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, 1881-10-30

TTOle SALE --... ..-.--..., -...--.
4 Large brick building South Water-st. cheap
% feet. West Nadisuis1.. neMr Jefferson; i!n,e I'LL
yrnyr,uruts HENRY WALLER 3H.
F-o'~N I+lgrh
, 1881-10-30

I4EASE-FOR Il TERM
w Of years for manufacturing purposes. several
uts In one p!at conveniently oeated near the hsi-
building TO cost about s5tr. Estates having uniri
proved property vii! find this good opportunity to
secure pcrnunrnt and responsible tenants. Address
itt1nts nil
, 1881-10-30

TITO EXCHANGE = BRICK HOUSE,
brick harm. and lot l5ox25 West Side, for house
and lot South Side. Address G, NO.. ,.19 Ashland
, 1881-10-30

Ti1OH SALE-Kl X. ". IlTAI.AN Jl;. Il
- tU.-;NJxlG5 feet corner Of Grand- -bouieyard unu
t.fty-arst-st-; want All offer. H. W. ulMAN jill.
Il Es!.. u! penr!Orn- -*t. - r.
, 1881-10-30

D>1f NORTH LA SA I4I.E.-ST.-ELEGANT
s}-fT.lar,4 front second no0t. or two single
r.ton,s with good board; hrst-ciass accomiue-
, 1881-10-30

11Ok kSAiE-CHEAr HOMES AT MONT
- rose. hous,s lots. Or blocks very chea3, lung
time. Two rstilruaGs. ~ daily trans fare cents. Ea-
E1H{
, 1881-10-30

XATANTED--A, FIRST~CL.ASS HOUSE,
~ ,.Eith plenty Of land south Of Thir1t!h-st' M h
aa1d dollars cash for such place. What have you2
Chapin's bookstore, corner Madison and Ueartsorn-
, 1881-10-30

E,OR SALE-BARGAINS NEAR EAST
IL Chicago and South Chicago. 1fyue Park, Pail
man. and Cochour. IL J. GOODRICH. l2i Dearborn
St, Kutlru i.
, 1881-10-30

1ITANTED-f1OUSE AND LOT WORTH
w $st1U u Ef,ttd; S2t*U cas; Eiyc exnct location
and terms ss mean business, Vii Tribune ottce.
, 1881-10-30

T@OK SAIE-TNO-STORY AND BASE
II ment front residence, Il E'sznbcth-st' near
"-'A'. 'o' ~ DANIEL II. HALE d CO.
50 Kandpipf-st.
, 1881-10-30

ITO EXCiLA ANGE-SPAN OF YOUNG
cant luts f0r house and lot South Side ur Hyde
IHrk. Il. Nm. Ii dshtKnd HlOEk.
, 1881-10-30

RIO EXCHANGE - IMPROVED CITY
4 property for sonl and improved farm. we'll To-
Gated. Y trrihn1E Office
, 1881-10-30

VETANTED no BUY FOR CASH, a
~ nrst-ctass residence on South side, III vicinity
OF 1wcntie1h-st., cast ot Nntmsh-nv.: Or a!tch-
Ean-av., between TWcnty-siNtft And rhr:y-fouTtt-
st=.; wuun like pnsscs$iut, This fail Communications
will be treated confidential. \ ddress ss. Trlb-
.!nt Office.
, 1881-10-30

70 DrWENTY-FOUKTl[- UNCS-
~. uii1y pleasant front u!covc room aud one other
large une with board: private family; close TO steam
x{rtsuf.
, 1881-10-30

THOR SALE-Sj,00U; $500 DOWN, EAI-
= ance In five <ears, 1:-7oo;n 1wo--sory house, and
1I,E oo1x Id, TN RuGey@t.. near & 1cdcn-aS.
~ rhran -. r. b, BOYD
"''' KUnu. :, II. Afatisuu-st-
, 1881-10-30

lsDR ENCiIA NGE-2l9 klNZIE-SI.,
IL near State four STORY snrc: suitable for heavy
, 1881-10-30

WTANTED - FOR CASH, IMPROVED
w or nnimnrOysL business property: must be
cheap. WALTER II, JACKSON. ~ Ilearh0rn-st-
, 1881-10-30

FI.WU Or MORE YOUNG GENTLEMEN
who desire pleasant home and accommodations
il private family Eddross L. 81. STONE, Lock Boz ~.
Ii+dt. purk
, 1881-10-30

Z "'' ''7N14''-
.idlotniny New Chicago. 5000 acres with river aud
tercst~ -
Near 1.awndn1e. Twenty -sfxti1-si., 20 acres at
: $t.un per. mere: this Is a bargain.
corner Ftfty~s!ath III and Adams-st, near South lark,
lG3xla1 III s50 per foct; very cheap
, 1881-10-30

%TOETu La SAI.LE-ST., NEAR OAK
1 Elegant large front or TWO single rooms,
second ttt,or, with No board for pnrtiea willing to
nay fair price far tirst-cius: Recommendations All
dress \ liz Tribune Office
, 1881-10-30
TO so FOOT LOT ON
w Dearbcrn-av; prefer corner. X III, Tribune.

