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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

The baak exchanges at the EewYork Clearing House
and the stocks sold at the NsvYork Stock Exchange for
The week Of three years compare rs follows:
s.sa..s. !sss z Ssa: ~ sSfi
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The exports Of gold from this port last week, in.
elnding small amounts Of coin sent TO the west
indies. amounted to S4.9eH,47o This makes the
The amount Of Imports, since January /, 1889,
upward Of SEA 800, 000 against net exports Tor the
.aIae period Of 1855 Of sLsoo,oSO Yet ysssel
which is only s2,400,ooo smaller than the total
reserve OF June ]. 1858. The bank loans now
ere greater taan ao on june = doSS,
rear. The net exports Of silver from this port have
sss ssS St Sssr Of
United States Treasury holds in Its vaults &C
sorng 70 its yesterdays statement, Of gold, silver
facases. sal 600, 900 less than u held june, /,
1853 In the meantime the silver coinage has
amounted to about s34 100000, ADDING the
hoidiass gives se5. 600. 600 as the Treasury cx-
pnnyien oil legal money In general circulation
during The any three weeks Adding to that the
ess the amount used IN the arts-say, net about
ezo. 600, o0o-giyes se5.Q0o,0o0 as the APPROX
!Este amount added 2 the circulation during the
2ssin why Y has been possible 70 lose so large an
Try has. required 50 large a hank expaIi-
sIan e . noted above: wishcgt hardly affecting
VIC nAnks Total reserves. erd leaving the money
fnaasssi ssnlsss, unusually well sSppbed with
4 70 Whist further snsen. son exports mar \.
8 3qu1fed 70 meet the wants Of the Continent "a
Europe ana lgnidate ssls balance OF trade q psoS
fmaueal Probably, the amount Viii moi he
EXPORT movement has about exhausted iiseif. bns
Hhs4cvsr 10 msy be- surplus sessgve In the T,ta.s
& aneS more than supply IL II the searefary VII,
gnrthSee bonds az the same prices with accrued
interest fdded which he paid on April 1 Thus
5Eurxs paid then viz. Ice Toe 7.s ex interc~ta
& ~ ne las and 129 for the Is Whegeas With
A. accrued intsssst cha ooeivslsnls to-day would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
NichOlsOn's
LIQUID Bread

IL SOLD largely throughout the Union and sofoad
It IL absolutely pure 1fat Extract Of delicious
taste, a tonic which restores the systen 10
healthy condition, q liquid food OK excellent
quality for well or sick persons 10 Is recon-
mended By physicians in cases OF debility. sr.
haustlon and wasting diseases; also 70 nursing
mothers and infant invalids. II Is an o1oelscnt
appetizer. . valuable restorative and constructive
with lowest alcoholic development, nanafsssarsd
Of choicest materials and ripene1 by tine.
Medical and popular experience has proven iAs
Eatracs OF Malt q most valuable tonic OF remedial
preparation, which Is freely prescribed By pAy.
SieiAns especially where the nervous or physical
systems are injured by disease cr overvork
Sold By oil lesing Grocers ana Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EsvYork saturday June EYES sS St me ~
s Oo SssS ssn sR S S crossed
BEEF ESss abb e. aaed: late yesterday report
Sun further decline In refrigerated 0esi Oh NC '''
s4en Ods NTH 800 i es' as,, ses 'Se
beef The City d Chester and DOvonla took out $500
12t head and u, s0S Sss,y oS ss %sie
f ssd ana GvS price: 5 aas scaed M
even S reduction 400 calves were 70 sell o. we vac
S SS s fSSa 9Ss Chances Sss a p
Ra sGi ;ea could Ss' '
's sR'S3: = |:fi T; s. y '
Hume Mullen So y'n 1 ss Se.s Z. ds 2 %
5 ils rS"nsyivinii DO delayed By the Goods
JeIilSs, Wright 4 Co 9! yeal'. 1S2 n at o. 81 per
IVY Halis2SseS Hollis 10 Bu,tcrmk Calves, 1873 ~ at
Sy" i E 70 isS - yS Ss ia a. 81 40
SHEEP AMP 80 Sa5ScdI =, o. J eSSy
S 5fna me s' ms.t At os sheep 1 Ts e ynsS
sfi aPS TSs %fs: is hfs HS 1
ssssp sR:'a !: Fl: S;' fsa's S' carly in &c
a'I pss mutton STEADY ssa1Oo dressed lambs lower
2sl 9SS s &C. % e a. e S.
Ta"sSn 9Se S5ssp, s ss AZ p 3 g 81 e. S
MsleSbcSE Hollis 10 Kcntucky lambs z n at
DiSnback & Dewey: l62 Ohio sheep s91' ~ %, 20
49,. ~; 20 90 80 = ID State do 60 N, At &c
EveIt Pideoek o. sheep 81 n q &c 10 feaflinS''
sAdler Co. 25S Texas sheep - !, D. "a AZ SS S
Virginia Iambs 81 n on private (proba bly, sS co.
Sewton Giliett 2l6 Ohio Sheep. 80 r. Ct "a 90 10
do SO 10 at IS $50 West Eirsina LANDS % ID ~ % 80
81 Kentucky DO 81 n at 90 60.
p s Kase 23A Buffalo Sheep. 81 n ~ 81 81 Ia 80.
n ptdcork: G2i ohio sheep, 100 n at e5 p D.; JOB
virginia do ITO n S 81 so $50 Virgins Lambs 90 70 81
al ~ OF DO az n al s8 so 100 do 6S n q; 90 75 $50
d. Sc ~ st IS 1856 DO 50 ls n es so 2s9 do 50
Cd IS 2es West virgins &c. 90 i.2 n at go,
10 IVES, vIrgtnis DO liz D. at "a 243 West virginia
Iaunbs 50 N, al s5 rs; II DO 6S r., az % 80
Sherman & Culver: 2i2 Buffalo sheep II D. 81
a CO 12. .... 49,, ~, 49,.
m live weight EorinaIH steady o. o56s5 10 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
STAINED.

