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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08

To the Honorable, the Court OF County Commits
sioneIs Tor the County OF Hancock next to be
holden in said County at Ellsworth On the sec
ond Tuesday OF Apri. ls1a.
IIUMBLl shows that town-way from the
IL south line Of Tobias Roberts land TO the
shore northerly, in said town would be of great
public convenience, that the selectmeu OF said
town after notice and hearing of parties, have
laid out such way, and reported the same 20 the
town at public meeting of the inhabi ants. duly
notibs' and warned, vet the town has unreason-
ably refused to allow and approve OF said town
way laid out by the selectmen Aforesaid and 10
put the same on record.
therefore, your petitioner considering himself
asgrieved by such delay and refusal. prays that
your honors would azreeably TO law ia such
cases made and provided, &C espt and approve
said town way and direct the same to be duly
recorded.
AT. HIGGINS and 20 others.
Dated At Eden, Bar Harbor. March, 18th 1879.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS Court OF County Commissioners.
April term. 4. ID. 1872.
Upon the foreeoiuE petition 1t is cons idered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are
spon> ibls and that they ought to be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth tn their petition, and
therefore Or,ier that the County Commits sioners
meet at J. II. Douglass, Bar HaTbor, on Tuesday
the 81 day OF June next, At two O'Clock Z, NJ,
and thence proceed to view the rOulc mentioned
in said petition, Immediately after which view.
bearing OF the parties and witnesses will be had
al some Convenient place in he vicinity, and such
other measures taken IN the premises "a the Com
mt-sIOners shall Judge proper. And tt is further
ORDERED That notice OF the time, place and
purpose OF the CommIsstoucrs' meeting aforesaid
be given Ia all persons aud corporations interest
Ell by serving attesteI copies OF the petition and
this order thereon. upon the clerk OF the town of
Eden. aud by posting up aucstcd copies rs aiure-
SAID, IN three public places in said town thirty days
At least before the lime appointed tor SAID view,
and by publishing the petition and order thereon,
three weeks surcesSiYcly Ia the Ellsworth Amer
Icau, news paper published at Ellsworth, N The
County OF Hancock. the drst publication to be
thirty DAYS at least before the time OF said view
hat Ali
attend and be heard II they think A.
Attest: II. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ true copy OF the petition and or'tcr thereon.
3wlf Attest, II. Il. sat NDER-, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08

5000 United States per cen. Bonds,
Gold, alos a,a 20
10 go bni,ed states Y per cent Bonds. :"
100 United stases per cent Bonds,
Gold, IN, L.
100; 900 Massachusetts per cent Bonds.
Gold. Ito 500 90
100 90 Boston Mass s ser cent Bonds
Gold. ill,Sp 90
Bosds Gold. 1880 90
5000 Newton Macs. 8 per cent Bonds
Gold. 67,7o %
soos D.avsrs. A..s.s per cent Bonds.
Gold, 81 25p "a
Il shares Frat National Bank ,Chei
100 shares Aanufac,urers Natisusl
Bank Boston, sos 90
Is shares Aerchaadis. National
Bank bostOu. 6l5a N
50 Shares continental National
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages and "
Real Estate, 5l.soo 90
fremiuns IN Course OF Collection, S,%1S "A
AccIse .nt1Tess 4,2sS ~
Cssn ID SAM ana omce, 1854 -
Total, $3.50 ,zs7 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. $50 600 %
Reserve for Reinsurance, 1881 20
8sseeve Tor Losses, Commissions,
and other Claims. pKo N
10 seFpies, - 100 n
Teal. easaaM =
q. Q. asar1iu. Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08

, Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the Coan

I the Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the Coan-
y OF Hancock.
TiIE undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
I Asa Nas.att, late Of franklin in said County.
deceased. respectfully represents that the good,
and chattcis. ghts and credits OF said deceased
not suic lent pay his Just debts and charges
Of administration. By the sum OF two hand CT
aud iftT dollars and that by partial sale the
remainder wouli be greatly deprecated ia value,
Wherefore your petitioner pfays your Honor to
grant him l. Iceusc 10 self, at public OF private
sale, and convey the whole Of the reat estate OF
the deceased. including the reyersion Of The
widow dover therein 20 satisfy said debts and
charges OF adm nistratIon.
IVORY IL. FoSS, Admir-.
April 9Th, 1879
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS .-Cours oil Probate, Auril Term,
\ -. Tsp
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
said petitioner give pubic notice t. All persons
Interested, ~ causing copy Of the petition, and
this order thereon, 20 Se published three weeks
sucs.s-iyciy ~ the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published ia Ellsworth. said County,
that they may appear at a Curt Ol 4 rebate Tor
SAID County. TO be held at Ellsworth, the Sd
W Wednesday, of June next, at ten Of The clock
the forenoon, u show Gauge, II any they have, why
the IT or Vf slId petitioner should not be grant
ed.
3N!7. PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest tHAs L. DURR, Register.
y tue copy, Attcst.-LhAs. ~. DuRR, Reg ister
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08

To the Honorable Ju ise Of Probate OF the Conn-
IS Of Hancock.
riE undersigned Irene Leland. widow Of Enoch
IL. Leland VI Ellen In said CouGty. deceased,
respectfully represents. that sald deceased died
seized and possessed Of Pew No in the Bar
HaTtoT Meeting House She therefore ptays your
Honor would grant her such Pew
IRENE LELAND.
: pri 9, I,7J
STATE OF MAINE.
HASCoCk, IS .-tluurt OF Probate, Eli worth
April Term 4. Z. lS51.
Ipon the foregoing petition ORDERED, that
saId petitioner give public notice TO all persons
Interested. by causing copy OF thI4 petition. ami
TINS order thereon. "a be- pgbl-hed three weeks
succrsstvciy IN the Ellsworth American a new-.
paper published In Ellsworth. SAID County
that they may appear Court OF Probate for
sad County, to be held ~ Ellsworth ON the thlrd
Wednesday OF June II al ten OF the clock IN the
forenoon, 10 shsw cause, If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should be granted
3"lJ' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, tHts. Z. DoER, Register
a true copy. Attest .-CHAs. +, DOER. Keg'r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL cA-Assa REMEDY

Instanter cures Toothachs in one moment
stiff
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
A D

Now that the Fourth 10 close at hand.
and the crack military companies OF the
State are going to Carson to be reviewed
by the Governor. the News would re-
specially suggest to his EIcellency the
propristy OF offering a valuable medal or
prize In the shape Of q gold watch. 10
bs given to the winning team at q target.
shooting match on that day, each COM
pany Of the brigade furnishing q picked
team Of twenty men, or less, as might
b agreed upon. This watch should DO
carried BY the man making the best
score In the team to which he belongs
until the next annual brigade review.
when II should be put up again as q
prize. The brigade watch would be a
very desirable thing to carry. There Is
plenty OF time to select the watch and
have IL appropriately engraved. and the
time being now too short for much pre-
psratory practice. all would have an
equal show and the match be all the
fafrsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Beld Jail Escapadc.

OMAHA, June 27.-Two Of the Custer
county Olive gang Of msn.burners. ex.
Sheriff Gillsn, Of Keith county. and
Barney Armstrong. made their escape
last night from the jail at Plum Greek.
where they were confined to await their
trial, which Il viii be remembered was
postponed after Olive and Fisher were
convicted at Hastings and sent 10 tho
p~snitentiary for life. Last night whom the
jailsr, who IL Q mere youth, yet in his
teens, went into the Jail 10 take the
prisoners their supper. Gillen. Arm.
strong and the negro Kelly. who Is also
one Of the Olive gang. threw their arms
around his neck, and one Of them re-
marked that they had . big job on hand
and wanted him TO help them work II.
They then pulled Q cooked revolver on
the jailsr aud told him 10 follow them,
which he did. They stole two ponies,
which were piokstsd near the jail. and
rode Of TO the north. Armstrong and the
jsiler on one horse and Gillen on the
other. They took the jailsr along to
prevent his giving the alarm. They
rode about eight miles and then set the
jailer on foot and left him. They 70.
fused to take Kelly with them, aud he
still remains in Jail. The jailer returned
to Plum Greek this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.l.r,olAI * m. GOLD urll DAILY r.v.l
Washington Matters.

