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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
THE DETAILED ACCOUNT.
Al Ihss Was Going On Up 10 the Sailing o.
The Australia.

Saw FEAScIsco, Dec. lG.---The United
Press correspondent at Honolulu, writing
under date of DeS. ., says:
s.since Dec. 5 no material change has
taken place in the military or political att
tude OF the different parties. The queens
adhsreps. are being secretly armed. The
marshal is satisfied that over 2fs new Win>
chester rjfss have been worked i9to Homo
isiu in small lots from the Island Of Maui
during the pas. month and distributed to
the royslists-
s.The police force under the marshal IL
now large and in higher state Of organixs-
ton than ever before. A sis1isnt wateh "
kep. upon tEs movements Of tbs roysiisss.
o5e hundred men Of the Citizers serve
are selected who vii rsisforee the station
bouse at moments cali. The rsyalisss
exp-sss their belief thps on the arrival OF
tie Alameda On the 22a inst, Minister VII
liz ~iu carry out his orders to reinststs the
Ousen's government. Il is not believed
tina. the royalis's will make any infepen-
dent o. premature attack upon the strong
position Of the provisional government.
AFTER hesring Of swo days 10 the case
q. r. w. wandenbeyz. clerk Of the circuit
court OF Heuolain, Who wss suspended from
Office beeause Of certain statements which
he rasfe 20 Mr. Blourt, the supreme coosi
ordered WundenbuYg TO be removed from
ef1ee. The court found shss he had sIo-
Isasiy denounced the provisional goreYL-
p,snt ani its chief dmcsfs, an1 said thas u
vss impressed with the visv fha: be had
done % because Of his disappointment d
| not havina been made marshal In sl'
| sssf;monv WundenkeY9 denied Lavinx beef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
Maine State College.

ORoSo, Dec. 1T Special) The col
lege term closes next Thursday; recitations
are finished Monday, and examinations oe-
cupy the time until Thursday.
President Harris and family will go to
Philadelphia Immediately after the term
closes, where they win spend the holidays
with relatives, returning ia time for the
commencement of next term.
The cadet uniform has been increased
by the addition of overcoats Of dark blue,
made after military pattern. The seniors
will net be obliged to provide themselves
with them, owing TO the short time they
have to remain at college.
Six new forges are to be put into the
.hop this winter TO accommodate the large
class which is to use them next term. Ihis
puts the forge room in very crowded con
dition.
The Cadet editors room in Oak hall has
been refitted thoroughly aud is nearly ready
for occupancy. When finished it will fur
nish a convenient and pleasant pisce fel
the Cadet headqu arters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
THE YARMOUTH MURDER MYSTERY.
Mrs. meycf, The Victim Of the Shooting. Died
Sunday Expected.

PoRTLASp, Dec. l7.--Mrs. Meyer, the
aged Yarmouth woman, who was mystefi-
ously shot several weeks ago, while sitting
near her window in her house on a lonely
road in Yarmouth. died today She had a
terrible wound in the jaw and the doctors
from the first desp&ired Of her life She
had been on the point of death for several
days.
No arrests have been made. but several
persons are under suspicien, and after the
coronoF's inquest. hich viii bA held to-
morrow, some new developments may be
lood for. deputy ShrfiT 3uckpam has
been investigating the case ami has mass
of evidence y hicn he will use later.
II has heen pretty well established that
the ,hot was not accidental No motive
has yet come TO light for alleged murder,
though il Is thought thst the deputy sheriff
has strong case which he will disclose al
tyr the inquest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
STATE OF MAINE.