NTANTED-LOT on HUBBARD, PECK,
~ Eidrit:e. or Harmon. couns, with cF without
h1d1uc. Adures. u, Is, fltl.f4, ~ South State,
, 1881-10-30
TO EXCHANGE,

T,OR EXCL 20 ACRES AT
- south Enclewoud ard would Put In sxl,hO0 cash
for busi1css building Address I ~. Tribune
, 1881-10-30

VIVA IOJ. FROM -
w To ~ feet front, lotntcf belwcGn rhirteth nsd
Thirty fth-sts. address, gtvI; locality and pricc,
Il u, Tribune office.
, 1881-10-30

L1OR SALE-NDIANA-AV NEARFlF-
a! ty-slxth-s:>, 2Uxl7I cast 'front.' bar.ain ".
+. CUSHING, ~ ttasiieoi-st
, 1881-10-30

E,OK SALE-BI ERSkISE BROS. Il
II Co., lOl Wnsilnct on-st.. HUM II: \ humber of
cheap lots near Union stock Yards. Terms matte
, 1881-10-30

I 60 EAST 1iUKON-ST.-EIIsST-C
lCC honrt with Nice warm rooms; terms Eodcr-
, 1881-10-30

TXT.ANTED-WtLL GIVE HALF CASH
w and clear avenue property tor house and lnl
wvrth about $6,NW. Layton. TllAfEE q CO., lss
lleHrburu-*t.
, 1881-10-30

LEASE FOlt TERM Of
w y,Ars, sl,iEc lot *bnth nf Iwsnty-fuurth and
cast of $t:.tc-sts. B r. NUL1 Use. Il M:chra.l-av.
, 1881-10-30
KE.IL EST1ITE IVIN'TEU.

puRCllASE-A STORE
w IN Waha.tl-nv- State~st, between WASTING
and Ilnrrtsun-sts.; cali uay saU.1o cash. Il 81.
Tribune UficG.
, 1881-10-30

L70R SALE-OK EXCllANGE-A FEW
company; property patented. Address IS, Tribune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

French policy, he takes TO wife the lovely
daughter Of the great Penohsco; chief. Ma
GockaWnndo. thus securing forever the
friendship OF the natives There she comes
around that wonderful revealing point. in
all her paint, feathers and beads, with a
hundred birch canoes and the whole tribe Of
the forratims in her train. Right here
where We are sitting she lands, with salvos
of artillery and rolling drums Mark her
queenlt carriage and graceful movements
As she advances up the bank to meet her
lord.
Now comes crowd of Catholic priests
and Jespit>. and Castine becomes the head
quarters Of the missionary operations among
the Indians, and piottlngS against The Eng
llsh settlements in Maine.
In 1858 Gov. kndfos came from Boston
in the frigaie Rose" and stole ana carried
away all the goods found ii the Baron's
truck house. Bat the Massachusetts Gov
ernor disavowcd the act. but kept the beay-
or. Look vessel i, sailing but Of the
/ harbor, hearing the noted Baron. weary of
savage life who nov returns % the gay a.
Ions Of the NoluptuouS cit, of Paris l1Oll
On tile plains OF Abraham, Wolfe settled
the question Of French occupancy III this
region, and an English fleet sail, into their
hArbor takes possession Of the OH fort aud
greatly enlargc> and strengthen. Il. Then
comes boat load of men iram thc settle
mcnt at Baagnr-anI see among them M
maternal grandfather. jacob nenuctt
are required % give a certain number Of
DAYS labor upon this fort | wv spruce
Young officer in scarlet ana gold. directing
the mny cment> OF these men, ana then, al
e .rLE. H., I 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
3 Point Of Law.

