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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Meteorological.

June was an extremely cold and very wet
month. The mean heat of the month for 43
years is $3.50 This year 60' AZ. being 80
colder than the mean, and the coldest on
record. There have been three .Iunes nearly
as cold In 1889 60's0, 1859 6o094 and 1863
60eS9. The mean moisture of the month i
$40 inches. This year. 5.s3, an excess of
2.O7 inches This amount, however. has
been exceeded four timcs--in 1877, 6.3l in
ches, 1865, 5.9s. in 1859 6. 35 and in 1873
5.S7. In April the moisture, rain and melted
snow was about the average May was very
dry and June very wet. The moisture of the
quarter is exactly the average. The range of
the barometer was less than usual Moisture.
5.s3inches; fair days II foul, 8; variable I
cloudy, / aurora, ), on the Sth 18th and
18th; polar band, t. on the 9th, 18th Goth
and 22d rain fell on l6 days; numer of DAYS
! on which cloudiness averaged 0.S or more.
II; thunder and lightning, 1, on the 18th, l2th
9th and 2Sth frost, |, on the Sth.
/ ho; ,,f huro af 1pS and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

.'Where shall spend the FOURTH is a
question which many ask, doubling which
way to turn Let these consult the adver-
tiscnIcnt in another column of the Augusta
Band Thi, i,tVoritc organization has char
tered the steamer Henry Morrison" which
will leave her wharf in this city on Friday
morning, July 9TH, at d o'clock for Fort Pop
ham and Scguin. remaining there about five
hours. giving all an opportunity 10 view the
magnificent scenery at the mouth of the
kenncbcc river There will be numerous
pleasures during the day, and splendid op-
portunity to get snuff Of the sea breezcs. 1t
will be cheaper to 90 than to stay at home as
the fare for the round trip has been placed at
81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

The electric fluid seems to have particu-
lar affection for certain locality in this city.
ON the evening of July llth, 1864, during a
thunder tempest that broke over this city
with mighty power and violence, bolt Of
lightning struck the spire of the Congrega-
tionalist church, and within an hour the fine
temple was in ashes. Ten years ago light
ming struck and demolished a huge tree.
standing in rear of the high school building
From the tree it glanced off into the pump
The other day the lightning struck the spirc
of St. Marks church. The point in mention
ing these facts, is this, that all these cas-,
are within an area of few rods, and there
may possibly be some natural cause why
lightning visits that locality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Eastern Steamboat Co.'s Bath
and BOOthbay Line.
STEAMERS SASANOA 6 SAMOSET

xT'" n One boat now daily, leaving
ss5.-- s-x455-.---sss Boothhay at 80 A. NJ. Returning
leaves ltaih ut r. NJ, landing daily at Westpori
Riags,ile, Southport and Mouse Island. At Five
Islands, Monday. "wednesday and Friday; at
-awyer's Island, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
On Wedne sday. Thursday and Friday mornings,
July ID. Sd and Ith, boat will be run from Bath
landing AT Mouse Island, Squirrel Island, Oceal,
Point and oothbay. connecting with train from Lew
iston and Augusta, but will in season to
connect with evening train up. Two trips per day
and regular connections made with trains after July
ith Tickets sold at reduced rates at all stations on
the VI G.. Il. X. III. W. SWANTUN. Treas.
W. W. MASON, Agt, Bath. june5ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
HOUSES TO RENT AT OCEAN POINT !

vINW0 good houses, very pleasantly situated and
i well furnished, to rent for the summer
months, al Ocean Point, Boothbay. Terms reasona.
Bile. Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
FRED LITTLE. NJ :. :. Brooks Co.'S store, orr. NJ
EpGLEE. Cont House, iu\3t3ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

We have received from Hon. Joshua Nye
the eleventh annual report of the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Maine, which
is now ready for delivery. 1t embraces the
usual amount of valuable information i'm
portant to insurers and the insured As we
have heretofore given the main features,
from advance copies, the facts contained
therein may not be repeated here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
sudden Death.
RunOr.
DAKOTA.


