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AucINsl coNvINnoN

The Bangor Commercial. the earnest
license advocate. hear. that q mpyrmeni
l. ou foot o. bold liC,nss convention in
BANGOR neNt month and nominate q can
didais for Goyvrnor. ~ The trienis 20
hc,uss arr anxious o. sacrihcv th"m.
sel,c. ca that altar. prohihliiouist. SilI
aud M fault Hut ths aforesaid anNi"u'
friends will h. terribly surprised ~hsu
a.. ,.t... -. ,,,,trf..I
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Rseual,cAs co.vt.r,o.s

rhe Republican state convention. aud
the seyond. third aud fourth Congrr..ion-
~ district conventions we're held last
W-rk. There "a. no impor;an, contest
beiorr any of the. conventions, VT ths
large numbsro Of delcgate. aud the entha-
.h.m displayed al thru al Indicate that
though Il !. AZ % war, IA" l.epuhli-
can. ~ Maine are awake aud united. aud
Nill conduct an active campaign.
The state convention met at Granite
Hall, Augusta. CA THURSDAY IIon.
frc,isrick 4. Power. 20 H0ulion was
nominated chairman. aud acy-p,ei In a
brief ani pithy .pc-Ch. cut 20 i,iSl
dslegatrs entitled o. .~ats, l.3i0 we're
present oxford County "a. represent
~ ou the committee ca permanent or
ganiation by Hon. waldo Pyttsngul %
Rumiori, CA the commiti-, on rcsolu-
t'on. by Hoo. Gcorgr .. Bisbcs % Buck
hsld, ani Ia the lit % vic,-pre.iient. by
John a. Robinson q oxford. IN. fol
loSing state committee Nas chosen;
An.ir,ss.,sxriu- ChArlss q Tsnsuu. Lswi-tan
Ars-s.t.uk-f fus~r-. itealtsn.
1umlsrisnd-f y. las furtand
tnnkhn-J 4 ualman. faFiaiugtuu.
nsnc,sk-lI n Ssuuisr.. En-woFth.
hsnnst-s.-iu-sph ~ hahisy. Aaxu.ta-
hnax-E u law. Eassand
liuruln-W ~ IIilian-
oxfuF,i-Hsnry u Hesrys Nar~ay.
fvnah-c,t-John 4. Cutl-r hAnguf.
ft.satAquis-Wtlh. y rsr-ous, fasrrvn.
~assiAhs-.-stsghsn "a carr. hostioinham.
ssm.r-st-J a. >uith, Sssshssan
Nssie-w. "a Hant. Lii<rty
Na.hinrtan-i. q nywnss. CAlais
Nsrk-shss n. No.. 49,.
Governor Burlsigh was r,-nominate'i
~ aoclAmation-a ftting recognition 81
hi. clean, economical aud every Nay adj
mirable administration.
The resolutions, which were anani-
mously adopted, may b. summarized a.
favoring protection, prohibition, liberal
pensions, a FREE ballot ani an elective
system free from corruption and fraud,
equal taxation, all necessary laws for
the protection % labor, aud the rvgula-
ton Of immigration so a. 10 exclude
convict and psupsr labor, aud the criml-
nal classes. The Temperance resolution
u ~ special interest, and l. a. follows (;
n ID enly rvcoxuites IN esil. ~ inisapsr
sncs All .ympsthifs- with al hoosst snd sell
directrsi sfsrts o. ss.iicsts theua. but u unre
-srNesily rene~s "a. sihe.ioa o. ~ prinsipls -
~ pr,shibitien ~ tn hgaor trannc, ami Insist.
uPoa IN thorouxh ant erestiye enforvemsut -
M Pruhihitory hw. IL demand. - Conxrv--
ths eosetmsut ~ snch lsgi.lstisn a. shall enahle
esrh stats o. sxsrrt-s ful oontrol villain a. hor
asr- over IN trsfns In al htaor- whsthsr I'm.
psrte'i thervin In u. original psrks<c- 90 cher.
wi.s.
AZ the district conventions, Congress
men Dingley. MIlliken aud Boutelle we're
re-hOmlnaied by acclamstion. speaker
Reed had reviewed a Reorganization from
the convention In the first district the
previous week. Names able and expo
rienced delegation In Congress, which
wields an influence much greater than
Ia numbers, will not be changed TIL.
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NAB RE

