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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

NORWAY. -Barnham q Swan OF Norway,
are making extensive repairs ani chinees
In their photo saloon In Norway. They
have pat IN six new attractive back
grounds, reafrauged the lights and added
10 their appliances. The nrm Il now DO
ing cxcsllsn, work, equal 10 that produced
In any city studio. They are. naturally
having q very liberal patronage
The Harvest Concert al the Uuiversalist
church last sunday evening. was largely
attended and a success In every wsy. The
declarations and Rotations were unusu-
ally good. Singing by the church choir.
This concert was the nfsi Of series OF
Sunday evenings gatherings Next sun
day evening couferfrcr IN Concert Han
In two weeks. lecture Boo ,he church ny
Rev. Ms. Angel) ia three weeks. N~p'r
sersicc. These meetings, We understand
will be continued through the winter
Norway has been deeply srilctsd this
past week. death claiming some ~ our old
eft citizens Among these wss Mr. Re-
beccs Howe. wife ~ the late Df Jesse
Howe OF Norway She died ~ typhoid
pneumonia ailer a short ani palnfal W.
ness. Mr. Howe va. well knoNu In our
village circle. ani will be greatly missed.
she leaves one daughter. Mrs John san.
borne
Mr. ani Mr.. Charles Hathaway have
returned from Bangor. where they have
BEEN for The past month.
A vocal and instrumental concert Il In
preparation. % take place a. Norsay Han
sometime week after nett The following
singers have been engaged Mr. Case,
Me-. Gondy Mcssfs Stockhriige ard
Ciyle pianist Harvey Marry Win these
singer. The concert cannot fili - d. asuc-
c So
The HIgh school ~hioh begun about
,so weeks ago. j. moving along anely IN
der 10 rev tsacbcr. SIR Kemp the pr.n-
elpa'. - very much ns,d sud bils fair 10
be fayor.te With tac scholars
The r,achsf.' Convention IL beiug held
10 N. high school bulldog f'r tso days.
Prof Lace Is ln t,sn. tui uumber ~
teachers from The surrounding towns.
Miss LiIiic Bsale IA. lust retained from
Boston.
Mr.. Colins Ani daughter let Ills week
for ihs.r new home lu Mass
Mr-. Charlie. Blake has gone q Port
LIANT f1ra slsit a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

TO 800 pounds .--Merton c. Austin Is at
Bowdoln College. Ellery c. Park At He
bron Academy. wooiln A. Bradeen Is a.
Bates College and Wilton Brsdeen q, WIZ
ION Academy Eta +. Park Il teaching
10 Peru. The Harlow I'm School IL being
,augh, by daughter o. T. H. Ludden,
esq. Of Dlxfeld.-we have had no serious
accidents. no great plaques or ,rouol's.---
Crop, are harvested snd are sounisn''
CIDER sppl.s are too plenty. "ioous
stock scarce. but plenty OF oxen aud older
cattle We made Rspubllcan gain Of
tweo,y I've In september over two years
ago. aud hops - be richly repaid there
for. by dulgent and faithful Performance
Of DUTY by those We helped 70 elect.
SrAHKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04


IIrueoN. Nov. ist-we a. havlus .
utus toach % wintcr-noi hit welcome.
Apples arc very Abanicut this year.
Several farmers la town will have a. many
a. soo barrels % granei fruit % sell Sea-
onis ant cider appi,- are almost worth
les In many places.
Mr. Quincy has sioppcd boy ing cid'r ~
p'e.. bot will work up for The owners VIA,
may hc taken o. hls min.
Isasc B.afcc has done qllie business
eyspora,lng. which has maze sale foF
many spp,es which otherwise wouli have
made elder
Corn q. very good this ycaf ani The
asli. have been yellow with pumpkins,
which promise. well f,r the time honored
pie.
Election draws near.
Rev. A. G.. ucrr'ck of Ffcrpori. Who
zoe. O. Csiirornia. 20 begin Bis labor.
with q church there. the nrst of December.
hal his home among us Tor Ten year. We
regret that his home l. 10 be- - faf aNay,
bai be- has ,hc best wishes Of bis many
friends here. who know that wherever h.
sos. BE- VII not lack nr frenis We ~
dersianl that he has expressed a Wish %
exchange with Rev Mr. R.charison before
be- goes. We hope that Mr. 4 will nnd IL
oonvculen, O. DO 90. that be may once
more preach . bis old friends and receive
their good wishes and Kind hrcWells be-
fore be leaves his naiiyc state Tor tie far
West
"a Donham. our Postmaster. hAs raised
SOB bushels 81 potatoes this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
NEW ENGLAND FAIR.
FHosrscr ruAr n Will "a HID n BAN
GOR NExT YkAR-

