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Weather Observations.

Mean daily ther....7I.1 Max. vel. wind. d....l2W
Maximum ther. 0.3 Total precip....... .O2
Minimum ther... ..62.9l
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nor SALE-Two story house and land situated
\ on the corner of Lincoln and Franklin
families; in good condition. For particulars in.
quire on premises. l4tf
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6ITuAR Y.
RenJ amin I, Johnson,

Mr.. Benjamin L. johnson. formerly book
keeper for E. l.. Stanwood Il Co., died sud
denly in Minneapolis yesterday OF inflamma.
tion OF the bowels. He went West on ac-
count Of his health some time ago. and was
connected with the Minneapolis Loan and
Trust Company. He leaves a widow and
child who are visiting In Portland,
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN North Yarmouth, on line of Maine Central
Il X. r., and mile from Walnut Hill meeting
house and Wescastogo Spring, the farm of the
late John w. johnson. This is one of the best
contains 80 acres Of excellent land Several acres
OF wood cuts 40 tons of hay has a fine young
orchard OF apple and pear trees, and abundance OF
good water. The buildings are all Connected
comparatively new, and in good repair; house
contains IL finished rooms, has piazza, bay
purchaser, For full particulars inquire of w. r.
JOHNSON, near the premises, or @. w. JORDAN,
YarmOuthville. ie19F&Tutf
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Brought Back from 10 oweII.

RoCKLAND, July l6.-Sheriff Gray re-
turned tonight from Lowell, Mass. having
In charge William O'Neil. who is wanted
here on charge of stealing sum of money
from man named Maloney. at the head Of
the bay. hearing will take place Saturday.
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nor SALE-Wheat, barley and oats (mixed)
4 for $1.35 per 100 lbs; barley for Sl 40 per
100 lbs; smoky oats Zine feed for hens) for as
cents per bushel; all kinds OF other grain at mar
get prices. BENSON & DALTON, foot of Green
SIreeU. Al
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EOR SALE-Steam launch, ready for immedi-
II ate use; In good condition; will be sold at a
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TWO Hundred Saw the Worcesters
Win

SALEM, July 16.-The Worcesters won to-
days contest. Attedance 200.
Innings...........1 2 8 s e7s9
Worcesters........O 4 o o o.
Salems..............0 o o o o O. o
Base hits-Worcester, 4; Salem. 8. Errors
Worcester, q; Salem, 4. Batteries-Feen and
Hayes, Fitzgerald and Burril
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nor SALE-Twenty-fve shares of Delano Plan
Il ing Mill Co. stock at a bargain. For further
particulars, inquire of A. G. LIBBY g. CO., 421s
Exchange street. 16-l
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The following
postal changes were ordered today StaI
service changes in Maine. Kezar Falls tC
Baldwin Depot, from July 20. 1891. Curtall
service to end at Cornish, omltting Baldwin
Depot: East Parsonsfeld to Baldwin Depot,
from July 20. 1891. Change service to en-
brace and end at Cornish, omitting Bald win
Depot. Mail messenger service established
In Maine, Cornish. York county, from Port
land Il Ogdensburg Railroad, route 1Ol ,O1O.
ii miles, often as REQUIRED,
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Elisha r. Ingraham.
Especial to the Press.l

lopcCidi W lHt
WATERvILLE, July 16.-Elisha II, Ingra.
ham. one of WaIeryille's leading druggists,
died from Infiammation~ef the bowels at
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. lngraham had been sick, over week
out was on the road to recovery WIEN he had
cOnVulsions, and died in the midst os one
Inc deceased was born In Augusta aboC,
nity-one years ago. He came TO this city
ploy OF j. ii. Plaisted Il Co. After seven
years service as prescription clerk, he en-
tered the firm. which the became Ingraham
q Plaisted, from which he withdrew last
spring to start out for himself Ae was yery
popular, and had been the Democratic nomi.
nee Tor alderman and other offices. He will
be buried Saturday at Augusta.
Hon. Oliver Wyatt.
DOVER, N. H.. July 16.-Hon. Oliver
Wyatt died at his residence on Central Ave
nue., about 8 O'Clock this morning, after an
illness OF several months, aged 70 years, hav-
ing been born In York Me-, July 10. 1872.
He had lived here many years. and was
prominent In banking and business circles.
He had served in the state legislature and on
the Governors council.
Gen. BenJa Janin r. Kelley.
WASHINGTON. July 16.-Gen. BENJAMIN
franklin Kelley, who raised the first regI-
ment OF loyal troops south OF Mason and
Dlxon's line during the late war, died to-
night at his home near Oak land, Md.
Obituary Notes.
John Blakely, veteran boat builder OF
cambridge, Mass, died yesterday morning
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Another Act in the cramer Tragedy.

