September 5, 1896 (4 pages)

cate nn natal Baa i GEL Let akon oS fie vinaieherett ¥# eal Anh enlace oe ound eee x core carats recesses * 8 ts “will also contribute to ‘the eyening’s “3 ,cessories necessary. fora proper ren. cae The piece will be staged with striking » +diénne, Jessie Norton, to introduce ieee At Cleveland the other day Bryan * to comply withthe order ‘of 1 to complaint overruled, . ’“didate for the Republican nomination ‘ sacted in the Superior Court today, the ills of women. Karl’s Clover ‘Tea is a pleasant cure for Consti Sold by Dickerman & Co. < fa Established Sept. 6,°1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. eee “ BROWN & CALKINS. -SATURDAY ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” . ” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. For Assemblyman. ae Lipman of 4 Maybert. is announced in to-day’s TRASCIRPT as a canfor the Assembly, Mr. Lipman is a man of the strictest integrity, and very popular. If he is: nominated, and elected he will proye to he one of the best Assemblymen ever sent from this county. He thoroughly understands all the wants of this section, and that is the kind or a man needed in the lower house of the Legislature. The Union, a Democratic paper, says this of ‘Mr. Lipman: One of the most popular candidates for the~ Republican nomination \ of Assemblyman is J. A. Lipman of Maybert. His many friends have urged _ him to enter the race and he will no doubt have a stréng following in the convention, Mr. Lipman is a young “man of undisputed integrity and has made himself very popular since he came to the county. He is well posted on the issues of the day and is also well acquainted. with the needs of the ,_ country. ———+ @@e +Their Last Appearance. 8 _ “Little Lord “Fauntleroy” was successfully and’ satisfactorily produced " “'*to @ big audience by the Elleford Gom‘pany last night. “‘Phis-afterncon they _also gave a clever performance: of the ' ‘famous fairy piece, “Cinderella.” They ‘will close their week’s engagement here tonight, when “New-York Day by Day,” one of the strongest pieces in the company’s, repertoire, will be presented. effect, including all the drops and acdition of-the. play. Life in the great metropolis is pictured in a realistic ma&nner and there are many opportuni, ties for the popular singing ‘comeher specialties. Little Pearl Landers . entertainment. ++ 282-9 Oh, My. Our Republican friend, the Tran; SCRIPT,.amuses itself, greatly over the = political situation. It even smiles over the prospect of a rumpus amongst Democrats ‘and Populists when it comes to the matter of fusion. Brother Brown publishes a_ first-class spicy newspaper, is a g general in Republican politics, but hisjeyes are too dim ‘to! see that order will come out: of chaos and that Demiocrats and Populists will work together in perfect harmony in this‘campaign. . We copy the above from the Union. It is quite eviflent that our friend Prisk has not pluhged very deep into the undercurrent of the fusion business. Our eyes may be dim, but they are not so bad that they fail to see the game that is going on to play the Populists for suckers. —_———+ +90 Bryan Pledges, pledged hiinself, if elected, to “put in force every word of. the Chicago platform if there is power in the Government to do it.” As the platform calls fora tariff for revenue; only, Federal subservience to mobs and a political Supreme Court, people who want these innovations, says the Chronicle, will know for whom to vote. It will do such patriots .no good to vote for McKinley. He isn’t in the factoryclosing, railway-striking and courtstuffing line of business. + BeSuperior Court, The following ‘business was tran-. Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. F. Howard vs. H. Levitt. Ordered . that defendant be given: ten days addition time from August 26th in which this court. . A. Record et al. vs. G. D. Buckley. Demurrer to complaint overruled. Maud Sanks vs. I. Sanks. Demurrer Ra soe Will Begin Running Tuesday. A dispatch was received today from John F. Kidder saying that trains on the Narrow Gauge Railroad will begin running straight through to Colfax next Tuesday morning. : iL onenhineniieneehenmmemma mare ee . oe Nevada City Council, Attention, Offi-vers and members of Nevada City . Council No. 113,.0. ©. F,, will meet at’ J. Scuwarrz, Sec. The ills of Women. ‘Constipation, causes more ‘than half. « fast THE TRANSCRIP PAT NEVADA aeiaota MEY SDE Co., CALIFORNIA . : i j RO Proprietors i cigs Sr Pee Ra ate SEPT. 5, 1896. chant of HollidaYsburg, were found on the banks of the Juniata river, near Flowing Springs, today. been fishing, and as both were expert swimmers there is suspicion of foul play. publican Chairman Hanna, in ar interview, said concerning the result of the Indianapolis Convention: “I think the action of the convention to be an.assistance to us. heavy following among the Democrats in Illinois. The nomination of Buckner will also do us good. He is strong throughout the South.” Advertiser Friday évening prints the following dispatch: tor statements ‘or inferences’ that I propose to withdraw from the Democratic National ticket are without foundation. I never had and have not now the remotest intention of doing so. . working classes that things have been. . going from bad to worse for many years. . Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday afternoon, I Sept. 5th,:at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late friend, Mrs. 8. D. Horner. By order, W.C. JAuCH, Com. ; remedy during the term of the present . . administration. Cleveland . office under false promises, and are the . people to be led astray once more by i deceiving predictions? . Hanged To A Tree, RHINELAND, “ Mo., Sept. 4.—Thomas Larkin, a tramp, was taken from. the custody of the constable last night and hanged to a tree. His offense was a fiendish one. As Alla Gammon, a 18year-old deaf girl, was on her way home she was attacked by Larkin. She resisted him with all her might, and finding he could not subdue.her he stabbed her twice and then fled. She staggered home and told her story. Larkin was captured while waiting fora freight train and taken to the Rhineland Hotel: A hundred farmers and factory hands soon surrounded the hotel.’ The mob broke the doordownand seized Larkin, He begged and prayed for them to spare him, but they took him to a tree near town and swung him up, where they left him. A Bloody Encounter, VICKSBURG, (Miss.), Sept. 5.—News reached here Friday of a bloody encountered at’ Kilbourne, Arkansas, between Dave and Joseph McKee, father and sén, and J. C. Wilson, all of West Carroll parish, Louisiana. The fight which ended an old feud took place Monday night. Both McKees were killed and Wilson is thought to be mortally wounded. , Work of a Fiend, . Cuapron, Neb,, ‘Sept.’ 4.— An unknown fiend saturated the bédroom floor and beds upon which were’ sleeping the Assistant Postmaster W. A. Danley, his wife and two children, with kerosene, and then set fire to the room. When the firemen succeeded in removing the occupants both babies were dead and the parents were unconscious. The motive for the crime is unknown. Lively Scrapping, Astoria (Or,) Sept.4.—The fight between “Mysterious” Billy Smith of Boston and Jim Ryan of Australia took place last evening for a purse of $500. The fight was awarded to Ryan in the seventh round on foul play. Wher the decision was rendered, Smith struck the referee in the face, who promptly knocked Smith down. ‘The police then interfered, and ‘ultimately peace was restored. Mr. Cleveland Silent, Buzzarv’s Bay, Mass., Sept. 4.—The President to-day persists in -his determination to say nothing regarding the nominations made by the Indianapolis convention. A Woman Strangler, San Francisco, Sept. 4.—Louis Pianelli was arrested at an early hour this morning while attempting to stranglea woman named Bernice Ward, livtng in a house on Quincy Place. While the fellow was in her house he grabbed her by the throat and threw her down on the bed. The woman’s screams attracted the attention of Sergeant Shea and several policemen, who ran to the house and burst open the door. They found Pianelli clutching the woman’s throat and attempting to gag her with a bottle: He made no resistence when arrested. He is charged with assault. Foul Play Suspected. HOLLipAysBurG (Pa.), Sept. 4—The bodies of Rey. Thomas E. Reeser, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, of this. place, one of the most prominent clergymen in-Central PennSylvania, and D. Love, a leading merThey had Hanna. Talks, CLEVELAND, Sept. 5.—National ReSenator Palmer has a ne Will Not Withdraw. New York, Sept.5—The Commercial Baru, Maine, September 4, 1896. EdiCommercial Advertiser: “Any : ARTHUR SEWALL.” S ieuteneneetnesemesinnnemmmemari eee Democratic orators are telling the . from her vacation trip. erie lake on a fishing trip. visiting the family of Rev. J. Sims, returned today to her home at San Francisco, Buena Vista, where she goes to see her husband, who is very sick at that place. Mexico on a visit. father went as far as San Francisco with her. Miss Mollie Kirby, of Downieville, came down down today on their way to San Francisco. State of Nevada. He is making the trip on horseback and ‘will stop at. the different lakes on the route. Bryan Will Not Even Carry His Own Nebraska, to the Appeal is a piece o unsolicited advice from a reputable gentleman, whose word would not be forthcoming unless there was something to back it: ; PBRSONAL POINTERS, . } Doings and Intentions. Jose. ° town. . town. town. Hill today. Brown’s Valley. © San Juan today. umbia Hill today. North San Juan today. visitor here yesterday. home at San Francisco. Miss Nettie Hackley has returned J. Kohler and D. Frankel, of San Francisco, are in town. Geo. Graham of San Frapcisco came in on the morning train. Sherman Hight of Chicago~ arrived here on the morning train. from Forest City yesterday. W.C.Horner and wife, of Rocklin, came in on the morning train. Miss Julia Hook left today for North Bloomfield to resume her school. J. A. Lipman, candidate for Assembly, left this morning for Maybert. Oscar Barker, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is improving rapidly. Hon. R. McMurray left this morning for Bowman Dam on a recreation trip, T. B. English and T. J.~Coughlin came down from Columbia Hill yesterday. : Mrs. T. J. Farrer of the ‘State of Nevada is here ona visit to her sister, Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft. Geo. Kays and B. Owens, of Angels, arrived here this morning on their way to North Bloomfield. Charles Dennis and James McCluskey will leave tomorrow for Stockton. They will go on bikes. Miss Gilbert of North San Juan ar“ rived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home. ~ James Parnell Power and his friend, Geo. Mountforth, left today for FauchMiss Susette Pooley, who has been Mrs. C. W. Foster left here today for Miss Emma Trevaskis has gone to Her mother and Mrs. Harry ‘White and children, and Arthur Morris left yesterday for the + 6@e-——________ NEBRASKA PORLATKINLRY, Ward. The following letter from North Bend Editor Appeal: In your paper of Aug. 27th you say Bryan will havea hard time carrying his own State. For the information of all. my Republican friends and all loyal patriots of California I will say W.J. Bryan will fall many thousand votes short of carrying Nebraska. He will be beaten two to one in his own county, city, and even in the ward in which he has lived ever since official. Any person.chahging his residence after October Srd will lose his vote. Transfers-from one county to another cannot be made, the date for A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks F. A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. Miss Emma Sims is visiting at San Fred / Hayes of Sacramento -is. in Mrs. @. A. Wilkie of Dutel Flat is in_ D. F. Roddan of Wheatland is in. Position to the fusion proposition has R. P. Rossen came down from Relief . R. C. Walrath left this. morning foe J. 8. McBride came down from North A. 8. Bigelow came down from ColMiss Lucy Tyrrell came over from Clarence Hooper of Forest City was a Joseph Hyman has returned to his Thomas Veale and wife were over. . Scadden, the sole agent. b oh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. f Martin, Hunteyille, Ala. ‘til the day of the convention jor Five Dishes, Cosh Qutthty tae Telephone,Marshal Frank Dennen has secured _C. E. Clinch and Geo. Vincent as . bondsmen, each qualifying in the sum ' of $500. 