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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

NFw INTERNATIONAL PosrAL EorTF.-
me f">t Office Department. in conjunction
VITA the Canadian Post Office Department
VIII This week establish line ofinternatiou-
al postal railway service upon the route be.
tween Boston aud Halifax n :. made
continuous hv tie rrcrut completion OF the
hur"Pra3 and North American Railway. hy
"h'ch The nited States mats from Eurnp.
tN steamers touching ~ Halifax will b.
forwarded overland from that point By
iAiN arrangement = saving Of sixty hour.
mp mails for Boston viii be effected and
an additional gain made by the distribution
81 mails going beyond that point. while
~" ar arr ~ motion, - that they will be
ready Z" z" forward on reaching Boston
without laying ever for distribution. At
present The mails will cross Tile Bay or
fuudt by steamers from Annapolis. y. =
hui The road j. nearly completed frum Mem
ci"h :" Truro. When that l. done they
"h! De -cnt the entire distance ~ rail.
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THURSDAY. N0VEMB gR l6. 1871.
Special Notice.

We end some our subscri hers are in arrears
i"n. three and four years and some bAcs stIi
tH tirr y l. want these accounts closed, aud
tfr e ore IN 90 -uch forgrttul PEI .ons % attend
'' tht~, g. IiHPortsHt matter There u moth
iu> x pr"mpfne-s la thee ma matters, AMI
tIr-c e. un IN ierstsatiRg, except Ia those u ~
ave tl experience, hoH neCeesary u b to pub
i.-lefr that tnese small sums shall be PAID
promptly.
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Educational.
SCHOOL TENf-BDok<


the value of the work done in our school
rooms !. til" variety uf hooks used, which
prevents proper division of the pupils
into classes. Then again, some scholars
are without books for WEEKS. The teacher
begins the term under embarrassment Of
this sort AMI suffers from il continually.
The committees are required by law to see
that the textbooks are uniform Ia all towns.
Gut practically there !, neglect to
FINISH the WORK In almost every case = here
a change ct book, has been attempted
THE worst results have come Ia. 10 all in
stance, from beginning - put Ia new
books and not completely accomplishing
the change.
We wish tn give a. TAR n our knowlc,l ge
and hest Judgment goes. list of book :
that would improve the schools. Good
hooks make a school run smoothly IN the
same way that good tools and the best
machinery kccTs shops aud mill, IN order.
| pity the fate OF children that arr Kept
from suitable aids to study
First come the readers and speaker.
Ca the whole. in This County. Parker
and Wat.ou-s National Reader. have thc
ground They arc Well enough A. ai,i. 10
learn To- read. Committees could rot do
better than 80, that these books ARE .u fIll
U-e ia every town. A, r. spcilin. book.
the committees ought "a save parents some
thing here I"i teachers BE- rp,,uircd o.
ghe all spelling lesson, from the reading
book such exercises would have th.
merit ~ containing words 10 Actual rsi-
From a page Of reading, the word. the
pupil ougM q" spell CORRECTLY could be
learned 10 advantage \. used ia nine
ca,e- ont # ten thr spelling books az 80
much >tLFss TXrLNsr. They are mus
ance compared with teaching spelling from
short compositions. and word, out oi thu.
rcAicr~
\cu arr the arithmeiic. Commit cc,
ought to put Walton and c,y.u III.
'har>' fpr drilI Goa thc four Fundamental
Tui--. IN al the district, The, ca,i s. -.
The large ariihjn.ii. Of NJ. ,,rrcnicar. !.
in usr in moot instances. 1T srcenlrai-- :
Practical Ariihmc,ic~ BE- chosen Il any.
The small scholars should have constAu,
exerci-., on the -laic ,hctai.i by teacher
without any book. colhuru. Ncnta!
Ar!thme.!c -holld be- studied hy bc.iuncrs
anI advanced scholar. All the timr.
We name fer Biographies. tuo klnd..
For beginners those who oan read in ,hlrl
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Chr Cllswurtb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Book, Ellsworth, Ne. By y n. SAWYER. For
texas. &c. see nrst page.
:. NJ. pgrrESGILL A Co, 81 Park Row, New
\ TX. AMI Go. 4. HOWELL & Co. ~ Park Row
~ lorx. are the agents Tor the AMERICAN
in mat civ. aud are anthoriksI to contract Tot
-ernE advertise aents for a. at our lowest ash
tt.-- NtiteriI~eIs IN that city are requested Il
leave their iayors with either oi The above houses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