In rasi Moasasuih. Juns 10, a ths rv.iisns.
- The briis'. fsthsf. BY Rev a.. u iisnhsfer,i
NJ Nelson u >pfinE. % wihthrSp. ani Nl.-
Iiattis D. ritu., 80 Mvnmsuih.
10 Waterford, Jun. =. st The rvstisnc. - ths
hftis'. fsthsf, Ilertrani a.. Nsintirv ant Nis-
Ahr. sa.tn. 18th ~ " Aisffsrt.
In Norway Jubs :. Mr.. se.srsv -trsva. sui
Mis- Isnnis 4. uagsstt, 18th of " sisfforl
Ia fuelary. Jgne 10, Mr.. :. " Waterman. II
Nurtt.silAe. Vt. Ani Me. fsnnis s0rion II
fuekarg
In Norway, Jane :. by ~. rp,aa, ..,. wm
". .erisa % Norway. sni Pamela v. steven.
20 " atsffOrl.
In soath Paris. Jane I. by Rs,. Thgms. White
.iis.. Charlie T.. Busk sHi fiiih o. Davis. boti
% ~outh Paris.
In ~tanshaIn. Jans I, NIELSEN Abl-st - stone
ham. anil Mrs. Maria u. Gerry % norway.
In sweden. June, by ktsa D. Bsns., t-l,
18th % sse-isn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joan .. sr,sL,r. RrsIsrss-
.LA.St
7 Norrin - n. ". Norril. sio
Htra.L.
4 4. Chapman q a. g. D. kili-sru. 80
: u. rbii6r,ss o. "a \. .~an. ss
: q. rhilbF,-.s - 4 l. iios. ~
. sArian.i o. !. :. Chspmsh. Ns
EUCEsttLB
: ~. Bsnhsy b. 4. Z. EA.tmAa. SIS
HIHo>.
4 na. b. e. n staps.. l@
b 4 knapp D. q. n ~tapls., lss
l.. n. Brvwn D. q. n >tApls., ~
BiNFi.LD.
a ". Nerrtl b. J. y. All b. >tshley, ,.s
GEIt>~oop.
y n snail D. Z 4. y. Rshsrt-. lss
4. D. damn - x ". Nsrrin. M
sasostH.
,. u. Russell ~ n. Fe-ssr. so
s.ErsOHD.
A. e. DOssn - :. " DO,sa. Ian
oxsoEp
o. Ga--iyesr b. a. ANoa. ~
o. N. fhiinp- b. :. y -Aps-. ID"
rasi..
1. a. Escor,i D. /. .. R-sori. sS
b. 4. Gr~sne a al D. :. q. hsxim. lio
EoxHrst.
&. 0. Rsr,istt b. ". ". Ma-sa. ils
l.. N. BFO~n ~ q. n -tsVhc-. ss
sUs>Nk.
D.. n. Dam ~ y. A. Rose. AZ
~.r,ksosB.
". n kRsslaB'i - y. l.. Ray aal. 80
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DIED.

In stow. Juse ~. Cap,. Job Harrington. ss~I
~ YEAR.
In iisbron. Deacon Pew, 7. R-oori. sE-'
marty - YEAR
In isstf.sl, June u. Ayr. NA-on. ss~l "a
y~sr--
In Norway. May -, David b. Pint. axrsi .
years.
In BsskhsLi. June 4. Alien ilerry. ssci q
ycsr-.
In s.uih Parts. June :. Ralph. .oa % Mr. aBi
Mr. tcorsr DunhAm, as~i year..
In Dishshi, Nay 81. l.. Nerio smith. As~i q
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

DR.. Bissell, Of Limestone. NY. Gin
the "Oil Regions y. writes: ~ have
been using ANGLERS PETRo-
LEuM EMULSION with Hypo.
phosphites for the last six years with
the best Of success In incipient and
advanced CONSUMPTION and
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
Il Is palatable. Is well tolerated by the
stomach. and I depend upon II to &C.
eomplish all that anything can"
Obtain Il OF your druggist or
the Angler CHEMICAL Co. sosroa
SOC. and liOo . both p rphlet free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
A CORRECTION