4 . The Democratic and Populist County Central Committees are holding their meetings here today. Considerable op. GRASS “VALLRY GLBANINGS. . . Sprung up on both sides-and it looks as if nothing of the kind will in reality occur. It is thought, however, that a committee will be appointed by both parties and it shall be the duty of the committee to recommend the propriety of fusion or no fusion, which decision will possibly be abided by at the coming conventions. The Oroville nine, the crack ball club of Butte county, will meet the Populars on the Watt Park ball grounds: tomorrow afternoon. ¥ cS A party of campers. consisting . of Mrs. Chas. Barker and ‘son. Bert, Mrs. Smitten and two daughters, Miss Adelaide Johns ‘and a son and“ daughter of E. N. ‘Taylor, the groceryman, returned foday from the mountains. They visited lakes Tahoe, Independence, Soda Springs, Campbell Spriigs and ‘other . resorts. : Many Native Sons are preparing for the trip to Stockton. A delegation will leave tomorrow and another one Tuesday. Oe 6 BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes.and Comments. of Local Interest. Monday next will be Labor Day in California. Clam Chowder at the Star and Crescent saloon tonight. W. D. Lewis has opened a saloon in Gehrig’s new building on Sacramento street. Cement walks are:being laid in front of the Hoffman buildings on Pine street, above Commercial. A horse became frightened at: the wood sawing machine today én West Broad street. No damage. ; The Jewish merchants of this city will observe holidays next Tuesday and Wednesday and their stores will remain closed. eee Tue dollars of today are all good, The chance to earn them is what is wanted. Protection and reciprocity will provide the opportunity. NEVER was a similar document more generally endorsed than is Major McKinley’s formal acceptance. To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared: to deliver ice to any part of, the city. Orders left at the office on thé Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JAcKson’s. a24-tf Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine, Harmless, reliable, cure. ee. Fine Butter. Creamery Butter, the market, can be had of Phil. Woodland best in the A Baby’s Life Saved. “My baby had croup and -was saved Where to Go. When your watch needs repairi or cleaning you: should take it c the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if ay want to feel positive that the work been done just right. jl0-tf ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL The News of Today as Told Over the ELECTRICITY AND WAR. fhe Telegraph as an Agency In Preserving Peace, In the course of his farewell speech at the dinner of the British chamber of commerce in Paris Lord Dafferin, the retiring British embassador, said: *‘But whatever may be the ups and dowus of the diplomatic career, every member of the service, no matter how anpromising the post he occupies, may eonsole himself with the reflection that, if he is industrious, prudent, and, above all, single minded, the bread he casts upon the waters will not be lost, and that, perhaps, when he: léast expects it, his day will dawn, for, though, like everything else;.the outward aspects of diplomacy have changed since the beginning of the century, never have the nations stood in greater need of the thing itself than at’ the present moment. What do we see around: us? The whole of Europe is little better than a standing camp numbering millions of armed men, while a ‘double row of frowning and opposing fortresses bristles. along mit, England has been obliged, in self defense, to add her modest quota. Even in the remotest east the passion for military expansion has displayed an unexpected development. ‘In fact, thanks to the telegraph, the globe itself has. become a mere ‘bundle of nerves, and the slightest disturbance at any one point of the system sends a portentious tremor through its morbidly sensitive surface. We are told by the poets.of old that when Zeus nodded the golden halls of his Olympus shook to their foundations. Today it would suffice for any one of half a dozen august personages to speak above his breath or unwittingly to raise his little finger, vada City, on Saturday, September 12th, arrangements to hold a County ARTHUR L, FISHER, Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896. W. DAWSON, 2 it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the ‘market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Republican County Central Committee. The nietnbers of the Republican County Central Committee are hereby notified to meet at the Union Hotel, Neat 2 o’clock p. m., For the purpose of making Secretary. ~ . Watch and — Jewerly é Repair Shop CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing shop in the Holmes . Building, Corner Main and, Coyote Streets, : And i repared to do ail kinds ‘ every frontier. Our harbors are stuffed, . Convention. By order . in his line. > poe arth and the seas swarm with ironclad navies, NAT. P. BROWN, to'whose numbers, I am: forced to adChairman. ini eee PRICES LOW. WORK GUARANTEED, 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN ‘HOTEL, ~BASEMENT. T. TREGELLAS. Shop 6n the Plaza. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. ee ei BA be alg oc baat XTtt WATE Wik" X Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop” >A. A jialty of TURN H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O.C, Percival, _. NEVADA CITY. and, like.in a heaven overcharged with electricity, the existing conditions -of unstable equilibrium which sustains the European political system would be upset; and war, waged in circumstances of greater horror than has been hitherto known to the experience of mankind, might eventually envelop not Europe alone, but two—nay, all the four—coiitinents at once, since in every one of them representatives and offshoots of the contending nations would of necessity be brought into collision. “It is to prevent catastrophes of this kind that we meek, civil spoken and mild mannered persons have been invented. Looking:at us, yon will perhaps say that we are a poor and feeble folk, and that our calling is a sorry preservative against such dangers; but, such as it is, it is the best device that human ingenuity has been able _to discover. After all, a very thin wire proves a pérfeotly effective lightning conductor, and for over 80 years, thanks to this unpretending agency, an unbroken peace has been maintained between your native land and the country with whose prosperity and welfare your own interests are so closely associated. ’’ of the wreck, it scemed most likely to be achieved on the lines Suggested by Count Beust. The choice once made, it was impossible to turn back. What is J. J. JACKSON, Fancy Groceries Pepsi BEEHIVEGROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,. Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH, is the Best. G i Trial. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST”’ UD os esessosteceesetiecscseecie $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30. tng Mow ah Soe ret oat TXT Whisky <.-k soeey: Pe OWyeas ote eee : a painful collapee t-a brother's apatites iD a Root Beer vottie 1I0. Mikado Soap, per bar.. _ 05 robert airs a oes 2 esar . Hire’s 3for 50 Everything else in Proportion, Coffee given us a boon to distressed nationalities in the name of progress cannot afterward be withdrawn on the plea of prudence. The result is pathetic, but there is no help for it. We see Oroats, Ruthenians, Poles, Servians, Wallachs and the rest of the half barbarous hordes cutting One. other’s throats when they are not ! bining to insult the civilized Hur, ans and Germans, whose fate it is torbe their neighbors. We see Vienna itself in the hands of a fanatical anti-Semitic rabble, and we see the power of the only capable parliamentary party in Austria broken by hopeless dissensions. Traly the domestic: state of the empire is nothing less than pitiable./ Its influence in Europe is also a thing of the past. fhe Balkan states, which were its props in the south, have publicly gone over to ussia, and its solitary remaining protection against dismemberment is the alliance with Italy, which covets Dal. matia, and with Germany, whichis moving heaven and earth to establish secret relations with Russia, —Saturday A Review. Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY &. GAY, Proprietors. Cards under this heading will be inserted unsuch transfers expiring with the close of registration. ie Re a ee een Mayor PenNoyur, the free silver agitator, like Governor Altgeld, Senator Stewart and the others in the silver trust, believes in honest-money for his personal transactions. The t is strange they did not prescribe a . secured . al Money ‘iin lates through labor, and Oregonian prints-e.fac simile-of-one of . the mayor’s mortgages and here is one quarterly in like coin,” jority this year. pation, 80 longas labor is idle, so long will . statement is made . there be hard times, . Sewall. IDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR: PRIVI. of the clauses: “Payable in three years B leges Glenbrook Park for the Race; . in United States gold coin, with inter. Meeting as follows: For bar, coffee est at 8 per cent per annum, payable . 2° (not ~———+ © Mr. Sewatt, Jr., of Maine, says _his state will give a large Repnblican maa No’ denial of ‘the . watt , Of Maybert is hereby announced as a éandi. date for Assemblyman, subject to the decis~ of the Republican nominating convention. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. A. LIPMAN by the senior Mr. "Money Daily Transcript Ne THE WHEEL OF FASHION we = him; ose are just exactly th The wheels of business Spe become a mattér of common Nevada county, second, the mate: and our prices are rials in his clothes must be good. of garments we ee S way tomorney, Cot antes way tomorrow, bu are . two things fashion always demands. a bp ta er make, that we are the best tailors in est if you count a perfect Boal < SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Pine Street, Near Broad,is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the terri. t’s Too Hot to Cook Commercial street, coming to Nebraska. Our State sends. yy acl, San Francisco, «in . ilies greeting to California and pledges at. FM. Dunn, Fg : Chicke You gets can of aH least’ 15,000 majority for McKinley,. J.C. Davis, $5 Cr cases—rn—— ” sound money and protection to Ameri_ ow ; : Tongue y can industries. Hoping to hear of CaliW. P. Morris, Washington, Chi ped Beet : : fornia joining the Republican column} Mrs. W. J. Dugan, “ as P f this fall I remain, yours, etc., Dr. Baldy, Vv. Grass Valley, That 1s the way you find Soused Mackerel J.J, Keser, . Mra. Linsey, s a paper dollar when you Vienna S = renee N Mocs, = ict take it out of your pockna Sausage miportast to: Voters. Fs Due, rate et. But the best way to Dried Herring According to the new law you will 3 t find ’ have to reside in the precinct you vote os poper, Fore Sinn” : ; “9 ‘ Pickled Shrimp in. Therefore, if you change your. BP. ‘Roddan, Wheatiand W t residence up to October 8rd, in order to{ 'T. B. English, Columbia Hill, 1 ou on ave to Gook vote, you will have to secure a transfer T. J. Coughlin, x ; The Dollar of Your Daddies The , from the County Clerk, which can be a ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— : pen ecg ee ith ie Hf you want done by making affidavit before that. * ANNOWNCESIENTS. . fine CLEAR Rasen oer WEISER BEER, that that issold by.” *t® CLEAR Eastern Beer A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, ~_> _—“ Nevada City tory it covers. Such ‘a paper is a . . The ts Rs . “GILTEDGE” CAPT. RUHSTALLER’s STEAM Fine Old Porter and Ha BEER By Brown & CaJkins. The Best in the World © oe F is EVERYBODY DRINKS Tr} ee * Sefenobe ticks dee er: +“ RESULT PRODUCER The Vv sine ———DEALERS. jy—__ : fe ; ITISA € Very Finest of « Wines Liat c » Liquors anda Ci PHENOMENA Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Cal, id *Excepting ; lley. p OT ark, Co Grass Valley. i iloomfleld. Maybert.-.ahs Le oa * naa, CEFICE HO Sundays and }m. s ( —_————— DEATH 0 He Died in Live A telegral here betwee! o'clock last : Grimes had tarium of D; where he -h Ppast few m hemorrhe was totally The news fasit becam ftown. More it was und sent out tha ‘eal point of recovery. wa ‘tain. Fate o and he passt members of moned. Ne has been the sanitari dition have ast ask he ily in this ¢ ‘Bros. in Sar hat his me! state. Whi William JN F clerk in thi ‘and found . ‘the latter ss home in a will arrive ] ing and th Monday mc St. Canice mass will b Clyne offici Charles CG land and ws ife. He cr teen month ‘settled in } ‘west and re ‘was educat San Franc of years at afterwards a clothing -in the clo succeeding + stand wher eated. He ' mother an . @ member . of Americ Nevada Cit was one < > stantial ci lend his st terprise p! . communit _ business 8 . advance tl sidered rig ing a nul characteri . sessed of . > friends an . tided som a depréssi of heart ¥ the recipi Deat By local reach the There is « and that Deafness dition ‘o Enstachii inflamed. imperfec tirely clo unless th out and t mal conii forever ; caused b an inflan surfaces. Pi. wi F any catarrh) Catarrh F Sold t