DEAnwooD, july =. Lame Johnny one
of the parties who robbed a coach near Buffa-
10 Gap, a short time ago, was taken from a
coach last aight. by gang Of men. and hung
to q tree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
GEORGIA.
Murder.

ATLANTA, July ?. Sunday night last n
mob of Illicit dstillcrs in Pickens county,
this State, killed one brother and fatally
wounded another, named Poole, for inform
ing against them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
CALIFORNIA.
Death.

Death.
SAN FRANcIsco, July ?. Minnie Walton,
actress, died last evening.
DefalcatiOn.
Auditor Duff. of the Eureka and Palisade
railroad, is a defaulter for S4O,O0S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

Nine years ago, twenty-five black bass
throp. Since then they have multiplied so
fast that now they are caught in large num-
bcrs. atfording fine sport. They were pro-
tected by law for five years and since, from
Nav lst to July lst. or during their time of
spawning and rearing the young fry. 1t is
one of the marvels of fish culture. We have
the following report of a few of the large
number of fishermen on the lake July lst {:
Judge Whitehouse caught IL bass; j. W.
Clapp. II; Henry Safford II; Mr.. jackson,
%; Dr. Cochrane, 20; and Others from to
10 each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
TAXES OF 1879.
State of Maine, City of Augusta
TIRE NOTICE.

The State, Comfy, city and Village school Dis
irir Taxes, assessed In the city OF Augusta, for
thr wear 1879, have been committed to Guy Turner
Collector of said city. for collection bv warrant of
the Assessors of said city, dated June 0 1879. and
said Collector is required to complete and make
Of said collections to the Treasurer of said city
or before the first day of March, $50.
And, Ia conformity with The provisions of law,
tice Is hereby given that b. Il vote of the City Coun
Gil OF said city, and of the Village School District in
said city, said taxes due and payable to the
Collector on or before August :, 1917, and that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

\ gentleman who was up at two o'clock,
yesterday morning. saw the newly married
planets. They were about a foot apart, as
appeared to the naked eye, and lowering over
the telegraph Office, awaiting a telegram to
know what course to take on their wedding
tour" They will part very soon, however,
be divorce, not to be united again for many
centuries 1t was beautiful sight, Mars
hcng the most brilliant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL
New York Monev Market.

Ereniag Report.
NEW YORK, July 3.
Money loaned at 4-s6- cent. ON call, ciosius at
go per cent.
Sterling. for long, and 4s7 ss7a for short
sight.
Carrying rates, l-s2-; borrowing rates, ala.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, increasing southwesterly
winds, warmer, clear, followed By partly
cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
The Bidderord High school.

The graduation exercises of the Biddct0rd
High School occurred last Friday evening
The large City Hall was packed. The stage
was beautifully decorated with flowers. and
several bushels ot bouquets were thrown to the
graduates. Ten young ladies read essay.
which for composition and delivery reflected
great credit upon themselves and teachers
Prof w. q. Fletcher is deservedy popular
with pupils and people. He closes his first
ycar. very successfully and will probably he
offered an increase of salary. 4 Biddcfcrd
exchange says:
''Principal Fletcher is practical teacher
a painstaking, competent and complete drill
master--and the class that go ont from I'M
der his instruction next week. will be armed
for the battle Of life. with something more
than mere superficial idea.-a smattering-
of the studies they have been pursuing for
years past With Board of Education com
posed of gentlemen peculiarly fitted by cdu-
cation, experience, and habits for the over
sight of our schools. and Principal of such
acknow ledgcd ability and industry as Mr.
Fletcher, there is no reason in the world why
the Biddeford High School should moi out
rank the best in the state"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
WEST INDIES.


KINGSTON, Jamaica, July ,. Advices from
Port an Prince state that the populace fred
upon the Senate. The senators fled and
many were shot. The fighting still con-
tjnues.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Railroad Matters.

