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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
Obnoxious Envelopes which will
 not be Allowed in the Mails.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POSToFFICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF POSTMASTER GENERAL, WASHINGTON, D. C., Ju .e Is, lSSS.) The President has this day approved the Act which, among other things, provides as follows:
 "All matter otherwise mailable by law upon the envelope, outside corner or wrapper of which, or postal card upon which indecent, lewd, lascivious, obscene, ibelous, scurrilous. or threat ening delineation, epithets, terms or language, as rehectingg injuriously upon the character or conduct of an- Other,- may be written or printed, are hereby declared to be non mailable matter, and shall not be conveyed in the mails nor be delivered from any postotfice nor by any letter carrier; and any person who shall knowingly deposit or cause to be deposited, for mailing or delivering, anything declared by this section to be nOn-mailable mat ter, and any person who shall know ingly take the same or cause the same to be taken from the mails for the pur- pose of circulating, or disposing of, or of aiding in the circulating or distribu- ton. of the same, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, for each and every otiense, be fined not less than SlOO, nor more than 5000 or imprisoned at hard labor not less than one year, nor more than ten years or both, at the discretion of the court"
 Postma ters are notified, that, under this act, such matter will be treated precisely as obscene matter is treated under the provisions c. Section 3SO Postal Laws and Regulations
 Any postal card, or other matter upon the envelope or outside cover of which appears anything which reflects upon the person addressed, or any one else, or upon his c c,aracter or conduct, or is plainly calculated and intended to injure his feelings or repu- tation, or to bring him into discredit, or which threatens him will he excluded in the nature of an offensive or threatening dun, apparent upon an outside cover or postal card, or conveying the suggestion that such dun is enclosed, will be excluded as under this Act The at tention of postmasters is called, in this to Section 3Sl and 521 of the Postal Orders and Regulations as applicable. As to mailahlity: The postmaster, if he deems any ease doubt ful, will submit 1t to the department for decision DoN M. DICKINSON,
 Postmaster General.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
RoTn.

H HaZELTINE-In Prescott, July 9h, to tht wife of ". E.. Hazeltine a s,n. GROUSE - At Red Wing, Minnesota. June sGsl. to The wife of C. II Grouse (uee Miss Jessie Steyens) son. HENDERSON-In Prescott, July h, to tht w,fe of G. c. Henderson, twin boys, weight s1< pounds each.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
Territorial Items.

PhCnix boasts of an onion seventeen inches in diameter.
 Tombstone and St Johns have each been visited with rain storms.
 Yuma is exporting large quantities of Tokay, Malaga and Muscat grapes to all parts of the Union
 Lieutenant Colonel E. r. Pearson, ol the Twenty-fourth Infantry, has sue, ceeded Major Mills as commander al Fort Grant.
 Advices from Holbro0k are to the effect that the undauntable. will of her citizens will, in few months, eilecs the rebuilding of the fire district with sub stantial fire-proof structures.
 A railroad fireman, named Snyder, was shot and killed at Winslow, July 4th, by the night watchman, at the Atlantic S Pacific roundhouSc, named Davidson. The latter had q narrow escape from lynching, but Is now in jail at St. Johns.
 On the evening of the Fourth at Winslow, several shots were exchanged between the Lee boys and Deputy Sheriff Mckinney, but no blood was spilled. These young men are sons of John D. Lee, who was the leader of the famous Mountain Meadow massacre
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
c. w. Ingalls,, at the Arizona Min

c. w. Ingalls,, at the Arizona Min ing Exchange, has piece of rough carving which represents an oSl hewn from block of lava. Ii Is c..h. inches in height, and was no doubt an idol The symbol of Minerva, the patron goddess of the Irojans, WIS an owl and in his investigations 0! the ruins of ancient Troy, Prof. Schleman found many images of owls. | would be strange if there should r' 'pund :, con nociion between thcs. ;;o mythical races -iiCrald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
Oied.