A trial involving mann points Of import
ance to business men was held al the last
term Of Court in Machlas The case vas
tina, Of Tamlin Elwell IS Cornelius Sui
livan tie amount involved about $1,000.
The action was upon a note given by Edwin
Longfellow x Son. in 1872 for lot Of logs
purchased Of Elwell. sullivan put his
name on the back Of the note PAYABLE d.
reciiy 10 Elwell, and endorsed by him to $
" Pope a Go. The defence WAS that
Sullivan put his name on the note after
the completion Of the sale Of the logs with
ont consideration. and therefore was no, IT,
able. The court charged that L Sullisan's
name was put on after completion Of con
tract and without consideration. be could
not be held. The jury returned verdict
for defendant. Plaintiffs counsel filed ex-
eeptions in relation 10 admission Of tesii-
moay, and moiioncd for new trial
Walker for plaintiff McNichol for de-
PENDANT The gist Of the whole matter, Of
course, Is that Il man endorses a note
after the completion Of the contract upon
which the note ia given. be cannot be held
except a special consideration be paid him.
CALAIS Tunes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Guiteau's Plea Of Insanity.

The n Y. Medical Record discussing ed
itorially the question of Guiteau's insanity,
SAYS:
There are unquestionably many reasons
for believing Guiteau to be of unsound
mind. The frame of mind in which he con-
ceiyed the project of numbering the Presi-
dent does not seem TO have been one of
malice. Even surprising, however, that
some taints of insanity were upon this man.
it would Yet remain to be proved that he
was not legally responsible for his deed. II
NAV be shown that the act was done under
a kind of delusion; but this will not be
enough. 1t must he further shown that the
delu>ion was such that Guiteau did not
know he vas doing wrong. We suspect
tina, this will not be an easy thing to dtmon-
straie. Though the assassin claims that this
act was for the party's good, he has never
shown any evidence that he did not under
stand its immortality and Nervousness. II
appears quite clear tina, the prisoners crime
was not the act of vicious nature con
Centrally bad and erratic perhaps. but made
worse hy self-indulgence and the unchecked
prampings of a supreme egotism. SO far
a. their natural infrmities 60, such men
deserve pity. but they cannot be considered
irresponsible. and if society must protect
Itself by taking life for a life. it must in
justice bring to account such miscreants a
Guiteau."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Home and Foreign News.

Secretary Window was nominated for
Senator in the Minnesota Republican caucus
Thursday on the first ballot, and subsequent
ly by acclamation.
Cadet Johnson c. Whitaker has APP
peared in the role Of concert manager His
FIST venture was Thursday in Chickering hall
New York, and consisted of a concert given
by a number of colored vocalists.
The Michigan Relief Commissioners of
New York, announce that sos, l2S.S0 in
money has been received, and about $780,
600 more gone direct from individuals, and
about sIj,0o0 in goods and supplies. Fur
ther contributions are still solicited.
1T is stated that the Land League in
Ireland has nearly collapsed, but that the
Ladies' League which exists in Dublin and
various parts of the country now seems to
be troublesome. \ supplement to the Dub
lin Gazette proelaims the county Of Dublin
under the arms act,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
State News.

The Freshman ca,> e, BowIo.u mum
beers 81.
Upward Of forty building, ha,r been
put up IN Saccarappi within unr yelr.
Nine iuche, u snow fell ], prr,quc lie
on TUESDAY NIGH, Of last week.
An E.!d!ngton man Ia, raised a squash
weighing - - pounds.
One Portland firm ha, pu, up til, >ea-
son 10000 eau, Of sweet corn. JnO tons Of
which vas shipped TO the West.
Key. ". +. Ober. fugmerI, of Newcas-
tie, vas installed pastor Of till Congrtga
tionali.i church ia Winthrop ia, Wednesday
evening.
Bear, are reported in Waldo county.
Some hunters ia Scar>moat While uut after
partridge recently. report having Seen. three
bears. 4 very large bear vas killed ID
Searsmont not long ago.
The public installation service, Of Rev.
ID. \. NorehouSe a. pastor Of the FONcrott
and Dover Congrega tional church were held
last week Tuesday evening in the church.
One Of the largest dro,es Of sheep ever
shipped from loulton was sent u market
recently by q. W Maxwell Il numbered
seventeen hundred and thirty-six
The Rockland Courier saws: Seamen
for cGa>ting are about the scarcest thing.
known hereabouts. Nearly all Of our YES
sells have to be fitted out with crews from
Boston. Wages are 50 month for ord-
nary seamen.
The large steam saw mill in Bath, be-
longing to the heirs of the Willimantic Co..
was totally destroyed by fire at three o'clock
Saturday morning. Loss S3j 900; insured
for $4,000.
The directors of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, have offered the posi-
ton of general manager of that great cor
poration's lines to Mr.. Payson Tucker, the
popular and successful superintendent Of the
Maine Central, and Mr.. Tucker was in New
York Thursday in conference on the matter.
The salary attached to the position is 500
900.
John Bennett of Boothbay, mate of a
Maine vessel, died in Boston and was sent
home for interment The coffin was opened
in church, at the funeral and a number Of
bl0tohes on the face Of the corpse we're no
tleed at the time but none knew the cause
Since then two brothers of the deceased
have been taken i'll with smallpox and it is
feared that the contagion may be quite
largely sOwn between Boston and Boothbay
especially at the latter place, where the cof-
I'm was opened.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

