all armed withifiés; ire in the lead, and the-roads in all directions swarm with armed men ‘on. their way to join in the hunt. The night posse” ‘waited: till early daylight for the fog to raise, so that . the pbloodhounds could be put to work in good order, It is believed that the officers have a clue to Dunham, and are confident of ¢dpturing him soon. : A Town Blown Away. Sr. Lovis, May 29.—Captain Tipton of the Government snag boat received reports of. a severe storm back, of Hannial, Me. Ths tawn tut Bowling Green, odanty séat of Pik Pike dourity, ‘was swept from the face of the earth. He could not get any definite particulars. Chicago's Chance, Cuicaao, May 28.—The Republican National: Convention may, in. all probability, be held in this city next month. Adler, the architect of the St. Louis Wigwam, where the convention .was to have been held, received word today that both the Wigwam and the Exposition building weré so badly damaged that it was impossible to repair either before June 16th, the date of the conyention. . ¢The Minois Repiblicha State Ceritral Conlmitée will théretore be called into session and Chicago will be tendered to Chairman Carter. of the National Republican Committee, as the place to hold the Republican Convention. The Great Storm’s Death’ Roll CuiIcaGo, May .29.—Reports at 2 . o’clock this morning are that 500 lives have been lost at East St. Louis as, a result of the‘ terrible cyclone, . The daath roll is greatest in St: Louis, and will reach 1,000, Of the injured in. St. Louis, so far as can be ascertained, 100 persons.g wre fatally hurt. Many of the killa ‘ ate were ‘taken to their homes, ‘ . In St. Louis the ‘ibiinber of identified dead is placed” at 128; Hast St. Louis 168. Twenty reported missing in ithe ity, on this side were . ‘pat in the ‘death’ ‘éolamn in the papers. In East. St.Louis from 500 to 800 people have lost all théy had and were rendered homeless and destitute. The gamage to property is estimated by’some ‘at $44000,000, while ofhers put it at $2,000,000. The city tonight is in almost utter darkness, with the exception of the lights used ~ the reecuGas What the wok “of dnabiaibiots amounted to elsewhere cannot’ be learned, as the telegraph wires are down. It is known, however, that the following towns suffered: Irvington, Baden, New Minden, Pinckey, T1l., and Rush Hill, Mo. Many lives are re. ported to have been lost but confirmation of the news is lacking as to the fatality. i Dispatches from Indiana state that Albany, Benton and Prificeton were attacked and that there has been great “loss of property. The Governor of Tllinois is at St. ‘ it is estimated that in the two cities: it . .’ Rich Vieu, Breckinridge, Drahe, New. . culty. At 8 o’clock last night, 114 of the victims were identified, and a large number remained unidentified. Many were removed to their homes. , dn the, rains ip the industrial district and of Hiouses it is estimated there are from 50.to 500 victims. The true story can’ only: be atold after a thorough search is made of the devastated! section. } Men. and women qybe were missing and supposed to’ have been killed are alive, while many who were supposed to be safe are dead. The killed range in age from a baby three months old to a great, great grandmother 92 years of age. A tabulated estimate published last night gives the following figures: Identified dead in St, Louis, “42%; unidentified dead, 60; injured, 447. Identified déad.-inEast. .St,--Louis,.129;-.unidéntified dead, .128; Total number Sf: 9 0 Bd Foaljos homeless, from 500 to 800. It will be can be made up. A good authority places the loss of . property ‘at $16,009,000, and janother puts it at '$4/000,000, which is probably nearer to it. There was a reign of terror in St. Louis last night.’ With the exception of atugand a few rowboats used by physicians, newspapermen and others all communication has pen cut off since night before last. ta: the ruined buildings and: rob, freight cars, taking advantage of the fact that the police were engaged in directing the searching parties, Mayor Baden called’ upon Governor Altgeld for aid and two companies are now on the scene. The Governor is also there directing the troops. A meeting of leading citizens was held last night to take action in regard to securing aid for the sufferers. “A call for help has — gone forth. eee Sy ah REA piemnnn a : mh Rapid a =n ‘ashes of LightSummary of Foreign and} ning Witnessed Last Night Domestic. News. . Last night, beginning shortly before, YET 1 U4 21g fottlock and ‘continuing about all night, there were frequent and remarkshot and killed D. B. ee wit Boas disturbance presented a very At Wiehite, Kansas) Gedtge “Walt was ities to death by # bull. beautiful beyond aah ery se ‘Thos. Kerns of Helena, Mont. has lightning flashes were varied in extent, at time illaminating the sky as high up been lost in Yellowstone Park. His hunting.companions fear he was killed as the zenith and from the extreme east by wild animals: ; around to ‘the: north, following. each other'so quickly that the many grand Wm. V. Cope was killéd Wednesday pictures presented formed @ series of: in a quarrel with Geo. Conrad, at Cooks2 ville. I. Bot in bright views which Goustituted a natu Main h men were farmers in. _.1 panorama seldom equaled in this vicinity. part, of the country, Geo. ‘Jones jamped from the twentyBetween 6 and 7 o'clock this morning third story of the Masonic Temple at} the clouds had gathered over all the ne mene ii] 8S Socata ea nae p oO aNsy: was secom y sallen rumwas swept over the Falls of the Ohio,. bling “of distant thazder. About 7 at Louisville, Kentucky, and drowned: sangeet a hg “a slight’ shower of LB. Broderick of Indianapolis hangrain and hail, t! latter being as large ed himself because he had been dis-. s as, pistol builets.The lightning and charged from the police force. nits ag wrens sch cooler and Frank Conroy, in a fit -of : jealousy, . YO" become much cooler and killed his wife. at Odgensburg, N.Y: theatmosphere has been purified.She resisted —— was literally ass —————— to pieces. _Dr.0, N. Sullivan.” C.D. Hartington of Catanibaa: ai rad D. T. Fraker of Selma ‘fought an ahve) ‘duel because of a financial erence. Fraker was’ killed. This. calhdcneon “Oculist-Optician. will be at National Hotel June Ist. cred FY " mi . MONEY og. Bar Boreal Bother One bm OAV ING. Patronize Home Industry. several days before a complete 29 . Thieves and thugs eons to pillage rend your rena, slo te at, PRIC EO. ek : t ARRIVAL 1Q¢ MONEY SAVERS Union Hotel, Main Street. ag Dish, Milk’ Eas, Meat a, Dish Pans, ; f : ie. each or 3 toe James McBride, San Francisco, . T, Donlan, ~ ; Tea. Sets. Aiea Ba Pakeie tive jth tl ad Roh Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices Per Set : Mordwin, a5, ae 85, 9.00, . 9.75, ; s. a ctuacite 1 on [8 ANE th gaan ha S. Kearney, M. Davey, A. 8; Jones, 'T. Patton, Dinner Sets . GO Pte Pieoes, ermo! doe 6: persons, Pure Delicate , B and ‘Spray’ fo Be. ipa rown Rich Gold «Money ‘Saring Prices Per Set »AB, _ 3B, Pa bo. . 1" Great Arnaican importing Tea Co, Will Be All Right, Sr: Louis, May 29.—The damage done to the building in which the! Republican National Convention will meet can be repaired in 48 hours: The city will be in readiness for visitors by that. time. ee Terrific Thunder and Lightning. San Francisco, May 29.—A ‘terrific thunder and lightning storm, accompanied by a heavy downpour of rain, visited this city at 2 o’clock this moriBRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest. A great many improvements to the Tea Store are contemplated in the near future, including a new-style front.