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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The Committee on Commerce have ord
cred the draft of resolve. - instruct the del
egaluH n Congress 20 present - that hod,
that the East River bridge, New YORK. X 4
nuisance and an obstruction 20 nav igatlon.
The Committee ON Legal Affairs voted 10
report a bill. an pa, % amrnd chapter III
public laws of 1872 relatiE. ID suiJ. u!tul,-
ing tax titir> thai petitioners for a telegraph
and telephone line from Bar llarbor 10 Els
worth have leave 70 withdraw the same re-
por, on q petition 10 restore the Common
Council Of Augusta; on all order Ill reference
to actions 10 behalf of The State. legislation
inexpedient
The Finance Committee reported an APP
preparation bin fur interest. sink ing fund.
etc, and expense ID part for tho support Of
the Government. amounting to >l0i3 900.
The Committee on Towns voted to refer
TO the next Legislature the petition Of j. r.
Mallett to bc set off from Lee to VIM also
to sct off J. q. Record from CRYSTAL planta-
ton; to incorporate Woodland plantation
INTO town; also to incorporate Mapeton
plantation into town; on the petition OF Ed
mund I. Stewart to be set off from Bridy-
ton Village, leave to withdraw; same report
on the petition OF the city Of Portland for
new division of city lines. The committee
voted @ adjourn finally
The Commi;tcc on Insane Hospital gave
hearing on the subjec; of providing new
accommodations for the insane, bv the en-
largement Of the Insane Hospital They APP
pointed a subcommittee to consider the sub
jet, and then made ,isit to the hospital, to
examine il.
The Judiciary Committee had under con
sideration AN amendment of the Insolvency
law. 50 as to make it apply TO corporations
as well as individuals. Decision postponed
They voted to incorporate the Orchard Beach
Wharf and Steamboat Company.
The Porgie bill came again before the
Committee on Fisheries, O. ID. Baker APP
pearing for the porgie fishermen and c. VI.
Goddard for retaining the law. No decision
was reached.
AZ the request Of the Committee on State
Prison, Warden Rice appeared before
them and explained the wants and necessi-
ties of the prison.
The Committee on Wavs and Bridges
voted 10 amend tile law relating 10 the Gar
diner and Pi,tston bridge 50 that the bridge
may be made free By = majority vote of the
people. On the petition for a bridge from
Bailey's to Qrr's Island the committee will
report reference to the next Legislature;
same report on an order that counties assume
the liabilities and expense Of all bridges
across rivers. On the petition for bridge
across Georges River, from Warren to
Thomaston, bill granting the same will be
reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
Defending the Stea'.

Dr. Garcelon never opens hi, mouth ex-
oep, ~ PIT hi foot in ii. The reporter Of
the Lewiston journal gives the following re-
port Of Garcelon', speech at Fusion Rally
in Auburn SATURDAY. evening -
Dr. Garcclun vas first introduced. He at
once launched into his subject His re
marks consisted almost wholly Of a re-hash
Of his City Hall speech He commenced
hi speech by saving that if al the reports
about him were irus, he was the most in
corrigible scoundrei ON the face Of the earth.
The press from one end Of the country TO
the other have abused and scandalized me,
and even the pulpit has heaped abuse upon
me. IF those ministers who have been
preaching these political sermons are going
to Heaven, want to go to He'll" said the
Ex-Governor, spitefully shaking his fist.
DIR. Garcelon then commented on the Pratt
affidavit, and the charge that he must have
known that the returns had been opened.
when he assured the committee Of republi-
cans. November 18th. that no one had seen
the returns. DIR. Garcelon said that Pratt's
letter was written November 18th. and could
not have reached Augusta by mail from
Franklin county until November 18th. The
letter probably went TO Augusta on the same
tram that carried me. said he and therefore
j could not have seen il until after ] saw the
committee OF ex-goyernors. After referring
TO the cases Of Lewiston and Portland. the
doctor spoke of the A r. G. Smith case.
Said he there were a certain number of
votes for A X. G. Smith. a certain number
ioT A. X. {. Smith, certain number for A
Il. Smith. with another character that / defy
any one to decipher. certain number for
our friend Isaac 7. Hobson. and certain
number for Isaac Hobson. Now the law
and-eonstitution prescribed that the certifi-
cate should be issued TO the man having the
largest number Of votes. according to the
returns. Isaac I. Hobscn had the largest
number of any of the names returned. and
We accordingly issued the certificate TO him,
Fellow eitizens. was wrong in this
There were just four very faint cries of
mo" from various parts Of the hall.
DIR. Garcelon said that the Somerville ex-
posure was put-up job.
Mr.. Dingley said that the mob of republic
cans who called ON me on that seventeenth
Of November. consisted of three Ii con-
sisted of nearer three hundred
The action of the republicans during the
organization of the legislature. while ] was
reading the sacred oath of Office to them,
was in the spirit of devils incarnate. 1t was
the most disgraceful scene that has ever
been enacted this side of the nethemost pit
There have been epe or two things that
some of my friends have blamed me for.
One Of these is my asking the opinion Of the
Supreme Court did so for the purpose VI
ailaying public sentiment, not dreaming that
the Court would stuitify itself by going back
on its record. 1t was the duty of the Court
10 answer SIMPLY yea or nay to my questions.
Instead Of this, they made suppositious cases
of fact to build their answers upon Of
course. there was not much disposition to
regard such answers
We had no power to withdraw the certi6-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
Republican Victories.
They come from all Quarters.

