September 16, 1896 (4 pages)

ates eto S > a ct poy ae pee: SSeS Ree ae 5 i ‘ 4 Sa aie Wes IS TESS eaiiateaiial sas eantens THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat, P. Brown & Co, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ae alg BROWN & CALKINS, 7 WEDNESDAY , . SEPT. 16, 1896 Proprietors TELEGRAPHIC eee . ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.’ REPUBLICAN TICKET.\ » WILLIAM McKINLEY FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. ~WRAT 1670-1 MEANS. The Truth About the Live Issue of the Campaign. The free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1; méans-that the Govern‘ment shall manufacture into coins ali silver brought to-our mints, putting into a dollar sixteen times as much silver by weight'as there is of gold in a ‘gold dollar by weight, and shall return the silver. coins ‘so manufactured to the person presenting the silver for coinage. Sixteen grains of silver. are today worth in the market but little more than one-half of what one grain of gold is worth, or, to be exact, sixteen grains of silve®are worth 23-100 of a grain of gold. A.silver dollar weighing. only sixteen times as much: as a gold dollar would thus be worth in commerical value only 53-100 as much asa gold dollar, or 53 cents, © ; The silver dollars in circulation today, although containing only sixteen times as‘mucth silver in: weight as. the ~ amount of gold. in a glod dollar, are accepted in business transaction, as a dolar, because the Government has itself paid them out for one dollar, and is therefore morally and legally bound to maintain them assuch. If, however, the Government should merely manufacture the dollars, and return them to the men whose bullion it. has thus coined, the dollars would be paid out by these men, and nobody would have any way of finding the persons who originally paid-them out, and compelling them to maintain their coins as equal to the gold dollar. The Government. would not be responsible for them. \ There would bé, therefore, only one way: of getting peoplé,to accept such silver dollars in busineds transactions, and that would be to makéthem by law a legal tender for one dolla, whether they! were worth it or not. AR That is a part of the plan of. the Populist-Democrats. They propase that the Government shall not only manufacture the silver dollars freely for everybody presenting silver, but shall make them a full legal tender for one dollar whether they are worth a dollar or not, and thus: compel people to take them. Every effort to maintain the circulation of silver and gold coins of_ the same name but of unequal value, in the manner proposed by the advocates of unlimited coinage, has for centuries resulted in the disappeararice of the coins containing the greater value in metal. If we are to judge by our own experience and that of other nations, an attempt to coin silver dollars having less value in metal than the gold dollar has, would cause the gold to disappear, and would leave to the United. States a currency composed exclusively of -silver or its representative. + Ge + That Fusion. The Democracy is quite confident of throwing out enough baits to the Populists to get that party vote. The order of Cator is a heavy dose for the unterrified, but rather than lose the } Superior Judge it is believed the Democracy will concede the Senator and Assemblyman to the Populists. All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and your friends about Shiloh’s:-Cure for Consumption. “They “will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. s ———*_ $@e oS Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen your nerves ‘and give youan appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood’s. Hoon’s Pitts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25e: sb eee z= 7 Why Pay Hotel Fare When you can get a square meal and a schooner of beer for 10 cents, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. mh s12-tf. Oe Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs. Geo.’ Shaw, Pine street. : tf _ The Ratio. Agents wanted’ to-sell the latest Presidential novelty in évety locality. Easy sale and large’ profits. A child can handle it and make money. Send 10 cents for specimen. i Currry & WELBURN, Today 40,000 or 50,000 citizens voted for free silver, All those votes have Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Sewall Steps Down and Out. drawn from the national ticket. He will be succeeded by Chief Justice lins of Little Rock, formerly .editor of “Com” and a close personal -friend of Senator Jones, from whom it comes direct as the edict of the Democratic party. It meets with the hearty approbation of Senator Butler of Georgia, who will now use his good Offices ‘to have the Populist nominee, Thomas Watson, do likewise. Winthrop Gets His Deserts, San Francisco, Sept. 16.—After being out five minutes the jury in the case of Oliver Winthrop, charged with robbery and attempt to murder in connection with the abduction of James Campbell, the aged Hawaiian millionaire, brought guilty. SacRAMENTO, Sept. 16.—Ottinger took three straight heats in today’s trotting tace of the 2:10 class. The first heat was trotted in 2:11, the second in 2:11 and the third in 2:101¢. It is the fastest time ever made in a trotting event in the State. Disastrous Conflagration. Marysvitte, Sept. 16.—A destructive fire broke out in the New York stables on Second street, between C and D,.at half-past 9 o’clock last night. -The fire originated in some unaccountable man. ner in the loft, where 130 tons of hay were stored. On account of the many draughts in that part of the building the flames spread rapidly. All of 35 head of horses were quartered there 27> were burned to death. The others tore themselves loose from their fastenings. : The stables were owned by Henry Elmore and his loss is placed at $10,000. The buildings destroyed, including besides the stable a saldon and Chinese washhouse, were owned by N. J. Slider of Sacramento and the loss on them is $20,000. The saloon is owned by Joe Quinn The insurance is about onehalf onall the property. Barbara Killed Me, Lonpon, Sept15.