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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Maine People at Johnstown Sound
ings at the Mouth OF the Kennebec -
Custom Inspectorship at The Forks

Senator VIM. P. Frye is on his way to the
provinces for fishing trip. He will pass
some time trying the salmon on the Rpsti-
gouche.
Mr.. S. c. Mills, since the withdrawal of
his partner, Mr.. Duffy, has renewed the con
tract to complete the construction of the
Somerset railroad extension.
Dr. NJ. c. wedgewood of Lewiston has
been appointed member of the Lewiston
board of examining surgeons vice DIR. E VI.
Fuller of Bath. No change has been made
in the other two mt mbers of the board-Dr-
Sturgs of Auburn and Dr. Donovan of
Lewiston.
The United States hy1rogrsphy office re-
ports that from recent soundings by the
lighthouse tender, Iris this fac: is developed
that but ten feet of least Sater can be counted
on over the mile ledge" one mile south Of
S guin Island, Maine, off the Kennebec river
entrance. instead of l. feet as represented on
the chart.
1t has been settled that the custom ir-
spectorship at The Forks" will be held by
Somerset county man. Franklin county
having waved her claim Collector Wake
field will 60 to Skowhegan next week to hold
an examination of applicants There are
( quite number of men desrou' of securing
the appointment.
! There are reasons for the belief that
/ large number of Maine people were lost il
! Johstavp. num5er of families went from
! East S,oneham and Lowell in oxford county
( Frank Sanford Of Cape Elizabeth retnrnel
I from Johnst0wn stort time ago and is posi-
tive that least dozen Oxford county FAINT
/ lies were in the line of tho disaster The
/ Maine people were engaged in the eooperint
/ busina.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

Following Ia the programme for the eigh-
teen,h annual commencement Of the Maine
STATE College, 70 be held from June 22d to
23th:
saturday.-7.50 +. NJ, Sophomore Prize
Deelamations.
Sunday.-7.30 Z. NJ, Baecalaureate Dis
cour.e by Rev. &. Y. Allen, ID. ID.
Monday .-7.2O NJ, junior Exhibition
Tue,dsy.-9.O0 A. NJ, Meeting Of the
Trustees; / r. NJ. to Y. NJ, College halls
open 10 Visitors; l.3O 7. NJ, Military E1er-
cises; b. p. NJ, Presidents Reception.
Wednesday .-3.30 A. NJ, Commencement
Exercises; 800 2. NJ. Meeting of the
Alumni; 800 7. NJ, Concert.
Thursday 200 =. NJ, Class Day E1er-
cises.
Friday.--s.30 2. NJ, Examination Of Can
didates for Admission to the College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

Mr. Louis A. Dent, who has been appoint
ed by Secretary Blaine as his private secre-
tsry to succeed Nr. Thomas II. Sherman
NOV named consul to Liverpool IS we'll
known Young resident of this city. lie was
for number of years one of cur best Law
steuozraphers After having served for a
long time as private secretary TO Represent
alive Hit of Illinois he became Mr. Blaine s
stanoZrspher, snd as such was engaged with
bin during the preparation Of hts book,
Twenty Years Of Congress Though a
young man Mr. Dent has had varied expert
ence and is we'll informed on political and
literary topics His selection is a good one
and he will no doubt fill Mr. Sherman's place
scceptably He is relative of the Grant
Dent family and ex-Commissioaer Dent
National HashiagfoA) IatsitiJeneer-
Mr.. Dent is well and fsvors5ly known il
Augusta by reason of his temporary residence
here as Mr. Blsine's secretary. He was th'
official reporter of the Maine House Of Rep
resentatires duri g the session of 1887 ant
performed the duties of the position to th'
entire satisfaction of members and OF tn
public generally. His Maine friend. ar
pleased to hear of his recent promotion an,
regari his appointment as one eminentiy f
| TO be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

