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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
POLITICAL.


Nat1oool kepooeico0 Coom1tees
NV YoRK, July 1. A large number o,
members Of the republican National commit.
tee. which meets this evening, have arrived in
the city. The committee viii meet At
o'clock this evening and effect permanent
organization and appoint an executive CON-
misfee. As far ~ known no pereon has
been mentioned to succeed Cameroh
The republican National committee met
tonight At the Fifth Avenue Hotel and was
called to order by Governor Jewell of Conn
Twen;y-nine members we're present and IL
proxies. A committee on permanent organi-
lstions Was appointed, but could not report
tonight. The meeting was addressed by sew
eral members, among them Frye. Adjourned
till tomorrow.
Statements Of Ex.(sov. Boutwell,.
LowELL. Mass, July l. Ex-Gov. Boutwell,
in speech at = ratification meeting tonight.
stated that Grant told him AFTER the nomina-
ton Of Garfield that he felt greatly relieved
by the action of the convention and that
great responsibility had been removed from
his shoulders. Grant also said he felt more
indebted to the friends who so gsllantly stood
by him than if they had succeeded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
TOSSED BY 4 BULL j!
A PIucky kususts Boy Has an En-
counter with . Savage Bovine.

Last Monday morning Frank Newman, :
young man about 81 years of age. whose
father owns . farm on the Bracket road.
came near losing his life by the assault of an
enraged Jersey ball. Young Newman had
taken the animal from the stable to the wa
| tering tub. as he had done dozens of times
before. with nothing but a stout stick TO
defend himself in case of an attack. Alter
drinking, the bull acted ugly and did not wish
to 60 back into the stable Newman attempt
ed to compel him 10 enter the building. when
the animal turned suddenly around. beloved
char ged at his driver, and tossed him high
in the air. In the barn ward was q pool of
muck and water, into which Newman landed
This soft bed broke the force of his fall and
probably saved his life. The bull then
charged again and tossed the young man
second time into the air. Although his cloth
ing was torn and his body badly bruised by
the sharp horns of the infuriateda monster,
Newman showed that he had considerable
sand in his composition by taking the Of
fensive and belaboring the animal so furious
ly about the head with his cudgel that he con-
quered him just as his uncle, who heard the
noise, appeared on the scene 10 his rescue.
The bull never showed signs of ill temper
before, and in the future will be watched
carefully
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Complimentary.

complimentary. s.
In its issue of June 10th, the Chicago In
ter-Ocean, one of the leading newspapers of
the Lake City" TINS speaks of the former
principal of the Normal School at Castine
"A good deal of regret is felt here and in
Highland Park that Professor G.. T. Fletcher.
who has had the charge of the Highland Col
lege for Women since the mid year, has de-
ciled to return East. Prof Fletcher's noble
work in the East has verified itself for the
Ladies' Seminary at Highland Park, made
vacant BY the sudden death of the late Presi-
dent Weston. so well known East and West
as an educator. Coming, as he did, to di-
rect the school for the remainder Of the year,
and while laboring necessarily under great
disadvantages. his timely arrival rescued the
college. and his worth has been most highly
appreciated by all interested in it, A gentle
man of marked executive and teaching abil
ity, the board had hoped to secure his SER
vices permanently to place the school upon a
broad basis of discipline and scholarship,
The people of Highland Park regret TO lose
him and his estimable wife, who, as matror
| of the school, won the respect and love OF
| teachers and pupils"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Commencement Week at Bowdoin c.