coo1 oydp.rv......s $40 Low MIddlnR...... 9 rs,
Strict Good 0r5insry.s 1910 Nd4tng 10 lilo
ptlons-The dulness noted latcry was even more po
nourd today less eco bales being dealt IN tn9
ana lest busineas record IN 1Eng time Prices Iuiet
aitrrnately weak and strong within The nbrfO" IahgI
a points closing unchanged compared with yettuAy'
.Ies e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
THE PETROLEUM HARhET.

NEWS IRON THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
During tho last week there has been little interest
manifested In tho oil market and the trading, such
a. there was was Of such character and so slight
IN quantity as TO be unimportant as factor In tho
general situation. As will DO seen by the table
printed below prices showed small fractional varA-
lions throughout tha week. and the market continued
firm, owing 10 tho continued fair demand for export.
There has been \ slight diminuton tn the deliveries
during the week but this Is attributable to the delay
in characterization from the old owing TO the Johns
town disaster, rather than 10 any failing ca in the
production.
n ebp
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s11o $50 ese e1os 1893 CSC Dee e. 5Sl go
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treasury
In the week ended Friday evening which included
the receipt Of "a, 7SS,126 for gold taken from the
Assay Office for export and the payment Of s947,-
700 for purchased bonds, the New-York banks
lost 50, 7e6, 504 cash. Yesterdays bank statement
Of the weeks averages reports a loss of s4,1 g. 800
cash. Following our estimate Of week ago, that
the actual cash holdings then were 600 less
than tho amount given in the statement Of
that date, yesterday showing reflects net receipts
Of cash from the interior Of about $4,000, 900, and
indicates that the actual cash holdings at the
close OF business Friday were something like
s2,500o0o less than the sum given for the average
OF the week There is an expansion of s2,o71,.
200 in loans. The decline of 800 in de-
posts is about $500, 900 greater than the decline
the other changes call for The statement results in
loss 10 the surplus reserve OF s3,549,475, and
leaves IL at 81, 056,175, against s273i0, $50 on
June 8, 1883, and 81 ,420,050 June IL. 1887.
lows: Loans increase s2466, 900, cash increase
80 o24 600, deposits increase IS, 90, and sur
plus increase 81 sos, FPS. The changes for
the week of SS7 were Loans de crease 81 26,5O0,
cash increase ST. 900, deposits decrease S34l 800,
and surplus reserve increase 500, 800. The changes
for fhe week of 1884 were: Loans decrease
1000 500, cash increase So 057 600 deposits de-
crease s., 0S6, 90, and the surplus reserve was
y, S4l 500 against deficit Of 81, 625 for the
prece ding week.
The statement compares with those Of corresponding
A14Aa aflQ0 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BCyvALo June for tho last e honrs
Uers 400 head for the Woek thus ar 1880 For
the same time week l9Eto ConnEned through t9Oo
500 OF which 20 N"wGorki lOV heah on So
stsady with moderate demand o...,, ,,.., a..
Hog-Reo-pts last - hours were 1880 head Total ioI
