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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

A Washington dispatch says il is as
serted that plans were laid to steal the two
Arabian horses presented to Gen. Grant
by the Sultan OF Turkey, from Gen. geale's
farm. near the city. They were to have
been clipped and coiored and taken to the
interior OF New York, TO be held until
large reward was offered.
Three masked robbers appeared At the
house OF farmer at Delphos, Ohio, early
Christmas morning and demanded q sum
OF money lie was known to have In the
house. He refused them and was shot
dead. His wife was then seized and bound,
and her feet placed on a hot stove. where
they were held until she disclosed the
Whereabouts NJ the money el5O0, which
they got and departed.
The condition Of Bishop Gilbert Haven
10 much more favorable, snd the ply eicians
are satisfied that he has passed the critical
point and will steadily improve.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

were ever needfnl IL would seem NJ This
/ 'hntHent 70 be tneStimably vHlushle
/ "eg also TO remind your exccIieney that
" questions Of Ike import witch have
afiscn ~ times past 20 perplrx vuuy py...is-
c+ssors M the Executive ehs,T. ~. habit,
nas Ueeh uniform anu general to apperi Ia
the oat Tor the true interpretation of I,v,
snd AZ no iiWe, believe, has Il eysr been
charged thst an que stion Of The chs rweter
titan feeling. pa
The T,ceut decision of Mr. ,Instie, Viz
gin. Is fresh lilustratinn of hos li,,l. ~.
p"Ntleat bearings ~ n question Influence
lhe Judgment OF "Hr supreme judicial
it,phhat. u Is 10 the power of your Ex-
e'"'a'N y Restore p"arr, order. quiet aud
good feeling {" til" State aud Al a. inhah-
'sh's' " asking he "plsian OF III. Judges
- esch lsv point Involved IN the variation
~ 'hr count from the face OF the official
. return.
'h"" arr rrrrrdrnis Tor recalling the
Nuh mons 70 S"WHtor or Representative
eject Nh"o cft"u""usly issued aud in the.
'ds" 81 We NV" Ji-lssuChlsed cities IN sum
mons ha~ 'ri be'u -"pi 80 AHV one, even.
/ u There "cr" qI-.ti4n A. To- The. Strict L.
ga right "a trc1ii o.. riIfirat. Of ,l,c,ln,,
u = not 10 ~" doubted that the d.,{si,,n
"i the Cout Nrulh ut ono, charge M.
h'inheT' u~ ur'a "a 10 tho seat a. retire
ahn Ihe ftghtidl % nrrf~ ~ b. 81 once, a,l-
mti'd, The ipiynarf ~ ~ Cont womb
Nus settled By just umpsra- -, il was 49,.
l-n.d !" settle. The haia-.lu. and jangrr-
ous questions under rnf Sid,ration.
address your FNcpllcucv, not sfa-,t,
~ az individual ANXIOUS Tor the pea
ADJ good order or the STATE" hat az m.
chairman OF Committee oi g. l..puhU-
can party All u' "bom ate desii, H.. hoy.
al 'h''e'' To avoid every pos,.bi, H-turr-
ahce "t "a" public tranquility, aGa rra..-
Gle tho popular discomfort.
Very respectfully yours.
IoT NJ MoREIrr
Chairman Eia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The first time Gov. Garcelon put. the
outraged people OF Maine 10 = test he ind.
them in a very ugly mood. Event. At
Bangor Thursday may possibly open hi
eyes TO the predicsmei,t he is In. IL ism,
the poor and irresponsible class OF IN.
community tina, are now making a show
of resistance to authority. but the proper.
ty holders and the usually sober and
thoughtful men. II is the "revoIntionsr,
clas." that has got into power and has
provoked this unhappy state OF AFFAIR."
Springfield Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
Letter from Washington.

