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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-05-27

All kinds of Sewing Machines a
TIFFANY's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-05-27
NOTICE !!

The splendid Jack, sRLKIRK," sired by
Black Tom," may be found this season at
my place in Garden City.
Terms, $500 to insure.
Il costs 20 much to raise one colt as Il does
two mules, and mules are worth $500 per
pair t, H. G. HOWARD
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-05-27
Special Notices.

HOUSE TO RBNT.-Nine rooms and out
Ii buildings; large lot; hard and soft wa
ter; three blocks from pOstOffice. Inquire OF
att THOMAS & WASHBURN.
MONEY TO LOAN at seven per cent,
lvx on first-class real estate security.
H. M. HAMILTON,
SLY City Bank, Mankato.
wi w. L. COON,
i7tf Mankato, Attorney at Law.
MONEY TO LOAN.-At y per cent interest,
WI borrower pay charges. Apply to
WIN. THOMAS, Atty at law.
Mankato, MINI.
MONEY TO LOAN.-Loans made at 8 per
INx cent, interest, and bonds negotiated al
his once, opposite the Minnesota river bridge.
N. G. WILLARD, MankatO.
MONEY TO LOAN.-AtS per cent. interest,
8. L. OSBORN,
Raa Estate and Loan Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Clipped Com

The Lewiston journal very propcri, sa,s.
The practice Of clipping OF robb!ug coin,
that nov - a, - height IN ali parts Of the
country. has resulted IA luloi.us upon the
current none, Of Lewiston and Auburn. 4
large number Of these distigured pieces. Il
has become 80 common 10 zee silver coins
With holes in them. that very man, give the
matter no attention. If what j. taken NAV he
passed 10 the next man as easily But 80
much mutil.ted coin is in circulation. that
the banks and many trade,mcn, even, refuse
eNery piece that has been tempered with.
Government will not take them in regular
business, nor accept them, unles, at a de
preclAted value, according 10 weight. Until
all follow the practice Of the few. the coin
rObbeT. viii continue 10 thrive. la the IN
nocent aye of the world. il was supposed
that punched coin had been, at some time,
attached to pretty ribbon, 10 serve as
charm, or that some curlous-mnded person
had disfgued piece in order TO recognize
the same, if il came into his hands again
But now II is well known that these small
spllnters are Systematically clipped Of, for
profit. The United States law fixes a fine
Of $1,000 and two years Imprisonment, for
whoever defaces, mutiates, impairs, limin-
ishes. falsifies or lightens any coin. The
practice is half century old and the only
way TO stop it is TO stop the outlet for the
clipped coins, and refuse to take them at all
times. They are not legal currency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Warm Expressions of Feeling.

Secretary Blaine FRIDAY evening, received
by cable from Minister Lowell at London
the text of the following note written To
Mrs. Garfield, Thursday, by Mr.. Gladstone.
the original to be forwarded by mail:
LONDON July u, ISL.
DEAR MADAM; You viii. | am sure, eN-
cu>e me, though personal stranger. Tor al
DIRE sing You by letter to convey to YOU the a.
surtuces Of my own feelings and hos, Of INV
countrymen Gu the occasion If the late hoTti-
bile attempt TO murder the President Of the
nitei >tAt">-in form more pslpable At
least. than that OF messages con, eyed bN tcls-
graph. Those feelings have been feelings in
til" nrst instance Of sympathy and afeTwa ard
OF jay and thAnkmlness = most comparable.
and l 81. .fur' 10 lay ouy second, 10 the strong
emOiI ~, OF he gre ( Nation # " hitch ne j.
the az" .'fled head. Individually | have, let
me be- Sou to believe. had nv fail share Ia the
sentlmrni> which hNNe Possessed the British
NHti, u. They have been prompted and quick
ened largely hy .,Hst venture to think j. the
ever groNing s,u-c Of harmony and mutual
respect and ai fpn between ID. two cuun-
tri"- aud Ut . y,i.tipn,hip which from ear To
wear becomes MOI. and more pTacir nj bond
Of union between u. but they have also drawn
much OF their strength from 4 cordial adusira-
tiun of the simple hrroism. which ha. marked
The personal cuI duct 81 The President. Tor We
have not Vet wholly lp>i the capacity OF auptc-
ciating such example Of Christian faith and
manly fortifu p. This exemplary picture ha,
been mad' complete hN YOUR own coniribu-
tiuu. 20 ID, noble and ioucbing features. on
witch ouly rbear To dwell because am d.
rcctly addressing Won | beg to have my re-
-pectful compliments and congratulations CON
viewed TO The President. and To remain. dear
madam, with great esteem, your most faithful
servant WILLIAM r. GLADSTONE
In rcpl, to tins Secretary Blaine FRIDAY
night, tolegraphed follows
MA>HINGIoN. July -. 1881.
LOWELL. NiEiSer. LaEisH-
| have laid before Mr.. Garfield the mote Of
Mr.. Gladstone, Just received by cable am
requested by her 10 sAy that smong the many
thousand mamie stations Of interest aud OK
pres-ions of sympathy which have reached her
none ha. more deeply touched her heart than
the Kind words Of Mr.. Gladstone. III. own
soliciiude and coincidence arr received with
gratitude But far beyond Til, she recognizes
that Mr.. Gladstone rightfull' speaks for the
people 81 the British l,le>. whose sympathy in
TN. National and personal affection Ia, been
quick and sincere =. that Of her own couu-
trymcn. Her chief pleasure IN Mr.. GLADSTONE,
corllIal letter i found IN the comfort which IT
bring, 10 her husband. The President /.
checred and ,olsccd on hi painful and weary
way 10 health by the mAuy messages Of sym-
paihy which in hi returning strength be safely
receive, and most gratefully appreciate.
BLAINE. secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