the week thus far ~ 400. For tho same time hst week
T2SO Consigned through 400 head. $50 OF when 10
New York 5000 market steady with fair dsoAnd
had roIai for the far 454eo. kUr he sane
limo last week 800 Consigned through 200. 600 Of
which 10 Nsw.YoEk $500 on sslei market generally
unchanged
CHoAoo Unioa Stock YariA June She Drovers
JournII reports: CatueRscolPts 1000 head; shipments
bnE market steady higher Bosyea - 90 e 90 steers
~ stockeFa ana fVedsrs ~ tOd IS 90. CoWS
Bnla And Aixed 81 SEQ IS. Texas Cattle 81 l0as5 90
WoKs-It.oeipts l0OO0 hesA shipments 1000 market
steady asd Strong Mixed asa i6 Heavy 81 zoo i0
IIShI 2 a 81 20 Skipa ~ 90.
sheen eospu 2ooJ heai shipments 400 MARKET
.tsSy RHuvca 40 Western shogn 90 80 oA 30
TsTaa, ah0rn IS 90 81 IS. lambs 81 Ooo82s.
ST. Louu June S-cattle- Receipts to head snip s
sOO' market steady Choice Heavy Native st4ors ~ so
fI So Fair 70 Good Is 1884 co. stocker. ADD Feeders
fail 70 Good 81 i5et3 49, EanSer CoFDfsd u Sues So'
0Tass-tsd ~ 0at3 10. go. -, .,...~
cbaST. Hn~yY Ana Butehers Selections ~ sc fe4 20.
a. IS 40 40 80. -.-s,x .,-on.
Talr ~ Choiee 20 90 Ss1 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

coTTOY-The spot market hold, steady and demand
since September receipts at he B9rS sgs,esaSe d
GIT0o73 bales comparing with 1884 2OI bales TOT he
CORE spending time last year 1922. -, .,...,,
eatO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
SPIRITS OF ruRPENTINn.

CHARtzsrox, June S-TuTpenune hrm AZ sea
Wuxussfos, JuRs S.-Tufpsptine arm ., seA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
Mnsita! Instruments.

A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upright
selected and used BY the artists OF Metropolitan Opera
liggsa company during the past opera season, VIII Be
WN. khABE q CO.
have removed 10
hETHoplsT BOOK C0NOERE BUILDING,
6rH,AvE and lorHsT, ~. -.
Temporary whfssoons IN rear EntFance. West 2ohsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 81 p m-Consols. % $40 for money and
tho accounts Atlantic and Great Western rst
rage trustees osrloates 33S Erie. csc DO second
consolS 1854 ST. Paul Common 7bhi Illinols Ceniral
ll9, READING 2S7
Money y per cent
The rate of d0Onn in the market for three months
bills II Il per cent.
Dar silver IL aHotsd AZ 4isi per ounea
The amount Of bullion gone into tho Bank OF England
balance today 10 5000.
Pss advises aaota par cent rsntes ~ SO 90
for the socoan and exchange on London AZ %
IL censinnes for cheekA
Spanish a, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

OIL MARKETS.
OIL CITY Juno sNationl Transit ccrtinc,es ousned a.
s2s,g highest S2a; lowest S2h riosct. S2I Salss,
% doc barrels elearanoes $4,000 UarroI, charterS
oil $50 barrels Shipments i30607 barrels TuRa 6sl2k
barrels.
PrrspuRo June s-Petroeum quiet National Trsnsit
tncNteS opened s3Tsi elosei al s2A highest s2 low
est s2S.
BRApyoRp Penn. June s-SatlonN Transit Cert acates
opened s2L, closed az s2S highest sS lowest s2s
Ciearsneea 10000 bblA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

The following wsro saturdays quotations fOr IN
LATED securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
luxury or The Romans.

