October 18, 1898 (3 pages)

Fee £ FPUEGCHOStberg Foe ote cf & mMte nde etch t e saaiiaiinal THE TRANSCRIPT. ‘TUESDAY.. . _. OCT. 18, 1898 lant BROWN & CALKINS. ¥, P. BROWN. _L, 8. CALRINS. DUTY OF REPUBLICANS. As the day of election comes nearer and nearer the outlook fora great Republican triumph in the county and State grows more assuring. The Republican forces are united and harmonious in evéry quarter and are bent on making the victory a signal one. On the other. hand the Democracy is vexed with serious dissensions and there have been inflicted wounds that cannot possibly be healed. Old, tried and true veterans of the unterrified have been rebuffed and snubbed and tricked until patience has ceased to be a virtue, and ‘the victims have firmly resolved to this year administer a rebake to those who temporarily have the whip-hand and are driving the Democratic chariot to the devil, that will not soon be forgotten. But bright as the outlook for the Re‘publican party is, certain as it is that the Republican candidates have such an encouraging prospect, the managers and the rank and file of the party cannot afford to trifle with their opportunities by relaxing into inactivity and indifference. They have an an indomi. table as well as wary enemy to contend with. That enemy never fights so effectively, so persistently, as when the odds are'against it to start with. It devolves upon the Republicans therefore to not only vote right when the day of election comes, but to labor enthusiastically from now till then to keep alive the unremittingly and spirit of party enthusiasm. They must brace up the weak-kneed or wavering in their own ranks and spare no pains to win over converts. samedi TOUGH ON THE MINERS. The Record-Union says with great truth: The miners do not relish Maguire’s doctrine that the minerals worked out of the earth by the industry of the miner are “for the common and that their valore be given to the the people promises whiter he“failed ‘to fulfill when’ givefithe dpportunity to doso. “He: is up before the people for, re-election, and he is making the same promises he made: four: years ago, in the evident hope: that*-the*people who trusted him once are foolish oy _ ARTERNOONS . IABRTING, Gage, Neff and Barnes to Speak at the Theater. to trust bim again. — Reports that reach ‘the Repwblican State Central Committees from various parit.ot the Brats erp ageetne” OS the Speaking Will Begin at Two O’eleek, couraging. Gage: is. winning friends wherever he appears. The Single tax and Will be Worth Hearing. theories of Maguire,and the further fact} ° Sete Se nee os Pn Oe . Thursday afternoon this eity will have and unreliable, have taken thousands . : of Democrats from tbat party, ard, placed them in the Republicat colamn. . California ison the eve-of a great bus, ey a regular daylight. political meeting— the first the oldest inhabitants can recall. It will be a corker, dope up ip ges the best style that a red-hot Republiines Ferree : ° epee eh ates ean town can do such _a thing. The ria adi omatss : re "_ Lewtahip members of the Republican carcute wpe bina “ ake 8 eS ant county central committee are awake to oo gg roma ce Sa e sue the importance “of the occasion, and — chops’ cen ¢ a “— i they aré hustling like good fellows in good of the whole people. } rie -oniy . preparing for the event. . {bing that. worries them is a fear the BRIEF MENTION, theater will not.be big enough to. acee ¥ ‘eommodate the crowds that will be dinor Notes: and: Comments of Local If it isn’t they will meet thé Interest. . dilemia by baving an overflow meetGaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. . ; : pon in at Wolf's Cash Grocery, a take turn about in talking at both there. ing in the street, and the speakers will} pound. © ‘ tf . hear them. Thete was a*oamp:-stew at™ Columbia . -A double quartette under the leadernate det wae: grarr body — . ship of Prof. Davis wiil furnish some “The Excelsior whist club was delightfully entertained last evening 7 Mrs. Hattie Legg. f One of the two fire hydrants’ hereto! fore in New Chinatown has been removed to Lost Hill.» ,. . . » Call at B. Bullara’s, Broad Street, for , reception. sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. It is not often that our people have First-class and purity guaranteed. tf an opportunity to bear a trio of such The’ Indians who were recently . burned out have erected three new . cabins at their campooda west of town. , C. H. Whitten is about to open. a treat indeed for Democrats and Popuphotograph gallery in the Roberts lists as well as for Republicans, and building on Broad street near the City” they will all be on hand toaid ingiving Champagne cocktails ‘@ specialty at . Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine Sheng nee street. All kinds of fine plhitn and . fancy drinks. 