Those who thought the attempt TO
steal the State would not be- rebuked at
the first opportunity should read the
series Of Republican victories won at
the Mauieipsl elcr.ion. hold on Moailay
last.
Portland elected a Republican Mayor
b, 1888 majority and carried FIVE of
the seven Wards for the Republicans
Last year the city elected Fusion May
o. by 10 majority.
Bath elected a Republican Mayor and
the same party carried all the seven
Wards. The chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee and many other
Democrats voted the straight Repubh-
can ticket.
Rockland elected Republican Mayor
and six of the seven Wards are Repub-
lican. Ward seven ran union ticket.
electing a Fusion Alderman and Repub-
lican Councilman. The Fusion Alder
man from Ward seven will he the sole
preventative Of the party in the City
Council.
Lewiston elected Republican Mayor
and four of the seven Wards arr Re-
publican.
Auburn. the home of the loud mouihed
Fogg. elected Republican Mayor and
four of the five Wards are Republican.
saco elected a Republican Mayor and
every Ward in the city is Republican.
Skowhcgau had the largest town meet
ing ever held there and Hiram Steward,
the = counted out /" Representative was
elected First >clcctman by iOl to lsG.
The Republicans also carried 10y good
malori;ic> Pennington. Gardiner. AT
gu>ta. kcnncbuuk, kennebunkpori. Frye
burg. Hiram. Gorham, Falmouth. Bridg-
ton. Dcering and Cape Elizabeth.
The town Of >iandi,h gave a Demo
cratic majority.
Thi- /, not very chccriu. record for
the Fusioui-,s. and shows that the iu-
teSriiy OF the plain people" ha, not de-
parted from them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
HOW '.DETECTIyE" FUSION MAJORITY III
TURNS WERE COUNTED.
Solid Information

From The Louisville Courier Journal DEM
II is our fixed opinion that. with a single
exception. the Democratic party can elect no
individual President Of the United States
this year. but Mr.. Tilden. That single ex-
ception is the candidate named by Mr. Til
den. Ii is our fixed opinion that we cannot
maintain ticket in the field six weeks. I'M
less il te headed or heartily supported BY
Mr.. Tilden. We NAV further state. Is within
our positive knowledge, that Nr. Tiidcn
docs noi seek the nomination. but that he Is
casting about saF Sqms one wka ma, lii the
burdens of the canvass tfgnl ijs shoulder
without sacrificing tlS p-..,. IL ic succeeds
in achieving the misfortune Of finding one,
the party will lose rather than gain BIZ the
transfer. General Grant will be the Re
publican nominee. His nomination is rev
oluiion. Speaking not fhoughtlessly but
Familiarity. Il means fight or foot race for
somebody. If We don't take Tilden We are
fools if We desert him We are towards. And
if it comes to a passage at arms, he, and
only lie, among Democratic leaders can set
squadron in tLe field. But. representing
none of the stupidit,es Of Democratic ex-
fremism, and-supported by the justice of the
case. magnifed, and by the conservative in
terests Of the North, which would know
themselves TO be safe with him--a fair count
in his favor could neither be brought up nor
trampled down; and should the worst come
TO the worst, he is the one Democratic lead
er Of 1877 who did not surrender at the first
FIRE,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The Wallace r. White Investigation,