—The correspondent at Palermo, Sicily, sends details of the passing of senténces\in a. remarkable case tried recently. Fotseveral years a wealthy merchant named Spalla had carried on a ligison with thrée, sisters in his employ; ‘named Christine, \Fran+ cesa and Jeanne, meanwhile being’ @xceedingly brutal in the treatment of +his wife. Last spring he deeided to abseond to Tunis with the girls, but his wife, learning of the plot, complained to the parish priest. Thereupon Spalla hired a man named Barbara, a brother of the girls,to murder his wife. Barbara obtained access to the house, cut the woman’s throat, and, believing she was: dead, hastened from the scene. The unfortunate woman, however lived long enough to dip her finger in her] own blood and write upon the the floor: “Barbara killed me.” The murderer, his sisters and the husband were arrested, and it was found necessary to station a corps of gendarmerie around the jail to prevent a lynching bee. On the trial last month all five were convicted of conspiracy to murder, and the two men have now been sentenced to death and the the three girls to imprisonment for life, Sewall Not Discouraged, Batu, Maine, Sept., 16—A correspondent who was with Arthur Sewall when the election returns were coming in, reports him as saying; “The Republicans have spent more money in Maine this election than they have ever spent before. But see what we have accomplished. N inety days ago we did not have 5000.free silver men in Maine. Nashville, Tenn. Cnicaao, Sept. 16—Special ¢orrespondence to the Tribune says that within a week Sewall, the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, ‘will have withClark of North Carolina. The information was given out today by C. 8. Colin a verdict finding the defendent . . ofthe M. E. Church held at Pacific Grove John W. Hinds, formerly in the pointed minister of the Methodist Church at Biggs. Rey. J. T. Murrish was returned to Amador City and Rev. E, R. Willis was appointed to the Grass Valley pastorate. Chisholm was appointed moral instructor at the Folsom Prison. clocks at low prices you must go to 8 speaking practically.” “Ae Boom: Ended, try. passengers free. = Men and “Horses Burned, Mitwavker, Sept. 15.—Two men and twenty-five horses lost their lives this morning ina fire which partially deStroyed’ Manger’s livery stable. The flames spread so rapidly ‘that only three men and a few horses were able do get out of the building. An unknown man was burned so badly that he cannot recover. At 2 a. m. the body of a man was taken from the ruins. It is reported that other employes have lost their lives in the fire. HANNrBat (Mo.), Sept. 15.—Miss Ida Buchanan, aged 26, committed suicide by shooting herself. She dressed herself for burial, then went out in the front yard, lay down upon the grass and blew out her brains. She was engaged to be married, and her lover was in the house at the time. She lefta note saying that her health was poor and that she did not wish to bécome a burden on any one. Her mother is a widow. Mathew’s Figures, Cotumsvs, O., Sept. 16.—W. 8. Mathews, Chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee, has made estimates of McKinley's plurality in Ohio at the Noyember election, based. on returns received at headquarters. His lowest figures are 150,000. GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS The News of Today Bs Told Over the Telephone, Judge Paynter yesterday sentenced City Marshal Dennen to pay a fine of $28 or serve twenty-eight days in the county jail for exhibiting a .deadly weapon. He paid the fine. Mrs. S. B. Leary will leave on October 4th for Elmira, Idaho, where she will in future make her home with an aged uncle. — Jim Southerland and, Geo. Black, vagrants arrested last “night for begging, were this morning sentenced by Justice Paynter to 6 days each in the county jail, they promising to leave the county when their terms expire. Qonstable Loehr took them over this afternoon. An employe at Cantelow’s lumber yard this morning cut his hand near the thumb with an ax, almost severing the index finger. Pat Campbell is seriously ill at his ‘home near Smartville. “Aged Mr. Madden, father of the Superintendent of the Brunswick mine, this afternoon had a cancer removed from his upper lip by the doctors Jones. Last night the 11-year-old son of J. Marsh, residing in Jennie Lind hollow, slipped on‘ piece of glass and severed the main tendon of one of his feet. Dr. C. W. es dressed the wound. ‘ Paid Him a Glowing Compliment. The application of Wm. Corbett to be released from the county jal on writ of habeas corpus occupied the attention of the Court this morning. A> J. Ridge of Grass Valley appeared_for Corbett and P. T. Riley for the People. Mr. Riley paid a glowing compliment to the committing magistrate, J. F. Trebilcox, of Grass Valley, on his knowledge of law, and complimented him on behalf of the People. Judge Caldwell reserved his decision until tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Corbett was remanded to jail. Methodist Conference ‘ Appointments. At the recent Quarterly Conference banking business in this city, was apRev. John + 999 Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable: watches or been made in that. brief time. Leutje & Bran jlott The gold, Democratic ticket got very 20 $ ts . it i tt -. few votes today. We found early in tacos : the ‘voting that the gold Democrats] ,,/978l Honey Drips, pare cane grrup, had gone over to the ‘Republicans, * — procured only at Gaylord’s, They will probably do the same thing’ }i in. November. That is the most, sig2 nificant thing I can see in this election, . SEATTLE (Wash.), Sept. 15.