-Solon Chase has been bounced" by the
stockholders of the IHqnrcr and the paper
has been removed from Chase Mills. in
Turner, to Lewiston where il will be edited
by Mr. Samuel 4. Berry, Of Deering This
action has been taken because Of Mr.. Cha>e's
opposition to fusion, and j, move towards
the final absorption of the grceubackcrs into
the democratic party. There are. however.
several thousand greenhackcrs in the stale,
Who, with Scion AZ Their head. sill not CON
sent 10 being thus summariy drawn into a
PARTY for which they have much less respect
than they had three wears ago. The in
timacy with democratic methods and man
ayers has no; inspired the s'ra.gh, green
hacker OF Maine with confidence in democ-
racy. TO any considerable extent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
From Ireland.
MORE ARRESTS UNDER rHE COERCION ACT.

Arrests under the coercion act continue to
be made in Ireland. The people are in an
excited frame Of mind. and the government,
is prepared to use troops if such a step /,
deemed necessary. The following Is the
news telegraphed to the morning papers:
Among those arrested in Ireland SATURDAY.
is MIR HAYDEN, chairman Of the RoScommon
town commissions and editor and proprietor
of the Roscommon Messenger.
The Observers Dublin correspondent. re
ferIing 10 the reports that the United Ire
land. a Land League organ. was to be
seized. SAYS the Government have decided
that thev cannot seize the plant Of the paper
unless they believe a reasonable con>pirac,
exists. They have therefore decided to al
rest any one taking 0Bnen's place as edi.
tor. 4 warrant is out for the arrest of Jas
OConnor. who conducted the paper last
week.
The Indignation meeting at HYDE Park
London, Saturday, was despite the threaten
ing weather. attended by over 10000 per.
sons. The speeches were Of the usual NO
lent character \ section of the crowd was
composed of mere >ighl->cers, Who did no.
attempt to manifest any dissent except III
one tritlng instance. 4 procession Of mauy
thousand With bands, appropriate banners
aud emblcms mustered at Charlng Cross. and
proceeded by the Thames cmhankmcu,. Pail
Mall and ST James streets and PIcalilt "a
the Park. where II arrived about four o'clock
Speeches we're delivered from >iN platforms
The principal speakers we're Mcs>r, Berry
ODonnell and Flnncgan. Home Rule mem
81 III ..l
Hyndeman and Miss Craigan. connected
with London democratic Associations. Res
olutions denonncing the cowardly aud Law
less action Of coercion in attempting forcihly
to suppress freedom Of speech were uuaus-
mously carried. The demonstration was
very remarkabl, orderly. Hardly any police
we're visible The names Of "Juda, Glad
stone" and Quaker Bright" especially the
latter. were greeted sith groans and ,hoat,
Of TRAITORS
The meeting in Trafalgar square in ih,
evening. 10 eNpIes, indignation al Mir Par
nell's arrest. was a failure owing to the RAIN.
About 1000 men and boys vcrr present. the
most Of whom seemed rather opposed 10 the
object Of the meeting After cuus,!cr4i .e
hustling. resolution, Cnna,mmue tine gov
erumcnt's action were formally declared car
red.
\, the last meeting Of the Central Land
League. Tue-lay. Rev. M.chac. kc4u,. a
Dublin priest. Was proposed faF memn,r
ship, amid deatcnng applause. BE- htnS q
clergy man IN thu diocese ~ Archbishop Nc
Cabc. over whom the incident was cau>tL.
cred a victory. Early The next morning.
keaue vas summoned O. iHc archbishop
fs I'D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

