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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02

Ono County Clerk,
Ono County Treasurer,
Ono County Assessor,
Ono County Recorder,
One District Attorney,
Ono Superintendent Of Schools,
One Commissioner, Long TermL
One Commissioner, IShort TermL,
Ono County Surveyor,
One Public Administrator.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Justice OF the Peace for each
Township,
One Constable for each Township,
One Road Supervisor for each Road
District,
Two School Trustees for each
School District, lone Long Term aud
one Short Term.]
For Constitutional Convention,
"Yes" or mo"
Andfurther ordered that the ballots
used at said election DO Az inches
wide by u inches long, q~undrilatcral,
and TO DO printed OF hite S. & G..
Book Paper.
The Board then designated the
places for holding the election, and
appointed Inspectors Of Election US
follows, to wit:
CAHLIS: Polls ut Schoolhouse-In-
spectors, Geo Mcintosh, G Z Bor-
nard, D d McRae.
CAMP HALLEcK: Polls mt School
neutrality-suspicious., j j Campbell, G
l. Mayer, a Wilson.
CLOVER VALLEY: Polls mt School
neutrality-suspicious., w b Gibbs, John
Williams, j Wiseman.
COLUMBIAN: Polls ut Judd's House
inspectors, CG Judd, Ii G Irland,
\ w Winning.
ELKo: Polls at Courthouse-In-
spcctors, ] S Gardner, G W Grover, U
f Grccn.
HUNTINGTON: Polls at w Browns
Place - Inspectors, Chas Mitchell,
Henry Porch, V Plat.
HALLECK STATION: Polls ut School
neutrality-suspicious., Ham Mccain, NJ
Glaser, w G Randolph.
ISLAND MOUNTAIN: Polls at Pen
rods Houso-Inspectors, T. Penrod,
W Stoiiel, III Martin.
JACK CREEK: Polls Mt Frank Gull
yer's Inspectors, Frank Culver, John
L'nehart, VIM Lauham.
LAMoILLE: Polls at Lamoille
Schoolhouse-Inspectors, Jud Dakin,
II a Young, NJ Pixley.
MOUND VALLEY: Polls Mt Mound
Valley observation-disclosures, N
Ouderkirk, Ed Carville, w II Kennedy
MOUNTAIN Cry: Polls ut C~usper's
Store-Inspectors, Davo Casper, W ID
Hand, Max Schocn.
MARDIs: Polls at G T. Pearson's-
Inspectors, Q Il Pearson, w Waters,
a Mclaughlin.
NoRTu RUBY: Polls at Sc~hoolhouso
Inspectors, G p Robinson, j w
Health, Joe Smith.
NoRrn FORK: Polls Mt Hollands
lfouse-Inspectors, FL Holland, john
Walker, Morgan Shearer.
RAILROAD: Polls at Schoolhonse-
Inspectors, FL Frank, SIP Wollor,
Geo Williamson.
STAR VALLEY: Polls at School
houso-Inspectors, j q Stevens w
w Weathcrs, Geo Monks.
SouTm FORK: Polls ut SchoolhUuse
inspectors, IT Crane, TB Clinn.
dler, Geo 1Tardcsty.
SpRUGEMoNT: Polls nj Schooliouse
Inspectors, j j Hamilton, $ Lind
bloom, Robt Hartley.
SouTm RuBY: Polls Mt Wincs'
Neutrality-suspicious.. a j Thomas, Win
Myers, John 1Iunkina
ToANo: Polls ut Schooihouso--In-
spectors, J II Ciizier, II Weight, AP
Shivoly.
TEcoMA: Polls Mt Sclioolhouso
Inspectors, j 9 Leo, John Brennan,
WIN Bcllingcr.
T~uscARoRA: Polls Mt Confidence
Hose lIouse--Ihspectors, Joo Plum
kctt, J w Powell, j u FOLLY.
WILLIS: Polls nj Sclioolhouse--In-
spcctors, Wm Knopf, Vim Congcr, NJ
J}adt.
WnIrE Rock: Polls at Schoolhouse
Inspectors, Antoine StosE, w ID.
Fuller, jesse Winters.
WEtLASD's: Polls at Weilands'
Station Inspectors, j II Wciland. IL
NJ Reed, Jas Fcnrod.
Attest:
l.. y. HENDERSON,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
ELEcr1oN
BY tho Board of County Commits.
slone,s Of Eiko County. Nevada