While baths with luxurious Surroundings a,tanab
thu characteristics Of the Roman bath Injunction win 1.
Cd rogs balm. has been dimcult long felt wan q
supplied by ARLEsIAN ALMo Approved by pAysisisas
10, MASSAGE. It stimulates asd heals. A canhr1s
handkerchief can and no soil skin thoroughly rbh
with this exquisite fragrant uRguent Sold 1t DenninF
Storms snd Masseys WHOLESALE az crittetsn'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
sTEADINEss IN STOCKS.
Dull WITH FLUCTUATIONS.
the TREASURY LOSES IN NET CASH BY
DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE IN
m srF = TERTST ACCOUNT

" Sunday, June e-p. N.
Tho United States Treasurer last week re-
Sawed from customs "a, e5e.. and from inter
nsI revenue So o2I, 300; total from BOTH ST.
lsI,s5s. The Treasury during the week reduced
i.s net cash balances in vaults ss1o,sS7 and Its
deposits in National banks s2,l1s,oSi; net re-
duetion in cash, s2,92o,96s. The principal
changes in the vault balances were mnde rs fol-
lows The gain in gold Of s340,47e by o reduc-
ton IN the amount of outstanding certificates 81,
ses, 200, less loss Of bullion, s3,9a7,sII; loss
70 the 1egaltender balance Of S545,067, by loss
OF notes s6e5,067, less o reduction in outStand-
Ing certificates $4,000; loss IN silver Of 81 &c..
s5E by an issue of certificates s353,is5, less a
gain in bullion sod coin Of 81 "a, $50. The liza
kitty for the redemption Of surrendered National
bank notes was reduced s377,eos. so that the
net available balance was s2,55l.s7o les than
On June I.
subjened srs the results Of yesterdays statement COM
yAsed VITA those Of tho statement Of Juno 4:
June I, lses. June 8. 1883 Differences.
Solo coin and bull,
less certificates
and 500 oo0.. . -.
600 e92 2527l5 e02 b93 104 Inc e34oz79
q. s. notes, less
s.ss s.ss Ss,.; a7SsSs ~ Dee Dee 1851 1881
bullion Toss Ger.
anestes ...... so.2sS.27s so.o4os1s Dec 1sssS5
cssh In ys15s es4 40a s15417s575 Dec 1887
tions BANKS. 4s4So,74S 41.ss1 ee4 Dec sI1e,os1
Total balance si9s 2O7 sio5 2Ss Dec s2s2s COS
Deduct for funds
had 10 redeem
Including tbs
per cent fund. s76S4.551 81 500 $50 Dec. e77,eeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

The baak exchanges at the Eew.York Clearing HonsE
and the sold the NewYork Stock Exchange fo
he week Of three years compare rs follows:
June IL 'B7. June Q, 'ss June 8, 80
Exchanges s633 100 400 s524 % $3.50 624
30 shares sold. 1,25S, 104 7lO,75l 1,2ol,2Dt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings
for the fourth week In May OF ffty-two railway
companies or systems The comparisons Win tne
same week of 1888 continue to be favoraOle
OF the total number thirty nine companies nave
reported gains and thirteen companies have re.
ported losses The subioined table divides tne
aggregates and differences OF the companies snow
ing gains and losses.
Fon,th r,eek 1893 1882 Difference Per Ct.
81 Coz 7oI oss a. fSo Inc. s3se,e15 1927
Is Co's.,... Ii0l PIC iIol5,34S Dee. lAO5OS 12'0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

De 1882 aud 1857 tespeetivsly. During the
wax TIE market for cell loans ranged between
z and per cent, the principal business
rsDsed from ? IL 70 3 i.s per cent With .
per cent about the established rate for ninety
days The foreign exchanges were not particu:
larry active during the week, but rates continued
there was better supply Of sixty-day sterling
which may affect the rates for the coming weeK,
The gold exports, as they have been during the
the sterling rate not wurranting shipments OF
epld hills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