Hon. J. p. Bass. President OF ne hass
,ru Maine state Fsir, retained from bos-
ton. saturday evening. where be bad = con
s.rence with The executive officers OF The
New England Fair. There Il strong ieel'
log smoos The 0faeers Of that ofssnlLa.lon
10 have the pext exhibition held IN bangor.
Thoagh no definite arrangements hsse
zen completed. enough Il known 70 mske
n quite safe 10 say that 81 The next meet
ins on the Board OF Trustees u VIII oe No'-
ii 10 hold ths Fair Of lsso In Bangor
Ban0Or COmmercldi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

FEYrnrEG, oct 3i.-Mr and Mrs. $ l..
Post will return 10 n. Y. this week.
Dr. Mason attended the Moody meetings
At Portland. the annual melting OF the
American Missionary Association al Salem
Mass, and the convention OF Societies ~
Christian Endeavor. a, Lowell, last week.
Miss NJ y. swan len last Friday 20
spend he winter. a. usual In Boston.
Mr. n. W. Cousin. ant Miss Lila ID.
Osgood. were married by Rev. NJ. II
Grccnhaigh. OF 2
To, Academy Lyceum !. DOW open Va
The public 90 every Tuesday sveniags-on
The alternate Tuesdays a course Of lectures
f1r the benefit % the school viii be given
by ihc following gentlemen ani others
Prof =. &. Robinson Of Bowioin College,
A. G. Rounds formerly ~ fumlngion
Normal school. Rev. X Mason. ID D.,
". CORNELL % Gorham Normal School.
etc The first lecture 10 The ooar.s was
delivered last Tuesday evening by Nj W.
W McKann. q gen,lsman well Known a.
teacher In this ant Cumhcriand counties .
"Pinck ant Lock. "a. the subject
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

ANpovrR. oct s0.-The school In Dis.
trici No g. taught BY Miss E,hel p Ball.
~. closed This week
Miss E,.ls Cui,lng of th.s place. d.
teaching ia ~. z. Roxhufy.
Toe winter term of school In District
No. .. is 90 bel isugh' by Miss jennie Mar.
uu from Ramf,rL
IN wariWsli, esq, has .o,i h.s stock
~ goods sni rcnied h's store O. W. Ia
Ton. esq
Parlrg bees are 10 fashion la.i now
Lat FRIDAY there was one a. Chas Stsv.
ers. snd Monday uisht there was Que 81
Geo. A. Andrews 10 No. ..
Rev MI whit,amorc from York. Ne.
- visiting Bis sister. Mrs. ID. n. Ncwhali
% this town.
Rev Che. Dame OF ,he Congregational
Church. O.. preaching a series of sermons
90 she Tee Commandment. The sermon
IA, SABBATH being on The second.
The Congregational Sociahlc ~ This
wc,k Wa a. The house % Mr. Silyanus
Poor. Wednesday evening. The Band Wss
Ia attendance ant furnished music for The
occasion. A large number OF people were
present
TIE starch factory a. Chapman MIi's has
shui down for ihc season. snrr making
nearly Eve thousand bashc's of potatoes
into starch
Unusla.iy large crews are employed A.
ne Lake. Ilsi now. In addition % The
one hundred or more men employed by The
Inion Water Power Co A. che Upper
Dan. crews arc a. work A. Camps Whit.
uey. Bellevue snd other pisces.
The stable % ne Gregg House Is being
r~clspboariei ani painted.
Droyers are ac;ive sni farmers Ia ibis
ylcluliy have disposed ~ considerable
stock during ne past two weeks The
range In prices paid has been vide CORES
poniiug with the quality o. stock bought
Mis- M.uuie French Is visiting Boston
aui yicInty
Miss Iva Ncwhan L. home sgaiu.
The Caldwell Brother. % Farmers ii.n,
are aiilug wing % their barn.
We wcrc shown some smooth. nice look.
Ing Ru,ahasa turnifs. measuring from two
% Two ani one hall f,c, To- circumference.
a rev days since.
Nr. n. Thomas pa hai,i . oapseioas
c..iefn in connection with hls new house
and obtains supply % nice wlier hy
means Of force pump operated by wini
NTH.
m. Pur.ngton. esq. 90 South Easiou.
Mass. IL .n tosn
Mr.. l.. ID. Lovsioy. young ani enter
rrIsiug farmer or Farmers mn died Mon.
SAY. OCT. .1th. afier an liiuess % but a few
days ne leaves a wife AMI Two clllireu.
who have the sympathy % All To- tier Ell.
f.Ct.ou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

