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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-03

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32l3 North College st.
For sale by A. R. Penny, druggists,
Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-03

i'll. Wilson shot and killed Thomas
Hunt in Gallatin county, Saturday. Will
.on who is an oversser on q county
road had sworn out warrant for Hunts
.rrest the latter being one OF his work
man. Hunt was the aggressor.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-03
Look Forward. Not Backward.

Stockton's Antiseptic is scientific rem.
edy fully up with the progressive age.
Don't be discouraged, it is truly the con.
queror OF disease. For sale by A. r.
Penny, Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-03

Full stock Emerson's Mems Shoes,
Stribley's Ladies Shoes and Stevens
Children's Shoes, now open.
SEVERANCE & SON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
The Hawaiian Matter.

Secretary Gresham has been motto iou'ly
hostile to Mr.. Stevens, and his effort 10
cast opprohrinm upon him and Captain
wiltze, who i. dead and cannot defead him
self. will be taken for what il is worth.
The people in Hawaii revolted against the
rule of I.iliuokslani and established gov
eminent of their own. 1t was the most
peace full revolution ever known. Not a
drop of blood was shed, and the provisional
government took possession of affairs
quietly and peacefully. Liliucks'aHi and
h,r ministers were known to be
venal and corrupt, aud the people
threw off the yoke. Minister Steven.
recognized the de fact1 government, and
upon the representations of Presiisnt
DOE ard his ministers, that annexation TO
the United States was desired, established
a mild protectora,e. Then My Commit.
siose,' Bihunt was sent to Honolulu and
his conduct there, together with his hsnlipa
dorm the Stars and Stripes in the b-oai
lish' of day. are too fresh in the popular
mini to need recsp,,ulstjon. Sec. Gresham
.ays thsE the Restoration of Queen Liliuo-
kalsni i. an "sct of justice" These words
are sdroitly framed to appeal to
the ssnpatties of the people, but
they will fail in their mission.
LiliuokaIsnis profigscy is well known, and
any effort to create sympathy for her will
be of no avail. Her removal from power
was properly unsuitable, and was more of
an act Of justice" than any effort to re-
store her. According to See. Gresham rev.
olution is most censurable thing, and
Guzman Blanco of Venezuela should have
been allowed to pursue his tyrannlcal
career, while BsimscedA of Chill should
have been endured by the people of that
unhappy country with meekness and resig-
nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

rHarsford Coursnr. j

Ct0vuDD0 y U0WU4t0H bV$pSy.
lHarsfoed Coufanr.
A paper on the Hawaiian Affairs suh-
mirted by the secretary Of state TO President
Cleveland Last month. and prudenfiy held
back untiI aftef the elections, IL made pub
lie this morning Il viii please Spreckels
and Sordhon. the New York HerAl!, =
and the New YORK Evening Posi- Pre-
sumehly is 10 in accordance With the vie~s
of Mr.. Bloant Of Georgia. The views Of
the American people viii be expressed
issSr.
Gresham says. IN substance. that ex-
Minister Stevens il . liar: that the Haua-
ian commissioners are liars; that the most
reputable citizens of Honoiuiu-elefgyme men,
college Instructors, professional men, brss-
mesa men--are hzfs-Bioauf Vas told 80 BY
several persons Of various cniors while he
was in the islands with Spreekles and Nord-
hoff.
Gresham advises that Liiiuokalani--''the
Queen" he calls her--be reinssated in hei
old palace and sovereignty BY the govern
ment Of this country. This, Of course, IN
wolves the foreible oustinG Of the present
government which notoriously represent.
pretty nearly all the responsibility, inisill
gence, wealth and civilization in the
islands.
As Gresh&m's paper is made public win
the Presidents consent, the natural aod
~arrantabie inference is that Gresham
Hsx allan policy is Cievsisnds Hawaiian
policy.
1t 10 possible that an attempt to reinstate
Observation-Disclosures with doctors and al
has already been made by Minister Willis
and Admiral Irwin acting upon Mr.. Cieve'
lands instructions.
II is also possible that the Hawaiian gov
eminent getting wind Of these instructions
has invoked the protection Of one or an
ether Of Of the great maritime powers.
The Courant" has known the American
people for good many years. Its belief
IL that they will not take kindly 10 MT
Cievelands Hawaiian policy as nov III
vulged after the elections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
THE TIMER.

