October 27, 1898 (4 pages)

MIZE GOS th ooe oe om 02.0.0. 2% @ mete ode Pete OCS & rn t ee ee ee eT i st RAnre Ss, AEP eres ee ELST ETE aI THE TRANSCRIPT. THURSDAY.-.. OCT. 27, 1898. blished every eveni z except jandars sad Taanl oldnys by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. Tue Los Angeles Times has published a list of 72 voters in the county of San Bernardino who have recently received, under the Congressional frank of J. G. Maguire, documents advocating the Single Tax. This, as the Marysville Appeal suggests, is the best possible evidence that heis giving active support to the crusade of the Single Taxers. Through the use of his franking privilege, the dissemination of Single Tax literature is relieved of the cost of postage. But the fact that he is franking this sort of reading matter to the voters of California serves tostil}] further identify him with the hateful scheme of confiscation which is thus trying to gain converts. It is useless for Maguire to pretend that the Single Tax is not an issue when heis doing all he can to fasten it upon the State. H. M. La Rog, the Democratic candidate for re-electioa—in—this /district_as Railroad a pitable condition. In order to get elected four years ago he made. extravagant pledges as to what he would do if elected in the way of reducing freight rates. These pledges he has made no pretense of fulfilling, and he is now being arraigned by press and people for his perfidy and demagogy. So faras we have observed he has not been up to this. time able to find ‘any newspaper or person to act as his apologist. Commissioner, occupies Tue Sacramento fusionists are out in a card charging that I. Boysen, a photographer who used to be located at Nevada City, broke faith with them recently by announcing himself as an independent candidate for Supervisor. Joun P. Irisu, the ablest Democratic orator in the State, has come out in opposition to Maguire and the fusion campaign. The fusionists are “getting it in the neck” all around. SET Te WuHeaT is going up again. This means prosperity for the farmers and prosperity means more votes for the Republican ticket. Everything is coming our way this fall. WHY THE GENERAL STOOD. A Beautiful Patriotic Custom T. at Nevada City Should Adopt. The other day when Gen. Barnes of San Francisco was here and addressed a Republican -meeting at the theater one of the selections played by the band was “The Star Spangled Banner.” While the piece was being rendered Gen. Barnes arose from his chair on the platform and remained standing until the band had finished playing the national air. Many people in the audience did not know that this was a mark of reverence for our national air. It has been the custom for some time in most of the large cities throughout the country for audiences at public gatherings to arise and remain standing whenever “The Star Spangled Banuer” is being played. In some places the orchestras at theaters play the above selection at the close of the entertainment, the audience standing until the music ceases and then passing out. —_——--+ +0 To be Submitted Tomorrow. The case of McAulay against the Tahoe Ice Company will not get to the jury till tomorrow, which will be the eighth day of the trial. There has been a stubborn but brilliant battle between attorneys Walling and Ford and a great amount of testimony has been taken. The arguments will probably consume the most of tomorrow. Rie ES December Theatrical Attractions. . Manager Jacobs has the Stowe & Co. Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company of fifty people booked for December 19th, The Dazzlers are to come from the Bush Street Comedy Theater in San_ Francisco on December 23d. + Oe e-—Like a Klondike Yarn. C. M. Wilson, a Placerville miner who has been pocket-hunting in Sierra county during the summer, was here last night on his wayhome. Heclaims that he and his partner cleaned up $18,000 during their trip. a eal Off For Meadow Lake. The Republican county candidates left this uoon for the eastern part of the county. Tomorrow night they will be at Overton and Saturday night at Trackee. —— HELP Is WanTeD when the neryes become weak and the appetite fails. Hood's Sarsaparilla gives help by making the ing. Se et only Hood’s. Hoop’s Pitts are‘Basy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, sick headTHE DONS BACK DOWN. They Are Gradually Coming to Their Senses. Many of America’s Demands Are Being Conceded. Paris, Oct. 27.—The Spanish Peace Commissioners finally accept America’s views of the Cuban debt question. They.agree that the Cuban‘ articles of protocol shall without conditions have a place in the next peace treaty. The differences regarding Porto Rico and Guam were also argued today. The . consideration of the Philippine question will come up next week. The Eighth Must Go to Manila. San Francisco, October 27.—It is believed in military circles here that the, Eighth Regiment of California Volunteers will, befure the middle of November, be gathered together from . Vancouver Barracks, Benicia, Fort Point and Alcatraz and made a part of the Philippines expeditionary forces. The E'ghth will in this way, it is said, ' take the place of the Seventh, now disbanded, and will see at least’ garrison . New. York to confer with his company and will then return to the Klondike. ‘HBR MINES 10 GLOSE. About 600 Grass Valley Miners Will Be Ont of Work Temporarily. Elmer L. Barker and Miss Loretta Williams were married last night. Mrs. Lou Bishop, daughter of Mrs. W. ©. Stokes, and H. A. Fairbanks were married Jast night. Henry Shoemaker, who is on his way here from Dawson, Alaska, will go to Ed Felt and Miss Goldsboro of the Pacific Remedy Company were married last night. They kept it a secret from their fellow actors till this morning. Mrs. Nancy McCarthy is dying. A fortnight ago her sister, Mrs.J. H. Henderson, died