4 short time since. poein Na. In
adVertently Inserted In the Democra
Without going through the hands ~ 10
prOoi-r-ader, aud va. Injured 10y s'Sefa
errors. n l. the fir.t time la our r-col
leCiion that thu. blun'icr has occurred
and With sincere apology Ia the writer
~ rrpuhli.h II In correct form.
our RoouISH GOV.
OuF houss "a. quiet sI-s.
Nhsrs t-aTe ant or,lsr rixns-i.
rhsnsysfy thiag y A. lsls In Pacs,
All tius "a. ofisn sainri
t. rvst ts-ak. 90 make a call.
Or tske SAL 90 riis,
Of 10 . 10 - fAhry wofk,
AL many thins' bcsiie.
Bu, ns~ VI. qait. q dir,r,nt thing.
fuFin our hams to-day.
We have hoy. ruguish 10y
That's fall - fan AMI PLAY.
>o~ -rsit~r,-i Willy Ger Ny ns-"r
AZ halls ant bl,-k. AMI tof.,
All al day ksas. frvsu morn till hishi.
The houss l. fan - n"isr.
The tim. I uss-i g. have o. rial
Ot witt 80 sake . call.
~ tsnsyr csh I call nay gsn,
fer b.aby claims 10 al
n. msny tinse. thai mast make
sscftnos - jay.
All mshy pleasurv- fervso,
Al fef ear rssguish l-sy.
Bat whsn The sy,utiis 4. c,,as,
A. a Jsn,ie. tlr,-i With pl.y.
0. .ls~plns sssstly Ia NJ. crib.
ili. plsythinx- put away.
An, then think that al 20 this.
To me :. much ~ Jog.
ABd ksbeiy nov euT hone ~ouh ~.
Without cur darling hoy.
y.rmin.,..a. Nains T,h. II. iss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

In thi. great aud glorious land of
freedom. murder, suicide and arson are
within reach % even the poorest aud
most humble citizen. 20 IL that best
aud most economical Of all soaps, called
BRUSSELS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NEu WEEK

rirslsy. Masonic ENrur.lon "a Portland
accompanied by Norway lIr,..
Hand. far from Gllr,d si.Gi.
West Bethrl aud iIcihcl, sl.iS ,
Lake. Mills, 81 Is. Bryant'.
Pond, sl.2i; West rsrl.,
siiS: South rari.. NORWAY,
oSfoui aud Mcvhsnic Falls,
si.o Tor round trip. Iics-ts
good for ,hl, day only.
ruc.iiy, commencement, E,rrci.cs a,
Hebron Academy at I'm.
Tue.,lsy. commencement ,onccrt NJ
Hebron Academy hy Harvard
Quiriettr. Prof. ". :. B,itl.,
elncutlouist. ani .rlmm"r'.
Orchestra, AZ Sr. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
TsIs WEEK

TNIS WIKI.
IucsdaN, Probate Count, Paris ilill.
HAA.
w~lne.day, Insolvency Court, Paris
liill. pAs.
"Wednesday. Republican County ,on,rn.
iion, riri. iIill, IN An
Thur.day. Commencement ENrrri.c.,
south i'sri. High School,
ilsptls, church. south rsh.,
80 Or. n.
rhur.dav, commencement Convert. ~.
rsh. High school. by Rug.
glc. street Quarteitr of lIos-
ton. assisted by VI. Drnnci,
llumori.t. iiap,l.t church, ~.
Parts, p,or- op-u At :. Begin
AZ o. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

IL .'cleanliness Il next To Godllness, .
the surest way To attain IL Il b(u)y Brus-
sells soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Browns Instant Relief has become Z
household pecessiiy and h ~ staple ~
-four In the market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
pEASlONS

Jason y. Io~eOf Norway has received
a pension.
A. r. Brown Of East Hebron has been
granted a pension.
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xrw ApvrErisrNr~rs

Nsnsssf "a kutsi
~ tF,.stsnar's hsIl cap - rls-tsrs
tlIrss nsst hrsf
tsauts tsuauaissiarsr. nm
tasnk Nantssl
ir-sslnfn Nafirs
~hfFir 49,
AHrf.ra. UurlTry Na.sr
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BORN

Last. tsicc A. long a. cheap soap for
laundry use-- brussels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

