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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

Minister Damon referred to the
custom OF destroying worn or mu-
tilated silver certificates, aud he
asked for authority TO destroy $500
OF certificates aud have them re-
placed with so and SO certificates.
Granted.
Minister Hatch made a report on
the annexation OF Necker Island.
The Government had received pro-
positions that were not very definite,
from certain persons, about places
Tor landing an ocean cable. II was
deemed desirable to obtain all the
information available about the
islands to the northwest. Prof.
Alexander had made . report to the
Government, from which Il appeared
that the Hawaiian Government laid
claim to Necker Island since 1867.
Capt. VIM. Patty, who had been
despatched to take possession OF
that chain OF islands, did not manage
to make landing on Necker Island.
In view Of all the facts, the Govern
ment had decided to send an expedi-
ton to take possession of the island.
Captain King, Minister OF the In
terror, had been sent and fulfilled
the commission. He moved that
not less than $500 be appropriated
for the expenses OF the expedition.
Mr.. Ena moved that the action Of
the Government be approved. This
was taken as conveying authority
for the expenditure and passed
without dissent.
Mr.. Brown from the Judiciary
Committee reported favorably on
the petition Of residents Of Olaa,
District Of Puma, to have their
locality transferred to the District
Of South Hilo. Adopted.
Minister Smith reported from the
same committee adversely to the
petition OF q Chinese prisoner, Sheu
Tim, for pardon. Adopted.
Minister Damon introduced bill
to Inappropriate $23, 4O5.l7 for gen
eral expenses OF the Provisional
Government, balance unexpended
from the past biennial period. Pass
ed to second reading.
The bill to transfer the Insane
Asylum to the care of the Board OF
Health came up for second reading.
Mr.. Morgan raised the point OF
order that the bill having previously
been rejected by the Councils could
not be again introduced.
Mr.. Emmeluth backed up the
point,
The President over-ruled the
point and the bill passed.
The bill to make appropriations
for the military came up for second
reading
Minister Damon moved the bill DO
reserved for executive session.
Mr.. Emmeluth thought that, as
the FIRST reading had been done in
executive session, there was no neces.
sity for privacy in the second read.
ing,
Minister Smith supported the mo,
ton, which carried
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
Man Killed.

just as this paper goes to press, a
telephone message says a man has
been killed at Allen n Robnson's
lumber yard
His name is Punikala, living near
the Marine Railway, married aud
having a family, A pile Of lumber
fell on him, smashing his head and
breaking both legs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

The bill to provide facilities to
the treasury, by authorizing the is
sue OF treasury notes, canes up for
second reading, and, on motion Of
Mr.. Tenney, was considered section
BY section.
Minister Damon explained aud
defended tho bill as the reading
proceeded.
President Dole uttered q caution
against loosening the restrictions Of
our present gold law.
The bill was still under discussion
at 2.45. ..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
JUDICIARY JoTTINos.
Captain Hayward's Ton Thousand
Dollars Suit.

The trial OF Ralph r. Foster VS..
Capt. II. NJ. Hayward, action for
$1,000 damages, is being pushed for
this afternoon.
Judge Cooper excused the Ha.
waiian jurors this morning for the
balance OF the term.
Two cases against Police Captain
Andrews, for false arrest, are con.
tinued for the term.
Ho Sun vs.. Kukekakukekaulani
ejectment, was appointed for trial
by a mixed jury this morning.
Counsel were not ready aud the
Court dismissed the case without
prejudice to either party.
Judge Whiting decided that the
Court had no jurisdiction to try the
election protest OF II. Klemme, can.
didate for the Constitutional Con.
yention.
As this paper goes to press a Jury
is being empanelled, and the ac-
tual trial will probably not begin
before tomorrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
Alleged Forger in Custody.

Detective Bennett aud a man
named Hagen were through passsn-
gers on the S, S. Mariposa. Hagen
was arrested in Apia, Samoa, for
forgery committed in New York and
was being taken back for trial. The
man came here several weeks ago
and stayed here awhile, leaving by
the s. S. Alameda for Samoa. The
detective passed through on the last
boat. The Marshal received no in
formation officially about the mans
arrest.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
APPOINTMENTS.
A Popular Magistrate Discarded on
Political Grounds.