BELFAST. July ?. At the annual meeting
of the Belfast & Moosehcad Lake Railroad
Co., Charles B. Hazeltine. John G.. Brooks,
Josiah Mitchell. Daniel Fauncc, William NJ
Woods, Philo IIersey Edward johnson, VIM.
II. Burril and Samuel Otis were chosed Di-
rcctors. Charles B. Ilazelton was elected
President; Asa Faunce. Treasurer: John II.
Qnimby. CLERK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
The Oxford County Republican Convene
tiOn.

PARIS, july The Oxford County Re
publican Convention to-day, made the fol
lowing nominations
Scnators-Wm. w. Watt, Dixield; Fran
els W. Redlon. Porter
County Ntorney-John i. Swazey, Can
ton.
Judge of Probate--Augustus H. Walker,
Lowell
County tommission,r-F Frank r. Bradley,
Fryeburg.
County Treasurer-George IL. Watkins,
Paris
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
\ Project.

HAVANA, July ?. a project will be submit
ted by the Cuban government to Madrie, to
distribute the 10000 soldiers on the island
amongst the sugar plantations, tor purpose
Of working as field hands, at fixed weges per
month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
New York stock Market.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.
The following are the closing official prices of min.
n sfo kat tn.d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
f,oaat nyesittes.

The Good Trmplafs--Anguata Lodge
will hold II meeting, at 40 O'CLOCK, to make
arrangements for AZ r%crrsion ~ Silver Lnkc.
Regular meeting OF seth Williams Post
this evening. al x o'cioci,.
The children of the Cold Water Temple
will meet at the Reform Club hall on Friiay
(Fourth of july morning, at . o'clock, to
go on picnic; the place to be determined
upon. They will please bring their bas-
kets full of food.
At the session of the board Of Aldermen.
to-day, the matter of the city assuming the
high school will be presented. There are
many arguments in favor Of giving to the
boys and girls of the entire city the benefits
of the school
Hill < Moorlcn's new 2U-fcct lathe ar
rived yesterday, and was put into their ma
cline shop on Rines hill.
Meeting at Meonian Hall, Saturday
evening, to re-organize the republican club.
Let the old and the Young be present.
Rev. George w. Quinby, ID. d., will preach
at South Litchfed, next Sunday, at II
o'clock \. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
SHAWL LOST!

DETWEEN HaIIoweII and Augusta, SATURDAY
ID forenoon, June 2sth, A nice plaid shawl The
finder will be- suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
journal Office, july1t3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Death Of Hon. William r. Haines OF
BiddefOrd.

BIppEroRD, July .. Hon. VIM. +. Haines
died this morning at : o'clock, aged about IS
years. He graduated from Dartmouth in
1881; in law practice with Gov. Fairfield
from 1885 to ls41 member of the State Sen
ate in lst1; chairman of the legislative com
mittcc to receive President Polk on his visit
to Maine agent of the Saco Water Power
Co. from 1877 to 1850; became agent of the
Pepperel Co. in 1850. held the position for
Il years; Treasurer of the Pcpperel 6 La
coma Companies from ls61 to 1870. hut re-
signed on account of iilucss: agent of both
companies since; candidate for democratic
United States Senator twice; candidate for
Congress in the first district; trustee OF Bow
doin until few years past he has been a
trustee of Dartmouth President of the Bid
deford National Bank active member of tire
Congregational church. He was honored and
respected 10y the people. and leaves a void
difficult to fill
He leaves a widow, one son, Hon. Fergu-
son Haines of Biddeford and three daugh-
ters. the eldest of whom is the wife OF AM
brose Eastman, Esq, of Boston.
Died at Sea.
NEW YORK, July =. Schooner William
Drury, fiom Pensacola, reports Levi II. Al
len, second mate and a native of ST. George,
Maine aged %, died June IL and was buried
at sea.
Failure.
NEW YoRk, July ,. The failure Of the
Denison Paper Manufacturing Co. of Me-
ehanicS Falls, Maine, was the general topic
of conversation among paper dealers yestcr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