cate nn natal Baa i GEL Let akon oS fie vinaieherett ¥# eal Anh enlace oe ound eee x core carats recesses * 8 ts “will also contribute to ‘the eyening’s “3 ,cessories necessary. fora proper ren. cae The piece will be staged with striking » +diénne, Jessie Norton, to introduce ieee At Cleveland the other day Bryan * to comply withthe order ‘of 1 to complaint overruled, . ’“didate for the Republican nomination ‘ sacted in the Superior Court today, the ills of women. Karl’s Clover ‘Tea is a pleasant cure for Consti Sold by Dickerman & Co. < fa Established Sept. 6,°1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. eee “ BROWN & CALKINS. -SATURDAY ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” . ” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. For Assemblyman. ae Lipman of 4 Maybert. is announced in to-day’s TRASCIRPT as a canfor the Assembly, Mr. Lipman is a man of the strictest integrity, and very popular. If he is: nominated, and elected he will proye to he one of the best Assemblymen ever sent from this county. He thoroughly understands all the wants of this section, and that is the kind or a man needed in the lower house of the Legislature. The Union, a Democratic paper, says this of ‘Mr. Lipman: One of the most popular candidates for the~ Republican nomination \ of Assemblyman is J. A. Lipman of Maybert. His many friends have urged _ him to enter the race and he will no doubt have a stréng following in the convention, Mr. Lipman is a young “man of undisputed integrity and has made himself very popular since he came to the county. He is well posted on the issues of the day and is also well acquainted. with the needs of the ,_ country. ———+ @@e +Their Last Appearance. 8 _ “Little Lord “Fauntleroy” was successfully and’ satisfactorily produced " “'*to @ big audience by the Elleford Gom‘pany last night. “‘Phis-afterncon they _also gave a clever performance: of the ' ‘famous fairy piece, “Cinderella.” They ‘will close their week’s engagement here tonight, when “New-York Day by Day,” one of the strongest pieces in the company’s, repertoire, will be presented. effect, including all the drops and acdition of-the. play. Life in the great metropolis is pictured in a realistic ma&nner and there are many opportuni, ties for the popular singing ‘comeher specialties. Little Pearl Landers . entertainment. ++ 282-9 Oh, My. Our Republican friend, the Tran; SCRIPT,.amuses itself, greatly over the = political situation. It even smiles over the prospect of a rumpus amongst Democrats ‘and Populists when it comes to the matter of fusion. Brother Brown publishes a_ first-class spicy newspaper, is a g general in Republican politics, but hisjeyes are too dim ‘to! see that order will come out: of chaos and that Demiocrats and Populists will work together in perfect harmony in this‘campaign. . We copy the above from the Union. It is quite eviflent that our friend Prisk has not pluhged very deep into the undercurrent of the fusion business. Our eyes may be dim, but they are not so bad that they fail to see the game that is going on to play the Populists for suckers. —_———+ +90 Bryan Pledges, pledged hiinself, if elected, to “put in force every word of. the Chicago platform if there is power in the Government to do it.” As the platform calls fora tariff for revenue; only, Federal subservience to mobs and a political Supreme Court, people who want these innovations, says the Chronicle, will know for whom to vote. It will do such patriots .no good to vote for McKinley. He isn’t in the factoryclosing, railway-striking and courtstuffing line of business. + BeSuperior Court, The following ‘business was tran-. Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. F. Howard vs. H. Levitt. Ordered . that defendant be given: ten days addition time from August 26th in which this court. . A. Record et al. vs. G. D. Buckley. Demurrer to complaint overruled. Maud Sanks vs. I. Sanks. Demurrer Ra soe Will Begin Running Tuesday. A dispatch was received today from John F. Kidder saying that trains on the Narrow Gauge Railroad will begin running straight through to Colfax next Tuesday morning. : iL onenhineniieneehenmmemma mare ee . oe Nevada City Council, Attention, Offi-vers and members of Nevada City . Council No. 113,.0. ©. F,, will meet at’ J. Scuwarrz, Sec. The ills of Women. ‘Constipation, causes more ‘than half. « fast THE TRANSCRIP PAT NEVADA aeiaota MEY SDE Co., CALIFORNIA . : i j RO Proprietors i cigs Sr Pee Ra ate SEPT. 5, 1896. chant of HollidaYsburg, were found on the banks of the Juniata river, near Flowing Springs, today. been fishing, and as both were expert swimmers there is suspicion of foul play. publican Chairman Hanna, in ar interview, said concerning the result of the Indianapolis Convention: “I think the action of the convention to be an.assistance to us. heavy following among the Democrats in Illinois. The nomination of Buckner will also do us good. He is strong throughout the South.” Advertiser Friday évening prints the following dispatch: tor statements ‘or inferences’ that I propose to withdraw from the Democratic National ticket are without foundation. I never had and have not now the remotest intention of doing so. . working classes that things have been. . going from bad to worse for many years. . Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday afternoon, I Sept. 5th,:at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late friend, Mrs. 8. D. Horner. By order, W.C. JAuCH, Com. ; remedy during the term of the present . . administration. Cleveland . office under false promises, and are the . people to be led astray once more by i deceiving predictions? . Hanged To A Tree, RHINELAND, “ Mo., Sept. 4.