leaving her $30,000. When Mrs. McCarthy dies Mrs. Henderson’s estate will all go to her nephews and nieces to whom she left $5 apiece. The case of Klein against the city for $290 damages for taking away his business license, has been transferred to Justice Holbrook’s court in this city fdr trial. This step. was taken at the request of the city, Mayor Parsons filing ati affidavit that defendant could not have a fair trial before Justice Trebilcox. The South Yuba Company has notified the following mines that after next Monday it cannot furnish them with water for hoisting or drilling purposes, but will manage to keep their pumps going: Brunswick, Maryland, Massachusetts Hill, Empire, Central, North Star, Omaha and Allison Ranch. There must be four or five days’ rain before the South Yuba Company can give them a full supply again. In the meantime over 600 of the 800 men working at Grass Valley will be thrown service at Manila. Their going, it 1s, further declared, will be due to the in-. fluence brought to bear at Washington by Adjutant General Barrett. Many of the privates declare in letters to their relatives that they do not wish to go, but want instead to be mustered out. Can Save Two More Cruisers. WASHINGTON, October 27.—The Navy Department has decided that the Spanish cruisers Cristobal Colon and Reina Mercedes can be saved. Supplies For Manilla Troops. New York, Oct. 27—The cruiser BufaN falois taking on supplies for Manila. . She will leave Saturday going by way of the Suez canal. English Cabinet In Session. Lonpon, Oct. 27.—A cabinet meeting was held today at the Foreign Office. All the members were present. Gales on the Eastern Lakes. CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 27.—Serious gales are sweeping the lake regions. The yacht Cygnett broke her anchor chains and drifting ashore was wrecked. No lives were lost. He Observed Something. “Tm no kicker,” said the Buckeye, as he paid his hotel bill, “but I do feel it my duty to observe——” . “Just wait,” interrupted the landlord, as he reached under the counter for his gun. “Now, then, you had got as far as to say that you feel it your duty to observe——” “To observe that you have a gun, sir.” “Nothing further ?” “Nothing further, except to hope that you won’t let it go off until after I’ve departed !” é ee A DEAF and dumb man begging on the streets was arrested in Stockton. He wrote ona slip of paper that if allowed to go he would run out of town. Thereapon the door was opened and the beggar darted through it. and disappeared up the street on a dead run, making for the city limits. + e@er Mamma—Come, now, Robblie; please don’t tease me for any more sugar. Sweets make little boya ill. Robbie— Why, no, mamma; sugar can’t make folks ill, can it? Isaw in the grocery where they had sugar-cured hams. CEASE IE io PE LTO CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH of Michigan was once, as a poor boy, ejected from a train because he could not pay his fare. Now he is general counsel for the road on which that. train was run. : —~+ 2@e 2 : Sr. Lours girls just home from college still talk of the chafing dish as a means of proving that they are fashionable. ~ +290 + : Lots of people are too selfish to assist others in having a good time. + 13 + out of employment and the daily payroll at the mines will be reduced from $2,500 to about $500. —_— ——-+ Ge BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Seven candidates were initiated last night into the A. O.U. W. Lodge of this city. Just in at Wolf’s Cash Grocery, a fine lot of shoulders, at ten cents per pound. tf E. Massie of Town Talk had his nose badly broken by a rock falling on it at the Brunswick mine this week. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf __The stock and fixtnres in the stere of ‘C. M. Mails on Broad street are offered for sale at a bargain on account of removal. : Champagne cocktails a Specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf It is hard to tell from reading some ‘of our exchanges to what party they belong, or that any political campaign is in progress. The long rows of candidates’ curds sometimes reveal the latter. The “Hogan’s Alley” company arrived here this morning from the East. The ladies of the Catholic fair have izvited them to go to Armory’ hall tonight after the performance at the theater. A NEWLY discovered Story about Henry Clay is to the effeect.that when his wife was asked if she was not worried by his gambling she replied: “Oh, not at all. Mr. Clay always wins.” THE first missionary movement to the Philippines is the exportation to tbose islands of 489,600 bottles of Milwaukee beer. The only native brew there just now is trouble. It was a Boston gamin who, when apprehended in an alley with a sprinkling can full of beer, stated loftily that he was “accelerating the speed of the murmurer.” Stomach Trouble Stomach trouble is the common name applied to a derangement of the system which is kéenly felt but vaguely understood. It may mean inability to retain food or to digest it. It may mean nausea, pain after eating, fullness, inordinate craving for food, or entire lack of appetite. Whatever it means, there’s trouble, and it’s with the stomach. If you have stomach trouble, you will be interested in this letter from a man who had it and was cured by Ayer’s IHAS NO TIME TO FIGHT. France’s Troubles at Home Keep Her Busy, And Danger of Immediate War With England Disappears. Paris, Oct. 27.—The excitement ministerial resignations has driven away all thoughts of the Fashoda comdanger of war with England is over. President Faure . Still Lives. Panis, Oct. 27.—Prevailing rumors of the assassination of President Faure are without foundation. The authorities are taking every precaution against an outbreak. Nothing was done today toward replacing the old ministry. The Dreyfus Case Begun. Paris, Oct. 27th.