Refined oil ruled unchanged but firm az $50 cents
Ter gallon IN New-York and $50 cents In Philadcl-
phla and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10

Runs ..OfpOI Ie'e4S st'Ssg
Excess deliveries ...... 1898 $3.50 $500 lT74s
Excess runs.
Taking into consideration the dulncss Of tho market
tho export demand compares favorably With that OF
tho corresponding weeks Of previous years, a. VIII
he seen from the Sbolned table OF the daily Averages
Of charters for the month and for the whole year
1854 1887. 1853.
Average Average Average
charters. charterA Charters.
For the yesr..........',....43.5tS 4i695 3s.oa
IN the heh operations continue TO be carried on
with activity as far a. new work + concor1tGt apa
from the present outlook the indications arc thar ne
repsrt OF field operations for the current month WIZ
show marked Increase over that for May. fronl
January to date the United States statistics show
exports OF crude and refined oil amounting 10
23d84T 900 gallons, an increase OF % 304 900 over
the corresponding period Of last year.
The range Of prices and the total DEALINGS W
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange w"rc a. follows;
Week eudcd- May IS. June juno .
Opening ..,.....,....'..s'-rSi - Q? a.. 30 -
Lowe,t ......"....."..."SS99 SO s5ks
Ituat .
silcs barrels, eI3 0"o I999 coo $1,000 S S69
Sales at Stock EX-. l52S.GOo lfooOVO oiVVoo
I.a Onn cnn nn0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-23

Register, has gone into the breeding business
having Just purchased . farm Of 30 scses
in Washington. Pa
The anssal meeting Of The FFsnkfin
County Hesss Breeders' Association will Be
held q fsrDinsson. Tuesday, Dec. 81, It 10
o'cisck. A. n.
A good square, fast, honest walk is the
foundation Of all other ssifs In . colt; and
when trained to walk veil. good driver has
no difficulty in developing that other good
gait. . square. speedy tros-
South Paris 10 quite . centre for good
horses. Mr.. W. j. Wheeler owns . string
Of fifteen, some Of which sre re@askably
promising. Wheeler Fletcher have . suck
ing colt. Norway Knox blood, which will take
30 gait down the road and keep il for
> sssrt<r Of mile. It Wa also in this town
thss fsaiah Pompiily Of Auburn purchased
the great four, sas-old Hove colt, last week,
for which he paid 800.
! u. J. Jordan, New Sharon, has recently
bought of Daniel Fletcher Of Hartford . bay
three years old seldins by Robert Bonner.
son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian that promises
| vel for fast one. He was not shod until
t~o weeks ago and consequently is . little new
| 1t the business, but shows the right kind Of .
gait. He weighs 1850 pounds and stands
| l5-212.
| The close Of the tfottiDg season OF 1889
finds the largest roll Of 2 80 horses ever made
| in any one year added to that list. The total
il seven hundred and eighty-two. Maine
horses In the list with their ranks are Bar
ney L., $50. owned by p Il. Lennon Of
Portland Bay Tom. 2 234; Dandy Jim, 2-3o;
DR.. Smith, 2 2ot; Elmbrook, 2l6t: Maud
Mac, pacing. 2.30. Maine has 50 many
horses In the great table already that the
shortness Of her list compared to the total 10
explained.
What Was probably the oha horse in
Maine died Wednesday in Bangor. mare
owned by J. Il. Craig dropped dead in her
stsll Had she lived until next May she
would have been ~ years old. Only the
day before she was driven down town and sp-
peared IS trisky a. q colt.
The three noted horses, Fred Boone, Kate
s. and Bsnqao, all by Daniel Boone, dam
Mag nave been soid 70 MI "eorse u Aiden'
General Eastern Aeeh'o Oh Tue WI. u H. ~ ~
WaterViiie, oy w. ohA'"oeriAin' ioi INC e''.'e
OF the late l.. D. fAihe oi "A~r'"ie Inc
price is private, but was very large. The
sale was nhaiiy o'o'eu "eoneAy' ire"
Boone was the sire oi L'A@'e "'ef' yeAih"s
fecordzo
we Wish we couia 'houce seh'ies" iroui
ABROAD VINO are looking ior nhe norse' !" '''"
this city ana see II they cAhho' nnu just "ns'
they WANT. mere are many soou one' here'
and We are sure purchasers "ou'o no' "
away hisappoih'eu' ChAfie' Mi'iAe"' Esq.,
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CATARKiG, CATARRHAL
HAY FEVER.