Notice is hereby given TINT on
Tuesday, the 4th day OF November.
a D., 1850, ut the several election
precincts, thereafter namely, in the
county OF Elko ind State Of Nevadn, u
General Election will be held for the
Following named Stale, County and
Township officers, which election
shall DO opened not later than 3 o.
clock a. =, and shnll continue open
until o'clock r. NJ, of said day:
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

As VIM. Rogers and J. R. Cox
were passing the premises of Tom
Turk six miles from Forney few
words were exchanged, Cox shot
Turk twice, killing him instantly.
There had heen hard feeling between
the parties for some time.
Eli G. Mercer. a prominent
young man of Pearsall, was found
dead in the San Miguel creek at that
place early in the morning on the
3rd. He went to take bath and in
jumping in the stream struck his
head on a rock and was instantly
killed.
The dead body of Robert Ran
dolph Robertson was found in his
dwelling at Austin the other day,
bearing evidences of having been
dead several days. His wife and
children were at Corpus Christi.
The deceased was in Strengthened
financial circumstances, and the evil
dence pointed to suicide.
The body of a negro girl Is
years old, who had been missing
from the Montgomery neighbor-
hood, eight miles east of Henderson,
for several days, was found in well
on George SCOTS place. An exam
nation showed she had been shot
with two loads of squirrel shot be-
sides having her skull crushed in.
She was pregnant.
The official estimate of Texas
cities made up by the census de-
partment gives them the following
population Dallas $4,000, an in
crease of 279 per cent over 1880:
Fort Worth 21,000, an increase of
365 per cent: Galveston $4,000, an
increase of 81 per cent; Houston 80
900, an increase of "a per cent; San
Antonio $4,000, an increase of 50
per cent.
"A shooting afraY occurred seven
miles west Of Paris few nights ago
between ]. B. Easterling and E. R.
Morrison, two young men of the
neighborhood. They had a quarrel
and one challenged the other to
fight After some parleying Morrison
struck Easterling and knocked him
down, and the latter stabbed Nor
rison several times, inficting prob
ably fatal wounds.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

Three men and one surveyor laid
out the largest part of Manhattan
Island in 1T13.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

The Princess of Wales uses cos
metic which the ladies in her court
would willingly pay dear for. Al
though nearly so years of age, she
has a complexion as smooth in text
ure and as delicate in tint as the
beauty of a schoolgirl. 1t will
stand the closest scrutiny, the test
of sunshine and the electric lantern
and is proof to handkerchief and
lorgnette.
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Land For Sale.

| offer for sale one tract of land
containing 403 acres, tour miles
southeast of BreDham--250 in cul.
tivatIon-all under fence. Good
tenant houses and gin house
100 acres 4 miles south of Chap
pell Hill, all under fence-40 acres
in pasture; 4 good tenant houses.
Also my homestead, in Chappell
Hill containing I acres of land,
comfortable dwelling and good
barn. Good location for a physi-
clan. Apply to
J. VI. NELSON.
CHAPPELL HILL.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
TULANE UNIVERSITY Of LOUISIANA.

Formerly '4T-'oi, the University OF louisiana
Its advantages for practical instruction. and
especially in the diseases Ct the Southwest,
are uaeQuale1, as the law secures it super.
abundant materials from the great Charity
Hospital with its 700 beds. and 10000 pa
tieuts annually. Students have no hospital
tees to paw and SPECIAL instruction is daily
given at the BED SIDE OF THE SICK, a; in no
ether institution. Next college session be-
gins October Doth, 1890. For catalogue or
information, address
PROF. 5. z. CHAILLE, NJ. D.. DEAN,
e p. 0. Dru,rar 26f. Netr Orleans. La
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

Prince George Of Wales is to re-
turn to England from the West
Indies in May next, when he will
give up the command of the
Thrush, on his promotion to the
rank of commander, and shortly af-
terward it is probable that he will
be appointed to one Of the royal
Yachts. ,.--..
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

Prince Albert Victor, duke of
Clarence and Avondale, possesses
the most elaborate and extensive as
sortment of collars and neckties to
be found anywhere in the whole
world.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14
CHAPPELL HILL FEMALE COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON co, TEXAS.