PAE1s-Nr. B y. Twieheli. prominent
farmer ana eltlfsu Of this town. Was taken
m on Friday afternoon, and died sunday
morning a. ? O'Clock.
p.,tf.t church. Rev. ,. D. tochrsne. Pastor
m. s1oiay. PreAcbing service, ~ 49, 40
bah school, % prsle,.. 49,. 1870 ~
1870, Todeasor, : A. Thursday evening
rraver meeting. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

List Of patents issued to Maine Invent
ors for the week ending oct. Is, reported
for Us by J. II. Mason, Solicitor OF Pat
ents, Bangor
Y. l.. Hsmlln and T. Publish. Augusta,
Screw driver.
y. W. Holt, Corinna, Flow clamp.
=. G. Lord, T. Surrey. Calendar attach
ment for pencils and pen holders.
q. n. Sheehan. Bangor. Nib lock.
r. Titcomb. North Yarmouth, Sand dis
tibuting mach ine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

CANTON The farmers have had excel
lent weather 10 nnish up harvesting aud
10 their falls work. and have generally
improved u 10 this section. The corn and
grain l. good. Potatoes gave fair yield
bat are rot,lng badly. Apples are sbund-
ant Winter frull Is being sold from cleo
10 81 81 per barrel; fall frul, and No. ?
grated fruit i sold from 20 10 90 cents yer
bashel. while elder spplc. are sold At any
price 10 suli Tie purchaser.
Pure apple juice i plenty, And tre NO.
men are hurryiug 10 boil u down for sauce
sni pies lest the moa should lay I'm too
large = stock for winters use.
%. Reynolds a Son report their yield
about eight hundred bushels spples, bat
not very good A. they were injured badly
by The fearful hail storm early 10 the sea.
sou. Some have purchased evapOrstors
aud done quite business evapora,ing sp-
plies. Fred A. Porter OF East Rumford,
reports 200 bushels evaporaiet by him.
:. T. Do,en OF Hartford has two eyapora-
tor and Is doing good business at H.
Canton high school and the district
school. are progressing nicely under the
instruction Of J. NJ. Holland A. teacher OF
high school AMI Mrs. Lura fogg A. teach
81 OF district school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

AIB,Nf, Oct Si.-Mrs. rdckey ofJaok-
son, y. n. 4 visi,lug d, her fa'her's. W.
W. Bird
Tylsr + Cole has gone % Kansas 10 sls.
Il a slck sister. a. writes 10 his brother
here, advising him b eel bis farm a once
AMI 70 % K,nsss
Our wiutsr schools are conmenclng
Lill'e Dresser i teaching la Dist No. 2
Ciafie Poster, IN Dis, No. I. Eilih ABBOT
l. engaged In Dist 40 3.
Ellery whesler l. aoout d move into the
Thomas BsrroSs house, q, th- Corner.
franklin Gross i @ move Into the Grow.
90 house. Just above the Corner
Horace Poster has returned from
"Spnrr's Corner" AMI nov occupies IFS
own house sgaio' sni his hammer l. heard
In his shop.
Alex Sioan's family Is deeply Effected
In the sudden death Of their youngest son.
Adus. whose case was mentioned In the
OENocRsr Ia, week. His faucrAl was
attended by large number % nj. frieuds.
Hls mother who i In feeble health. was 10
overcome a. the funeral TIA, her NE was
dosparci u. bat she rallied aud l. now
comfortable. Two OF bis brothers. from
Mass an. one from Conn. came b bis
fsucral. Rev ID. Garland, OF Bethel onlci.
aied
X Woodbury.. principal ofthe Eastern
Normal school. has spent a few weeks
With friends In Albany And Sweden. ITS
healts l. quite poor. but l. In measure
Improving
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