—Seventy: six Cook’s Inlet prospectors were . BR, A. Paine of Lake City was in vise! brought down by a schooner yesterlast evening. day. About two-thirds of them paid! Constable Lithgow is down from their passage in gold dust and the re. mainder fell back on the stock. of . this morning, money they had taken into the counYesterday’s arrivals caleulated . Bloomfield today. ; that $590,000 had been expended in’ taking men in and out of the country, . while the amount obtained’ from the jin town yesterday. © mines would not be more than $100,000 . C. 0. Jepson went to San Francisco at the highest. A steam schooner is to . today on business. go to the Inlet and carry out a load of! the construction of an electric road the dam, four miles distant. It will be rails for the track are now at the depot S and some of them -have already been PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . Doings and Intentions. . W. Buck is down from Moore’s Flat. . M.L. Davis came down from Moore’s . Flat today. Washington.F. J. Everett of Chicago arrived here Mrs. Penrose came down from North Dr. A. Fouch came over from San . Juan last night. D. B. McKillips_ of Downieville was F. E. Wadsworth has gone to San Francisco on business. Sheriff Getchell returned last. evening from a trip to Truckee. T. A. Nermey of San Francisco is heré spending a few days. Dr. H.S, Waters and wife, of San Francisco, are visiting here. j C. M. Hunt of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKinley Sr. left on the noon train for San Francisco. Miss Nellie Heckman left on today’s . train for San Francisco to visit friends. Frank Mott has returned to his home at Sacramento after a pleasant visit here. Mrs. Richards of Grass’ Valley returned today from an extended visit to Sierra City. L. Cassel, Ed. Commins and. F. McCullough arrived last evening from San Francisco. -Mrs. W. H. Martin and Mrs. J. T. Robbins left yesterday for San Francisco on a visit. Mrs. Keller and daughter, of Moore’s Flat, has been here on a visit to Geo. Shaw and family, left on the noon train for San Francisco. Miss Loretta Dugan, who has been on an extended visit to relatives in this city and on the Ridge, returned to her home in San Francisco today. During her sojourn here Miss Dugan has made many friends and they hope to see her return at some future day. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Wolf, the grocer, has received a fresh invoice of fine salt mackerel. Five cents apiece. g There will be sixty horses and over at the track by next week and it may be necessary to erect more stalls. Forest fires have recently sprung up around You Bet and the people of that place have» been kept busy fighting them. : ; Samuel Hocking, who stabbed Wm. Powning at Grass Valley, was to-day examined as to his sanity and will be sent below. . Colonel Hurley, at one time a Republican, but who has now joined forces with the Silverites, will-speak in this city on the silver question next Saturday evening. Tomorrow being the Day of Atonement in the Jewish Calendar the Hebrew merchants will close their stores from 6 o'clock this evening till the same hour tomorrow. ee net In yesterday’s item about the entertainment at the Theatre Monday evening we accidentally omitted. the name of Miss Annie Webber. The singing of Miss Webber was one of the features of the evening. Arrangements have about been completed for the ball game between the Nevada City butchers and Wilhelm, Clinch & Co.’s nine of Grass Valley. The game will take place at either Glenbrook or Watt Park on Sunday PLENTY OF PROPLE In Nevada City to Give a Big Crowd to Bach Attraction. On Saturday night of this week there will be three great shows, all of them commencing at 8 o’clock. i No. 1.—At the Theatre the beautiful play of “David Garrick” will be ren‘dered by local talent, and should: be greeted with a crowded house. ._ No. 2,—The Oil Company on Commercial street will give their usual performance, and on this occasion will give many presents away. No. 3—General Chas. F. McGlashan, the silver-t ed orator of the Sierra Nevadas, will‘deliver a stunning speech here. There is hever ‘any rot in Mc’s No 4.—Col. Hurl the Republican party td will hold forth toa small of the National Hotel. There will probably be three thousand people on the streets in this: city on Saturday evening next. ‘ "An Electric ‘Railroad. The Nevada County Electric Power Company will commence immediately 1e Silverites wd in front from their power house on the Yuba to a flopper from:}tion, jaundieé, sick ©, biliousness. 25c. me abies Pot Ca ae § Freep THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood bane peta ge Rag be = Pure comes by taking Hood’s Sarsopertia which is thus the greatest GLENBROOK PARK RACES, The Full Running Programme of Next Week's Events. Following is the full programme as . } arranged for the race meeting which will take place under the auspices of . the 17th District Agricultural Assoc. iation at Glenbrook Park, commencing on Tuesday next and continuing five days: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. National Hotel Stake—For two-yearold maidens. $15 entrance, half forfeit; $150.added; of which $40 to.second. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which $40 to second. Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District.) Purse $250. Trotting—2:40 class (District.) Purse $250 . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Purse $200; of which $50 to second. Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hurdle handicap. Entrance, $20; declaration $10; $300 added; of which $50 to second, $20 to third. One and onequarter miles. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. Purse THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap for 38-year-olds and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250 added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in 3. Purse $200. Trotting — 2:24 class, open to all. Purse $400. : ; \Trotting—2 in 3, named horses, belonging to superintendents of mines and other works, owners to drive. Purse $400. Fripay, SEPTEMBER 257TH. Omaha Mine Stake—For two-yearolds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. One-mile heats. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Purse $300. Pacing — 2:25. class, open to all. Purse $400. SatTurpay, SEPTEMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Seven furlongs. Consolation Purse — $150; of which $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furlongs. Special Hurdlé, Trotting and Pacing: mixed, 2:20 class, open toall. Purse $500, Equestrian tournament and bicycle races on days to be named. ONE OF THE BEST. A Lady Who Will Address the People of This County. Miss Emma A. Gay, one of the most interesting and wittiest speakers for the woman suffrage cause is in this city and will address the people of this county as follows: North Bloomfield—Thursday, 17th. Columbia Hill—Friday, 18th. North San Juan—Saturday, 19th. French Corral—Monday, 2ist. Nevada Gity—Tuesday, 22d. Grass Valley—Wednesday, 23d. Cottage Hill—Monday, 28th. You Bet—Tuesday, 29th. Dutch Flat—Wednesday, 30th. Truckee—Thursday, Oct. Ist. Tahoe—Friday, Oct. 2d. . Wilson Sentenced. Judge Caldwell in the Superior Court to-day meted out sentence to J ohn Wilson, who was convicted last week of shooting young Towle. Wilson will have to serve six months in the county jail. —+2@e-> Fine Butter. Woodland. Creamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil. Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf You Can’r Buy Happiness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ee Hoon’s Pitts are the best family . cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. _ Ir Is a Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medicines fail to do any good. Bos Puts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All Menrir Wiss and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparillaholds the abiding conficanoe: of the public. Hood's Rectory 0 rilla 0 pthevures it made. It is the One trite Blood Purifier. ~ Hoop’s Pris cure liver ills, constipaheadachi nervous. best nerve tonic. uaed for transporting lumber, etc. The taken out to the works. Coming September 19th. Hon. ©. F. McGlashan, People’s The “Leader” . Millinery: Opening ‘The ladies are cordially invited next PANG AEE tihgiee aha Party nominee for Congressman, will speak in Nevada City Saturday even-' ing, September 19th. ARS. I, MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Will Not Go Down. If a fusion is had between the Democrats and Popocrats there will be lively times. Hundreds of Democrats will refuse to support the fusion ticket if the Senator and Assemblyman are given to the Popocrats. Popocrats will not be satisfied with anything less than the two offices above named, the way things look now. Theattempted amalgation will draw’a big crowd at the Theatre on Saturday next. An admission fee ought to be charged to raise funds for campaign purposes. — 2-296 — Bro. Gray Returned. A dispatch. was received here last evening stating that Rev. W. C. Gray had been appointed again to preside over the Methodist Church for another year. This'is good news to our people, as the reverend gentleman just fills the bill for that Christian denomination. He is very popular, an able preacher, and no friction whatever has occurred during his pastorate in this city. Here is our @@-, Bro. Gray; we welcome you among us again, oo * Joint Senatorial Convention. The joint Senatorial Convention, consisting of Nevada, Sierra and: Plumas counties, will meet in Nevada City on Monday afternoon, September 28th, at 4 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating a Joint Senator. + e@e-+-—_____ A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickreman & Co. T0.G0 TO YOU ioe Tea [FOR GET. Good spices . YOUR MORE . “Goa Quatity’ [MONEY . /BIG PRESENTS FREE Profits Divided with Customers WHO COME DIRECT Preat American [poring ea fp. COMMERCIAL S8T.. Nevada City 56 MILL ST....Grass Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. 50 to 1. 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JACKSON’s. a24-tf Free Hot Lunch Day and night at the Star and Cres. cent, Commercial street. " g12-tt SITET J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Shasta Agency For--lMonogram’;Whiskey Blue Label, Catsup Water,{Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for , Fancy Groceries oe MEATS AND FISH: Pepsiti20. suc utigse $I 25 Daffy’s: Malt sc). 8059 8 Gamecock Whisky J. 1 00 IXL Whisky ..0.063.5, 75 Bryant’s Root Beer ,P&%, 10 Hire’s « 9 for > ge is the Best. Give it a Trial, baa s sz. © e = « PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Battle Ax Tobacco. .. 30 Pickles, % gal. bottles. 2 5 “in bulk, per gal. 50 Olives, * n I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Everything else in proportion. “« © = = = = © ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee : Those are must fit him; second, the materials in THE. WHEELS :OF FASHION Run one {way today, another way tomorrow, but’ there are 3 two things fashion always demands. First, a man’s clothes his clothes must be good. just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turn: become a matter of common knowle Nevada county, t goods worth an Of Sciatic edge that we are the best tailors in ces fit and the fines worth anything» # YOU Count 8. perfect SMITH BROTHERS, Pine Street, Near Broad,The Fashionable Tailors, +. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chicken You Won Tongue . Jt’s Foo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If Chipped Beef Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Commercial street, you get a can of Dried Herring Pickled Shrimp 't Have to Cook! Cash Grocer, Nevada City EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” Fine Old STEAM BEER : nnn The ‘Very Finest of Wines, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, * a WHELIHAN BROS, --agents EVERYBODY CALLS FOR IT! Nevada City, Cal. Liquors anda Cigrs, WEDNESDAY. NEVADA CIT} Western.--+++7+° *Excepting Satu ley, Chi crags Vales fax. Grass Valley.-++-: sierra Cit NX. Bloom eld.. h aybert; Sigaeew *You Bet.-.+-ar *Mondays, Wed: CEFICE HOUR sundays ai Ci) jm. ees =e PROPLE'S Nominations Mi — pinets The People’s night at Grass selection of for the variou! Precinct N« Precinct Ni Griffith, J. L. C. D. Snyde Thomasson, V Precinct } Abraham, Wr toe, Thos. Ho Grover, Precinet N: B. Parsons, Hodge, Jas, I Precinct N Martin, Edy Curton, J. M Trevillan. Hill’s Fla Duncan; Dar John Trebil AY The United § Democrat: Gillette of t made an ins from Degue terday. Th see the Yuk and to dete: present chi were highly they found -resumed. it little expe below the more place ‘that the Yt ‘in its old continue t fined bank deposit of ing earriec straining i between W will receiv Secure : Garrick, § Tt will Populist will mee publicant elect dele tion, whi 28th. Al It is sai contest . and that tickets it at these himself electors. Securt Garrick. ALI.) candids fusion ‘ <consum the Poy that _h positio questi Theatr “] es wae