1ossofSs
WARRINGTON, June 2S.-In the Senate
yesterday. the House bill making appro-
priations to pay the fees Of United States
Marshals and their Deputies was read
twice and referred to the Committee on
Appropriations. The House joint reso-
luton fixing Monday. June 80, at 4 r.
NJ, as the time Of Anal adjournment,
was laid before the Senate and referred
10 the Committee on Appropriations.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole on the bill aPpropriating
$500, 900 to pay the ices OF United States
Marshals and their general deputies.
After considerable debate the committee
rose and reported the bill TO the House
and 1t was passed.
Morrison, as question OF privilege,
offered . resolution for anal adjourn
msnt Of Congress on Monday, June ~,
at 4 p. n. The yeas and nays resulted:
yeas 50, nays Is, . strict party vote.
Except Acklsn, all the Grssnbaeksrs
voted In the negative.
Il IL rumorsd among P~snnsyivania
Congressmsn that Governor Hsrtranit
intends shortly TO resign the Philadelphia
Postmastsrship. % be Is training to suo-
coed Judge McCrary - Secretary OF
War.
Senator Thurman's illness 10 not Of q
serious nature. and hs was probably able
TO resume his place In the Senate to-day:
Senator Blaine has gone to Maine and
will not return during the remainder Of
this session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
4 PERsUREs srRUcK DEAD.

One Of the most terrible instances Of .
scoffer struck down In the moment OF his
blssphemy was revealed before Mr.. Carter.
At the Rose and Crown Tavern. East street,
Lambeth walk. recently. The deceased
Was An engineer, named Thomas Hudson,
aged 81, who resided at "a Saunders
street. Lambeth, and had been employed
At Messrs. Maudslsys' for as years. He
returned home at . quarter past . O'CLOCK
on Thursday evening, and asked ns
daughter.in.lsw to get him an egg rom
the fowl.house. On proceeding into inc
yard he became excited. and after using .
frightful oath In reference 70 his DEATH ne
ran irto the parlor. vomited blood, and
fell dead In the arms Of . female who had
been nursing his daughter. Mrs. Fall
stated that deceased did not say "dod
strike me dead" but he used words OF .
similar character. The Jury found . yer.
dict OF death from excitement" and tho
Coroner's experience enabled him to mar
rate Q parallel case. A number OF persons
had assembled In . tavern Ut Putney, when
q man charged another with taking from
him tvo-pence. Tho man. after being &C
cused. said May God strike mo dead II i
did IT," aud he Immediately after fell dead.
On being picked up the missing two-pence
was found firmly clutched In the deceased's
right hand. He would strongly advise
men against taking such wicked oaths.-
Loadon Lancet, June 10.
Here ON the Comstock the small sum
Of two-psncs would be no induosmsnt
at all for such . bit Of blasphemous
perjury. Yet there are some men wen
in this well.ordersd community who
would not hesitate to swear very crook.
edly II Q matter Of $500 or more was
involved. Even . church member or 20
might be found who IL not proof against
q good opportunity to rob bis nsishoor
or his best friend. sven though hsshould
perjure himself to do 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

The New Khedive.
LONDON. June 27.--In the House Of
Lords to-day the Marquis Of Salisbury
gave confirmation to the report that the
Sultan had ordered the Khedive to abdi-
cate, and that the latter had expressed
his scquissosnos. Lord Salisbury
stated that Prince TewHk had been In.
stalled a. Khedive Of Egypt.
CArRo. June 2.-TewHk Pasha was
proclaimed yiceroy Of Egypt with q
salute Of ZOOS guns to-day. It Is re.
ported that the Khedive will receive Q
pension Of $4,000 per annum.
ALEXANDRIA, juno 2.-The ex.Khs-
dive, his Minister Of Finance and Prince
Hassan will leave the country. A yacht
10 ordered to b ready TO take them to
Constsntinopls.
v.RsArLLfs, June 27.-In the Cham.
Der Of Deputies to-day the Minister OF
Public instruction made Q long speech
defending the Secular Education bill.
he denied 10 the Jesuits the right to call
themselves Frsnohmen, and declared
that tho teachings Of the religious frater.
mites constitute Q peril to civil society.
BEnSI, June 25.-At . recent synod
In this canton the Roman Catholic dele
gates participated and outnumbered the
Old Catholics sixty.hve to thirty.Ave,
slecting the ofioe bearers and Synodal
Council for the next four years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

