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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
County Atty Mace Tries to Apologize

At the opening Of the Supreme Cour; IN
Bangor. TUESDAY. Judge Peters presiding.
and after the grand jury were empancllcd.
county attorney Mace addressed the Cour;
as follows
Nay II Please Your Honor:-I de-
sire 10 say 4 few words before the Grand
jury retire. have been publicly accused
Of what ! regard very grave offence. and |
wish here 10 dIsclaim il. ! did or the 18th
Of January-last Wednesday-ai the rcques;
Of the Editor Of the Maine Standard. pa
per published Ii Augusta. write communi-
cation. giving NV views IN regard 10 the po-
lIucal situation. and in doing 50. Your Hon
or, ! intended TO use respectful language
know that il Is nv duty 10 do so. and
think. If / did not, there is no danger that
proper courtesy NAV not k reciprocal be
tween the prosecuting officer and the Judges
upon the bench a. think II should be
have been member Of this bar about
thirty wears. When | came here. about 1851
lour Honor and the worthy Chief Justice
were lat this bar arguing cases upon the
right hand and the left, and arguing cases
before the justices at the law term. think
Your Honor viii remember me A. long
ago as that appeal to Your Honor, from
certain political editor 10 this high tribu-
nal, that have endeavored 10 treat the court
with respect. However We NAV differ IN
some instances, ! have ondeayored TO treat
the court with respect, and Il IN writing ;ha;
recent article ! have used language which
may be tortured by underscorlng and hy an,
means into what any person may regard a.
dlsrespectful TO this high tribunal, beg \ our
Honor TO attribute il 10 the poverty Of my
language rather than design TO trea, the
Supreme Court with disrespect
in reply, His Honor Judge Peters said
to the Grand jury in substance as follows.
During your session, YOU will not be in
tiuenoed IN the least degree by ANYTHING ex-
cept the law and the evidence applicable TO
each case as produced i, fore YOU. All other
matters are outside of these walls. and should
not influence or effect YOU. Do your own
duty and nothing more is required Of you.
The reply Of Judge Peters so completely
ignores the labOred apology of Mace. that il
may be considered in the light of cooler
to the hot headed attorney who has so re-
Gently publicly declared that the Justices Of
the Supreme Court are usurpers.
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Investigating.

The investigation now going on IN Au-
gusta shows conclusively that the men who
were found in the State House armed and
insolent at the time the Fusionists were
holding their meetings there, were enlisted
by R. W Black Of Augusta, one of Pills
bury's tools, that they took an oath, and that
they were paid. In some instances out Of
State funds Ii now remains TO bc shown
nv what authority Black was engaged in en-
| listing and arming men in time of peace. \
! well organized body al State Militia, suth-
! cient for any service where armed men were
needed. was in existence. and could be re-
| lied on. as was subsequently proven. TO obey
all lawful orders. Why then and by what
| authority was this man Black enlisting men.
swearing them into service, and paving them
out Of the money Of the State?
! These questions. the committee are care
fully investigating and the testimony the,
are accumulating is likely 10 make it sultr!
for some Of the conspIraiors.
There Is a popular demand that the head
ers in the villainous plo; shall be punished
to such degree a viii he a warning to al
who are so devoid Of principle As to attempt
such high handed outrages on the people o.
a State 1t would be misplaced confidence
and dangerous precedent to allow them Il
90 UNPUBLISHED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Z ons rnitt~e. Appointed.

The Governor, THURSDAY. appointed the TO-
loving Standing Committee Of HI Council
on Harrants-Mr,.r-. EoDie, wilson aud
HIu,kl-y.
Aceounts-Me,-r-. Barker. IiineAlcy aul
Campbell
State Prison anil rar,lpa--Mr..r.. wilson,
Barker AMI Pendieion
Election Rrturns-Mc..r.. barker, Bower.
amt wilson.
Taxation and Expo d,iure.-M-..r. Bow
err. Campbell and Barker
Public Land, and Eu..I.u. PcuIlr-
ton. Wil-on and HincAiry
state Benciirarir- aad rrn.iou.-Mr..r.
Campbell. Robe and !l,on.
Reform scAOOl-MessG,. Bowers, Robe and
Barker.
Insane Iiospi,al-Me-srs. Wilson, Pendeton
and Campbell.
Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EGlle. Barker
anh ROweT..
Military Airalrs-Me,.rs Hinekiey. Bowers
and Campbell.
Indian Aifairs-Messr.. Campbell, Hluckley
and KObie.
;, Lbrary-Messrs. Hinckley, Pendleton and
Robe.
Pay Roll-Mes,rs. Pendlc,on, Campbell,
Bower. aud wilson
Committee 10 Insane Hospital-Messrs
Robbie and Hnckey
Visiting Committee 10 State Prison-Mr.
Wilson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Home and Foreign News.