WAS ever put on the track
The col, is said BY horsemen to be beauty
He has good, open gait, ami ss his ownei
said is all horse" Mr.. Ssekpole purchased
him of u. :. Humphrey of North Bradford
sad says that he already ranks al the head Of
his hne stud of horses.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
steamer Islander Was held yesterday after
noon At 5 SO o'clock in the rooms of the
Gardiner National Rank Although the at
tendance was small, large percentage of
the stock Of the company was represented.
Mr. IL :. Fletcher of Boston. representing a
Massachusetts syndicate was at the meeting,
and in the interests of his company, made
several ofcrs 10 charter the Islander. 10 run
As an excursion boa; between Boston
and Salem. This would neeessits;e
many chSnges in the boat and the stockholi-
ers decided not TO accept the propositions of
the syndicate but will continue to run the
Islander IS an excursion boat 10 the hsrhor.
She is now repairing At the wharf and after
being painted will be ready for business
The regular trips Of the boat will commence
the rrst week in July,
After a business career Of eight years in
this city Mr.. Frank W Cox has sold out his
boot and shoe store 10 Mr.. II. h. Newbcrt
Mr. Nevhert WAS former business man of
Gardiner. but for the past few years has re-
sided Al lnterlsehen, Fla The store will be
repaired and Mr.. Newhrrt will hold a formal
opening this week Mr., Frank Cusick re-
mains with him as clerk
Mr., Benz. Smith Of this city has recently
taken the contract 10 furnish tho interior
finish for line store and house to be built
in Oakland by Blake, Blsisdell Il Co.
Two Gardiner horses will uot in the com
ing races at Fairfield on the a0th inst Gar.
field, owned by Thos McGu,in, is entered
in the 2.S, class and Chas T. Stsckpolcs
stallion Matchmaker, Jr. will trot IN the 2 so
class Both horses are expected TO make
quick time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
Capital Orange .

'"P''"' '"'nH' h'i' an interesting meeting
'''"'''" '''n'"g ''''' goonl num"'f OF
"'"o''' o''"R present
marry "'''' '"' 'hc eomm''''''o max"
"''"'s'"'"S i't patR' III "h''h 'he m'm-
"''s "'s"'N's' "'"h''' h'l f"rh' hHIlo"'H
Nv 'h'"'''"n oi us owner w. I. A'h'r'on'
h'4r d" 'nef ''e'h p'' excursion Saturday
june '"' presenter MS report discussion
upon inc matter hh"i'S resulted III arrange
m'n'S oelnS male Tor members who wish to
" "'''"'''"' ""'
H"'uf'aY mof"'hR next H 30 clock A. NJ,
from which place the team will start. The
team will be in charge of Columbu. co,,le.
A, ;nvi,.,,on r.. .,,or,o, =, -, ,,,,,. 81,
W. Wv VI
'"e ''""se !" Jo'h W 'h' pi"Po''d e'cufr'oh'
Samuel l.. Boardman, In behalf Of the
committee on rcyision Of the by-I,vs nrc-
,,a, a. - II,
''''''k "'''"
was adopted
j. $. Hobbs, In some very eloquent and
pathetic remarks alluded In tho terrible cal
amir, -, toLn.,,.o anI H.. ,..,.,.. 49,,
" "'""'''"" "''' 'I'" p"'''' "''
Pf'a" lessons from It's a"inl destructive
ness aud the terrible s0frows which resulted
from IT, FoIloviuy him tpn.,k. ve,e ,uade
p..,.
"''' u" WI "'''''"
oi W r. bige'o" wa" 'oteh 10 hppfo-
pirate the sum of SO 10 be added 10 the Au-
vu.ta contributions To the relief fund ar .cnt
,i
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IA. .,I -,
u..,a, ua, u..l..;., ~. a..
u..,a, ua..
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Maine;
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Notes.

This week will see the eastern clubs clos
ing up the home series Of games prior to
their trip west, MONDAY, Tuesday aud
Wednesday Boston will play at New York
Philadelphia at Washington. MONDAY, Pitts
burg will play at Cevelani, indianapolis II,
Chicago. Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs.
day Cleveland will play at indianapolis.
Pitts urg at Chicago. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Washington will play in Boston
Philadelphia in New York Friday and sat
urday Chicago will play in Cleveland Pitts
burg IN Indlanapolis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

The Clevelands are at home again and
playing the gaudy Pittsburgs a series of
games before big crowds. The teams er-
cellent work against the eastern teams and
Chicago has captured the town. and men who
were never before interested in the game
are to he seen in the stands. The non-star
system works well 80 far The club has
sixteen men under contract. and its salary
list foots less than esq 900. There is not
more than $3.50 difference in any of the sala-
ries, and no personal jealousies on account
of money matters
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LET THEM WAVE.
The Stars and Stripes Should Sec the
Light on Their Anniversary.