N APP JOhn n Kelly NJ The schooner
i."ni. Walsh ~ Calais. Me, laying At i
wharf in Wallabput Bay. New York har-
h"r, was Awakened AT o'clock Friday
morning BY noi-" IN the cabin. where he
VA sleeping. on rising up 10 ascertain
~" 'an-e. burglar pointed a revolver IL
hl- head and threatened 20 blow hi brain.
ONT IL h" lid no, give mp his money Hay-
tu2 p" other alternative he handed over
thr -rm Of >iNty-fiye doliar-. which IL.
burglar took, thanked him and len
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

All other comp snies licensed To- do hu>i-
ness la Maine are believed to be solvent. 20
lar a. the bcxt Information now NJ hand
affords the means Of judging. The e.,l
mated per centage above stated NAV not
be reliable A. grea; uncertainty still exi4ts
with reference o. several of the Companies
Some ofthe Companies are making efforts
to recover their position and 90 on under
their old organization. while several will
torn new organizations under substantial
ly the same name and government. but A.
yr; the plans are too fnily undcv.l,r,c,i to
justify any'positive Information
ALnEKr W PAINE.
lns. Commissioner
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t-AfttiF sittl'i-ii+~ az III must e
va ui'h none "'-i h"i'-i men men Tree
it"ih aIl >'lAeh"eNs. -hAI' IhhAbh th" world
'i'' manage t''eut " ""h 'iie f''A' si'AIi
'"' primo 'i'''> ''' "''ei IN 'hi' li'--
ton iisi j. WhA' ! The character ami ia
tir> gu q ''A'r ..'N'Fiin' az aild whether II
.-' '"H'''.'ht'! WIN ihai ehAfac'er' Ahf
ih">r nli'i'> aH7iSi'ed il 10y ihe constitution.
vote h. all private enterprise. we may pos
fhf, s,.r.,. with il ". vttt FIR mar.
,
AN an '1N "a ii1'i''VA anu
Washington counties. ~ think II would add
largely Ia the wealth of thi- part of Maine
t.,,i We do ma, want the state u, inau,,nra,,
pa ''' "a IA
c"u>,itutiouallty. 10 assist IL, Tor We, If too
poor To help ourselves. can do a. W. have
.t,,,,. IL, rh.. ma, ar can fllov, Tho croy,a
60.
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zumeni ha> no force. nor the one of the
high cost Of building a portion of the Pa
cine Railroad. that over mountains Of
CHER elevation Than were ever before
traversed by the iron horse.
Neither do we take such solabre views of
the future. because OF great monopolies.
aud Of the rascalities OF the present brood
Of railroad gamblers. We might As well
say thar there shall be- no more large ell
ie- in the Union because of the Tamnany
frauds sad rascaiiiies Ia New York. Mac
auiay SAID Ia one 81 his reform speeches in
Parliament
hat over The great changes OF
.''e ~. a. ~, ~. 80. p ohaa M, ,he
physical word. Ne can no more prevent
time from changing the distribution Of prop
e.'l az - a oAl no lii"re
,,iriur 10 politteal power ihan We can
change the courses Of the seasons and of
me noe III peace OF IL thlnuH- 0! means
ar. rsxibIs over m. rnins OF oId institn-
tions when those institutions oppose an un-
bending resistance. the march OF society
,.tfrrts of inIiviSna;. r. b,.ar hsrt arc To-,
and swept away in the mighty rush with
winch the species goes onward
So we have come to believe tina: a stand
still people are Of little account. and that
busy ana ever aeiiVe race IKE our ""n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

Seventy Thousand Democrats are sum-
moned TO Protest, &C., &c.-(Boston Poet
on the State Election.
Democratic vote Forty.five thousand.
''You may call spirits from the vasty Deep
-.'but will they come, when you do call
for themr-[ Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

Mr.. +. VI Mansfield. the la.ly prlncs-
pal re the EocAland Institute. 1t NyarA.
N'-. J. Merrill. N.- Louisa Il. Hon
IfioN-"n and Ms Anna " Cart, went ID
III" I"'il~ on Tuesday, and claimed the right
I" vote under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments. The Inspector, rrcri, r,l
Their votes, and promised % return them
wFh their regular report. but refused IL
Pli thn.n lu the ballot-boxc-. The ladies
were divided In their political prcfr FENCES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
Who is DIR. Wilton?