A COUPLE Of colorsd men, named W.
A. Pledger and W. II. Heard. have e.
tablished . paper named the Blade in
Atlanta. Georgia. 1t is the first enter
prise Of the kind attempted BY colored
men In that State. They announce that
they own the printing materials Of the
journal and intend that 1t shall be q per-
mansnoy. They assert, further. that
while the Blade shall be strictly Repub-
loan In politics, 1t will. in the absence
Of good Republican nominations. sup
port the men most likely to give their
raos justice. The Georgia press. so far
- observed. gives the Blade q kindly re-
oaution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

JouS T. PASrLISp will give up the
management Of the ormsby House In .
few weeks, and after that contemplstes
making Q prospecting tour In the southern
country during the Summer. he 10 said
10 be an expert miner. having had much
experience in that line In Mexico and Ari'
zona.-Cdrsoa Appeal.
How does Carson expect to got along
without Pantlindi It will b like play
ing Othello with the Moor left ont; cav.
airy without q horse; . circus without q
ring master. Carson without . Pant
lind; bah!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. juno T.-Advices from
Busnos Ayrss to June l report that
Chill had concluded q treaty with the
Argentine States. containing . clause
which gives the whole Of Patagonia To
the Argentine Republic.
In connection with the saoking Of Q
school.houss at Moyrees. Ireland, Low.
thsr. Chief Secretary for Ireland. an.
nounced In the House Of Commons to.
day that the Government was resolved
to preserve order, irrespective OF the re-
ligion Of the persons engaged in the
outrages.
The Times. 10 o financial article. says:
''In the silver market there has been q
continuance In the demand for Austria
and Q tolerable amount has changed
hands. A the market obtains. and for
some time hence Ii likely 10 obtain, all
it, support from the Continent, the 70.
lapse In the price OF India Council bills
had nc effect whatever on the price Of
bar bullion"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Fatal Boiler Explosion,

PHILADELPHIA, June ga boiler q.
plodsd at Wiltz's large planning mill
yesterday, blowing the engins.house and
a large portion Of the main building in
all directions. the flying bricks and iron
doing much damage. Several dwelling
houses In the vicinity are wrecked. The
dead body Of the engineer has besn
taken from the ruins. The boiler. by
the force OF the explosion, was driven
into the second story Of . dwelling 90
cupisd by . family named Long. Claude
Long, aged eight years. was killed, and
her sister Stella, aged eleven years,
badly hurt. Their mother and Mrs.
Ann McAvay are missing, and are bs.
lieved to be buried In the ruins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

New PArrNrs.-The following. bear.
ing date Of June II. 1879. IL the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents OF the Pacific Coast, fur.
nishsd by Dewey & Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents, San Fran
cisco : J. A. Bilz. Pleasanton, CAL,
Aith wheel for vehicles; E. Chsquetts,
San Francisco. smelting ores b. b,
Eamss, San Francisco. smelling orss
Il. II. Eamss, San Francisco. hydro
carbon vapor burner; G. R. Evans, sar
Francisco. ~amalgamator l.. Garrigan,
San Francisco. hotel waiter; ~. Graf,
San Francisco. sewing machine; E. N,
Hamilton, Los Angeles. CAL, pipe fol
irrigation; d. Hayes and w. Free. Sar
Francisco. fire escape ladder (re.issus)
]. Kraft, Downey. Cal., stalk cutter; P,
Lewis, oroville. CAL, pneumatic dredg'
ing tube; Il. A. Horton, Ward City, Ne
vada, railway switch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Bolivia and Chill.

LONDON. June 27.-Lord Salisbury
says that Q dispatch from Lima, Peru,
states that the Bolivian agent in Peru is
ignorant OF the proclamation reported to
have been issued by Bolivia, authorizing
privatssrs sailing under her Gag to seize
CHILEAN merchandise even in neutral
ships and not contraband Of war. This,
according 10 Q Lima dispatch, the origin.
al announcement Of the proclamation
was from Q Chilian source.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
THE FALL RIVE. srs1xE.