< The owners of the Live Oak mine in Washington district have decided to pay off the indebtedness on the prop: erty and resume operations. re Pete Shingle, who recently returned. here from Germany, will shortly open a cronk beer factory in the building: formerly, occupied. by i ape works, on Spring street, Hydraulic Parlor has " gecuighed J, C. Nilon, W. J, Monk, Chas. Woerner, E. B. Power and Eb. Grissel a committee to properly decorate the graves of departed Native Sons. Wutke’s may obtain it by calling on lGditena! The entire 6 .cedent will be Sid Moriday, em 1896, at 2 —— p.m. at public: Lest F. Wade came down ‘from Washing: ton today, / North San Juan today. . Cc. 1, Richardson and wife of Tulare are here on a visit. (i i i John Mulroy was over from. Grass . Lonis with two companies of ‘the bs ydick See me; i m23_ . militia, The work of recovering the ‘dead proceeds with the greatest dithAll parties “having left work at A,jR. J. McCullongh came. over prom mnie We. Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grase Valley, . 4 “FIELD DAY “OF THE © ess ae tration i BROWN & Cannas, : WATEPARK, SATURDAY, MAY. 30, NEVADA CITY; CAL. i araLeric spores as all descriptions in~Foot aces, ‘eiad 100: — to one mi! Hurdle ley Pole Vaulting., dumping—broad.and h h. aprowing axed Hace and Shot. . [PRINTERS _— Cae as . Eelsvaptiag mom igh Kicking, ete. " (2 Valuable gold gold an and s flyer medals for ere pt the Club ‘only. events. _. Cash; pale for openopen-to-all Catalogues, Pamphelts, ; : : eeia 3 eos + In the forenoon there will bea apne : Football Game : Fora valuable trophy. ‘General Job Printing. BEST WORK: . ee ee LOWEST PRICES A Grand: Gymnastic. Exhibition as 3 By Prof, Barr and Pupils. > We have facilities which are excelled by none for filling: orders on short’ notice. ‘ No order too large for us. " Get our estimates. A fine Band of Music will attend.Refreshment stands will be lindowai —Gentle onllSeea baer ee jemen 50 cents; ladies and one stand f; Seats ; : rere Seas: will bear. the” Club colors— yellow. : Ww. 8. -Palamountain See. . CLOSING ouT SALE!® =y <¢_—_nuire —— % es ea te. ”*°*Om'aeeount of veins we will mi our out DRY. GOODS, " ihc a ‘Donlas nice: ETC, Ti OME ~ ably vivid Hashes Or" "Tipe tt" Summer pier at the eastern anf and. sforccgth heavens. Thé . &7P! PARTIES ae paetty dightssdine ofthe effecte being UH REGARDLESS OF cosr. “a 6 heréi ined to be Armory in anifien on Saturday, May 80th, at 9:30 a. m., for the purpose of . observing Memorial Day. m27-3t GA. Niet, Capt. Com. tt Fn he 2 Pet A safe hey was found between between fice and Lane’ livers aie She Peto. tain it be ae otice aed maving fo Infants: ‘Headgear “Rooms For Rent. ; for isuethoudtun: Enquire at Cap ‘for the little tots . that you ever.saw: ‘Millinery: rh ‘Peoah line_ of. Prtmamed Hate received weekis rom San tof shapes an cents. Clean towels for every: at clement iot shapes and OB s Whar B. SHOP, oe Ata ares, ae sie The all the, a ey’re > Mortable ** Com cs i : sylishandsheay: Mrs. Lester ‘Household Paceline: Gor des. A-quantity of household . id Sent is ered forsale. All of cae SS ot sold cheap, if ocd Prone once. Enquire at . Taanscurr offieg or of Thomas Moran. m% Crawford, Louls Doras, the welldenown Ophsia, it be in Noveda City yr one ‘month ppl eve velicicepingaai NEY a. Wid i8a. min] Obi He is aaa . with the best and latest instruments known to science. preggooknae fail consult” him. Most wonderful of all adi? ‘Novelties of ‘levery description. Belt buekels, hair ornaments, ete. Cooking: utensils of every kind at SCHULDT & ©0.'S Drug Store, ‘opposite Union Hotel. Call and inspect them. ‘MADE hy” MOORE» Miss Cora Sutton ‘will give instructions in painting and drawing -at;-her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Satur. days, from 9 until 12 and from1 until 4. ‘Popular Nevada County Directory. os : i . f Copies of the Nevada County Directory can Trams Hee Ges Me eT . be obtained for 90 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript office. Michell’s Dancing School. 4re Permanent _ Flearing. PRICES as Low. as. Possible For FIRST -CLASS Work. Ladies and gentlemen’s “class meets every ty gS 2 Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock: ‘Children's class every Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock. Social evéry Saturday night. Private lessons at hall or residence. 