3 s21-tt . The funeral of the late John Hussey . of You Bet took. place this afternoon at} this city. It was largely attended, a great number of the citizens of You patriotic songs for the meeting. ‘The speakers. will arrive bere from Auburn on the 9:43 train Thursday . } morning, and a large committee will be at the depot to give them a fitting notable logicians and orators as Gage and Neff and Barnes. It wili be a rare the gentlemen a true mountain wel“e@e + Death of Mrs. Graves. Mrs. fsabélla Graves, a native of Treland aged 77 years, died at 9 o’clock last evening at her home on upper : Pine‘street. She had been ill for some fine lot of shoulders, at ten, cents per. meetings “go everybody will see and DESBRTING THE POPDLISTS. Two Of Thelr Principal Nominees Refuse to Stay on the Ticket. = County Clerk Greany received from ©. F. MeGlashan, who, was recently nominated by the populists at their county convention in this city, the following empharic telegram dated at. San Francisco: [hereby resigh the nomination for District Attorney and forbid the publication of my name as a candidate. The joke of this candidacy is that “the Little Hero of Trackee” is noy stumping'the State for Gage and the rest of the Repyblican ticket. Mrs. J.-H,Austin, the Spencerville school teacherwwho was named by the Populists as their choice for Superintendent of Pablic Eustraction, has also served a polite but positive notice on the County-Olerk to keep her name off the ticket. oi ise ; There are other Populist nominees who have announced their intention of refusing to run, and it begins to look as though the only aspirant? they will bave in the fisld ky election day will be J. J. Jackson for Treasarer, Chas. W. Kitts. for_Assemblyman-and Will Delbridge for: Pablic Administrator. These, three-are already putting up as lively afight.as thengh they had a sure thing on coming out of the battle with victory perctiéd on their banners. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle ‘of the Doings of old and Young. Mrs. J.°-T. Robbins and Benjamin Hall are visiting San: Francisco. Frank R. Hampel of Oakland has returned: here from Camptonville. . Miss Lillie Tam went to Davisville yestarday to visit her sister Zetta. Charles Hegarty, Moore’s Flat pioneer merchant, returned last evening from a trip to San Francisco. J.B. Wheeler of New York and Col. M. W. Mather arrived from San Frant ciscatoday and will go to the Plumbago mine tomorrow. : : E. T. Duden vf Sacramento is here doing the short-hand reporting for th Superior Court in place of E. B. Power, the regular reporter, who is hustling in a political way. ; . A. G. Turner of Quaker Hill retarned here last evening from Seattle where he has been spending the summer. His wife and Mr. and Mrs. Cobb will . probably also come down soon to remain during the winter at the Turner place. HELP ts WanTED when the nerves become weak and the appetite fails. Bet and vicinity being aniong those ‘time. The funerai will take place from ) henever private indi viduals.extract them f) would be whollytaeonstructed, aad men’s hopes, ambitions and ‘talents Mutight be placed upon.a-common level, such a community of property might be well. But for this day and age, give us the good old doctrine of title tc the earth.” ca At ig: anust be confess®d, a Telish: . been rented to Jehu Menhennet. present. Me -. The honse on Piety. Hill -heretofore occupied by H. C, Weisenberger has, The ithe house at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Graves had lived here since Ucod’s Sarsaparilla gives help by makling the blood righ, pure and nourishBUTCHERED rk. BY BURGLARS. ! Hobson Sails : ah New York, Oct. 18—Lieutenant Hobiled f Cuba for PhiladelMammoth Deal In Cuban Bonds rig Ai Grdlaiary soa trial of Arranged. the Santa Maria Teresa was satisfacEmory Spear of Georgia. For Home. . tory. 'The Indians A Petaluma Woman Burned fo Death; Have Weakened. This Morning. WASHINGTON, Oct. 18th.—A dispafch ‘the Archbishop of Ireland and Judge T ‘from Indian Conimissioner Jones at . i) \says : We have held the final council. strgicer by . All the Indians except one renegade Midnight Burglars. will surrender tomorrow. KANKAKEE, Ill, October 18th—Emil . oe 'Chiniqui, a wealthy retired farmer, and The Latest his wife were found murdered this. A Collar Combine. morning in their home near Stann.,! ‘ 4 i oy, Oct. 18.—A combine has been Burgiars had butchered them. po aor, af formed that will control all tbe collar : Ene . trusts in the world. Its capital stock Duchess Wants . is $50,000,000. Her Jewels." BORN. Parts, Oct, 18.—The Duchess Suther-. _—land today adVertise $20,000 reward At Scott’s Flat, October 17, 1898, to for the recovery of jewels ‘lost by her . . the wife of@Wm. Curtis, a son. Degree of Honor Entertainment. on a railroad train. After the . tainment to be given at Odd. Fellows hall, Great Storm . Friday evening, Oct. 21, by . Lodge .Degree of Honor. " }all for 25‘cents. Tickets for sale has followed the blizzard of yesterday.' . hers. “ta Wires of telegraph, telephone and electric lines are still demoralized in all. directions. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY Is—— A Woman's — Horrible Death. PeraLumA, Oct. 18—This morning as Mrs. L. Brocke, a well known ‘woman, was working in the yard her dress caught fire.” She was burned to death. And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. Sl. } Cuban: Bonds Find a Market. . . Walker to the Secretary of the Intericr . Everybody is invited to attend the enterNevada City Musieal and LitKANSAS Ciry, Oct. 18.