Established 1851. Always In the front
rank, and now abreast with the best institu
tions in the South. English and Classical
courses. Conservatory method in Music
directed by Prof J Alleine Brown. A
graded cour,e in Fine Art, leading 10 full
diploma, directed by Miss G. A. Bixby, OF
the "Boston School of Art" A new ard
well furnished College Home. For cata-
logue, address the President,
REV. E. W. TARRANT, Am.
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The Gar of Russia, Alexander
III, has purchased Sierneradzki's
celebrated picture, "Phryne in
Eleusis, for $4,000 roubles, and it
is to be hung in one of the drawing
rooms of the Chateau Peterhof.
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BUY the KTErER PILL,

The mildest, yet most efficient anti
bilious ana BLOOD purifying medi-
cine sold. One pill will act; it
will prevent fever, cure headache,
and improve digestion. Ask Jour
druggist for the KIEFER Pill and
take no other. "a doses for % cents
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Dr.. Baird'S Fever Cure,

. Da BAIED- Fever Capsules, zoe, will cure
any case Of -allls, Fever Sc., or money refuInd-
ri Galeten coarsj, pleasant to take. Ask
dealer- 20 show them t. YOU.
DR.. BG.rt'- Liver Pill l-EgI. cGatrli), one
nil dose. MID and su-e in their action on
the liver.
Dr. Bairi', Sgra.v Worn. Dead Shot -
KILLS screw worms in stock Instantaneous ,
easily apphe7 rp 8 deep seated WDUuG. healing
and prevents the a.-- q, u..aaugy az tH- wound:
sEsck. All -i3CkGaeG Delighted wiki il: sc
and guaranteed
Dr. B2iTi's family medicines are Tor sale bv
j. LristTam' Hau9eit Bros, schmidt Bros, and
j. II. Meyer, city, and al merchant, IN the
country
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-14

:" ANrsD-Aa active man for each sec
w ton. Salary $50 to 500, to locally
represent successful y. \ Company incOrpor-
ated 20 supply Dry Goods, Clothing, shoes,
Jewelry, etc, TO consumers al cost. Also a
LADY of tact, salary $40 10 carroll members (SJ-
OoO now enrolled. slOO, 900 paidin). References
exchanged. Empire Cooperative Association
tcredit we'll rated Lock d, K SO n. Y,
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Farm For Sale.

I offer my farm of 40 acres, on
the Houston and Texas Central
railway, within 3 IL miles of Bur
ton, tor sale at a bargain to an
early applicant. Good dwelling
and two tenant houses. gin and
mill. Good land. well tim bered
and watered; about SO acres in
cultivatIon-Apply on premises to
Y. P. Bowers.
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KING "JO-HE,"

Ecllpses all yet known as a true
remedial agent. But credulity is
the cause of thousands OF hope
lessly afflicted people departing
from this life in their prime. as
well as to grieve for loved ones
that die II infancy. OF the terrible
Ills that no othe; remedy was ever
before known to conquer with that
certainty this great healer is prov
ing 70 do, wherever rightly used.
1t can be found tor sale in Wash
ington county or " at r. E. Buhn's
Dru- Store, Brennan. Texas. or J.
F, Wieoush, Burton. Texas.
Il. 8. JONES & SONS,
P. o. Box 222
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
Trial Trip OF the Philadelphia.

NEw YORK, June 27.-The speed trial of
the cruiser Philadelphia took place yester
day, ard while the speed attained cannot he
positively stated until various reports con-
cerning currents snd ether matters are re-
ceived and worked up, enough is know to
warrant the statement that the speed re-
guired by the contract was attained. with
an excess which will be officially deter
mined later.
The morning, which was thick and foggv
gave but little promise upon the arrival of
the Philadelphia at the rendez zyous off Fire
Island; but toward noon the fog lifted, the
Dolphin was sighted. and shortly afterwar1.
under full head of steam, the Philadel-
phis rushed across the line on her race, in
which one knot over the contract meant
$500 ,OC0 for her builders.
Passing the Dolphin about 1920 p. NJ .
the run down aud back, including the turn,
Was made in about four hours and twenty
minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
Notes.