KrSsrnEc. ss-superier Court December i'f"'
issf ,t.
,,,,r, rayiar.f .fil'l, vs. Wi liam ]ailoF'
A.. .,n,,sx.,t writ and libel, 4 i ordered
Np.' ppn thereof t. given TO thO lheiee hy i,uo
1ishinq mn attesed copy % ihe s'itslt' y o. .i~e
.h,T,ssf together with this ntef stf',., ,,,> a
,ts sur,,es<frsiY 10 fhu hhNSh'fN - ,sa,.,,, -.
w. - ,,ri,,t,.a IN Augusta IN said o"htf ~ -
.,n..,,c the lasf publication 70 %, - s. ,a h.
af Iea.t before the rext term ei s's - s'nntv of
.sl,. ."i.s M tbe first TUESDAY or apFh 80; -,
M T.. NAV th.n and there appear III ssi' e'0i'
ma answer thereto II he see Ut
Attest. -
The t,elaut acg' that ste Tss ma s fisq " s
..td in lie NJ Uti.held, fnglsh", ~ ~ ~ ~
ssu ~ 80 : pr,tsin on the IS day Of its ~ n !,
OF t'rsa8 ~ ~, t,bslant aud Htelee eoaabl'ca ih
~ Sfa.e after their said MARIA = 80 ~ SjtTe
- 81 si,,eti in tlis Stste wien mt W ~. r,ea
aat IS =, ber.,uafter set forth, and hsi
astFus -. ,.,s faith one sesr P a'N 70 ~ ", - =,
,.s,,s. ,has The ibs aat ha eNtf ~ /" Ia I,,,,ts,
~, ~. r-ria sa ehhgatisls. hnttuH = y - ~ s;y.e
has been uamtndful q Sas nt,.1lv se.erse,i the
" w -. uf.hoat reasonable ea1se Sisu ., ,,b,I.
.in,,. ssi deseftion 70 ihe niAns M ags di
INST on TIE rss . o. he said
ted tHe cr9ina Of ~ sic
',,s,, whose n44is is 70 ycef ~ r ~ sh,slyt
ma, he has ,eee guilty & p Sines .ewsrds hsr, a,
,rsar,n.n ara eStr isg s'"s"y
foI,,yss ~ set cut ~ stohi. a aixa-qs from ths
f.,,, she pTays inst utfosss - M
hopdS al n,strlnsony bei"ssn .,.t res,nahe ali
oehss s IS , h. stecreea. also that fe'n .n,1 AZ fr
fioesr' nis s,...t 10 her our Of hfs sstssti y,
mo, nioat ~ r,,,f ths. speetse sum o. pAsi W
him. ,x,.s, further alleges fast she ma
Ana 'ist ~. ssi;s,es to ascertain ths Fte>. F..
nsft - si,i iag,.tcs, but IS aail'ie ~ ae ~
, dees net kiso" a. ARA TAYLOR, iloesaat.
!, .s,,a The said Hheiau
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sparxs Faom MAINE WIRES.

The Saco Driving Park Association has
accented the offer of the York County Agri-
cultural Society for the purehss' of psrk-
Bradford con-ssbles we're at Bidaeford,
SATURDAY, assisting heal 8, as'ables IN the
search fer Mauor They ms'le = seizure at
ore drug store and eonhscASed is vessels Of
liaaer from Edgecon,b's express-
4 complication growing out of the ST. IKE
AZ A. Sswsll & Go = iron shipgard al Bate
hs. sriseu which viii probably require the
work Of two lawyers TO unrayei. Ar- 4.
r Washington, who Was superinte ntent on
the building Of the big steel ship, and who
lef, the employ Of this company on secsnas
Of the strike, is charged By tse company
With stealing The blue print pisns q sap
and warrant fer his arres. has BEEN ss-ssst,
hy Judge Coesnhs Of tse mnEisaeas eourr oi
Bath The plans are valued At 500 VT
W Arlington admits that be has taken tie
plAns, but clsims that they are his property
The irm claim tha. the planE we're made
! bv the eex-superinseHient at their expense
and then Mr.. Wsii.ngtcn was IN tneir
employ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
of the track rises an immense hill Of gravel
suit able for the REQUIRED purposes

