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Brigham Young Arrested.

NtEi"t~ CHARGES rgE"rKErp AGAINST
NV.
SALT LAM CRY. oct. ? BRIGHAM
! dung Ma arrested this afternoon AZ fn,,r
o'ci"cN, upon the indictment Of the Grand
Jury. charging him. under the Utah st,f
utc. with lcwdly and lic-ntiously coh,,bif-
ln- With sixteen different women. The
arrest was mad" ~ L 2. ; Marshal Patrtcl
a the residence OF Young Owing TO the
sickness IF thu prisoner he wa allowed -
ry'nain at hi HOUSE .n-nighi IN charg. Of
the prpu'y Nar-hal lie will be taken
hrtatr IndEc MrkcAn tomorrow. The
p"uaiiv imposed los the statute on ronyic-
tian on thu charge i, imprisonment tor not
over ten years NOR les than -ix month.
and iinr ot not over slND nor lr.. than
slW
llr ruulor- 81 trpuhlc and an outbreak
among ~" Mnrtnon- are not 20 be credited
The Mormon leader. give assurances that
all pr .'',.-,'~ If III" curt Will BE-, nbeycd
Governor Wood has made every prcpar-
alton fnr an emergency. and be will main
tain the law n any cost. Another com
pany nf nitrtl states troops arrived here
Tonight from Fort Bridge
!, j. rep rt~i aui generally believed.
that i1iir. mrn'~ have been found against
Brigham Dung TO-DAY Tor murder
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General News.
From Europe and the East.

The supporters Of the. empire are becom-
Ing holder in their intrigues aud are agitat-
ing openly foe restoration. Clement Buv-
'.I1ioir, editor ofthe new Bonapartist paper.
declares that Thiers l. failing. aud thar the
country will naturally return to the gov
ernment which gave i twenty years order.
King Amadeus ofSpain made his en-
trance saturday, into Iogrono aud met
with an enthusiastic reception from the iii
habitauts. An address of welcome. rx-
pres>ive ot The war,nest oyaity. was de
livcrctl hy Gen Espartcro.
terrific gale wa experienced on the
English coast. saturday. At Yarmouth
there was great damage 10 property along
the Sea-coa-t aud on the river Iarc and to
The shipping IN the roads. At Great Grim,-
ley thcr" were distressing shipwrrcAs.
The Princess Alexandria arrived at Alb
e-dcrn. Scotland. Saturday. and received
general ovation from the citizens Of thar
place. She will shortly visit the Queen
at Ealmpral
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