I.adas is favorite for the next English
Derby at ) to-.
Gil Curry says the only living horse that
can beat DIrectum is Domino.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland has only about 100000 horses
Spain has about one horse to every &C
people. Most of the cavaliers" ride on
donkeys.
An aged mule, Old Kate, died on Tom
Hanna's ranch near Lemore, Cal, few
months ago at - years ofage.
The 2,O00 mile journey from Poltava tc
Paris was once performed by a Russian
lieutenant of dragons in 30 days.
The sultan Of Turkey is a monomaniac
on the subject of carriages, and now has
nearly 500 of all makes and kinds.
Alix and Directum have made several
honest efforts to eclipse 2:0sst to the old
style sulky and failed lamentably.
Riley is being trained over the jumps
He takes kindly to the same and may
prove better steeplechaser than Cicero.
The 206t4 by the PAGER Johnston in 1884
to the old style sulky is a record later day
sdewheelers would find difficult to erase
Mrs Elizabeth A Tompkins has been
very successful as turf writer, and bel
English racing sketches have made her ia
nous
Jumbo. owned by Norman Mcleod Of
Upper Clarendon, N. b., is about 10 hands
high behind and not more than IA hands
high forward.
Gwynne X. Tompkins, the well known
horseman. several years ago created a sen
sation at Sarat oga. when he ran so bill
up to SAG, 600 in few days.
Miss Mary Hamilton, an adventurous
English equestrienne. recently started &c
ride from Paris to St. Petersburg, dis
lance of nearly 2,oc0 miles.
An English writer declares that Ameri-
can riders are less graceful in their seat
than the English. less secure than the Aus
tralian. A western cowboy could outpoint
both in each speciality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

After months of delay. the people of the
Urited States find out this morning Whist
Paramount" Commissioner Blount learned
on his visit to the Sandwich Islands. That
he 10 opposed to annexation is not to BE-
wondered at, but we venture to say that the
people will experience genuine surprise
when they zee that Secretary Gresham, in
his communication to the President, recon-
mends that the po~er of the United States
be used to restore what he calls the '.legiti-
mate government" Of Hawaii-that is, the
rule Of Queen Liliuokalsni.
Mr.. Gresham's communication consists in
the main Of summary of the facts which
Mr.. Blount claims to have ascertained.
Blount contradiets point blank Minister
Stevens snd other witnesses, including the
Hawaiian commissioners sent to Was-ig e
ton, and seems to have accepted vth00
question whatever the representatives Il
The monarchy told him. Much il na1o IN
IL report Of the paper signed ~ H.
Ga-s.sn &. v,hlrA - xAas.tapu n - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
STATE or MAINE.

kESNTHF,- ss-StIerioF Court, In Vacation. Au-
gflzta uctohrr i, l--tt-
Cbarl "a Y wttgrib, ih't,v> Vary ?. wifg-tn.
t'pon the annexed writ and libel, It is ordered
hv ne che Endersignrd, JnstIee Of sHd Court, that
notice thereof be- g.von 10 the hbries ~ pun
Ishng an arrested eppF uf the ane, 81 m abstract
thereof. together with this aF'ier thereon tiFf"
weeks s,,cces-tvciv in the kENSEBEr lor RSAL. a
ne -I,apsr printed IN Augusta ~ .sAd County OF
kennebec fine last Publication 70 he wv 'fy day.
at least before the term % sa1f. tofrt. TO Ne
holden at Augusta, within aha for said county OF
Keuuebec on the first Tuesday OF DccemSer text,
ihat she may then and there appear in said Court
and answer thereto If abe see 1T
Attest: OLIVER q. HALL?
justice superior Court
ABSTRACT Of LIBEL
The libelaut alleges that he was married to the
said libeIee at Haverhi!i IN the srste of Masss-
cuHserts on he first day OF Move 4 ber fssa; fhst
the said hbelaut and hoslee cohshtted IN this
sfate after their said MARIA 81 THAT the libel ant
resided in this State when the cause OF divorce
accrued q. hereinafter set forth, and had resided
here in good faith year prior to the cate
hereof that the libe ant hf ever br-n fiEthfni TO
his 10 srriage obligations, but that the lihelee has
been unmindful Of fhs same, that on the tenth
dsv of sep ca. ber 1870 she utterly eeserfed the
Isbeiant without reasonable eau.e and has con
tim d sai desertion for three consecutive years
next prior 70 the fling of this libel.
Wherefore, be prays that divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony between himself ana SAD
iibefee may be decreen.
And the libelant further alleges that be has
used reasonable diligence TO ascertain the present
residence of said befee but IL unable 10 do 20 and
docs not know where II Il.
CHARLES A. v WIpegIS. iibelant-
KESsEBEC. S., Octobsr I-ss+-1he said Ibelanf
made oath that the abose allegation as to the
residence of the I.iteiee il true.
CIV HUssEr. Jussee Of the Peace.
A true COPY of the order Of notice and abstract
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