CONNIE necment w eek AT bOWuOtn SOlIe8e'
Sunday. July 4.-Sermon before the Bow
doin Praying Circle, by Rev. George w.
Field, ID. D., of Bangor, in the Congrega-
tional church, at As A. NJ. Baccalaureate
before the graduating class. by President
Chamberlain, in the Congregational church,
at o'clock p. NJ.
Monday.-Prize declamations by the Junior
class. in the Congregational church, at
o'clock p. NJ.
Tuesday-Class day; Grafton and poem. in
the church. at 10: 80 o'clock A. NJ. Exer-
cises under the Thorndike Oak. at 3 O'Clock
=. NJ. Promenade concert and dance on the
green. at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Wednesday. Beta Kappa Fraternity
annual meeting, medical lecture room,
Adams Hall, at . A. NJ; annual meeting OF
the Alumni Association. in the chemical lec-
turc room. Adams Hall. at 10: 80 A. NJ. ; adj
dress before the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity,
bv Prof Geo r. I.add. in the Congregational
church. at 8 p. NJ; in the evening concert
will be given in the church. by the American
Band of Providence, Il. L., and Miss May
BRYANT Doors open at ~: concert to COM
mence at o'clock.
Thursday, commencement day-Prayer
meeting of Alumni and friends in the Senior
recitation room, NJ. H., at A. NJ; COM
mencement exercises in the Congregational
church. The house will be open for ladies
at 10 A. NJ, of which notice will be given by
the bell. Admission to the transepts by
tickets from the Senior class, at 9: 30 A. Nj.
The exercises will commence at 10 80 A. NJ,
and proceed according to the printed order.
The procession will form at the chapel, ane
move at 10; Is A. NJ. The Cleaveland lee
ture room. Mass. Hall, will be open from
! to 10: 80. for the registry of the names o.
Alumni and the distribution Of tickets foi tht
commencement dinner. Reception by Presi
dent Chamberlain from g to IL L. NJ.
Friday-The annual meeting of the Maine
Historical Society. will be held at their libra
rv room. at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Examination
Of candidates for admission to the severa
classes, at Q A. NJ. in the chemical lecture
room. Adams Hail. Cleaveland cabinet
library. painting gallery, and other r'om
open to the public from to 10 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Co. r..,. youp. Man. stay East.

stay Fast. Young Man, Stay East
We publish the following Disseminating
letter from Maine boy in the west JUST as
II was sent us. In his opinion, the great
West is far from being an Utopia;
Or WEST, June 27th, 80
MrssRs. IL wish to give the young men
ofWa;ne a little advice, as am Maize BOY
myself and somewhat interested ior 1ne,1
welfair. Stay where You are; donnot come mn,
out here with the expectation OF get.:ns .ra .a
as m thev arc there. And nerer come out here
thinking n of farming. for it is almost com
nieaf failure. Wheat has been failure nve
wears out of the last seven. $50 they tell me
and their corn is not worth onley rom H. ~ -
.s =, tho s,orms tbev have out here. | would
a. odx;se @ them to go down into Aroostook Co.,
and 90 to farming. rather than come here
Yours respt,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
MINNESOTA.
Pleasure Steamer Blown Up-Sad Loss Of
Life.

Pleasure Steamer BlOwn Up-Sad Loss Of
Life.
MrxxKArorIs July /. This morning. on
Lake Minnistona, the pleasure steamer Maxcy,
while living at the wharf of St Louis Hotel,
exploded her boiler, wrecking the boat,
which Immediately sunk. The following Is q
list of killed and wounded: VIM. Chad
wick, engineer, Instantly: ]. X Plattenburg.
guest at the hotel, fatally wounded and died
in two hours; c. A. Gaines. head waiter at
the hotel. killed; John Steward. pilot fatally
injured and now dying: Edwin j. Perkins,
fireman, scalded about the face and neck
Frank Adams, head clerk at the hote!,
scalded and hprt in the eye; A. 5. Simon OF
Minneapolis. shocked and prosrrated; Jim
\ colored porter, scalded and bnrned; Lang,
a porter. scalded and bruised; Harry col
ored boy, arm dislocated and body burned; /;
English George, scalded and bruised The
host was on its ~ay to Waygala, to take on
hoard 100 excursionists, and stopped at st.
Louis Hotel en- route Her boiler was
known As the Ames boiler and is the third Of
that make which has exploded on the lake
n three years, each time with fatal results
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Ju1y l.
The following the closing official prices Of min.
a..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Peace at BueaOs Ayres.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Death.
Demolition Of FOrtresses.