The details Of the damage done by gales
on the Scotch coast during the middle of
the week, show nine vessels wrecked and
irty five persons drowned.
special from Constsntinople says that
Ergersnm ia reported to be in fnil revolt.
In the conflicts that have taken place eighty
Armenisns and bine Turkish soldiers were
killed and many on both sides were
wounded
An Englishman who has been travelling
in South America. states that = treaty has
been formulated between Perm, the Argen.
the Republic and Brazil with the object to
n tack Chill The latter country, the trav-
| eier saws, is making extensive preparations
for defense.
The Dutch stesmer Prins Freder'k from
Amsterdam for Java, ~as sunk on III. night
of June 2j in latitude 81 degrees longitude
4 dt grte., bv n collision with the British
steamer Marpbf s,a, 1argauroy for Dun
ark. The hsrthesss arrived at Falmouth
| badly damaged and had on board the crew
aod ninety three passengers Of the Prins
frederik. Six Iines were lost IN the col
li.ion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
CONDEE 6BD DISPATCHES
The Filth OF tho News Taken From
Current Events OF the Day.

New York and Boston pi'ties are buying
| considerable ice at Montreal.
About 20 person, were prostrated by
heat Thursday, at Chicago, but none Of
them wilbdie.
Charlie Smith, the l6 pound champion
Of England, has issued challenge to fight
the winner of the DIX ,n-W Wallace ba.tc.
A stipulation Was fled in Judge Collins
court, Chicago, Friday afternoon, dismiss
ing the suit against the Chicago gss trust.
The Sioux chief, Rain -,n-.he- face, has
been stabbed by his squaw, whom he had
neglected. His recovery is doubtful. She
was arrested.
The reports from the City of Mexico,
that Sandoval and other fillibusters were
shot. proved untrue. lie and six followers
are under arrest.
Senator Palmer Of Michigan was uraDi
mously elected president OF the Worlds
Columbian Exposition and J. S. Dickerson
of Texas. secretary, at Chicago. Friday.
Mary Harrington, a sixteen-year-old girl =,
tried to pull little boy from in front Of H
train. and was instantly killed, at South
Somerset. Mass. Friday afternoon. The
boy was also badly hurt.
Ezra T. Demerrn. postmaster in the
town Of Dnr"sm. was found in hi. field
Thursday, -'ricsr" with PARALYSIS and died
in the eyening III vas - wears old and
leaves a " dow and two children.
All seam hrs arriving a. Montreal the
past dav or two. report increa-ng mvses
OF ice Just outside the Gnlt Of 81. Laws
renee. In lat t1,ie n 40 North, and iongt-
81.
ice foe four M les long ard twenty feet in
hi light.
Herbert r B' echer. son Of the late
Henry Ward Beecher, was acquitted in the
l.. S. District Court, at Seattle. Wash,
Thursday. on the charge of larceny 10 ab.
stracting a book from the records Of the
custom house at Port Townsend, while he
was collector Of customs. The case has
been pending year.
Charles Dioser. Lis mother. Mrs. Stey.
ems ard doms siic named EIlsn Sbs~,
we're all murd. red by burglars early Thur.
dsy morning, at Morris, Ill. The whole
! town ia aroused and two tramps who give
the names Of Peter Barrett and Thos. HI
gan, have been arrested on susp cion
They are closely gusrjed TO prevent lynch.
| ing.
At Pine City, Mimi, Friday morning, in
the county Jail, VIM. BrookeY was hanged
for the murder Of Vim. Coombs and his
wife. last November. Ose Of he Jury men
in the case made affidavit, few days sgo,
that he had not. on asy ballot. voted Brook
er guilty Of murder in the first degree. No
attention vas paid to this, hosevef. and the
hanging vas proceeded With according to
program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
The South Atlantic eouadrou.