HARTTOHt4, Jnns >.
The Courant tomorrow morning will say
The CoHrAnt every year calls s-t-ntion TO
the fact that june u is the anhiversary
Of the adoption Of the stars and uipcs a. a
flag of the nation and suggests t,s the day
be observe BY general display of the ma
tionsl en,isa. The toIra"t men
tons it thu. early this year hopi1g il. es-
teemed contempprarie. Of every Iar'y and
creed will unite with It in request..s gen
eral observance Of the day by Swinging odd
glory" % the breeze from every flagstaff. and
would further suggest that the history Df its
.opti0n be told in the schools Of the land
next Friday, while the flag J, displayed, and
the meaning explained Of it, stripes and stars
What better way to begin the second century
Of the great republic than BY making this an
nual observance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
INDIANA CROPS
Along Rivers Greatly Damaged by tho
Excessive Rains.

TSDfASAPoLis, June
Aavces from all parts Of the 5ia'e Of Is
diana Indicate great damage from the rains
of the past week 70 grorinz crops and prop
er,y situated along water courses. The riTer
here is out Of il banks and has done great
damage 70 fencing all along IL, co urse.
Fields Of corn, wheat and oats are entirely
washed out and others are greatly damaged
along the Sangsmon river. The people
have all fed to the highlands for safety
Clay county Suffered greatly and many farm
houses are under water. Several mines are
flooded. II is reported that the Ohio river u
very high and rising rapidly, and a large
amour, Of sreeksge from Johnstown is be
ing brought down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
ST JOHNS SCHOOL
Special to the Keunebee Journal


"h-4' i>Lt' June o.
ihe 'i''','E eNe'''svs a, ~ ''i,' '',,'''
a' rreSque l>ie W. was heiu ihur-iaE aI''r-
""on' 'u"t w. '"e nsa'y 'a'h AeP. "i"n!
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'e''g'"u' wei, "en !" '"e '"ii''''
eohiuctti oy bisnop Neeiy. AT Ihe close
oi 'ne cnaPe' ser'iee ilil.la'. pr'l .ooN
place III 'he upper sci'ooi roonh' 'le ram fen-
neIi"s !. ~, me'e! w "spense WI ',ie t'','
pahy arIi upon tile campus ne n"Ns
noNe" ''ie'u' ua'ii''s ""'i "en' '''''u :"
"ith 'he nAhua' exercises VIZ" very cr'i'ia
oie ptoheiehey' at . ocioch 'ht htefaS
exercises coi''piehcti ~, Nl'ii EA,h "a u'a oY
w " rre'ie''eA "",'pey VI i'Ir
nus was very 'cho'arY Poiu'uon ana
q hiuch efe.it ootn 10 lne Rrelu'ie ana 10
t'ie sGhooi, Nch' ~ oIler was az e-saN ps
. hiN', " u.'e VI iA,i'''el SupJee.
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military a'li a coz! u Hie 49,"
thronKh Coi' - T. a'iel 'i,"' '1sE -" i'"-
hesitatcd between Mr' n'IiP - I mar sI''
MI }. EdWlh " hI'e' ou' nai many 'eg.''
to award the pF'zs % hr, thah; hf' T"Al
magnanlmousiy requested 'ha' 'he phHe o.
given to M nite- a. ne h'ihseH sFeaal
had copy OF tHe Nors AM tnousnt W
White deserving OF uhe aNs'a' bi'h'l
N'aly -Ppi'ed 'ha' ne cou'd p''g cF''s' w
prize as the comm'ttee hsi h'fec'e1 an
therefore presented 70 M Ihdit, Nho r.
eeivei It and advancing 70 hf- " h'lf VI
graeefuliy presenter uie so'uhte nlii
He acceptel u Win .hAnks ann .ne spplsu''
Of the audience lheh IoiioNea the prs.eh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

WAsHGSGroN, June =.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people:
Original. John b. Walton, Henry A. Co
mani. ,Ioseph Cluskey, Israel A Gardner
John + Clark. Joseph A. Gilmore increase
Matthew J. sullivan. Kennedy Smith, Geo
A Hoves. John B. Frisbee, William ID.
Clark Chester b Dexter; reissue and ia
cres.p Thon,a, Pearce, reissue, Robert W
usn.com. Melissa. widow OF Marcellus IL
JudkIns. ,,.,
original. invalid, Henry wilson navy
VIM. l. Mayson. James Maddox Increase
navy Freeman Ward. John DAILY, John L
clark. VIM. reynolds, Michael Coolidge
Leonard Cobb. John W Saunders. or'g''
nal sarah J., mother of Almon McCarty'
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THEY WILL SPEAK
Names OF Those Fortunate Ones Who
Were Assigned Commencement Parts
at Bowdoiu
Especial TO the Nennebec Journal. ]