selfish men whoV pc for something from
the. government, III gain by voting the
Independent ticket. For il the lndepen
dent ticket is elected in sufficient strength
change which will give Hawaii the re
spect instead of the charity of the world
may be looked fur.
Let every thinking man, then, determine
to come to the polls today, let him cast
his vote for the Independent Candidates,
and when he has done that, he may rest
assured that he has done good turn to
HaSaii as a nation. The platform Of the
independent Party is before the voters.
Economical administration of the finances
OF the Kingdom. Reform in the malad
ministration of public affairs. A thorough
reform in the Board Of Health, which. in
place of windy rhetoric OF scissors and
paste books, viii give our wives and chill
dren that proper protection from disease
and lingering death which they do not
have now. Finally, the independent
Party most emphatically propose to sup
port true constitutional government, and
to strongly resent the efforts that have
been recently made 10 override popular
rights.
With such platform the Independents
ought to win. 1t appeals to the common
sense OF all voters. II the Independent
Party fails, il will only be because of un-
due coercion and that, as we have shown
has been used. VoTERs, TURN THE TABLES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

our long acquaintance with the Business Communiiy
D. we'll known aud We ingcraby keep iuyl0afc an bu-i
ness matters % private nature, Busiuess men who
viii ntrust t1cir coulIcrl matters 70 o. may aiways
feel -afe in d1in. We study the interests " our
Giants at All times aud advise on all husiuc-s topic
carefully, based on 0ur best Judgment.
In the General Busiues. Department wd aitand 20
everything iu the Commercial line such snc follow
ing. yEs-B0oks and accounts kept and adjusted &C.
curatelE neatly and sati-f====iII- Bills COLLECTED
promptly. and pfuCueiir-- taken a-aiust creditors
when c0npuisiou required speedy -cttement- Legal
Papers Of every de.cripti1u, sucI a- Uerd-, Boud-
Murteasrs Bills uf sale. Lfa-cs. Wil-. Patueffhip
Papcr. &c, drawn observation-disclosures Notices.
Articles Communication and Correspondence written.
ALSO . Memorials drafted and En-ru--ed urlfss.
Note., Ellis % EZchInc Letter 1T Csf. aEt BIuk-
tur natter generally attended 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Mortgages Amended Notice Of ForreIes-
ure and OF Sale.

Il Of sae coutalncd IN certain mortgage made bT
George Hzriey and Makoc Hardey 70 Dsnicl r. True.
dated TIE iith daY of March. iss recorded IN Hber
= page ~ notice i hereby given that aid nrislgee
inteuds 10 fpruclosc aid morfz1=e- for condition
broken. and upou aid foreclosure viii sell Al pnbfc
suction " The sale-foom u ? Adams In Honolaln.
on MONDAY. the lih day of February it II = oclork
q aid day. the premises de-cribcd IN said mort
gaze below specified.
Further particular ear b. had of " X Crsfie A.
t0rueT- Law. DANIEL r TRI T. Mortgage
Premises 70 he sold are siizaied o. ihe casiery si
of LIiha street having frontage Of about Il fesf WITH
depth n $50 feet niih an L Al the rear. mailing he
rear line % said lot fm feet and the i1t cumprsrs
abouf 1 of an acre Il adioins The Old Pea-e fse-.
eoniaina kai9 and kaia iand and of-rs agc ehrz-r
fof conlodi0as b0ueste1d. %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

that all the charges which have been made
against them We're untrue, he would not
move against them. at the same time, see
ing the kind Of evidence already brought
forward 1t was plainly almost impossible
for them to clear their skirts. In plain
words Mr. Carter. like a sensible man, viii
II elected. 90 to the house with an unbias
cd mind. but with thorough determine
ton to investigate fairly, and TO act on the
results OF his investigation. No better
spirit could be asked from member, Mr.
Carter gave no authorization to the ID
Usrtiser to say anything about his views with
regard to any party here. But his views
do entirely accord with the.views OF that
very large section Of the community which
desires a change Of administration. he
cause the present holders Of power have
been wasteful, foolish and extrayagant,
and on the complete proof Of this in the
Legislature he Will act
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
Amcrican WaItham Watches