HISE-In Tucson, J une 30th, of pneumonii, i, Mrs. slOrence T. Hise, wife of j. II Hse, and dsu9hterer-iu-law of Surveyor Gen- eral Fl Hise, aged g. years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

The following bills were audited ana allowed:
 A q Randall, burials 45 co R N Fredericks, juror cert. IS SD CIV Vickers, medical services. lO6 O R Coxe. medicines es 3 10 Thos Carroll, mdse ........ OO w Latflin, of $765 for nurse, allowed for GA 90 w H McGrew, justices fees. =. P 75 Fritz Frendenbrg. justices fees l5 s. JQ Brothers, justices fees. lI4 23 NJ Sanford, justices fees, of $21, allowed for r. l9 70 John A McCrum, for constable
 fees, of $S4. 10, allowed for. v 10 B F Stewart, Of $6.25 for justice
 fees, allowed for. ... D OO T c Bray, duplicate warrant D io
 The following bills were disallowed: Chas Rice, blankets, etc. ....T 20 OO Tom Milligan, carrying meals, y OO G F. Shute, sheriff fees. ..... 52 oO c P Owens, sheriff fees,. I3l OO
 A petition, asking that the road from Pleasant valley via Rim Rock to Pine creek be declared county road, was read and, on motion, granted, and said road is declared county road, to be known as road district No. 2S, and Marion Derrick is appointed oversecr thereof.
 A petition, asking for the establish ment of q school district at San Fran cisco mountains, was read and. on mo- tion, was granted.
 Recess until p. m., when the board met, and received notice from Geo. w. Sines and l.. B. St. James of their de sire to withdraw from the bond of Dr. ). N. McCandless as contractor for the indigent of the county.
 On motion, the clerk was directed to notify the county contractor to file new bond within ten days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
FRIDAY, July 6

FRIDAY, July D.
 The Board of Supervisors and Board of Equalization met July 9th, 1888, at ga. m., pursuant to adjournment. Present, full board and clerk. Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
 The following bills were audited and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
TOBACCOS

Which We offer to our patrons at
 the following remarkably
 Low Prices Climax, full weight plugs. soc. Star, full weight plugs, soc. Piper Heidsick, 25c. ]. B. Pace (smoking), plugs '45c. Kentucky Smile smoking ), plugs. 2Oc. Seal of North Carolina, six 4-oz. packages for SI. Vanity Fair, seven ll-lb pack ages for Sl. Durham Genuine, l-ounce pack age for be. Vanity Fair Cigarettes, DC. per package.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

Postmaster Mowry of Phenix, popu- lar both as an official and man, has
 been removed by the civil service re- form of Cleveland, and democratic successer appointed in his stead. ' his is reform--a la Tues n-but iortu- nately. tine end of such shystering is near. Postmaster Mowry was reappointed by Cleveland on the strength of an
 almost universally signed petition hy
 the citizens of Phenix, and inasmuch
 as he has lost none of the high estima-
 tion in which he was held as a citizen,
 nor abated Tn his efficiency as public
 servant, the much lauded civil service
 reform code must needs be considera-
 bly strained in furnishing pretext for
 his remoyai.-C tizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
Board of Supervisors.
THURSDAY, July ).

THURSDAY, July ). The Board of Supervisors met July 9th, 1888, at 10 a. m pursuant to ad- journment.
 Present, full board and clerk. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
 Judge Rush appeared relative to assessment of Mrs. MOeiler. The following bills were audited and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
SATrR DAY, July
AFTERNOON SESSION.


 Messrs St. James and Sines with drew their request to be relieved from the bond of J. N. McCandless, and de- clared their willingness to remain or said bond,
 The following bills were audited and allowed:
 K Mason, of $22, for justices
 fees, allowed for . $IG OC J B Tickets, of S3S.SO, for consta-
 ble fees, allowed for ~ 31 so Robt Brow, of S32, for constable fees, allowed for .......... 3I OO Donahue, of SlOO.15, for con- stable fees, allowed for ... % IT. The board of equalization proceeded with the comparison of the assessment roll and field books.
 The following persons were cited to appear and show cause why their as sessments should not be raised: T. D. Sanders, 90 stock cattle $500 and 10 stock horses $20O, July 14th. F. E. Jordan, bees SlOO and piano $2OO, July l4th.
 A. J. Randall, 9 cattle $500, July 18th.
 Thomas Martel, 100 cattle S1 200, July 18th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

Call and examine our New Stock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

EDITORS OF SO
Meet In Reunion at Presque Isle-Gov.
Elect Burleigh is Present.