The relief Of the squadron Of evolution
on the South Atlantic station by . fee,
composed Of the Pensacola. Essex and En-
terprise. and commanded by Commodore
W. P. Mccain. 10 announced, and Admiral
Walker 10 understood to have discretionary
orders regarding the movements Of his vef.
sells. When Commodore McCann arrive.
At Rio the squadron Of evolution will sail
for Ne~ York. 1t 10 desired by Secretary
Tracy to have feet 90 the Esyopean sta.
ticn, and Admiral Walker will. late in the
fall. be sent abroad ssain. His squadron
will then consist Of the Chicago, Boston
Atlanta, Baltimore, and probably the Ben.
nington. Concssd and PhiladeIphis. The
people At Baltimore and Philadel phia have
peti,ioned Mr.. Tracy to ssnd the vessel,
named for those cities TO Europe. Th,
present squadron Of evolution will 70 int
Nev York to be docked and repaired on il
way to Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
A WAR CLOUD.
Turkey Disreeards Russia's DE-
mands For War Indemnity.
Island Of Doniaiea Not To b Given
For Newfoundland Fisheries,
tn ,ueh Malta 10 Coded to Germany
According to Agreement.

LoSpoS. June ?,,--Great importance 70
attached TO Rassis's latest demand upon
Turkey for var indemnity BY the Cabinets
Of Europe. especially in Vienna. II should
be remembered. however. that Russia has
been as lcnient As Turkey has been Lax In
the payment stipulated at the close Of the
Rnsso- Turkish War, and that the arrears
nov amount to a sum that 1t is alInost hope
less for Turkey to pay.
The Sultan, indeed. has virtually disrc-
garied. although he has not formally rcpa-
dated, the obligation, and therefore the
perempiory demand comes with force all
the more startling. As Turkey cannot full
NIL The demand. Russia will have 70 take
salts fsc,i,n in some other way, and opinion
in Vienna 10 that the way chosen will be
military.
Meanwhile Austria is making strong mill
tAry preparations TO uphold her influence In
the Balkans in the event of hostile move
ment on the part of Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
Northern Democrats Protest Against
National Election Bill.

The northern democratic members OF
the House Representatives prepared for
nal protest agains. the National election
bill Af,er calling attention to the extra.
ordinary dangerous and revolutionary
measure now proposed by the leaders OF
'he party in power and pointing out the fact
that the Federal government had gotten
along very well for over 100 years withou,
the exercise of the power nov asked for
the protest says:
This bill is purely a partisan measure,
Intended primarily to control elections for
Congress and Presidential Electors in all
the States. to intimidate, hound, 0bstruct,
aud harrass by political prosecutions. in
nnfriendiy hands. adverse msjorities in the
'.isies Of the North. To ths end, it gives
70 the control of the Chief Supervisor OF
Elections . body of federal police spies,
authorized to make domiciliary visits, su.
periniend the naturalization of our for
gn born citizens, place citizens un-
der the strict scrutiny of those trus
~ and unprincipled federal detectives
n days preceding and following election,
and in every way subjec. him to the power
and control of paid party of mercenaries of
government in . way at utter variance with
republican institution and the great princi
lie of American freedom and home rule.
10 carry on this scheme of imperial gov
'rnment, millions of dollars will be taxed
rom the people, and the judiciary of the
t'uited States be prostii ID to the bases.
artisanshp in the nagement of elections
These invasions Of the liberties of the peo.
PIE should be left for safety to partisan
iries in federal courts. composed entirely
II men Of the party in power"
After discussing At length the unconsti.
'u'ionality of the bill, the protest con
cludee:
In view of the great danger to the
rights and liberties of the people and TIE
principle Of local self-gevernment involved
in this bill. We respectfully appeal to Amer
ican freem.n. without regard to party. "a
enter timely protest BY way of public meet.
ings or otherwise against this con ,olidatior
of government, and destruction oi
popular rights and the very found.
alton Of American liberty. We indulge
in no mere rhetorical fouri,h when We
solemnly affirm on our loyalty a. citizens
and our honor ~ representatives,, thi,
vicious and unpatrioiic measure 10 . mos
serious menace to the very life Of the re
public. The issue is, shall the politica
party elect itself and keep itself in powe,
by paid agents Who are to control politica
elections in all States"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