—Thomas Larkin, a tramp, was taken from. the custody of the constable last night and hanged to a tree. His offense was a fiendish one. As Alla Gammon, a 18year-old deaf girl, was on her way home she was attacked by Larkin. She resisted him with all her might, and finding he could not subdue.her he stabbed her twice and then fled. She staggered home and told her story. Larkin was captured while waiting fora freight train and taken to the Rhineland Hotel: A hundred farmers and factory hands soon surrounded the hotel.’ The mob broke the doordownand seized Larkin, He begged and prayed for them to spare him, but they took him to a tree near town and swung him up, where they left him. A Bloody Encounter, VICKSBURG, (Miss.), Sept. 5.—News reached here Friday of a bloody encountered at’ Kilbourne, Arkansas, between Dave and Joseph McKee, father and sén, and J. C. Wilson, all of West Carroll parish, Louisiana. The fight which ended an old feud took place Monday night. Both McKees were killed and Wilson is thought to be mortally wounded. , Work of a Fiend, . Cuapron, Neb,, ‘Sept.’ 4.— An unknown fiend saturated the bédroom floor and beds upon which were’ sleeping the Assistant Postmaster W. A. Danley, his wife and two children, with kerosene, and then set fire to the room. When the firemen succeeded in removing the occupants both babies were dead and the parents were unconscious. The motive for the crime is unknown. Lively Scrapping, Astoria (Or,) Sept.4.—The fight between “Mysterious” Billy Smith of Boston and Jim Ryan of Australia took place last evening for a purse of $500. The fight was awarded to Ryan in the seventh round on foul play. Wher the decision was rendered, Smith struck the referee in the face, who promptly knocked Smith down. ‘The police then interfered, and ‘ultimately peace was restored. Mr. Cleveland Silent, Buzzarv’s Bay, Mass., Sept. 4.—The President to-day persists in -his determination to say nothing regarding the nominations made by the Indianapolis convention. A Woman Strangler, San Francisco, Sept. 4.—Louis Pianelli was arrested at an early hour this morning while attempting to stranglea woman named Bernice Ward, livtng in a house on Quincy Place. While the fellow was in her house he grabbed her by the throat and threw her down on the bed. The woman’s screams attracted the attention of Sergeant Shea and several policemen, who ran to the house and burst open the door. They found Pianelli clutching the woman’s throat and attempting to gag her with a bottle: He made no resistence when arrested. He is charged with assault. Foul Play Suspected. HOLLipAysBurG (Pa.), Sept. 4—The bodies of Rey. Thomas E. Reeser, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, of this. place, one of the most prominent clergymen in-Central PennSylvania, and D. Love, a leading merThey had Hanna. Talks, CLEVELAND, Sept. 5.—National ReSenator Palmer has a ne Will Not Withdraw. New York, Sept.5—The Commercial Baru, Maine, September 4, 1896. EdiCommercial Advertiser: “Any : ARTHUR SEWALL.” S ieuteneneetnesemesinnnemmmemari eee Democratic orators are telling the . from her vacation trip. erie lake on a fishing trip. visiting the family of Rev. J. Sims, returned today to her home at San Francisco, Buena Vista, where she goes to see her husband, who is very sick at that place. Mexico on a visit. father went as far as San Francisco with her. Miss Mollie Kirby, of Downieville, came down down today on their way to San Francisco. State of Nevada. He is making the trip on horseback and ‘will stop at. the different lakes on the route. Bryan Will Not Even Carry His Own Nebraska, to the Appeal is a piece o unsolicited advice from a reputable gentleman, whose word would not be forthcoming unless there was something to back it: ; PBRSONAL POINTERS, . } Doings and Intentions. Jose. ° town. . town. town. Hill today. Brown’s Valley. © San Juan today. umbia Hill today. North San Juan today. visitor here yesterday. home at San Francisco. Miss Nettie Hackley has returned J. Kohler and D. Frankel, of San Francisco, are in town. Geo. Graham of San Frapcisco came in on the morning train. Sherman Hight of Chicago~ arrived here on the morning train. from Forest City yesterday. W.C.Horner and wife, of Rocklin, came in on the morning train. Miss Julia Hook left today for North Bloomfield to resume her school. J. A. Lipman, candidate for Assembly, left this morning for Maybert. Oscar Barker, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is improving rapidly. Hon. R. McMurray left this morning for Bowman Dam on a recreation trip, T. B. English and T. J.~Coughlin came down from Columbia Hill yesterday. : Mrs. T. J. Farrer of the ‘State of Nevada is here ona visit to her sister, Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft. Geo. Kays and B. Owens, of Angels, arrived here this morning on their way to North Bloomfield. Charles Dennis and James McCluskey will leave tomorrow for Stockton. They will go on bikes. Miss Gilbert of North San Juan ar“ rived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home. ~ James Parnell Power and his friend, Geo. Mountforth, left today for FauchMiss Susette Pooley, who has been Mrs. C. W. Foster left here today for Miss Emma Trevaskis has gone to Her mother and Mrs. Harry ‘White and children, and Arthur Morris left yesterday for the + 6@e-——________ NEBRASKA PORLATKINLRY, Ward. The following letter from North Bend Editor Appeal: In your paper of Aug. 27th you say Bryan will havea hard time carrying his own State. For the information of all. my Republican friends and all loyal patriots of California I will say W.J. Bryan will fall many thousand votes short of carrying Nebraska. He will be beaten two to one in his own county, city, and even in the ward in which he has lived ever since official. Any person.chahging his residence after October Srd will lose his vote. Transfers-from one county to another cannot be made, the date for A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks F. A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. Miss Emma Sims is visiting at San Fred / Hayes of Sacramento -is. in Mrs. @. A. Wilkie of Dutel Flat is in_ D. F. Roddan of Wheatland is in. Position to the fusion proposition has R. P. Rossen came down from Relief . R. C. Walrath left this. morning foe J. 8. McBride came down from North A. 8. Bigelow came down from ColMiss Lucy Tyrrell came over from Clarence Hooper of Forest City was a Joseph Hyman has returned to his Thomas Veale and wife were over. . Scadden, the sole agent. b oh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. f Martin, Hunteyille, Ala. ‘til the day of the convention jor Five Dishes, Cosh Qutthty tae Telephone,Marshal Frank Dennen has secured _C. E. Clinch and Geo. Vincent as . bondsmen, each qualifying in the sum ' of $500. 