ates eto S > a ct poy ae pee: SSeS Ree ae 5 i ‘ 4 Sa aie Wes IS TESS eaiiateaiial sas eantens THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat, P. Brown & Co, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ae alg BROWN & CALKINS, 7 WEDNESDAY , .. SEPT. 16, 1896 Proprietors TELEGRAPHIC eee . ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.’ REPUBLICAN TICKET.\ » WILLIAM McKINLEY FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. ~WRAT 1670-1 MEANS. The Truth About the Live Issue of the Campaign. The free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1; méans-that the Govern‘ment shall manufacture into coins ali silver brought to-our mints, putting into a dollar sixteen times as much silver by weight'as there is of gold in a ‘gold dollar by weight, and shall return the silver. coins ‘so manufactured to the person presenting the silver for coinage. Sixteen grains of silver. are today worth in the market but little more than one-half of what one grain of gold is worth, or, to be exact, sixteen grains of silve®are worth 23-100 of a grain of gold. A.silver dollar weighing. only sixteen times as much: as a gold dollar would thus be worth in commerical value only 53-100 as much asa gold dollar, or 53 cents, © ; The silver dollars in circulation today, although containing only sixteen times as‘mucth silver in: weight as. the ~ amount of gold. in a glod dollar, are accepted in business transaction, as a dolar, because the Government has itself paid them out for one dollar, and is therefore morally and legally bound to maintain them assuch. If, however, the Government should merely manufacture the dollars, and return them to the men whose bullion it. has thus coined, the dollars would be paid out by these men, and nobody would have any way of finding the persons who originally paid-them out, and compelling them to maintain their coins as equal to the gold dollar. The Government. would not be responsible for them. \ There would bé, therefore, only one way: of getting peoplé,to accept such silver dollars in busineds transactions, and that would be to makéthem by law a legal tender for one dolla, whether they! were worth it or not. AR That is a part of the plan of. the Populist-Democrats. They propase that the Government shall not only manufacture the silver dollars freely for everybody presenting silver, but shall make them a full legal tender for one dollar whether they are worth a dollar or not, and thus: compel people to take them. Every effort to maintain the circulation of silver and gold coins of_ the same name but of unequal value, in the manner proposed by the advocates of unlimited coinage, has for centuries resulted in the disappeararice of the coins containing the greater value in metal. If we are to judge by our own experience and that of other nations, an attempt to coin silver dollars having less value in metal than the gold dollar has, would cause the gold to disappear, and would leave to the United. States a currency composed exclusively of -silver or its representative. + Ge + That Fusion. The Democracy is quite confident of throwing out enough baits to the Populists to get that party vote. The order of Cator is a heavy dose for the unterrified, but rather than lose the } Superior Judge it is believed the Democracy will concede the Senator and Assemblyman to the Populists. All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and your friends about Shiloh’s:-Cure for Consumption. “They “will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. s ———*_ $@e oS Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen your nerves ‘and give youan appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood’s. Hoon’s Pitts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25e: sb eee z= 7 Why Pay Hotel Fare When you can get a square meal and a schooner of beer for 10 cents, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. mh s12-tf. Oe Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs. Geo.’ Shaw, Pine street. : tf _ The Ratio. Agents wanted’ to-sell the latest Presidential novelty in évety locality. Easy sale and large’ profits. A child can handle it and make money. Send 10 cents for specimen. i Currry & WELBURN, Today 40,000 or 50,000 citizens voted for free silver, All those votes have Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Sewall Steps Down and Out. drawn from the national ticket. He will be succeeded by Chief Justice lins of Little Rock, formerly .editor of “Com” and a close personal -friend of Senator Jones, from whom it comes direct as the edict of the Democratic party. It meets with the hearty approbation of Senator Butler of Georgia, who will now use his good Offices ‘to have the Populist nominee, Thomas Watson, do likewise. Winthrop Gets His Deserts, San Francisco, Sept. 16.—After being out five minutes the jury in the case of Oliver Winthrop, charged with robbery and attempt to murder in connection with the abduction of James Campbell, the aged Hawaiian millionaire, brought guilty. SacRAMENTO, Sept. 16.—Ottinger took three straight heats in today’s trotting tace of the 2:10 class. The first heat was trotted in 2:11, the second in 2:11 and the third in 2:101¢. It is the fastest time ever made in a trotting event in the State. Disastrous Conflagration. Marysvitte, Sept. 16.—A destructive fire broke out in the New York stables on Second street, between C and D,.at half-past 9 o’clock last night. -The fire originated in some unaccountable man. ner in the loft, where 130 tons of hay were stored. On account of the many draughts in that part of the building the flames spread rapidly. All of 35 head of horses were quartered there 27> were burned to death. The others tore themselves loose from their fastenings. : The stables were owned by Henry Elmore and his loss is placed at $10,000. The buildings destroyed, including besides the stable a saldon and Chinese washhouse, were owned by N. J. Slider of Sacramento and the loss on them is $20,000. The saloon is owned by Joe Quinn The insurance is about onehalf onall the property. Barbara Killed Me, Lonpon, Sept15.