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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
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apie 10 largely carry 'heir own insurance
take small policy thinking they won't hay,
A total loss. This small amount will an.
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carry larger amount OF become co-ih
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Capt. H. y. Blanchard has mounted some
fine deer heads during the fall an. ~i,ter
4 handsome buck. hes.i adorns Prcbe &
.tordaa's stt,iio. The animal WAS shot by
Mr.. Jordan Another head was mounted
for Mr.. Blake. publisher ,sf the new ''ken-
nebee County History
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The Herbert johnson Quintet Club of
Boston will give a concert at the Opera
house Mouday evening. Mr.. johnson is the
celebrated tenor of the Rnggles Street QUAR-
tet. The talent assisting is some of the
finest in New England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

of the Cincinnati, NJ. T.. Conference, makes
good point when he says: We have for
years used Hoods Sarsaparilla in our family
Of five, and find il fully equal to all that is
claimed for it. Some people are greatly
trejuiiced against patent medicines. but
bow the patent can hurt medicine and not
machine is a mystery of mysteries to me. :
Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

John WIS Il coachman who took life
most seriously and being very particu
lar would return frequently in the colrse
of the day to make sure that lie under
stood the orders that had been given him
in the morning. One afternoon he pre-
seuted himself before his mistress and
began:
Mrs. L, Oi'm not quite certain ~
to MIR. T--'s ordher this mornin Oi
was DROWN him to the thrain an he 10
ticed that the horse was lame, an ht
told me to do somethin TO him, mum
but sure Oh don't know whittier he told
me to shoe him or to shoot him. Mebbe
ye can till me-"
A shoeing was evidently required. but
the execution of the order and likewise
of the horse was deferred until Mr.. T
returned. Harper's Young People.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Several of the fishermen are taking all
vantage of the fine weather by putting in a
couple of days at Great Pond. The party
ineln.tes $. l.. Prebie, +. j. Arnold
Charles Wheeler, Charles Redington, l..
Thompson. w W. Edwards and =. G..
WardwelI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

-. N't tatsNit all
ever my body, aud gut na,ie, -
a'y nA !, fhc scales weaM
drop Ssif of ,nr all the t,a~
and nay saiiCr,gg was rndlr,,'
ami wl,hon, rlef. omy ,,,nn
sasid dollars wenl,l not icn,r,
us 10 have this dispa.c n,1s
aEa;a, Ian u peer man. ~,
i.e' rich 70 be rcl.c,sSl Of whs,
sonic II lhe doctors said was
ltrross. somc ringworul, nso.
nasis, t,c. ! cannot prsis.
the ttTl' ERA knNrp,ts : IN.
ntitc'', fhey hayr mad, nv
ska a. c}car and frer frn,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

It's all over town now an,l lin victim .
WHAT The Grippe. Well who's afraid of
the Grippe when they have Adamson's Bo-
;aHic Cough Balsam in the house Take i;
and help TO get the Grippe out of town.
slec26l&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
HALLOWELL.

Mrs. 4. II. Brainerd. who has been
spending the holidays in Hebron returned
home TUESDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Mr. Lester Andrews has been in Portland
for the purpose of having his eyes treated.
lie also stopped off at Monmouth for a
Vi. .it
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The manv frienis af Rev. W. F. Berry
will he X 10 learn that he il steadily inn
proving. He was dressed yesterday for the
first time since his sickness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Mr.. ID. 7. Adams of Richmond, who re-
Gently purchased the drug business of Ira
II. Low, takes possession today. Mr..
CLARK, of Perkins Il Co., Portland, ap-
praised the stock yesterday. Mr.. Adams
was with b. W. Micue at Berlin Falls, VT,
for several wears. Mr.. Charles Brown will
be retained in the business. Mr.. Low had
about completed his 50th year in the drug
business in this city. Mr.. Low learned the
business with Wm. Dyer. He was at one
time in company with Geo. W. Dorr and
has always been on the west side of Main
street. He occupied the Piai.tea store for
years and has i,ecu in his present quarters
for l. wears. Mr.. Low has had wide
acquaintance with the trade, who will be
sorry 10 learn of bis retirement. He has
always been prominent member of the
kennehec Valley Druggists Association
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Hon. aud Nrs. r. l.. Thayer entertained
. party Of friends n whist Mens!ay evening,
the occasion being the 18th annixersary Of
their welding.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