—The re-trial of the Dreyfus case opened at noon," The police guarded all the corridors and there was no demonstration. Only ticket holders were admitted. To Stamp Out Cattle Disease. SACRAMENTO, October 27.—Dr. Arebibald, bacteriologist of the Board of Health of Oakland, is here to consult with members of the State Board of Health regarding the position of State Veterinarian‘which that body has conferred upon him. It is likely that the doctor-may make a tour of the State and inquire into the condition of cattle in regions where Texas fever, anthrax and other dangerous diseases are said to prevail, and make a report as to the state of affairs and the remedial agents which ought to be employed. in stamping out the disease. Governor Tanner Slops Over. Mapison, Ill., October 27.—Governor Tanner made a speech today saying that if the mine owners imported more laborers as was done at Virden a mob would meet them at the State line with gatling guns. Greatest Parade of the Age. PHILADELPHIA, October 27th—At the Peace Jubilee today was seen the longest and finest parade ever in the country. There were 29 full regiments of volunteers and numerous other batallions. Sweeney The O. K. Painter. He does high-class work at fair prices. Nothing slighted, whether by the day or contract. The best materials always used. 022-tf Se Special Sale. Rosenberg Bros. will sell on WEDNESDAY purses worth 50 and 75 cents for 15 cents. ONE DAY ONLY. See window New goods arriving daily, 024-2t ela New Crop Cranberries. Gaylord & Son } have just received another barrel of fresh cranberries. . caused by the Dreyfus case and the’ plication. It is believed all present yd. Hagen, George Kain, Len Towers, ~/ issue, duty wou'd call Maguire to ". THB TABATER TONIGHT. . a Fi tey Dogan In Ais Original Creation of the Yellow Kid. The public of this country has began’s Alley during the last few years. , That playground of wits is now looked on as one of the best known features . many stories, caricatures, cartoons and . tales published about the place and its people by R. F. Outcalt, of the New York World, and ather journalists. The “Yellow Kid” is as well known as) Admiral Dewey, and the theater pa-! trons of this city will be pleased to} learn that Mickey Dogan, the famous . original Yellow Kid, is to be at the . theater to-night together with his side ; partner, Tiddlewinks. They are com‘ing with tbat most laughable and highly successful comedy, “Hogan’s Alley.” “Hogan’s Alley” is a merry bit of nonsense, with just enough plot to make a continuous interesting story. jItis constructed arouud the original ‘characters who reside in Hogan’s Alley, ;and keeps its audience in screams of . laughter from curtain to curtain. Ho_gan, the boss of the Alley; Brogan his rival; Lix the Yellow Kid’s sweetheart; the goat and all the rest of the merry throng are in it. The company is headed by Campbell and Caulfield and includes besides Mickey Dugan and Tiddlewinks, Thomson and Green, W. Frank Rhodes; Alice Joy, Estelle Clayton, Annie Driver, Gladys Castleton and Gracie King. It is said of Mr. Maguire that he -knows a good horse when he rides it, and that he has no notion of swapping horses in the middle of a stream, but the only horse that Mr. Maguire knows is the anti-espee nag on which he rode into political prominence, rode into congress four times, and is now trying to ride into the gubernatorial chair. But the nag is getting old and decrepit. Its ribs may be counted through its hide from a far off, and Mr. Maguire will soon be afoot and alone in the midst of vast popocratic desolation. The building of the Valley road is killing the local ‘‘espee” question, and the recent action of congress has taken the matter of the debts/of the aided roads out of issue. By cutting off that upon which Maguire’s charger feeds the old nag is made a candidate for the boneyard. . Maguire stands for the single tax. The single tax stands for confiscation. If the funding bill were really the Washington. If the single tax were the issue, the call would be to Sacramento. What, then, do his actions proclaim the issue to be? A GIRL’s conversation is naturally flowery when she talks through her hat. ——__—+-9e+—____. Way isn’t the crash department the noisiest place in a dry goods store ? Another Circus in Town. There was considerable kicking in regards to Wallace’s circus, but Hibbitt, the Reliable First-Class Tailor of Pine street, has better value for the money than was ever seen in. Nevada City. His Clay Worsted Suits at $25 were never sold here for less than $35. In a few days there will arrive from the East a case of heavy-weight Serges in all the new shades, which will be sold at $25 per suit. The same goods were sold here last year at $35. His fitting is perfect, and bis tailoring the finest. Give him a call before leaving }your order, 910-tf >-2@e‘ Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, is prepared todo the best painting at the most moderate prices. 022-tf. + «Ge. 6 To Be Sold at Cost. My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost, as I am retiring from the Millinery business, 020 Mrs, Fiser, MEN glance at the past—if she who. passed is young and pretty. see Ae eo ota ; . It’s always hard to please a man who . doesn’t know what he wants. Fs stent . Many good examples are set, but few. lood rich, pure and nourish-. of them are ever batched. A WAITRESS should always wear a. fetching costame. A man seldom forgets his place—if ache. he has a good one. ay Sarsaparitia “For nine yea:s I suffered fro-n’ stomach j trouble. I tried the aid of the best doctors . of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and spent large sums of money, all in vain. One da while waiting a train in Bellaire, 0., if icked up a a ge with a notice of Ayer's Aerespartila: got one bottle to-try it. It did me so much that I purchased firs more bottles. I took fonr of them and gained in flesh, my appetite improved, and now I can eatanything, My stomach is all right, thanks to the use of Ayer's Sarsapagilla.”"