Smiley 4 Wasgatt. who have established
themselves at the Carr store east side river,
are fully supplied with stoves, furnaces,
hardware, ranges, tin ware, and every other
article usually found in a store of the kind.
They attend TO johbing and repairing of all
kinds. and persons doing business with them
may b. sure of receiving fair aud honorable
treatment.
II will BE- seen b, announcement elsewhere
that the well known Equitable Life Assur-
ancc Society of the United States, has recent
~ adopted form of contract in which very
important concessions are made TO policy
holders, guarding their rights more jealousy
than ever before--just such a concession as
strong. powerful and influential company
as the Equitable can afford to make By this
new plan the policy of the insured are abso-
lutely incontcstablc. This matter is more
fully explained in our advertising columns.
The Equitable company commenced business
in l-59 and its total admitted assets are to-
day S35, ,0l5. .67j.93; while its surplus as re-
CARDS policy holders is 81 ,32i ,393 2a. Cpto
last December it had 46. 1888 policies in force,
on which there was an Insurance of Slj7 7.131.
3jG. In Maine there were 963 policies
amount insured, 81, l,6G9. .0l5.00; policies is
sued during the year. 2ij; losses and claims
paid during the wear, ia Maine, 50, 400 Hon.
Joshua Nye has been appointed General
Agent Of this company for Maine, and will
commence operations at once. !, better Sc
lection could not have been male, Mr.. Nye
being entirely conversant with the business
of insurance, and perfectly familiar with the
standing of all the companies. He has Sc
lccted this out of the companies, TO which
to devote his time. We shall give further
particulars in day or two.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
July 5th. at Z 1-2 O'clOcJx.

All Republicans who desire to participate in the
campaign are requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Discount Of Seven per Cent.

" ill he allowed on ail taxes NOLt NTARILI PAID
before that day. aud INTEREST AT SIN PER
CENT. will he added to all taxes remaining unpaid
Augusta ., ls9a CRY TURNER.
june 10, 1879. Treasurer of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The strike.

FALL RIVER, July ,. The mills are run
ming abou, as Yesterday, some still reporting
slight gains in spinners. There was no dis
turbance OF any kind reported to-day.
sudden Death.
Jyscph Chaeer, an old resident of this city,
was taken sick with the cholera Monday, and
died this afternoon. and was buried tonight.
RumOr.
BosroN, July ,. 1t was learned late to-
night that movement was on foot among the
friends of Edmunds, recently arrested for for
gerry, to buy up the forged notes in the bank,
before any action is taken, and thus release
him from penalty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
PENNSYLV ANA.
Robbery.

HsRRIsBrRG. July = The house of Widow
Hollis, at South Oil City, was robbed Sun
day night of 81 LOO and fired. The widow
was badly burned, but succeeded in making
her escape.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Strike.

SmAAoKIS, July >. Men at May, Auden.
ried Co.'S coiliery struck for an advance of
10 cents a wagon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
.rbltratiOn.

Arbitration.
Walter Shanley, arbitrator, has awarded
Duncan Mcdonald $3.50, 900 and Abbott
$50, 900, in settlement of their claim against
the provisional government in a contract for
building Quebec, Montreal. Ottawa & Occi-
dental railroad. from this city to the lake.
Religious.
QufBEC, July 2. Tho Rhode Island pill
grims, numbering nearly 300 arrived to-day
and proceeded to shrine Saint Anne DE
Beaupre.
Small pOx.
EsosBURG FALLS, July ., Small pox has
again broken out. Only one case is reported
but many have been exposed to the infection.
Excitement runs high
GRANNY, July =. A man named Pharaoh,
aged 60, inflicted fatal injuries upon himself
with butcher knife, last night.
Personal.
| GAsrE, July Q. The Governor General,
Duke of Argyle and party arrived last night.
To-day they visited the principal fishing es-
adjustments in the vicinity and are now fish
ing in Gaspe bay. They return TO Gaspe to-
night.
Charlie Ross.
.CowANsyILLE, July =. 1t is reported a
boy answering the description of the cele-
brated Charlie Ross, is living near here, it'll
a French Canadian family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
CANADA.
Dominion Day.