"A-HiNGTuN. u. e.. Dee. q, fs11.
The Indignation Of the Maine people .,
the prospcc, OF having their libcr,ie. stolen
from them by the i, mocra,ic ring now In
possession In thai State. is reflected bv
Republican sentiment here We feel II
very intensely. realizing that the ever, Is
simply the beginning Of the campaign to
steal the Presidency, ard all are ready 10
accori senator Blaine great crcdi, fnr the
courage sul stcllln,,s wth which he /.
standing up against ~ new rebellion.
lie VIII BE- Welcomed warmly by ia fell
los republicans when be returns to Wash.
inRton.
The negro exodus goes gu IN a lively
way. \ large company is NOW m the way
from North Carolina 70 lndiars |, ha.
already tai one good cfTec'. Tie Ieadir.
rebels have began 70 pay dcrcui wages to
ih0s" c"lorcd people who Will remain al
hone. Battt I. m1s; i>ely thou,aud, ID
them wi.i so ncA; spring.
The spectators Win are irwin. ID rai.s
money ior che various cana proiec:s scro,.
the lsthmns 81 Panama are ;rouhIr.! b. The
declaration Of Captain EAis tha, all those
scbcnes ara .mr54c,-nh.". oar Captain
). good authority or matters Involving
grcai eng re.rtrs prob,cm,. a. his success
10 such matters j. wAlld wide lie .a,.
that TIE ihIug 10 b. dour }, 10 cou.ilucs d
railway acro.s tae I.thmu, large enough
Ia trau.n4rt fhg tr,....r .A.... ,rs,.. 81 l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
Coy. Garce!on's ply.
TIE following i, Governor Garcrl1n's
reply - the letter Of lion. II; VI MurrIU /:
LEwtsToS, Dee =. 1879.

Tie following i. Governor Gatc-l1n's
reply - the letter Of lion II; VI morrill,:
LEwisToS. Dee =. 1879.
Hau 1t " A,rTiH. CA1rAaa. ,,-.
>ir. Your communication of The sFh
reached here yesterday just as -As leav-
d. Augusta aud ,AAe this early oppur-
tuuiiy TO reply. The excitement In the
public mind : IN my judgment wholly
without excuse and {, wIihou, question the
result OF y ,lcmatized stack ~ yiiupcra-
lion and SANDER upon tile Executive De
partment not only without parallel. bat
without cause.
BE that - Il may Il j. the duty o. every
good citizen 10 use his best et.deasor. 10
a.lAy the public excitement, however Gre
Ated. - far a he !. able 10 rc.ori 10 .uch
measures a. Will allay civil strif. and At
the same time secure the ends Of iu.,.ca
You intimate that Il is In ms power 10 re-
store instead, peace. tranquility aud good
feeling 10 the state and eli its iuhas.rsur.
by asking the opinions OF the Supf.fu,
Judges on each law point involved! ia tb.
variations OF the count from the retur.s.
Nothing would give me greater pleasure
than an authoritative opinion upon point.
Involved In the present condition of sfT,r.
and also upon such as might be likely "a
arise. Please Indicate the points TIA &C
cur 10 you, which have not already been
adjudicated upon, aud doubt Dot We tnay
be able to secure i satisfactory solution ~
doubtful complications or. II not satisf,r-
tory, at least such as may be deemed
authoritative
The point TO which you allude that 50
large number of Republican members
elect fall 10 receive certificates is due t.
the fact that so many municipal official.
failed 10 comply with the constitution.
| requirements aud that by Judicial decis
| ions the Governor and Council have M
authority to overlook this condition O.
| affairs is not the faul. OF the Governor An,
| Council
Respectfully yours,
(signed1 ALoSZo GARCEoS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