—CaLVINn M. Stevens, Uniontown, > ~ Sh ee Aa A or IN (ne Nine Dollars. This elegant Heating Stove is one —of--the late and up-todate patterns, and just the thing for the coming winter. We have it in larger sizes at the bench, Hs judicial career commeneed in 1861, when he was elected district judge of Nevada county. Again a few years later he was elected come very well acquainted with Ho-/ judge in Sacramento county, serving four years, and he has now been twelve years upon the supreme bench in this state. During all these years of judicof East side, New York, owing to the ix! service to the people he has been of fnquestioned uprightness of character, and undoubted ability as.a jurist. The opposition party has not seen fit to attack Juatice McFarland on the ground of fitness for re-election to the axalted position he has he!d so long. They have not questioned his ability, his honesty, or his industry, but, as with have made faces at him and alleged that he at some time in the years of long ago filed a brief as attorney for the Southern Pacific company,a fact which is held to disqualify any Republican aspirant. for a judicial or other office, but is not to be considered when a Democrat has aspirations of a similar nature. The fact that Stephen M. White was for many years attorney for ‘the Southern Pacific eompany was regarded as a mere testimony to his ability as a lawyer, whereas a similar. testimony in the years of long ago to the legal aitainments of Mr. Justice McFarland is held as a disqualification and a brand of ownership. But the people of Californ a are not to be influenced by considerations _so_contemptible. Judge McFarland will be re-elected by & majority satisfying to the pride of any man, and as pleasing in the eyes of his constituents as in his own eyes. The time has gone by when a deserving public offidial can be turned down at the polls by having demagogues make faces at him. . Have You a House Or anything elge that requires painting inside or outside? If you have talk with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before giving your order. 022-tf. BORN. At Nevada-City, October 26, 1898, to the wife of H. D. Shearer, a daughter. Good Business Opportunity. Stock of fancy goods, Stationery, etc., in store on Broad street together with fixtures, for sale at a bargain on account of removal. 027 1-w C.M. wAIFs. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, 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. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO. $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric’ Powe Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. WARNING—From now cn there wil) be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do s0 at their own risk. E. J. pz Sasra, Jr., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. Mr. Justice T. 8 McFarland has . . spent almost an average lifetime on others on the Republican ticket, they —— New : Vegetable, FRUIT ——AND— POULTRY . STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. AKE this method of informing the people T that they have openeda — : First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the best of Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Pleae® give usacall. Se aeee “ FOOTWEAR. NOT A FL W to be found any where in the line of Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kid they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. @@ All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. Remember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main street, Nevada City. Business Change. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Soon Kee Company have purchased the entire business interest of Soon Kee in the above named Company, and the business will be continued by the n-Kee-Chung Comny, at Moore's Flat, Nevada County, Caliornia. SOON KEE CHUNG CoO. Moore’s Flat, Oct. 19, 1898, 1m NEW TODAY NEW TODAY 9 x The display is our second ‘extreme. $11 and $13.1 / Can bz fitted for coal at a’ i f . small a a al expense/ . . . a Respectfully, The first shipment is allf. sold. ‘last long. : SUITS AND GOATS See display in Window No. 2 of Suits and Coats shipment and is grand in the The second will not Pd 2 S 4 . THE THURSDA MUR Mummified Found Yesterda Jay House! the ridge Jones’ Bar ~"abeait four they discov man who for several mummified signs of ¢ casual exan two “packs dirk were < was found i the hill, ¥ the body w walking sti was the hat ‘ Chinaman « the feet of . tially exten tending fro waist was a The Housel remains anc was a cut o1 There were had there b probably hi packs were their conte Chinaman ' Juan to the but the Mo river say ne¢ This morn town and se ing at Gras: with them t of the disc coe accomy STILL President Vi the Ex) Wells, Fa the war revi the recent It is true damages at case, but. it of practice . of the law. fines the a follows: “Yes, Ju Costley cas is only a Su there have . different C but until tl Court rend: don’t think stamps. W _ because thi him, but vy Judge Trou matter sett! In view of company it ber of suits rights of s Fitzgerald ; ings by way company. The The Rep meeting las San Juan a force to he! cess. Maj the ability plays, and . a@ good sen There was ing progral music, and was given. A On Frid Lodge, K. >> ment and . honor of t! Sisters. cently ent and the co 4 return of Proposed The ladi Trinity ch ing the fir: entertainn work of va ~ for Sale, a a nature t details are Dea’ by local reach the There is c and that } } eafness dition of -tachian T flamed yc imperfect tirely ck and unle tpken ou ‘normal c stroyed f are cause but an ir We wil or any Cd tarrh) th Catarrh . F. J.CH Sold b tle. Hall's