Especial 10 the Nennebee Journal
BKrNswIcK, June :.
The tollowing commencement parts have
be een announced Salutatory, Geo. l. Files,
Portland. Aaaried for scholarship, Llucoln
] Bol.e So. Wirdham. Joseph r Clark,
Wa.,ee y tiden. Wateryile; Daniel L.
oven. Saco. Earle A. Merrill, Pennington ;
Albert b. N,al Portland; Edward stearns'
Ssco. Awarded for excellence ID writing
" VI. Emery, New Bedford, Mass f. Ia
Staplps Benton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

Rev. G. II. Richardson 81 sas called u
Brunswick last THURSDAY afternoon TO con
duct, With Rev. z. Il. Whitman, the funera
service. Of Miss Genevieye Solder.
The following have been chosen to TAX
part in the junior exhibition: Mr.. A. n
Peaslee. r. 5. Pierce, II. j. Piper, G. j
Nichols. w. r. Garcelon, T. VI. Singer
and Misses SNOW, Jordon, Howe, Bracket
| Pratt and Wood.
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Unable to Find the Body.

rscsci,l % III Kennebec Journal
FAIRFIELD, June 9.
,uasor,s to recover the body of the
French woman who was drowned in the river
bere abou, week ago have, as yet p'o.eu
fn,ile. A large number were engsged IN '''e
search 10 day
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Be uiangist outoIoppings.

PtRIs, June ..
Rchcrt, an attachce Of the war ministry
arrested Yesterday. putged himself of con
tempt ot the Boulsnger commission and has
been liberated. The Boulapgist meeting an
nounced at Augoulcmr today was prohibited
by the authorities. Dcroulcdc, laeucrrc,
lsIssant, Richard, and scores of citizens
were arrested for protesting
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CHIcAGo, June o.
At Grand Crossing yesterday afternoon
G W. Budd Of Desmoines, broke the record
with twelve guage guns by killing ~ Of one
hundred selected tame live pigeons from
ground traps at twenty yards rise, in the
shoot for the American field cup and $3.50 II
side. Kleinz, his opponent, missed six birds
of the hundred.
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RREN AND UNION


RocKLAND, June 9.
The towns of Warren and Union held
me, tiugs yesterday to vote on approprlatlns
s2o ot4o for the Georges Valley railroad.
Union voted 1872 yea, 80 no for $4,000 and
Warren l45 no, % yes. The vote required
two-thirds.
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Special 70 The kenneoFV 'OurHH''J
LIvERHoRE FALLS. june ;.
Dir. Albion r. Milleu the oldest physician
and a highly respected citizen in town died
=, hi. rssidence at 20 O'Clock this afternoon
S. lengthy sickness. aged 65. tie was
n Nm and member of Ruel Washburn lodge
No. Isl.
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Sunday Games

At Brooklyn Brooklyns ~, Louisvilles
?.
At Philadelphia Athletics ~, Kansas
Citys
At Columbus Columbus II, Cincinnatis
I.
At Jersey City baseball game for
the .lohnstown fund resulted, Jersey Citys
10, Lowells ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Government AhandOnS the Trenton and
YsDdalia.
Cashier OF an Express Company Arrest
ed on the Charge OF Stealing.

WASHINGTON, June =.
The Trenton and NandSllS, wrecked at
Samoa last March, have been abandoned hy
the government aud their names will be
stricken from the navy list. All the valux-
bles on both vessels including the batteries,
have been recovered and are en- route to San
Francisco OF the steamship AlAmedS Ad-
mirsl Kimberly and the remaining survivors
are On board. They expect 10 reach this
country shout july >lh.
Charged With Stealing from U. s Ex-
press
Charles +. Bali, cashier of the T. 5 Ex-
press Cos Office in this city, was arrested
tonight charged with larceny from the COM
pany. The accounts show shortage of
sile0 Ball declares that he is not guilty
Notes.
The president has commuted the sentence
of Capt Armes 10 be dismissed from the ser
vice.
The frs, order Issued by Adju,snt Gener-
al kelton was by wish OF PresidrntIHarrison
one abolishius the Sunday inspections aud
drills in the army.
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Row, June .,
The fope is much depressed It is re-
ported he refuses To see ANY yho1y aud mas
passed the days absorbed in prayer in his
private chapel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

letter has been received al baheo, hon
Volney b. Gushing, so that hls l'ieuus ~ H.
know that he is all rgnt' ne vas - sl', :,
flooded section of Pennsyivania ou' .seApI1
ali danger and is expected nome next ~eeA'
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Russian Bear Looking 10 a Slice
from Persia.
Boulansist Demonstrations Nipped in the
Bud.
Germans Think American Government
Doesn't Quite Approve OF tho Samoan
Agreement.