MONTREAL. July 2. Dominion day was
celebrated throughout Canada with much
display. Thousands gathered in the cities
and town. where celebrations were magnif-
cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
EAllure.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Drowned.

DOVER, July ?. The adopted son of SAM
ucl Giles, aged eight years, fell into the river
this noon and was drowned. The body was
recovered about an hour afterwards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

associated Press Tclegrams tn the Dali,
kennebec Journal.1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
A GREAT ENTERPRIsE.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one of Rochester's greatest business enter
priscs. Their Hop Bitters have reached Il
sale beyond all precedent, having from their
intrinsic value found their way into almost
every honschnld in the land = Grophic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Excursion.

The New Hampshire Press Association
take their excursion from July Il to u, and
members of the press from other States Ar,
invited to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Killed.

PORTLAND, July >. Chas. Dow, a carpen-
ter employed on the Rochester Railroad re-
pair shop, was killed to-day while at work on
a car near the station. in consequence OF a
age.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03
Railroad Matters.

Portsmouth, July 2. Mayor Sise was no
tilted by telegraph, to-day. from Boston, that
the Eastern Railroad has not paid the rental
due July LIST, on the Portsmouth and Dover
Railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-03

Leave your Fourth of July orders to-day
with ID. W. Pillshnry Son, for green peas
and beans. and other vegetables. s4sss 1,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-01

ST. CLAIRSNILLE.
Correspondence Of the Rcsi.iG.

Correspondence Ol the Register.
ST. CLAIRsyuLU December 81.
The long.eXpected trial OF the slandrr
suit brought against Rev, John W. To.
land, OF Bcllairc, 10y Mrs. Reed, OF the
Ni,iuity OF Tcmpennceyille, eliminated
in compromise yesterday. Nearly u
hundred witnesses W,rc present Mon
day afternoon, 10 tell what they knew
of tho character ui Mrs. Rced and the
alleged utteunces ut Mr. Toland, hut
just when all parties were about ready
to proceed to trial \ compromise Was cl-
lcctrd According lu the terms ol set
tlcneut. the ease was dismissed and
Mrs Reed paid all costs which she had
contracted, Mr.. Toland paying hls own
witnesses.
cur new sheriff, Samuel lllllcs, Esq,
ui Rarncsvillc. will he inductcd into
office On next Mondav. sheriff Kinney
will gu back to his rural home n wiser
hut a poorer man, II II u singular Tact
that nearly every man who has hcld thc
office ul sheriff IN this county has lett
the office poorer than when hc went III.
James Williams, one ol the thieves
who He'd from our police about w"
months ago, wa arrested by the police
ul BullRirc few days agu and ~ now III
the city jail at that place, ~ default ui
~ fine aud costs Tor drunkenness The
officers here say they don't want jim
now. Wm. Sclhy, the principal witness
iur the prosecution, ran away soon after
the flight oi Williams, aud the state IN
now unable tu convict the thieves,
although there Is no doubt oi their guilt.
The annual Ma~ouc supper viii ho
held at the lodge room IN this place, "n
the evening al January ld, lSIa
\ Mr, Meek, "i Bcllairr, whose hus-
baud was killed hy u train on tho {. n
l.. railroad, sued thc company Tor dam-
ages. On last saturday the jury dccld-
ct the ,i-o IA luyur ul the railroad COM
pauN.
Nlhrrl Murhmurr, lurmcrly oi this
town, died last sunday, ut Columbus, O..
whore hv has hrvd ~ business lot sew
cIal years,
The tcachrrs ul this county viii hold
meeting here on saturday, when they
will disrUSs the proposition iu elect
county superintendent IN each county,
\ strong effort will hc made ut thc cont
ing session ul the Legislature tu secure
the necessary legislation lot tho election
ui such -upvrIntvndcut5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-01
THE OLD WORLD.
HARD TIMES AND 0ESTlTUTl0N IN
ENGLAND.
thousands Out Of Employment and in Ac
tual Want--.The Afghan War
Alarm in Constantinople,
Hard Timon In England.