Demolition Of Fortresscs.
vienna, July I. In reply to representa-
tions of the British and Austrian govern
ments in regard to the demolition of the Dan
ube fortresses, the Bulgarian government
has given orders for the work OF demolition
to be hastened.
Belgium and the Vatican.
BRUssELs, July /. The rupture " ith the
Vatican was caused by the Bishop Of Tour
ney, who is now in complete disagreement
with the Papal See, communicating dispatch
es establishing the duplicity of the Vatican.
Report Of a Russian.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1. The report of
Orbinsky, sent by the government to exam
inc into the causes of agricultural success in
the United States, will shortly be published.
OrbiDsky lays stress upon facilities for trans
portation and shipment Of grain in the United
States, but draws no conclusions and makes
no practical suggestions. General Gregg
has been summoned to supply this deficien-
cy.
Russia and China.
1t is semi-officially declared nothing has
been received here confirming the news Of an
engagement between the Russian troops and
Chinese at Terkpass and Kezelkurghan, in
which the Russians were defeated.
Jesuits In France.
LONDON, July l. A despatch from Rome
! says the French religious orders affected by
the anti-Jesuits decrees have telegraphed 10
the Vatican their intention to submit to the
laws. This probably means the orders not
yet expelled. The same despatch says the
Pope has decided TO accept the Prussian de-
cree.
Trade in Manchester.
The Manchester Guardians monthly trade
| report says there has been some improvement
during the month and the aggregate business
is larger, but prices are hnimproved. Pros.
poets for the autumn trade brighten.
Bradlaugh's Case.
| The Times understands that the conserva
tives favor legislation to settle the question oi
right Of affirmation in the House of Com.
mons.
Esglish COmmons.
In Commons this afternoon. Gladstone
made motion allowing all elected members
to affirm. The House was filed this evenint
in anticipation Of q elimination of Brad
laughs case.
The Under Foreign Secretary states ther,
| is no truth in the statement that the Chimes.
have reached Fort Nevyn.
Affairs in Aixhanistaa.
BoxBAr, July /. The British commits
sioner at Cabul has been summoned to Sim
Ia, to confer with the viceroy on the state O
affairs in Afghanistan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Maine Farmer: The census enumerators,
DIR. J. o. Webster, Mr.. George Doughty and
DIR. VIM. b. Lapham, have completed the
taking Of the census, and find that Augusta
contained on the first day of June, 1854 in
habitants. On the first day of June, 1870,
the population was 1903. We have there
fore gained il the last decade, s26 inhab-
tants. We are not able to classify them by
wards, but find that the east side of the river
has SOP, and the west side 1924 inhabi-
tants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

pany has been formed under the General
Law of the State, with the following officers
President, Ira d. Sturgis; Treasurer. w. p.
Whitehouse; Directors, Ira d. Sturgis, Jas.
NJ. Sawyer, w. p. Whitehouse. The capi-
tai stock of the Company is S25 900; the par
value of the shares, $50. Quite large num-
Der of shares have already been taken. Mr..
Sawyer is a resident of Haverhill. and has
been engaged in the shoe business for many
years. We hope now in short time to see
the shoe factory in successful operation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Tracking a Burglar.

PORTSMOUTH, July |. The city marshal
with posse has been searching between this
city and South Berwick junction for the mis-
sing burglar who escaped from Biddeford yes
terday. The man was seen on the track Of
the Portland. Saco & Portsmouth road but
took to the woods near Elliot, which has
since been surrounded, and il is a question of
a few hours of his ultimate arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennebec Journal
Death.