A. Perry has been appointed Dis
trict Magistrate Of Honolulu during
the absence OF A. q. NJ. Robertson
in attendance on the Constitutional
Convention.
E. Helekunihi has been appointed
District Magistrate OF Waikiki, as
successor to w. II. Daniels, whose
commission expired on May 80.
There was strong petition in favor
OF the reappointment of Mr.. Daniels,
but, it is believed, the prayer was
not granted because he had not
taken the oath Of allegiance to the
Provisional Government.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
To-day is pay day for government
employees.
Book Beer in bottles, two for 25c.,
at the Empire"
Nearly all business houses were
closed yesterday.
The P. g. band will play at the
Hotel this evening.
Nearly all the flags in town were
at half-mast yesterday.
Antonio Perry sat as District
Magistrate this morning.
The buss men are not allowed to
use horns now; they blow whistles.
H. g. l.. Harden's trial has been
set for Saturday in the District
Court.
Allen Herberts business during
his absence will be managed by @.
E. Boardman.
Union Feed Company's adjourned
quarterly meeting will be held at
1890 Monday.
Chief Officer Hart went in CON-
mand OF the S. S. Mariposa to-day,
Captain Hayward staying over.
For those who want Japanese
goods the announcement of Itohan
in this issue is valuable pointer.
The loud talking photograph Is
attracting quite number Of people.
Mr.. Victor has IL at the merry go
round.
The S. s. Mariposa sailed at noon
to-day for San Francisco. She car
ried mail Of PASS letters and 1893
papers.
See advertisement Of the 1.-TWO big
stores of the Sing 10y house.
Goods from East and West are to be
got there.
The British bark VIM. lie Lecceur,
which was here two years ago, Is
said to be on the way hither from
Hongkong.
Jas. +. Morgan will hold his regu-
lar cash sale tomorrow, when he
will offer a large variety Of merchan-
disc and furniture.
A woman was sentenced to thirty
days Imprisonment at hard labor by
Magistrate Perry for failing to cali
at the hospital for examination.
Charles Scharf, a blind man, fell
down q celler in Mr.. Williams fur
niture store on King street aud was
badly hurt. He Is in the Hospital.
American citizens are called by
Minister Willis to meet at the Ar
liugton on Saturday evening for the
purpose Of arranging for the Fourth
Of July.
The late j. II. Lovejoy was q
member Of Hawaiian Council, Ameri-
can Legion Of Honor, and left q 81, 600
policy In il for the benefit Of his
widow. He was also an Odd Fellow
and Knight OF Pythias. These
societies will probably take part in
his funeral on Sunday.
Arthur Fitzgerald had an inter
view with +. u. l.. Harden at the
Station yesterday. During the talk
Fitzgerald told Harden OF his being
followed by a spy the day previous.
Harden asked him whether the spy
was q white man or not. Fitzgerald
replied that he thought he was q
Dutchman.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Regular General Session of the Exc.
cutive and Advisory Councils.

Regular General Session Of the Exc.
cutive and Advisory Councils.
Vice. President Wilder opened the
meeting OF Councils at 1:5O this
afternoon. President Dole arrived
while the minutes were being read.
Others present were Ministers
Hatch, King, Damon and Smith !;
Councillors G. Brown, John Eua, H.
Warehouse, w. F. Allen, John
Emmeluth, d. B. Smith, J. P. Men
donca, j. F. Morgan, John Mott,
Alex. Young and E. D. Tenney.
A letter was read from j. A. Ken
needy, secretary of the American
Union party, stating that the choice
Of the central committee for the
vacant seat in the Advisory Council
was John A. McCandless. The
American League sent in the same
nomination. The Schuetzen Club
sent 10 the name OF H. Klemme.
All were laid on the table for con-
sideration in electing q successor to
Councillor Ed. Suhr, resigned.
Minister Damon read the weekly
financial statement as follows:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

SUMMARY Earned runs Ramehnmshs
!. Base on balls--By Lemon 2; by Angus
!. struck out-By Lemon 8; by Angus 1.
Lett on Observation-Disclosures 5; Gre cents
T. Three-basc hit Kaanoi. Double play
=Lishman and Lucas. Passed balls Pa
hau !; h. Wilder 2. Cmpire-C. Crabbe.
Scorer-A. Perry.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
Stmr kinau for Maui and Hawaii at 2 y
oargoes from Island Ports.

stmr Kinau-6S20 bags sugar, go bags
potatoes. 10 bags corn, 81 hogs, 80 bdls
hides. 10 cases pineapples, 100 pkgs
sundries.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31
Departures.