New HAVEN, Conn, July 16.-Mrs Chris
tine Cramer, aged 60, committed suicide by
hanging some time during today In room
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FIR SALE or EXCHANGE

for property IN this city or vicinity, a farm in
Windham; cuts twenty-five (25) tons of hay;
buildings hrst-class. Excellent farm in Deering !;
cuts hfty tons hay. For particulars, Call on
JOHN q. and +. ii. COBB,
BIZ Exchange Street, Portland, Maine.
teDzT dtf
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Doing Away With FalrchiId's syste m
Of "surplus" Banks.

WASHINGTON, July 16-The Secretary OF
the Treasury today issued call on the ma
tional bank repositories for nearly 1900. 900
government funds In their possession. This
amout is distributed among AZ banks and is
to be transferred to the different sub-treas-
uries between now and August Is. Twelve
Of these banks are discontinued altogether
as repositories. These are the last Of the
so-called Surplus" or inactive" banks au-
thorized during the administration OF Secre-
tary Fairchlld. Under the policy inaugurated
BY Secretary Window and continued by Sec
was reduced to 80 and their holdings TO
Sl5.OO0,OO0. There will be no further reduc-
tiOn.
The Pension List.
WASHINGTON. July 16- Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; II paid In advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
part OF the State) for 90 per square for first IN
sertion. and 80 cents per square for each subse-
Quent insertion
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For Sale.
For Sale at GOT1al1,

House and lot on School street, known as the
Parkhurst property; story and half house, half
acre land, valuable apple and shade trees;
aadlolns Congregational Church, near Normal and
High school. Inquire of
F. d. SCAMMON, Selectman,
or STEPHEN HINKLEY, Town Treasurer
mY3O dtf
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ONE FAvoRITE DIsTANcED.
The Other a winner In The TrottIne
at Mystic Park.

BosToN. July 16.-At the Mystic Park
races today, Dusty Miller and Bud Onward
were the favorites. The summaries:
227 CLsS-PURsE S5OO nTvrnrn
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Mr.. LIbby's House struck.

WATERvILLE, July 16. During Yesterday
afternoons storm a house belonging to Mr..
Libby. on Morrill, avenue was struck by
lightning, but no one was injured. Tele-
phones were rendered useless. The light
ming struck in several places In the Suburbs.
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Lowells ..............O o. OI o < 8
Lynns.......... 40 2 o o 2 U O. 8
Base hits Lowell, IL Lynns, A. Errors-Low-
ell, 2; Lynn. A. Batterles-CostelO and Brough.
ton, Reynolds and COrcoran.
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NOR SALE-A favorable opportunity for an in
II Yestment or home; house number 102 Park
street block, opposite head Pleasant street Mrs
of house; house in good repair in all its appont.
ments; terms easy. BENJAMIN SHAW, 6I1a
Exchange street. l6-l
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26
McENERY ACCEPTS.

The Committee appointed 70 10
tify Judge &. D NcEoery Of hi1
nomination for Govsrses. By The
Stase Convention, performed thsa
duty Monday At The St. Charles
Hotel.
Judgs NcEnery replied in the
following termss "Gentlemen, !
have noticed the action Of the con.
vention in the papers, and person.
ally 1 feel very much honored and
highly grat;hed At tie action Of the
convention, and particularly % be-
cause, - b well known, I have not
encouraged or sought this nomina-
ton. Task your permission to con-
slider this letter and I will notify you
Of my acceptance In writing n rea-
Donable time
This knocks The last hope from
under the Ants, - they eoa6dsat-
y believed that Judge AcEnery
would not accept. But - = not
hat kind of Democrat to desert his
party and people In time Of danger,
not even for Tie sake At . higher
md better Office, and be will again
AXE the field and lead the Desc.
ratio hosts to another grand and
glorious victory.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