Of the track rises an immense hill Of gravel
/ suitable for the rsgaire. purposes.
Msny have complained cf the issrtn1ss
Of The part Of the officials in net sxerfiaz
more energy in the construction OF tie road,
but very fsw hsse any iisa Of the exsens
Of such an undertaking as building rsil-
road, especially, where the course il aver
such diversified country as that thr0egh
which the Is. 4 A. ny, has been con-
stsrcted.
The an4evsioped resources oE Aroostoox
viii nax be brought into tangible relation
10 the fast growing towns and cities of cur
State, and il all not be long before all
along the line of the b. & 4. k'y-. will be
seen lumber mills for The PREPARATION of the
inexhaastible supply OF wood into the many
different and Indispensable articles Of con-
merce. from the spool TO the ships mast,
for the BiosI excellent opportunities are Of
fered BY nature ii the way of water power.
At North Twin Dam alone il is quite esi-
dent that water power sufficient 10 supply
several large mills during the entire year is
easily available, while al several other
points on the course Of the roai almost
equal power may with Little difficulty be OBJ
tanned Not only will il make essily ae-
cessibie the vast forests OF Maine, but also
a great indueement Is offered for members
Of the sporting" fraternity from our OWE
and adjacent states, which il a source OF
considerable income TO the treasury of our
State. With proper and juiieious discre-
ton, the hunting grounds Of Maine" may
be male an important factor towards the
welfare of this STATE.
The arrival Of the tracklayers has been
snxiousiy awaited, and the past two months
has been season of suspense for the more
while many have been the
wagers, based upon doubtful authority, of
the certain arrival of the train az a given
time. The progress of the work hss, on
the whole, been very satisfactory. although
some of course have looked with keen
sense of disfavor.
None can doubt the expediency of the
undertaking, and all should, if for no other
reason, in the interest of their Sta'e exhibit
some degree Of satisfaction and interest in
an undertaking which will place the Gar
den of Maine in the front rank for the
push and energy Of its citizens in what they
consider not oaly for their own, but their
States welfare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
An OVERDUE STEAMER.
Anxiety Eel. in Regard to Allan Line sssams'
ccrean.

sr. Jonxa, y. r., Dec. H.--Cousider-
able anxisty IL manifested concerning the
Allan Line steamer Coresn. from Liverpool
for st. Johns, Hslifax and Philadelphia
AID whieh i. now Ave days overdue At this
port. The Coresn is one Of the fastest
boats on the route and usually makes the
passsas in seven days. Incoming sTamsf.
report hurricane weather sDd il is thought
the Coresn 10 disabled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
Union Pomona Grange Elects officers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, - [Speeial) -
Union Pomona Grange elected the follow
ing officers at its December meeting held at
West Rookport. on Friday. Dec. Is; +. A
Blaekington, NJ. W. f. Hit, O.; y. II,
Mansfield, L.; Chas. Simmons, S.; Clara
Mansfield. Sec. l.. Norwood, Treas; F.
n. Hit, A. s.; Bertas Simmons, L. A. s
Lizzie Blachiagtor, Ceres; Laura Halt,
pomopa: Minnie Light, Flora; May Rob
b;ns. Chan. j. II. Andrews, gate keeper
A the day was stormy no ether business
wa. transacted. The next session will be
held al Washington, Jan. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
MUCH GAsIEBN aosEr At STAKE.


MrsxfArous, MINI, Dee. 1.-THE
Minneapolis Trust Company yesterday hled
with the clerk Of the district court a sensa-
tional suit against j. Frank Calhoun, Lo-
renzo b. Morey, John s. Thonp-on, James
T.. Thompson and Charles A. Mitchell, to
force them TO turn over to the Northwestern
Guarantee Loan Company's estate, the
Guarantee Loan building, valued at = ,5oD,-
600. and other property in Minnesota J Tor
ida, lows and South Dakota.
i, Is charged that ii was ARRANGED with
the men named 10 withhold the Fyoperty
named from the estate. This property was
transferred 70 the men in consideration Of
sl0o 600 bond of the Chicago Dock and
Investment Company. IT is nov alleged
that the assets as the Chicago Dock and In
ye.tment Co., are covered by first mortg-
age Of 81 800, 900 and 90 the other bonds
are comparatively wort less az they are
superseded by the mortgage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
NEWS FROM LONDON.
Yha Naval Scare Continues 0ovssamsHt
work 10 Cos, $3.50, 900 900 Proposed.