Senator Sherman thus sums up the cau'es
for the Democratic overthrow in the recent
elections. 1T was nothing but the protest of
the hungry workingInen against hard lines,
brought on by the fear of tariff revi.ion.
1t was the voice of the people prot sting
sgain., the destruction of the great American
protective system. When went hone and
saw the condition OF things in the maDufacs-
nrinR and industrial centres, | sslr,pIr,d
for lust such a landslide. Business men ard
like prudent men, when they
saw the storm approach, took in their sails :;
so they contracted their efforts ard ran half
and quarter time. The silver question
had nothing, in my opinion, to do with the
result in Ohio. Both parties were in hsr-
mony on that question, Nm in favor of the
suspension of the silver purchase. The
result in Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, and
Ohio and in all manufacturing places was
solemn protest against any interference
with the tariff system" Will the Demo
cratic party heed the lesson of events: 1t
i. question that the people are now ask
ing one another all over the country, and
which will not be answered until Chsrms n
Wilson reports his tariff bill to the Nation
al House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
THE MURDEROUS CRANK.

Something should be done to protect in
Hviduals aud society from these danger
ous men. There is no such thing as harm
less lunatic Chicago Herald.
1t doesn't necessarily follow that be-
cause man is crank he should be killed,
but the public patience may be tried tribe
too far.-Rochester Post-Express.
Such incidents as the assassination OF
Carter H. Harrison give us pause in oui
reloicings over the rich fruits Of advancing
civilization Philadelphia Times.
1t is proposition of the simplest justice
that man should cultivate idiosyncrasies
which may affect the comfort and welfare
of his fellow man entirely at his own risk.
Washington Star. .s.....-
1t is said that the assassin OF Mayor Har
,ison of Chicago is crazy. He's sane enough
to suffer for his crime at the end of IA feet
of good three-quarter inch MANILA hemp
Philadelphia Press.
Recent events in this country justify tht
ion that the best remedy for some OF
these assassinations is to assassinate the
assassins before they can carry out then
plans. Philadelphia Inquirer s.
Our public men and millionaires are in
hourly danger from these unbalanced fire..
lanccs Many valuable life would be saved
if we bad sensible lunacy laws sensibly ex-
ectited.-Atlanta Constitution. "#.
Homicidal mania seems to be con
tagious disease. The epidemic can be
checked. however, by lifelong isolation OF
the patients, a little stricter quarantine on
our Atlantic coast and scientific study OF
: ba ,yarp,s - Rn.tpn cir no
As a wet blanket on the murderous
crank epidemic, the most effective thing
would be the act of some plucky and well
prepared citizen. who, being confronted
with Prendergast, should kill him on the
spot. York Recorder. = .-:
The deplorable assassination Of Mayor
Carter Harri son of Chicago has no political
significance. 1t appears to have been sole
" the act of a mailman of the Guiteau and
Norcross type, whose unbalanced mind har
bored fancied grievance.-New York Press.
Sane or insane, Prendergast should be
put to death If sane, he deserves the gal
lows: if insane, he is deserving of no differ
ent treatment than that bestowed upon a
ferocious tigress that safes her thirst for
blood at the expense of the human race
St. Paul Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