Mr.. Conkiing has at last been vindi-
Gated though not in the way he expected or
desired. On Friday. the Legislature at Al
bany, by an almost unanimous Republican
vote, elected Hon. Elbridge G. Lapham. l.
;. Senator in place Of Roscoe Conkling. re-
signed. Thus after two months struggle
New York has elected two Senators who
are in accord with the Administration at
Washington, and has rescued itself from the
embarrassing position in which it was placed
by the action Of It's retired Senators. The
country at large feels to rejoice at the VIC
tory Of the people over the intolerant men
who have assumed 70 dictate to the Presi-
dent, not only as to his appointments, but
equally as to the whole policy Of his admin
isIation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

-Commissioner Raum has been notified
that Deputy Collector Brayton was killed
Wednesday morning while engaged with
others in endeavoring 10 arrest John Nc
Dow, an Illicit distlller in Pickens County,
South Carolina. Mellow and negro, heavi-
ly armed, at last accounts were at Centre,
on the air line road defying arrest and
threatening to kill any Revenue officer that
approaches them. The Commissioner has
telegraphed the revenue officials in South
Carolina to obtain strong posse and arrest
Mellow and his confederates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Home and Foreign News.

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"' hSA', ~ "i h'' ir'n" professional, 'h's
w." Pf"hAh.l " A. e"'71 i'F MN IN 4 iht
money .Ai h'rh iri' q" some other person
A''A ''' '.A' '''H 'uf'"N'1 I" secure 'Hr
.'H"'N.
Tie army worm . DONG al hA'"' 10
Nt't'F" gram h'.I'- \ l'r' M9.hrN frr-
Ia ''N me army ~"rm }, making terrible
nav" !" IN, "A' hr."' ~ Iowa. Harvest
ing "i >'nA-. grams has h'SaH 10 SONG t"-
'A'!l'''' an" III large areas * Mi iA'' snort
o' the seed '"~h.
More than fort, case, Of scarlet fever
haSng appeared al ke.S.ek, ia Eugiand.
the medical officers traced their cause 10 a
darn from Which the infected iamliic, re
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
The Hawaiian Islands.

In connection it'll the rumor, since au-
thorita,lvely denied, that King kalakaua
had opened negotiation with England for
the sale OF his dominions, the San Fran
cisco Chronicle publishes a statement show
ing that the native population of the
Hawaiian Islands, whose loyalty is the chief
bulwark of kalakauas throne, Is decreasing
with amazing rapidity. while the foreign
population is rapidly increasing in numbers
and wealth, and, of course, in influence In
l179 Captain Cook estimated the native
population at 100000; in 1882 the first cen
sus showed it to be l30,3lj BY the census
OF 1866 it was IS, 16j it is now estimated at
$4,000. No estimate Of the foreign popula-
ton was made until 1850 since then il has
increased from ,962 TO 1 1874 in 1866, and
is now thought to be about 10000, including
Chinese. The female population is disap-
pearlng much more rapidly than the male
In 1866 the married people were fewer BY
6,S37 than in 1860. The destruction Of the
natives is attributed chiefly to the deprayity
OF the women and the excessive use Of ar
dent spirits. The foreign population, which
forty years ago, was only 100, now numbers
one-sixth Of the entire population, owns
more than one-half of the property. and
transacts three fourths of the business.
The Chronicle thinks that tine islands must
inevitably, and probably within the present
century, pass from the rule of the native
race into the hands of foreign protector.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
State News.