pREsouE Isle, Sept. Is.
The survivors of the editorial excursion
to Aroostook in 1858, held a reunion at the
residence of J. b. Hall Presque Isle, Mon
day evening. There were present J. NJ.
Adams and wife of the Eastern Argus, E. II.
Elwell and wife of the Portland Transcript,
Brown Thurston and daughter of Portland,
f. Rowell and wife of Iisllowell DR.. W. b.
Lapham, Augusta, DIR. J. Q. A. Hawes, Hal
lowell. c. Z. Roberts, Bangor, and large
party of ladies' and gentlemen of Presque
III. During the eveni0g, Governor-elect
. ., gh wife anJ daughter, joined the party
.... .,.. e serenaded by the bana. Mr.. Bur
leigh appeared aud briefly acknowledged the
compliment. II was very pleasant and
memorable occasion,
The fair at Presque Isle opened success.
fully Tuesday morning,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
HALLOwELL.

Mr.. @ u. Robbins has gone to Melrose,
Mass, to take charge of his recently pur-
chased drug store there.
The Kennebec River mills have cargo of
sol tons of coal on the way from Baltimore.
Two lobster venders disposed Of two wagon
loads of Holsters on Wator street, the first
Holsters of the season.
Mr.. J. N. Taylor, sporting editor of the
Globe, returned to Boston yesterday.
Maj. Rowell and DIR. Hawes have gone on
the Aoostook excursion.
Mrs. Albert Kicker and Mrs. Charles
Beatty of Boston are visiting att. Z. Howe's.
Mr.. Moses Gilman, who had his foot am
putated is convalescing as rapidly as possible
under tine circumstances.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. II. W.
Flagg's friends have received 4 telegram.
saying that he was out for the first time that
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATOR'S ELECT

Androscoggin--B. J. Hill, Auburn; +. E
Sleeper, Greene.
Aroostook-Geo. w. Collins, Bridgewater
Joseph A. Clark. Caribou.
Cumberland-Chas. +. Libby, Portland
E. ID. Freeman, Yarmouth; Leander A
Poor, Sebago; Edward Harding. Gorham.
Franklin-Edward l. Merrill Farming
ton.
Hancock-Chafles c.. Bufrill, Ellsworth
Henry W Sargent, Sedgwick.
sKennebec-H. NJ. Heath, Augusta; VIM.
r. Haines, Waterville.
t~-knox-E. P-Walker, Vinalhaven; Ger
sshSm +. Burgess, Camden.
I Lincoln--Capt. Addison Austin, New
castle.
Oxford-Eben F. Rand, Greenwood; Jas
S. Wright, Paris.
Penobscot-Henry Lord, Bangor; F. NJ.
Simpson. Carmel; f. C.. Ryder, Springfield.
Piscatsquis-H. F. Daggett, Milo.
Somerset-S. J. Walton, Skowhegan.
Sagadahoc-Benj i. Hinkley, George
towL
Waldo-Jonathan c. Nickels, Searsport; !;
VIM. II, Hunt, Liberty.
Washington-Iienry Nash, Addison
Elisha T. Holbrook, Vanceboro.
York Charles II. Frost, Sanford; l.. II.
Kendall, Biddeford; Robert w. Lord, Ken
bunk.
Senate unanimously republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
Chairman Republican Stat
Hymeneal.

Mr.. George II. Clark, the popular and efi-
eient foreman of the Journals day news
department and Miss Minnie NJ. Choate,
daughter of II. X. Choate of thi, city were
Tuesday morning united in marriage at the
residence of the brides father by Rev. A. y.
skeele. The presents were very elegant and
will be made priced by the newly married
couple, both for their own value
and the many kind friends of whose regard
they are tokens. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, i'm
media,ely after the ceremony, left for Boz
ton where they will remain several days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
The NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Sherman Speaks Regarding Re-
latiOnS BetVeen the States
and Canada.
Trenchant Words on the Admin
istration's Fiscal Policy.
Democratic Caucus Unable to Agree on
Adjournment.
Proposed to Reward tho Discovery OF
Yellow Jacks Origin
Proposed to Reward tho Discovery OF
Yellow Jacks Origin.
WAsHISGTOs, Sept. l8.
Senate.

