Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

aud Portland Montgomery Guards.
The men will be obliged to serve with
out pay. rations being furnished by the
State.
1t 10 now probable thu, the State Mus
ter will be held In watervIlle.
The Rocklaod Opisisn says that Mr..
Murch will take tbs stump, commencing In
Waldo County.
Salmon fishing season closed last Mon
day. the lac for their protec lion taking ef.
feet on that day.
Judge Walton has ordered the deposit
account 10 the Auburn Savings Bank, seal
Cd down Is per cent.
The Second District Republican Con
vention wlil be held in Auburn Hall. on
Wednesday, July 3ist.
Hon. Mark II. Dunnsll has been re.
nominated for Congress In Minnesota.
Mr.. Dunnell IL native OF Maine.
-Mrs. Elizabeth Hildre,h OF Rockland.
died very suddenly In Portland on Sunday
last She vas over 50 years Of age.
The Pess reports over loo suns,rokes
In st. Louis. during the recent heated term.
over 20 OF which have proved fatal.
The HI! mill At Lewiston will shu,
down on the 2!ih OF this month and re-
main closed till the Ind Of Sept.
-Nsix year old son OF A. Il. Clifford OF
Lincoln. Was killed on Thursday last by
falling from . beam In the barn.
Mr.. F.. ". Plummer Of Morrilrs Cor
ner. committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. on Saturday last.
MIN pans placed on . wood pile 70 dry
80 suA d.. Ia. IL
The suns rays aided the pans in doing IL,
Thirty two applications for admission
70 the Freshman class q, the first eXAmins-
ton Of Bosdoin College; thirty admitted.
Commencement .. Colby Univer,i,y.
WAisrviiie. next week. Baccalsureate Ser
mon by President Robins on Sunday af,er-
noon.
Hon. Cbas. T.. Nash. OF Augusta. will
deliver the historical address At the reun-
lon OF the 18th Maine. In Richmond, Au-
gust y.
The house OF Samuel Folsom In Ken
hebunkport. VAS struck by lightning las,
"wednesday night, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Fol-
SON seriously Injured.
The 18th Maine Regimen, A.sosisiI2n.
and voted 70 have their reunion. thi. year,
August 18th, At RocklAnd.
Schooner A. W. kills Of Belfast, Can't.
Thomas q. Bartlett, was aruc. BY light.
ming while lying At Thomaston last week.
and the foreEAst shattered.
An excursion from Bueksport aud Cas-
Zine last week. chartered the Nay Field and
paid visit TO the CmbnA. Buker was
along and toot some views
The Fourth District Republican Con-
ventson has been called to meet In City
Hall. bssgor, Wednesday, July 3is,. to
nominate . candidate Tor representative.
-Presidest Elliot. Of Harvard College,
viii pass the ssmmer, cruising along the
COST Of Maine. 10 his yacht. His camp
Ing quarters will be st Frsnehmsn's Bay.
opposite Bar Hssbor.
The body Of wu. Jackson, Int. OF
Scion. who YES supposed 10 have been
Killed oy bis horse. has been exhumed and
. coronor's Jury have decided that he vas
murdered ny some unknown psrson.
Mrs. Joseph Frye Halls house aud
barn were burned last week q, Lincoln.
Vile. with library of . thousand book,
piano. three gold watches. money and
other vslusbies. Including household
goods. Loss esoOO; insured for 5000.
The Home Journal says: The Gard
liner National Bank paid Us sixty doilars In
Soid Yesterday FOR bills. at par. Thus re-
sumption has practically tax en- effect"
Ssrsv d0llar'! Talk abou, the poverty o,
editors.,
The Wig says: Upwards Of twenty
thousand pounds OF wool was bought last
week Of the farmers Of North Haven and
vlnalhsven for the Knox Wooden Co. 1t
Camdes, BY James Perry Of the Camden
Cash Store.
Mr.. Charles 6. Bedlow has been An.
pointed acting superintendent for this dis
trict. OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company. He 10 the son Of the late super
istsedspt whose death BY drowning vas
mentioned IN our issue Of the lsh lost.
Willard B. Andrews, Q younx man
from Addison. or Tuesday OF last week.
presented checks forged on New York par
ass. st the Thomaston, Georges and Rock
land national banks. The three cbecks.
amounting 70 1854, we're cashed. An.
drews has escaped.
"A correspondent Of the Pennington
Chronicle says: The bears are making
$40 havoc among the sheep In Madrid. J.
.. Cooant has lost seven. three we're killed
10 one night. The deer are making them.
eeives visible 10 the open fields. which i'm
dic:tes that the wolves are on the war
path"
Loss OF RoCKLAND SHIP.-The Bos.
Ton Journal says the ship Auna Camp of
from New York for java, with
cargo OF oil. 10 now about I've months
oot ana 10 supposed to be lost. Pieces Of
'asTreo WOOD. With her name. have been
picked up. Indicating that she was DESTROY.
I'd BY hre.
An exchange says: Jenny Lind bsy-
ne heard Miss Lillian 3. Norton Sing, had
private Interview With her. and the result
y 'eAt Alss Norton places herself under
pare her for The opera. Miss Norton II a
1stive OF 1siae. and . grand. dsughter Of |
Kew. John Allen Of csmp-mestinx fame.
The Bath Commercial says: Much |
p the success 10 working up our ceiebra-
.ion, 10 due to the efforts Of Mr.. Andrew
Jackson, who labored like hero to bring |
hings about"
We have always believed that jackson
vas hero. thosgh We supposed that he
10 mattes-probably Il 10 Taylor
Who 10 dead.
The ooiliord correspondent Of the
VA's writes: "A tornado accompanied BY
ain and hail passed over this place Wed.
'esday afternoon. Several buildings were
lnroofed, and trees aud fences were blown
'own: IL was the worst storm ever exper-
sncsd here: A. Milo there was . very
'sevy thunder shower with high wind.
'osas considerable damage b. blowing
Iowa trees and fsnces,n
DIVER twenty yeasp ago. young lady
y Ne name Of Addie A. Morrison. then
sis9 ID eastern Maine. Kindly beltiended
ueeeitsr mon the British army Who hap
eseo 70 pess ~ her faeher's house. Time
sssea swey: end the young lady msrried
ne 4. y. Hill snd Subsequently removed