92 Real Estate for Sale. ‘The Palmer place Gu Nevada steéet for sale, House of six rooms, good well, cellar, constrvatory, ete, Inguire.of MRS. &.S HATH. AWAY. : m20-lw Remember, I ; cede seamen areas Le Call and see thy fine display. MOORE, ‘York Ce Nevada. Gity,. 2@-Visitors sigutwadn ‘chines saan SS Barnum ONCE REMARKED? ‘¢ Most. se tke to’ be Hambugged.” ee Barnuni never kept a . slothin store or he would not 5 nee i have said that. A truer saying was Once uttered: ** Honesty’ is © the Best Pol Icy. std And that i is what lam strong” on. HON EST Have you seen my enormous stock this Spri It is sty iia and complete as. it: is peice ed ality is there, wee Gaket tele y is * too—all from reliable ; y THE PRICES? Why, ever: iklie is down toa juat as lo _ye moderate figure— th eat, cetinaie Freee aod a shake talon many. rothers. as wantsa or bap sopsen gh i yout “GOODS, PRICES, VALUES, ENDEAVOR * Clothing, ‘Furnishing Gogds: Footwear, ‘Headweer, a Me ox Trunks, Grips, Etc. . CHARLES GRIMES, Corner — ond Pine sts, . >. “NEVADA CITY, Cal, goers THERE 1s: ‘ONLY ONE. CASH “GROCERY ee ae . AND THAT'S WOLF'S, There you gan get the best for the least — sti Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some one. : : . i foie bi get that Twenty. I¢ may be pore sae IT WILL PAY YOU! <3 APo4 > To give me a trial, foi te arm ae ware If you drink . Beer you want the best. ‘Try RUDWEISER. [t's fine. : eh Me S eee hed A B. piceke The Casi Grocer. Cotnmiétcial’street, Nevada City. Shaving” with ‘whine 6 Geukes Bethe, % . Water -Bonds-¢ per co ier er wy -Brond Streets >] an Da FRIDAY.«.nn canine NEVADA CIT}

sing will lea © nd after $95, as folk poenix as, if Tak . Leaving 1 } WORLD-F ee Erte: eae z og THE DAILY Teac AN Established by Naz. P. een k Oca ot NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, sus FRIDAY “MAY 29, aha. { COLONEL MOSBY DYING. ee The Notorions Guerrilla Who oa. ‘ ~~ Prominent During the Civit War. Colone] John S. Mosby, the ex-Confederate cavalry officer, is lying at the point of death in San Francisco. His iliness is due to appendicitis, contracted two weeks ‘ago, and his /advanced age renders recovery practically impossible. Colonel. Mosby is in his 63d year. He was one of the prominent military leaders of. the Confederacy. He gained much. experience while serving under General Joseph E. Johnston in his Shenandoah cam: paign.He participated in. the battles é6f Manassas and Bull Run. In Feb: ruary, 1862, he was made Adjutant ‘of his regiment, the First Virginia Cavalry. He gained fame by his taiding . . éxpeditions along the Rappahannock in ‘Northern Virginia. © His. band: of was the terror of the Northern soldiers. Colonel ‘Mosby was the last of the Confederate. officers +0 surrender. Secretary of War Stanton excluded him fromthe general pardon and:sent out scouts to take him into custody. The brave leader of the guerillas was sentenced to be ‘hanged ‘as a rebel. The order was .subsequently countermanded, General Gtant issuing a special proclamation including Col6nel’ Mosby among the Southerners gaining the benefit of the terms of the surrender of General Lee. The Colonel has no living relatives, and the watchers by his bedside are two warm ’ friends. ‘In his delirium he: lives over ggain the stirring scenes of battle and fancies himself at the head of his trusty band of guerrillas. Every few moments he will raise his hand and shout: “Onward, boys, to the charge ad At other times he would cry out:: “Qnce more for the glorious. Confederacy!” followed by “God bless the Stars and Stripes, boys.” His lucid intervals during the past sake gered hours have been rare. To improve Glenbrook. Tidings:, George Fletcher, George Mainhart and Dr. W. C. Jones, a committee of gentlemen interested in repairing and improving Glenbrook Park, have been circulating a document in Grass Valley today, asking for subscriptions to the capital stock.of a riew company which it is proposed to organize. The property is‘ offered for sale. at a low price, and the: new incorporation will buy it and keep the groutids in good condition. Races and other sports will be held there. Nevada City ‘has already subscribed for 300 shares of the stock at $50 per share. If Grass Valley will do as well, the movement will be a success. We understand the gentlemen met with considerable encourage ment today. oe oe Congregational Church. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach Sunday morning and in the evening deliver a Memorial address. Appropriate pieces will be sung by the choir assisted by outside talent including Mrs. Bert Godair Adams, soloist, from San Francisco. The Christian Endeavor will meet. at the usual hour, led by Miss Edith Edwards. Subject: “Ready. for Death.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. A cordial invitation is extended to all. ee Uniform Rank Pythians. Capt. Pecor of Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K: of P., has received from Brigadier General McGlashan an invitation for the Division to go to Colfax on the 6th proximo and assist in instituting a Division at that town. A regimental meeting will be.-held at the same time and place to elect.a Colonel of the ‘Second Regiment to sticceed Gen,: McGlashan, who. was ‘recently promoted to the need of the Brigade. Superior Court. The following business was transacted: in the: Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding : Felix Gillet.vs. Marguerite Allan. Argued and submitted. Estate of S. E. Fiske, insolvent debtor. Order making preferred claim of L: Jacoln’s account. O04 Fellows Funeral Notica. esd he officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1.0. O. F., are reae to méet at 1 P. M. Saturday, May.30th, to attend the funeral of our -@eceased Brother, Jonn Hockina. Visiting Brothers are invited to attend. : Ww. Barker, N. G. G. A. Gray, R. 8. Ladies of the G.A.R. The ladies of the G. A. B. will meet “at ‘their headquarters on Thurday, May ‘98th, at 2:30 p.m. Important business . be transacted and a full attendthe famous . ———— AHOT TRAIL ae Wire Today From All Quarters See Bat . [SPECIAL SERVICE OF THE “ DAILY TRANSCRIPT.”"} The Chase After Mur-. ; derer Dunham. —————— HORROR UPON HORROR . : The Latest From the Storm-Swept East--More Fatalities. After Him With Bloodhounds, San Jose, May 29, _The woods in the vicinity ‘of Mt. “Hamilton and Smith creek are. full. of armed. men. searching for murderer Dunham. The Sheriff and a large posse, all armed withifiés; ire in the lead, and the-roads in all directions swarm with armed men ‘on. their way to join in the hunt. The night posse” ‘waited: till early daylight for the fog to raise, so that . the pbloodhounds could be put to work in good order, It is believed that the officers have a clue to Dunham, and are confident of ¢dpturing him soon. : A Town Blown Away. Sr. Lovis, May 29.—Captain Tipton of the Government snag boat received reports of. a severe storm back, of Hannial, Me. Ths tawn tut Bowling Green, odanty séat of Pik Pike dourity, ‘was swept from the face of the earth. He could not get any definite particulars. Chicago's Chance, Cuicaao, May 28.—The Republican National: Convention may, in. all probability, be held in this city next month. Adler, the architect of the St. Louis Wigwam, where the convention .was to have been held, received word today that both the Wigwam and the Exposition building weré so badly damaged that it was impossible to repair either before June 16th, the date of the conyention. . ¢The Minois Repiblicha State Ceritral Conlmitée will théretore be called into session and Chicago will be tendered to Chairman Carter. of the National Republican Committee, as the place to hold the Republican Convention. The Great Storm’s Death’ Roll CuiIcaGo, May .29.