The Wallace r. White Investigation was
continued Friday. with Mr.. White IN a,trn.
dance and the largest crowd of spectators
ever seen Il; hearing before a committee at
the State House. Messrs. Swan, Hartman
and >. q. White were present At the omen
lns ui the proceedings, the counsel Of Wal
iaoe X, White, Mr.. l.. f. Carleton. sum.
marily disposed oi the ouicry made in the
fusion papers about sitting investigation. by
requesting that Mr. J. O. White he pcr-
miitcd 20 tell his story in his own way. II
viii he Tccollccted that it was because the
committee ruled out Mr. J. O. Whites cyi
dcncc q the previous meeting that the cry
aboat sitting Investigation was raised 81
the opposition.
THIS Mr.. White and Mr. Swan were the
only two witnesses examined. Mr. White
told nothing specially new or important in
his story bat under the sharp cross examin-
alton Of Mr. Carleton he wa made 10 tell
that ne did not get votes enough to elcc,
him To q seat in the legislature. and il was
immediately after he came to Augusta IA
take $50 len seat % the House that his 1r-
tuous soul was narrowed up b, r,,rnnrs of
bribery and he helped 10 lead and be,ray his
cousin into bribery. a> he saws.
IN important point in this Mr. White,
testimony Is that in which he declares that
he saw large sum Of money in Wallace X.
hiis> pocket. the evening before the dnv
on which Swan alleges that the attempt va,
made y bride him. This. il il h. true. spoil,
That little story completely about Wallace
K. White going To Nj Blaine, the next
day, after he had made i bargain with swan
ART Hartman. prc~nmptrscly n gct TIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
THE AMERICAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1890

ca.es II we had de ircd t.. The only LEGAL
legislature is the une organized on the
seventh of January. Unless mistake your
temper, you will put your veto ON the doings
of the bogus legislature now in session.
which now proposes to take from you eigh-
teen ar twenty thousand dollars 10 pay the
police and military for protecting the brave
corporal. who in serving his country. speat
80 much time in The hospital or behind the
.hay-siaeks. Laughter and applause. No
part Of this S2a0D9 can by any possibility
be charged TO me.
Your municipal election will occur next
Monday. II YOU believe that ! have done
right, have fearlessly performed my duty. by
strictly following The law and constitution.
vote the democratic ticket. lfnoi. vote the
republican ticket. vote for revolutionary
government. vote for an aristocracy. vote 20
make yourselves slaves. Applause.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The Democracy have become ~ ar
cu.iomcd 10 a crow diet that they appear
unable ROW to ike without it. Thi.
Wa, -trikin-ly apparent in their -clcc-
iion- of candidates for ward officer. in
the last ,lcc1ion. uahle 4" fluid men
who were likely ia stand aav chauce for
success whatever ia their own party they
went into the Republican party largely
tor candidates TOR iocalitie. where ,ucc,>,
Was hoped for. H. the SECOND Ward,
Mr.. Cu,hman. their candidate ior Al
darnau. ha- for wears hccn Republican
and remain, the same now. ia, ia. voted
'hc Republican ,irkc, on the day of
election. H. tn, third Ward, Mr. Nor
ri-ou. on their 'irir, and rlcct,d Alder
man. j. Republican and viii. uu jp,b:
%, found acting with the Republican
member, 81 the Baarl IN all c.t,,., where
party Iiuc- viii bc drawn.
IL iac first Ward the c.,ndidai. for
Warden "n the Democratic ticket. who
was clcc,cd. i, Mr.. Chnrl,- II. Griudlc
AMI those who mistake Tim fora Demo
erai or any approach to ony viii Ice sad
y mistaken.
il the fifth Ward. Capt. John Da,i..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
home and Foreign News.