4 . The Democratic and Populist County Central Committees are holding their meetings here today. Considerable op. GRASS “VALLRY GLBANINGS. . . Sprung up on both sides-and it looks as if nothing of the kind will in reality occur. It is thought, however, that a committee will be appointed by both parties and it shall be the duty of the committee to recommend the propriety of fusion or no fusion, which decision will possibly be abided by at the coming conventions. The Oroville nine, the crack ball club of Butte county, will meet the Populars on the Watt Park ball grounds: tomorrow afternoon. ¥ cS A party of campers. consisting . of Mrs. Chas. Barker and ‘son. Bert, Mrs. Smitten and two daughters, Miss Adelaide Johns ‘and a son and“ daughter of E. N. ‘Taylor, the groceryman, returned foday from the mountains. They visited lakes Tahoe, Independence, Soda Springs, Campbell Spriigs and ‘other . resorts. : Many Native Sons are preparing for the trip to Stockton. A delegation will leave tomorrow and another one Tuesday. Oe 6 BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes.and Comments. of Local Interest. Monday next will be Labor Day in California. Clam Chowder at the Star and Crescent saloon tonight. W. D. Lewis has opened a saloon in Gehrig’s new building on Sacramento street. Cement walks are:being laid in front of the Hoffman buildings on Pine street, above Commercial. A horse became frightened at: the wood sawing machine today én West Broad street. No damage. ; The Jewish merchants of this city will observe holidays next Tuesday and Wednesday and their stores will remain closed. eee Tue dollars of today are all good, The chance to earn them is what is

wanted. Protection and reciprocity will provide the opportunity. NEVER was a similar document more generally endorsed than is Major McKinley’s formal acceptance. To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared: to deliver ice to any part of, the city. Orders left at the office on thé Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JAcKson’s. a24-tf Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine, Harmless, reliable, cure. ee. Fine Butter. Creamery Butter, the market, can be had of Phil. Woodland best in the A Baby’s Life Saved. “My baby had croup and -was saved Where to Go. When your watch needs repairi or cleaning you: should take it c the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if ay want to feel positive that the work been done just right. jl0-tf ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL The News of Today as Told Over the ELECTRICITY AND WAR. fhe Telegraph as an Agency In Preserving Peace, In the course of his farewell speech at the dinner of the British chamber of commerce in Paris Lord Dafferin, the retiring British embassador, said: *‘But whatever may be the ups and dowus of the diplomatic career, every member of the service, no matter how anpromising the post he occupies, may eonsole himself with the reflection that, if he is industrious, prudent, and, above all, single minded, the bread he casts upon the waters will not be lost, and that, perhaps, when he: léast expects it, his day will dawn, for, though, like everything else;.the outward aspects of diplomacy have changed since the beginning of the century, never have the nations stood in greater need of the thing itself than at’ the present moment. What do we see around: us? The whole of Europe is little better than a standing camp numbering millions of armed men, while a ‘double row of frowning and opposing fortresses bristles. along mit, England has been obliged, in self defense, to add her modest quota. Even in the remotest east the passion for military expansion has displayed an unexpected development. ‘In fact, thanks to the telegraph, the globe itself has. become a mere ‘bundle of nerves, and the slightest disturbance at any one point of the system sends a portentious tremor through its morbidly sensitive surface. We are told by the poets.of old that when Zeus nodded the golden halls of his Olympus shook to their foundations. Today it would suffice for any one of half a dozen august personages to speak above his breath or unwittingly to raise his little finger, vada City, on Saturday, September 12th, arrangements to hold a County ARTHUR L, FISHER, Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896. W. DAWSON, 2 it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the ‘market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Republican County Central Committee. The nietnbers of the Republican County Central Committee are hereby notified to meet at the Union Hotel, Neat 2 o’clock p. m., For the purpose of making Secretary. ~ . Watch and — Jewerly é Repair Shop CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing shop in the Holmes . Building, Corner Main and, Coyote Streets, : And i repared to do ail kinds ‘ every frontier. Our harbors are stuffed, . Convention. By order . in his line. > poe arth and the seas swarm with ironclad navies, NAT. P. BROWN, to'whose numbers, I am: forced to adChairman. ini eee PRICES LOW. WORK GUARANTEED, 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN ‘HOTEL, ~BASEMENT. T. TREGELLAS. Shop 6n the Plaza. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. ee ei BA be alg oc baat XTtt WATE Wik" X Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop” >A. A jialty of TURN H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O.C, Percival, _. NEVADA CITY. and, like.in a heaven overcharged with electricity, the existing conditions -of unstable equilibrium which sustains the European political system would be upset; and war, waged in circumstances of greater horror than has been hitherto known to the experience of mankind, might eventually envelop not Europe alone, but two—nay, all the four—coiitinents at once, since in every one of them representatives and offshoots of the contending nations would of necessity be brought into collision. “It is to prevent catastrophes of this kind that we meek, civil spoken and mild mannered persons have been invented. Looking:at us, yon will perhaps say that we are a poor and feeble folk, and that our calling is a sorry preservative against such dangers; but, such as it is, it is the best device that human ingenuity has been able _to discover. After all, a very thin wire proves a pérfeotly effective lightning conductor, and for over 80 years, thanks to this unpretending agency, an unbroken peace has been maintained between your native land and the country with whose prosperity and welfare your own interests are so closely associated. ’’ of the wreck, it scemed most likely to be achieved on the lines Suggested by Count Beust. The choice once made, it was impossible to turn back. What is J. J. JACKSON, Fancy Groceries Pepsi BEEHIVEGROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,. Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH, is the Best. G i Trial. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST”’ UD os esessosteceesetiecscseecie $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30. tng Mow ah Soe ret oat TXT Whisky <.-k soeey: Pe OWyeas ote eee : a painful collapee t-a brother's apatites iD a Root Beer vottie 1I0. Mikado Soap, per bar... _ 05 robert airs a oes 2 esar . Hire’s 3for 50 Everything else in Proportion, Coffee given us a boon to distressed nationalities in the name of progress cannot afterward be withdrawn on the plea of prudence. The result is pathetic, but there is no help for it. We see Oroats, Ruthenians, Poles, Servians, Wallachs and the rest of the half barbarous hordes cutting One. other’s throats when they are not ! bining to insult the civilized Hur, ans and Germans, whose fate it is torbe their neighbors. We see Vienna itself in the hands of a fanatical anti-Semitic rabble, and we see the power of the only capable parliamentary party in Austria broken by hopeless dissensions. Traly the domestic: state of the empire is nothing less than pitiable./ Its influence in Europe is also a thing of the past. fhe Balkan states, which were its props in the south, have publicly gone over to ussia, and its solitary remaining protection against dismemberment is the alliance with Italy, which covets Dal. matia, and with Germany, whichis moving heaven and earth to establish secret relations with Russia, —Saturday A Review. Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY &. GAY, Proprietors. Cards under this heading will be inserted unsuch transfers expiring with the close of registration. ie Re a ee een Mayor PenNoyur, the free silver agitator, like Governor Altgeld, Senator Stewart and the others in the silver trust, believes in honest-money for his personal transactions. The t is strange they did not prescribe a . secured . al Money ‘iin lates through labor, and Oregonian prints-e.fac simile-of-one of . the mayor’s mortgages and here is one quarterly in like coin,” jority this year. pation, 80 longas labor is idle, so long will . statement is made . there be hard times, . Sewall. IDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR: PRIVI. of the clauses: “Payable in three years B leges Glenbrook Park for the Race; . in United States gold coin, with inter. Meeting as follows: For bar, coffee est at 8 per cent per annum, payable . 2° (not ~———+ © Mr. Sewatt, Jr., of Maine, says _his state will give a large Repnblican maa No’ denial of ‘the . watt , Of Maybert is hereby announced as a éandi. date for Assemblyman, subject to the decis~ of the Republican nominating convention. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. A. LIPMAN by the senior Mr. "Money Daily Transcript Ne THE WHEEL OF FASHION we = him; ose are just exactly th The wheels of business Spe become a mattér of common Nevada county, second, the mate: and our prices are rials in his clothes must be good. of garments we ee S way tomorney, Cot antes way tomorrow, bu are . two things fashion always demands. a bp ta er make, that we are the best tailors in est if you count a perfect Boal < SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Pine Street, Near Broad,is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the terri. t’s Too Hot to Cook Commercial street, coming to Nebraska. Our State sends. yy acl, San Francisco, «in . ilies greeting to California and pledges at. FM. Dunn, Fg : Chicke You gets can of aH least’ 15,000 majority for McKinley,. J.C. Davis, $5 Cr cases—rn—— ” sound money and protection to Ameri_ ow ; : Tongue y can industries. Hoping to hear of CaliW. P. Morris, Washington, Chi ped Beet : : fornia joining the Republican column} Mrs. W. J. Dugan, “ as P f this fall I remain, yours, etc., Dr. Baldy, Vv. Grass Valley, That 1s the way you find Soused Mackerel J.J, Keser, . Mra. Linsey, s a paper dollar when you Vienna S = renee N Mocs, = ict take it out of your pockna Sausage miportast to: Voters. Fs Due, rate et. But the best way to Dried Herring According to the new law you will 3 t find ’ have to reside in the precinct you vote os poper, Fore Sinn” : ; “9 ‘ Pickled Shrimp in. Therefore, if you change your. BP. ‘Roddan, Wheatiand W t residence up to October 8rd, in order to{ 'T. B. English, Columbia Hill, 1 ou on ave to Gook vote, you will have to secure a transfer T. J. 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Maybert..-.ahs Le oa * naa, CEFICE HO Sundays and }m. s ( —_————— DEATH 0 He Died in Live A telegral here betwee! o'clock last : Grimes had tarium of D; where he -h Ppast few m hemorrhe was totally The news fasit becam ftown. More it was und sent out tha ‘eal point of recovery. wa ‘tain. Fate o and he passt members of moned. Ne has been the sanitari dition have ast ask he ily in this ¢ ‘Bros. in Sar hat his me! state. Whi William JN F clerk in thi ‘and found . ‘the latter ss home in a will arrive ] ing and th Monday mc St. Canice mass will b Clyne offici Charles CG land and ws ife. He cr teen month ‘settled in } ‘west and re ‘was educat San Franc of years at afterwards a clothing -in the clo succeeding + stand wher eated. He ' mother an . @ member . of Americ Nevada Cit was one < > stantial ci lend his st terprise p! . communit _ business 8 . advance tl sidered rig ing a nul characteri . sessed of . > friends an . tided som a depréssi of heart ¥ the recipi Deat By local reach the There is « and that Deafness dition ‘o Enstachii inflamed. imperfec tirely clo unless th out and t mal conii forever ; caused b an inflan surfaces. Pi. wi F any catarrh) Catarrh F Sold t