—Fair weather ; eraryprogram, dancing and pablo stan i SEQUOIA, ~. TOWLE BROS. CO. NOTA FL W _to be found any where in the line of Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe io our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or] they are stylish and perfect fitting ani time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. © SETAE ee We sell these goods at prices are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. ; Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. All kinds of repairing done on tee shortest notice and . at the lowe: t [rates. 4 * POPULIST NOMINEE New Yorks, Oct. 18.—An Anglo-Ameriean syndicate will assume the Cuban bonds amounting to $200,000,000. This indicates that the treaty of peace with Spain will soon be signed. The Great National . Peace Jubilee. . Cuicaco, October 18th.—Hight thousand people were packed into the Auditorium today to witness the opening exercises of the National Peace Jubi. CTE v3 BOVSOLODTIISO MAHER & CO. —an reerenrcenemmene . ing. Get only Hood’s, . Hoon’s Puts ane ere 4 wed ‘i Dent o—VIsItore . Ne) = Be Tol_. : sen family, whe hate *fen living on: rico, whe is dangerously ill at Fort . Lost Hill, hive “ates Secured a: houke, Jones, Siskiyou county, is her “danghon West Broad street. _ter, Mrs. Graves was highly ‘respected SAE RNa ie pes . by all who knew ber. ‘ GRASS VALLEY.NEWS. A Day's Record of OurNeighbors as Ta‘d' %, Athietic Ciub Directors. At last evening’s meeting of ihe re‘= h rs “. wer treorge), and Mrs. Mary Car. . —$<$._$___ STOVES. . . . . were present. There were orations by . eo JINEW TopxzyYy NEW Topray STOVES. that which one buys and possesses, be it his home, his mine or his grave. ee ee Over The Telephone, organized Athletic Club the foliow nz! , board of directors wus elected. Wim . Gitfi», Prof. Barker, Lee Leiter, Fred . is near at hand, Francisco. A. CASE OF DEMAGOGY. The Gage and Neff mass meeting to H. M. La Rue, the Democratic candidate for re-election as Railroad Commissivner of this district, is laboring under a fatal disadvantage in his canvass. He is confronted by the fact that in 1894 he went before the people declaring railroad freight rates were too high and that, if he were elected, they would have to come down, and the farther fact that when the people, taking him at his word elected him, he failed utterly to keep faith with them. He cannot in extenuation of his course urge that it was out of his power to keep his pledges. The Sacramento Bee, which is us everybody in the district knows, a radical Maguire and DeVries . Tetary. The club will attend tomorchampion, thus scores La Rue for his \perfidy: A review of La Rue’s record during four years on the State Board of _ Railroad Commissioners shows’ that “his vote would atone time have re-. i duced freight rates on grain 8 per cent. . #t eis city in-accordatice with an order . all over the State. When one pauses fo! from the City Trustees. When -these think of the immense sums paid anPDN NLAN Thi. “Bie: Shed serenity, nually forthe transportation of grain ple, had a banquet at their hail . eighty covers, being. laid. longing to the order. Sic enlivened the proceedings being T. J. Barry of San Fraticiseo, A. Republican elub was erganized at Grass Valley last evening with fifty members. as a Starter,” and -it> is confidently expected that ‘by tomorrow night there will be upward of 300 names on the roll. The officers are; Charles E. Clinch, President; J. G. Tyrrell, Vice President; A: L. Fisher, ley.in.a body. Thirteen. Moré Street Lights. The Electric Company is @ngaged in’ limits. The new ones are to be located H. G. Pursons has retufned-from San morrow evening will be held in:.a tent: instructor in manual work. that will accommodate over 1,900 peoThe Native Sons of Quartz Parlor! ast night, There were presept a number of gentlemen not beToasts and.maiven , one: of the principal Speakers .of the evening . Secretary; D. S. Collins, Assistant. Sec. row night’s mass meeting at Grass Vil-! ; been changed. + appointment at North San Jua five such lights within the. corporate! in California, some idea may be had of the great savingsach a reduction would would have paid a good share of the / 4 interest on many a farm ‘mortgage. In a view of this, and the further fact that ee H. M. La Rue had made so many specious ante-election promises to reduce have been. There is po doubt that it . _ assume that he would have seized eagerly upon an opportunity to make this ‘3 per cent. reduction. The truth, how-. perior Court this morning. ; inually, since H. M. La Rue went into _ freight rates, it would be natural to as follows: Two on Lost Hil, four™ on Champion road, one. on alley in front of M. L, Roberts’ house, ome at the head of Park avenue, one at fill near Ragon’s Grove, one on Long street, one on Ping street foot of Jacob’s Ladder one at intersection of Sacramento stre and Walrath avenue; one at junetid¢n of Washington and High streets, eget ; Searls, Frank Smith, W. G. Riehards, . ; _. Charles