Departures.
WEDNESDAY, May 80
X y 8 Mariposs, Hayward, for San
Francisco at IL M
Stmr Iwalani for Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

SCORE Nv ISSISGs.
i23i587sp
kamehamehR ......,,OO 1901
Crescent 500. ....,....i 90 90 2 o 3-B
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

The late j. II. Lovejoy was
member Of Hawaiian Council, Ameri-
can Legion Of Honor, and left a 5000
policy In il for the benefit of his
widow. He was also an Odd Fellow
and knight Of Pythias. These
societies will probably take part in
his funeral on Sunday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

Arthur Fitzgerald had an inter
view with +. u. l.. Harden at the
Station yesterday. During the talk
Fitzgerald told Harden OF his being
followed by spy the day previous.
Harden asked him whether the spy
was q white man or not. Fitzgerald
replied that he thought he was q
Dutchman.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

American citizens are called by
Minister Willis to meet at the Ar.
liugton on Saturday evening for the
purpose Of arranging for the Fourth
OF July.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

See advertisement Of the 1.-TWO big
stores" Of the Sing 10y house.
Goods from East and West are to be
got there.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

The s. s. Mariposa sailed at noon
to-day for San Francisco. She car
ried mail Of Pass letters and 1893
papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-31

The British bark VIM. lie Lecceur,
which was here two years ago, Is
said to be on the way hither from
Hongkong.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11
WORLDS FAIR.

Apr. ez--Argentina, Holland Germany, Grea,
Britain, Russia France, Italy. Spain. Brazil
bian naval review at New York.
Apr. 2s-Famous Liberty bell arrived at Chi.
cago from Philadelphia. Naval review a,
New York ended with street parade OF marines
and blue jackets
May Worlds Columbian exposition at
Chicago opened, President Cleveland starting
all the machinery at noon by pressing an cleo.
trio button
May l2-Local directory decided to open fair
On Sundays after May q, admission being Is
cents.
May 15-Woren's congress. first Of worlds
fair auxiliary congresses. opened in Art ms t.
May 1e-Local directory decided to abrogare
contract wit. with congress by which the fair was
and opening the whole exhibition
Nav 22-World.s congress OF journalists
May sO-World's medical congress opened In
June SIT was decided before Judges Woods,
jenkins and Grosscup OF United States circuit
court that fair should close On Sunday.
June lo-Chief Justice Fuller of United
pany supersedeas allowing fair to open the fol
lowing Sunday.
opening recorded 3oa, aos admissions.
July 10-Cold storage building destroyed by
fire. % persons perishing in the flames.
which the SUNDAY opening question had been
carried to, the United States supreme court
aional Ne commission s voted 81 to Tor sunday
closing principally on account OF the sraGll Sun
day attendance.
July PA fac smile OF Left Erickzou's Viz
ing snip arrived In Chicago
July A-Local directory rescindeG action Of
May Ii and ordered gates closed Sunday
after The 10th.
july .s-Coroner's Jury Investigating cold
Fire Marshal Edward w. Murphy, j. u SKIN
ner and Charles A. Mcdonald to grand iEcv tor
criminal negligence.
Jaly 2i-Director General Davis, President
Higinbothaaa. Commissioners ST. Ctai- and
Massey aud Director C. Il. Schwab served
with notice 20 appear before Judge Stein for
contempt Of Court in violating INJUNCTION
against closing gates in Clingnan Injunction
July a0-Gates opened in accordance with or
zer of council OF administration.
AAg. For contempt OF court in closing
lows: Lyman J. Gage. sI.Gbo Charies {.
Hutchings. $1,000: CHARLES HeErotin, 81 COS;
William u. Kerfoot $1,000; Andrew McNaily
Il. GOO: Victor F. Lawson, slo0; Director Cen
eral Davis, $3.50
Aug 4-Theodore Thomas rendered resi9pa-
ton as director OF music.
Aug. l-Judge GoGgin, overriding JudR Is
Dunno and Brentano, decided in 1vor or sun
dav opening.
Sep lo-World's parliament OF religions
opened session in Chicago
Sep. 27-Wor1d,S parliament of religions At
Chicago adjournod
Oct 9.-Paid admissions on Chicago dav TIA.
Oct 3o-Fair came to an official end Paid
attendance recorded at 81, III, 2l2 passea, oO52.
Nov, 6-World's Columbian commission ana
the LADY managers adjourned sine die.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11
SPORTING.