—Reports at 2 . o’clock this morning are that 500 lives have been lost at East St. Louis as, a result of the‘ terrible cyclone, . The daath roll is greatest in St: Louis, and will reach 1,000, Of the injured in. St. Louis, so far as can be ascertained, 100 persons.g wre fatally hurt. Many of the killa ‘ ate were ‘taken to their homes, ‘ . In St. Louis the ‘ibiinber of identified dead is placed” at 128; Hast St. Louis 168. Twenty reported missing in ithe ity, on this side were . ‘pat in the ‘death’ ‘éolamn in the papers. In East. St.Louis from 500 to 800 people have lost all théy had and were rendered homeless and destitute. The gamage to property is estimated by’some ‘at $44000,000, while ofhers put it at $2,000,000. The city tonight is in almost utter darkness, with the exception of the lights used ~ the reecuGas What the wok “of dnabiaibiots amounted to elsewhere cannot’ be learned, as the telegraph wires are down. It is known, however, that the following towns suffered: Irvington, Baden, New Minden, Pinckey, T1l., and Rush Hill, Mo. Many lives are re. ported to have been lost but confirmation of the news is lacking as to the fatality. i Dispatches from Indiana state that Albany, Benton and Prificeton were attacked and that there has been great “loss of property. The Governor of Tllinois is at St. ‘ it is estimated that in the two cities: it . .’ Rich Vieu, Breckinridge, Drahe, New. . culty. At 8 o’clock last night, 114 of the victims were identified, and a large number remained unidentified. Many were removed to their homes. , dn the, rains ip the industrial district and of Hiouses it is estimated there are from 50.to 500 victims. The true story can’ only: be atold after a thorough search is made of the devastated! section. } Men. and women qybe were missing and supposed to’ have been killed are alive, while many who were supposed to be safe are dead. The killed range in age from a baby three months old to a great, great grandmother 92 years of age. A tabulated estimate published last night gives the following figures: Identified dead in St, Louis, “42%; unidentified dead, 60; injured, 447. Identified déad.-inEast. .St,--Louis,..129;-.unidéntified dead, .128; Total number Sf: 9 0 Bd Foaljos homeless, from 500 to 800. It will be can be made up. A good authority places the loss of . property ‘at $16,009,000, and janother puts it at '$4/000,000, which is probably nearer to it. There was a reign of terror in St. Louis last night.’ With the exception of atugand a few rowboats used by physicians, newspapermen and others all communication has pen cut off since night before last. ta: the ruined buildings and: rob, freight cars, taking advantage of the fact that the police were engaged in directing the searching parties, Mayor Baden called’ upon Governor Altgeld for aid and two companies are now on the scene. The Governor is also there directing the troops. A meeting of leading citizens was held last night to take action in regard to securing aid for the sufferers. “A call for help has — gone forth. eee Sy ah REA piemnnn a : mh Rapid a =n ‘ashes of LightSummary of Foreign and} ning Witnessed Last Night Domestic. News. . Last night, beginning shortly before, YET 1 U4 21g fottlock and ‘continuing about all night, there were frequent and remarkshot and killed D. B. ee wit Boas disturbance presented a very At Wiehite, Kansas) Gedtge “Walt was ities to death by # bull. beautiful beyond aah ery se ‘Thos. Kerns of Helena, Mont. has lightning flashes were varied in extent, at time illaminating the sky as high up been lost in Yellowstone Park. His hunting.companions fear he was killed as the zenith and from the extreme east by wild animals: ; around to ‘the: north, following. each other'so quickly that the many grand Wm. V. Cope was killéd Wednesday pictures presented formed @ series of: in a quarrel with Geo. Conrad, at Cooks2 ville. I. Bot in bright views which Goustituted a natu