MIZE GOS th ooe oe om 02.0.0. 2% @ mete ode Pete OCS & rn t ee ee ee eT i st RAnre Ss, AEP eres ee ELST ETE aI THE TRANSCRIPT. THURSDAY.-... OCT. 27, 1898. blished every eveni z except jandars sad Taanl oldnys by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. Tue Los Angeles Times has published a list of 72 voters in the county of San Bernardino who have recently received, under the Congressional frank of J. G. Maguire, documents advocating the Single Tax. This, as the Marysville Appeal suggests, is the best possible evidence that heis giving active support to the crusade of the Single Taxers. Through the use of his franking privilege, the dissemination of Single Tax literature is relieved of the cost of postage. But the fact that he is franking this sort of reading matter to the voters of California serves tostil}] further identify him with the hateful scheme of confiscation which is thus trying to gain converts. It is useless for Maguire to pretend that the Single Tax is not an issue when heis doing all he can to fasten it upon the State. H. M. La Rog, the Democratic candidate for re-electioa—in—this /district_as Railroad a pitable condition. In order to get elected four years ago he made. extravagant pledges as to what he would do if elected in the way of reducing freight rates. These pledges he has made no pretense of fulfilling, and he is now being arraigned by press and people for his perfidy and demagogy. So faras we have observed he has not been up to this. time able to find ‘any newspaper or person to act as his apologist. Commissioner, occupies Tue Sacramento fusionists are out in a card charging that I. Boysen, a photographer who used to be located at Nevada City, broke faith with them recently by announcing himself as an independent candidate for Supervisor. Joun P. Irisu, the ablest Democratic orator in the State, has come out in opposition to Maguire and the fusion campaign. The fusionists are “getting it in the neck” all around. SET Te WuHeaT is going up again. This means prosperity for the farmers and prosperity means more votes for the Republican ticket. Everything is coming our way this fall. WHY THE GENERAL STOOD. A Beautiful Patriotic Custom T. at Nevada City Should Adopt. The other day when Gen. Barnes of San Francisco was here and addressed a Republican -meeting at the theater one of the selections played by the band was “The Star Spangled Banner.” While the piece was being rendered Gen. Barnes arose from his chair on the platform and remained standing until the band had finished playing the national air. Many people in the audience did not know that this was a mark of reverence for our national air. It has been the custom for some time in most of the large cities throughout the country for audiences at public gatherings to arise and remain standing whenever “The Star Spangled Banuer” is being played. In some places the orchestras at theaters play the above selection at the close of the entertainment, the audience standing until the music ceases and then passing out. —_——--+ +0 To be Submitted Tomorrow. The case of McAulay against the Tahoe Ice Company will not get to the jury till tomorrow, which will be the eighth day of the trial. There has been a stubborn but brilliant battle between attorneys Walling and Ford and a great amount of testimony has been taken. The arguments will probably consume the most of tomorrow. Rie ES December Theatrical Attractions. . Manager Jacobs has the Stowe & Co. Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company of fifty people booked for December 19th, The Dazzlers are to come from the Bush Street Comedy Theater in San_ Francisco on December 23d. + Oe e-—Like a Klondike Yarn. C. M. Wilson, a Placerville miner who has been pocket-hunting in Sierra county during the summer, was here last night on his wayhome. Heclaims that he and his partner cleaned up $18,000 during their trip. a eal Off For Meadow Lake. The Republican county candidates left this uoon for the eastern part of the county. Tomorrow night they will be at Overton and Saturday night at Trackee. —— HELP Is WanTeD when the neryes become weak and the appetite fails. Hood's Sarsaparilla gives help by making the ing. Se et only Hood’s. Hoop’s Pitts are‘Basy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, sick headTHE DONS BACK DOWN. They Are Gradually Coming to Their Senses. Many of America’s Demands Are Being Conceded. Paris, Oct. 27.—The Spanish Peace Commissioners finally accept America’s views of the Cuban debt question. They.agree that the Cuban‘ articles of protocol shall without conditions have a place in the next peace treaty. The differences regarding Porto Rico and Guam were also argued today. The . consideration of the Philippine question will come up next week. The Eighth Must Go to Manila. San Francisco, October 27.—It is believed in military circles here that the, Eighth Regiment of California Volunteers will, befure the middle of November, be gathered together from . Vancouver Barracks, Benicia, Fort Point and Alcatraz and made a part of the Philippines expeditionary forces. The E'ghth will in this way, it is said, ' take the place of the Seventh, now disbanded, and will see at least’ garrison . New. York to confer with his company and will then return to the Klondike. ‘HBR MINES 10 GLOSE. About 600 Grass Valley Miners Will Be Ont of Work Temporarily. Elmer L. Barker and Miss Loretta Williams were married last night. Mrs. Lou Bishop, daughter of Mrs. W. ©. Stokes, and H. A. Fairbanks were married Jast night. Henry Shoemaker, who is on his way here from Dawson, Alaska, will go to Ed Felt and Miss Goldsboro of the Pacific Remedy Company were married last night. They kept it a secret from their fellow actors till this morning. Mrs. Nancy McCarthy is dying. A fortnight ago her sister, Mrs.J. H. Henderson, died