—The correspondent at Palermo, Sicily, sends details of the passing of senténces\in a. remarkable case tried recently. Fotseveral years a wealthy merchant named Spalla had carried on a ligison with thrée, sisters in his employ; ‘named Christine, \Fran+ cesa and Jeanne, meanwhile being’ @xceedingly brutal in the treatment of +his wife. Last spring he deeided to abseond to Tunis with the girls, but his wife, learning of the plot, complained to the parish priest. Thereupon Spalla hired a man named Barbara, a brother of the girls,to murder his wife. Barbara obtained access to the house, cut the woman’s throat, and, believing she was: dead, hastened from the scene. The unfortunate woman, however lived long enough to dip her finger in her] own blood and write upon the the floor: “Barbara killed me.” The murderer, his sisters and the husband were arrested, and it was found necessary to station a corps of gendarmerie around the jail to prevent a lynching bee. On the trial last month all five were convicted of conspiracy to murder, and the two men have now been sentenced to death and the the three girls to imprisonment for life, Sewall Not Discouraged, Batu, Maine, Sept., 16—A correspondent who was with Arthur Sewall when the election returns were coming in, reports him as saying; “The Republicans have spent more money in Maine this election than they have ever spent before. But see what we have accomplished. N inety days ago we did not have 5000.free silver men in Maine. Nashville, Tenn. Cnicaao, Sept. 16—Special ¢orrespondence to the Tribune says that within a week Sewall, the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, ‘will have withClark of North Carolina. The information was given out today by C. 8. Colin a verdict finding the defendent . . ofthe M. E. Church held at Pacific Grove John W. Hinds, formerly in the pointed minister of the Methodist Church at Biggs. Rey. J. T. Murrish was returned to Amador City and Rev. E, R. Willis was appointed to the Grass Valley pastorate. Chisholm was appointed moral instructor at the Folsom Prison. clocks at low prices you must go to 8 speaking practically.” “Ae Boom: Ended, try. passengers free. = Men and “Horses Burned, Mitwavker, Sept. 15.—Two men and twenty-five horses lost their lives this morning ina fire which partially deStroyed’ Manger’s livery stable. The flames spread so rapidly ‘that only three men and a few horses were able do get out of the building. An unknown man was burned so badly that he cannot recover. At 2 a. m. the body of a man was taken from the ruins. It is reported that other employes have lost their lives in the fire. HANNrBat (Mo.), Sept. 15.—Miss Ida Buchanan, aged 26, committed suicide by shooting herself. She dressed herself for burial, then went out in the front yard, lay down upon the grass and blew out her brains. She was engaged to be married, and her lover was in the house at the time. She lefta note saying that her health was poor and that she did not wish to bécome a burden on any one. Her mother is a widow. Mathew’s Figures, Cotumsvs, O., Sept. 16.—W. 8. Mathews, Chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee, has made estimates of McKinley's plurality in Ohio at the Noyember election, based. on returns received at headquarters. His lowest figures are 150,000. GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS The News of Today Bs Told Over the Telephone, Judge Paynter yesterday sentenced City Marshal Dennen to pay a fine of $28 or serve twenty-eight days in the county jail for exhibiting a .deadly weapon. He paid the fine. Mrs. S. B. Leary will leave on October 4th for Elmira, Idaho, where she will in future make her home with an aged uncle. — Jim Southerland and, Geo. Black, vagrants arrested last “night for begging, were this morning sentenced by Justice Paynter to 6 days each in the county jail, they promising to leave the county when their terms expire. Qonstable Loehr took them over this afternoon. An employe at Cantelow’s lumber yard this morning cut his hand near the thumb with an ax, almost severing the index finger. Pat Campbell is seriously ill at his ‘home near Smartville. “Aged Mr. Madden, father of the Superintendent of the Brunswick mine, this afternoon had a cancer removed from his upper lip by the doctors Jones. Last night the 11-year-old son of J. Marsh, residing in Jennie Lind hollow, slipped on‘ piece of glass and severed the main tendon of one of his feet. Dr. C. W. es dressed the wound. ‘ Paid Him a Glowing Compliment. The application of Wm. Corbett to be released from the county jal on writ of habeas corpus occupied the attention of the Court this morning. A> J. Ridge of Grass Valley appeared_for Corbett and P. T. Riley for the People. Mr. Riley paid a glowing compliment to the committing magistrate, J. F. Trebilcox, of Grass Valley, on his knowledge of law, and complimented him on behalf of the People. Judge Caldwell reserved his decision until tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Corbett was remanded to jail. Methodist Conference ‘ Appointments. At the recent Quarterly Conference banking business in this city, was apRev. John + 999 Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable: watches or been made in that. brief time. Leutje & Bran jlott The gold, Democratic ticket got very 20 $ ts . it i tt -. few votes today. We found early in tacos : the ‘voting that the gold Democrats] ,,/978l Honey Drips, pare cane grrup, had gone over to the ‘Republicans, * — procured only at Gaylord’s, They will probably do the same thing’ }i in. November. That is the most, sig2 nificant thing I can see in this election, . SEATTLE (Wash.), Sept. 15.