LONDON, June =.
Nsreported in st Petersburg that during
the Shah's visit there, secret treaty had
been made het~ cen Russia and Persia for
the temporary annexation Of Northern Persia
TO Russia In certain cases.
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Mock Trial on Board.

Sunday, May 26 AT last the ship is roll
;,s, heavily and few have taken TO their
bsrth.. but it cannot last long, tomorrow We
shsll 90 ashore. The Sabbath has been
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Libetal Ministry Formed

Rio JANriHo, June ..
A liberal ministry has been formed with
Viscomte prcto, president
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GARDINBH

New Business House News
A Fine olt.-Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Islander Base Bail
Gossip The Contract for the Con-
gregational Repairs Awarded.
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carefully ohseryed oa boarl. the regular
sntp- -etyice ocearfirg IN Ire morning.
shile this aftrrn.,on Prof + g Peabody
Of Hazard I aivefsiIy sindiy preached. tn.
sermon ~as appropriate asd good. ami warm
ly approved oy the boys Previous 10 this
our patty held short pr4.s- service con
Quoted oy Rev. Mr., Fes.endsu. one Of Us.
The III It jolly happening Of the voyage
vas the mock yriAi held Friday evening Of
~hIeh large part Of tie passengers were
pleased spectators Messrs ElrelI and
Higgins were accused of con. piracy and
fraud The prime charge bling they hAi not
oeeo seazics agreed nor had they ho1zht
the boys cigars hen they express st1tt
IN circulars th4t all necessary expenses would
be paid. Another point charged vas that
iHtent;on OF fraud WAS evident from the cir
culArs issued, they being headed -.Eiwsirs
European you rope 'em iR) Tour Worked
IN with these were many anniversary lnci-
dents Of the vpyag-, 80 that decidedly en-
terttining trial Nas arFa9gei. I.,t1le ili il
matter that the j. e hs never seen 4 court
room, or that the attorneys sometimes be-
came entangled ins.ead OF the witnesses. Il
was Only done fOr fun AMI in that was high
ly successful.
Yesterday We witnesse1 the sad duty tha,
occasionally iey1lyes upon seamen,
A Budal in the Ocean.
A small child died The day before and the
solemn ceremony Of committing the body 70
the deep was perfsrmei over the remains by
the ships doctor, asst, ed b. the captain.
With bowed heads from which hats had
been removed, all reverently stood during
the reading of the short service and then at
the proper moment the body which had
been covered with a fig and boquet of
flowers, was allowed 10 sink into the deep
ocean. Ii was most impressive service
one more so is seldom witnessed.
The other day number Of Us were shown
the vast machinery which keeps u in mo-
ton. necessarily it has been moving for
more than week Still its power is undi-
minished. One thing particularly noticeable
was the manner in which the commanding
officer signals the engineer, A. each post
there is dial on which is printed "Fgll,
half, slow, stand ready, stop" The captain
places the pointer at "sow" for instance.
and Immediately it is inlcated in the en-
gineer's room. In America The gong is com
monty employed, but this appears like
handy contrlyance for accomplishing th
same end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-10
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weather indications tor the uext "a
Hours

NA2 DEPARTMENT,
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"Asgtssros. June 10 lAM
For Maine Rain, slightly cooler. south
westerly winds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21

from England and America in China and
Japan, and there is colony of hundred
or so in Korea. The foreigners have the
control of the customs service of China; the
head of the Chinese navy is an English
naval officer, and Americans act as the
foreign advisers to the governments of
Japan and Korea. Judge Denny, the
foreign advisers to the King of Korea, 1 met
at Seoul, the capital. He is an Oregon
man, who was Judge before he entered
our consular service and who served for
number of years as Consul to Tientsin, and
also as Consul General at Shanghai He is
acknowledged to be one of the bright men
on the Asiatic coasts. He is perhaps the
only foreigner who has been able to carry
on long fight with Ii Hung Chang, and
that with success.
Lii Hung Chang is the Secretary of State
of the Emperor of China. He is the strong
est man in the empire, and it was through
his influence that Judge Denny was ap-
pointed to his present position. At this
time Ii Hung Chang was in favor of the in
dependence of Korea, but he has since
changed his mind and he wants it to be
looked upon as subordinate to China. Judge
Denny, as the adviser of the King, refuses
to advise his master to acknowledge the