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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
THE SAN FRANCISCO SENSATION.
SnhSidence Of the Excifemenf

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-A San Francisco dis
patch from Senator Sharon says the excitement
In this city has entirely subsidized and there is
no apprehension OF violence and asserts that
1t is much regretted by all that political discus
sion should have passed the bounds OF legiti-
mate argument, and degenerated into personal
abuse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
New York Grecnbackers.

UTICA, n. Y, August 2S-The state commit
tee OF the greenbackers, In its session this
morning, agreed upon James s. Graham, of
Rochester, for temporary chairman, and Dan
lei Haley, OF Hornellsville, and J. Fl. Costello,
mtttee Is now endeavoring to enect compro-
mise between the three New York factions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

AMONG the new cases reported by the How
ards is Willie woodward, 20 years OF age. He
the bluff with companions, singing an aria from
"PfnafOre." He was taken sick at the stomach.
A high fever set In Immediately, and he had 70
Walk.-INentpki& Letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

A BIGAMIsT SENrENCED.-Charles A. Carl,
who is known to have four or five wives in dit
1erent parts OF the country, pleaded guilty at
Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, TO the charge OF
nl9amy and false pretense, and was sentenced
10 pay fine OF 5000 and undergo Imprisonment
In the penitent1ary for three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

FEVER FIGURKs.-There were ten deaths from
yellow fever at Memphis yesterday, and twen-
ty-two new cases. Gen. John b. Hood and his
daughter Lydia, aged ten. are down with yellow
fever In New orleans. Ninety-fve deaths from
yellow fever occurred In Havana, Cuba, during
last week, being decrease OF 1--WE as Compared
with those OF the pevtOus week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

POLITICS IN THE CHEROKEE ENATIoN.-Advices
from the Cherokee nation show the election OF
BuShyhead and Adair's yarty as principal and
assistant chiefs. Ross and Thompson are beaten
four TO one. Bushyhead and Adair are both
half breeds, highly educated, favorable to ub-
eral laws, and opposed to maintaining large and
expensive delegations at Washtngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
Accident and Fire,

PITTsTON, Pa, August 2S.-Thos. Williams, or
W1lkesbarre, while standing in the carriage
company's new shaft here to-day, was struck
by large piece Of falling lumber and Instantly
killed.
An lncend1ary f1re at Plymouth early this
morning destroyed Turner Brothers large barn
and its contents. -Four horses perished In the
f1ames Loss 81, 600; no Insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
The Oujcke.t Passape.

NEW YORK, august 2s.-The steamer Glen
hnlas, which arrived here to-day, from Shang-
nal, made the passage from Annoy, where she
touched. in fifty -one days and eleven and a-half
hOurs-the quickest time on record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

$500 OF STOLEN MONEY RECoyERED.-Wm.
K. Bell, receiving clerk OF the American and
Kansas Pacifc Express office, In Kansas City.
Mo-, received two $1,000 packages fo0 wichita,
a few days ago, and, It is alleged, Appropriated
them, and accompanied by woman OF respect
able connections departed for 81. Louis. From
there he shipped by express s, $50 TO Trent0n,N.
that amount has been recovered, and the prob
abilities are that Bell win be arrested In day
or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

DEATH FROM WATERMELON SKEDs.-We learn
Walnut township, died on Tuesday OF last
week. He had been sick several weeks and
after his death post-mortem examination was
made, when it was discovered that a numher
OF watermelon seeds were lodged In his sfom
ach and had become hardened infn q hmm
During his illness he occasionally vomlted m
failed.-[Grard (Kansas) Press. 'A-' 0"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
Valuable H0rxes Poisoned

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 2s.-Frank Slavin's
trotter, " Filecutter," and her colt, the two
vailed at 81, 500, were poisoned this morning by
Paris green malicfOuSly mixed with their food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
The Aged Man Who Skinned Cyrus
W. Field

lB8It1mOre Gazette
1t Is estimated that Tilden's popularity has
increased In New York to the extent of about
$4,000 votes since it leaked out that he skinned
Cyrus w. Field In q business transaction. Mr.
Field has been removing epidermis from unsus-
pect1ng business men all his life, and 1T is real
pleasure to know that he has at last been nipped
by an aged man with one defective visual orb,
paralyZed arm, and voice so weakened by
usage that he can scarcely make himself under
stood when he invites bis neighbors to take
something
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

POuGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August 2S.-Patrick
Ftnnelly, OF New York, was run over and cut to
pieces last night at Cold Springs, by train on
the Hudson river railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
BOOnls Barred.

fOhicsgo Tribune.l
John Sherman'S fences are so thoroughly re-
paired that no other bo0ms can get Into the
state OF Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
LETTERSFR ON TR8 PEOPLE.
baggage Delivery-Another Exam

Editor Stcr:-Iast week a lady from Cleve-
land arrived in this city by the b. ana p. r. R.
on business with the Pension Office. The Nc.
Clintock man was asked the charge for delivery
OF one trunk, and answered tcrty cents, but de.
clfned to receive the amount, saying "pay af
the house." on arrival at the house fffv cents
was exacted and paid r. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

A CONSTABLE KILLED.-At Fort Thomas Ari-
Zona, Wednesday, Deputy Constable Hines,
was killed while trying to arrest j. B. Collins,
merchant. A party OF nine men from Sanford
nave Collins, his clerk and Justice Mann in
CUSTODY. Fears are entertained for their safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
Nr. Ttlden Purchases a Country

NEW YORK, August 2s.-It is stated that Mr.
seat "Greystone," near Yonkers, in Westches
ter county, OF which he has held lease during
the present summer. The sale includes the
mouse and about ffty-fve acres OF grounds.
The place Is mile and half above Yonkers,
fronts on Broadway and extends back to the
Hudson. 1t cost $32O, 900 and its purchase for
$lbO,000 Is regarded by real estate men as q
great bargain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

BULLET HOLE IN HIS HEAD.-A man was
found with bullet hole In his brain on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road, near Perrymansville, yesterday, and a
negro and Irishman are suspected OF the MUIR
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
Guilty Of Forgery.

POCGHKEEPsIB, NY, August 2s.-Samuel H.
Palmer, formerly Poughkeepsie drug dealer,
was to-day found guilty OF forgery in the third
degree, and sentenced to four years In Sing
Sing prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

Two MEN ASSAsSINATED.-Samuel II. Penn.
bertOn and VIM. Roberts, while returning from
Gallattn, ILL.,, TO their homes, near Walpole.
were waylaid, Tuesday, and assasSinated Penn.
berton had been to Gallattn to take charge OF a
law suit, and while there had difllculty with
parties interested in the suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
tg Used for over Is years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and London, and
superior all others for the PROMPT cure OF ali cases
Oh diseasee recent or of lon9 standing.
where oct29 ,th&sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

GEORGE w. JONES, formerly United States
Senator from Iowa, has been forced by poverty
to seek nomination for sheriff of Dubuque
county. lie Is 50 years DID,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

PHILADELPHIA WORKINGMEN-A large meet
ing OF 1ourneymen shOemakers was held In
Philadelphia last night. The course OF the
mayor and the local press towards the work
ingmen was condemned, and Kearney's name
was applauded when referred to by the speak
erS. 4 strike for HIGHER WAGES Ia meditated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL locomotive
belonging to the Lackawanna Iron and Coal
Company jumped from the track near Scran-
ton, Pa. yesterday, and was precipitated over
an emhankment distance OF thirteen feet.
John BlackwOod, chief engineer OF the COM
pany, and Daniel Vaughn, a brakeman, were
Killed. and several others slightly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
CURE BY ABSORPTION
"S A p A n UL E."

The great External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by Natural Method
Used In Sponge or Foot Bath, II Immediately Be
Heyes Pain and Soreness Of Body and Limb from
Ghrfever carae II Also brings refreshing coolness
nd destroys offensive perspiraton. II II the only
Lotion offered to the public to be used through the
Bath
Mrns. Scslds, Bruisee Sprans, Sores Piles, Boils,
ChiIblsins, Bunione, COINS. &C Cures al Eruptive
disorders Of the Skin, leaving It smooth and soft
cause, immediately relieved and permanently cured
by usina "SAPANULE" In Foot Baths.
the most delicate organism. and can be used with
perfect safety by AZ Reoommended ny PaEncsns ,as
snd and relief.
Eatisfsction guaranteed or money refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