The following is synopsis of til. hin
which will be presented to CONGRESS ask
ing it to enact measures in order M hoId =.
worlds Fair in New York City, durin. the
year 1883:
|. The Exposition is in cnmmetnorstiop
OF Tue One tiundredth Anniversary of the
lftaiy OF Peace, and of the recounitIon or
American Independence.
The Blll provides for the supoin,men,
on Nv" commissioners # ON each State. on,.
from each Territory, and one from the DI,-
ttlct OF Columbia. aud names sixty Cam
mlSslphers from the City OF New York
8. u provides that the Exposition shall,
be held under the direction ofthis Comn,,.-
sion rs oue body aud that the Board of r.
nance shall be elected bv the Subscribers
TO The stock, and that those elected thereby
hecome, II not already so. a par, of The
,ommi>slon.-'hu avoiding any troubles
that might arise ifom a dual Organization.
4. The capital stock is placed AZ ,w.ly,
millions OF dollars, Ia shares Of ten dollars
each
.. Foreign nations are u be invited by
me general government 10 pari icipalc in its
exhibition.
6. No appropriation is asked for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
SAWYER Snrr endars

fhe foilowing particulars OF the surTru-
der OF Sawyer, the Fusion Secretary of
''"'e' sha tue return Of state property
and papers to thar lee, are taken from
the Lewiston Journal. II says:
saturday afternoon At OF an express
In'h came inth fhr So re,sry's office AZ the
saair House. beaCidg al that
Mr. SAWYER HAD CARRIED AWAY
From the same Office when he moved hi.
qiitrtrrs. ~'un after Mr. SAWYER him
self appeared upon the scene, with the
same sang froid with which he Ia. con
Quoted himself duriuy the ..i,rk-out. :"
secretary Caadhourns Immediately tnuk
an Inventory al iEe thiuss returned. and
gave sawyer a receipt. aud the work wa.
con plcted
VI Ss"yer wakes no claims 10 anv
credit tnT gaod will towards the pre-,pt
H','ie government. but Welded 10 c,rcu,u-
stances. The Is. passed r.iatiu4tn STATE.
officer, trd -l-uci r i,lav by ,nr cover
NO. Wa ai'H-d i'rccilY IT him. and was
thr potent torres WHICH brought hiin To
terms IhI~" H1yiIa ~, ii,t;rr fu ,.hsr..,.
however, Vrfr san unwilling 81 euf,r,e
the 'tW, atHi - ,-r't-f-,i ~. services ~
Hon J W. WaktGrlh ~ Bath. who
br"h2h ." H-.t. npnn Nir sawyer lie
iut' i"t"" OF hi- persuasive powers and
greatly assisted huu III maxim. an his
"iH1 ~ :" nis dG'y F-ida, Was passed
- Niht" ~ uncertainty. hut Mr. Wax
h"'d 'NitiNtd from SAWYER hi- p.3na,r
th. q . "'eipck Saturday the state seal
S"i dAthnchIs -hDu 4 BE- return ed aud ~.
grn'."'nnu proved his wor,i good
It"d ther" might be ~ excuse on Mr..
Sa"yrt$ part Mr. CLAIBORNE. Slfur-
ihF morning mai" n" following formal
hrLmLnl LIi Tho l,llrl... -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