leaving her $30,000. When Mrs. McCarthy dies Mrs. Henderson’s estate will all go to her nephews and nieces to whom she left $5 apiece. The case of Klein against the city for $290 damages for taking away his business license, has been transferred to Justice Holbrook’s court in this city fdr trial. This step. was taken at the request of the city, Mayor Parsons filing ati affidavit that defendant could not have a fair trial before Justice Trebilcox. The South Yuba Company has notified the following mines that after next Monday it cannot furnish them with water for hoisting or drilling purposes, but will manage to keep their pumps going: Brunswick, Maryland, Massachusetts Hill, Empire, Central, North Star, Omaha and Allison Ranch. There must be four or five days’ rain before the South Yuba Company can give them a full supply again. In the meantime over 600 of the 800 men working at Grass Valley will be thrown service at Manila. Their going, it 1s, further declared, will be due to the in-. fluence brought to bear at Washington by Adjutant General Barrett. Many of the privates declare in letters to their relatives that they do not wish to go, but want instead to be mustered out. Can Save Two More Cruisers. WASHINGTON, October 27.—The Navy Department has decided that the Spanish cruisers Cristobal Colon and Reina Mercedes can be saved. Supplies For Manilla Troops. New York, Oct. 27—The cruiser BufaN falois taking on supplies for Manila. . She will leave Saturday going by way of the Suez canal. English Cabinet In Session. Lonpon, Oct. 27.—A cabinet meeting was held today at the Foreign Office. All the members were present. Gales on the Eastern Lakes. CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 27.—Serious gales are sweeping the lake regions. The yacht Cygnett broke her anchor chains and drifting ashore was wrecked. No lives were lost. He Observed Something. “Tm no kicker,” said the Buckeye, as he paid his hotel bill, “but I do feel it my duty to observe——” . “Just wait,” interrupted the landlord, as he reached under the counter for his gun. “Now, then, you had got as far as to say that you feel it your duty to observe——” “To observe that you have a gun, sir.” “Nothing further ?” “Nothing further, except to hope that you won’t let it go off until after I’ve departed !” é ee A DEAF and dumb man begging on the streets was arrested in Stockton. He wrote ona slip of paper that if allowed to go he would run out of town. Thereapon the door was opened and the beggar darted through it. and disappeared up the street on a dead run, making for the city limits. + e@er Mamma—Come, now, Robblie; please don’t tease me for any more sugar. Sweets make little boya ill. Robbie— Why, no, mamma; sugar can’t make folks ill, can it? Isaw in the grocery where they had sugar-cured hams. CEASE IE io PE LTO CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH of Michigan was once, as a poor boy, ejected from a train because he could not pay his fare. Now he is general counsel for the road on which that. train was run. : —~+ 2@e 2 : Sr. Lours girls just home from college still talk of the chafing dish as a means of proving that they are fashionable. ~ +290 + : Lots of people are too selfish to assist others in having a good time. + 13 + out of employment and the daily payroll at the mines will be reduced from $2,500 to about $500. —_— ——-+ Ge BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Seven candidates were initiated last night into the A. O.U. W. Lodge of this city. Just in at Wolf’s Cash Grocery, a fine lot of shoulders, at ten cents per pound. tf E. Massie of Town Talk had his nose badly broken by a rock falling on it at the Brunswick mine this week. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf __The stock and fixtnres in the stere of ‘C. M. Mails on Broad street are offered for sale at a bargain on account of removal. : Champagne cocktails a Specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf It is hard to tell from reading some ‘of our exchanges to what party they belong, or that any political campaign is in progress. The long rows of candidates’ curds sometimes reveal the latter. The “Hogan’s Alley” company arrived here this morning from the East. The ladies of the Catholic fair have izvited them to go to Armory’ hall tonight after the performance at the theater. A NEWLY discovered Story about Henry Clay is to the effeect.that when his wife was asked if she was not worried by his gambling she replied: “Oh, not at all. Mr. Clay always wins.” THE first missionary movement to the Philippines is the exportation to tbose islands of 489,600 bottles of Milwaukee beer. The only native brew there just now is trouble. It was a Boston gamin who, when apprehended in an alley with a sprinkling can full of beer, stated loftily that he was “accelerating the speed of the murmurer.” Stomach Trouble Stomach trouble is the common name applied to a derangement of the system which is kéenly felt but vaguely understood. It may mean inability to retain food or to digest it. It may mean nausea, pain after eating, fullness, inordinate craving for food, or entire lack of appetite. Whatever it means, there’s trouble, and it’s with the stomach. If you have stomach trouble, you will be interested in this letter from a man who had it and was cured by Ayer’s IHAS NO TIME TO FIGHT. France’s Troubles at Home Keep Her Busy, And Danger of Immediate War With England Disappears. Paris, Oct. 27.—The excitement ministerial resignations has driven away all thoughts of the Fashoda comdanger of war with England is over. President Faure . Still Lives. Panis, Oct. 27.—Prevailing rumors of the assassination of President Faure are without foundation. The authorities are taking every precaution against an outbreak. Nothing was done today toward replacing the old ministry. The Dreyfus Case Begun. Paris, Oct. 27th.