The deficiency appropriation bill was re-
ported back to the Senate today from the
committee on appropriations and ordered
printed.
MIR. Sherman's resolution, offered yester-
nay, was taken up and SiRrman proceeded
10 address the Senate, delivering his remarks
from manuscript.
He criticised the President for blending
the dispute about traushipment of fish with
the vat interior commerce of the country.
lie said mt asure of the retaliation propos-
ed by the President was out of all proper
tion TO compliant. Article 20 of treaty of
1871 had not been terminated on the first of
July, 1865 All contracting parties treated
I, at the a'tcle as being in full force, retalia-
non proposed by the President was retalia-
- ..oaust the United States. President
At be,n refused similar powers to
ed for by the President
II UREA. Britain had violated or failed to
observe iie provisions of ar icle 30, Congress
alo .e could s,vle tie proper remedy in
tuat case. Congress had furnished REM
ady simple, ample ane compi. te in the act of
March D. 1887. He concluded that it was
not wise to give the President additional
powers of retaliation asked for. The time
had come when the people of the United
States and Canada shoul take broader
view of their relations to each other than had
been hitherto p a 'ticable. The way TO union
With tanida was o by unfliendly leg
Station but hy friendls overtures.
Il could be assumed without being burden.
A mon co iii orly lie accomplished with
a fr, and hearty assent OF both people. The
use of any ioice would defeat the object.
republic had guided the Americans people
thus far in safety and he believed it could be
aud ought to be EXTENDED 10 the people of
Canada. With a firm conviction that the
con- unmation, the most devoutedly to be
wished, was within womb of destiny. He
WAS not W Hing 10 vote for any measure that
was not demanded by national honor, and
would have a tendency TO postpone the
good time coming when the union Of all Eng
ilsh speaking people of the continent from
the RIO Grande to the Arctic oceaa would be
AN assured fact,
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the House bill 10 create an executive depart
meat of agriculture. After a long discus
sion, no action being taken, the Senate ad-
journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

II you have the bronchitis you often are
hoarse,
Your throat's raw and smarting; you're
hacking, of course;
And If you're not careful, the first thing you
know,
Your lungs are attacked, and disease lays
you low.
BY using DR.. PierceS Golden Medical
Discovery, bronchial affections aud III kin-
dred complaints can be cured, but II ner-
lected, they often terminate In consump-
ton. sept30dW&6&wlwnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
Chicago 0, Philadelphia 6.

Among the distinguished guests who were
entertained by Capt. and Mrs, Mlchselis at
arsenal museum Monday evening we're Hon.
James G. Blaine and Mr.. Elliott +. Shep-
hard Of the New York Mail and Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

Bangor-Jonathan G. Clark, Lewis A.
Barker and William Engel.
Charleston-Geo. ID. Cook
veazie-Geo. B. Marden.
Glenburn-Edward w. vickery.
Winn-T. r. joy.
Exeter-James Linnell.
Stetson-Charles Foster.
Newburg-Milton C. Chapman.
Orrington--Geo. Sweetzer.
Lagrange-Wm. Danforth.
Brsdley-Alonzo E. Perkins.
DEMOCRATS.
Oldtown--A o. Freeze.
Lee-Chesley H. Whitten.
PIscArAQuIs.
REPUBLICANS.
Foxcroft, Parkman, Dover and Sangerville
j. b. Peaks, of Dover.
Atkinson-Elbridge Morrill,.
Wellington-Albert Allen.
sAGADAHoc.
REPUBLICANS.
Perkins-B. F. Curtis
Bsth-James w. Wakefield.
West Bath-Joseph w. Winter.
Arrowsic-Horace B. Crosby.
SOMERSET.
REPUBLICANS.
Pittsfeld-F. W. Hovey.
Sko~ hegan- Edward T. Goodwin.
Solon-Stephen Merrill.
Starks-Chares l. Holbrook.
Mercer-C. Ii. Allen.
Cornville-Geo. b. Doe.
Hartland--G. j. SHAW.
Moscow-Edward c.. Andrews.
WALDO.
REPUBLICANS.
Belfast-Israel W. Parker.
Stockholm. +. HicIbern.
Liberty ty.-Lucius c. Morse.
Frankfort-Robert t. Tyler.
DEMOCRATS.
Brooks-Joseph r. Liulefeld.
Islesboro-Mark z. Pendleton.
Unity.-Charles Tayler.
WASHINGTON.
REPUBLICANS.
Calais-C. II. Newton.
Pembroke-E. L. Pattangall.
EaStpOTt-ENeTaTu T.. NeWcOInD.
Cherry fieli-Wm. M. Nash.
Machias- VIM. Ii. McCabe.
Danforth-H. A. Bennett.
DEMOCRATS
East Machias G. Talbot.
Lubec-Edward O'Donnell.
"copper". w. Thurlow. -
Jonesport-Geo. w. Smith.
REPUBLIC ANS.
York-Edward S. Marshall.
kiitery Wentworth.
Hollis-Lewis II. Burnham.
Kennebunk-Walter l.. Dane.
Eliot-Timothy Dame.
Cornish-Lorenzo Moulton.
Limrrick-Charles II. Adams.
Sanford-George II. NOVEL;.
Old Urchard-Charles II. Fiske,
Saco-Oliver C. Clark.
Ne ewfeld-A. q. Mitchell,
Berwick--Jvhn Gowell.
DEMOCRATS.
bidtef. ..d-Ben. f. Chadbourne, Daniel
'ote.
kennebunkport-Wm H. Hutchins, jr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
SPORTING NEWS.
The New Yorks, Bostons, Philadelphias
and Washinstons Winners.
The National League.