WE WILL SELL SLATE MANTELS CHEAPER
w than any Northern Manufactures. and -.
our customers have the largest line Of styles -
to select from. We have kept our full force ii
Of mechanics at work all through the winter. 20
and now have $50 MAntels In stock.
ENGLISH TILE for hearths, vestibules and deco
rative work.
Sole Aysncy OF the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT.
TIE RURTIs HOT BLAST FURNACE ia deci.
dedly the best furnace We ha0Dve used,
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
PLUMBERS, 10,
3I7 9Th st. N.sc.s
je7-lstptr Washington, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

eWAt Wholesale In Washington by 6TOTT b
CROMWELL. 4S0 Pennsylvania ave. NV. m3l-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

THE CONTRACT for photolithographing the
current work of the Patent Office has been
awarded to Norris Peters, of Washington. The
Graphic company and the American Photolith-
Cgraph were competitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

ARMY ORDRRs.-Leave of absence for one year
on surgeons certificate Of disability is granted
1st Lieut.. W. V. Wolfe, I'd infantry. Leave for
six months is granted 1st Lieut.. j. j. Clagae,
18th fnfanty. Capt. j. w. Roder, 4th artillery,
Fortress Monroe. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, S339, $50 49, customs, s731, 1852.
SECRETARY SHERMAN Is expected to return to
the city next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

Price Soc. and u Der Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY. PROPS,
235 Broadway, ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

GONE TO PIEcEs.-Signal corps station at
Atlantic City reports to the chief signal officer
at $40 D. m as follows:-" Schooner Flora Cur
tbs, before reported, went to pieces this flood
tide
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24

0GeH Otemabtev Dec @arbe lpeia nGdbt
NIT eaGtttn. Cure Raietit verfpvaGen
mir, ID (cne ntiG StneR fpelCeR, 70 war's
abSema&t nab tn DeFtgaWen auf
SRr WOrt @ivs, Sin ID tsreegem.
men,"
sDa tGa eans Tett b. StMaam, Ieae
eos GOaSert tier nebeR mid |" la9te Der
&atler. ~llnN RMn IeSe Dcine @aGtn
ab, rtelH SravrT, uEb made DiE'O BE-.
qIitm bel EifNc."
3G4 eineenumnaeReF @atltfit ktnG
ber GrsaaDter wiebet e6bel unb ga.
trcHtof@e um, Raem ltlR Oeweer unb
pralfntiEte Gum atfAieb.
.RuH, ntetR IEeHnb, tat Cir'SAe
fHmedtF fraShe RapettDn.
80 Ia, Stre !" InaF blt Gmewort, ,.o6.
GO elm bIceeF GtuteEhtt FUate ntAt an
beE Iafel fttAsS &dtftte lpelten."
..ata | Id Ssratpt DID |" lasts Na.
poIe0n. n@OtIaR bean, 10 ernenne
DID ;nm Ritter bsr 6egenlsalon uHD
lun eieaitndni III ntttIier Oarbe."
oS& baRGe soR Sct1tR Glrt!" evwte.
Rerte bet Sctb0t, nab rRtftFnte a& mit
BEN Nufe ,,Ge Ieee Dec Ratftt!"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24

gtn GGdftr ltttrFRonheltr NIT etner
gerlt&erunse.@ @eGtafAaIt weaen 1crNA.
erdRs vUn Uhttrn. welHe lfN aaf rinrnl
a6erfdntsea S&iHt Refanbsn. 9encr
6te ltntrrEanblnnetn NttMbisG rorrn.
erfubr CT. Nos hos SGiF nnteSses0nssn
fd. CT f&rieb fUfUrt an Die 0eItG.
f&aft:
"Sreunb @enn Du bic Nciitt nstb
Mot OusseaelIt EaR. 70 trau@a Du 60
rtAt 90 tHun, 6enR tN R0bs BON benz
S&tfe Uerncmrten."
"OR" fdSsn bic gsrilettAhAO- -asen.
ten, rs;rier f4tGus Sarfdt tUia uMS nnt
&c yrdmie trtnsen." unb fe ttfribrTtrR
BEN nudIer: speint Brief fam eine
tolte StunSe id lSat 6thn GeIne 80.
lice ivat Sttette f&Nn ausseasat mora
ben::"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24