'fhc W. G.. T. [. will meet with Mrs. II
n. Baker Aca'lemy street. on Thursday
Jan. :, at > T. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The following officers of Highland Lodge,
NJ. Eli Merrinan of ReadfeId and suite
last evening: +. NJ. W. J. y. Erskine
NJ w. f. N Trask foreman, J. s. Whit
ney : oyersser, Geo. l.. Walker; recorder.
NJ. W. Trssk finaneier. T., II. Dudley: re-
ceiser, l.. Fl. Cushing guide, .. I. Stone
I. W.. Frank Snow. q. W, Fred Chap
man. After the installation a pleasing
musical and literary entertainment was rem
lered, after which the audience were en-
ter,aine,i for half an hour by Mr.. Frank
Folsom anil the Edison phonoyraph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Mr.. Thomas sampson sho has been con.
fined to his residence sith ton-ilisis is i'm.
proving
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The Atkinson Company will make "a
decided change in the arrangement of their
branch store in this city. adding three new
departments Ready-naile clothing, gents
furnishings and ladies aud gents boots and
shoes. The stock will arrive this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
New York Stock Market.


Nav YnRK. Jan =;
bbls. 1907 sacks. moderate demand. iiruer :
siies, 4,loo bois, low extras. ~ Uoa2 55; city
mills , g0ai 10. City mills patents, 4 .;5ai 80
winter wheat low grades, = S . So, fair
Minnesota clear, : 5oa5 80; straigh-s, 5oai 10 i,
patents 25a4 s5i rye io xtures, ? 9oa3 80; super
fne s0a2 10; line, 6SLt 10
RYE fLOCR-duil. steady.
WHEAr-keceipf-. $500 oush; exports, io,,,i. ,
sales io,o"; rirmer, options very dull, -
= -------,---- - NJ RED. 7,ja--
store and elevator, s5ta- afoat rgias |
fob. No. ; red, 1ia7d d-----------------
------- NJ uorthcFi s3lt No bard, -!
d.. No. ,, northern soias'tl no Milwaukee.
-; no spring s3ia
KyE- dull. nominal, Western, js3.Gl
BtgIEY-quiei, "" g. West.rn 6Oasa .
state. f,asU, No, 2 Toronto, ,4as5.
BARLEY dALr--fiuil, western .oss.; two
roecd state 7oa.5; dx.rowed stat. soas5 CITY
made Canada looaItg,.
CoHS-Receipts. $3.50, exports, too sale
$1,000, iiria dull; ,o,,a, ----------- -,
aiuat. - fob. No. la No. ,, f>ai9I; st.s,n,ef
afioat. "a delivered.
oArs--Eseeipt,;; ao,ioo exports. bush /,
sales. ii.e01, dull. firrner er.--------
No 3, 36l6i, 40 wnte fia-, No. 2, ssla.sit, do
Shltt. .s5ta--, Ne /. -; do white = mixed
Western, msa:'s, do white, ioii6.. white state
ioii69. No. 2 chicago. y sa.E !.
CotFEE--iiip, easier. uist, Se.7. ia
>ruAk-raw, quiet. hrIa, -rennvt. .traas.
more active ei------------- -------~-------------
No. l. S3-ln'ti; No. :, Liza -, No. T..
t ai SIG; No. q. 3-sai rs, No. :. u
NJ ,-iG; No. :. iaf als; No. Q. 3 ~ i6at.
No. 10, 1ia3 TIC, No u. sla3 ills.
No. 4, lsa3 l6, No, Il. a.as II: os al Ia
ie-i6. mould H. !sa5l standard a II l6a
ii; eunfer;ieHFTs. . 6a+ 3i cut loaf. ) s. Isast:
crushed, ; SO q . i-2. powdered, 10 i6a -
rsanulatcti. 1 II lfa5: ctbes 4 u. iGa5
fETRsttECM-t ttifift, united
PoRk-strong, rulet; saIrs blhs: old
mess sii 7Jasl Ii; new mes. sI5,ssssiG G.2J; extra
prHe nominal.
BsEF-- hrn.
BEEF HANS dull.
l4sRn-- quiet strong g;--------------- West
ern steam, cies.d al sila5 askti; city, $iasj.-:
sales ties. fenn''' quiet. tirm, coniin-ui eli 20
a.. \ A. $Ij 60 & and :. . 20.
HrrrER-hrn. quiet - - -
--------------------f fancy -. state DAIRY
!s.t2.; d. creamerv -sIssg. Western dairy l7a2t
do creamery eos;s.., TO factory, LIAR.
F.yin, Jitne..s rolls. Penn creamery p
fitEsE- dHil- firm.
SAIL; f.nrv .r,iore,t HAIL. do tine uhltr. Il,
ahi, -s. d" wiiie .loalos part SKINS ss9,; fun
skins, :ag,
Freiehfs tiv-sp.,ns. market firm inlet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

L. B. Reed of Phillips, president Of thf
Sandy River nailrcad' was ia Gardiner yes
yer,lav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
OAKLAND.