NOTlCE.-We have wilton's Catsrrh Cure
tor the cure Of Catanh 1t will also cure Head
fund the money for every bottle that does not he'll
the patient. We invite every one TO call at our
store and test the medicine. with u very ingenious
PATENT lNHALIS6 TUBE, free of cost and salts.
~ themselves OF its merits before purchasing.
=. p. WIG0IN = CO., Apeshseasses,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
pArC1ELoa,s HAN DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless. reliable and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tinis or disa.
grceabie odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces AaAeaiate1y splendid
soft, beautiful does not contain particle Of lead
or any injurious compound sold by all druggists .
Factory, sp1yf0 10 BOND STREET. Ny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

= - - i! i'IicnN 70 CURE all hthi-
OF Fam, you ever tried
II l. clean, -afe and delciou. to use and If Won
u.e II faithfully, II will do yos Good.
Directions on each bottle. Buy il of the Drug
get or Merchant where you trade. Ii they have
not got Il on hand they will send for IT, at your n.
quest, and sell you Genuine Ren ae's Palm n i'll.
Ing Magic Oil, at the manufacturers lowest price
at retail
Es->0ld by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
Es-lt l. put up In three sizes. and called Trial
bottles.
WI. RE>>E, sole Proprietor 4 Manufacturer
eo3mobsp.no. PIrr.PIELp MASS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

The Portland Prsss say that t.rur,r
y. EHrn., E-q., 4 prominent lawyer audi
leading Democrat lib Calais. lied In that
ciiy VA The >ih iu-t. IL wa. native 81
Nr" Hampshire, but Ia, resided IN calai.
FIR iwrntj YEAR,, and was much esteemed
IN that place
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
From one Of the most aonrishiny VII

From one of the most honrishing vii
lagos In Maine, with nearly 1000 inhabit-
ants, having ample water power and the
business centre OF one of the best agricnl-
tnral regions In the State, gentleman
writes: We have twenty-five men here.
among whom are some of the wealthiest
ilrn Ia the town, and the greater part of
ON have considerable sums Of money
y ute but few have no visible means Of
support, that are practically ioafrrs" The
greater part of the number are men Of in
telltgenee. and have been successful ia
business. but having secured some capital
have ia part become Spectators aud ia
part mote >havers. having entirely de-
serted tue class Of producers. These men
hav" capital enough la hHill up factories.
nut being nnacquaiutcl with the "details Of
'he business. aud having in mind the many
failures Ia our own state and elsewhere
through want II knowledge. will not risk
their money in such Enterprises. This /,
not single Instance: indeed every village
"a the state 1T the size of the one referred
% present. I" >one extent. similar cx-
ample If 1cplCrablo waste of both rani-
tal and what might be valuable brains.
Maine may need capital. but her greatest
need I, system Of education that will
teach men something practical beyond III
t"f">t aGd discount Prrss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

The Philadelphia Ledger has reputa.
ton the world over for obituary poetry.
The last noticeable case Is where the mar
ents Of three year old boy lament that:
All within this home is lonely.
Every 80 b ed to-day;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

"A musical convention will be held at
Saco, commencing Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1871,
and closing Friday, Dec. 8, under the d.
Fection Of Prof. L. 0. Emerson. Of BOs-
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STATE OF MAINE.
~ IHE GofERNoE.
\ I'roclu IN alton