EDrrUs 81 TAMuAuY lApawa:
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.
Clear and shrill were the sounde
Of the "tin horns" Which rs-echoea
joy and happisess into na.y Htals
hearts, who eagerly watched ~
approach o. St. NicAolas, - -.
ceive their yearly boasty.
Quite . number q visitoes q.
rived Sunday to participate Il Ne
Christmas festivities With ls1ssds
and relatives. MANY Of Tie sxsar.
sionists being iron our sistse
States Of Mississippi aud Tsxas.
Mr.. Joseph Cook AID vito ars
the guests Of Nrs: Bray. Mr.
Cook is the we'll known proprietor
Of the Donaldsonville Ice woeks.
Mr.. Earl Martin, Of the Chiaaea
News, IS Registered at Stmoa's 10.
vel, He came 70 rseuperats fsoa |
y serious attack Of ID grippe.
Miss Mena Herman h houe fto~ |
New Orleans, spending her vsea-
ton At Long Branch Hotel.
Miss Pearl NoCsaehsn, tie IL.
ented and charming daugAtss a
Mrs. McAvov, b 1t the Spriaes, |
where she vii remain till aStar IL |
holidays.
Mrs. ]. h. Simon, The a6able
proprietress Of Sanon's Hotel, ~
gone to the city, whore sbe Win
spend Christmas, at Tho Ussalias
Goa~sns, with her little daughts Z
Miss Jeanne.
Misses Ella, Emma and FaqaY /
Rcssier have keaa assated Two
weeks vacation, and win spend TIE
holidays with their parents, Hr.
md Mrs. VIM. Bossier, on TIE up.
per Tchefancta.
Hr, Havid Aeinemann, aooo0-
panied BY lawyer Sidney Hsiae-
mann and Julius, greeted % With
heir jovial presence. They WIN b
he guests Of their mother, Ara. y.
Heiasmann, and viii Iemain TIL ~
9TH Of January. |,
ZEll-KA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26
Police Jury

he nenlers q Tie Police Jury
afs hereby Noticed that . meet
Ing win Be held at Tie Courthouse,
= Covingfoa, La, on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1892,
roe ~ trassactioa Of important
bas3aeoe.
Al ae1bsn are requested to at-
tesd.
". g. HrTcn,sox, President.
". g. KsxFxEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

In the Dicker Convention at
Baton Rouge. last week, the Anti
o@ce-seekess and politicians put the
BIT 10 the mouth Of the Alliance
mule, seised the reins and drove
e Tor Ill e was worth. Our pic
tuee shows Foster and Adams 10.
lag oat Tor . drive. They are both
IN e, bat Foster holds the reins and
smiles beniynly - be contemplates
Tie ae1uous efforts Of his friend
Adaas. WHO aeekly obeys the will
q his master. But they have taken
The wrong road and that jumper
Win never reach the State House
they are On the road that leads
down 70 Salt River, and they will
get there sext April, in time to
catch the Arst boat upward bound.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

i The regular Democratic State
| Nominating Convention closed it.
laboss 1t Baton Rouge last Satar.
day, after being 10 session tour
days. and resulted In TIE selection
Of . ticket that win meet the hearty
approval and support Of every true
Deoocsat. All sections Of the
State are represented on the ticket,
BY true and tried Democrats and
leaders Of well-known ability and
integrity, whose party fealty and
honesty Of purpose has never heen
questioned, except by those whose
enmity only elevates them In the
hearts Of the people. In point Of
ability, public service and personal
popularity. it is one Of the strong
est tickets ever submitted to the
suffrages Of the people. They are
I'll staunch and true Democrats.
Three Of the candidates. w,ckliffe.
Steele and Sutherlin, are Ants,
but nevertheless they are Demo
Gratis and true to their party and
people. They recognise the fact
that men nay differ On the revenue
amendment question without de-
sorting the Democratic party and
joining . secret oath-boand society
pledged 10 turn the State over to
The Third Party OF Republicans,
and thereby split the Solid South
and destroy white supremacy. All
good Democrats, who have the wel-
fare Of their State ut heart, can and
will unite for the success Of the
party, and the ticket headed BY
those pure statesmen and patriots.
McEnery and wickline, and will
eaect them next April by such an
overwhelming majority that the ad-
herents OF the Third Party win hide
heir heads in shame, that they ever
'ried to disrupt the white Demo
ratio party Of Louisiana and turn
he State over to their political enc
mics. ill to please . few designing
some Of whom have
'een candidates for Office for years ,
md we're invariably repadiated by
he people at the polls, although .
ew have managed to get oilice BY .
irtue Of the appointing power Of /
he Governor, TO nh vacancies {
ansed BY death. resignation OF
removals for cause"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