Hartmann was enga Mr. M ich-. elson of San Franviseo will be assist-. ‘ant. It was decided to have a club uni-! form. A ladies’ club will be organized . » Phe clubrooms will be formally opend touigtt. The rulés und by-laws com-!. mittee will be ready to report at the; regtlar meeting next Monday. : re z The Musical Cub. . A meeting of the Saturday After. puoum Musical Club™ will be held at! three oelock next Saturday afternoon . in the parlors of the National hotel for! the purpose of reorganizing for the . coming season by electing new officers. . All membe#s are requested to be pres. eat. Mrs. L. 8. CALKINS, ; Mrs. A. D, Mason, President. Secretary. Fa Ee ee . The Ryan Meeting. » . ged as! and p OIL HEATERS, WOOD HEATERs, CUOK STOVES AND RANGES. . Agents for Castle Gate an ————— MB. Neating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. . Have Everything in this line. See display in it is time to . The display is our sccond ; extreme, ut up your The first shipment is all last.long, Respectfully, COAL HEATERS, t % d Rock Springs Coal. The dates for the Ryan meetings have will be held. en Wednesday evenfig. didates will thus be able to participate . in the proceedings here and keep their n next . night. + Ge + Will Represent Nevada City. The Grand Chapter, Order of Bas!<! fern Starz convened this morning in ' Golden Gate hall, San Francisco, The} Where you will find the ar following ladies represent Evangeline . all-HE Lowest PRICES Chapter, No. 9, ofthis city: Mrs: David Richards, Mrs. Benjamin Hall, \ Lucy Gray,Mrs. I. J. Rolfe, Mrs. liss . The one at this city . a ‘Tuesday evening of . Z hext week and that at Grass Vahey on! ‘The county can-. & . . LADIES Wil. = s — , Largest Display ! . of Suits and Coats SUITS AND GOATS Window No, 2 shipment and is grand in the sold, MARER & GO. For Treasurer, J. ‘J. JACKSON. The seccnd will notBefore making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor EF. Hoeft’s VERY LATEST STYLES ana most important of . Fal H Wi nter M i atch Our Windows for Bargains, © Lowest Prices Arad penin : —OF— llinery — A Rape Case on Triral, ‘jdiam Holmes aud Mrs. Richard Plum-! . romises and voted an’ he eae given cn . Wm. H. Hicks, Richard Neville, ‘Win. ; e Jos, Keiffer, . Taigned in Justice Holbrooke’s court . Frederick Beck, Albert Huson; Henry . this morning and pleaded guilty. They were fined $5 apiece which they paid. » The trial a tha vane cone of the people vs. Johnson was begun in the Sué . Be cting sver, is that he did nothing of the kind . District Attorney Riley and A. Burrows ind the farmers of California have con:. *° Conducting the proteciition, de-. fendant’s attorneys being OC. W. Kitts and J. M. Walling. The i tice, paid 8 per cent. more for emia . oe Spa Boe rie ransportation than they would have , Set the following jury: G. E. Johnston, aid bud H.M. La‘ Rue fulfilled his . J-TCline, Moses Bates, J. H. Vizzard, pportunity to vote. . Launder, Geo. F. Adair, mer, . BUM sacs St See In a Good Cause. There may be more about Polities in} . oday’s TRANSCRIPT than some people —* relish at a single dose, but it should be . — «gp berne in mind that the causé is a good . and two special ones were required to . °° . 0 -2@e oPaid Their Fines. Jay Housel and Ed. Long were are . Until every My New and Beautiful Stock of WINTER MILLINERY= WILL BE SOLD AT Gost. ‘thing is closed out, as I am going out of the Mj) ‘The plain lesson to be drawn from Guenther,. linery business. MRS, FISHER, Milliner, © ——$—$—— Saturday, Oct. 15, Monday, Qct * WM. H. CRA i 5 fae, } '—ON— Tuesday, Oct. 18 WEORD’S, t eae TER ROI TUESDAY . HOOPE Claims Cassy 8 Robert, Hoop shot and killed Mitchell’s ran vay ees * te fa §6=6ss what: confused ing -of course to himself as possi killed Oasey ir that the latter f ax and then retr with the appare ‘a shot-gan supp with it renewing that once before with a knife and ran the inmates witha gun. Oa eral times threa There is a gro trouble between 1 over the halt who lives at the savory repatatic she brought inte rapea horseman was promptly ac his trial, The . ] have looked wit! than on Casey, « _ ardent admirer . ithe killing. _ Hooper did no mediately after -m clamp of bush _thouse where he « . where He could searching for hit . There he lay un ‘morning, when . front of the Mit there until yeste the Mitchell pla offizers when . During this time ng to eat nor dr /aeto why he did after the trage ‘thought the. ue ‘town and he fen might shoot hia Officers that had ‘or Sheriff earlie: himself up. Ou going to t! terday he found Mitchell and tl gone.to Grass V guest. He laid nd going into t tomatoes, the fit or two days. ‘ Farden a young jaw the rifle on’ Grass Valley to Popular Two‘The ladies of bdge at this ¢ F@mency when the # p of popular uve been ‘attr eople to Od onth or so of . ecur on Friday here will be 1 terary progran nents, all for ty Found H “Yesterday 8! th buek-shot raw nile. Da in investigatt a hole as b pcelling and r ity was gratifi Mase i meet at Ma: morrow) Oct em. A fall ork in the firs Deafness local applic pre is only 01 ‘that is by c a) is cau lon of the mi jian Tabe, med you hav erfect heari closed, .