Dur Editor.
ZOO can have some idea % the thoughts
OF Nr@ highlander on ini, F0r,f4iasrs
day which cumr, 80 closely upon the
pilgrim sermon which every gospel teacher
from Quoddy Head To Golden Gate, l.
expected 10 prvsru. to BIZ, fook on the
morrow. Then consider the TACT the
Aforesaid New Highlander ) situated mid
way from ocean 10 ocean. aud can each
the feyerbcratiun OF the good teachers
words gu the slopes OF the Alleghanies and
the ItOcAies. At this pivotal position We
are apt 10 think we can judge with dis
passionate calm. the effect OF such surges
oil sentiment and oulbufsts OF devout
interest and gratitude. as present them.
selves on this natal day.
The first thought OF the day Is OF our
dear, old New England home and its
changes; ot the generation OF our child
hood, and the generation OF the present,
aud see wherein We have grown wiser aud
purer that We may rejoice, or should the
reverse be true, TO ehdcavor 10 correct the
evil. by recalling the events OF the pas,
TWO years In the State which have been
proud 10 call the laud OF my nativity,
have been panied TO see an incinal ION on
the part OF too many people to follow
strange gods politically speaking), and
Ia position where just aud true men have
heretofore exercised authority. | see bad
men who appear 10 delight ia satting at
| defiance the will OF the people. and usurp-
ing power in the control OF public affairs
after the people have said they were
cumberers Of the ground, and should no
| longer be Stewards. But many have
acted as did the unjust Steward OF the
| Scripture and have taken their bills Cor
returns) and written thereon fifty" or
a. many more as were necessary that they
might be commended at the time of count
Ing in. But believe this emergency will
! be brief. and they may do well To live out
haiti their expected days. Having been a
| quiet observer OF the grand uprising OF the
people Of Maine last September. and
noticing the same devotion TO truth, justice
aud freedom whica characterized their
efforts in 1855. wherein l mingled with
them In the firrt contest for Fremont and
Jessie, | have reason to believe that the
result WAS like the battle of Gettysburg to
the rebellion. and would be the last M I'D
dash ofthe enemy, which would recoi upon
their shattered forces and in 1880 another
and finsl Richmond would surrender
But TO the surprise of the nation--bad
men have plotted to take BY theft that
which they failed to get In open battle. and
in this | believe there is shown III. germ
Of modern democratic principles. There
are unmistakable seeds Of a disease called
treason, and so alike are they that here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The peos OF the entire North regard
it with disgust ana >syror, SIS a character
istic act Of the Democratic party, and
there is hardly any reason to doubt tha,
Garcelou, in trying. by fraudulent means.
70 give his party success in Maine. ha.
struck II q terrible blow IN other part. Of
the country. Even patriotic Democrar.
will rsalile that, II this example is TO be
followed. If the beginning 10 Maine is 10
be iaitsted in other States. the end III
certainly Be the destruction OF popular
government and the disintegra,ios ACC
ruin OF the republic. The shortest roas
to civi, war that We know Of is for a gov
ernment authority to try to maintain itsel
by frand and force in q position Iron
which the people have demanded It's with
drswal.-C Philadelphia Bulletin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The press Is very emphatic IN lie eoni-
ments o. the Maine outrage. We nave
seen nothing Ike IL since the war we
have had no such episode In the c"uise VI
events In this country since Anderson was
fired upon under the floating fag on fof'
Sumter. And IL concerns US all hi-'''
are struck down In Maine that are e"'''-
mon heritage of Americans; without
which We are al. at sea. and Adfi"--
Loiseu Cuises.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

sher they may he eiasscd as belonging TO
me same family o' lep'ous dis,ases sua
treated as such. They have in tact been
hand i. hand isousJ $40 to the present
tine- and unless there be great change
Ia des.ocracy, they will so walk TO IT,. end
~ lime. The day seems at hand when all
loyal people will say Of both, cursed art
ih.'l Upon the earth.
When at tie recent Maine election Mr..
Davis received a plurality of over 81 600
votes shd was only 600 short of n clear
majority over all others. and the Remit.
i'cs"s ''sh majority of 30 IL, the House
and " OF 10 10 the S.nSte; the pe0ule
All over the laaj accepted the result. and
'h'- w., c"nnrme,I hy the water. OF New
YORK, FvnnsylsaEia. Ohio nnd Wisconsin
Even our own ynung Nebraska Cup an ,IY
feaf) gave over 26 600 majority to ID, re-
p""hchn 90" iiiat's. aud ihi, let M. say
l. hut N~~t Esg t. the ,najori,y which
we propose p" give to Bi1lae tn 1850 Wa,
XIV" Grant C,v tack u he is ip for N.
race. hui N'-'t4-Nt l. toe J ,m,- G. Elal,X
- ~" was ~ 1876 H., has the hr,u
thr people ~ ~ "'istr uan has -
Ine t'uiy luyal propic 81 til. .cci az ~,
IN" country, believe lhat tie rl.,X ~
ii"aay prevail .td viii as.rttu,4 n.
'Ay frauds 81 Mat,,r a. ueli - any NJ ~
iqni''cs and thar hy patient po,E !, lat
ih''r souls. and patriotic waicM tor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
an Attempt to Remove State Arms
What Does the S:o,cruor w.u..r
Them.