tespoS l,cc. 1.-THE thunder of wsFb
a4risx S}dclt hss been dinncd in The ears
O. i.grau. for several wesis. u hscomles
t714t l}at.u. Pie yianNt of bsfning ~
Eay},ed hss tv iiHl tiAs week 60 Ftl
louder ohurls iiiga anoyl AT others the
voice Of the Ines riugs alnlott daily. la
tones quite shrli siih pan.e Nov pat
Mr.. Gladstone has re stasaa to catch the ii'
feo,i m of fear. the alarms! pfsa7 has ha+
gun TO deuounce him as a tfsiiuf to tpe
nations most vital need.
IL must be admitted that the war scare ls
not confined 90 the Conservative party ~
TO England. 1t is almost the Gatycfssi
public topic in Europc. The bomb in lie
French Chamber n week ago distracted 81
sen,ion from the subject for two days only
Now that outrage is discassed chiefly In its
pacific bearings upon international relations.
il 10 snlemnly argued by scores OF news
papers that the expressions of sympathy
sen, TO the French Chamber by the British
Parliament and other Legislatures will les
sen or postpone the danger Of European
conflict.
So II ia coming 10 be that all important
public events are examined frst IN theis
bearing npan the eventuaiity Of peace or
war ne tnittsr hthibestohH ht"s"""s",
nrvies, mapouvrcs, new weapons. military
tactics, rations ani s0od resources are be-
coming ,iresome but while they cease to
awaken keen popular interest. they spread
the impression that the crisis il not far Oh
Labor leaders are complaining that tho
government authorization TO the local au-
thorities 20 stend money upon relief works
for the benefit Of the unemployed IL not
taken advantage Of In half dozen districts.
The result IL aliat distress 10 rapidiy beo0n.-
inn acute in mos, of the large towns, TO the
great benefit of the Socialist and Anarchist
sgitstofs.
II is siflruJ to see Whist more the gov
eminent can do, unless it go in for state so
nial,sm On gigantic scale, for which public
opinion i. aot ripe. The latest proposal IL
that tie government should guarantee ,oans
for say $3.50 o0p 900 TO enable the carrying
ou, of a national system Of foreshore rscla-
mstion all around the coasts.
Such work wherever undertaken ny pfi-
vate enterprise. has certainly proved pront'
alba. and il IL urged that Holland has deiu-
ons,rated its practical and ren,ansfasirs
character as a government enterprise.
There IL no reason to doubt that In the
London district alone the reclamation OF the
fore shorgs of the Thames, from the me-
t.o,ioiis 20 tho ses, IL perfectly feasible, and
you'd provide work for thousands for many
wears. be of immense public bepeht, ana
ytsld good return on the outlay but the
government naturally besitates to take the
frat s,ep in such vast undertaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18

f.ssilsyesa tisysieasas are regarding sii -. 80
lfss ard e.s faxdrsh.s the 4s of nsfs1its- v ~
these srs ssed 10 extreme esses 70 s4sf1 xtsafty
ssesdsa Temporary ssisf. pfgfssss1an snsf's -
f,ynsriz, 70 sassns 0f building ~ tss neryezs
fssn - tt4 basis Of lts besithssi 4ssefade. Iats
Il oss Ysasoa VIZ HDstsssSs stvfnseh bitlsfs
r,se tonic ihdgzessssn snfstsvsa - fhs fruitful.
fssl.f a. sss.s= and is tsisf sf the parent
nssIa4S sY m B3sifss " ssSs'y fotorsd " re-
x 81, tSxsf as alees. ySerwsr6, iRs nfsl snxtsfys
eaxuss,e rat 70 ias5ssif atgestt0s and weaken The
nevys. The fztfsr. strengthens thsm BY fsnew-
fnx fsae s9ttissy 10 sssss and assHints ths iypa.
Es,sIss sfis. II Isezlshfaiiy stimulates the hvss
s.5 s4sss,. = l{ss0ssaess, cobsfipAti0e, fsssafaAs
tsssa aed debility are sesasased bT this sssftng
f,sdi<flF.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
llsl5s Tfssalss bbatins soDs ~as,.

Eoae, DseiG iG.--1i.e ssyef si9nfse.a
fsrge tgsa rasf psipTms Sfiif bar osen
.a.nss.5ssa ffsgn ali.Se bs. s5se tf fasas SO
ieesaAisfy .oess h a s0e lz!}stis 5sssfshg
IN re rs,at ,ff.'sfrts q 4sicile tHs s4fsdaa
.o,t.t,.,,, among tlse Sasssas Res sbs.i
sao,esia, in tie last fes lays. ssYtfai
more regiments haye 3efn sEHa - ils
island 70 a.snre tie pres.Fsaf,en 4 gFter.
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Knor County Grand iuy Bfinss In 10 Indiel-
ments

EoeKtaxD, Dec. 1.-THE grand jury on
Saturday reported ~ indictments, mostly
on Hqaor charges. Lynch Of Vnai Haven
wa. iad.esea for an assault with inteHt 70
k,II William Jones; George VI. Brown for
attempted burglary, Joseph Moore for
breaking and entering ana larceny ana
Rrsdfara X. Hart for Assault and battery.
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HORRORS PLANNED.
French Anarchists Prepared to
Revenge Valiant.
Leave 10 Dynamite Cartridges as .
Proof Of Their Sincerity.
News IRON tsnden--A Great esvGsasae
work Prepossd-l.aly's Troubles Abatiae.

