Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-08
State News.

State News.
The ice hl- gone ont Of the Kcnncbcc
and vessels are moving up the river
The wages Of the limcburncr, Of Rock
land have been increased from - To = p
per day.
$ T. Woodward, residence at Bath
va. DESTROYED BY fire FRIDAY Lo,, >}pp
Partly insured
The hagi'.l s"eir's ut Wc,, Warcrillc
-Nt.est 10 secure the services Of Rev. +. H.
Blake Of Cherry field.
The shock Of an earth quake was iclr al,
Fort Fairfield and Mlry~,. lie between . .,.a ,
O'Clock Saturday moru.u..
IT., rry,.acu, IA, nominated Charlie,
t. larrlhec Of Maine. a-en, fir the Indian,
at an agency IN Indian Territory
Capt. Eos, and two children recently
from Maine, SICK with naiignau, diphrh.rla.
were quarau,ined in New York. W,,uc,.
day,
lion lsn.a, Il March Of Bclfi>-. a
we'll known LAWYER and recently Judge of the
police court, died Thursday after a lingering
Illness. aged >iNty nine wears.
The house and furniture If Alfred Ben
ton, ia Denmark. were entirely DESTROYED
~ fire Thursday morning Loss = 500 .
insured 500. The cause ~ The fire. /, ,.r.
known
-huiu, Prince u Turner, with Horace
Chase. was driving in Auburn Thursday,
=, '.'' II """A '"o"!l- h''H hrh
prin.,. ,,. L,It,. r,-,,,-.t
i'',.''' ''''N''; Young man twenty
r., ~ AZ VS. "''""'" a. ti'fi'N'''
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49, go u 'P"'''' 'ht gun r.
-o'.'''' 'o"''- nl"' "'r'''AI" ana perhaps
''.'','H '''''' '''t WAFER "1> o"!, ABOUT
- '''' yep
Al! "a" Lewiston cotton malls are run
Uni. ,'''' 'i'''...'.'iH AZ ~ utmost ''P'-''N'
anu III some h'''''',> are ""TNinS over
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.,'-,n '', III o, ~ Nc'" 'hr h1FAcF N.-.
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Mr. ''-'>' "''N ""'H ever Gone hN
'''' ''''''
-he'. EDWARD Nathan harr's. who's"
dt'f" occurred Tee'ni'N AZ Germantown. "a.
,,.h'ri" l"' many wears as minister IN
Ca.4!-, la''por', Pembroke and last Ma
T''i''' rs WI 'I,h n 'Fh" aiiiN' ). :.
"a. ~ ''' ~" I''l'I' heN. i'a''H
i'.'', - '''' =. vac '''''I'1n P'o,'t'F' Oh
- i'Y' - 'i' 80" - ''Pu+t" 'H 'i'
49, az .'y ~ o' 'It'''''' ana '-S''i 20
- 4 l'''''5,'.''- r. Consequently re-
M '''c 'i'o'o-'''' SEMINARY y NJ
Senator HamAn has been greatly con
gfatuItJth on the confirmation OF William
u. Hubbard, OF Bangor, as census >r;ptl-
VISOR. Senator Pendl"tnn, Chairman Of the
committee ou the census, had reported
sgalnst the confirmation Of Nr. Hubbard on
political grounds, but Senator llaml!n, per
sonal popularity enabled him 10 secure dem
ocratIc votes enough, with the aid OF the re
P'''''' us ~ ''''''iii' '''c ii'h''""''"h'
u lev days ago l.. &. Pattsi., constable
OF "mslow who a,ea own, d blacksmith
sLup, seized some liquor at the depot which
vas taken from him by force By parties
claiming the same. \ warrant va, immcdi-
ateiy procured for assault FRIDAY nigh, the
blacksmith shop of Mr.. Pattcn was broken
INTO and tools and other prGpvrtv taken
therctrom- Two granite posts Belonging to
~. - t'Glh were also DESTROYED ana otncr
rascdlity committed
The well known CLERGYMAN Roy IA
ward +. Gutter. of Belfast died At Charlie
ton. South Carolina on Satnr1ay rho J-,b
ult.. Of malarial fever. He was On bis way
home from Florida, accompanied N M, wifr
and daughter. where Ne has bAep sniour,;,,,
since Christmas. lie was born in Portland
January % $50. and consequently was a
little more than 90 Years old at the time Of
his death. He graduated at Bowdoin Col
lege in 1928, and a. indoyr. Theological
Seminary IN 1891. He was ordained to the
pastoral charge Of the First church in War
rem, May, 5. 1888. He afterwards edited the
Christian Mirror for while. He was a
trustee OF Bowdoin College at the time Of
his death.
The following are the new amendments
of officers al the prison. so far AZ they have
been made by Warden Morse; ncruty War.
den. \. ]. Butler. OF Thomaston Clerk. J
L.. Cutler, Of Dexter: Commissary, Mr.,
Northey, of No. whitefeld; Overscer of
carriage shop, Augustus Alden, of Hanp-
Putnam of Thnmastou. Assistant ovcr.a.-