we tccise OF the greatest
eAe'semenr ON Chris,ins. Day, causes, ~,
- attempt by the Governor and IN. s.,.l.
"esf" retnovc the Stat. arms and war
'"a'snal ir"m the a-seual In this, city IN
IN an unusual sni significant
manner
=, "Nd been known tbs, during the ,lay
NpF joseph L. smith 1.-The Grr.nh,rl
N''u'dste for G Svernof) aud n. ro,.,n,,
'""""' aud others. were Ia coo.u,,,.
~ Va" Exchange Hotel with NJ. Fcen.l,
'"'" IN the Adjl,spt General. off, % a,
augusta. The result Of their e,,, f..,,,,,.,.
Vs. apparent shoat O'clock In IN, .,,.,-
When word was sent down town
''-t t"' 'wo-hntsr teams loaded Win IN
'"sne'd cadet iifle- and % OpD bali
'''"ises. from the state Ar..,I an
'''''N ~. we're gu their sny th,o,,.,,, H.
cts. '''''"s :" inc
VIC teams rea he'd krndusk.a
they acre stopped br a crowd of
t'p''' aud inquiry va. mad. Of tin.
= q" what authority they were act
". uNler aud what was the Intended J..i,.
'''" 81 the material Of war. The ,.,,,-
sara they had been engaged "a, ,
N'ANn from the hotel In tai. a.. ,,,.
'A' 20 The Maine Central depot. hu, did
'' MO" under whose authority. rb.
arms were delivered to Them by tho
-'''na' keeper. By this time the crowd
''-'N 70 srs'v larger. and the bridp, was
n'ied with a large and excited mas.
81 i'''p'e determined ,hat no .hipmcp, a,
N'n' should be made through the city uu.
less Under unmjstakable authority
Nsfor Brown VA. sent 6,r ,,,i 400. 80,
r''..' "n The ground. About the same
'"' Arsenal Keeper Smith also appeared
NaF'r Hro~n asked the latter under what
".''f' nc AS actins, and received the
'.'"rf; u" der the onIcrs OF the Cove.
nor. The keeper was then asked 10 show
De-" ORDERS lie said he had 10 written
orders boz was acting under avefbai order
20" Nj Ffench. clerk In the Adln,an,.
'''.' Office. Meanwhile The crowd
Efs' moro SD more excited. AMI is.i.tcl
'a'' '.~ a-ms should CD, be allowed To-
leave 81" e,y, bu: should 81 once be re-
,--rcl o. Inc Arsenal.
l'f ~ icing made IS Mayor Blown
f.r y I-se5h, iba, gentleman appeared
o7 ih' Gene. ,ri ,alI iha: B.. "a. there
b. "r'-r o'"uyetoar GsrcrIoa. 20 remove
'Ao 500 '-i ''"nnni,iou,o Ausa.., lie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

-Gentlemen Of the press who are very
forward Ia admonishing the Name hepub-
iiesns against revolutionary proceedings
Win DC Nell to remember that ''re'oiu'ioh
Mas begun when Gov. Garceion ana ms
Council undertook to disfranchiss the PEG
pie and reverse the result OF the eiect'on.
I Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The wrong committed against Maine
is wrong against free government in
every State; IL is . wrong against every
f.ithfsi. law abiding citizen of the whole
Union. and the plsin duty of every reputs-
sse tosrusl. and Of every patriot Of what
aver political faith. Il to make common
...se In the nov Indispensable work OF
..-..ei.r electoral crime 10 all sections
81 rar,ies. II I. shall not be done. gov.
.-rmen, Of the people. BY the people, and
=, ,he people, must speedily perish
80 ,he esrsh."-t PAiiadelpaia Tmss
fInd. De0j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

We sternly condemn every act Which
is intended to override the will OF Tie peo-
pie a. expressed a, ,h| polls. Such a
crime is doubly heinous. bscan" not
only deprives citizens OF then rights but
ls deadly blow al liberty itself. l, Is of
The essence OF tyrarsy TO count In eefeAisd
candidates. Nee York Ssar (Dem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The law never intended that the pop'-
lar will should be thus nnIlifed. anu 10
legal technicalities can Disguise The i'''
that the people OF Maine elected RepaO-
licsn Legislature, and are therefore en-
Titled to t. Such being the case, the f"'
sionists." ss they are called. have eou'.
miued biunder equivalent to crime anu
cannot escape the penalty attached. Iheh
temporary victory will prove worse thAh
fhe worst deiear.-l&. Loais Rspabliea1
tDem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The more that /. known Of the fraud,
the more evident II becomes that the
course pursued by the Governor aud Coun-
ell was altogether infamous, and hat the
then OF the State was deliberately Tanned
before the election was held.-lAs'r Lon
dyR Telegraph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

The Buffalo Courier Dem b, which at
fret apolog zed for the Maine business.
now pronounces II "a great partisan
wrong aud the Knoxville (Ienn.) Wig
regards Il a. completing the measure of
Democratic stupidity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
Notice of Foreclosure,

ylTHERhAS John r. Howard of Deer Isle, in
w the County Of Hancock, By his mortgage
deel dated April 10, A. ID. 1875, and recorded in
Hancock Registry Of Deeds. in book l&T, page
SCI. conveyed 10 me In mortgage certain par
oil land with all buildings thereon, situate in
Deer Isle aforesaid, and bounded as follows
,iz ; northeasteriy by the highway; souiheaster1y
sonthwesterly and nortEwesterly by land of the
hate stephen X. Howard, containing one acre :,
and whereas the condition of said mortgage have
been ami are broken BY reason whereof, l claim
a foreclosure ofthe same, and give this notice
for that purpose.
TIMOTHY Il. PICKERING.
e. a. Spoford. Ally.
Dated this q day OF December 1873 SWl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