The New York Herald Irish relief fund
reaches nearly $4,000
The nomination of Pinchbaek as Naval
Officer az New Orleans was sent to the Sen
ate Friday.
1t IS stated that over forty thousand
persons IN Central Russia have died of diph-
iberia since November last.
The receipts Of customs Thursday were
nearly >l,2j0,o0o. This is one of the larp
est figures since shortly after the war.
According 70 the Illinois State Board Of
Agriculture the corn crop Of the State for
l>'9 amounted to 30j.9l3,317 bushels and
sold for over Sg7 100000
-Ex-Scnatof ~ W. Dorsey. of Arkansas
SAYS that State rs for Gen. Grant. and an,
confident that she will send fun Grant del
cga'ion TO the national convention"
The Republicans of X ansas will hold their
STATE Convention % clce; delegates 10 the
National Convention and nominate PreSi-
dental electors in Topeka. March 3lst.
Oregon farmers propose to test the prac-
tIcahiliiy Of raising the sugar beet in that
state. A premium has been offered Of 800
for the best acre and $50 for the second best
The Rhode Island Republican State
Convention for the nomination of State Of,
ticerv and the election Of delegates to Chica-
90, i called ~ Providence fur March 18th.
General Meiikoa has issued a procla
nation to the inhabitants Of St Petersburg
IN which be declares the Government is COM
PEELED % adopt etiectual measures for the
suppression Of the Nihili~t evil He will not
hesitate to take the most stringent measures
for the punishment Of criminals.
The st. Gothard tunnel 10 connect I,al,
and Switzerland viii hc completed within
few months. Il viii b. the lougcs, funnel
"a the world beng nearly a third longer than
the NJ. Gems and twice az long 4< the
Hun>ac tunnel "a Massachusetts, Ihcwoyk
was begun in l>13 ana was d occupy eight
wears. On the tunnel proper over 5000 m,u
arr constantly employed. The cast Of the
worN IL about ~ijo0o.U00.
We commend 10 those cxqu.~1tc> in
politics. Who can huI M republican Sa
worthy Of Support as is Nj BatArI. "a.
spectacle Of John kguy'S two organs, the
N@r ann Express defending tia suyalt, Of
t4r Delaware statesman .u 1864. when BE-,
sand that the citizens of that Ntlte ns..l a.
IrEiancc first - Delaware, and predicted
that thr WIE "rnJllrGej by DE-. Lincoln
Administration VII. never e.arap.>h r., uh-
Jvct-"-E .sfDa Janraa}
The magnificent diamond arr, .a-. fine
Egyptian hheL1c presented 'o Cen. >hrr-
mans eldest daughter vbrn ,ha MARRIED
Icl'. Fitch ha- hccu divided among ,l.
general, four daughters. is the hl,.f, rr-
qarstrt 8arn = wa, proposed 'l -,u-ra ,.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

gean. -..s ue,1ssea 70 eafTy the colors Of tic
regiment, which lie did Al Charlottesville
and Gettysburg. At Gettysburg six Of the
eight members Of the color guard were
killed Or 5.s l5,eti by wounds, and Sergeant
laae carried Oft both stands Of eolors. 1t
was wonderful that he escaped alive. as a
terrific lire was directed towards the center
OF the regiment, where the colors were. He
received the wound which eventually caused
his death at locust Grove, in November.
1863 From 1870 to 1878 Mr.. Lake was
employed in the customs service at Portland
IN the several capacities Of inspector. store
keeper and clerk aud always proved himself
an efficient and faithful public servant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04


scot, Pope Of Washington. SAWYER Of lin
coin.
On mining laady--Nlessrs. FAIRBANKS Of
Franklin TIA Of York, Pope of Washing
ton.
on returns and hearings-Messrs. Far
rington Of Oxford, Gilman Of piscataq,lls
Woodbury. of Aroostook.
IN clerical labors-Mcssrs SAWYER of Lin
elin Jones q Aalroscps-in. Kinks of Han
coce
On pay rnli and leave of ABSENCE cssrs.
b{tahi Of kuox. Woodbury. Of Aroostook.
t'liaau Of Piscataquis.
" Insurance eompanies-MeSsrs Hall of
YORK. Prchlc Of Sagaaahoc. Fairbanks Of
Franklin.
On rales-Aiessrs. Houston of Waldo
Holman of hcnncbec. Dascomb Of Somerset
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
The State Valuation.
AppOissnssas OF the stan ding Com matt.