indianapolis and Washington: First game
to il favor of the latter; second game,
) to s in favor of the latter.
Pittsburgs |. New Yorks S.
netroits AMI BOSTON; First game 2 to l2.
in favor of Boston, Second game, 4 to 8 in
favor of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

Two badges received by landlord Milliken
for the best matched gentlemen's driving
horses At the State Fair are on exhibition at
the Augusta House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
AUGUSTA, MAINE, |
Septtsmber TX. lhxh. (

AUGUSTA, MAINE,
September IL, loSo.
Hon. NJ. =. Quay, Chairman Republican
National Committee, New York City.
The official returns of our late election
given to the press this evening show that Bur
leigh received 1858 votes, the largest ever
cast by tile Republican Party in this State.
pntnams vote of Gi ,Ol8 is nearly 5000 less
than the Democratic vote given to Gen'l Han
cock in 1850, and nearly 1900 less than the
Democratic vote cast for Genl Plaisted at
the September election the same year.
The Republican plurality on the congress
sional ticket, where the tariff issue was more
directly involved, is 10, ,252. We have chos-
en n Unanimous Republican Senate, and one
hundred aud twenty-five out of total Of one
hundred and nfty-ooe members Of the House.
On county officers where there is always q
vigorous struggle the Republicans have
elected ninety-six out of a total of ninety
nine voted for.
j. ii. MASLEY,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
MOST TERRIBLE OF ALL.
Stricken Jacksonville Receives 4 Gil
max of Trouble

JAcxsoNvILiE. Sept 10.
Today has been the most terrible d.y IN ,ne .
city's history. New cases, 100, Inc no'
nm shining on the soaked earth was very un-
favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

J. L. Curtis, presidential nominee of the
American party, has issued his letter of ac-
ceptance.
The movement to defeat the cotton COM
mission of New York and Liverpool is pro-
gressing.
Coyington, Ky, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
House

Barnes of Georgia introduced bill offer
ing a reward of SlOU.0O0 to any person dis
covering the true cause of yellow fever aud
certain measures of relief therefrom. Con
+. renee was ordered on bill amending inter-
staie commerce law.
Forney defended plan as proposed in 3
portion of the sundry civil appropriation
bill
Cannon, of Illinois, made an eloquent
speech on the general subject of appropra-
tions, claiming that the present adminlstrs-
ton expended in years S96.000,0o0 more
than the last republican, a alnibistration in the
8 Years previous. The federal policy of the
pre-, ent administration was to weld the solid
south " tn Wall Street. Political talk fol-
lowed. Payson, of Illinois, spoke on the
subjeet of the new library building and op-
posed the sJoption of the conference report.
Democratic caucus announced for 10 T. NJ.
General Congressional Notes.
The President today transmitted to Con-
gress in answer TO the Senate resolution, a
letter from the secretary of State, together
with the accompanying correspondence in
relation to the Chinese treaty.
The democratic caucus tonight adjourned
without date when it was found that Oates
resolution to adjourn Congress Oct. l.,
could be carried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
REPUBLICANS,