A sample COPY Of Pnrxrxns' ixK, The saves.
tiserv' us.ie Journal, win - nailei frss upea
sPyncssies 9 Co. ?. ksvsn q Co. - sprses
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CooE waNr.D.

wshts.i. . womsa a. do oookiax throaxh the
mouth. ~ Jaly ami August. Apply In I~r-oa
MAPLEwooD YARN.
south Pans, Maine.
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vWErDOM NOTICE.

fAsr SNOWMAN. June sh. Ian
hi. may certify that have thl. day given my
.on Nose. o. Gro,-r nj. time 81 trade AMI 80
fof himself AMI shall claim none 20 hls earnings
nor I.sy any d.bts 20 hi contracting AFTER chi.
date.
BARRIsrER GROVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
Fer Gevcrser. -
Edwin c. Bur|eigh,
or Augusta.
p.s Representative o. c.-x..ss.
NELSON DlNGI.EY. Jr..
OF Lewiston.
sspusllcAs COUNTY CONVENTION

IT, Repahhoan vgtsrs - oNfrri Ceanif an
Fsslnssts.f o. ulrsf a. CsuFsntksn a. ~ Ian
&c.. psrt. uin. on Nein~~isf. tuns In
-. a o. o'vk-k. q. - tuf ths purt-s-s ~ ns'a.
natinr oansittatrs frf IN fniiusing osuhtf ~
ansfs. via To ~snai.sr.. Clrrk - 1uart., Ne
i-tsf u Il-sis ne ths ss.tsru AL scsifrn ~
trtrtsi 0uunfv rrvNsurvr. uns tuuntF tufHinl.
sisnsr shsfir AT Casuty AttafnsY
fhs kAsls - rvprv-sutttiun SiN - =. teisss
tsrh tFsu ant yiNntstiun ofgsnltri - - -
paftss.r. utIl ~ suffthsi o. one dslessts at ~
ahi.tinal tssEats fr ever - yytss csst 30 "
Rrf,nhlkoan Osn.iiisis 90 tsuFeruuf o. ~ -.
tiun - t~-< a uaslaFttv frsTtirn - q ytfe. -
ai.s sntttA ~ ts~a D. ~ s.iitlnnAl Asssat
Tef ar,tsr - tha EFpuhnran tuuntF tufl1alttf
~ NuNHtNn thsiruan.
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INDIA INK COPIES.

UNUV NM NVTbbS'
Life ~it. Crsvon all framed $50
iiaf LIE Sire llINill IN India Ink, oil ~
Water Color. framed -j.i0, regular price
sli.Op. sNlO slsr. sic. Ia -2.pl.
~ pa rv,uir,.l untii yea -. them ahi arr
ssiishs-i tisy ar a. s,-fi a. can ~ male AM
show. Mall arisr. sI-siahy.
guNsC, Osfssd, Wsiss.
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STATE OF MAINE.