NeGfthbts S4uRerstftae Gtn etllen.
btt 8anbwerssbarf&e btttet unterse e6RtaR
um etneA 9sRFpfeants.
@uts6efbes @aS @ctTrmNet &amb-
wtreseasiAf TtAtbrubcr WCase er ia.
ssn7 GEO f&eiAt ttiF, Gt Itst aGle GetMr
&upfermGntca tR ietneE aGft AM. benn
bic sIetAt ctnrHa wdRTtA &apfttNeFowc.
ge.
S6aRtts ga, 70 slR aRSerfA6mttr
@aaa, wW SIs huh, n mir fAon Ianse
nt&s mtRv beaesnet. So tabe Ia mid
noe IIt uua Sore @elAdlaedAAtleAtR.
ketteR befamnttFt. llebttekne GOmmen
SHvt tOeRen aueen nab 0tt VeuriseO
@eR4t Sswtb Aidbt SUAi GaGtEtEtngeR
kcg.
Gatsttfeer fItF BAT tr ttnen DreGer
far FttRt GrUteelt an6 wenn eE metnem
1a&bas. Ger cine 3IIebsl, pse bic SOn.
ne, im @tR&te prthmtTGst, ii6 ais IRA.
itnbtuett" SptaeHt Mnb tRR 70 dTsert,
bab CT sen gum 4aaie pEnauswIrft,
IanR &C BON Httr lten Eealtr abbOs
lEns
G4uRer: @eTbe SeTfuGtn, bic Sebn
IpaIEr ju rEyAteaca
(Helm Ra&saf.D
GGufer @6kht bltF Bet URtsbeiSer
SroHmtier wenR idt FrastA tark.
Srbtmeter Mufuwdttrns Mas nun.
lGen tsie.
s4uRer: at! sH iAb pUsl urtn
9rabct ftGbR.
GrebmeteE: Str gtibsrs EdfEt mir
gar nid9t etn. Safe mar etnrn Hruber
auf GtbeR unb blsfts tbUent Ia her Stabt
ais Absrtdk
SGnRrv RelR StAett lRb GIe beds
SsTsletAta Ste hlr MaIeSs lwet aupfer.
berSptrte tm GeRAte, btRa rerben Gte
ll6 fcsletG Bon uAnitEGt GlatsuerwanN-
iA0ft iber1ru0tn
SrbHmtlet: &tt tERpGrttnrnler euuh.
Rret&et. yoden gR il& fOelri4 fort!
66uRrr: Otne ben @ruherGue poR
Sbaen rrbaIltn % boben2
Srptnitttf: gain Geuftl nit SbneM.
-(@irft ton aus BEN 6aufi, b0 EOmuat
um bie G6t bee 6Aales Der erae Gate.
befieer uit nV4 etniSeR Sreaaben anb
rufen:l
SarOb, Spas st6t'S baG
Stuaer: @OIte metnen lleteR Hruo
Der teiii&eI, aRb bG Id itn auf ben Be
rtis unitTrr SlutsUerw0nbtf9aft ouf.
naertfem ina&tt. wtEft er MID ans
Sem &auit: Retne StrTen, ieten Gie
BefdGtSR S&iebSri4tsr. Setro&trn
Gle far bic MGtnli9tett uMItErr
Roitn, bonn UtrkeR Ste errui6 uidbt
jt6GtfelA; Nae MIR 9ra6er lint.
Ter S&aRer erbtelt eine' 'GtRnhe CRl.
ter feline stRn 39aIer.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24
Ui@0 tnmftrtrtee Wemat0.
RGeaatI.

Scbr Summer entbaIt Il Si
tashei&r, f6tne ScIliSntte anb Elm tpIrrirtse
Dtt6. GO III Elm ousssJsi6aetts @artrn> Ra.
saSin, auf fetnsm Tapier sebrudt unb sr1r
SnfrrmdticH. yrsie 81 rs idbrIi+; finf gr>
smrIare $500. Sn eeutf&sr unb rnaIif6r
Srra&e stbru6t.
Bid'S DIumen> Gemafesar>
Ten, SO GeHtS brU%irt $1.6o in tIssauier
2tiaranb.
0tTs Vrets lbs 500 MtsHouussn
nHr 2 GeniS.
@brrfT're: Saraed, SO4eRer, 81. D.:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24