- arcarlsnee VITA the practice - eur fathers.
al q arkl asg iliS.ns 0UF daty a people II give
f4l1a- ea3 praise % tspi f8r hls continued mcr-
w.. Z 2 ~ Ufa the aiyice ~ ths Executive Couu-
e.. a.p9tai
Ilalsaay. tas ThIrtietA Day Of November next
aH bsK r III sLlt THANKSGIVING AND
it;N-h AaiI earnestly invite Ehe peopie % iA.-
~lAt, ts st-tsu eu taat dAy from al pur.h.ts in
.i-t-f-iii ~ ia abe s-rrd 4nDe> and privilrges If
4-Iua- ast Nth t!eTnut hcsrts - assemble
r. I+f--t Sc -AurfBarsc- and offer the prayer
'r a&--sc and Hnitc n the cong q praise t. II ~
s.7i. 50 rfHl tt- -. and plenty, and vonch ssi,
fse uit- at t.VA AMI religious liberty And
st..lea ss-Iny the poor and unfortunate among
t u- Adl g. nu. 1rect4ssn~ deeds Of chariiv ant
T...A- Ht lase
s,.t"r a- tHr sgnrll bAHnbcr th.- tweut Eht
dog s. October ia the wear ~ uur Lord ,sar
f-s4-sat 81 sit hundred and esventy .1ur. and
Hf th~ Independence az the United >tsie% 81
Aus..eza thr Elhst y-sIAtl.
sipNh1 rhRiiAh
&c. tIf. Governor
tHANALIN " DREW. >ccrrsarr Of >ssfs.
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Old Saloon with New Proprietor


In the matter Of JOHN l.. PARKER BANKRUPT
DisTRIcs OF MAINE, IS At Bangor the sth dav
u November, A. ID. ISL
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hi. ap-
pointment as Assignee Of John l.. Parker OF Ded-
within said District, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition, Individually and
as member Of the firms Parker, Pearl Parker
Pearl 4 spoYord and Parker. Pearl 4 Bates nlei
Octobe; g. ls7i, By the District Court Of said Die
triet.
SIDNEY THAXTER. Assignee
Swt6 No. 65 Exchange St bangor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

-Longfellow recently sent an elegant
copy Of '.Evangeline" as . prize to be
awarded by the Fruit Growers Association
of WOlfsville, N. g., in the Valley Of Aca-
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=
u '-. N"h- ~. III -6ru " r. Clarke.
"nr W tho Republican candidates f,r tu,.-
%r'>, iIi lcNa-. nni the Tex1, Republican.
u"" ln thv city. report III" Preparation of
i4r greatest uutra .r- Iu Thar ~t4t. Al tht.
l4tr rlrrtinn. ih- hrmu.rtt.. Disguised
r""ir lu open d4y through li,tlr fnS,a taI
settlements bnrniag scho.I.hpu-... ,nI
churches, and whipping ,rachcr,. In
counties ~hrrr thu Wort vi violence. Ma.
dpur IN advance thc s1ituE passed u.i
quietly A. death ~" Republicans Nofin-.
Ia counties "h"r" ;h"rv Isr l4rg- E-i.thll-
c4a mAl"rtlc-. a. iur example. IN ,srlmv-
iii hrA"ral 'ltrAc'- district. i hallut-buN
ior white Eoicr- M uI..u,i afd han III
desired rtiHri " h.a 4u tlg s,tt. iu.f.
iAi voted. aud .csrutccu NOR, fA4u L4.l
registered, a riot was commenced tho
is'-l-tr-tg "A, dTiye,i away. and die cIr--
tvh was broken M, ihH- drIIrls u. 1000
colortl Inch ~ ihr privilege 81 voting. III
p" Lsh!hgton county tho same cpur~. WI,
adopted, aud IN order that the Goy~rno-
might not be iufoune,! Of tn, proceeding.
t"o miles q the telegraph wires werr torn
d'"H ana carried away In Iimc.tou.
county seven hundred armed Democrat,
turned out In companies under command
Of ~ onicderate officers. took possession
81 ti- town u Groesbeck. put the officer.
~ 'Ir'tluh under guari, forced them 10
open the pol, under their direction and
voted ~ they wanted IN. one negro wa-
Killed a, warning 90 that cia-. VI people.
OF eight hundred colored voters IN Lime.
stone only eight voted. IL. roads we're
paiIolici aud guarded. and thr national
mail coaches were stopped aud rxamincd
The messengers dispatched to the cover
nor were captured. until a; length fear
les young lady. Nj. Dr~-lr Houston.
managed % gct thruI2h thc Huc. ana re-
l'H lio condition 81 thing TO the cover
nor. II i not surprising, therefore ma,
Coy. Davis declared martial law in ,hat
county.
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Bakers Orange Grove Bitters