l.oNnoN, December 3l,--.The T,mn in
its financial summary ior the 9Th says
that industries have been diSorRnizcd,
credit shaken. and failures multiplied on
every haud. The failures will bc nearly
five Thousand more than last year. Not
only have wages been reduced, aud
many thousand artisans thrown out ul
rmpluymrnt hut many thousands ul
those above thv artisan class are either
in actual want, ur on the confines ui II.
The increasing numbers driven Ia grant
bills ul sale uu their effects Is one sig
nltcnni proof ul what Is going "u ~ the
ranks ul the lower and middlc ClasScH.
Win Reaist BHtenS,on OF Hours Of Labor,
InNuuN, December 81 The AmHl-
gamatrd SucIv;y ui Engineers has re-
solved iu resist tu the utmost the IN
GREASE ui hour, ul lahur, proposed lay
the London lrnu TRADES EMPLOYERS Us
sorintlon. \ general orgauihatiun ul
trades tu resist the extension ut hours
is intended, aud there * said to hc u
mrgv amount ui funds available lot the
purpose, IN addition tO u quarter ul a
million dollars which the engineers
have.
Monoasis Friends Pleading for Moroy,
VI M\uuu, December ~. MunCuSi's =
counsel his vito aud child, were given
audience hy kiug Alfonso, to-day, They
have presented to the Minister ul Jus
tirr uctltluu praying lur mercy md
signed hy ,,uNu pvrSuu~ including tive
bishops Furthermore, seniors NagH-ia
aud Castelar, have intrrCrdCd with
SENIOR Cuuuns dvl Castcllu in hchall ul
MunVa~I.
Plottors Against Prince Milan.
BuUENuE, December n Warrants
have hcru ISSUED lur the apprehension
OF the prvtrndrI kangnrgwtch, his son,
and siN other persons, lur hugh treason
in plotting against tho LIE ul Prince
Milan The government appeals To- tho
homo and foreign aulhurItr, tu assist
m their capture.
SWISS Catholics.
GrNrNA. December 81 The Swiss
Roman Catholics, having received pet.
mission iron, their upcriur- tu vote at
llt tltillblN 'l IAllNh I'lNNlN NlHN'hl 'i
leaving the ull Catholics a monopoly ui
this privilege, have Just carried, hN 40
lu ~, the nomination tot a Roman
Catholic priest at NaigvhEtur, n Eu
usiyugi
Tho Afghan War.
lnNuuv, prrrmhcr 81. \ dispatch
irrm Lahore SAYS \ strong lurrc "l
mountainccrs hps stopped nll traffic
through khyhrr Pass, aud cut the irlr.
Graph Nircs. Three companies ol
truups with two guns have been sent tu
tlcnr the Pass. At llMHrplcr iour
Ihountaiuvrr, were publicly hanged lur
unurdpriug u camp follower ul kuRin
Column. aud two others Ner1 tlugVcd
tar pluRlerIng.
Alarm IA O1nEtAntinople.
r losnoSt Deosmbcr 8i.-.-A Vienna
dispatch reports that alarming news
rnurs lrom Constautlnoplc ul Nocturnal
arrests, general dcslitutiuu aud apprc.
h,ui.d riots \ correspondent believes
lhai the cay u olaru lass hcvu raIsri
hy = section ui the official class which
thinks interests ate Threatened 90 IA
lurrd hN the present ministry