10 W 'sssN"
uNruRp. I.
Cosniy C.mmi..isnsf.' mn.
oou>rN 80 uN,uRp
rsw ". wuiTMARsII. pf.
Dor ..f,irs. a. C.smi..isnsf frs, ~ ilsh.
is.. - Me- ian, ID"
Ut n. n TOT daysC 4 ,oart. 1w
10 % u,ils. tfsssl frutn Nufvsy
g. fafts ant f,tufu. ~
MAfvh l.. u. o. . iays 4 , Csgri, 5"
IT, % Hi~s traFsi frvm Norway
o. Paris and f,tufu. -
Ma s. q :. tsl days a. An.i"yvr Oh -
Ntiua 20 ~ v -uisf. -
u. u,iLs. trsssi ff,sa >erwayI
An.iutsf ant rstarn. 30
Msy n 10. o. days q q tuari, s."
t. D. uilis. tratsi ffvta >or~ayt"
ran. sol fvtafn. -
.ls,
Wv wuiruAEsn
Pans. Nsy IiIh. 10.
ONrugp. . MAJ i,th. i-,.
Ii.sa I.r.sa.liy Apt~ar,.i " " " hhmar.h.
C.ahiY tvn,mis.lsnsf. As,i mssis uath that The
fuf,.uiss aoc''ani ~ hi'n sub.,fi'--i. j. true
ILnrgT AUSTIN,
,Asfs sap Jul osaft
uNfuHD. a. usJ i,th. isn.
llANNna NNnNIlnaHN nMN MMaNfNN N Wv aNsAN n
aesUaut ufW v wbltinar-h. C.aRiy Cgmmis
.isust. ~ CsiiiiJ that - alh- thrrr"n ~ saiu
II oil o.
OSCAR % nrRsri. Cosniy ,usrrsy
ALBLHT :. AUSTIN. Cl.rs : J. 1"an.
rsn., MAJ ~. iS..
COUNTY 80 OXFORD
reJulIN BARkrH, pf.
rsb. ~. u. sdsy. fse al tern, 's"
"a mi-s travel frvm ". i-,issl D.
Fan. sni fvtaru. 80
Mar u. u. days Marh ct tern. s."
omis. tp'.l frvs, " iisthsl b.
fans ahi rturu. 80
Mas q. :. Q dave a Nnd"ssf On Istiti"n
- ~ " -uisf, sn
). nile. travel frvm " hsthsl b.
Anigtst shi T,tufu, q"
Ms u. 10. IS. day 81 Parts, vsuAr
0mls. travel frvu ". B.,hslto
fafi. ani r,tarn. 60
,.ss
JOHN BAgkhg
OXFORD. Ma i,th. isa.
Thsn I-r.oaslly spJ<sF,.i Johs nsf.rf Casn
~ to'aIai..isnsr. ani ss.ls eaih that ihs iorv'
sslng sssuant ~ hla .ab-cri-,i Il trss.
n~forv ne,
ALn,gI : AUSTIN.
C~rs sap. Jai. tourt.
oNruRp. =. May ish. l-..
ItaNtug sNAmins=i anl auiits-i ttr fsrvssins
scosant - John hafssf, County ,unini..isnsf.
.vCsuify thai Alios tisfs.n ths .uui of 90 a.
OSCAR ~. iiiEstN toauty Attorney.
ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. tisfa :. t"sit.
Couniy Commissioners Blll.
COUNTY Of oNruRp
I.o Town wooD>uM. pr.
fsb. 10. u. asi 10 II rar. days. $50
tVlr.,sl frcn we,i Peru ~ Parts
ani rvtaru. az milrs. q.
Narh ". l. ant u. Ai rafis days, -
fstfatel frvsa Wet Peru b. PART
sni utafu, b. miles, t9
MAJ o! n. 10 Ahi Is. al Fad. days, ~ o
toifs,sl from we-t Peru d. Pan.
ahd r,tgfp. q"
sE@
wN wopp-IM.
ONFDRp Nsy 10. l-o.
Th.a personally spt-sr,-i wm. wo-si.um.
Couniy t.tani.si.n.f. All male cath that The
forssVng sc.ount by him sub-rfib~i. IL true.
bsfofv me,
AIHrET : AUSTIN.
Jsfk sup. Jsi. Court.
uNIuHD. .. MAY Is. leo.
Having ssamins.i AMI sa.iiis-iths fsrvxOihs &c.
osaHt of wm. we-isup, County ,o'niai.oasf.
~eo.rtify that ne allss th.r~0n The suin % ga"
ALBEIT :. AUSTIN, Chrk :. }. 4.
Clsrk'. Oncs. sup. Jul. Court.
Paris. May ~. i-o.
cer,lfy the iorvEulns ~ IL true ooils..
Attest
ALBEgr :. AUSTIN.
Cl.rk.
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AFTER these exercises, e.. y. Hammond
gave an excellent and snd appropriate
address. other members made brief ~
marks
There "a. good Attendance at the
Baptist church sunday. The rite 81
baptism Nas administered Ia two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Cou>rN 80 uN'uRp
rsw " NuiTMARsII. pf.
Dor .sfttrss q. ,"aanls.i.nsT FRYE, Isb ilth.
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ALHtET :. AUSTIN.
Ch-fk >ap Jui. Court.
ONrinD. Msy lsh. t-s
IisVins sNamins-i ahi auiit~i tb- fgr,sssins
srcsant - John hafksF, 1ounty ,ununisstsnsf.
Csrtfy thai - Alos tlusr,ssn ts suHi 81 80 a.
u-,AH ~ iitE>tl tuuuty Attorney.
ALnfET :. AUSTIN. tisfA :. , tosr.
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V.i,.r-an.s Charh. Rsv. Caroline v. Anxvii,
Pastor. rresshinx -srvtc~ on sunday. 81 if.n.'
sabbath sshs-al. 10 tsf.h.
Ri.is.sat. rsstot. rrvasklag -er,ice. suesisy
10 ~ A ~. sabbath >sh.-sl, n ~ a, ~. -snl
N.ssinx T,e y. ~ Tuesday, rvxaiAr wesAb
Prayer Mesting. Z Br. ~ ttiisy.
A.ths-li.t tharh. Rss. .. a.. k"-s. fsss",
rrNsf hing ~sr,lss, % ~ A. NJ. sabbath ~shoeA
ls@s ss-tsl itsnlng Nesting. Z On y ~,
We.iae..lsy PRAYER uest,nK. fsb ~ tlts'
NsstiuE. frtisy. er.aL
RsTtIst Churh. ns,. z. .. hsms,sh, Pastor
pr.a' hing -sr,soe al y. n. sabbath >fhsel
iii y. y. >aciai Meeting IN. Wednesday
PRAYER Mesting nf.s,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-02
From the CHICAGO INVESTIGATORS. /