Pans, Dee. ia package, containin.
10 dynamite cartridges, was found today On
a porch In the Rue Casier. Zach cartridge
was wrapped in copy Of an anarchist
nroelamat!on meaaoina death to the Bour-
Seoisle. 4 poeke,hosk lay near by and In
il was printed stamp Of the Anarchist
creed, with card with the announcement
that npreeeicoted horrors will be COM
mi,ted and maay deputies will be slain IL
vaissnt. precious bead be touched by the
exeeuiioner."
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THE CHAMPION sOWpOlNS.
Maine intercollegiate ieag, Decides The Base
Ball Dispute Against Bates.

WArERviLLf, Dee. l3.--( -(Speciall The
managers of the different cubs in the Maine
intercollegiate League met At the Elmwooa
in this city, Saturday.
There was large amount of work to
secure the attention If the meeting, and
much of it was left over TO meeting which
will be held this week
The students of the B1vdein Medical
School were allow ID to play on the B0sdain
team and the championship for 25 was
given to Bowdoin the ;i,le to the same be
ing in dispute between Bates and Bow doin
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tdsnsiGeasios Of crsn Of Wrschsd Ship
laser.

HtsnrAAp LiSHr. Mass. Dec. if,---sea-
msa Evans vent welissst ysssefdsy and
.aentitiea tire r.ceatiy found fo1r bodies Of
memt,srs Of ne er.w OF s5s British ship
Lac, =. A. Gssis gtsish. reeond mat A..
X. Dole. apprentice, and John NeHnsh snd
(,arnss. able seaman Ali but nine b0iies
~ the Inst ere~ have been recovered.
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Leave, s775. 600 to Colby uaiversiy.

warERvfnLE, Dee. is.-The will of Mrs.
Lille Gurney, who died Dec. 10, has been
read.
IL has been discovered that she left
s215 600 to Colby university,
The balance of the estate, estimated AZ
sao5 0tt,. goes to two grandsoHs IN Boston.
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railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Eject Nov.
goth, 1893.
,.,,,g.r Trains Leave Augusta .
Fofi0ws'


