Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

! Insolvency >ouoe-C. T Dorr.
Local Noboe-f. H. Aiken
Gov. Garcelon Is at Moosshead Lake.
! A heavy rain storm visited this city
Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. MooeIs, delivered an address
at Franklin on the Fourth.
Hon. L. A. Emery and Judge A. 7.
Wlswell are In Brunswick this week aiteu-
| ding the College commencement.
Quite a change in the temperature
took place Friday evening. and Saturday
aud Sunday were decidedly cool.
Many Of the farmers In this county
have commenced haylng aud reports are
made Of an unusually large crop.
The Ellsworth and Surry Base Ball
Clubs played another match game In surry
on Wednesday last. The Surry boys wop.
the score standing % TO 20.
The Ellsworth Base Ball Club will
play a match game with the East Bluehlll
I Club Saturday July 10, on the grounds Of
/ The latter Club
The dwelling house and barn OF Joe
r. Garland. in Eden were totally DESTROYED
/ by fire on the morning Of July iih To-
sured in Burrill's Agency for $1,000. Prob
able loss $1,000.
coroner J L. Jordan was summoned
oa Saturday evening to view the body OF
Hon. Monroe Young, bu, after learning the
circumstances attending the case. he deem
ed an inqBes, unnecessary.
By request Of the County Commission
! ers. the time for viewing the route petit
toned for by Sullivan Green and others in
Deer Isle, has been changed to Tuesday
the 18Th day OF August next al , O'Clock
I 4. NJ
Mr.. BeAI's line OF coaches between
I Bangor aud Bar Harbor commenced run
I ming on Monday The coaches reach the
American House la this city. about noon
and remain long enough for passengers to
ge; good dinner.
On the Fourth. the steamer Little
Round Top" took an excursion OF about
si1iy-ave people, mostly Baptists, to
Browns Point. spending the day there and
returning in the evening Al about half past
nine.
Over five hundred summer visitors are
already reported having arrived at Bar
Harbor. They commenced arriving much
earlier this year than last and the prospect
is favorable for a greater rush than has
ever been known there before.
| Nearly all the boats of the I'll .Y.
Club were down the bay" sailing, the
Fourth. There was a good breeze blowing
all day, aud they say" that Fisk's Little
Nell" did some fine sailing, as well as other
boats Of the Club.
Geo. W. circuit OF Franklin was
drowned on the morning of the let at Nc
indoe's Falls. VI. He was tending a
sluice, and by some means fell In aud was
carried through the sluice. At last &C.
counts his body had not been recovered.
Those who attended the dedication of
the Masonic Temple al Belfast from this
city speak in the highest terms OF the man
ner In which the exercises were conducted.
They say the Belfast masons are royal en-.
tertainers and len nothing undone that
could add 10 the pleasure OF the occasion.
The trial OF Calvin Sargent was com
pleted on Thursday and resulted 10 his &C
qultial. He was Immediately rearrested
on another charge and was bound over 10
the Oct term Of Court In the sum OF $500.
by judge wiswell. Failing to secure bond.
be was committed to jail.
/ The Boston Comedy Company closed
lis engagement here on Friday night. The
| play was Uncle Toms Cabin" The Hall
WAS well filled and the audience appeared
TO be well pleased with the performance
Mr.. Weber, the manager. promises to re-
turn here 10 Oct. when his company will
doubtless receive patronage due TO its mer-
Is.
A son Of Rev. J. II. Mooers met with
an accident st Franklin on the 4th. While
standing near the stage stable, piece of
earthern pipe with which the chimney wa.
| Aotpcu Oul bOecucI ANU
striking him on the head and cutting him
severely. Fesrs were entertained that he
Was seriously injured, but we are happy 10
learn that he is around all right.
Two large bay-ricxs, tastefully
trimmed with evergi Gems and comfortably
accom- modated with seats. each drawn by
four horses, were seen quite early on the
morning of the Fourth going towards the
country, loaded to their utmost capacity
with people, old and young. who seemed
bent on having q good time. On one of
these was the following inscription -
Were bound 10 leave the city or bust -
Work on the large number Of mines 10
this county is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. Both the silver mines
10 Sullivan and vicinity and the copper
mines in BIuehill are yielding a much rich
er quality OF ore as they go down. This
leaves no doubt In the minds of experience
i. ed miners that these mines are equal II
/ not superior to the richest found in the
west.
The Fourth was passed very quietly 10
this city. Some went to Belfast, some to
, Rocklsud. some down the river for sail