Always the alert and anxious the public the most
advantageous in life the Equitable Life Assurance So
cey of New York the past made advances old methods
and has the beaze life degree
perhaps than other organization 1t is all surprising there
that this before the people with
the like which life
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-02
74-e,a BOTH TELEPHONES ses-74
II. HORN
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE adjourned annual meeting Of the
i stockholders of the Waianae Co,
will be held on MONDAY, January 6,
1870, af.. a. M, at the Office of II. A..
Widcmamn. L. o. BERGER,
l3l III n secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-02
A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY.

- OF THE UNITED STATES

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has adopted form Of
policy which, like bank draft simple without cond
tons back
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
He Makes . Strong Argument in fac
HsseSe of Commons.

He Makes Strong Argument in fac
HS4pSe of Commons.
Lo,Fo5r, March 1lth.-In the Hoase of Com
mons this evening, Lord Randolph Churchill.
resum1ng the debate on the report of
the Parnell ComTnissiOD, said that from the be-
ginning to the end Of these proceedings they
we've visiated by their thoroughly uaconstftli-.
tlonal character. When The Government de-
eided to setaside tAe ordinary tribunals il must
nave helasthe charges against the Psrnellites
constitutes pr1mS faG5e case againssithe ae-
cused. When the Government held thGt it was
prima fdcie case 1t was its duty to prosecute
them criminally.
Churchill then argued the matter on eonsti-
tutional grounds, and defied any lawyer to
show precedent or a parallel for ANYTHING ap-
preaching the Governm ents action in appoint
fulfill the functions of Judge and Jury.
He appealed to the House to vote against pro-
ceedings so u.seIly uniqne and unprecedented.
Never within century and half had any
public man been exposedto such tests and trials
as PANEL. Every clause of the inquiry in the
House except the first was forced through with
out debate by the use of closure 50 ruthlessly
that nothing but the most urgent consideration
of public safety could Justify it. The constitu-.
tional party that in 1882 resisted closure now ap-
Piled it. In 1882 the Government declared that
closure was most unconstitutional and dan
gerous innovation. in 1855 it used closure In
the most unconstitutional and. dangerous man
ner for the purpose of forcing upon its opponents
an unprecedented, an unparalls 4 and a lremen-
deus instrument OF oppression.
What has been the result of this monstrous
parturition? A reptile monstep-Pigott What
has been the delivery, with all their skill and
parliamentary instruments? A gnastly, bloody,
rotten ioetus-Pigots, PIGoTr, PIGOTT rPar-
nellite cheers. In making this motion the
Government was violating its own law.
Cham berlain said that It was on invitation of
the Parnellites that the matter was made the
subject of inquiry. He denied that the Commits
sion was the result of his personal suggestion.
Experience showed that it was the best and
only tribunal to conduct the inquiry. Glad
stone had admitted the assiduity, abil-
ity. learning and perfect absolute good
faith of the Judges. He asked to whom
The House would appeal if it refused
to adopt the Judges opinion sn the mat
ter Of fact. He warned tine House with imper-
feet reconections of the terms ef the report
against assuming judicial functions by declin-
ing to accept the Judges findings He urged
the House TO leave the matter in the hands of
the nation.
Jennings withdrew his amendment. Caire
liberal Unionist) moveda similar amendment
condemning The Tines, which was rejected-3l2
to 259.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
KENTUCKY WHITE CAPS.
They Tie Up to Trees and Flog Three
Su.Dected Individuals.