For Irregularities of the digestive Organs .
tramp or Collie, pains in the stomach or How.
els, they VIII invariably give relief. They will be
found very eileacious In cases of Dyspepsia
For loss OF Appetite, Lahguor, General Debility
AMI depression OF Spirits, they have no equal
They are especially recommended for Chronic
Diarrhaa, Chils and Feven Night Sweats Bill.
ioCsness and Jaundice. T. 4. J. BAKER 4 60
Sole Proprietnrs, lo7 Commercial Street, Boston
Mas.
WHOLESALE AND retail. AGENTS,
>. WiOOiS co, Druggists and Apothecarics
Ellsworth, Maine
spno
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Discovery 81 = Plot 70 Arrest Theirs and Pre-
clala an Enpjre

London. Nov. Is. IN. Y. Worlds spec
ial formidable plot OF Bonapartist
generals. headed by Fleury, to arrest
Theirs and proclaim the Empire, has been
discovered. The plotters' papers are in
possession Of Theirs, who is confident of
the conspiracy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

.ftna OF New York. about 20
A-ioT. ~ 10 ~
Atlantic. Providence. about 20
Atlantic. Brooklyn. Is
Alemannia. Ohio. Ii
Buffalo r. 4 NJ, y. Y. 80
CITY r., Hartford.
Connecticut. Hartford, 90
Excelsior. New York. 30
Hide & Leather, Boston. ahou; ~
independent, - 81
Lorillarsi. New York. 20 to 90
Lamar. New York, ~ To -
Market. New York. -
Manhattan. New York. 20
Merchants. Hartford. 81
Norwich. Connecticut. ~
\. American. New York, -
y. American. Hartford. %
Peoples, California.
Putnam. Hartford. -
Prov. Washington. Hartford. M
Roger Williams. Providence. 80 TON
Security. New York. ~
Washington. New York -
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Twenty Eight Years Practice

In The Treatment OF Disease. W ID, o. Fvlalc.
nas PLACED DH. DOW at tho head Of ALI hy-t,.an-
making saeh practice specially. Aul enables
hiin I" guarantee speedy ami permanent care
ih tue war~i ca.cs ~ SaPPrrssTaa ana sl aIb-r
hsasfrNa4 I1--ss5sa-~-ss. from ,-A.,f~--r e,spt~
All iritegs Tor advice must eoEtain o.. OGi,.. 49,
ENuICorT -rREET, Boston.
B.-Eolrd furnished 70 those arsirtr, t1 ~
main uudrr treatment
Boston. Ialy. ls7l.-spaoI
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Stray Cow.
Notice.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that they
= VIII petition the next Legislature of the
state OF Maine tor the right 10 erect and main
tain dam across the Salt Pond, $50 calladl At
some point in the town OF BluehilI, between the
Falls and Allen Mills, in said town,
GRANVILLE Z. CLAPP
DANIEL o. THURSTON,
WILLIAM A. FRIEND
HIRAM BOWDES.
sedgwick. Oct. %, ISL. 3wG
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Special A 9!
Change of Business

A LII accounts must be settled with AIKEN a a
"a By the LIST of December, Accounts not set.
tied within that tim. will be collected ty a law
yer. We inean this AID shall acct accordingI '
Come and settle IL Won wish 10 save exn.nsa
Don't wait Tor more duns.
sp3wi5 AIKEN A IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

W uuf Teauef-.
STATE OF MAINE,
OFFICE or ms. COMMISSIONER .
BANGOR. Nov. 10, ISL.
As frequent inquiries are made respect
Ing the fate of the several Insurance Com.
panies involved in the Chicago fire. the
following list has been carefully prepared
from the most reliable information. show :
ing what companies licensed to do business
in Maine. have suspended business ou ac-
count OF that calamity. also the probable
per eentage that may be In the power Of
the companies 10 pas
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Suspended Insurance COMPANIES.

Hon. A. W. Paine furnishes the follow
Ing circular. which will prove of interest
to our readers:
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Closing of Mails.