NEw YoRK, June 81 President William
Radam of the Microhe Killer Company has
brought suit for $3.50 900 damages against
the Druggisss' Circular. for publishing in
the September number of that periodical
an article emitted "Radam's Microbe
Killer" ALLEGED to be have been written by
DR.. Robert G. Eccies Of Brooklyn, Presi-
dent Rsdam charges So per gallon for bis
microbe killer. hut DR.. Eccies claimed that
the cost of the drugs used in its manufac-
ture is less than fve cents.
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9aiIrGaSs & tsteambnais
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement II Trains In Eject June
23th, 1890.


Unt.I further Notice trains Ieavs AaxustA n,
follows,
GOING wEsT-sp A. NJ for f<wi.,o..
Goehiand, Portland, Boston aai Montreal. y,
4. n. far Hailov-n Gardiner sad -oa,h Gsrdi
rsrninsfon, KoskisAf. Portland sad Boston; II N
4. n. and ils r. ". for Hzilsw.gi, GarfIasr sad
80. Gsrdlser. 70 P.N. for fsruBswfck Bath. Loes
izad. Portland. and bos'oa 49,. lsspress} Port
land and kosson as =. N. far Hsiiewel, Card
ser ssd South 6srdissr, HOO r. ". might PaiI.
sAs) for Ls~sstoa, Bath, Portland and Bossoa.
GOING EAsT-2.0 A. ". might exprrssI for
Bk0whrsaa, Bangor. Bar Hsgbor. ~. 4teob1a
u. John aud Are"sfoos Coyntys sna A. v. for
waieryiile. ard st0whs gan; - =. ", fexpfrss
for wateryilie. Newport, bower. FOxrrofi, Rsn.
ssr and Baf Harboe. s+s r. " for Wateryilie,
sso~hsEMn, Belfast, Dexter, Dover 4 Foxsroh,
cossty. AID At ~ p u. 70, saisryiiis. san
* XXI tram ''' waterfalls '"d Bangor at
The Might Pafasa Trains run ssc', way every
night, Sundays Included, b1f not 70 -kosshn x4a
or beyond Bangor, on Sunday faofnsngs, tat oil
run % and from Bar Hsrtor on and after May
18th.
The day express trains going East At 2HP ".
and West al 10 2, A VI, run daily, ssBdays In
Guided. betsrcn Boston. Bar f3srbor and st..
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for AaTn.ts
leaves South saidinef. s2J. f0-s0A. NJ ts.s1 and
ySP NJ, tsrdis~r. go, 100 A NJ ~ agn
80 r. N. tfaiio~eIl, e.tg and III. A. NJ. III
sad sos M.
Through tioseu TO California aud MI point.
ticket agent, Aasasts. the only Office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free u ex.
pssss.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 GEM Manager,
FE. BOoTBBY. a.nT Pass ami Ticket Agt
Portland. Jsns zs,h. isso.
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Bismarck on tho Anglo German Agree
mont

HrRLiN, June -. According to the Cas-.
sci Stsadt Ieitung. Prince bismarck, in
ad ss,ng a diplomat from Csssel, with
reference to the Anslo-Gcrmsn agreement,
said that Eogiaud looked well after her avn
interests For time the English would
treat the German merchants In Zanzibar in
a friendly fashion. but sooner or later they
wonld ny 70 oust the Germans. Speaking
OF llel ellgoland, he sHid that the possession
of the island had always been the wish Of
German patriots, hut there might be vari-
Gus opinions as TO the Price that had been
paid for it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
EnslaDd Will Not Give Island OF
Dominica to France.

LONDON, June 27.--Aifrrd Pease, In the
House Of Commons today, asked whether
there wss any truth In the report that the
government was disposed TO cede to France
the Island of Dominica in exchange for =
renunciaticn by France Of all her rights In
New Foundand fisheries. The under for.
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