In reference To the cannon found I'm the
river at Bangor, last Monday. a lady in.
forms the Whig that il was taken from the
same place where many others were found
and raised in former years. by men who
used diving bell. after the old fashion
Thcs" pieces came from the vessels of
Commodore Saltonstall's fleet which was de-
fratrd by Sir George Golfers fleet nc Bag
aducc' NOW Casino. on or about August
II, l11p. The ships Monmouth. q guns
Sally. y guns, Black Prince, Is guns. and
Hector. ~ guns; the briggs Hazard. lG
gus, Diligence. II guns. aud Taranncile
Ii guns; the slonpS Providence. |, guns
and Spring Bird, IL guns. and several
transports. got away and came mp 20 the
mouth the kendn~kcay and were burned
to prevent their falling into the hands OF
the British-,hcir guns being throwd over
board. A. late as forty years afterwards
portions of the wrecks were visible a low
water, and party Of spectators made
large sum OF money by raising the iron
work, cannon aud cannon balls
Plato the trottiug stallion owned
hy Ne->rs. Woodland jof the Pcnohscot
Exchange and Barrows. was sold on Mar
ra-ansett FIEk. A. we have already stated.
We have since learned that the purchaser
VA, Mr.. T.. l.. Buck Of Buffalo. n 81 and
the price paid WAS si3 900, which j.. W.
believe, III" highest price ever paid 70 a
Maine man for A horse. 49, Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Prospectivcly. the little town of Sullivan
Is one Of the most important places on the
route. u has one of the best harbors on
the coast-tleep and capaeious and ade-
quate 10 shelter shipping to an almost in.
definite extent
Sullivan j. the winter port of Franklin.
aud the true interest of the latter town i'm
peratively demands the connection of the
two by rail
\ road through Sullivan would b. con-
tiguous to the granite quarries These
quarrlcs yield the very best quality Of
granite u. the country. aud quantity am
pie 10 supply the world Thcy are only
waiting for railroad to improve tho means
of transportation to- cause them To Weld
remune-aiiye profits. both to thr operators
and the road Another prospective point
ct int rest l. where this route strikes The
tide-saic Al sullivan. ThiS point will l,c
the nearest approach To- Nj. Desert Island
by rail-. aud the nnly possible one unless
"A road run directly There. \ steamer from
the Island, connecting with the train AT
sullivan. would answer every purpose Of
a branch road; and. Ia fact, "A steamer
running from sullivan and connecting with
the knoN ami Lincoln road Roekland
would make the chain complete | feel
fuilS confident that in les ihan ten Years
AFTER tue competition at such a tontr. more
than thiny thousand people would visit
vi. Desert and fTcnchman's Bly aunually,
and pay a revenue ot more than thirty
thousand dollars into The treasury ~ the
road
This YOU may think somewhat exargrr-
atcd. but careful observer ha> only "a
Judge the future by III. pt>t; Tor the same
ratio Of increase of tourist. for the next
ten years that has been for the past i've
years. Will bring more than fifteen thon>-
and 20 NJ. Desert alone. with the pressed
means of travel: ant with railroad 10
sullivan. and a steamer making landings
at different parts 90 the bay. the number
"f visitors Ia Nj. Desert would not only
b. very much increased. but other points
OF interest. anil othCr fields for resort
.Airting the bay ou either side. could be-
deNei"pcd-maAing II one Of the most pop
nlar Watering places In the world
A
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The Massachusetts, Convention.

The Worcester Convention 81 last n..,.A
pm; in nomination TO- Governor. Hon.
William u. Washburn. the vote. taken a.
half past twelve. midnight. WI. f,r wash
burn oiJ. Butler .ci hi. result wa. re-
ccivc'i by the Convention IN the wilIr.t
Enthusiasm. General Butler and h., al
hcreni-. evidently though; th.y we're 10
succeed. aud tina; something wuald .furn
up 80 give the General the nomination.
even II he had not ia Ia favor 4 majority
az the dcl"ga,r, III. superior tactics.
with his ability To- maze the mos; noise. HI
surplus OF Brass Band, OF music sui hl,
numerous public meetings were all To- tell
Ia his favor. /, proved to be more .fu>,
and feathers however. for the Voter,. the
moral. Intellectual. aud honest ma.,r.-
the men who have -ummcTcd and winiered
IN the party--luck to II ia defeat ~ well
A. la prosperity. were not tor Butler They
were not inclined 10 trust hi. prom >e,. or
I" 20 Nth him ia hi> new departure
H. new tactics helped him to delegate,
bat not enough [" secure hi, noni ,..t.pu
IL RAID on the party Vas not cr,-ditable to
hi >agaclty or honesty; and il will nnt In
the future increase hi rrput alton 4, i sue
cr,-iul politician. Lookin. back over this
campaign lac cannot help thinking like hi.
iAnon, Fort Fisher enterprise. that ii hA.
resulted in great deal of noise but 4, Ill
tie rca! execution. The Boston J,nrnti
saw of the ,onN emiion:
The Convention was ia session. with The
exception pi the three brief iu;erIni-,iun.
from eleven O'Clock "Wednesday To half
pat one on Thursday morning. DARN.
all this timc-though at time. there wa.
great excitement and very deep feeling
there va, not an unAind word laid OF AN
unAlnd act performed Too much praise
cannot be given Ia Hon. G,.org. r. iioar.
ia" President. who. ia the Ill .cha-gc of hi.
ardnou- duties. displayed a degree of abll-
ny and spirit Of strict impartialiiy which
won for hun the heartie,t praise OF all the
members of the Convention. The duties
of the chair could not have been performed
In more acceptable manner. and ia. vote
OF thanks which was given Ia him was no
empty form of words. but the heartfelt cx-
Preston Of the feelings Of the Convention
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The Celebration.
PROGRAMME FOR THE CELEBRATION OF
TIE y. a y. A. RAILWAY oPENINt. uN
TIE 18Th INST. AND RECEPTION OF
PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY

PROGRAMME FOR The CELEBRATION OF
THE y. a y. A. RAILWAY OPENING o<
The lsTu INST. AND RECEPTION or
PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY
The Committee 10 perfect the arrange
ments for the celebration of the opening of
the European a North American Railway
and the visit of the President Ia our city.
now hold daily sessions ia the Aldermai, (
room. City Hall. from 10 8 f. NJ The
Committee OF the City Council is Alderman
Clark and Giddiags. and Councilmeu MORT
son. sang and robn. and they have clla.en
Ia Cooperate with them the following eiti-
zen- -. C. clark. Geo. W. Lsid John
H. Rice. 4. l.. Farnham and ii. n. Yoe..
The general committee have blocked
out "A programme. of which the following
Is the outline. though the details are vet 10
be arranged -
Tuesday evening. Oct. 18th. President
Grant and party TO be met al the Western
depot on the arrival Of the mail train. aud
escorted by the military aud Il torrh-Iiyht
procession. to the Bangor House-a Pre.i-
dental salute being fired on the bluff OBJ
posife the depot. while the march is in pro-
press.
Wednesday, Oct. 18th The public build
ing 10 be decorated. arches Ia be raised on
number of the streets. and citizen. re-
fS'"sNN ~ u'tctatt Tc>fltiites. ufauu
procession IN the forenoon. to march
through the principal streets; collation. at
noon. In the afternoon. exhibition and
contest Of fire engines. (hand and steam
Tor prizes, rowing regatta. for prizes. on
the river; military drill. review and dres,
parade. In the evening. grand reception.
general illumination. and display Of fire
works.
The ten military companies organized
under the State Militia Law. have been
making elaborate preparations to be pres
ent on the 18th. DIR. Sanger. the member
OF the Committee who has the matter N
charge. informed Us last night that the
President of the Z. Il n. A. Railway has
promised TO transport them to and from
Bangor. that the State will furnish them
subsistence while IN fransitu. and that they
will be "subsisted- bv the city while here.
On Tuesday the Railway Company will
take the President aud party to VancebOro'.
returning them in the same evening, and
ON Friday morning the President will leave
for New York.
We understand that our citizens will be
called upon for subscriptions IT once. aud
trust they will respond liberaily, rs il will
be seen that the programme contemplated
will require large s@ount Of funds. to be
carried out successfully.-C Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Wate:ville correspondent OF the Port
Land Press tells the following story OF Rem
Butler (who was Il student at aterviIle
College-now Colby University the utl
of which he vouches for from his own
knowledge
when young Batter len watervllle on
taking his degree, he took French leave
of two persons-thc young lady to whom
he wa, engaged to be married and the mer-
chant who trusted him for his graduating
suit OF clothes. He never reopcncd CON :
munication with either party. Rregard
for the feelings of most estimahle lady
who Is still living. forbids me u say more
ia regard To the broken vows, but in ref
crencc TO that commenced suit" there il
need Of no retcenc.
Ten years passed over the patient mer.
chants head white he was waiting 10 hear
from his creditor who was growing rich
and famous As lawyer in Lowell
IL was not Til the expiration OF that
time that he addressed to Butler polite
note reminding thin of the forgotten dsbt
To this note Butler did not condescend TO
make any reply whatever. A year or TWO
afterwards the merchant. happenin. TO h,.
in Lowell. call at his debtors office The
scene thai ,ransplred was entireiy charac-
teri>tic. On being reminded of his un-
handsome conduct Butter earnestly denied
ever receiving any communication whatcv-
er from his creditor.
Afterwards. dispute arising as to the
amount of his Indebtedness, he grew ex-
trelnrly violent and abusive, Ut suus mos est
and finally, in his intense excitement, pro-
duced in confirmation of his own state
ments the rery letter the eristence Of ,chich he
had just deRted! His attention being cali
ed 10 the equyocal postum in which he
had placed himself, he vouchsafed no re-
ply, being for once in his life at loss for
an answer.
Finally, alter long conversation which
was mainly succession OF explosives on
Buffers part, he produced the amount of
the bill. and, handing it to the merchant,
demanded a receipt, persistenfly refusing
to pay the icterest. The creditor, howey
err, refused to receipt the bill. saying thar
he would give Butler credit for the aInou Mt
received, and withhold tie receipt till the
interest was received.
Here Butler renewed his vituperative
language, ard his conduct becoming too
outrageous for endurance, the merchant
demanded instant payment Of the entire
debt. This Butler refused with louder
roar than ever. ''Nr. B tier said The
merchant, ''you can take yoar choice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
The Southern Ku-Klux.