The installation ceremonies of the A. o.
L. W will be held at their hall, next Thurs
day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Throa.ine is pleasant, TO The taste and viii
isure tha; cough. dec2ldtfchd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The regular meeting of the city govern
meni vas held At the city rooms Monday
evening The usual roll of bills was pre-
senied and ordered pald, Ii was ordered
that the city treasurer be authorized to
secure a loan of $4,000 for current ex-
peuse-. II was ordered that the telephone
company bn requested 10 remove the pole
at the junction of Water and Brunswick
streets to such position as the committee
On highways, bridges and sidewalks shall
designate. Ia convention Mr.. CIV Drake
was elected city marshal 10 succeed Sheriff
Norton. Mr.. Drake is the present efficient
chief engineer of the fire department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The Methodist Society is observing the
week of prayer by special services. which
close this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

On New Years morning little stranger,
in the form of girl. came to the home of
Mr. George Bush
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Di-nrdered Liver set right with BGncn,a. 5
puIs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK, Ian. )
Money fairly sctive, to A..
Prime paper at aah
Government bonds. strong
Railroad bonds, strong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
OFFICE or Gro. A. WooD,
TREasrKEx OF ELBERr CorxrY.
- 1t. - s.nt

KIowa, Cote. July Is. 1891.
C. II Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass
Gents Ivant To add my testimony TO the
efficiency of your preparation. called .sDg.
WooDlrEr's AxrfaorE.T as remedy for
Indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using it. and AS an appesixing tonic can
freely say it Is all YOU recommend it to be.
You are At liberty 10 refer anyone in tins
vicinity to me, as to It's value as a medicine,
for which yoH recommend il.
(SignesH siEo. a Woop.
spr1sd&wcAwkrtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

at the Opera house, Feb 18th. under tn,
patronage of Mrs. F. W. Bradstreet, Mrs
John T. Richards. Mrs. Harry Richards
Mrs. Weston Lewis. Mrs. Walter Robinson
and Miss Eleanor Stevens. The following
is the full east
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

IA. Love;es, jswe9sr, hiss removed tu
lIo Main street, mex. door below fhe CAM
bas building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

GARDINER.

fas. IA HrrtiHg ~ hpnne'iee TOMMY 'hristili
gI,ieasas aia1 al south s,ardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Mr.. Isaac Thomas. weli-known resident
of Randolph. died Sunday after long ILL
uess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Dram jpily SUNDAY iariu,lrd y rpn SUNDAYS only
Through tickets TO tal,fotais and all points
Soush and West may be hnh of E. II. Wslkci
ticket agent. Augusta, the u4l'y office IN Angusts
selling ali routes aud chez King baggage free Of
cSprrsc.
fAYSoN ruCkER, viee Pres Il tieH'i Manager
y &. BoorHBf. 0enl Pass. and Ticket Ak't.
Portland, i,re p, isq2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