—The re-trial of the Dreyfus case opened at noon," The police guarded all the corridors and there was no demonstration. Only ticket holders were admitted. To Stamp Out Cattle Disease. SACRAMENTO, October 27.—Dr. Arebibald, bacteriologist of the Board of Health of Oakland, is here to consult with members of the State Board of Health regarding the position of State Veterinarian‘which that body has conferred upon him. It is likely that the doctor-may make a tour of the State and inquire into the condition of cattle in regions where Texas fever, anthrax and other dangerous diseases are said to prevail, and make a report as to the state of affairs and the remedial agents which ought to be employed. in stamping out the disease. Governor Tanner Slops Over. Mapison, Ill., October 27.—Governor Tanner made a speech today saying that if the mine owners imported more laborers as was done at Virden a mob would meet them at the State line with gatling guns. Greatest Parade of the Age. PHILADELPHIA, October 27th—At the Peace Jubilee today was seen the longest and finest parade ever in the country. There were 29 full regiments of volunteers and numerous other batallions. Sweeney The O. K. Painter. He does high-class work at fair prices. Nothing slighted, whether by the day or contract. The best materials always used. 022-tf Se Special Sale. Rosenberg Bros. will sell on WEDNESDAY purses worth 50 and 75 cents for 15 cents. ONE DAY ONLY. See window New goods arriving daily, 024-2t ela New Crop Cranberries. Gaylord & Son } have just received another barrel of fresh cranberries. . caused by the Dreyfus case and the’ plication. It is believed all present yd. Hagen, George Kain, Len Towers, ~/ issue, duty wou'd call Maguire to ". THB TABATER TONIGHT. . a Fi tey Dogan In Ais Original Creation of the Yellow Kid. The public of this country has began’s Alley during the last few years. , That playground of wits is now looked on as one of the best known features . many stories, caricatures, cartoons and . tales published about the place and its people by R. F. Outcalt, of the New York World, and ather journalists. The “Yellow Kid” is as well known as) Admiral Dewey, and the theater pa-! trons of this city will be pleased to} learn that Mickey Dogan, the famous . original Yellow Kid, is to be at the . theater to-night together with his side ; partner, Tiddlewinks. They are com‘ing with tbat most laughable and

highly successful comedy, “Hogan’s Alley.” “Hogan’s Alley” is a merry bit of nonsense, with just enough plot to make a continuous interesting story. jItis constructed arouud the original ‘characters who reside in Hogan’s Alley, ;and keeps its audience in screams of . laughter from curtain to curtain. Ho_gan, the boss of the Alley; Brogan his rival; Lix the Yellow Kid’s sweetheart; the goat and all the rest of the merry throng are in it. The company is headed by Campbell and Caulfield and includes besides Mickey Dugan and Tiddlewinks, Thomson and Green, W. Frank Rhodes; Alice Joy, Estelle Clayton, Annie Driver, Gladys Castleton and Gracie King. It is said of Mr. Maguire that he -knows a good horse when he rides it, and that he has no notion of swapping horses in the middle of a stream, but the only horse that Mr. Maguire knows is the anti-espee nag on which he rode into political prominence, rode into congress four times, and is now trying to ride into the gubernatorial chair. But the nag is getting old and decrepit. Its ribs may be counted through its hide from a far off, and Mr. Maguire will soon be afoot and alone in the midst of vast popocratic desolation. The building of the Valley road is killing the local ‘‘espee” question, and the recent action of congress has taken the matter of the debts/of the aided roads out of issue. By cutting off that upon which Maguire’s charger feeds the old nag is made a candidate for the boneyard. . Maguire stands for the single tax. The single tax stands for confiscation. If the funding bill were really the Washington. If the single tax were the issue, the call would be to Sacramento. What, then, do his actions proclaim the issue to be? A GIRL’s conversation is naturally flowery when she talks through her hat. ——__—+-9e+—____. Way isn’t the crash department the noisiest place in a dry goods store ? Another Circus in Town. There was considerable kicking in regards to Wallace’s circus, but Hibbitt, the Reliable First-Class Tailor of Pine street, has better value for the money than was ever seen in. Nevada City. His Clay Worsted Suits at $25 were never sold here for less than $35. In a few days there will arrive from the East a case of heavy-weight Serges in all the new shades, which will be sold at $25 per suit. The same goods were sold here last year at $35. His fitting is perfect, and bis tailoring the finest. Give him a call before leaving }your order, 910-tf >-2@e‘ Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, is prepared todo the best painting at the most moderate prices. 022-tf. + «Ge. 6 To Be Sold at Cost. My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost, as I am retiring from the Millinery business, 020 Mrs, Fiser, MEN glance at the past—if she who. passed is young and pretty. see Ae eo ota ; . It’s always hard to please a man who . doesn’t know what he wants. Fs stent . Many good examples are set, but few. lood rich, pure and nourish-. of them are ever batched. A WAITRESS should always wear a. fetching costame. A man seldom forgets his place—if ache. he has a good one. ay Sarsaparitia “For nine yea:s I suffered fro-n’ stomach j trouble. I tried the aid of the best doctors . of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and spent large sums of money, all in vain. One da while waiting a train in Bellaire, 0., if icked up a a ge with a notice of Ayer's Aerespartila: got one bottle to-try it. It did me so much that I purchased firs more bottles. I took fonr of them and gained in flesh, my appetite improved, and now I can eatanything, My stomach is all right, thanks to the use of Ayer's Sarsapagilla.”"