BANGOR, July l. Hon. Isaiah Stetson of
Bangor died Wednesday, after long illness.
He had held various public offices.
Campaign Club.
The republicans in large numbers met
in City Hall this evening and formed
campaign club and a company of Davis
Veteran Guards. Judge Whiting S. Clark
was elected President of the Club and H.
n. Fairbanks Captain of the Guards. The
meeting was addressed by Senator hamlin,
Judge Clark and others.
Republican Convention.
PENNINGTON, July /. The Franklin cOun-
ty republican convention nominated George
X. Fernald of Wilton. Senator Isaiah Chick
Madrid, Commissioner; b. A. Dyer, New
Sharon, Sheriff; Daniel NJ. Bonney, Farm
ington, Treasurer One hundred and thirty
delegates were present. DR.. j. b. Severy was
chairman, with A. ID. Russell and J. ii.
Thompson secretaries. Nominations were
made unanimous and the convention was
harmonious. Hon. Eugene Hale addressed a
meeting on the Common, this afternoon.
Fire.
Fort FAIRFIELD, July l. The dwelling
house of Thomas Flanary was burned to-day
Contents saved. Loss $500. Caused by a
spark from the chimney.
Bates College.
LEWISTON, July /. The Grafton before the
Bates societies was delivered at City Hall,
this evening. by Rev. Edward Everett Hale Of
Boston. Subject, "The duty of scholars to
mankind"
Politics in SkOwhegan.
SKOwHEGAN, July /. This afternoon the
democrats threw large flag to the breeze,
without any demonstrations. This evening
the republicans raised Garfield flag.
Speeches were made by Congressman Lind
sey and Hon L. II. Webb, and a salute of
guns fired for the nominees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Colby University Notes.

Colby University Notes.
The exercises passed off very well. though
owing to tie heat, were not quite so well at
tended as-usual. The Weber quartette OF
Colby gave very excellent music. unfortu-
natelv this quartette will be be broken at the
close of the term, as two of the members
will graduate.
Considerable amusement was had during
the day. over the appearance OF faise or
ders" They were quite decent this year.
To morrow. Thursday night the exhibition
of the Middle class of the Classical Institute
will occur, to be followed Friday by the grad
mating exercises of the Senior class
Waterville, June 30. r. b. T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

The census enumerators in many of the
towns of Waldo county have completed their
labors On the whole, there will probably
be loss of population in that county. The
gains and losses given below are as compared
with the census of 1870. Belmont now has
$50 inhabitants, loss of 6s; Brooks, so,
gain 2; Freedom, 652, loss Ga; Jackson. 667,
loss 40; Prospect, 40, loss ll6; Stockton.
1916, loss 543; Swanvile, 700. loss 20; Troy
1000, loss l4l; Unity 1892. loss 100; Waldo.
663, gain l5 Net loss in the the ten towns
ll34
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
Chiliau.Peruvian War.

New York, July l. Advices received at
Panama from Lima, state that africa was at
tackled by Chiian force of {, 200. about June
4th or 9TH. Before the fight the Chiians sum
moned the Peruvian garrison to surrender.
but received for reply 1--WE will resist until
our last cartridge is exhausted" On the sth
all communication between africa and other
points in Peru was cut off,
LIMA, July |. The Chilian and Peruvian
torpedo launches had fight in Callao harbor,
May 25th and both were sunk.
PANAMA. July /. News received confirms
the capture Of Tacna, and reports the COM
mencement of an attack on africa
Peace at BneR0s Ayres.
LONDON, July !. A despatch from Rio de
Janero confirms the statement from Buenos
Ayres that treaty of peace has been signed,
that DIR. Tejedas has withdrawn as a candi-
date for the Presidency, and that the provin-
cial forces have laid town their arms in
Buenos Ayres.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Saturday, July Sd, will be observed as In
arations are being made for royal good
time. The sports will begin at 10 o'clock,
and will consist of target practice, jumping
matches, all kinds of races, etc. The con-
testants for prizes must in every instance be
will be fred at noon. Music will be fur
nished by the Home Band. Commencing at
dark there will be brilliant display of fire.
wnrka
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Marrifo.