The Boston Herald speaking of Secre-
tary Morions reply to the letter sent him
by the Massachusetts, gypsy moth commits
sion. asking TO. Federal aid in the Sxtermi-
nation of this pest, declares that ii I'M
Piled "a decided lack of interest in
the moth by the secretary" There are few
things that do appear to interest him, es-
pecially in lines of agriculture, although we
believe be has not neglected to draw his
salary regularly. He has thus far evinced
some energy in denuding the department
over which be presides, of nearly all the
practical features that characterized it IN
der Secretary Rusk. All thiugs considered
he 10 about the weakest man that rattles
about in M Clevelsnd's cabinet-si'h the
possible exception of Gresham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

nsss ef ~ Prsvisisadl Gesssnnenf on de
It'd, vhicA vas pssostiy scknevledsed
By al ths fossi0 REPRESENTATIVES,,
vbs were faniIiss With de eifcunseaness
Of - erosion Il VS. 30 boafs sfsef
Liliaokalaai snd hes fsyerises bad destroyed
hsf throae By . revolutionary ousbsssk
vhsn the men Of the Boston landed. In
tie ezcitiss hears preceding and following
bar fall. hsf representatives, A. web -
thoss Who formed the Provisional Govern
msns, had equal scces TO the
Iessiion. To al proper Inquiries ny
answer vas. shss the United States marin
couh not take sides. bat whatever ,is
farm government might exist, would have
70 be recognized. When did recognize ii
late Ia the afternoon Of the 18th, the Pro-
visionaI Government Vas complete master OF
the situation had full control Of the city AID
Of the government archives, the police station
being surrounded and a, the mercy Of the
Provisional Government. IL vas q small
building ia which the disofganized and
psv~risss followers Of the fallen queens
paYamour marshal took refuge, and they
muss surrender in n few hours by mere
fore. Of hunger. The Provisional Govern
ment knew its power to possess the station
a, once but wished not to take single life
Of its occupants. II deemed it wiser 10
Az Ait their surrender. Had the queens
supporters dared 10 resist the organization
Of the new government, their only possible
chance to DO so was daring Sunday and
Monday Of the 18th and 10th. while thu
citizens were attending their mass meeting
selecting their committees Of public safety
and preparing to organize 3 government az
openly ~ public meetings are held in any
American city. They did not dare to at
tempt 10 arrest or interfere with the
aroused white citizens. IL was a
united and irresistible movement Of tn
same m-n. with now increased numbers,
that took away the despotic powers Of
Hing Kalakaua. in 1891 and crushed the
Wilcox revolt of 1859. They gathered at
the armory with their rifles in han which
we're increased by other arms openly Carried
ia carriage from a gun store, with only
three men in charge. The only govern
ment that existed, or could exist under
those circumstances, was the Provisional
Government. Whoever denies this has no
other basis of his denials than perjured af'i
divit.. hundreds Of which are obtainable in
the slums of Honolulu at 81 each.
An effort has been made to damage my
recognition of the Provisional Government,
BY di.pute as to the hour, by the clock
q. which 1 gave recognition. That /; OF no
essential importance, for in fact, all resist
ance to the formation of new government
practically ceased more than two days be
fore. The committee of public safety and
the Provisional G. JyerJment constituted the
only Hawaiian government Il, f,cf" existing
for "a hours prior to my recognition the
monarchicL government having completely
collapsed several days before. So all I'M
just imputations on Captain Wiltse and my
self will vanish into thin air. and the crime
Of attempting to crush out the supporters
of the Hawaiian Provisional Government
will stand out in bold relief, to America
shame. JoHS l.. STEVENS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

There promises 10 be the liveliest kind Of
row smong the Democrats in Congress
over the forthcoming tariff bill, Man,
member. of the party have become very
badly ratified as result of the recert cleo
;ions and are insisting that nothing radical
shall be done. Then. too. great many
conflicting local interests contribute to
swell the discord. Tskirg altogether the
vsy Of the congressional free trader sp-
pears to be = thorny one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

Senator David B. Hill would undoubtedly
give most anything he possesses if he could
only recall his laundering defence Of May
uard; but it 10 too late. The indications
are that German will be the next presiden-
tial candidate of the Democratic party.
There may be some solace for David. how
ever. in the assurance recently given, that
the candidate of that party will be suo~ed
under at the polls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

"a Harvard Democrat" complains in the
New York Sun Of the manner in which the
Uaiversity has been dragged into politics
By President Eliot. 1t IL certsinly to Be
hoped that this protest yin not be heeded.
President Eliot Il political speaker of the
boomerang order and the Republican party
could i'll afford 10 lose him from the stump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

Let US see, 1t vas the Boston Herald we
believe. that declared the 18th day OF last
September that, Major Mckinley fired his
opening gun in Ohio yesterday. He is one
Of the few men in this country who have
not vet found out that Mckinleyism is Is
dead ~ doornail, and that its resurrection
10 about % probable - the termination Of
the dodo." Il may have occurred to the
Herald Of late that there is ''po'ful sight o.
kick in that corpse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