| Augustine ID. smith.
| Whitman Sawyer.
| Carroll w. Morrill,
= Walter c. Emerson.
Pownal-IIarlan B. True.
Standsh--Willism II. Libby.
| DemocTUts.
Brunswick $. Cahill.
Cape Elizabeth-'rhomas B. Haskell.
Otisfield-Stephen ID. .Jillson.
/ Portland--George Il, Bird.
Raymond Wendell A. Churchill.
Scarboro-John NJ. kalcr.
| Westbrook f. Murch.
/ Yarmouth-Leone X. Cook.
| FRaNKLIN-ENrITLrp ro !.
/ Reputiicoas.
Carthage-John F. Libby.
| Farmington-l. Warren Merrill.
Phillips-Nathan l.. Huxley.
Democrats.
( Frecman-.Iohn B. Carville.
H,ScocK-EsTIrLKp ro ..
RepubiicopS.
| Bucksport- George W. Abbott.
( tb'ti w iiiiOt -.
! Ellsworth Hannibal +. Hamlin.
Franklin-Walter h. Blaisdell.
Orland-Albert r. Buck.
Sedgwick W. Penney.
Surry-.Iohn NJ. Mckenney.
Trenton-iloyt II. Hopkins.
Democr6ts.
William Rogers.
kESSEBrc-ESrrr 70 Is.
RcpubiicoBS.
Albion--Charles 4. Drake.
Augusta a-Treby johnson
Samuel W. Lane.
Gardiner-Van II. Beedle.
lallowell-George s. Fuller.
Litchfeld-Charles B. Preble.
pittston-C c. Libby.
Sidney--Alphonso r. Clark.
vienna--Orman +, French.
/ Windsor--IIendrickA A. n. Dutton.
Winslow-Ira +. Getchcll.
Winthrop-.John Cover.
Democrats.
Watcrville-Simon s Brown.
kSox-ESrIfLEp TO <.
EspablicrBs.
Appleton Elmer +. Light.
Rocklan1-Gar'lner l.. Farrand
William s. White.
SO. Thomaston--Frc,l j. Dow.
De@"crats.
Camdcn-Ralph W. Carleton.
Gushing Charles A. Fogcrty.
homaston~-Fhomas Russell
Union--Fred A. Alden.
LiScoLx-EsrrLEp 10 }.
RrppJiicaus.
Boothbay--.lobn T.. Kelley.
Bootlibay Harbor--Lutber Maidocks.
Brcmen--F. otis Kent.
Bristol-lieBry II. Chamberlain.
DeInDcrat.
Waldoboro-t;eorge l.. Welt.
oXroEp-EsTtTLED 10 6.
Republicans.
Bethei-Jolin VI. I'hiIbrook.
Brow nield William II. Stickney.
IIartfortl-Frank Libby Warren.
Mason-J. Hastings Bean.
Sorwsy--Iohn 4. Roberts.
Sumner-James j. Abbott.
PESossoor-ESrirLHp To II.
RepHbIicoRs. q
Bangor--James Adams.
Henry y. Fairbanks.
Charles W. Coffin.
Rratlford-RaniaIl G.. Moves.
Brcwer--fiarian T. Sargent.
De1ter--AIbert y. Bradbury.
Di1mont--Aibert X. Day.
En1ela--John II. MeGrcyor.
Hampien--IsaiahC G, York.
Hermon--West y. Eaton.
Sewport--John W. Webster.
Old Town--Edgar T.. Weeks.
'orono-Aibert J. Dargin.
Democrats.
Festus i. Merrill.
Lincoin--Meader b. Pinkham.
Patten--John Scott
Winn-Simon b. Gates.
PfsesrAQUrs-EsriILEp TO 1.
Hepstiicoas
Ahbot--wa-hington w. DeIano.
Monson--John +. Spra1ue.
OrneviiIe Bella T.. fowles.
Parkman--E Elisha knowles.
SaGspsnoe--ESTIrLg 10 f.
Repabiicaa<.
Bath John o. Shaw.
Fritz II. Twitci,~II.
--Daniti O. Cornish.
Phippsburg-M. II. Ferguson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Hon. ]. +. Bass STOPPED of in the its
yesterday morning on bis way from Skow-
hegan to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
CHILDHOOD AID OLD AGE,
The Tender Grandchiid and weli-to-do Old
oeatseman OF u. Acknowledge Cbiie ations.