—Seventy: six Cook’s Inlet prospectors were . BR, A. Paine of Lake City was in vise! brought down by a schooner yesterlast evening. day. About two-thirds of them paid! Constable Lithgow is down from their passage in gold dust and the re. mainder fell back on the stock. of . this morning, money they had taken into the counYesterday’s arrivals caleulated . Bloomfield today. ; that $590,000 had been expended in’ taking men in and out of the country, . while the amount obtained’ from the jin town yesterday. © mines would not be more than $100,000 . C. 0. Jepson went to San Francisco at the highest. A steam schooner is to . today on business. go to the Inlet and carry out a load of! the construction of an electric road the dam, four miles distant. It will be rails for the track are now at the depot S and some of them -have already been PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . Doings and Intentions. . W. Buck is down from Moore’s Flat. . M.L. Davis came down from Moore’s . Flat today. Washington.F. J. Everett of Chicago arrived here Mrs. Penrose came down from North Dr. A. Fouch came over from San . Juan last night. D. B. McKillips_ of Downieville was F. E. Wadsworth has gone to San Francisco on business. Sheriff Getchell returned last. evening from a trip to Truckee. T. A. Nermey of San Francisco is heré spending a few days. Dr. H.S, Waters and wife, of San Francisco, are visiting here. j C. M. Hunt of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKinley Sr. left on the noon train for San Francisco. Miss Nellie Heckman left on today’s . train for San Francisco to visit friends. Frank Mott has returned to his home at Sacramento after a pleasant visit here. Mrs. Richards of Grass’ Valley returned today from an extended visit to Sierra City. L. Cassel, Ed. Commins and. F. McCullough arrived last evening from San Francisco. -Mrs. W. H. Martin and Mrs. J. T. Robbins left yesterday for San Francisco on a visit. Mrs. Keller and daughter, of Moore’s Flat, has been here on a visit to Geo. Shaw and family, left on the noon train for San Francisco. Miss Loretta Dugan, who has been on an extended visit to relatives in this city and on the Ridge, returned to her home in San Francisco today. During her sojourn here Miss Dugan has made many friends and they hope to see her return at some future day. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Wolf, the grocer, has received a fresh invoice of fine salt mackerel. Five cents apiece. g There will be sixty horses and over at the track by next week and it may be necessary to erect more stalls. Forest fires have recently sprung up around You Bet and the people of that place have» been kept busy fighting them. : ; Samuel Hocking, who stabbed Wm. Powning at Grass Valley, was to-day examined as to his sanity and will be sent below. . Colonel Hurley, at one time a Republican, but who has now joined forces with the Silverites, will-speak in

this city on the silver question next Saturday evening. Tomorrow being the Day of Atonement in the Jewish Calendar the Hebrew merchants will close their stores from 6 o'clock this evening till the same hour tomorrow. ee net In yesterday’s item about the entertainment at the Theatre Monday evening we accidentally omitted. the name of Miss Annie Webber. The singing of Miss Webber was one of the features of the evening. Arrangements have about been completed for the ball game between the Nevada City butchers and Wilhelm, Clinch & Co.’s nine of Grass Valley. The game will take place at either Glenbrook or Watt Park on Sunday PLENTY OF PROPLE In Nevada City to Give a Big Crowd to Bach Attraction. On Saturday night of this week there will be three great shows, all of them commencing at 8 o’clock. i No. 1.—At the Theatre the beautiful play of “David Garrick” will be ren‘dered by local talent, and should: be greeted with a crowded house. ._ No. 2,—The Oil Company on Commercial street will give their usual performance, and on this occasion will give many presents away. No. 3—General Chas. F. McGlashan, the silver-t ed orator of the Sierra Nevadas, will‘deliver a stunning speech here. There is hever ‘any rot in Mc’s No 4.—Col. Hurl the Republican party td will hold forth toa small of the National Hotel. There will probably be three thousand people on the streets in this: city on Saturday evening next. ‘ "An Electric ‘Railroad. The Nevada County Electric Power Company will commence immediately 1e Silverites wd in front from their power house on the Yuba to a flopper from:}tion, jaundieé, sick ©, biliousness. 25c. me abies Pot Ca ae § Freep THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood bane peta ge Rag be = Pure comes by taking Hood’s Sarsopertia which is thus the greatest GLENBROOK PARK RACES, The Full Running Programme of Next Week's Events. Following is the full programme as . } arranged for the race meeting which will take place under the auspices of . the 17th District Agricultural Assoc. iation at Glenbrook Park, commencing on Tuesday next and continuing five days: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. National Hotel Stake—For two-yearold maidens. $15 entrance, half forfeit; $150.added; of which $40 to.second. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which $40 to second. Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District.) Purse $250. Trotting—2:40 class (District.) Purse $250 . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Purse $200; of which $50 to second. Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hurdle handicap. Entrance, $20; declaration $10; $300 added; of which $50 to second, $20 to third. One and onequarter miles. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. Purse THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap for 38-year-olds and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250 added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in 3. Purse $200. Trotting — 2:24 class, open to all. Purse $400. : ; \Trotting—2 in 3, named horses, belonging to superintendents of mines and other works, owners to drive. Purse $400. Fripay, SEPTEMBER 257TH. Omaha Mine Stake—For two-yearolds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. One-mile heats. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Purse $300. Pacing — 2:25. class, open to all. Purse $400. SatTurpay, SEPTEMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Seven furlongs. Consolation Purse — $150; of which $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furlongs. Special Hurdlé, Trotting and Pacing: mixed, 2:20 class, open toall. Purse $500, Equestrian tournament and bicycle races on days to be named. ONE OF THE BEST. A Lady Who Will Address the People of This County. Miss Emma A. Gay, one of the most interesting and wittiest speakers for the woman suffrage cause is in this city and will address the people of this county as follows: North Bloomfield—Thursday, 17th. Columbia Hill—Friday, 18th. North San Juan—Saturday, 19th. French Corral—Monday, 2ist. Nevada Gity—Tuesday, 22d. Grass Valley—Wednesday, 23d. Cottage Hill—Monday, 28th. You Bet—Tuesday, 29th. Dutch Flat—Wednesday, 30th. Truckee—Thursday, Oct. Ist. Tahoe—Friday, Oct. 2d. . Wilson Sentenced. Judge Caldwell in the Superior Court to-day meted out sentence to J ohn Wilson, who was convicted last week of shooting young Towle. Wilson will have to serve six months in the county jail. —+2@e-> Fine Butter. Woodland. Creamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil. Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf You Can’r Buy Happiness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ee Hoon’s Pitts are the best family . cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. _ Ir Is a Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medicines fail to do any good. Bos Puts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All Menrir Wiss and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparillaholds the abiding conficanoe: of the public. Hood's Rectory 0 rilla 0 pthevures it made. It is the One trite Blood Purifier. ~ Hoop’s Pris cure liver ills, constipaheadachi nervous. best nerve tonic. uaed for transporting lumber, etc. The taken out to the works. Coming September 19th. Hon. ©. F. McGlashan, People’s The “Leader” . Millinery: Opening ‘The ladies are cordially invited next PANG AEE tihgiee aha Party nominee for Congressman, will speak in Nevada City Saturday even-' ing, September 19th. ARS. I, MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Will Not Go Down. If a fusion is had between the Democrats and Popocrats there will be lively times. Hundreds of Democrats will refuse to support the fusion ticket if the Senator and Assemblyman are given to the Popocrats. Popocrats will not be satisfied with anything less than the two offices above named, the way things look now. Theattempted amalgation will draw’a big crowd at the Theatre on Saturday next. An admission fee ought to be charged to raise funds for campaign purposes. — 2-296 — Bro. Gray Returned. A dispatch. was received here last evening stating that Rev. W. C. Gray had been appointed again to preside over the Methodist Church for another year. This'is good news to our people, as the reverend gentleman just fills the bill for that Christian denomination. He is very popular, an able preacher, and no friction whatever has occurred during his pastorate in this city. Here is our @@-, Bro. Gray; we welcome you among us again, oo * Joint Senatorial Convention. The joint Senatorial Convention, consisting of Nevada, Sierra and: Plumas counties, will meet in Nevada City on Monday afternoon, September 28th, at 4 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating a Joint Senator. + e@e-+-—_____ A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickreman & Co. T0.G0 TO YOU ioe Tea [FOR GET. Good spices . YOUR MORE . “Goa Quatity’ [MONEY . /BIG PRESENTS FREE Profits Divided with Customers WHO COME DIRECT Preat American [poring ea fp. COMMERCIAL S8T.... Nevada City 56 MILL ST.......Grass Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. 50 to 1. 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JACKSON’s. a24-tf Free Hot Lunch Day and night at the Star and Cres. cent, Commercial street. " g12-tt SITET J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Shasta Agency For--lMonogram’;Whiskey Blue Label, Catsup Water,{Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for , Fancy Groceries oe MEATS AND FISH: Pepsiti20.. suc utigse $I 25 Daffy’s: Malt sc). 8059 8 Gamecock Whisky J.. 1 00 IXL Whisky ...0.063.5, 75 Bryant’s Root Beer ,P&%, 10 Hire’s « 9 for > ge is the Best. Give it a Trial, baa s sz.. © e = « PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Battle Ax Tobacco.. ... 30 Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 2 5 “in bulk, per gal. 50 Olives, * n I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Everything else in proportion. “« © = = = = © ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee : Those are must fit him; second, the materials in THE. WHEELS :OF FASHION Run one {way today, another way tomorrow, but’ there are 3 two things fashion always demands. First, a man’s clothes his clothes must be good. just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turn: become a matter of common knowle Nevada county, t goods worth an Of Sciatic edge that we are the best tailors in ces fit and the fines worth anything» # YOU Count 8. perfect SMITH BROTHERS, Pine Street, Near Broad,The Fashionable Tailors, +. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chicken You Won Tongue . Jt’s Foo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If Chipped Beef Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Commercial street, you get a can of Dried Herring Pickled Shrimp 't Have to Cook! Cash Grocer, Nevada City EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” Fine Old STEAM BEER : nnn The ‘Very Finest of Wines, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, * a WHELIHAN BROS, --agents EVERYBODY CALLS FOR IT! Nevada City, Cal. Liquors anda Cigrs, WEDNESDAY. NEVADA CIT} Western..--+++7+° *Excepting Satu ley, Chi crags Vales fax. Grass Valley.-++-: sierra Cit NX. Bloom eld... h aybert; Sigaeew *You Bet.-.+-ar *Mondays, Wed: CEFICE HOUR sundays ai Ci) jm. ees =e PROPLE'S Nominations Mi — pinets The People’s night at Grass selection of for the variou! Precinct N« Precinct Ni Griffith, J. L. C. D. Snyde Thomasson, V Precinct } Abraham, Wr toe, Thos. Ho Grover, Precinet N: B. Parsons, Hodge, Jas, I Precinct N Martin, Edy Curton, J. M Trevillan. Hill’s Fla Duncan; Dar John Trebil AY The United § Democrat: Gillette of t made an ins from Degue terday. Th see the Yuk and to dete: present chi were highly they found -resumed. it little expe below the more place ‘that the Yt ‘in its old continue t fined bank deposit of ing earriec straining i between W will receiv Secure : Garrick, § Tt will Populist will mee publicant elect dele tion, whi 28th. Al It is sai contest . and that tickets it at these himself electors. Securt Garrick. ALI.) candids fusion ‘ <consum the Poy that _h positio questi Theatr “] es wae