1hE Malls East AMI West will close al the Etl.-
L worth Post ONCE IT hAif past . O'Clock each
evening The doors to the entrance Will b, elt-c.t
anu fastened at that hour. All persons hAytn.
business with the Post Ofice viii take notice ana
govern Themselves accordingly
DAVID MCFARLAND. PM
''hs""ith' VNts ID, ISL. 3Wa7
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4l.oo0 BegHs Dss,ocrIttc Totes Counted
TN.EI~UI.I IN JERSEY

TN.ERsoLL N JERSEY.
Ingcrsoll has been tracked 10 Orange, y .
j.. whence he promises 10 return to-day. II
lie can find 100000 bail.
MORE DISCLOSURES rRoMIsfFp.
President Conan, ofOthc Aldermen,
states the Join, Committee of IuNesti cation
will make official reports upon the city anal
county affairs on Wednesday Withuur fear
ar favor. lie SAYS the report VIII a~taui>h
the people -, tAey contain facts and natse-
not mentioned before in ""nHec'inn with
the frauds.
TtIE RESIDENTIAL Panty.
President Grant and family len for
Washington last night, Iii~ SOFA took quar-
ter with sea sherman and Admiral ildcu
aad Will ~ aboard the Wabash To-day.
tNCrNpItEN AL,KN n NEw,Eh
There l. some excitement III Newark a,
three fire. aud several false alarms have
occurred In the last - hnur>. Eeiilv'.
Morocco factory Was bur,ied. I.o>, ;. .ma;
alid small stable was hnrurd. Loss So
$50. All inccHhiary.
ArLtCr FOX GRErLEN-
The Hrrffi suggests Horace Greeley A.
the successor NJ sweeney. a. IArk Com
missioner.
TitE ~ -stA> FRIg ATE
y hreek'' l. >titi anchored n tive lower
bay. Her officers are exchanging citilt-
tic~ WITH The vticcr- Of tiv American rr-
cep'i"n squadron. Thc Russian Minister
visited her to-day. None % the other Ra~-
-ian vessels have get arrived.
POSTPONED
The Injunction case Of Foley ~ Mayor
Han. cte. was argued in the SUPREME
'"Grt briefly. and Vas allowed to bc set
over for thc uext term.
or ruK ~ Korr
Gen. sherman Admiral Al,lrm aui Lieut..
Fred Grant len 10 o'clock by 4 tag boat
i'r down u" bar Ia take passage On tho
lhA-h- >alutcs were iirrd d. the party
tnn,o,l down the harbur
CHOLERA ~ ruY uAY.
Il i officially announced that tho Ger
man steamer Franklin at the quarantine
has " eases ot cholera aboard There
"crr = death. nu tn NoyrAr NcArly all
"u board wrrr inorr or le>- affected. Most
oi the ca>c> wc,c serious. and further
deaths ar probable. y rigid quarantine
j. enforced.
il,H" hnrts 'urr~ ~ HEr-,kLfN -hII,-
TI"N 80 EfiT Ett'A> ,tNptpAVi~
The members %; The Broollyn Iuyc.ii.
gniinS Committee AS that they have ctl-
i u" showing about u .nlp fraudulent
N".-- ~, and arc .angaiuc that the can
'a.-er- Wild Dc compelled ~ give ,crtlH-
Gates 81 election 20 tH- Republican cAndl.
dsi"- ~ the c"'niy iictc'. Their report
MD r. ready about FRIDAY. when var
r1ni- ~ili IN issued iur the ballot suffer-.
MAYOR kAIHtrrI~eu
rf"i~,sc, to be satisfied that he oh,aineI
mare honest yutcs Than Powell oF Booth
aui Nill contest Ri, ri.h, N thr office ~
I'll" courts. IL" -ay~ Il Powell tAAr. hf-
seat a. election Ia the -pyin. VIII b.. pr,-
'idrd for. whoa hr believed he would be
eisvicsi.
iIHEL sur.
linton Farhi-h, fpnncrl, IL Maine. 4
tn"nh'g pf ihe Republican General Com
nHttcc Of Br"oklyH. hI~ commenced a
$1,000 lih-i suii against John pArmird. /.
fellow member. whr charged Furbi.I a.
Inspector u elections. wlth counting Him
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.inton Earhi-h, formerly IL Maine. /.
tnemt"g u the Republican General Com
hli'cr 81 Br"oAlth. hI~ commenced a
sln.sD lih'l suii against John piArmi.d i
fellow member. whr charged Fnrbi.h. a.
inspector II elections. VITA counting linn
"u' i'r office ia uue 20 ti4,. ward.