Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-05
State News.



despatch was sent yesterday CIhursday
from foxcrofs to Minneapolis. MiDn-. or,i-
eriug the arrest OF the notorious fraud.
Sieadman. Who il supposed Ia be ia that
city Late news settles ia. point oi bis
previous matrimonial connections. sni Il
l. now positively known that hc has wife
and two children la the Provinces. aud
possibly two wives. The unfortunate
young lady At foxcref whom he 80 grossly
deceived aud married. i nov satisfied that
he j. an imposteT. aud has bBTbed all hts
letters and Assumed her former name. She
has the sympathy of about every body
" here she i Anosu. aud there seems 90 BE-
NJ disposition on the part 81 her former
friends and ac9gAintabrcs - make the III
uatIon disAgreeAbie for her. IL il saHlthai
The Only reason WHY a namher OF the girls
over there I'D not D. the same thing that
she did. was bvcau.r they DID not have the
chance. Il j. hoped that q lesson will be
learned from thl. ~teaiman case. by
certain class 81 people who really ought
not g Dc cBsA,Sd by Anv such 'rAn.".'""'
There l. great deal 81 Interest mani
Tested IN the case by the people OF Dover
aud fOxctofl. aud Ne rcsi, believe e
would hot ~ present De cxpcdicui - bring
Siesdman nearer - those town, than BAa-
gor jail
Mr.. Israel e Hale was thrown from
wagon la Bfidgion. Friday, breaking her
arm and rib
-JOseph ". Cofln's house la Columbia,
Wa burned Thursday. The household
goods acre mostly lost. Insured tor 500
loss. sl=cO.
Blake, the murderer, who Was pardon
Ell oy the Governor recently. has been APP
pointed overseer In the same department
where he has always been since his first
confinement
Judah D"lano of Friendship cut BIZ.
throat With a common pockei-knife on Fri
day morning lie ls quite an aged man.
and has been partially d-ranged the past
few weeks. lie cannot recover
Worcester sam. who il will be remem-
bered WAS wanted by Detective Virgin Tor
The Dexter Bank robbery aud murder OF
Cashier Barron, was seen in Brooklyn
few days ago bat eluded pursuit
The company of cadets formed In
Rockland among the school boys, ha. re-
ceiyed from the State a supply OF rifles and
accoutTemcnts. They are drilling under
the instruction OF MIR. A. d. Biackington.
The cheese factories 10 Houlton are
doing u good business this season. The
Houiton factory receives about 1900 pounds
of milk per day, and the NicAerson factory
100 pounds. sufficient to make about eight
cheese per day.
A dispatch from New York states that
the body OF Capt. Henry Fisher. OF kttery
Point, mate OF schooner Union Flag, OF
kittery. missing since Sunday. the 18th
ult., was found in the North River. Foul
play is suspected.
The effort OF the Savings Bank 10 sell
the Kelley & Wadsworth wharf and store
at Calais last week, Monday. resulted In
the wharf being purchased by MurchIe Il
Sons for sl,425; snd the store BY l. Ii.
Nickerson for sll05.
The Maine Red Granite Company at
Red Beach, are abou; to construct a large
scow 10 serve as kind Of floating wharf
! for the purpose Of enabling the steamer 10
| take In and discharge freight for the COM
| papy al any time OF tide.
There is growing feeling anon.
many hard money democrats that they
have long enough acted as the tail to the
greenbAck kite. Thousands OF them 10
Maine will act with the republican party 10
the coming campaign. Augusta Journal
! The house and barn of Dorcas Hsrdi-
| son, between Caribou and Pressure Isle
were burned May 9th. Loss 5000; no in
surance. Oliver X Hardison's farm imple-
ments were also destroyed. Loss $1,000 :;
10 insurance. Fire was caused by burning
woods.
-Orris G.. son of S. Otis Hoyt, of East
Maciiias, went to bed apparently well
Monday night last week. and died about
fosr O'Clock Tuesday morning. Dif1cult
breathing attracted the attention OF the
family but no danger WAS anticipated. The
| doctor called il case OF diphtheria.
Mr.. George w. Gorham died NJ his
residence in Bangor Thursday morning,
after an illness OF several weeks, ai the age
| of Go years. The deceased WAS well known
among the manufacturing and business
men Of Bangor. He was foreman of the
Hinckley Egery Iron Co, aud has been
connected with that establishment ever
since its commencement.
Governor Connor's Council for the
years 1876, TITS are TO have a reunion SEES
sion At the Augusta House In Augusta, on
Tuesday. June 10, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All
the members are living with the exception
| Of One-Hon. George Warren Of West
brook,-and all will be present at the ses-
sion, numbering fourteen. II Is expected
tina, there will be q banquet, speeches, and
| the like.
The waterville Nail says that Colby
University student named French, profess.
ed last year to have received beQuest Of
e75,O 600 from deceased uncle, on which
be would only get interest for lew wears.
This report gave him plenty Of credit which
he freely used. He then brought to town
young lady he Introduced Is his sister, but
whom he Afterwards married. and the two
set up housekeeping aud taking boarders
This made further calls upon bis credit.
His conduct at last brought him To corner.
and his dead uncle, II he ever had one, was