Information u received from Iorkyillc
south Carolina. that several DAYS ago
under the warrants issued BY the United
states Commissioner. eight or nine persons
were arrested on the charge of having
whipped negro woman Ia May last After
"a" inS"~, Gati"n they were required To
give htil Ia 5000 each for their appearance
tn the L. :. Court, IN Columbia. IN No
1"rnbvr. Other arrests will be- made un-
der ~" ku-kluN law Al last account.
The prisoners were not bailcd.
~" ca" Of the Juitca States against
Peter Baxter aud Ak others waS called Al
Rrl"igh. y 6, saturday. The defendants
AZ" charge, with committing outragc~
upon Mooney. = carpenter, because he per
united 4 coinre'l woman, engaged in teach
in@ . rnlorrd school. Ia live on hi, prem
i,c>. Defendants came into court and
pleaded guilty. Judge Bond served his
decision
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

THE OVERLAND MoNIIILY.-Tne Octo-
Der i,>Ie of this magazine ha, reached u.
aud again We mast pronounce In il favor
this number gaining additional Interest
BY an illustrated Introductory article On
Tropical California from the pen OF
Josephene Clifford. The contents are ex
ceetiingly varied and while carefully re-
tanning its characteristic local features
both of history aud fiction. il finds room
to extend its researches into foreign lands
under appetizing> titles. We notice that
JOAQUIN Miller the new California poet"
who has recently obtained such favorable
mention at the hands of English critics
high in authority, contributes a prose ar
ticle entitled ION and Above the AVON"
and Mrs. Cooper is extending her we'll
written and instructive papers on Ideal
WOmanhood' into wifebood. Prentice
milford also puts In an appearance. in a
sober vein OF thought and style peculiar
10 himself. Miss COolbrith's name appears
opposite touching poem entitled From
Year to Year. Fifteen articles, Etc"
and Current Literature comprise a most
readable number q this popular magazine.
Jol "a II. Germany 4 Co., publishers. No.
400 Washington Street, San Francisco. Cal.
u per annum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

The Dung Democracy. the Trade
Unions and the park laborers have been
holding meetings in New York and de-
nounced the Ta'nmany ring. Judge Bar
re't said Yesterday that criminal proceed
Jugs would be commenced this week
against the ring and II u reported that
ingerSoll will be brought into court tor ex-
animation. Miceicl Connolly. register of
the city. son at the late controller. Is ac-
cn>rd Of secreiing papers relating 10 real
estate sales. aud warrant has been issued
for his arrest. He is rammany delegate
70 the Democratic State Convention
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