Mrs. Benz. Cros>man. who was so
shockingly pounded by her husband. is still
gaining. and is able to 81, up some.
Hon. James W. North has resigned the
presidency of the First National Bank Of
Augusta on account Of Ill health.
jason c. Leighton died suddenly Thurs
day forenoon. He had been in trade at
Eppns Corner. Columbia. more than 20
wears. and was well known and highly re
,pected.
Joseph Oakcs. for many wears a promi-
nent ship builder, died in Brewer FRIDAY.
aged &c Years.
Nehemiah {. Rice. a wealthy retired
leather merchant OF Portland. died of raral-
ysis FRIDAY morning. aged -.
Ia Governor DAVIS is quite sick at his
home in Fast Corinth from the disease which
he contracted IN the army. and which has
impaired hl> health ever since
The journal SAYS that Miss Julia Eluin
Of Augusta. member OF the First Baptist
church has decided to con,ecrat- her lie 10
missionary work. and Will probably be sent
to Burmah in October
lightning, Thursday morning. struck
and entirely consumed the house and barn
of Charles Chandler Of Minot Corner. Loss
$1,000; probably insured. One horse Was
killed.
Launched Thursday by Go,s y SAWYER.
a first class ship of l73S tons. named
Tacoma. owned b, John Patien y Son.
Chas. Davenport and Capt. John X. kell,
of Bath who commands her. and Charles T.
Moody. Boston.
A fearful hail storm passed over parts
OF the town Of Madrid "wednesday night
destroying crops. etc. The cattle adrighicd
took 10 the woods. Stone, of all shapes
fell. square. long and round. One glricd
seven and one half inches actual measure
mcnt.
Mrs. Marl Morse. Of North Whitefeld.
the mother of the lat, Warden Of the
Maine State Prison. James r. Morse. was
fatally injured Thursday night by falling
down her cellar >iaii-. She Is about eighty
Years of age.
Thursday. schooner John ). Case If
RoCkAnd. lumber laden. was struck D,
lightning IN New Bedford harbor. and had
her mIzzen topma,t badly .plinicrcd and
m.zlcnmast injured. Steward. John Shad,
Of Kookland, wa. Knocked scuseic>s and
the mate. G. Babb. affected
Mr. William Gran, Of Whrchcld. father
# John H. Gran, 81 Augusta. died in that
town on Wcdnc>da, night. aged over ln0
Wears. He vas one of the oldest men Be-
Name. In early life b. uas a cooper.
bat Of late year, had carried on a farm 100
Whi',hrli .-,IoiondI
-M..s Gar. ,,ft... T,,.,,,.. .I,,,.,i,.-5T
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

The census report upon the distribution
Of the registered bonds has been completed,
and shows that these bonds. amounting in
June last year 20 Sl,l75 900, 900. are held
by 13,lli persons and corporations. OF the
individual holders AZ ,262 are men, and 20,
32j women, leaving l,j27 corporations.
The men held 1927 100000, the corpora
tions 1921 ,OOO, 900, and the women $4,000
900. The average per capita for the men
is S7,74l, and for the women, s3,0sl
which would seem TO show that the bloated
bondholder is very mildly bloated indeed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Escape of a State Prison Convict.

Saturday afternoon Alfred Duboy, a
French convict, escaped from the Maine
State Prison. He was let outside to work
around the premises. Mrs. Charles Berry
and sister of Rockland had horse and car.
riage at Mrs. Watts, opposite to the prison
stable and they were about to get into the
carriage when suddenly Duboy ran across
from the stable and jumping into the vehi-
Gle, seized the reins and taking the horse
from them vigorously applied the whip,
driving the horse upon the run toward War
rem. Postmaster Willis followed him AS far
as Coughlin's four miles off when he dropped
the reins and ran into the woods. The Of
ficers of the prison were soon in hot pur-
suit, but he has not vet been found. He
had eleven months more TO serve.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Dec ision in Law.
Collins Granite Company in repIeyin, vs..
Augustus X Deyereuy Sheriff

Collins Granite Company in replevin, vs..
Augustus K. Devereux, Sheriff
ReScript-Cnapter 10 Of the laws Of 1876
gives TO him who labors in quarrying or cut
ting and dressing granite in any quarry q lien
for the wages Of his labor on all the granite
quarried or cut and dressed In the quarry by
him or his co-abOrers for thirty days amer such
granite is cut and dressed, and H. much longer
~ the stone remains unsod and not shipped
on board vessel. This lien il enforced by At
tachment within said thirty days will have
precede nee OF all other Claims including sales
made within said thirty day..
A ab1rer's attachment made after the a Sc
Of said thirty days will prevail against prior
claims only when made before the stone i, sold
or shipped on board vessel.
The words land" and "Or" are convertible
terms when the true import aud design of Il
statute require it.
Judgment for defendant and for a return,
with 81 damages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