Sufiers rs are rot generally aware thai
these diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the PR sence of living parasite
10 the lining membrane of the nose and
eusta chan tubes. MicroscOi ic research
however. has proved this TO b. a fac. AMI
the re suit of this discovery is that simply
remedy has been formulst ted whereby ca
tarrh, catarrhal d, fitness and hay fever are
permanently curel in Fl m one to three
simpe All .icatiol made at home by the
patient orcc in two weeks
n Is This treatment is not snuff OF
an ointmc vt; both have cen discarded by
reputable physicians as in rrous. A yam
phlet eII .ining this new treatment Is SEM
free on receipt OF stamptD pay postage, By
A. II. Dixon { So, 337 and 339 West King
Street, Toronto, Canada. Christian idro'
cate.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above.
dec20d& y lychdlyfoFm
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superior race hence they propose to
count the votes and shoulder the respon-
abilities Of Office.
With tier Of Southern States that can
furnish the Democratic party any major
ity that may be asked, the Globes hostil-
ity TO the electoral college Is not
at all strange. The only wonder Ia that
II has not thought Of this nice little
scheme Of putting the perpetual control
Of the National government into the hands
Of southern oiigsrehy long before.
The reason for its opposition Ia too
apparent To deceive anyone, no mat
TER what nimsy veil Of seeming
fairness 1t may seek 70 weave about IL. II
denounces the electoral college for the
same reason 10 denoances the attempt to
secure honest Congressional elections
because it interposes barrier 70 the
absolute control Of National affairs by the
Bonrbons Of the South. Bat the electoral
college will not be thus swept away It was
established by the wisdom Of statesmen,
who we're determined 20 guard against the
portability Of any State. or set Of States.
securing through fraud and brutal fierce
the control Of the government Of the
| whole nation. IL was the wisdom Of far.
seeing patriotic men and well has IL served
the American people. 1t will never be
changed while the citizens Of this country
have at heart the welfare Of the whole
nation.
The Globe may keep up its apologies fol
the condition Of affairs In the South II II
chooses, but with the Southern people
Themselves not only acknowledging but
defending the Acknowledgement Of eoiored
citizens. 1t has absolutely no excuse fol
asserting that a plurality Of ''the people
we're for Grover Cleveland In the last Ma
| tionxl election.
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Citizens of Hallowell. South Gardiner.
south hailowell Richmond, Augusta and
rittston who are DESTROYS Of purchasing Hol.
iday gifts from choice selection Of goods are
offered free railroad fares to Gardiner Dec.
18TH to 24th on purchase Of 80 and re-
turn fare on purchase Of el5 and upwards.
Another enterprisins offer from our arm, The
Atkinson House Furnishing Co. They have
. splendid lot Of Christmas goods at the Col
iseum Building, Gardiner, which 10 directly
opposite the station. Doubtless lots Of our
citizens will pay them . visit. Every lady
will be presented with an album.
decladSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-23

The whole country IL to be eongrstu-
lated upon the appointment Of Congress
man Boutelle az chairman Of the Naval
committee. II Ia the beat selection for
that important position that Speaker Reed
could possibly have made. No man In the
country ia better acquainted with the
working and needs Of our navy than h the
able representative of the Fourth District.
Mr. Boutelle had "A most honorable career
during the war ma fearless and efficient
naval officer aud this experience has been
OF much value TO him In the proper under
standing Of all matters pertaining to the
navy upon which he has long been reeog-
ni1cd IA an authority in Congress. His
appointment a, head Of the naval com
mtte~ gives him wide field for the exer
clse Of the thorough understanding OF This
department Of the government which he
will bring to the position
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-23

English Justice has apparently sunk to
a Chicago level In acme localities.
young costcrmonger In Leeds, Eng.
who assaulted and Kicked to death wo-
man who was passing him In the street
and who was perfect stranger to him,
has been convicted Of mansIaughter only
and sentenced to sis months at hard labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-23

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