A prominent gentIeoa0 aod a.
cial Of New Orleans Wa at The Nay.
or's Office last Thursday morning,
and stated that . number q Doeed
bad characters a New ORLEANS
were in this city, and advised thst
the police be most vigi1ant Not.
withstanding this tact bat lev do.
turbances or robberies were re.
ported, and tboee Of . miuoe chas.
acter.-Baton Rouge TfutA, Anti.
Luckily he Antis dids's stay
there long, q 0oss Pres 0ighe hsve
been sssaa1ted nd roboo6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26
GoeSlCsAl.
PFoa00gatiOa
-OR THE -
Proposed A0oodmeot to the Con.
0t3tutjo0 q the State
a LooiojonA
Adosesd By IT, 0sassal Assembly Of


1apnssasee q ~ peovisions q the
Cooseleutaoe, pUblicseioa h hereby
oede ed 9lveo % ~ Quali0ed e3ectoe.
Of ~ state a Looisl6ns Of The. pro.
posed aDeod0e1e 70 the Coastitufion
q THE 0eate, which be- been eoacurrod
b ~ two-ehlrds a IN the uenberv
elsesed - soeA Hoase q The Oenernl
Assembly - this 0eats, q the regular
sese1eo thsgool, hsld q the city Of
bstsA 0oues, b the year 1850, ssd
which b required to b. publlshesl for
The enSosDasjeo u ~ quelioed electors
81 ehlo 0eo1o ~ thsue 0Oaths proceed.
10 the 9sossal e1ee13sa foe Dspseseata.
tlyss, and which proposed amendment
more fully appears b Act No. l5s, Ut
the Fegu0ae assalea - 1850, which Il
hereafter o0cially pshllahe6 Tor the IN.
1oeaasSoo - TIE Quali0ed electorx Of
this Seose, 90 Which Win b sub0ittesl
70 eAe0 1oe thsl9 appe0vaD a reiecaios
at ehe oeSt osassA e3eesloo. which vim
Be tesd q 1ses6ay, The 18th day Of
Apsal, leo9, IL bein9 the Tuesday next
following 10 thfo Nooday u said
ncatA,) b soeh nanoee and form that
the 4oal10e4 elections nay vote for or
oentase eal6 a0sndneae; and II . -.
1o9!iy - Tie qaali1ed elecaues voting st
sai6 eseetSoo shah approve and raiify
eesd peopoesd aoea0nsat, then such
propseed eosodosat, - appsUved ard
Iat11od, sAal1 bseo1o oast a ~
Cuoseltoe10o q thls Seaos.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

oO~ sssss ssses AVsAVV VOOS
sWard 10 annexed to Ward 8
since 1880.
Increase In ten years, 3273, or
4!:S3 Pr cent,
V6tIhillj0n end Galoasteu are the
oaly parishes In the State which
show . greater per centage Of in
crease than st. Tammany during
the pest ten years.
Was5ingtcg parish: IN 1880, had
. popalatsoa II &lp0, and in 1890.
600, IN increase OF 1910, Or 29.O9
per cent
In 1880 the total population Of
The State was 939, 426, and under
The census Of 1890 = population OF
ILLS, ~ hes been returned, an IN.
Grease Of 1854, or 1901 per
cent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

At . meeting of Anti bo)ters sud
dsfeated delegatee, In Baton Rouge,
~ week, the following Third Party
Asf Was nominated:
Governor, n. J. Foster I;
sant Governor, Chas. Pr
Auditor, ". w. Heard;
ts:eee. John Pickett; 6ap't
|Fs0. seatisa. A. d. Lalaekue !;
As'osney. Seaes&, II J. Cssei.s-
esm; HeSetaly q State, Thos.
Scott Adam.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