Fee £ FPUEGCHOStberg Foe ote cf & mMte nde etch t e saaiiaiinal THE TRANSCRIPT. ‘TUESDAY... . _. OCT. 18, 1898 lant BROWN & CALKINS. ¥, P. BROWN. _L, 8. CALRINS. DUTY OF REPUBLICANS. As the day of election comes nearer and nearer the outlook fora great Republican triumph in the county and State grows more assuring. The Republican forces are united and harmonious in evéry quarter and are bent on making the victory a signal one. On the other. hand the Democracy is vexed with serious dissensions and there have been inflicted wounds that cannot possibly be healed. Old, tried and true veterans of the unterrified have been rebuffed and snubbed and tricked until patience has ceased to be a virtue, and ‘the victims have firmly resolved to this year administer a rebake to those who temporarily have the whip-hand and are driving the Democratic chariot to the devil, that will not soon be forgotten. But bright as the outlook for the Re‘publican party is, certain as it is that the Republican candidates have such an encouraging prospect, the managers and the rank and file of the party cannot afford to trifle with their opportunities by relaxing into inactivity and indifference. They have an an indomi. table as well as wary enemy to contend with. That enemy never fights so effectively, so persistently, as when the odds are'against it to start with. It devolves upon the Republicans therefore to not only vote right when the day of election comes, but to labor enthusiastically from now till then to keep alive the unremittingly and spirit of party enthusiasm. They must brace up the weak-kneed or wavering in their own ranks and spare no pains to win over converts. samedi TOUGH ON THE MINERS. The Record-Union says with great truth: The miners do not relish Maguire’s doctrine that the minerals worked out of the earth by the industry of the miner are “for the common and that their valore be given to the the people promises whiter he“failed ‘to fulfill when’ givefithe dpportunity to doso. “He: is up before the people for, re-election, and he is making the same promises he made: four: years ago, in the evident hope: that*-the*people who trusted him once are foolish oy _ ARTERNOONS . IABRTING, Gage, Neff and Barnes to Speak at the Theater. to trust bim again. — Reports that reach ‘the Repwblican State Central Committees from various parit.ot the Brats erp ageetne” OS the Speaking Will Begin at Two O’eleek, couraging. Gage: is. winning friends wherever he appears. The Single tax and Will be Worth Hearing. theories of Maguire,and the further fact} ° Sete Se nee os Pn Oe . Thursday afternoon this eity will have and unreliable, have taken thousands . : of Democrats from tbat party, ard, placed them in the Republicat colamn. . California ison the eve-of a great bus, ey a regular daylight. political meeting— the first the oldest inhabitants can recall. It will be a corker, dope up ip ges the best style that a red-hot Republiines Ferree : ° epee eh ates ean town can do such _a thing. The ria adi omatss : re "_ Lewtahip members of the Republican carcute wpe bina “ ake 8 eS ant county central committee are awake to oo gg roma ce Sa e sue the importance “of the occasion, and — chops’ cen ¢ a “— i they aré hustling like good fellows in good of the whole people. } rie -oniy . preparing for the event. . {bing that. worries them is a fear the BRIEF MENTION, theater will not.be big enough to. acee ¥ ‘eommodate the crowds that will be dinor Notes: and: Comments of Local If it isn’t they will meet thé Interest. . dilemia by baving an overflow meetGaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. . ; : pon in at Wolf's Cash Grocery, a take turn about in talking at both there. ing in the street, and the speakers will} pound. © ‘ tf . hear them. Thete was a*oamp:-stew at™ Columbia . -A double quartette under the leadernate det wae: grarr body — . ship of Prof. Davis wiil furnish some “The Excelsior whist club was delightfully entertained last evening 7 Mrs. Hattie Legg. f One of the two fire hydrants’ hereto! fore in New Chinatown has been removed to Lost Hill.» ,. . .. » Call at B. Bullara’s, Broad Street, for , reception. sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. It is not often that our people have First-class and purity guaranteed. tf an opportunity to bear a trio of such The’ Indians who were recently . burned out have erected three new . cabins at their campooda west of town. , C. H. Whitten is about to open. a treat indeed for Democrats and Popuphotograph gallery in the Roberts lists as well as for Republicans, and building on Broad street near the City” they will all be on hand toaid ingiving Champagne cocktails ‘@ specialty at . Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine Sheng nee street. All kinds of fine plhitn and . fancy drinks. 