1t is the duty Of every person holding
certificate OF election In Maine, against
a clear and uudisputed plura y OF his dis
triet 10 resign. without taAlnI part in any
&C, a. member of h. bod, - which lie
is called Bosioa Herald (lnt. dem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

let another State follow the example
of Maine 10 throwing out Representatives,
on technicaiities OF no mOmcut, SAYS the
Boston P.Iat. aud we shall see the leaves
Of United States bonds begI4 70 shake ia
the breeze.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
Notice of Foreclosure.

yn HEREAs Hannah T.. Thompson. of Deer
w Isle, IN the County of Hancock, By her
mortgage deed, dated october I'm, A. II. ISIi,
and recorded in the Hancock Registry OF Deels
book ls7. page SO. conveyed to me IN moTtgag e,
a certain parcel vi land with al! buildings thereon
situated IA said Deer Isle, and bounded as toll
lows, viz; Bezinsinz al the northeast corner OF
the premises At The highway thence south - .eg
west by said highway twelve rods and i've links
to land of the late Abner Presley thence north
~ deg, west by said fresseys land, ami and Of
Prescott T. Johns son, 10 lie land Of the late II an
lei johnson; thence northe4sterly by said JOHN.
sons land TO land vi {. IL. II. fressey; theme.
south 1si deg, east by said Presseys lAud 10 the
highway at the bouud begun at aud whereas
the conditions oil said mortgage have been aud
are broken, | claim q foreclosure OF the came
and give this notice for that purpose:
WILLIAM IA. kELsEY
3wl L. \. cppr0rd, Atty.
Dated December e, ls7s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
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sOiIcc OfIOrCclOsure

w IEEA0 Leonard l.. Tracy nnd Martha {. .
" -. Of Gould-boru, IN the County Of
. and state u Maine, by their decd lated
snF "i<hi day ui March. \. - lsss< and
tn ihc Hancock Registry 81 Deeds vol
z" ?. conveyed 10 nc The uuders4 zne.l
siEa<" 7rCria.p parcel Of real rztatr at.
90 SAID Iuullshurp. On the northeast side
Sifr Harhn- 90 called AMI ds-srral,rd ne fl.
p VIE BrSlnEin = nH JhC shore Of Winter
- ami NORTH hF hud owned by Stiitman
o. s"'rH rods 70 spruce bush thence.
- AMI ONE hat IoI- 10 land owned by
erftsh, The nee -"uth by .lpd t,errish'4 land
y .H"rr, thence east SUElhgrly by Tue shore
Hr~t named bounds. turlpu.nz the btt4i,l.
"4 NHaIt thereon, and containing one thtri
y" acre nor" OF loss with the rt.ht IS Bty
T. i9"u road. auJ al privileges thercualu Ar.
fHE Mud The condition %! said mortgage
p be- % LruArH, / doe undersigned hy reason
sreoi claim 4 foreclosure.
NATHAN HAMMOND
1 Fly John Il. Ea,4ta4n. Atf.
F'"uid.horO, Dee. -bGh 1873 gAst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01
THE BANGOR WEEKLY COURIER

!. the largest weekly paper published jn New
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! administrators sale of
Real Estate.

pt ENt MI &" license from the Hon Parser
! e' A. Judge OF Probate Tor the County ~
N Hoek' snail sell AT public aur iian IN the
Nth'F Fourth day ~ January. lsSt o { Ten O'Clock
= Hu liir pTvtatet-,. al tH. r4xht. tlilss AuI
d. rect Nh" EcuJinin E"HsoEJ. late oi TreuIau,
sad county, derctscd had IH and to the Tot
r. .'s .'-rf'uci real estate. Situated AZ Bass
-tf.r r. d" ~Hll Irsmppt va; The part ot III, So
! Ils.. handler lot. CuHt.t dining about anr haIf
r "a re- aHl "uu'iaug- thereon, under mortgA..
fremont SAVING Bank.
\ I'd ltt par. OF aid lot no. go uiortxa eel CON
lHfa- 8usnf $3.50" acre.
J"th'- island. near -ald lot, containing about
ue acre.
WN. ". s. HEATH.
Adm. 10 bsnis non.
fremont, Ice. ~, l--p. 8ns,
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Analysis Of Minerals. drinking and mineral
81 aters and I commercial ARTICLES.
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