CoyINGToN (Kyl, March 11th.-The most seri-
Gus White Cap raid in Kentucky for years oc
CURED on Sunday night, on what is known as
the Buttermilk road, eight miles from this city.
At that point there is quite collection of houses
occupied by poor and not too-honest people.
The neIghborhood is filed with well-to do
farmers, who have lately suffered seriously at
the hands of the petty thieves
Recently some amateur detective work fixed
the blame for good deal of the loss of poultry
and other chattels on three men named CRIME
VINO, though grown. lived with their parents
They were several times warned TO leave the
vicinity, but gave no heed.
Last night about twenty-five men, carefully
disguised, rode up 10 the Crane dwelling. Tho
feet of the horses were mluffied with old rags
and pieces of blankets, and the Cranes were
completely surprised. The three men were Sc
cured and taken to a wood half a mile away, a
guard remaining with the old folks to see that
they did not give an alarm. In the woods the
alleged culprits were stripped to the waist, tied
with their faces to a tree aud then given thirty
lashes on the bare back with blacksnake
whip, which brought the blood at every blow.
The men screamed with agony, hut it went
on, and one of them, John, the eldest, tainted
under the pain. At the conclusion of the pun
ishment the backs of the Victims were carefully
washed and q salye and bandage were applied,
and they were conducted to their home and
warned to be gone before next Sunday. All
three of the men are in bad shape, and John is
unable to be up. A number of other parties in
the neighborhood were warned to leave. No
one knows who the White Caps were but it is
safe to guess that the farmers in the vicinity
could find out.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
A Genuine Old-Time Gathering of Unal-
loved .Iacksonians.

loyed Jacksouians.
OKLAHOMA March 11th.-The prospect of an
Oklahoma Territorial Government at Con-
gressional hands in the immediate future has
drawn party lines and the dominant parties
are wagiDg an aggressive campaign.
The negro colonization. scheme and the
sooner and "anti-sooner' fight lends consid-
cradle interest to the Democratic Convention
which convenes here to day.
Early this morning the boomer delegation
began to arrive, mostly Texans and Arkan-
saws and all were armed to the teeth, with
flying banners and keeping pat time to the
martial music of dozen brass bands.
The boomers proceeded to the Convention
hall, cracking revolvers as they went and shout
ing loudly for Cleveland Of all the ludicrous
Conventions, this must be awarded the palm.
A Saltwater dele gate came well armed and
prepared to resist any aspersons upon his char
acter which he expected from certain quarter.
he was not disappointed. The two boomers
freely exchanged opprobious epithets, and
when the Chairman appointed Deputy United
States Marshals Thornton and Overton to eject
the obstreperous boomers" the uncharitable
saltwater delegate intimated in unbecoming
language that certain marital infelicities back
in the States" had banished the Chairman to
Oklahoma
An oppressive silence reigned in the Con-
yention- The Chairman stood aghast and his
face was sturdy surprise Anger and fear
contended for the mastery of his counteDance.
the saltwater boomer, but the effort created a
scene of pandemonium. The Convention rose
to Its teet as one man ana several excited
.'boomers'' felt for their weapons.
lis this here - Republican Conven-
tion?" demanded a way-back boomer" with
cockleburr in his hair
mo, nO.' responded the unterrified Demo-
cracy with one voice.
"Then put away your weapons"
The Convention finally lapsed into compare
tive tranquility, but the boomers being gen-
orally unfamiliar with parliamentary usage, in
terposed all sorts of motions and points of Or
der and involved the Convention in many lu-
dicrous situations, and it was soon converted
into another Bedlam. ,
During the afternoon Territorial Committee
was appointed to take chacge of the campaign,
and voluminous resolutions were adopted. 1t
was unanimously resolved that the Republican
party was ''infirm, decrepit and rascally and
totally incapscitated for the great work of re-
forming the people and shaping the destinies of
the nation
The negro colonization scheme was severely
denounced and the 'niggeis'' OF Oklahoma
were included in one sweeping anathema by the
boomer orators.