—CaLVINn M. Stevens, Uniontown, > ~ Sh ee Aa A or IN (ne Nine Dollars. This elegant Heating Stove is one —of--the late and up-todate patterns, and just the thing for the coming winter. We have it in larger sizes at the bench, Hs judicial career commeneed in 1861, when he was elected district judge of Nevada county. Again a few years later he was elected come very well acquainted with Ho-/ judge in Sacramento county, serving four years, and he has now been twelve years upon the supreme bench in this state. During all these years of judicof East side, New York, owing to the ix! service to the people he has been of fnquestioned uprightness of character, and undoubted ability as.a jurist. The opposition party has not seen fit to attack Juatice McFarland on the ground of fitness for re-election to the axalted position he has he!d so long. They have not questioned his ability, his honesty, or his industry, but, as with have made faces at him and alleged that he at some time in the years of long ago filed a brief as attorney for the Southern Pacific company,a fact which is held to disqualify any Republican aspirant. for a judicial or other office, but is not to be considered when a Democrat has aspirations of a similar nature. The fact that Stephen M. White was for many years attorney for ‘the Southern Pacific eompany was regarded as a mere testimony to his ability as a lawyer, whereas a similar. testimony in the years of long ago to the legal aitainments of Mr. Justice McFarland is held as a disqualification and a brand of ownership. But the people of Californ a are not to be influenced by considerations _so_contemptible. Judge McFarland will be re-elected by & majority satisfying to the pride of any man, and as pleasing in the eyes of his constituents as in his own eyes. The time has gone by when a deserving public offidial can be turned down at the polls by having demagogues make faces at him. . Have You a House Or anything elge that requires painting inside or outside? If you have talk with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before giving your order. 022-tf. BORN. At Nevada-City, October 26, 1898, to the wife of H. D. Shearer, a daughter. Good Business Opportunity. Stock of fancy goods, Stationery, etc., in store on Broad street together with fixtures, for sale at a bargain on account of removal. 027 1-w C.M. wAIFs. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, 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. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO. $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric’ Powe Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. WARNING—From now cn there wil) be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do s0 at their own risk. E. J. pz Sasra, Jr., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. Mr. Justice T. 8 McFarland has . . spent almost an average lifetime on others on the Republican ticket, they —— New : Vegetable, FRUIT ——AND— POULTRY . STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. AKE this method of informing the people T that they have openeda — : First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the best of Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Pleae® give usacall. Se aeee “ FOOTWEAR. NOT A FL W to be found any where in the line of Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kid they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. @@ All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. Remember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main street, Nevada City. Business Change. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Soon Kee Company have purchased the entire business interest of Soon Kee in the above named Company, and the business will be continued by the n-Kee-Chung Comny, at Moore's Flat, Nevada County, Caliornia. SOON KEE CHUNG CoO. Moore’s Flat, Oct. 19, 1898, 1m NEW TODAY NEW TODAY 9 x The display is our second ‘extreme. $11 and $13.1 / Can bz fitted for coal at a’ i f . small a a al expense/ . . . a Respectfully, The first shipment is allf. sold. ‘last long. : SUITS AND GOATS See display in Window No. 2 of Suits and Coats shipment and is grand in the The second will not Pd 2 S 4 . THE THURSDA MUR Mummified Found Yesterda Jay House! the ridge Jones’ Bar ~"abeait four they discov man who for several mummified signs of ¢ casual exan two “packs dirk were < was found i the hill, ¥ the body w walking sti was the hat ‘ Chinaman « the feet of . tially exten tending fro waist was a The Housel remains anc was a cut o1 There were had there b probably hi packs were their conte Chinaman ' Juan to the but the Mo river say ne¢ This morn town and se ing at Gras: with them t of the disc coe accomy STILL President Vi the Ex) Wells, Fa the war revi the recent It is true damages at case, but. it of practice . of the law. fines the a follows: “Yes, Ju Costley cas is only a Su there have . different C but until tl Court rend: don’t think stamps. W _ because thi him, but vy Judge Trou matter sett! In view of company it ber of suits rights of s Fitzgerald ; ings by way company. The The Rep meeting las San Juan a force to he! cess. Maj the ability plays, and . a@ good sen There was ing progral music, and was given. A On Frid Lodge, K. >> ment and . honor of t! Sisters. cently ent and the co 4 return of Proposed The ladi Trinity ch ing the fir: entertainn work of va ~ for Sale, a a nature t details are Dea’ by local reach the There is c and that } } eafness dition of -tachian T flamed yc imperfect tirely ck and unle tpken ou ‘normal c stroyed f are cause but an ir We wil or any Cd tarrh) th Catarrh . F. J.CH Sold b tle. Hall's