3 s21-tt . The funeral of the late John Hussey . of You Bet took. place this afternoon at} this city. It was largely attended, a great number of the citizens of You patriotic songs for the meeting. ‘The speakers. will arrive bere from Auburn on the 9:43 train Thursday . } morning, and a large committee will be at the depot to give them a fitting notable logicians and orators as Gage and Neff and Barnes. It wili be a rare the gentlemen a true mountain wel“e@e + Death of Mrs. Graves. Mrs. fsabélla Graves, a native of Treland aged 77 years, died at 9 o’clock last evening at her home on upper : Pine‘street. She had been ill for some fine lot of shoulders, at ten, cents per. meetings “go everybody will see and DESBRTING THE POPDLISTS. Two Of Thelr Principal Nominees Refuse to Stay on the Ticket. = County Clerk Greany received from ©. F. MeGlashan, who, was recently nominated by the populists at their county convention in this city, the following empharic telegram dated at. San Francisco: [hereby resigh the nomination for District Attorney and forbid the publication of my name as a candidate. The joke of this candidacy is that “the Little Hero of Trackee” is noy stumping'the State for Gage and the rest of the Repyblican ticket. Mrs. J.-H,Austin, the Spencerville school teacherwwho was named by the Populists as their choice for Superintendent of Pablic Eustraction, has also served a polite but positive notice on the County-Olerk to keep her name off the ticket. oi ise ; There are other Populist nominees who have announced their intention of refusing to run, and it begins to look as though the only aspirant? they will bave in the fisld ky election day will be J. J. Jackson for Treasarer, Chas. W. Kitts. for_Assemblyman-and Will Delbridge for: Pablic Administrator. These, three-are already putting up as lively afight.as thengh they had a sure thing on coming out of the battle with victory perctiéd on their banners. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle ‘of the Doings of old and Young. Mrs. J.°-T. Robbins and Benjamin Hall are visiting San: Francisco. Frank R. Hampel of Oakland has returned: here from Camptonville. . Miss Lillie Tam went to Davisville yestarday to visit her sister Zetta. Charles Hegarty, Moore’s Flat pioneer merchant, returned last evening from a trip to San Francisco. J.B. Wheeler of New York and Col. M. W. Mather arrived from San Frant ciscatoday and will go to the Plumbago mine tomorrow. : : E. T. Duden vf Sacramento is here doing the short-hand reporting for th Superior Court in place of E. B. Power, the regular reporter, who is hustling in a political way. ; . A. G. Turner of Quaker Hill retarned here last evening from Seattle where he has been spending the summer. His wife and Mr. and Mrs. Cobb will . probably also come down soon to remain during the winter at the Turner place. HELP ts WanTED when the nerves become weak and the appetite fails. Bet and vicinity being aniong those ‘time. The funerai will take place from ) henever private indi viduals.extract them f) would be whollytaeonstructed, aad men’s hopes, ambitions and ‘talents Mutight be placed upon.a-common level, such a community of property might be well. But for this day and age, give us the good old doctrine of title tc the earth.” ca At ig: anust be confess®d, a Telish: . been rented to Jehu Menhennet. present. Me -. The honse on Piety. Hill -heretofore occupied by H. C, Weisenberger has, The ithe house at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Graves had lived here since Ucod’s Sarsaparilla gives help by makling the blood righ, pure and nourishBUTCHERED rk. BY BURGLARS. ! Hobson Sails : ah New York, Oct. 18—Lieutenant Hobiled f Cuba for PhiladelMammoth Deal In Cuban Bonds rig Ai Grdlaiary soa trial of Arranged. the Santa Maria Teresa was satisfacEmory Spear of Georgia. For Home. . tory. 'The Indians A Petaluma Woman Burned fo Death; Have Weakened. This Morning. WASHINGTON, Oct. 18th.—A dispafch ‘the Archbishop of Ireland and Judge T ‘from Indian Conimissioner Jones at . i) \says : We have held the final council. strgicer by . All the Indians except one renegade Midnight Burglars. will surrender tomorrow. KANKAKEE, Ill, October 18th—Emil . oe 'Chiniqui, a wealthy retired farmer, and The Latest his wife were found murdered this. A Collar Combine. morning in their home near Stann.,! ‘ 4 i oy, Oct. 18.—A combine has been Burgiars had butchered them. po aor, af formed that will control all tbe collar : Ene . trusts in the world. Its capital stock Duchess Wants . is $50,000,000. Her Jewels." BORN. Parts, Oct, 18.—The Duchess Suther-. _—land today adVertise $20,000 reward At Scott’s Flat, October 17, 1898, to for the recovery of jewels ‘lost by her . . the wife of@Wm. Curtis, a son. Degree of Honor Entertainment. on a railroad train. After the . tainment to be given at Odd. Fellows hall, Great Storm . Friday evening, Oct. 21, by . Lodge .Degree of Honor. " }all for 25‘cents. Tickets for sale has followed the blizzard of yesterday.' . hers. “ta Wires of telegraph, telephone and electric lines are still demoralized in all. directions. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY Is—— A Woman's — Horrible Death. PeraLumA, Oct. 18—This morning as Mrs. L. Brocke, a well known ‘woman, was working in the yard her dress caught fire.” She was burned to death. And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. Sl. } Cuban: Bonds Find a Market. . . Walker to the Secretary of the Intericr . Everybody is invited to attend the enterNevada City Musieal and LitKANSAS Ciry, Oct. 18.