Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

BosroN. Mar !
SPRING
has core bat not. gentle Spring" clad in
ethereal miiduess." for after a whole
week of rain and mild weather a cold wave
again overlook u and now we are enjoy
Ing second edition OF Winter with ex-
criicnt'v god ,icj.hiug. bar a, We are
taught that all thing, earthly have au end
probably the mercury will soon rise 10 a
height that Will correspond with the sea-
son Of the year. and Winter will peace
fully take his departure. There j. very
little a. yet 10 remind rs that Spring Is iu-
deed here. except thst the managers OF
our millinery establishments are very
shrcwdiy throwing ont hints regarding the
dainty bts OF head gear which they will
soou produce in a great variety of bcwitch-
Ing and piquant forms trimmed with as
srea, profnsion of flowers a. ever. with
Ion: steamers behind. Scarfs. gros grain
and brocade ribbons viii be the principal
material for trimming. which will be
placed less on the sides and more on the
tops Of the bouneis and hats than formerly.
Very soon the millinery stores will be I'LL
ed with these long looked-for wonders and
the feminine curiosity will be fully ap
pea,ed.
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION
came up before the Legislature last week
and received another desth-blow. being
again defeated by quite large majority.
There seems TO be but little general inter
est taken in the subject They received
few more votes than last year. but the
ab,c>i women anon. it, advocates seem
{" fail Ia excite a sufu cieni amount OF in
tefe,t To command that attention tor which
they strive 80 hard and undoubtedly de-
serve. Il j. not, evidently, because the
reform i actually farther from success,
than formerly. but the community seems
weary OF the subject and quite Indifferent
a 10 whether !, be successful or other
Z wise.
! HE KELLOGG English OPERA IROUrE
+ Which Is now nIung an engagement OF three
weeks at the Globe Theatre. i probably
( one OF The most successful series of enter
I tainnents that ha, been given here for a
/ long time. in fact their financial success
| has been almost unparalleled. Clara Louise
/ Kellogg i indeed a great iayorite here and
Mrs. Van Ziudt ha, always succeeded in
/ gaining public ial or. The Theatre /,
nightly crowded 10 Overlooking with the
mu>lC-ioving people. Very wisely the
/ price Of ticket, vas placed at u low figure
in comparison with other hrst-cla.s OPP
era>; the best seats in the house being
only THO dollars. l. will continue through
the present week, aud the Repertoire will
be Monday, 1.-The Talisnan:" Tuesday,
"Emaui:" Wednesday. FRA Diavolo;"
Thursday, III rrovatore;" Friday will
afford benefit for Miss Kellogg; Saturday
afternoon tlere will be "A grand Tali-man
Matinee and in the evening the beautiful
opera of the bohemian Girl" will BE-
given which will close the present season.
THE FAIR FOR oUR DUMB ANIMALS
which has been in progress durin. the past
wee. and will continue TO-DAY aud to-
morrow, has been very successful despite
the unfavOrable weather, for the attend
ance has been uncommonly large and he
receipts have been beyond Whist their most
sanguine hopes had anticipated Two
novel features of the Fair are the County
and the Childrers tables. the latter being
irt4fy prifb if.Ia fba, l.
I been made and contributed BY children
1 from all parts of the State. Music is
/ furnished every evening by the Germsnia
| Band. fine variety OF desirable goods
are on sale and contributions are so con-
stantly being sent In that the large sales
daily made. scarcely diminish the stock at
all
REV. ;. C. MOVES
pastor Of the Bethel and for many years
previous TO Father Taylor'sr death. his
associate pastor, died at his residence last
week of malignant fever. He was an ear
nest speaker and devoted all his energies
to the welfare of sailors. He will be sadly
missed, aud il will be n difficult task TO
secure the services Of another who will
be so well suited 10 deal with the want, OF
those who frequent that church as was Mr..
Noyes.
GOSSIP.
Charles Bradlaugh sails for England
next Tuesday, but will return again next
year to make another lecture tour through
the United States. His success here has
been beyond that of any other English
lecturer who ever came to our shores.
literary and musical entertainment
will be given this evening in fremont
Temple. complimentary to Prof Geo. W.
Blish the reader.
AT every place where the New York
papers are sold, a large crowd colIects
every night Ut about half past five. walt.
ing anxiously for the Tribune" which
contains rer6atim report OF the great
Beecner trial.
Gov CASTOR hiss appointed Thursday.
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