Main h men were farmers in. _.1 panorama seldom equaled in this vicinity. part, of the country, Geo. ‘Jones jamped from the twentyBetween 6 and 7 o'clock this morning third story of the Masonic Temple at} the clouds had gathered over all the ne mene ii] 8S Socata ea nae p oO aNsy: was secom y sallen rumwas swept over the Falls of the Ohio,. bling “of distant thazder. About 7 at Louisville, Kentucky, and drowned: sangeet a hg “a slight’ shower of LB. Broderick of Indianapolis hangrain and hail, t! latter being as large ed himself because he had been dis-. s as, pistol builets.The lightning and charged from the police force. nits ag wrens sch cooler and Frank Conroy, in a fit -of : jealousy, . YO" become much cooler and killed his wife. at Odgensburg, N.Y: theatmosphere has been purified.She resisted —— was literally ass —————— to pieces. _Dr.0, N. Sullivan.” C.D. Hartington of Catanibaa: ai rad D. T. Fraker of Selma ‘fought an ahve) ‘duel because of a financial erence. Fraker was’ killed. This. calhdcneon “Oculist-Optician. will be at National Hotel June Ist. cred FY " mi . MONEY og. Bar Boreal Bother One bm OAV ING. Patronize Home Industry. several days before a complete 29 . Thieves and thugs eons to pillage rend your rena, slo te at, PRIC EO. ek : t ARRIVAL 1Q¢ MONEY SAVERS Union Hotel, Main Street. ag Dish, Milk’ Eas, Meat a, Dish Pans, ; f : ie. each or 3 toe James McBride, San Francisco, . T, Donlan, ~ ; Tea. Sets. Aiea Ba Pakeie tive jth tl ad Roh Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices Per Set : Mordwin, a5, ae 85, 9.00, . 9.75, ; s. a ctuacite 1 on [8 ANE th gaan ha S. Kearney, M. Davey, A. 8; Jones, 'T. Patton, Dinner Sets . GO Pte Pieoes, ermo! doe 6: persons, Pure Delicate , B and ‘Spray’ fo Be. ipa rown Rich Gold «Money ‘Saring Prices Per Set »AB, _ 3B, Pa bo. . 1" Great Arnaican importing Tea Co, Will Be All Right, Sr: Louis, May 29.—The damage done to the building in which the! Republican National Convention will meet can be repaired in 48 hours: The city will be in readiness for visitors by that. time. ee Terrific Thunder and Lightning. San Francisco, May 29.—A ‘terrific thunder and lightning storm, accompanied by a heavy downpour of rain, visited this city at 2 o’clock this moriBRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest.. A great many improvements to the Tea Store are contemplated in the near future, including a new-style front..< The owners of the Live Oak mine in Washington district have decided to pay off the indebtedness on the prop: erty and resume operations. re Pete Shingle, who recently returned. here from Germany, will shortly open a cronk beer factory in the building: formerly, occupied. by i ape works, on Spring street, Hydraulic Parlor has " gecuighed J, C. Nilon, W. J, Monk, Chas. Woerner, E. B. Power and Eb. Grissel a committee to properly decorate the graves of departed Native Sons. Wutke’s may obtain it by calling on lGditena! The entire 6 .cedent will be Sid Moriday, em 1896, at 2 —— p.m. at public: Lest F. Wade came down ‘from Washing: ton today, / North San Juan today. . Cc. 1, Richardson and wife of Tulare are here on a visit. (i i i John Mulroy was over from. Grass . Lonis with two companies of ‘the bs ydick See me; i m23_ . militia, The work of recovering the ‘dead proceeds with the greatest dithAll parties “having left work at A,jR. J. McCullongh came. over prom mnie We. Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St, Grase Valley, . 4 “FIELD DAY “OF THE © ess ae tration i BROWN & Cannas, : WATEPARK, SATURDAY, MAY. 30, NEVADA CITY; CAL. i araLeric spores as all descriptions in~Foot aces, ‘eiad 100: — to one mi! Hurdle ley Pole Vaulting., dumping—broad.and h h. aprowing axed Hace and Shot. . [PRINTERS _— Cae as . Eelsvaptiag mom igh Kicking, ete. " (2 Valuable gold gold an and s flyer medals for ere pt the Club ‘only. events. _. Cash; pale for openopen-to-all Catalogues, Pamphelts, ; : : eeia 3 eos + In the forenoon there will bea apne : Football Game : Fora valuable trophy. ‘General Job Printing. BEST WORK: . ee ee LOWEST PRICES A Grand: Gymnastic. Exhibition as 3 By Prof, Barr and Pupils. > We have facilities which are excelled by none for filling: orders on short’ notice. ‘ No order too large for us. " Get our estimates. A fine Band of Music will attend.Refreshment stands will be lindowai —Gentle onllSeea baer ee jemen 50 cents; ladies and one stand f; Seats ; : rere Seas: will bear. the” Club colors— yellow. : Ww. 8. -Palamountain See. . CLOSING ouT SALE!