The Tender Grandchiid and welI-to-ao Ola
oeattsman OF u. Acknowledge Cbiie ations.
The preparation that can h. taken with
saiciy and benefit by The tender infant
aud thai uourishes, strengthens. and cures
'hcagcd ard inlirm, rs one that can truly Er
called seirH'iiic, Such PREPARATION was
Mscoyeied 10y DR.. David Ken, edy and
named !ayurnc Remtdy Itis prescrihed
end recommended the world over by Tho
medical profession, a. the best medicine
produced for tie cure Of al djseogce
arising from an impure condition of Ibc
blood. ''e
his beautiful child whose picture ia
G ,.asss shown here, il the
MT a A erlndclliid of Mr.. !.
1,s- IVA +. Palmatecr of
y@s /. Gsss A'licUs. n. Y who had
Es { been cured Of gravel
Il 81 10 the kidneys and
= - a III inson0nia. (icepless.
., ncs) finishes his letter
"a 90 N by saying.
"a A&zF " liut tits 10 not nil Tr.
IN VI beRn"dY Fevorite Rem.
a., IN ely las done for our fam.
hy. NV nt'le grand dauk he'd eczema Ih,.
gorst way she was mage IT ,I,nr,I,,,s 80.
la
cno-ks; Ny wife Pavcit@ Favorite Remedy in
mail doses and what wa tho result To-faX
the serfs t1ve aii dsarpt ard the. skfn r.
sWnoih and cI'or and Vi i tns and rlts,e,.,I o,,,
hs bright as cilver dollar
Mr. Solomon Davis of North Furtricb,
\ T., finds himself at i2 years. sufIerinc
from neu- lA
4. !. /. !. /: ! !: !. !. /. !. ! |. ! A
raleia, felt k~2
tired all the (%K
time, weak, N,Si. n
languid. IPTC NY
poor appc- NV ~
titc. AMI no nm 4 Y
anb itioD (iiM a.
Thought at nakHN
his age VI tRTi.ANT
not ling rX NV
could do HMLsEI
him any NSftSS.~SsrN
good, bnt INTEA IN
like hun IL
dreds of y I'll
other people X N u
in hiscondi
ton tired Dir Krnredy's Favotitc R.ms, Il
and bcgan 10 get heitnr at once. anil ncy
feels as hale au1 hrarly ns he ever did.
II IS particularly rl1asine when SIX
|ntss Is rs common rs OK, 10 lnOw fbntl
there in reufy'y ilat cures disease. i,,iIl.lS
up the eat and Gel.ihiated. sireng, lr.ns
the nerves, nd has ,tsiortsl 10 licaitiianJ
strength. '9cn and wuflau who have bee,,
copfnc'! to their homes for months oo
beds of sickness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Alfred Blair has bal record and hi-
faralty for getting into mischief has before
now given him term at the reform school.
Dec. 9, Alfred smashed several window ir
a building at tiis Maine Central station.
lie kept out of sight and was not arrested
until yesterday when he was brought into
court by Deputy Marshal Crowefl no answer
to the charge of malicious mischief. He
was fined so and costs aud being unable
to pay the same was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

in a book of sermons on tbe Intcrna-
tionai Smnday-school lessons for 1898, from
the Baptist Publication Society. are two
from members of the Colby faculty. .Re-
bsiliing the Temple" by Prof. Smaller
Mathews: from President Wlitmans pen.
''Grsteful obedience. The book is edited
by President Andrews Of Brown Hivcr-
stty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

The schools resumed their sessions again
yesterday n,ornlng.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
Daily 4snnebet Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4. 1888.
eAltsoaa or comixe EVENTS.


state NHstrs-
fan a. l-g5--- state board of Pharmacy, Portland
Patrons Of Vnsbandrv.
Ian. = i..9-tDyf0fd Pomona braBzy. NoTsas,
Ian. T. i.scs-A adrsscoggin Pomona orange, last
AuhuFg-
;sa. 4 i.sfg-knox aad Lincoln & ai0n Pomona
firange, West I.oekposi.
.Jss ~ Cumberland Pomona tsrsBgr. -cartpr0.
Iasl - isssi -feaob-sot Pomona orange, North
jiyeweF.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

Mr. John pasule, engineer in the Brook
lin Canning Factory has bought lot of
Mr.. P.S.curlis and Will build in the spring.
MIR Daria, Roberts of Brooksyille is in
town and has sold 4 wood loi to Capt. Il. %.
Dority ty-R. g. Lopans, light keeper at
Green island has bought Mrs. Nancy Mayo's
homestead The frame and boards are on
the spot and we shah soon have our chapel
up and boarlei.--Mr. Fred Butler closes a
term of high school on Friday and will
commence another term on Monday. Mr..
Butler is faithful. teaeher.-E, W Griffin
and A. II. Kane lost their vessel The
Leader in the gale of Saturday. The fish
ermen are doing weli this winter.--Our
roads are in excellent condition for snow,
and We are longing for sleigh ride.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

shown here, is the
erandcllild Of Mr.. J.
T.. Palm atecr of
A'llcUs, N. Y. who had
been cured Of gravel
10 th c kidneys and
insornonia. (slcepless-
ncs) finishes his letter
by saying:
liut tits q not nil Dr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

United States 3s II
Is lex int.) II
2s 10
Central Pacific lists. jeN int TO
Denver Il Rio Grandu 1875. lex ipi.) II
Erie ends, 10
Kansas Pacific consos 10
Oregon & Nav. lsts (eX int 10
Union Pacific lists (eN int IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04

otxSrl.t>, bla hrad., red rough ehappcd
fkIil uni oily sNif cured hS tvrrCpN SoAr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-04
REPRESENTATIVES Elect,