The strike Of the ootton-spinnins
operatives in the great mills at Fall
River, Massachusetts,. naturally creates
a considerable degree Of connection In
that section as well as throughout the
country. People Of this distant section
may not altogether understand or appre.
ciats the real status or merits OF the
case, but We naturally sympsthizs with
the operatives as against the possible or
probable assrsssions and unjust opprss-
sions Of combined capital. The strike
has been threatened for some time and
Is now fully inaugursted. The Fall
River Nsns. in view Of the anal decision
Of the operatives to strike. says:
This strike means 5000 idle persons,
and q loss in wages Of 100000 Per
week. Tho fault In this case seems to
DO pretty evenly distributed. although
the mill.ownsrs. in the last stage OF the
trouble, seem to Be more to blame. They
refused arbitration. and met al demands
in an aggressive and Incorporating
way that has deprived them Of public
sympathy in the region round about. On
the other hand. 1t Is we'll known that the
Fall River mills have been In Q bad way
for . long time; they were kept run
ming for months and years In more oase'
than one simply to give employment
to hands. When dull trade and low
prices pressed. wages hsdto b reduced
but the reduction was put OF - long a
possible, the last one being made only
in April Of last year. This was accepted
by the operatives after q prolonged 70
~sistance, with no allowance seemingly
for the ~forbsarsncs On the part OF the
mill.ownsrs In putting Il Of 90 long.
Now that there 10 q rise In prints. the
operators claim that the reduction oil
last April. which was 10 per csnt.'
should be taken of and the old wages
restored. The mill-owners claim that
raw cotton has gone up a. well a. CLOTH
and some manufacturers In other cities
say II it does not decline In sixty day.
they will have to shut down. II II
further said that the wages at Fall
River are equal to, and perhaps . Little
better, than those paid elsewhere. But
the relations between masters and men
at Fall River have never been good. and
the masters now refuse TO listen to any
thing. and 30 the strike Il the order o.
tn. day and the apprshsusivs calamity
| of thu immediate future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

REASONING from the arguments I'D.
duced and the principles established BY
the recent trial Of Brady for killing
Clark, In case Clark had had . nurse,
and Il could have been shown that his
death was the result Of the nurse viii
fully neglecting the wound. should moi
the nurse have been indicted and tried
for the murder instead Of Brsdyf And
a. il was shown that death resulted from
wilful neglect OF his wound BY Clsri
himself. should not the Coroner's jury
have s1onsratsd Brady and brought In
that CLARK committed suicids1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

TEE circumstances attending the muir
der Of Mrs. Hall in New York and the
detection Of the murderer. call to mind
the murder OF julie Bulstte by John
Aillssin at Virginia City some ysas
ago. The victim in each case wa
smothersd and murdered in bed. Coz.
the murderer Of Mrs. Hull. was detected
through s~ndssvorins to dispose Of some
Of the stolen property Of his victim in
Boston, and Millesin was detected
through s~ndeavorins to dispose Of some
Of the stolen property Of his victim in
Gold Hill. Millsain was hanged. and
Coz n very liable to be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
BILKs, TRULY.

The greatest blk OF all Is he who
bilks himself and stultifyinsly goes back
on his own record. That Is Just what
the Honorable Blk new Constitution
party in California has done at their
State Convention in Sacramento within
the last day or two. Az stated yestsr-
day, they have had the hardest kind Of q
time getting anyways respectable men to
accept Of nominations for State Office at
their hands, and yesterday sven their
candidate for Lieutenant Governor. j.
P. West. OF Los Angeles. autographed
his refusal Of the nomination, and they
had to nominate d. G. Reed, Of San
Diego, In his stead. They have nomi-
mated Q very sick ticket all the way
through, and adjourned sine de,
leaving full power In the hands
Of their State Central Committee
to all all vacancies liable to occur
through other refusals to aeospt
nominations on the ticket. It will bs
borne In mind that the strongest point
in the new Constitution, which brought
II into the most popular favor. Is the
clause against land grsbbers and mon
opolists. Yet this convention Of popu-
larly styled Honorable Bilks squarely
stultiasd their proissssd principles BY
deliberately nominating DR.. Glenn Of
Colusa for Governor ; DR.. Glenn, n Of
the greatest and most ~insatiats land
monopolists In the whole State Of Cali
fornis; the holder OF GO. 600 acres. which
be has g~raspingly succeeded In appro-
priating to himself, while nins.tenths
Of those who are expected to vote for
him arc not posssssors OF ground
enough to bury themselves in. II the
Honorable Bilks think they can blk the
average California voter into voting for
such Q blk. they will remain bilks Of the
Arst water forsvermore.