The valuations commission is divided into
standing committees as follows;
On avigaiion--Messrs. Preble of Saga
dahoc, Holman Of kennebec, Bryant of
Knox.
On manufactures-Messrs Jones of An
droscoggin, harrington Of Oxford, Hall of
York.
On banks-Messrs. knoalton of Cumber-
land. Pope OF Washington, Houston of
Wade.
Ga railroads and telegraph companies
Messrs. Hcman Of kennebcc, harrington of
Oxford. links OF Hancock.
On wild and timber lands-Messrs. Wood
bury of Aroostook. Knowlton of Cumber-
land. Gilman of Piscataguis.
On farming lands and other real estate
Messrs. DaseoInb of Somerset, Houston of
Waldo, Shaw of Penobscot.
On live stock-Messrs. Shaw of Penob-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

7 augusta Carr. of Mariaville, in the County Of
Hancock and state of Maine hereby adVa
pubic notice, that have claim by mortfaoa
upon certain lot or parcel OF real estate sitTated
In said Mariayille and tlescribed ~ f i,,e'.
beginning at the northeast corner on the Countv
road, OF Charles Cars land, so called: thencs
seventy t7o) rods thence southerIy txxent,' Is
reds; thence westerly by land owned BY C6aries
Carr, TO the place of beginning, with the right ~
house and stable with, also with the eycs ~.
ton OF Charles Cars Spring on the land sald
mortgage was given by A. p. Carr, to John y
and on the same day assigned to me, and is record
ed In me Hancock Registry of Deeds vol III
ioho, az, HE condition of said mortgage ha,
been broken by reason whereof l claim 10 s na9
close and give the notice therefor, WY
Feb. IS, 1881. ss.,o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The Washington Republican favors
Grant first and Blaine next. II remarks /:
'.The Gran, men and the Blaine men have
always been the stalwarts of the party.
They have invariably fought the battles of
the party with energy and confidence. By
their pluck and unity they have won when
the milksops were shouting out. Disaster /.
disaster And so. too, they viii win again.
No matter which of the two gentlemen is
nominated, he viii be as cordially supported
by the friends of the unsuccessful candidate
"a by the one whose favorite may carry the
banner"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
State NoWs.

Jerome -. l.,Art,A GIL. NJ P4-,.t.g
paints and oily, have failed.
-i;cs. john CloGSh formerly ~ Ma.
died "a Alton, laaa. oa the j,A ul,.
BANGOR. .s.b.--.y,..,, t,- IN. t-....
sufferer, amount. NJ ahau, $1,000.
-R4,. IT, 4 PhlI.r,,. 81 1.t..;- l......
cc.,ed fh.. pl~.n-,., .f Nm. I-r,,,-.,i..,
church In B.iI,f,rl
/,
I.l,,t,~, l,,c H., ,,.,- ILL, H.,
,bcri, ,,,,l,,, , .,,..,.,t.
~ -,
X '"lt''''' 'A' 'It4 Z"
rJ Inst $50, .g.'' III M ''l'-' .'''''
5.....J
NJ I'ATFi. # Cumberland, aged 80.
@1' NnlyN A ! Aim"HiA Crossing pa 'ag
"'A"' iFl"N F".i"a' last "Wednesday
evening tram striking Hrr >A't-h.
>, rs "''' e. 'tIei"t1h ia!hgt '' South
fE,si"'F' committed suicide "Wednesday hN
'"4''"E ''f tAr"4i. l'c'P"H|entH was thg
'A''N'' 'N-e" ~.
Jesse Nou!r. a tru-y,ar ola SOFA of
George So,le oi We: WAteryii,e. was I'M
,'1A'iH kii1'I fridat or 2 l1s rolling upon
h'H-
The twp->tory dwelling and two barns
owned 5f jacob koyul and Joseph Galumou.
we're burned a DAmarisgostA Wc,lnc,l4,
night. Los, $1,000; insured
A load Of spruce log, hauled few day,
ago by two horses connected with the .uu-
Var operation Of John kiiharu. on township
No. !. Range :, scaled bs j. W. Ambrose.
2,j39 feet.
The Council In. confirmed I,,h, :
CUSHING of : x,,, be..,n ia. ,r,..a. "a, ill.,. T.,
sane Iio,pltal. and Jane. h. sever, IN
Pennington and John 4. Waterman Of Cor
ham, trustees Of the State Norma! schools
e II ColL, fnr,,.ri, .j;,o~ ~, d.,
Fairfield Chronicle. M. arrested n Nh
Uamp,hire IN i reou,si,i,,n is.,,,,l h.. ~.
Governor ON the cborl,c of I,rcon, ia =,
default of hail lodgcJ ~ TO-, ;s;i :, ~
wock. 50 '','-
III, IA. b.en c,,r,,n.,...,
.er sa,ing. NM ,,,,;,,., 1T. ~.
tor ALLEGED dcicoc j., r., 49,. , -
Tho nj ,r;u a. -
conrt !, R,naar h II S. ..P'.t ,s.''' y
h.n. ao,,,'.ai c,- =. Z y = n -
-Ainoht MeA'er and Charles ). Akin
;;,t.,,.,t. u. o' ,'''
l,i,,L ,,1;ot Ill. - RI"
hanJ fnr slsn III M LiI
p;dIa,, -. p-.l'i ''''
=, 49,. III ''o' pay
hfs' r-lzaoeth buz@eH Of hennebunk-
por'' VINO mas Deen very SICK Tor some time
past eJec'eo from her stomach last week
tuesday creature about an inch and u half
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04
Sheriff''s Sale