10 tst--The fine two story corner ~. ~
dence Of IL rooms, 2s Crosby stree, ~,
minutes walk from Wstsr street, iofn -.
occupied by r. w. Kiosman. Zen -
landscape, finest view in Aueus -
trees, nice lawn, furnace, mafps =.
places, gas fixtures. II will pay yoas
il. Enquire Of y. w. kiosman. " ~
street, or r. g. Kin,msn. dfssglH.
go monthly. Sevon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

eminent vas recognized when Is hsd little
more than pspes existence.
With the qsesuons Of yefscify involved
in this controversy We ase not nou con-
eefBed. What u eertsin il that h re il no
business in which The United Stakes would
appear 70 greater disadvantage than in usins
is bsyoneu 20 prop up . eroken-tosn
throne-<speciAlls the rhfous Of such >
Queen - LiliuskAlani.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

Several from this city went to Portlam.
Saturday to attend the Republican rally 70
urday evening, addressed by Hon. Thons
b. Reed Governor Cleaves and other prom
inent Republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

st. Augustine's Parish will have Gene
terry on the second lot on the north easter
side of the Townsend road. The socisN
paid 500 for the lot, some of the proceeS
of the recent fair going for that purpose
Prof. Cspen is laying out the grounds and
says that the cemetery is not only well 10
Gated, but will be very pretty one. .
stream runs through the centre Of the v
and across this il is the intention Of build
ing a dam, flowing pretty sheet Of 's's
on the grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

s. l.. Boardmsn Esq., has been ss nee
nebunk for several days called there oy !"
illness Of his son-in-lsw C.. +. Warren -
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Warren fell ID ;
severe fainting fit while In his sleeps
room s,tenJiog to the wants Of one Of y
children, causing q fracture OF the
shoulder, probably by falling again"
side of the bed. DR.. Ross was ~ ohN
called who red, c.'il The fracture but Id W.
afternoon OF wedne,dsy it WAS dsens
best to summon DR.. Gerri.h OF Ponis'''
the fracture having been found 70 ~
compound instead Of a simple one.
warren's illness is very critical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

John McCair of Prince Edwards lsso,
who was arrested Friday evening BY PoiS.
man Raynes for acting as IL insane, VI
committed to the Insane Hospital SATURDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

The Demling electrotyre foundry locate,
in the Whitehouse building, East Side, hs
been sold to Ruel w. Carleton of this civ
Mr.. Demling will remain in the employ d
MIR. Carleton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

The testimony in the great horse can q
trial before Judge Whitehouse, wac al i
by Saturday noon and court adjourned o.
til Monday when the arguments will
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

A special meeting of the Nou.passr
"Y's" will meet with Mrs. Groves, Com
street this, Monday evening. All mems,,
are requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE..


STATE OF MAINE,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF STATE ASSESSORS.
AUGUSTA, Ocr. 18th isa3.
Notice is hereby Given fhtt the State Assessors
Will be in session sf their Office In the State House,
Augusta in the county of kennsbef, on Tuesday,
the 18th lay OF November. A. ID. ise3. a. O'Clock
in the forenoon TO secure information to enable
them 10 make Just and equal assessment Of the
taxable properly in the sevrr-l towns in said
coansy. snd to iavessigate charges Of 9 ncsaImsst
~ property Liable 70 as-essmenS - required BY
law.
HIS: susI.saH. sssst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

The Bath INDEPENDENT relates the follow
ing concerning the little daughter of a
pronlineAt eisizen of that pltc-. This little
lady has bseome quite veil acquainted with
the maid NJ 4 neighbor's by reason IT the
little girls maid visiting there. So she
informed the neighbor's mail tina, she
~ss TO visit at their house the coming
evening, bu, something interviewed and
the little che was lett at home. The
n4It day she saw the maid aod asked
"Wha, did Mrs. say because ] didn',
come last nightf Did she say I'm glad
lhat little kid wasn't round under our feet
last night.'" This small! maiden has, IN
douhtediy, been a close observer of human
oa,ure, and knows whereof she speaks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

Business meeting of the board Of d,,,
tors of the Y. NJ. c. A. at their room, n,
evening at 7.l5 o'clock.