In China. at the residence Of the brides iatn9r' 81
w;ison ward. ESQ, by Rev. S. H. Beale. MI W.
y w.r, and Miss bella c. Ward, both of Chins
In MOSCOW, June ~. BY John Carney: Esq n
Dana Hin Of Bingham, and Miss Nettie NJ Aoams'
o' r. por,isnd. June g. BY Rev j. F. Hutchins .Ieo
rra, and Miss Elizabeth W tson. both OF fonisnd-
In Searsmnnt June %. By Rev T. ~: over ,tMs; y;
Alexander Harding and Miss A"na eo>oA' "
Appleton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
WET INDIES.
Brig Wrecked.

HAVANA, July /. American brig Georgia.
of Baltimore, Sagua for Delaware Break
water, was wrecked June 20 ON Key Cruz Del
Padre, under suspicious circumstances. II is
alleged the bill of lading and insurance call
for more sugar than is on board. Orders for
arrest have been issued against the captain,
who disappeared mysteriously. abandoning
his vessel and crew. He was seen at a rail-
road station in Havana, June 25th. and is sup
posed to have fed to the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02


Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed
so elegantly as it is possible for man with
few crisp bank notes in his possession to get
himself up nowadays. The most nmcai
Svbarite could find something to suit his
taste in the loaded counters OF c. II. Nason's
clothing store. Mr.. Mason is now carrying
one of the heaviest lines of nice furnishing
goods in the State. In handkerchiefs there
are the latest fancies from foreign and do
mestic looms. A very nobby thing is quiet
Pongee silk handkerchief with polka-spot
borders. His French lawn handkerchie's
with colored borders are very pretty. IN
hose there is a great variety of seasonao'e
STYLES of English hose, which are to be es-
pecially commended for their fineness Oh
quality and combination of tints. lie mas
an extensive assortment in delicate coiors'
with lilac. cardinal and old gold ciockings'
Mr.. Mason has all kinds and varieties OF ties
for summer wear. Even in braces there Is
chance to exercise good sense and luxurious
taste. Here are to be found some very ricn
pairs in drab and salmon tints, with blue ana
cardinal satin ends. Many prefer
the red Berlin braces when
are pretty extensively worn. Mr..
Mason carries large stock of thin nm
der vests, shirts, collars and cuffs The
sscelluloid" collar and cuff is big boon in
hot weather. They are made Of peculiar
material. which can be cleansed BY rubbing
with I damp cloth, and are destined to be-
come very popular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

1our large teams from this city and car
mage nom fosus took the young people of
St. Marks parish to Hammond. G,ov.
in'nrop' yesterday, on the occasion of their
annual excursion Of the Sunday School. The
anair was the most successful picnic which
mas ever been held under the auspices of the
parish. and the young people fairly revciled
in good time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
cuNDENsEn rELEcRAMs.

Steamship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool, re-
ports large quantities of ice on the Banks.
The vermoat division of the Portland &
Ogdensburg railroad was taken possession of
yesterday by the ST. Johnsbary 4 Lake
Champlain railroad.
The Kentucky court of appeals has decided
that the law excluding all but white persons
from juries is unconstitutional.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

The election of field officers of the Second
Regiment NJ. V. NJ, was held Wednes sday
evening, at the armory of Co. &C." jameson
Guards, Bangor. Capt. f. f. Small, A. d.
c. on Gen. Chambcrlain's staff, presided.
The following officers were elected: Lieut..
Col, Daniel White. Colonel; Capt. F. G..
Flagg, Lieut.. Colonel; Capt. James NJ. Da-
Wis, Major.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
wAsHINGrON.
Public Debt statement.

wAsHIxeroS, July ]. The pablic debt
statement to-day. shows decrease for June
of si0.2i4, ,424.5l, which includes SS3, 49,
"a Of fractional currency estimated to be lost
or destroyed, and applied to the payment Of
arrears OF pensions The total debt. princi-
ral and interest is -, 1920. 9i7.22; total
cash in treasury. s20l ,0ss. s.6z2 IS. Decrease
during the month, si0.2l4.4245l. De-
crease since June 80, 1879. So, ,034 ,9c1 .030.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
RHODE ISLAND.
Narrow Escape.