HALE'S
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND fAR
.-... q, btit t.-
@aatM; challenges, 6riVps, NeiTrrasIt
&tQwRRaSssf@wGvOews fOwte 9S0eAsVf.S
Gaftr6Arsn. GS6 $HI0eWGetAeH,
werAS Sie %OTGAWFsg Der
&tSas0TmuO RRb.
1hise unfettbare TVtascI NeReRt GuS Asm SsRie
keS wsiseH ARhsrns, peI6er nit 3beeThaIfaai. bes
auO heR glarfe Der Abies balsameA eepenneR Hisk,
lR henaske 4eTbtnhune eebTa&t wcTeen u.
Der Hsate ees AnbernS Hubert unb eetit
eHe SrrltatteKeR nnh GHtyhnkansea, r6kreHb bee
fRbrtnteH 9nftweet FslntDt nAb heiIt. Ganf Eeftfl
bHttaten baIteH De perf&ebeneR Cseane tdbI feuGt
Hn0 IR aeiaatev Dere0una. .edei Gu& hwr@ eetA
ggEarkhel baron abpalteH RieeS AeFTIle GetImttteI
Staee tiGteea arlteS, reI&er bduit U&trene ietneS
IaRedbrietR praTie tGuIenhen SeR weenI&eK bG0
9eeeR eeretttt bat, ~ perlh&eR.
NJ. ID. Der 9eettballGm bot reeer aHIeR Oes
f&mG6 ae4 @eFu&. %, a.,,t
yFsis 80 Gsnts uMS Sf Sss SEafAt:
aVdn fpari. pesa man srses Sial4sa taaft.
ANite'S 9rOpfen~ RMrirem 3abns
f&n1er3et In elmer Mfimute.
d Sa ssrs0nita bei Gusu DrussiRtn: .
O.. 90. GriHeMtOt, Gisassaaer. n. o.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24

GtA @tfRunat, Der neatt& etne RetIe
th6Gs 9natrt v6n AfrtIa unternUmmen
tasts, faMe tiCs 10 @eileR Don Der Gi.
ttta seCnt, etn tithIts, eefanbee alima
d. stne SeS6lIeruns Sen roesr GESilila.
tion, bte 60 Straanb. Gifen 30 fGnttISen
anb barnMs @aFen u. @erdt6e verfertl-
cen. Ste setSen fldb bertit. drlattGe
SeHrsr autsr ii& auhunesn,en.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-24
Sict's sSluiiienftb-er

I'm D aEfscHrs sirrtrIidsrIi6ee SeurndI, frip
lluii irt. rnfbdIf ein fa5nee TaFbieee SIwer
.okIEu init hrr erjfen RUnme. aur
Is ese i6hrIit. Die erfe q fur
s7' "a DeufF& Hae easIiiH 10 fOstsH r>
aerriFUs 9amee bid, RO&saT R.S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

Hon. DANIEL +. DAVIS. Republican
candidate for Governor, aud GIN.
GREEN b. RAuM, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, will speak in HAN
COCK HALL. MONDAY EVENING NENT,
commencing at o'clock.
1t IS anticipated that delegations
will be present from all parts OF the
County, and that it will be the largest
political gathering we have had so far
in the campaign.
The LITTLE CoRroRAL" will make
but two speeches in this County, one
being in Buc ksport, Saturday, and the
other in Ellsworth. Monday evening
all, therefore, who wish to see and
listen to the man who is TO be the
next Governor of Maine will do well
10 be present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

Nothing. particularly Interesting. has
occurred here since my last. Our hotel Is
full. our business apparently prosperous
aud fast Increasing, money plenty aud
every body In good spirits.
The same may be said OF Gould,boro
The " Home" Silver Mining CO. was form
ed at Ellsworth yesterday, With +. X.
Moulton OF New York. as Pre- sident, and
Col. Francis BOYD OF Boston. Treasurer
Directors. Francis Boyd, +. X. Moulton.
and +. Worcester, Jr. Capital, 500, 900 !;
shares, $40 each. The machinery for
the .Gouldsboro" Silver Mining Co. has
arrived aud will be in place and operating
next week. The ore of the '.Gouldsboro"
Co. is improving, both in quantity and
quality.
The "Cherryfeld' Mine is struggling
hard 10 take the lead aud Is showing a solid
vein l6 Inches In width, of metal. assaying
about seventy ounces OF silver per ton As
an average, IL is indeed, hard 10 beat.
The telegraph between sullivan aud
Franklin, will soon be completed. the poles
are fast being pat In place aud everything
necessary for completion, il ready and
here. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