1t Is proposed nong the students Of
Brown University to introduce the Oxford"
or mortar board" hat Princeton. viii
Jams, Amherst, Trinity. Columbia and othe $
have already adopted it. The hat wi, be
black with colored tassels to distinguish the
different classes. The matter will soon
come before the faculty, and the President
has already expressed himself as fayoraby
inclined 70 the custom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

-Ths manager of the Portland mercan-
tile agency has issued circular in which he
says that. notwithstanding the crops in
Maine are somewhat below that Of last year,
yet tina, the high prices of hay, potatoes,
apples and other distinctive Maine products,
are giving our farmers better receipts than
ever before. The impression prevails that
sally an average stock of logs will be cut,
though advance in supplies will deter some,
while tbs present favorable condition in the
lumber market viii encourage others to in
crease operations. The Portland business
men have done from 25 TO SO per cent, more
business the past September than for aay
September since the war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

Judge Goa rendered drci>.on Frlda,
upon the application Of Mr. >co,.ile. coun-
sci for Guitcau for an order Of the court all
loving fees and expenses Of defendant,
witnesses The judge held that II VA,
clearly in the discretion Of the oour, to al
low expenses for a reasonable number %
witnesses and stated that be would decide
in the chambers as 70 the number 10 be thus
allowed
Upon the question Of s>iEnmeut Of coun-
SCI to ASSIST in defence, the judge said he
would defer the matter until after consult
ing with ScoyIlle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

Is designed to meet the wants Of those who
need medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite, purify their blood. and
oil up the machinery of their bodies. No
other article takes hold of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla- II works like magic, reaching every
part OF the human body through the blood,
giving to all renewed life and energy. 81
bottle; six for IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Gbr GllsMortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Me. by TIT HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &C, see first page.
ss 5 NJ PETTENGILL 4 Co, 10 State Street,
Boston, b Park Row, New York, and soi Chestnut
Street philadelphia. are cur Agents for procur.
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorised to contract for advertising al
ur lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

Secretary Blaine gave reception Mon
day night TO the French and German guests
in Washington. which is spoken Of as one
Of the most brilliant ever given in tina,
CITY The Germans left TUESDAY morning.
for Baltimore, accompanied by Third Assist
ant Secretary Of State, Walker Blaine.
They will 20 west from Baltimore. The
French officer, WI! VISIT Boston THURSDAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

60 out in the damp air. 81 II, unpro-
tec,cd in draught and Your throat Will feel
sore and your head uncomfortable. You
have taken a cold, which you can remove as
promptly a. YOU received it by using Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

The English flag was >aluted by the
army and navy a, Yorktown last week by
order Of the President This was very
graceful thing to do at the celebration Of
the centennial Of 50 important, a victory
as was won over thu British troops at that
place, one hundred wears ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Notice TO Subscribers.

The date on the address label each subscri-
ber's paper shows the time "a which the subs rip
ton is paid. and all subscribers in arrears are
requested TO pay M as soon possible
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state the
Post Office 10 which the paper IT, OF If Ia be senL
aud to be careful write all proper names plain
ly.
In directing a change OF address, always give
the present address well The one TO hich you
wish the paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

LYDIA +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound revi'es the dropping spirits; III
'lgorateS aud harmonizes the organic func-
tons; gives elasticity and iirnnc,s to the
step restores the natural lu>,rc to The eve,
and plants On tbs pale check Of beauty the
fresh roses Of hies spring and earl, sum
mer time. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

For III past fo,r ge1rs have ,oll a
large amountof iilmspn', Botanlc Blls1m,
and i has given such universal satisfaction
that ! always recommend it before ANYTHING
else for Cough, and Colds
T. e. POWERS.
Druggist. nanvrrs. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

General Grant isto give grand family
reunion Thanksgiving Day in tbs new fam
lily mansion, which will BY that time be CON-
pleted. Seventeen members Of the family
viii sit down to dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sartoris and their children viii sail from
England In time for the festival,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA cuarn

, mr; Geo. > bunker merchant, East snf,f,. ~,
ss =, that he has sold HUNDRED. ~ ivan an Die
cn,e man 1917 nAiic ELIxIs and has kbexxn I,
e e "a That he h taten it himself for anu net-
and ,sa .e iee and head with complete
1Dttie. Re sure 70 ask for GLarh, ~, I'm dollars
la,i sosi y druggists and medicine des,.
1yr. Az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
THURSDAY. o:7osEs II. 1851.

The Mississippi River !, on the ram
page again and has been doing an immense
amount of damage between Davenport and
St Louis \ little below Quincy. H., the
river is said TO be nine miles wide. 1t
would be wider but for the bluffs