NEWPORT, July l. Engine Old Colony,
while backing up the steamboat train. just
after the passengers had alighted. lost driv-
ing wheel, by breaking Of the axle Had the
accident occurred on the trip. enormous loss
of life would have followed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

M-He largest stock of TSanks ana Bags
an he city, at the corner store
:" Phil p. GefcheiFs,
Cor. Bridge and Water Sts;
Nc. Leather Trunks and Gram Ledane'
Raos speeiaify. Sharf Straps ana Don
net Trunks airays on hand. rcur1I
rs anril2i+sm PHIL r. GETCHhLA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
MASSACHUSETTS,.
AttlebOrO, Races.

ATTLEBoRo', July |. At the closing day
of the June meeting the 225 class was won
by Frank Munson, owned by Johnson of
Brockton. The 2.37 class was won by Gen
eral p. owned in Boston. Attendance has
been good and the meeting successful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
NEW YORK.
Fatal Accid ent.


New BRrSswrcK, july |. Geo. Rotham
and Thomas Hemming were fatally injured
by ladder falling during slight FIRE.
Steamer Seawanhaka.
NEW YoRK, July /. The bodies Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett. killed at the Seawanhaka
disaster have been taken to Holliston, Mass,
for interment.
Officers Reinstated.
The Supreme court hes ordered the rein
statement of Police Commissioners Smith
and Nichols, removed by Mayor Cooper.
Exchanges Closed.
The Cotton Exchange will be closed Saiur-
day. Monday and Tuesday. the Produce Ex-
change on Saturday and Monday and Stock
Exchange on Monday.
Deaths.
There were ls7 deaths for the past ~ hours
ending at noon, including {? from the excess
siye heat.
Released on Bail.
NEwBuRGn, July /. Beaumont Buck, in
dicted for shooting the son of Sergeant-at-
Arms Thompson, was to-day released on
81 500 bail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

List Of Patents granted to Maine Inventors
for week ending June 20, furnished by s. w
Bates, Solicitor Of Patents, Waterville:
9,269. Michael F. Davis of Portland
(re-issne) '.Rowlock."
229,395. John II. Gordon of Brooks; ssUm.
brella Support
229,43s. Edward NJ. Marston Of Water.
vile; "Shank-making Machine"
229,267. Halsey II. Monroe Of Thomas
ton; Rotary Harrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
PENNSYLVANIA.
Couuterfeiters.

PrrrsBrRe. July l. Ten counferfeiters
we're arrested by United States officials, yes
terday. together with their materials and q
quantity Of bogus coin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

uF-A gentleman teacher of the piano and
organ, who is musical director also, occup-
ing high position in Boston, ~ouid give
lessons to family in the country, during va
c.,;on in exchange for board. Address
HARMoNYRIC,
Julyl-3t. Boston Heraiu o"'e'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
wEArHE. aErosr.

fnlicatisss 6es the Next ~ Heus.
War Dept, Once C:.ief Signal Oalcer. /.
Washinron, D. c., July al .. a. /
For New EnRiand and the Middle States.
partly cloudy weather. frequent rains, south
westerly winds, stationary or lower tempera-
ture and barometer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

At Cleveland. O.-Game called on first
inning. Worcesters o, CIevelands 4. Rain.
At Buffalo. n. Y.-Troys 4, BufFaios o.
At Albany, n. Y.-Albanys Q, Nationals
10.
No games At either Cincinnati or Chicago,
owing to rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Hon. Isaiah Stetson, prominent citizen
Of Bangor, and several years Mayor of that
city, died at his residence last Wednesday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Local 1,ln Stair Nefps.
Friday, July 3. 1880.
CAMPAIGN JOURNALS.

The WEEKLY JOURNAL WIN be sent from
June u, till the Close Of The State Campaign. or
for three months, for 20 cents.
The DAILY JOURNAL WIN be sent from June
49, TIL the close Of the State Campaign, for three
months tor e1.50.