aoIsa SFsT-630 A. NJ. for Lewiston. Farm
g., ,t,,s Egs ssiana, Portland, Boston and Montreal
ala a ". for Brunswick, Lewiston, far mi ns 70 q
RockIand, Portland and Boston connecting for
IT, NGuuf ain point. aud quebec, BIO r. n
,a, H,nasv,ek Bath, Portland, Boston, HOO r.
" nfrbt PaliBssj every night for Lewiston,
Eath. Portland and Boston.
.ot.a EAsT-iso A. N. might express' for
sso~sekan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Harbof, se.
steuh4n' st John and AToostook county
~ " sor WatsrVille. Skowhegah, Bangor 3.i2
:. n tor W ateryiile. Oakland north Anson, Bins-
ban. ssouhegaD. Belfast, Dover. Foxeroit, Ban
rs' ,Ss 1, stephen, st. John and Aroos
30. eouaty, d p VI. fm!xed for waterfalls
9TA.a n Sundays only fer ~steryilie and Ban
sTha Whit Pullman Train going East at 80 A.
NJ g0tns West At 100 p NJ, runs every
slIht sunday included, connecting for hnd from
isrston but not 20 Akowbesan on Monday
mornings, or 10 Brliasi, Dexter. or he7ond
Bangor sunday morning.. ,aeo a.,
Il,, tsv trains going West at 1910 A. NJ, aud
kf.faf IttP ~ run daily, sunday included. be
t.se.u BDston, Lewiston. Bath. Bangor ana 81.
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/ sensz.sses. disprevTrg and DENYING the
( rsshsfas Of the outraged respectable
eisaxeaz 10 establish Provisional Gayern-
| Eseaf. while hs utterly ignores the noble
eoaIacs Of the foar native HxwGisn mem
bers Of the Legislature. vito stood hrm as
4 reeE sgsinss the iattssy gang and the
saesn in IE8nasiag the Louisiana naanstrosi-
tv or the citizens Of the islsHds, and also
igsores the testimony Of these foar honor
able native members, that the queen fell by
her o~n unlawful xess.
Ia being Obliged 10 tell these shameful
truths about BloHnt's course. il Is far from
Fly thoughts 20 speak rs one of a Palisicsl
party. Throughout have refused TO deal
xish this Hawaiian question except as An
American. recognize fully thSt, for afty
years. al Of the national administrations Al
Washington have been essentially the same
IA spirit snd purpose as to the relation OF
ttse Hax allan lslsnis TO the United States.
A careful examination of the records Of
tie Leg sGion of Honolulu. RAINING over the
entire psrios aamgd, shaw that whether the
Whig statesmen, the nemoerstic statesmen,
or tbs RerAbiean statesmen we're in power,
their visss snsi policy were essentially the
same. This holds true CT President Clsve-
land ani Secretary Bayari, in their four
years of service from lss5 10 ies9. In
poinf Of fact, the commander of the Boston
sna The American Minister in the exciting
days when the Hawaiian monarchy fell,
werr largely governed by the instructions
piaiaiy expressed in the dispatch of Secre-
tary Bsyard. ials i2. 1887, TO Minister
Merrill, then at the head Of the Legation =,
Honolulu frcm this dispatch quote the
following
'-UsIrEp SxArHs DEPARTMENT oF SrArs,
WAsuNeroS, July II. 1887. /
''In the absence of any detailed informs-
non from Won OF the late disorders in the
domestic control of Hawaii and the changes
which have taken place in the official corps OF
that government, sm rot able 10 give you
other than general instructions, which may
tte communicated in substance 10 the Gem
mander of the vessel or vessels of this gov
ernmeut, in The waters of Hawaii, with
" HON you will freely coufer, in order that
such prompt aud efficient action may be
taken as the circumstances may make neees-
sary.
While we abstain from interference with
the domestic affairs of Hawaii, in accord
anee with the policy snd practise of this
yet, obstruction to the chsn-
nels OF legitimate commerce under existing
law must.not be allowed. and -iiasricaH
ejtizeBS III lfduaii mHst be protected ia
their isrsans and property, by the repre-
seniatives Of their country's Law and power,
naa ao i,tsrHGi diSc0fd atsst he suffered 10
iRtp1ir them.
Your o~n aid and council, as well - the
assistance of the officers of the Government
10 found necessary, teiit therefor
be- promptly q5arisd to promote Qs reign
" iqie end respect fer ooderig goeeranseat
III Hueati."
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FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COOLER.

WAsEisGres. Dee, 7--Fer Maine :
Monday. fair. slightly eehisr IL ezstern
portion. northwest winds.
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w.sYYxcros. Dee. l7.--~psusioas haze
been granted 10 the fo!losiax residents of
Msine- ..
g@i.sse. John Myers, Labee, Wasting
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-03
The Desert Burro Superseded.

prospector now in Yuma, and who
made the trip here from Durango, COL,
with two horses, says that the time hon.
ored burro, whose ancestry is INSOFAR
sblv mixed up with Mexican history, is
not as good an animal for desert travel
as the ordinary mustang horse. 1t has
always been considered that the burro
had the advantage of the horse in his
capacity for endurance on slim diet.
This, the gentleman states, is not so
great as is generally considered, although
he once had burro who ate pair OF
gum boots and a Navajo blanket one
afternoon. This was done merely 30
show off and was not considered to be
nutritious meal even by the jackass him
self, who was of French descent, and
merely wished to puton style to humili-
ate a band OF scrub mustang horses with
whom he was forced to associate. The
gentleman who has had experience with
both classes of animals prefers horses to
The slow burro and says that although
the latter will live day longer without
food or water, yet the distance covered
by the horse in a given time is so much
in his favor as to render him the superior
of the immobile burro. Yuma (Arizona)
Times.