Azariss Tr,. Gold Nedal.. The only medals award
% Tor wa,ehc., Melbourne International Exhibition
ISL
The only Gold Modal; also, three special and fouE
dr.t przes, sydney, Is'5-
The Gold Modal. Paris, isss FoHr FIRST Prize Ned,
zI-- Philadelphia 1sss.
The uneqzaled .aeuess OF these Celebrated Waiehe.
hts p5oiueed hc-i q worthless mutations. Buyers
1riII observe thc Trade Marx 'Waltham. Mass en-
rarcd On the plate o. all GenEint Waliham Watches
told elscs arr stamped A ". Co. Isl. ff-; and
siiver ezsc- arr stamped American Watch Company.
Waith.rl. Mas=- >ierliu=- ~ II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
In the Supreme Court of British Columbia

/ - i III Nh 1 fslk Of lIif1 E6lAIE
Il of EDWARD NELLY, deceased. and IN the mstfef
u the Petition u NARY SCOTT End The Trusiee- Aet
fs1.
by ofderof this Honorable Court The heirs Of Edxafd
Kelly. late of Nanaimo, British Columbia who died
about the i.th day af April f9 to .-nd in their
claims 20 Iamcs Chares Prevust the Eegstrar u the
Court. 70 Mc-rs- Davte wilson, q Langley
Victoria, Atnrueys for the Petitioner within thrrr
m0uth. from he dlie hereof otherwise the estate will
be realized and the prueced- thereof paid 70 the sad
petitioner. who claims 10 BE- solely entitled thereto
Dated the f2th daT of November. A. u. ts<I.
D. order IATEs CHARLES PHE-OST.
20 I'm T.a-fsfraf SufYrerl~ Courf Iriff.h Cefu,l,i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Tins gentleman. Mr.. J. o. Carter. Is
eminently fitted to represent the city and
be has authorized rs to say that be has no
sympathy with the party noisy but not
a large one-whose sole bond Of union l.
the desire 20 oyerturn the present admin
istraton. p. c. A. Feb. , The half
truth in the above quotation stamps It as
the suggestion Of the Premier. It Is in
Just such misstatements. such trrninCs
and twistings that he used to reyel when
be edited newspaper himself. A talk
with Mr.. Carter revealed the following
In the course Of private conversation
with q gentleman connected with our co
temporary. Mr. Carter said that his object
in going into the house was not primarily
to try and turn out the ministry but TO
investigate. II the ministry could show
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

How often have we in the past read ap.
ppals in the J. g. lf-.sa,.r 10 race prgju
diccs, That journal on the eve Of the
election. came ont last Friday with anoth
or of those iu-idinUs charges against the
white people residing IN these Islands.
laying 10 their dislike and distrJst OF the
HuwJiiau-. the entire blame for the pres
ent state Of things. The opposition to the
present Ministry has been owing wholly
To disappointed office seekers" and to an
ungener0us sentiment towards the native
population This the reply which Is made
m behalf Of the Ministry. 10 the criticism
which has been made upon It's course FOR
the last two years. Ihe planters and 9th
ers. whether residing in Oahu or else
where in the group who are known to
have dpplored the way in which public af
fairs have been conducted many Of whom
have openly expressed their disapprUval
Of and want of confidence IN the Prcmiers
doings, are % he assured flrsOoth. that
they arC only seeking after Office, Those
who for years have been the true friends
Of the HuwuIun race. who have pleaded
in vain for It's preservation from an alec
holic doom and from the raysges Of lcp.
rosy. arr to hp tauutcd with prejudice
against those for whom they have lahored.
The -iF-r~fsdr viii search in vain in our
columns, and as we believe in the columns
OF our other cotcmp1rarics. for any fOun
cation Tor Its hbellous charges.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