! Feb. 4John S. johnson lowered amateur 5
mile skating record Of America at Minneapolis
| Mar. 7-Austin Gibbons defeated Mike Daily
| in fight at New Orleans for purse Of 5000
| Mar. S-Bob Fitzsimmons defeated Jim Hal
at New Orleans, winning purse of $4,000
Apr. 2-National baseball league opened its
May 5-Relay bicycle race from Boston te
| Chicago took liz hours
| May 10-Lookout won Kentucky derby al
June 3-Frank Ives, OF America, won inter
| national billiard match in London.
Columbia at New London, Conn, making
miles in I0:02
| June 24-Boundless captured American Der
June 27-Berry won cowboy race to Chicago,
begun at Chadron, Neb., making the ,04o miles
| in 13 days Is hours IS minutes.
July l--Harvard won college baseball cham.
| ionship
July l5-Columbian loo-yard sprint for Amer.
| in Goshen, Ind. in 8 3-5 seconds; gain 1-5 sec
ond on worlds record
July 22-Frank Waller, of Indiana, broke rs
mile bicycle record making run in l hour q
| minutes 10 seconds, at Detroit
Aug. 3-At Buffalo. N. Y, Hulda rode fastest
Aug. l2-L S. Meintjes. of South Africa. won
e. mile international championship at bicycle
Sep sA zmmer r D Word - bieveis
champion, went mile at Springfield, O., in
Sep Ill S. Mein,1es. of South Africa, at
Springfield, Mass, lowered smile bicycle
record to II :09 80
Sep 13-1n bicycle race at Springfield. Mass,
Sanger beat Zimmerman, lowering competitive
mile to 2:11 1-5.
Sep. l4--Alix trotted mile a. Chicago, in
2:O6-- At LIE Mars, Ia, Free Coinage lowered
three-year- old pacing record to 2.11L.
Sep. 24-At Chicago, Frank Ives defeated
John Roberts, English champion in match game
OF billiards: score: Ives. 60OO: Roberts, 5,3U3
Sep. 25-George Dixon, worlds feather weight
champion defeated solly Smith, of California
Sep 28-H. c. Tyler made new worlds bicycle
record at Springfield, Mass, going 2 miles,
with standing start, in 4I5 3-a
Sep. 3D-League baseball season ended, Bos.
ton winning the pennant
Oct John Roberts, English champion. de.
feated Frank Ives in billiard match at New
York by ], $50 points, himself making 10000
Oct 13-New York sloop Vigilant defeated
for third and last time English sloop Valkyrie
in 30-r1iler race for Americas cup: time, hr
So min. 81 sec. First race run Oct z time, 8 r.
81 mir. ~ Sec, and second race on Oct. 8: time,
3hr rs min.
Oct. Is-At Na>hville, Tenn, Directum
trotted heat In free-for-au In 2:O5A breaking
all previous race records.
Oct 10-At Nashville, Tenn, May Marshall
made new record for pacing mares, mile in
2:O8I
Oct 24-Lena. Hill made new two-year-old
2:1314
Nov. 4-Greenlander at Terre Haute lowered
stallion trotting record for = miles to ABB
Nov. S-John S. johnson broke worlds bi.
cycle record at Independence, La going . mile
in 1880 flying start
football game at Springfield, Mass Jake
Shaefer beat Frank Ives in 4000 point 14-inch
balklne billiard game at Chicago: score, 1000
to.3,94a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11