® =y <¢_—_nuire —— % es ea te. ”*°*Om'aeeount of veins we will mi our out DRY. GOODS, " ihc a ‘Donlas nice: ETC, Ti OME ~ ably vivid Hashes Or" "Tipe tt" Summer pier at the eastern anf and. sforccgth heavens. Thé . &7P! PARTIES ae paetty dightssdine ofthe effecte being UH REGARDLESS OF cosr. “a 6 heréi ined to be Armory in anifien on Saturday, May 80th, at 9:30 a. m., for the purpose of . observing Memorial Day. m27-3t GA. Niet, Capt. Com. tt Fn he 2 Pet A safe hey was found between between fice and Lane’ livers aie She Peto. tain it be ae otice aed maving fo Infants: ‘Headgear “Rooms For Rent. ; for isuethoudtun: Enquire at Cap ‘for the little tots . that you ever.saw: ‘Millinery: rh ‘Peoah line_ of. Prtmamed Hate received weekis rom San tof shapes an cents. Clean towels for every: at clement iot shapes and OB s Whar B. SHOP, oe Ata ares, ae sie The all the, a ey’re > Mortable ** Com cs i : sylishandsheay: Mrs. Lester ‘Household Paceline: Gor des. A-quantity of household . id Sent is ered forsale. All of cae SS ot sold cheap, if ocd Prone once. Enquire at . Taanscurr offieg or of Thomas Moran. m% Crawford, Louls Doras, the welldenown Ophsia, it be in Noveda City yr one ‘month ppl eve velicicepingaai NEY a. Wid i8a. min] Obi He is aaa . with the best and latest instruments known to science. preggooknae fail consult” him. Most wonderful of all adi? ‘Novelties of ‘levery description. Belt buekels, hair ornaments, ete. Cooking: utensils of every kind at SCHULDT & ©0.'S Drug Store, ‘opposite Union Hotel. Call and inspect them. ‘MADE hy” MOORE» Miss Cora Sutton ‘will give instructions in painting and drawing -at;-her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Satur. days, from 9 until 12 and from1 until 4. ‘Popular Nevada County Directory. os : i . f Copies of the Nevada County Directory can Trams Hee Ges Me eT . be obtained for 90 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript office. Michell’s Dancing School. 4re Permanent _ Flearing. PRICES as Low. as. Possible For FIRST -CLASS Work. Ladies and gentlemen’s “class meets every ty gS 2 Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock: ‘Children's class every Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock. Social evéry Saturday night. Private lessons at hall or residence. 92 Real Estate for Sale. ‘The Palmer place Gu Nevada steéet for sale, House of six rooms, good well, cellar, constrvatory, ete, Inguire.of MRS. &.S HATH. AWAY. : m20-lw Remember, I ; cede seamen areas Le Call and see thy fine display. MOORE, ‘York Ce Nevada. Gity,. 2@-Visitors sigutwadn ‘chines saan SS Barnum ONCE REMARKED? ‘¢ Most. se tke to’ be Hambugged.” ee Barnuni never kept a . slothin store or he would not 5 nee i have said that. A truer saying was Once uttered: ** Honesty’ is © the Best Pol Icy. std And that i is what lam strong” on. HON EST Have you seen my enormous stock this Spri It is sty iia and complete as. it: is peice ed ality is there, wee Gaket tele y is * too—all from reliable ; y THE PRICES? Why, ever: iklie is down toa juat as lo _ye moderate figure— th eat, cetinaie Freee aod a shake talon many. rothers. as wantsa or bap sopsen gh i yout “GOODS, PRICES, VALUES, ENDEAVOR * Clothing, ‘Furnishing Gogds: Footwear, ‘Headweer, a Me ox Trunks, Grips, Etc. . CHARLES GRIMES, Corner — ond Pine sts, . >. “NEVADA CITY, Cal, goers THERE 1s: ‘ONLY ONE. CASH “GROCERY ee ae . AND THAT'S WOLF'S, There you gan get the best for the least — sti Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some one. : : . i foie bi get that Twenty. I¢ may be pore sae IT WILL PAY YOU! <3 APo4 > To give me a trial, foi te arm ae ware If you drink . Beer you want the best. ‘Try RUDWEISER. [t's fine. : eh Me S eee hed A B. piceke The Casi Grocer. Cotnmiétcial’street, Nevada City. Shaving” with ‘whine 6 Geukes Bethe, % . Water -Bonds-¢ per co ier er wy -Brond Streets >] an Da FRIDAY..«.nn canine NEVADA CIT}