Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09
pul,lisl,crs' Convention.

gusta, on thursday, July ISL.
Inc meeting was cai'cu W oiu', ~
I: Pike, Esq, OF the AnsusI As', "R1n
whose motion oohh y. roo ~. 1T VI "9 1
state OF Name was cho1o' C"a Tn;h"m anu
Elisah clarke, OF t''e n''" Ai'o""o "'u
Times, was chose" ceIros.'y
Mr.. Hanscomo, Vi ..c o"oo n1ni ,. .A-
hioited 70 tne o9n'cn',on he" i"Nl''S AP
paratus ior the iiaho fresS' "hicn was COLI
sidered ny all u very useful Invention:
Atter many Suggestions vi Prac''c..l ha-
fure' ana much desui'ory conversation" IL was
Votea, Ihae aOohih''lee OF h'e 10 up.
pointed oy the chair 10 report az 10 what
topics OF CUISINES the convention may proper
~ address itself.
The Chalr appointed Neison Dhsiey, IL,
OF the Lewiston Falls journal Joseph "A.
Honan, OF tne "osPci banner russell Ea
ton, OF tue Maine Farmer, D. IL. Lyhuc' OF
the bingor Daiiy wing Courier; ana T.
howell. OF the llailowell Gazette
The Committee subsequently submitted the
following Report and Resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted: -
Your committee appointed to consider what
measures the newspaper publishers IN the
State oil Maine can adopt to correct admitted
evils IN thelr business, and report the same
to this convention, have attended to their du-
ty, and ask leave to subn 1t the following
resolutions
R.solred, That each publisher should con.
spicuously publish IN his newspaper his
terms OF Advertlsing.- specifying the rates
for common advertisements, special advertise
ments, or notices in reading columns) by the
USED, anu tue hummer OF mes per s4uate)'
ana III no cos' siouiu any ADVERTISEMENT OF
hoti;e DC inserted ior less thah the rates 50
ao,ert'seu;
hesofced, INA. no puoisher shouia insert
any ho'ice IN ''e nature Oh IN advertisement.
IN the general reading columns oil ms paper
WITHOUT P'ac,hs over ,he same .hE "ord -Au
tefusc.eh,' unless nc eoi'or'a''y adop's Vi
ie se"','hen' ~,
r,S"'ed' ina' '"e 'o'eSSo'hS resolutions
sun. ho'aPP'y 10 contracts previously enter
Gu mo, anu no" y" iorce'
:. ~'".ee", i".. '"c ec'c'"i hc" .PaPcr pun
i n, III 'ic "l'.c DC reIueseei % siShiiy
,"o'' u,'c"oo III t"c oreSo'h? resoi'es
~, S"'"S '"cm P'ico III their Columns:
nciharSS were siaue up oh various sho1ec's
unucr consiuera''oh' oy Messrs. ioor ana
Daihe OF iortianu, Emery anu Lynuc, OF
bangor htton, flKc, iiedge, toinah, and
oywaru, OF AuSuses' oo"ah, ana iianscom'
ClarSe oil Bith, Kowcll VI iiallowel!, Drisko
oil Machias, Moore OF North Anson, Prescott
OF Pennington, aud Hall ct Pressure Isle after
winch the Convention ADJOURNED % meet at
Augusta, on Thursday OF State Fair week.
JoHN III. PooR, President.
ELISHA CLARK, Secretary
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The lloMIclpY by Az INSANE ST, CArrAIS
Our correspondent ut Holmes Hole writes
us as follows in regard to the homicide on
board the schooner Cameo, of b ,stan. Capt.
Ea>t,br,ok. for Cardcnas. which arrived on
Wednesday.
..The Cameo arrived in charge or Mr.. Da-
Wis a Vineyari pilu. he having bunrdcd her
to day Mt IL NJ. at the mouth of tn. Vine
ward Sound, with colors flying in distress,
tho captain stating that there had been an
attempt at mutinv in which he had killed
the mate and wounded two men, Capt
Eastabrook reports on arriving here that
the mate had previously threatened to kill
him; aud on the morning of the 21th he beard
him say to the men at the f,rrcast!, gang
way. Nv he will be hcalsman - and inrne-
diatelv came aft and went into the cahir-
The ca ptain followed knocking down the man
at the wheel and the cook on his way. and
found the matc armed with two pistols and
one bowie knife. The mate snnprine one of
the pistols ut him, ne tt-apt. EsranrookJ
struck the mate in srif defense.
The crew stated that the captain was kind
TO them during the rovage-that there was
no attempt at mut'ny, and that the mate
did not arm himself until after the two men
had been knocked down and an attempt had
been made on the third mate, without effect
and that alter the encounter with the mate
he gave up charge Of the schooner and stay
I'd in thu cabin most Of the day.
Capt. Estahrook and crew were arrested
soon after arrival by Constable iIurstl, am!
Deputy Inspector North took charge of the
schooner 10 wal. orders from Boston. Capt.
E-tahrook gave the name of the mate a
Charles Miller Of Manchester, y. IL, aged
- years.
Deputy Marshal Goodrich arrived last
night IRON Boston ana has taken IN custody
Tba V;nsSard ,;,,.tt. saws ,h,,on ;nnnes,
was held on Thursday. an the verdict OF the
coroner's jury was that William Miller came
to his death by the hands ot Capt. hezsk"h
Si;,;"i .,.,,,; 'r,.' j., - ~ ,ho
SAL affair
"The captain appears t, have been labor
ing undeT inc haiiucihatioh that ms ere"
ra HJ -, ~ nn I'ar, ond has ',;yer snch cy;.
dencos Of insanity as leads I, the opjuion
himself IL Is sl'o upon the mate were touhu
Tha 80, ,',t lis ,.an ~ ,o.t lin, into
one of thu state rooms, which was done: but