"The Ants are remarkable, "
says The Shreveport Times, ''princi-
pally for gall. In this We refer,
Of course, to the ultras, not thot e
who oppose the revenue amend
nent on conscientious grounds.
They ase willing for the question
70 Be ssbmitted to white primaries,
yes; but upon what grounds !!
Head 1 van, tail you lose. In
plain English their idea is simply
this, u We carry the majority Of
the white Denocratic votes against
the revenue amendment YOU wicked
Pros are bouad In honor to vote
With % In sOlldO anil defeat the
amendment. II. per contra, the
majority Of tie white vote Of the
State, the vUte Of the intelligence
q The citizens Of Louisiana. should
say We believe the license offered
wi1l be Of beneat to our State, that
Ne do not see that we are corrupt
q by The existence Of . lottery In
ouP midst, and, consequently. We
1Avoe TIE adoption Of the revenue
Aaesdmeht, the Ants say we can
.ot vote for Il. Our highly moral
IDEAS would be too severely shocked.
We caa stand licenjing saloons; We
- stand dealing In fixtures; We
- stand pool selling, horse racing,
poker playing, speculations In the |
necessities Of lie, such ~ corners
. neat, bFesdstufls, provisions, |
'ee., bat We cannot stand . lottery, |
vh6eA Gospels No one to buy its |
3ckets, which Offers . revenue on |
y immense license for the privi-
sge q carrying on its business,
~ which-h0frof Of horrors
na'kes money foe its stockholders"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

A. candidate for the Office Of District
-GQsSpcy Of the Sixiccnth Judicial Dis
tfiet of Louisiana. composed Of The PAL
3sA0 AZ g. Temmany. Washington.
Iangipahoa. St. Helena and Iivisssaoa.
Electicn April -. l692
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

lie Republican Stats Nomina-
- Conversion win be held in
m Orieaps.oa i'ouday, he 18th
Anna g They are badly spks
"a War,n1Dsh and Kollegg iac>
oas I'D m probably pat tso
cktts in ~ Geld.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26


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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

Si1s Ane have the Lafay-
= dipksr ! sheir pocket, and asw
) aie II lag est Sse . dieses
- - pab'issas. Al ~
SSSSa. - Ds0eoss16c party. M
. sship Of McEsery cod
4 - march @ 70 viessey
- I'D ~ e1orts oe the
split tl.e Solid Soata
+ ) nepnb'ieaa Presi-
<k - - State over 70 TIE
e. 1ekroes, win faa In
c, ~ - il every Sodth-
uss.lIcn - opne has bssa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26
We ere authorized to announce
CLAY ELLIOTT,

- k.Tammany Parish, - candidate
kfAat next election for the o0ce Of
!. Did6Fict AtSofSey Of the Sixteenth JEDI
\ e1nI District OF Louisiana, composed Of
- Paxishes Of st. Tamnany, 81. He
leaa, Washington, Livingston and Tan
eipahoa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

8 Senator Plumb. who has been =
Republics6 q. S. Senator from Kan
- for the past fifteen years, died
spddenly h Washington City,
= = Sandsy, Of .pop'exy. aged 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

Fer State Sessatsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26
stsr t:~roaer.


81 49, = ---4---------=-----
40 nfs. G1thorixed to announce
n. r. J. HEINrz.
/ a candidate for re-electioa to the
oalse n Cogpner of the Parish Of St.
.Tammany, La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

sAearer
Htets on - "-'''S' '-~>- -
49, JOHN r WOOD,
Mss I'd ington Parish, - . candidate
p from the Seventeenth Sen
took . \ strict, composed Of The Par
..Poor dl ~. Tammany, 81. Helena, Tan-
after gaziN, LivingD o. and WasAing;oa.
for MP --
slowly = ere auebosisod 10 announce
that's al NAV rx,p.rn
Mutch;S 1a0uaaay Parish. - . candidate
him ON. Hator Grosn the Ssveatsesth 0sea-
ever mai lsseEict. eonpose,l Of the iaeishss
marryinefW mamy. Washisgtos. Tasgipa-
Miss - ksxs0n sad g. H~leoa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

TIE love II his State will or ought to
nahs every tire IIouislanian vote for
, psspoaifloa o9esing IN twenty-five