On the first page will be found an edi-
torial on Things to os Remembered. y
from the New York Tribune, which should
be read by every one. The history of the
Democratic party since ls60 ought TO blast
their prospects for all time TO come. We
must not SO readily forget the reckless
course they have pursued and, as events ia
this state show, are still ready to pursue
whenever partizan ends are to be gained.
Ii will be the course of wisdom for the peo-
pie to review this history Carefully and
consider whether it is safe to follow such
leaders longer. Ths events Of the last two
months have brought this subject painfully
near to the people Of Maine and, ct the
next election. the strongest condemnation
will asd voice 10 the popular vote. for all
those Who have aided 10 the bold and un-
serupuloas plot to steal the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Jan. 81. 1850.
The great ftaud OF the Indian Burean
mas AT length been unearthed, thanks to
The efforts OF General Fiske, and Hayt
mas been driven from the Office which
nc has disgraced. into. il is TO be hoped
everlasting retirement. Much common,
mas b'en made in the press upon the an.
p"in'ment OF Commission TO try Mr.
hnN', Hui altogether impartial. Que of
w" members of said Commission. Mr.
batsi"" appears upon his own confess
sIon to have been furnishing stores
Ne. To- the Indian Bureau. by cou,ra,,
"h'er an assumed name. That Com
missioner fayt Notwithstanding his
tfninpeied reforms, when he entered
that Office. has been systematieally
making use OF his position for his own
ircunlarv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, there can be
~ doubt. II has been known by some
parties who have been brought in con-
'act with him that he was corrupt, but
every effort to bring charges against him
has been met by he counter charge oI
malicious prosecution. ana no notice
lnA'u ut thcm. Tie Secretary had con.
hdence ia h,.a. ard that was enough.
Il nattcrcd not how many soldier.
were sacrificed il war with tke Indians.
brought on by the scaudalous admini,-
tration Of hat Bureau. 80 long as he
had the confidence of Schurz.
The bin introduced in the House bv
Baker, tor the protection of farmers.
and others, who have been proaccnted
and put to great expense by certain
combinations, or persons. for the alleged
infringement Of patents. il a matter
that mas long needed Congressional AT
'ch''"n This selling Of patented ma
chimes TO farmers by Unauthorized per
sous. and oven manufacturers. i, mo.
coming very common in the West. and
IN portions OF tie East. II TIE .ait for
damages usually instituted 5y tn, own.
crs 81 the patents for their Illegal u...
The larmrr j, The one who suffer, while.
the sharp rascalS who sell the in,chinr.
z" Tree. The bill provides that when n
farmer bu,s patented machine with.
out know edge ot ifs being such, for hi,
own n~e, the owner OF the "a ent shall
recover only nominal dlmagc, for is
Use, and shall pay al the cost, Of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
.FFoIn Tue LeNlsi0n Journal.
After the Vicfnrp

Inc hrst duty OF the people is To set their
seal OF condemnation on the men and the
parties who have inaugurated and upheld
The wicked conspiracy which has lust been
overthrown in this State In the syriny
elections at hand the people must speak in
unmistakable terms. Let the issue of CON
demnatlon or Endorsement of the steal be
put clearly. lnasmuch as there are still
threats OF eIecting mayors, aldermen, Sc
iectmcn aud clerks who will make returns
to the Pillsbury pretenders, let the ques-
ton be distinctly set before the voters. and
the people Ue urged 10 elect no man to
these positions who declines to show his
faith by openly repudiating the counting
out conspiracy.
In the next State election the people OF
Maine should render such verdict of con-
domination as Will deter any men, however
unscrupulous and conscieHceless from
ever again attempting TO overthrow the yer
Diet oil the people in fair election la this
country popular opinion-the sentiment OF
the people as expressed by word and es.
pecially by ballot Is all powerful; and We.
owe II to the reputation of our State, to
the cause OF popular government, to truth
and honesty-to set such seal OF condem-
nation on the contingent conspiracy as
VIII not De anywhere misunderstood. As
paitirSs thN anu HftEUDdck
CARNATIONS have supported this great
wrong. Their leaders have almost unan
imously endorsed it. But there are many
honest, candid men in both these parties
who believe 1t TO be wrong, AMI who desire
10 be counted out" in such leadership.
Now is the time for such men to join hands
with republicans In prOnOuncing verdict
OF condemnation.
We take 1t for grsnted THAI the ie3isla-
ture will ut once order a committee TO in
vestigate the details of this great outrage.
and spread them before the public. lie,
the late governor and his council. aud All
the. agents in the conspiracy, be asked
to tell what they know OF it. Let the re-
turns themselves be opened to public
view Let the proofs of surreptitious cor
recfions 20 out before the world. Let the
evidence OF all the steps by which the peo.
pie OF Maine were robbed of their rights h..
spread before the people, and, If possible
let the chief agents in this iufa,nv ne
brought before the courts to answer far
the wrongs they have done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Notes from Augusta.