—Fair weather ; eraryprogram, dancing and pablo stan i SEQUOIA, ~. TOWLE BROS. CO. NOTA FL W _to be found any where in the line of Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe io our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or] they are stylish and perfect fitting ani time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. © SETAE ee We sell these goods at prices are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. ; Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. All kinds of repairing done on tee shortest notice and . at the lowe: t [rates. 4 * POPULIST NOMINEE New Yorks, Oct. 18.—An Anglo-Ameriean syndicate will assume the Cuban bonds amounting to $200,000,000. This indicates that the treaty of peace with Spain will soon be signed. The Great National . Peace Jubilee. . Cuicaco, October 18th.—Hight thousand people were packed into the Auditorium today to witness the opening exercises of the National Peace Jubi. CTE v3 BOVSOLODTIISO MAHER & CO. —an reerenrcenemmene . ing. Get only Hood’s, . Hoon’s Puts ane ere 4 wed ‘i Dent o—VIsItore . Ne) = Be Tol_. : sen family, whe hate *fen living on: rico, whe is dangerously ill at Fort . Lost Hill, hive “ates Secured a: houke, Jones, Siskiyou county, is her “danghon West Broad street. _ter, Mrs. Graves was highly ‘respected SAE RNa ie pes . by all who knew ber. ‘ GRASS VALLEY.NEWS. A Day's Record of OurNeighbors as Ta‘d' %, Athietic Ciub Directors. At last evening’s meeting of ihe re‘= h rs “. wer treorge), and Mrs. Mary Car. . —$<$._$___ STOVES. . . . . were present. There were orations by . eo JINEW TopxzyYy NEW Topray STOVES. that which one buys and possesses, be

it his home, his mine or his grave. ee ee Over The Telephone, organized Athletic Club the foliow nz! , board of directors wus elected. Wim . Gitfi», Prof. Barker, Lee Leiter, Fred . is near at hand, Francisco. A. CASE OF DEMAGOGY. The Gage and Neff mass meeting to H. M. La Rue, the Democratic candidate for re-election as Railroad Commissivner of this district, is laboring under a fatal disadvantage in his canvass. He is confronted by the fact that in 1894 he went before the people declaring railroad freight rates were too high and that, if he were elected, they would have to come down, and the farther fact that when the people, taking him at his word elected him, he failed utterly to keep faith with them. He cannot in extenuation of his course urge that it was out of his power to keep his pledges. The Sacramento Bee, which is us everybody in the district knows, a radical Maguire and DeVries . Tetary. The club will attend tomorchampion, thus scores La Rue for his \perfidy: A review of La Rue’s record during four years on the State Board of _ Railroad Commissioners shows’ that “his vote would atone time have re-. i duced freight rates on grain 8 per cent. . #t eis city in-accordatice with an order . all over the State. When one pauses fo! from the City Trustees. When -these think of the immense sums paid anPDN NLAN Thi. “Bie: Shed serenity, nually forthe transportation of grain ple, had a banquet at their hail . eighty covers, being. laid. longing to the order. Sic enlivened the proceedings being T. J. Barry of San Fraticiseo, A. Republican elub was erganized at Grass Valley last evening with fifty members. as a Starter,” and -it> is confidently expected that ‘by tomorrow night there will be upward of 300 names on the roll. The officers are; Charles E. Clinch, President; J. G. Tyrrell, Vice President; A: L. Fisher, ley.in.a body. Thirteen. Moré Street Lights. The Electric Company is @ngaged in’ limits. The new ones are to be located H. G. Pursons has retufned-from San morrow evening will be held in:.a tent: instructor in manual work. that will accommodate over 1,900 peoThe Native Sons of Quartz Parlor! ast night, There were presept a number of gentlemen not beToasts and.maiven , one: of the principal Speakers .of the evening . Secretary; D. S. Collins, Assistant. Sec. row night’s mass meeting at Grass Vil-! ; been changed. + appointment at North San Jua five such lights within the. corporate! in California, some idea may be had of the great savingsach a reduction would would have paid a good share of the / 4 interest on many a farm ‘mortgage. In a view of this, and the further fact that ee H. M. La Rue had made so many specious ante-election promises to reduce have been. There is po doubt that it . _ assume that he would have seized eagerly upon an opportunity to make this ‘3 per cent. reduction. The truth, how-. perior Court this morning. ; inually, since H. M. La Rue went into _ freight rates, it would be natural to as follows: Two on Lost Hil, four™ on Champion road, one. on alley in front of M. L, Roberts’ house, ome at the head of Park avenue, one at fill near Ragon’s Grove, one on Long street, one on Ping street foot of Jacob’s Ladder one at intersection of Sacramento stre and Walrath avenue; one at junetid¢n of Washington and High streets, eget ; Searls, Frank Smith, W. G. Riehards, . ; _. Charles Hartmann was