00ekspOrs.
The Republicans OF Bucksport will
raise their campaign flag on Wednesday
evening. Clesyes Of Portland, with other
speakers will be present
As soon rs the necessary changes can
be made, our post master will have more
commodIons quarters. The Office when
completed will occupy the whole of tho
lower floor OF the Sway building. and not
a portion of Il as formerly. This arrange
ment will give light and airy room for
the Office. with a large and commodlous
lobby with a good entrance
Miss Dora Wiley has gone to Boston
and entered upon her engagement with
Rice's Eyangelne Company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

The Prince Imperial is not yet. it ap-
pears. finally buried. The coffin lies in a
temporary chapel open TO view, sur
rounded by the insignia Of the Legion Of
Honor which The lad wore when alive. and
by numerous crosses. wreaths. etc given
by the Queen and Royal Princess on the
day of the funeral. Ladies dairy bring
wreaths and heap them up outside OF the
grille, behind which the remains lie The
odd part OF the matter to an American Is
that the whole sffair-coffin. crowns crosses
and all is exhibited to the public. from
three to five daily, at charge Of a shilling
head, children hall price.
DIR. Edwin d. Morgan. Jr., son of ex-
Gov. Morgan, died at Saffield, Conn, FRI
day.
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Aug 10


Rev. Mr.. Goodenough OF Belfast.
preached tor the Universalist Society at
their church on the hill, last sabbath. He
will also preach next Sabbath-both fore
noon, afternoon aud evening.
A lad years Of age, (son of a Mr..
Sargent who has lately moved into our viii
lage,l was drowned last Wednesday. He
had been at play at the dam with other
lads. but remaining afterwards alone he
accidentally fell in. His hat was soon
found. The next morning his body was
recovered by Isaac Grindle.
Capt Barber gave sn excursion from
CROSS wharf laN Friday, with his new
and elegant excursion steamer City Of
Bangor" to NorthPort, sc. a goodly
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A Schooner Run into and Sunk.

WILMINGTON. Del. Au- 70.
Daring the storm AT Delaware Bay yes
t,rday large three ns>ted schooner was
rt.n into aud sunk By an ocean steamer
bound tor Philadelphia, while of New Cas-
tie. /, = feared some Il the schoouer's
crew we're lost s. she went down In four
minutes. the sea running high.
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crowd filed his steamer, attended by the
Orland Band. They had q beautiful day.
and the trip was success in every way.
The gathering a, the North Castine
Camp Ground is to be large one this year.
aud is surely proving q success. Only
the exien Mt OF the grounds aud the magni
tude OF the venture.
We have rumors OF q silver mine In
orlanj. We hope sol We must hnd one
for town In Hancock County that has no
mine is behind the times. Surely, we should
have one when some towns have dozen.
MEpfCUs
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The Gale al Newport.

PRoVIprNCE, X. J.. Aug. ~
During the gsir n Newport nearly thirty
sal boats were suHA or damaged The
yachts Nanderer aud Maliel Of the New
YORK squadron went ashore bat will prob
ably be hsul,d OF. The steam yacht Ia
pertinent OF Boston. the yacht Plot and
another Newport yachi We're sunk At the
wharf. The yacht Junietts Of Providence
ana the Undlne fooled and were badly
damaged. The schooner :. \ Smith OF
New Bedford bound east with pig iron was
driven ashore near Slouington.
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Nj A Il RI ED

Ensworth-Aug. IA, by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Mr., Albln ii. Carlisle and Miss Mary A. Moon,
both OF Ellsworth.
Aug. Is, by the same, Mr.. George w.
Gard and Abbie L. Garland, both of Ellsworth
Aug. IS, BY the same, Mr.. Oscar Staple,
and Miss Dora Moore, both Of Ellsworth.
Aug. IL, Mr.. Moses Hodgkins and Mrs.
Mary Vincent, both Of Ellsworth
sedgwlek-Aug. ii, by Rev. Jos. ii. Taylor,
Rev Charles Ii. Tantor Of Weare, n. H., and
Miss Augusta Billings of sargentyille.
BrookiIn-Aug. II, by Rev. +. S. Fish, Mr.
Rodney W. smith and Miss Jennie L. Her
rick, both Of Brooklin.
Treinont-Aug. /, by Rev. b. r. Stinson
Capt Elias Rich and Mrs. Lydia T.. Mcdonald,
both OF fremont
Milbridge-Aug. 10, by Rev. II. NJ. Eaton,
Mr.. Ninai ID. Wass aud Miss Laura A. p lum-
mer, both Of Milbridge.