THE NEws.-The Illness Of Queen Vic
toria continues To excite much anxiety In
Great Britain. The Princess Alexandra
arrived at Aberdeen Saturday. on her way
Ia Baiinoral castle. where the Queen lies
snh Victoria l. NOW In her 53d wear.
terrific gale ragged alon. The British
coast saturday. doing great ,lamay. To-
property along the sea- shore near Var
mouth. and Ia shipping iu the roads rhe
master OF The American ship Bertha Thaver
wa, swept from the deck and drowned.
and the >h y put back To Penath roads.
Secretary Boutwell, has returned to
Washington. President Grant i in Chica-
90. bu, will start thence for Washington
Tomorrow morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

either pay this entire bill within the two
days that remain in this city, or | will sell
II III front of your own door" At this hero
OF Big Bethel and Fort Fisher fairly foam
ed at IRE mouth, and when his visitor had
reached the street he called him back and
paid him without more ado"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
VOLUME II.
Twenty-Eight Years practica

III the treatment OF Diseases incident to Fem aes
mas placed DIX DOW at the head OF all physiei,ps
masking sueh practice specially, and enables
MN :" guarantee speedy aad permanent cure
W 'ne "orstc case OF Suppression and all other
-Ht"sf'"af Defda9emeHts, from ,cas,lss,er c.us.
Az letters for advice must coatau sl ONCE. ~.
'ESniCorr STREET. Bosrox
= B'-tsoard 'urnishet 30 those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment
Boston, July, ls1l.--p.no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

FIRE IN NORTH BUCKsPoxT.-We learn
that on Thursday the house Of Mr.. Rich in
North Bucksport was entirely DESTROYED
by fire. together with all its conteuts-the
family having only time to escape with
their lives A part of the house was occu-
pied as store, from which nothing was
saved. Loss eI000; no insursnce.liWAio.
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Chr Cllsmortb Amtrifan.

Published every Tharsday Morning a, Peters
Bloc Ellsworth, Ne, by y. X. SAWYER. For
term. Sc, see first page
:. Vi. PETrESGILL X Co., 81 Park Row, New
'rk, and GEO. l.. RowELL Il Co., 20 Park Row,
~ York, are the agents Tor the AMERICAN,
ia that city. and are authorized TO contract for
ta~rrIng advertisements for Us at our lowest IN
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested 10
leave their ayors with either of the above hou -es
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Who is DR.. Wilton?

NOTlCE.-Wc have wilt0u's tat.rr't Car~
tor tho cur of Jatarrh. IL Will Alan rure Head
achc, ToothaChc and Neuralgia. and vii
fund the for every bottle that does he ip
the patient. We invits every t. rall at oHr
store and test the rne,lrin3 with very ingenious
FArE~r l~HALt~a TrBE, free Of cost and -ati.
~ ihemsciye, OF its msrtls before putchastng.
=. -. WGGGGN 4 CO, Apssheeart~s
ELLSWORTH.
sp.no emo ~
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Vessel and Cargo Lost.

~ACo. sept. 30.
The schooner Frank Barker nf Rock
land. loaded with lime for Saco. went
ashore and sunk near the Pool this MORN
ing, the vessel and cargo will BE- d total
loss
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Massachusetts, Republican Convention.