Hon. Eugene Hale spen, Sunday 10
Bangor.
Black and his ex-convicts are being
Investigated.
Mr.. Sproul intends to push his libel
suit against Pillsbury.
Wonder IL Pillsbury will bid for the
State printing this year.
Smith says Fogg & Blood are pa,r
OF worthless Adventures
1t is expected that Gov. Davis will de-
liver his message this week.
The militia companies on duty at the
State House have been rel we'd from duty.
Now that the danger is over, Gould,
the eminent counsel. ought to be conval-
escent.
Gov. Davis visited his family at East
Corinth Saturday and Sunday and returned
to Augusta Monday.
The Fusionists are still WORRYING over
the presence OF Col. Squirting in Augusta
They feel uncomfortable while he remains
there.
1t Is reported that Smith has spent sew
eral thousand dollars in his attempt to be
Governor OF Maine, and still he Ia not
happy.
-Ex-Gov. Garcelon IL likely to be called
on 70 explain about some missing State
funds. While his hand is in. he should be
asked to explain several other secret acts
Of his.
What bond of sympathy should ex-
ist between the Fusion leaders and s. J.
fatsn, Both tried to steal State aud
both failed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
VOLUME XVI.

Dear. so he dotted his coat and mi.teus aud
ofacing himself struck the old fellow
oeIrio'e oiow on the head. This seemed
guy 10 ehra@e him the more. and as his
eyes flashed fire and his breast nr,,,ruae,,
ne made another dash at his Intended vir-
,im' sut young Oliver was prepared for
nih' aud dealt him such a blow as spl,t
open MS head from the base of the brain 70
a. point even with the base of his nose
i ms finished the bear. who sported few
times and rolled dead at the feet of Oliver
ne was black bear. apparently what ia
enown as an ''old ranger" measured nine
'eet from the tip of his nose to the hind
paws and weighed over four hundred and
hns pounds. After he had killed the mon.
ser Young Oliver became frightened, and
standing there gazing upon his carcass he
says he could feel his hair rise upon ena
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The Governor has made the iollowiu.
nominations:
Chas. p. Wiggin nj Bangor. m,urauc,
COMMISSIONS. in place of WIN. Philbrich
Joseph W Porter of Burlington, In
spector of Prisons, in place OF Geo. W
Martin.
sylvester Cakes OF Auburn, Trustee o
the Insane Hospital, in place of A. Z
Snow.
Joseph ii. Manlcy OF Augusta, Trustee
OF the Insane Hospital, In place of VIM
ID HAYDEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Consumption Cured.

An Old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ns had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints. after having test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
aud desire 10 relieve human suffering, will
send free Of charge to all who desire it, this re-
cipe, in German. French. or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp. naming he
paper, w. II. SHERAR, 149 Po,rers Block
Rochester, N. Y. A.e.o.w.I3t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
State News.
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MISS TIARA ID. NIchtIN OF Nearsport, the
w, ~" u ,otaI-'' d'td ~ her carriage
i. - ger >ouI on tht --ti. The despatch
E'eH ~ 'u''heI particulars. She had "a
seHe'o a'thtA % sickness while ~ Berlin
d"u - supposed mat she had not fully
''0o'cieu "ei strength
A sad accident occurred on the coast
OF Boothbav harbor some DAYS ago \
young man who lived on the coast returned
on a vessel. The captain anchored some
miles from the sailors home and rave him
permission 10 row over and see hiS family
having ms PROMISE To return the follovinp
morning. The captain waited some hour,
over the appointed time aud THINKING he
did Eot intend coming, put 10 sea. II .ee,us
the Young man started for The vessel ac-
cordlng 10 promise and his friends thought
''''n !" sea TIL the following day, when a
nc'7noor iouHh NJ BODY clothed III oii,kins
a"u HnIeh SUN on The lce-bound coast,
"a>hcu up oS the sea. II l. >urmi>c1 the
oon' va upset 80 he shoals and Mr.. Bur
- Ve.I c'o'nIu so heavily could not
swim 10 Tue ice-chllied water. II Is sor-
ro"iu' anu shocking tale.
The AryHs saws that Tuesday night.
MlfabtI Cote, q Portland. aged 10 wear.
died, OF az least wa. ,uppns.d Ia d.. -
on wednesday morning the body was pre-
pared tor burial. tor her heart had ceased
To oeat. aud mirror placed to her Ilps
showed not the slightest trace OF moisture
proving that The breath had left her body
Although The giii seemed dead, vet her
lret did not grow cold. as did III. res of
her body, but kept warm. One eyelid ct
The dead girl also, when raised % by the
mother. would Close without the moth,r',
aid. The body continued In This stat.
Wednesday, Thursday aud tn Friday al
terhoon. when sudden change seemed to
occur I" he appearances OF the BODY, and
me warmth lrlt the feet and the e,elid,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The Portland Press has unearthed and
brought to light the existence OF league
In this State, called the "Brick Promeroy
League" brought mere from the west by
some OF the communistic speakers Of the
Greenbackers, and under the management
OF similar class in this State. That ii Is
a political organization of the most dan
gerous type cannot be doubted. In con-
neciion with this the Boston Journal re-
marks:
1t will be balm TO the bruised Fusion
spirit In Maine to learn that Gen. Sam
Csry OF Ohio, the chief of Greenbackers,
believes that the Greenback party is dam
aged beyond repair" and that the Brick
Pomeroy wing did II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The Septeober and November election
returns from fusion towns will be sent To
Governor Smith and his Council, and
certificates viii be given to the represen-
tatives 70 Congress. This will bring the
legality Of the fusion Legislature before
Congress, il nothing else does, and the
late opinion OF the court will be fully d.
gested and exposed. The people will then
learn whether . mob can't steal the State
House, State papers. break down doors
and burst safes with impunity. f Greenback
Labor CASoaicie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
An exchange SAYS:

AT Mount Desert sea gulls are caught
| alive In funny way. stick is put
through the tail OF small fsh. and then
II Is lei upon the seashore where it can
be seen by the birds. A bird selzes and
attempts 10 swallow 1t head first, and sue
ceeds until IL comes 10 the stick. Ii can
not swallow the fish further, and IL is
equally Impossible to disgorge il. and so
tured.-
The same process has recently been sue
cessiully tried on another kind of gulls, at
Augusta.
10 this case the Justices of the Supreme
Court adjusted the stick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Notice OF EOreclOsurc

BENJAMIN Il. TYLER, Of Deer Isle, in tb,.
u COUNTY Of Hancock and state Of Maine h..
ms iced dated the twenty third day OF MARCH,
\. u. 80, aad recorded 10 the Hancock Kegi.-
lry oi Dcei-, vol 100 page 3ei, c0nveyed To me
Tue anleFs' gned IN mortgage certain parcel az
real estate, situated n Deer Isle, in ths tounfyr
81 i'lhe"cS ana bounded as follows: Beginning
lhnd 9i Charles \ Russ, and by said Land We,
!" ihnI Of John Mcdonald, and BY said NcIson
aid's land north seventeen and one half r,is
more or less 10 land Of Josiah {. stinson su6
10y same aud land Of Charles A Russ caste :
To thc to"a road, and by said road southerlv Ia
me bounds begun at. Said lot contains three
iuiirhs Of one acre more or less and the con
dilIoh OF said mortgage having been broken I
the unler7Isnt claim by reason thereof a 10 re
closure. nc
WILLIAM |. THURSTON
Deer Isle Jan. %, lss0. syse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The National Republican saws; \ Con-
gressional investigation into the Maine i'm
broglio Is the latest Inconsistency proposed
BY our Bourbon lawmakers. ~ States
rights men they all agree tina, the sovereign
States shall do as they Independently please
in defiance Of National authoTi;y-unlc>.
they please TO overthrow the usurpaiion o:
the Democracy. This plastic regard for q
fixed governmental principle, fixed in then
platforms and il the history Of their party.
is one Of the most on,enieni features Of
modern Democracv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Notice 10 Subscribers.

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In directing q change Of address, always stN'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

MOT - sspirsnt for the Presidency in
the Democrats party has dared to openly
enter the field and contest the nomination
With Mr.. Tildea. They are eli standing
srossd md suxiousiy inquiring like Dick
SwIveiles. us the Old man friendly ?"
I'm. T. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

ten Giant has sent two ttuttiur stall
Hons descendants Of Ethan Allen" As a
present to the Mlkado OF Japan.
The negro exodus Is rcviviny. Abanx
one hundred c'.lored people arrived Al ~
Louis on sunday and lett for Kansas Al.
once. and another lot arrived on Monday
They all had some money. aud came from
Louisiana and Mississippi