HANCOCK, S. March 18th, lsS0.
tse t'iis tisy taken the right which Pcrrvo,rea,
fcnIfey and Susan Penney have 10 rY,d.e,y, = -. ~
= h' ~ 70 Erastus ke,tnan dated Jan. siat
n, - 80, am recorded In Hancock Registry 81
Ho los Page 80. certain lot or ,,,rca.
~ is.al Estate situated in the town Of Marvin
~ 7aid county, bounded and described a. foiiat
besinning on the northeast corner hounIs - ~,
hlhl3'erlal lot thence running east by lot NJ 1as
yt huilired and sixty rods thence sonth -
thc eastery haif Of the Ministerial lot 10 tha fp
VI .le county road leading to WaItham tbea.
On u'e bounds of said County road 10 the fsn,t
foad leading through the town of N.,{a VSiiity
ie Ne Town said County road the north linz ~
~ 10 ~, Thence west on the line of Jof M 70
~ te south east corner of the Ministerial LIZ,
snenge hSrth one hundred and sixty rod r. fir,
le 19 bounds, being all that part OF The No.
ma nan ol the Ministerial lot lying on the norm LIZ
% tie r"ti, containing eighty nine acres ,a,.s
and ~ ~, Win VIZ, inc buildings thereon se,nding
aaH s9a sell said right at public Auction N t
rs 81 iaie Enery, in Ellsworth in said Ca,,,a
y o. Hancock, ON Monday the 5th dau 80 .on-
A. ID. 1880, at O'clock in the forenoon - Ai'rh'
l., tr,e ,.o,,. A. H. DEVEREUX, Sheriff.
OWN A. r.. DEvEREUy. sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The Yer York Tribune says Eugene
Hale is continually reminding the Maine
Greenbackers and Democrats of the blunder
they made when they defeated him and sent
such demagogue as Murch to Congress,
Ii is chiefly through his efforts on the Inyes-
tigating Committee of the Legislature that
the plots of the Fusionists are being un-
earthed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

Ii Portland Press says: The East chafed
At the css4ersa,ism o. Portland and distrusi-
cd the appeal to the ballot-box. Let it do
Is well as We have done and We viii forgive
its harsh language. |, also says: THE
opinion of the Supreme Court IS rolerably
satisfactory to our people
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

Hop Bitters. which are advertised In our
csigmns, are . sure cure for ague, bilious ness
and sidney complaints. Tho>e who use them
say they cannot be too hiehIy recommended.
Those a1tcted should give them . fair trial,
apd will become thereby enthusiastic in the
praise u their curative qrs.ities.-POrfidad
ArgxS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-04

The President on Thursday approved
the joint resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary Of the Navy to transport contributions
for the relief of the suffering poor of Ire
land.