Sep 16-Nearly 100 900 persons made race fol
land in the Cherokee strip.
Sep 1S-Centennial anniversary OF the laying
OF the capitol's corner stone at Washington OBJ
served.
/ Sep 19-Presidenr sent nomfnatbns to senate
f6r associate justice OF supreme court: James J.
! vap Allen. OF Rhode Island, for Ambassador to
Sep sl-suprerDe council. SD de2ree Ancient
| and Accepted Scottish Rite masoas, In 6ist an
nual session. at Chicago =. Society OF the Army
land, reelected Gen W. S. Rosecrans IS presi-
| dent.
Oct 1o-Tucker bill to repeal federal election
law passed in y. s house Of Representatives by
! Oct. 1l~Gen Lucius FaircpJa Of Wisconsin.
elected commander in chiefof Loyal Legion ak
annual meeting In Chicago.
| Oct 13-After continuous session Of forty
hours U. S. senate adjourned las a m. without
voting on bill Tor unconditional repeal OF silver
! Oct is-M M White. of Cincinnati, elected
Chicago. =. Monument ut Trenton. N j., in
honor Of Washing tons victory OF 1881. unveiled.
ance union reelected Frances E. Willard presi-
dent at Chicago.
! ate for unconditional silver repeal ended by
passing of voorhees, bill: vote 43 to 81 Pres
! ident nominated Edwin F. Uhl Of Michigan. to
| be assis tant secretary Of state
| Nov. 1-U s house OF representatives
passed senate silver bill by vote of 1893 to o. and
Nov. AT fourth annual convention in Chica-
| go Of nonpartisan w. C. T. U. Mrs. Ellen j.
| Phinney, of Cleveland, elected president.
Nov 3-Both houses OF congress adjourned
sine die -. President issued proclamation nam.
ing Thursday. November 30, as day Of thanks
giving.
Nov. Election returns gave Palmer (rep)
for secretary OF state In New York 81, 900 plu-
rality; Bartlett, for judge, 80 700, and -epub-
lican legislature. In Pennsylvania jackson
rep) had 1873 0)O plurality for state treasurer.
Republicans gained New Jersey legislature.
Greenhalge (rep.) for governor of Massachu.
sets had $4,000 plurality. In Ohio Gov. no
Kinley reelected by $4,000 plurality. In Iowa
Jackson (rep) for governor gained by 5000
plurality. Democrats carried Maryland, Ken.
lucky and Virginia, and populists Nebraska
Nov. 2-knights of Labor in general assem-
bly, at Philadelphia elected J, R Sovereign. Of
Iowa. master workman, vice T. V. Powderly,
resigned.
Dec. 2-J. J. Van Allen declined appoin tment
as ambassador to Italy.
Dec. 4-Both houses convened in first session
OF Fffty-third congress, and presidents mes
sage read
Dec. 13-House passed bill admitting Utah to
statehood with amendment prohibiting pclyga-
my forever.
Dec. l4-Farmers' national congress at Sa-
vannah, Ga, elected D. +. Clayton, OF Iowa, as
president
Dec 15-House Of representatives voted 1S5
Dec 7-American Federation Of Labor in
session in Chicago reelected Samuel Gompers
president
Dec 18-Both houses OF congress received
presidents message on the Hawaiian matter.
Dec l9-Virgin1a legislature elected Gen.
Eppa Hunton TO U. s. senate for short term
and Thomas 5. Martin for long term
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11
A BUSY YEAR.
Review Of Many Things That Hap
pened During 1893.

The Most Important of the Heavy Bust
ness misunderstanding Casualties and
Crimes-Historic Events at the Co
luEnbian Exposition, Etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11
ssw.r. Of o,atnens. for Catarrh rhas

B>ware Of Olntments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury WIN surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the who.e
system when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from rep.
utable physicians, as the damage they will do
is ten fold TO the good You can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure man
ufactured by F. 3. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine. It is taken internally. and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney q Co. Testi-
rN-Sold by Druggists. price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills, IS cents.
JOSIAH (reading his book catalogue)-
Gland sakes, Mandy, no wonder people
prize the writin's of Shakespeare so much"
Mandy-"Why, Josiahl" Josiah-'sl see by
this book that it says Shakespeare half calf
and then think of him tryin' to write. In
ter Ocean.
land put motto on the fireplace, Mr..
Planns.n ''Um, yes, East or West, Homes
Best or something like that2" .'No; put
on: Poke This Fire and TIN Expire Scare
off the women folks from monkeying with
it, you Known. Y. Recorder.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11

Feb. 4-John S. johnson lowered amateur 5
mile skating record Of America at Minneapolis
to Is 20 As
Mar 7-Austin Gibbons defeated Mike Daily
in fight at New Orleans for purse Of $4,000.
Mar. S-Bob FitzsimmonS defeated Jim Hall
at New Orleans, winning purse Of $40, 0O0
Apr. 27-National baseball league opened its
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-01-11

Nov 21-Ex-Secretary Of Agriculture Gen
Jeremiah McClair Rusk, at Viroqua, Wa
aged g.
Nov. 24-Ex-Gov John J. Jacob of West Vir
ginia, at Wheeling; aged o. 80. Ex-United
States Senator Maj Morgan c. RamiI ton, 81
San Diego. Cal aged 81
Nov 25-Charles O'Neill. senior congress
man, in Philadelphfa; aged r.. Gen Thomas
Mulcahy, hero OF SO battles in civil war. q,
Omaha: aged s.
Dec. 1-Gen William Lilly. congressman q,
large from Pennsylvania, at Mauch Chunk.
Dec. Jonathan A Farwell, ex-United States
senator, at Rockland, Me-; aged 81
Dec. l1-Ex-Congressman jeremiah n Muir
ply, from Iowa, In Washington aged So. :. Elk.
Gov. Jacob b Jackson of West Virginia, al
Parkersburg: aged IS
Dec. 21-Ex-Gov Alfred Littlefeld, at Lin
coin, r. I.
Dec. 25-Ex-Gov. Benjamin T. Biggs, at Mid
dletown. Del. .Ex-Congressman John A. Mich.
oils, at BlackShear, Ga