ASpRoscooGIN-E>rirLIp 10 II.
Republicans.
Auburn-Albert X. Savage.
Albert NJ. PenIey.
Leeds-Willard Lothrop.
Minot-Frank q. burlington.
Poland--S. l.. l.ittlefield.
Turner Elisha Pratt.
IJemocrdts.
Iewistop-trancois Y. Bcllcau.
Alonzo NJ. Garcelon.
Isaac B. lsaacson.
Thomas {. Spillanc.
Lisbuu-Samucl Sylvester.
ARoosrooK-ESTiriIp r" II.
Repubiicaas.
Caribou-Albe Holmes.
Cary Pl,-William Reed.
Castle Hili-Allen NJ. Dudley.
Fort Fairficld-Morrill n. Drew.
loultOn--Llewellyn Powers.
New imerick-ticorge W. Seward.
Presque Isle-Ransford j. Smith.
Sherman--George W. Webber, Jr.
Washburn-Charles l.. StodIard.
Democruts.
Fort ken,-Willism Dickey.
Frenchville Henry W. Levequc.
Hamlin Pl.-Thomas Keegan.
CuMgERLANp-ENTrrLEp TO II.
Republicans.
Bridgton-Richard +. Bailey.
- Il. II II
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thoroughly investigate and the OF.
Tending persons should be repri-
manded or punished, as the case
may warrant, The charges are said
TO be mostly, ifnOt entirely, against
the police; but it is learned from
the members of the military that
st least two of the police force, viz !;
Neil Boyle and Louis Toussaint,
did their duty bravely and well in
conjunction with the soldiers, and
in justice should receive cOmmen-
datiou with them.
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The mortuary report for June
shows that influenza, generally
called la grippe in Honolulu, has
been making itself rather severely
felt. As usual this disease has af-
fected the natives most, no less
than forty-three deaths out of the
total Of sixty-eight belonging to
that nationality. 1t will be seen
that while the death rate for the
month is largely above the average,
it shows s decrease when compared
with the corresponding month in
1891, when inlueuza, or Ia grippe,
wss prevalent here.
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MELANGE.

The speech Of ex-minis,er John
L Stevens, delivered at the recep-
tion given him June %, at Augusta,
Maine, by the citizens Of that city,
upon his return, is Published else
where, and viii well repay Z care
| fuI perusaI. The speech is q sue
cinet, but strong, statement Of the
causes and conditions which pre-
ceded and Immediately followed
the overthrow Of the monarchy.
The letter set forth therein, from
the ex-queen to Mr.. Stevens, COM
pIetely overthrows the ultimate az
gument upon which the royalists
now depend, and which was not
set up Oy them, until some time
after the revolution, as an after
thought. The letter from the ex-
queen was sent over twenty hours
after the United States marines
and blue jackets had been
landed When taken with the
official call made by the ex-
ministers an hour later, with
request that the United States
forces be used TO sustain the ex-
qusen's cause, It becomes clear
documentary proof that up to that
time, nsither the ex-queen nor her
royalist supporters had thought of
setting up the claim that the mon
archy had been o7erthroEu BY the
aid Of the United States forces.
The fact Is the appeal was made BY
the royaIists because It was we'll
known that the United States
troops were ashore TO protect life
and property without taking sides
with either the rsvoIutionists or the
croEn; and with their usual short
zightednsss the royalists hoped to
Be able TO enlist the neutral guard
OF 2 friendly nation 10 support a
cause which had already been over
thrown By the ex-queen's unconsti-
tutioual and hezdstrong action.
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The escape OF the leper murderer
kOolau shows the utter uselessness
of expending further money and
life in efforts for his capture on
the plan thus far followed. Al
the same time it is the duty OF
the government to devise some
means for his capture and re-
moval - alive, if possible, but
dead, if necessity demands. The
public health demands this, and
the government viii doubtless take
further action in the matter soon.
1t has already been suggested that
the speediest way of accomplishing
this viii be to offer a suitable re-
ward for the body of Koolau. He
has become an outlaw by his own
act, and should hereafter be treated
as such. No question Of mock SEN
timentality should deter the board
Of health from using any means
which offers for his apprehension.
1t IS now dangerous for any human
being, except & native, to approach
hoolau with reward set upon
MS head, it would become equally
dangerous for Koolau to approach
he habitations of men, and in the
md his capture or death would be- |
'ome a certainty.