mr. An ,x.,r,>,. -, ~.
n Cn<,txrtn<- rt,,,>
w,suut.K< ~nvt> i-nn,,,,,,
-Ht-rtEU ,,,tI.r, r,t. -,
m. u,,
,.,',''.,.,,''', ~ Sat"
uonJ,y IT. 49, n 1850 q"
,.,,,,,'..sr,. ~ = ~''''- Nm CHOSEN
interest vas in,ru.. a., ,:.a t,,.,,...
mosion III" gallcrir. we're opened 10 M,
crowd ana ullrd INSTANTLY. len Hutl-y
and Nj Dave, had I'll, on tn, ot,.,inn
II VINO should hr considered I-lr .art.4 nm
Geu. Butler, motion w,s carried un,Ic,
was received with cheers ht..s. Ana
groans Gen y. siulr N4. ,hu~.n Pr..I-
dcut. made a -. ,-h drf...Ilu., the r,,,r..
81 the Republicans i4 Ma. fynriu., ~
man suffrage npd declaring tn. labor
question on" tor thu Erunbilran. tn ,,.,, 10
Prof n.ih,ttrt,,. ,,,. t,,.l -t .-...
tomni.. 3. ou E...,..,ti.,.,. r,,. -
aud cvrifrtu-r. ...,.tt,.u,.l ,'....-,.. I'll.
lrr's tactic. NJ, ,o mp II ,.,..,'.-
cd In the a.cenhancv.
cl,rtrS tnnt>. ,xn p,-v v.,,,,,
At the open,n., nf tie, ,rr-,,.., .r..,,,
pr Inrin.. r..,l !, l..t,,.r ,,,.,,, ,..., ,Y.,.
absolutely drrl,uius u have hi. nam. %
IL Iart.,..,..' III. ''''n'i'A '''4.
"a. 400 &
H., -, '' ~ '''"c from
| pic. wv, ,., '", i'.''' \ y.
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~ TIER LOSING CnNfiprNCE.
Gen. Butler moved that the committee,
on credentials b. directed 10 r.por, ia ,art
4 " not ready o. bring IN q nun report Au-
| other spirited Discus lion arose III which
| thc friend of Buticr -utl-a,nr.d tn hay. a
! partial report brought iu and acted n.t MI.
| opponent, coufrndug ~ a rrr.., itU
I O'Clock. AZ winch time IT wa. stated The
/ committr" ou credentials wnuiI hs r,.lty
/ To report in fll. BI;lrr finally Withdrew
4 motion rather than Trust ID To !. y1f. uuI
! 20 ,te"v-- "a- taken
/ Ia" Convention couiInucdt 10 debate pre-
| ilminArS matter, i"r = umr-hnth -iI"-
/ diminishing Tor ai'AniaZ"-u-irI mp OIL
! thr afternoon. without dect>t' result The
I tNf>iN" SESSION
| Opened with similar iin",~eirs. Atla,l u
| 10 p 1. VI
Arr.r QUESTION
Wa tra'hrh-'he hr-' ~ me "h"l" hu~'-
hr>' 81 III" convention me Question "as
on tn' Al,.'i','"h 81 "Htl"r h'irShr' if"'n
| ""fh n boston. ne report 81 the c"'n-
Htu'' 81, 'i,i'h''''' ~ "Pi"''l I" Al
hi''''''E .','i ,'.l,T No''.', J., ''nt "A'
/ - 90, Ill i,,...-.., ..,,..;,...., -.
ya. scarcely ever Auoytt l...f.,r,. M thr UT.
1 tor, III conventions II tii, Sat. thnp..b
good url-r wa. maintained Eutlrr d.l..-
gates We're druicd "ut-anc- ~ IT,. couv-n-
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Special Aotiees.
BATCMELOns HAIR DYE.

This superb HAIR Dye q. the best In the world
- isrtcctls harmless reliable AMI instantaneous
70 disappointment. no ridiculous tini- Il lsa
grrsabls ocuf. The Ernnnr WIN 4. Bat heIur'-
Hal. Dyc prosluccs l1aedtAsely \ splruJtI
BLACK natural BruSa. raves tie hair clean
son beautiful. does not contain paftIrir o. lcAi
or any injurious compound Sohi ~ al trugs -
factory, ~ 1870 10 BOND STREET. y. u
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TlIE Nrw INJUNCTION
Death at Belfast.

BELFAST, Sept. 30.
Prescott Hazeltine. a prominent ana
much esteemed retired merchant of thi,
city, died this afternoon. after a short i'll
ness. at the age Of about sixtv-iivc.