enga Mr. M ich-. elson of San Franviseo will be assist-. ‘ant. It was decided to have a club uni-! form. A ladies’ club will be organized . » Phe clubrooms will be formally opend touigtt. The rulés und by-laws com-!. mittee will be ready to report at the; regtlar meeting next Monday. : re z The Musical Cub. . A meeting of the Saturday After. puoum Musical Club™ will be held at! three oelock next Saturday afternoon . in the parlors of the National hotel for! the purpose of reorganizing for the . coming season by electing new officers. . All membe#s are requested to be pres. eat. Mrs. L. 8. CALKINS, ; Mrs. A. D, Mason, President. Secretary. Fa Ee ee . The Ryan Meeting. » . ged as! and p OIL HEATERS, WOOD HEATERs, CUOK STOVES AND RANGES. . Agents for Castle Gate an ————— MB. Neating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. . Have Everything in this line. See display in it is time to . The display is our sccond ; extreme, ut up your The first shipment is all last.long, Respectfully, COAL HEATERS, t % d Rock Springs Coal. The dates for the Ryan meetings have will be held. en Wednesday evenfig. didates will thus be able to participate . in the proceedings here and keep their n next . night. + Ge + Will Represent Nevada City. The Grand Chapter, Order of Bas!<! fern Starz convened this morning in ' Golden Gate hall, San Francisco, The} Where you will find the ar following ladies represent Evangeline . all-HE Lowest PRICES Chapter, No. 9, ofthis city: Mrs: David Richards, Mrs. Benjamin Hall, \ Lucy Gray,Mrs. I. J. Rolfe, Mrs. liss . The one at this city . a ‘Tuesday evening of . Z hext week and that at Grass Vahey on! ‘The county can-. & . . LADIES Wil. = s — , Largest Display ! . of Suits and Coats SUITS AND GOATS Window No, 2 shipment and is grand in the sold, MARER & GO. For Treasurer, J. ‘J. JACKSON. The seccnd will notBefore making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor EF. Hoeft’s VERY LATEST STYLES ana most important of . Fal H Wi nter M i atch Our Windows for Bargains, © Lowest Prices Arad penin : —OF— llinery — A Rape Case on Triral, ‘jdiam Holmes aud Mrs. Richard Plum-! . romises and voted an’ he eae given cn . Wm. H. Hicks, Richard Neville, ‘Win. ; e Jos, Keiffer, . Taigned in Justice Holbrooke’s court . Frederick Beck, Albert Huson; Henry . this morning and pleaded guilty. They were fined $5 apiece which they paid. » The trial a tha vane cone of the people vs. Johnson was begun in the Sué . Be cting sver, is that he did nothing of the kind . District Attorney Riley and A. Burrows ind the farmers of California have con:. *° Conducting the proteciition, de-. fendant’s attorneys being OC. W. Kitts and J. M. Walling. The i tice, paid 8 per cent. more for emia . oe Spa Boe rie ransportation than they would have , Set the following jury: G. E. Johnston, aid bud H.M. La‘ Rue fulfilled his . J-TCline, Moses Bates, J. H. Vizzard, pportunity to vote. . Launder, Geo. F. Adair, mer, . BUM sacs St See In a Good Cause. There may be more about Polities in} . oday’s TRANSCRIPT than some people —* relish at a single dose, but it should be . — «gp berne in mind that the causé is a good . and two special ones were required to . °° . 0 -2@e oPaid Their Fines. Jay Housel and Ed. Long were are . Until every My New and Beautiful Stock of WINTER MILLINERY= WILL BE SOLD AT Gost. ‘thing is closed out, as I am going out of the Mj) ‘The plain lesson to be drawn from Guenther,. linery business. MRS, FISHER, Milliner, © ——$—$—— Saturday, Oct. 15, Monday, Qct * WM. H. CRA i 5 fae, } '—ON— Tuesday, Oct. 18 WEORD’S, t eae TER ROI TUESDAY .. HOOPE Claims Cassy 8 Robert, Hoop shot and killed Mitchell’s ran vay ees * te fa §6=6ss what: confused ing -of course to himself as possi killed Oasey ir that the latter f ax and then retr with the appare ‘a shot-gan supp with it renewing that once before with a knife and ran the inmates witha gun. Oa eral times threa There is a gro trouble between 1 over the halt who lives at the savory repatatic she brought inte rapea horseman was promptly ac his trial, The . ] have looked wit! than on Casey, « _ ardent admirer . ithe killing. _ Hooper did no mediately after -m clamp of bush _thouse where he « . where He could searching for hit . There he lay un ‘morning, when . front of the Mit there until yeste the Mitchell pla offizers when . During this time ng to eat nor dr /aeto why he did after the trage ‘thought the. ue ‘town and he fen might shoot hia Officers that had ‘or Sheriff earlie: himself up. Ou going to t! terday he found Mitchell and tl gone.to Grass V guest. He laid nd going into t tomatoes, the fit or two days. ‘ Farden a young jaw the rifle on’ Grass Valley to Popular Two‘The ladies of bdge at this ¢ F@mency when the # p of popular uve been ‘attr eople to Od onth or so of . ecur on Friday here will be 1 terary progran nents, all for ty Found H “Yesterday 8! th buek-shot raw nile. Da in investigatt a hole as b pcelling and r ity was gratifi Mase i meet at Ma: morrow) Oct em. A fall ork in the firs Deafness local applic pre is only 01 ‘that is by c a) is cau lon of the mi jian Tabe, med you hav erfect heari closed, .