We feel it duty 10 call every mans attention par
tieuarly NJ family 90 Keep his Life insured Tor
the bencat Of his Family who 60 o'iea are dcp-adaH
upon his Abors for thCir SUPPORT Young men and
mechanics would and it the most pleasant duty of
their lives 70 take out Policy the Tuntiuu pru-
capital 10 back them. We Invite y1U TO call on when
will take pleasure ia Illustrating % you how bcuca
Cial IL l. for ybur welfare 10 b. Insured
Every man who owns Property -nuuld remember that
Fire that grim messenger often makg- The rich, or
wclltodo, poor and poverty stricken. Let this De a
warning % yUu ald call on us at once AID protect your
-.Tvr- H-afusf loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
ACCORDANCE WITH y Pow

y ACCORDANCE WITH y POW
i or sale eontained In certain usaftzaee made by
Apik and kalO1aole TO Cartwright Trustee of the
Holt Estate. daied the 18th dsy Of Dtcember 1s re-
corded 10 hber %, page 80. Notice 4 hereby givcu
thai aid 1a-te intends 10 forecinse aid nrfgz-r
for condition brpken and upon said forucio Vi %
se AZ puhc zactil ~ the salesruun nf Z ? Adams In
Honoi1lu- On MONDAY. the 1ith day of ehru1Ty ISL
At y " OF said day, the premises described 10 aid
morfea-e q below specified
Farther particulars can b. had Of v Z Castle Al
torney-af-Lax- A !. CARTWRIGHT. Mortsa-ee
Premises 70 Be sold arr Situated in Kaliaea Kooian
poko Oahu- and consist Of 5Iu cf dne Kalo o.
Rice Land. some unde1 cultivation. Ms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

II is reported and the report seems to
have good foundation, that Judge Kauai
who was running as government candi
date at Naimea. Kauai, has been ordered
10y the government 10 withdraw. We
pointed out last week that the President
Of the Board Of Health had been writing
down 30 the Island TO make inquiries II
the statements published in the GNErrE
were currccts he received a reply substan-
tiating what bad been published in this
paper But the government should not
stop at merely withdrawing It's support at
the elections from this man: after the
President of the Board of Health has
found out that II j. really "a fact that Mr..
Kauai in one Of hi= election addresses an
nounced himself as a leper. he should 20
a step further and lave Mr. Kauai exam
ined 10 see II be i S leper or not. We
have no information at hand that the Pre-
mier President has done anything Of the
kind To the fBithfulaess OF our CORE
spondent IN Kauai Is due any action that
the government may have taken in this
matter.
Our correspondent at Naimea further
points ont that the authorities are shame
fully lax IN allowing Acknowledged lepcrs
10 be at large. That scOund7el who near
" murdered his sister the other day. has
for a long time been an acknowledgedlep-
~. but being a violent man. the police are
afraid Of him. and he comes into Waimea
slmost with impunity No doubt the ex
ample set by Mr. Kauai has had its due
effect upon petty officials around Waimea.
Sec 10 It Mr.. Minister that these things be
changed. and that proper Investigations
be held.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Tn inquest on the remains Of the late
Honorable Wm- f. Buckle has altogether
failed to account satisfactorily as to how
he came TO an untimely end Let ii be
allowed that he died by fall from
the top of the prison. though even that
i incompletely proven the remainder
Of the finding Of the jury Is eminently un-
satisfactory The fall was occasioned. say
the jury by some cause unknown This
Is perfectly true. and IT Is hard TO see how
the jury could have reported otherwise
But il this finding iustihes the jury it Ger
tainly seems to incriminate the officials
concerned Tie removal, cleaning, necloth-
ing of the boiF. the hasty obliteration of
the traces Of the accident before any ex-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-02-06

Wrru such inspectors Of election a. we
have in Honolulu. We may feel assured
that the provisions OF the act Of 1sI6. rel
alive 10 setting apart Of sufficient space
around the polling place, and only allow
ing within That space SIX electors at time
who shall be actually engaged III voting.
will be faithfully carried out For the
benefit of those who may not be acqualnt
ed with the act we republish 1t tins morn.
Iug.
''SFrT11S l1r.. The inspector, ui election slIhll
previously o. opening the polls, set apart suhci-
urt -rlcl around the polling place 81 prevent per
SONS not thereto authorized from interfering with
thp conduct of tho election, and no person other
than the inspectors Of election, their clerk and
Buv slrctlr, not exceeding SIX m number being
actually engaged ig voting 90 bu designated II
necessary D., ihU presiding ullcEr shall be IerInli
ted O. amy time O. enter or remain within the
polling noon 1r tho space 80 s1f arart during she
taking o. the poi,."