Washington-P. G. ingalls,.
Camden. II. Eells.
Rockland-Wm II. Glover, Augustus D
Bird
South Tomaston-William II. Luce
DEMOCRATS.
Thomaston-E. X. O'Brien.
lTpion-Fred A. Alden.
ST. Georye-iiugh Gordon.
LINCOLN.
REPUBLICANS.
whitefield-Chas. +. AchoIu.
Somerville-Levi Turner, Jr.
Westport-Melville c. Brooks.
Boothbay-Edward +. Race.
DEMOCRATS.
BristoI--Dennjs X. Hanley.
Waldoboro-Horace v. AcIntyrs.
OXFORD,
REPUBLICANS.
Oxford-John B Robinson.
Apdover-Frank z. Thomas.
Hartford-Cleon s. Osgood.
lsris-A. Judson Curtis.
Albsny-Cyrus Kneeland.
Hiram-James EJgecomb.
DEMOCRAT.
PosteS-francis A. Fox.
rExoRscof.
REPUBLICANS.
Dexter-Morrill Sprague.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19
Mr.. Manley to Chairman QUAY.

Mr.. Manley sent the following telegram
last night to Chairman Quay Of the National
Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

ASDRoscoGGN.
REPUBLICANS.
Auburn-George G. Clifford. David Z.
Field.
Le,iston-John Harper, A. Is. Nsaley, J.
Z. Cloutier. Ivory w. Emerson.
Livermore-John .. Palmer.
Minot-F. .. Purington.
Leeds, Greene, East Livermore Alvin
Record of LiverIuore Falls.
Lisbon-James q. Jordan.
Wales-Alden Moulton.
ARoosTooK.
REPUBLICANS.
Caribou-Louis G.. Stearns.
Linneus-Charles 0. Bither.
Llttleton-John X. Weed.
PresQue Isle-Charles Z. Ferguson.
Mars Hill-John j. Hill.
Smyrna-Andrew J. Berry.
DEMOCRATS.
Frenehville--Oiio h, Michaud.
Hamlin-rhomas keexan.
Fort kent-W William Dickey.
Houlton--John b. Madigan.
CUMBERLAND.
REPUBLICANS.
Baldwin--Oliver Murch.
Bridgton-D. z. Chaplain.
Deering-Edward Moore.
Gorham--Frederick Robie.
Portland-FrederGk n. Dow, John H
FogK, VIM. ii. Looney. William II. Green
Orren Is. WhItten.
Windham-Jchn W. Lombard.
Yarmouth--Edwin W. Ross.
Freeport-Edmund b. Mallett, sr.
Westbrook-William W, Lamb.
Brunswick-Isaac Plummer.
Harrison, Casco and Otisfield-Walt S.
Dingley.
Cumberland Clinton NJ. Hamilton.
DEMOCRATS.
Scarboro-Otis Kaler.
Cape Charles A. Tilton..
Sebago-Eiwin l.. Pour.
Gray-Vinton Z. Frank.
FRANKLIN.
REPUBLICANS.
Pennington and New Sharon-George W.
Wheeler.
KingGeld-Manley B. Pottle.
Avon-Joel Wilbur.
Chesterville-Nathan S. French.
HANCOCK.
Deer Isle-Frank S. Warren.
Ellsworth-Andrew Z. Wiswell.
Sullivan-Moses Hawkins.
Bucksport-Parker Spoford.
Castine-Geo. NJ. Warren.
Bluehill-A. c. Hinckley.
Brooklin--E. Z. Cole.
Mount Desert-R. l.. Grindle.
Waltham--Wilford B. Jordan.
kENSEBEc.
Augusta. II. Manley, J. F. Hill.
Clinton-Daniel Cain.
China-John A. Woodsum.
Randolph-H. P. Closson.
Gardiner-Oliver b. Clason.
Hallowell-Hiram l.. Grindall.
Wayne-Benjamin F. Maxim.
Belgrade X Adams.
Mt. Vernon-John z. Carson.
Vassalboro-Hall c. Burleigh.
Waterville-Perham S. Head.
Manehester-Willis II. Wing.
KNOX.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-19

Senate unanimously republican.