The Ponfidnd AirertIser says that the
Supreme Court, now in session in that CITY,
have under Amusement the questions at is
sue between Governor Plaisted and the Ex-
ecuti,e Council in regard 10 certain removals
tso called by the former, but that it i I'M
derstood no opinion will be made public a,
the present term at least. It is understood
that the Court have not even taken the mat
ter under Amusement, and that nothing
whatever will be done in regard to the case
until after the adjournment Of the law term
al Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

The Tribune remarks that Governor
Roberts, of Texas, seems TO be unanimously
elected by Disguised country to the post of
champion featherhead of this epoch. lie
owes his election TO his original discovery
that he couldn't issue proclamation for a
day of thanksgiving CT sccount of the Presi-
dents recovery, without mixing up Church
and State, and he thinks they ought to be
kept separate. There seems to be some
thing the matter with Mr.. Robertss head.
1t may be feathers and it may be Bourbon
ism.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

A4t I tt4asAN4ti ffii4A ffa ~ANN
There seem, To be- good reason Tor he
hcNIug that the recent NlsI; of Nlcc Prr,.-
dent Arthur 10 Washington resulted in
bringing about q better understanding be-
tween HIM and the Administration. Even
patriot IN the country S.ll rejoice Il TIN, be
SO. General Arthur = sincere and earn
est Republican and most accomplished
and estimable gentleman. 10 intellectual
culture. IN sociAl graoes and IN aptitude and
capacity for public work he j, far above the
common Judgment Il those Who have not
been brought into contact with him. lie
has rendered valuable service in the past
and has the ability TO do excellent uork in
the future Il viii be fortunate circum-
stance for the country Il differences which
should never have existed are now To be OBJ
liberated"
"Eyerl patriot in the country will rejoice
when it is made clear tina, the Vice Pre,i-
den, has ceased TO oppose an Adminis,ra-
ton that has 50 entirely commended itself
10 the people and Of which he ought 10 be
an active supporter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
H0nOred and Rlesf.

When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery, that, BY
combining some well known valuable RENE
dies. the most wonderful medicine was pro-
duced, which would cure such vide range
Of diseases that most all other remedies
could be dispensed with, many we're skepti-
cal but proof of its merits BY actual trial
has dispelled all doubt, and TO-DAY the dis
eoverers of that great medicine, Hop Bitters,
are honored and blessed by all as benefac-
tors.-Democrdf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

Associate Justice Nathan Clifford, Of
the [. S. Supreme Court, died at Cornish,
Maine. on Monday morning at O'Clock.
Judge Clifford has been i'll for some time.
and of late has failed rapidly, so that his
death was not unexpected. He was born at
huBnsy, \. H, August 18th, 1903 and was,
therefore. nearly IS years of age. He was
appointed to the Supreme Bench by Presi-
dent Buchanan ia 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Notice of Petition for Discharge.


Tn the ease Of Nelson x. Jelli-on In,olvcnt
l. Debtor Notice Is hereby given that = petition
has On this 18th day Of April \. ID. ISL, been
presented Ia said Court Tor said Count, by
Nelson L. Jcilisnn OF Ellsworth in the County OF
Hancnck praying that he may he iccreed 10 have
a fun dis charge from all his debts pruyable under
the Insnlycnt Act Of the State Of Maine, approved
February ,. ls7- ami upon said Petition IL is
ORDERED by sail Court inst hearing De- had
upon the same before said Court, at Probate OfiIce
in Ellsworth IN said COUNTY Of Hancock On Thur
DAY the fourth day nf August, A - isl. A 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof DC
published ia thu Ellsworth Amertc N i newspaper
publ heel ia said County Of Hancock once a week
for : successive week the last publication to hc
seven day hefure the lay Of hearing, and tHat All
creditors who have proved their eht-, AMI other
person, interested, may appear at sAtt place and
time, ard show cause, ii Any they have, Why
discharge should not BE- granted said Debtor
according ~ tine prayer % said petition 2W=P
Attest
CHA~. +. DDRE.
Register Of said court ~ said county 81 Hancock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
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The Argus claims TO have made the
discovery that at the last meeting of the
Council, the Governor. in a fit Of passion,
adjourned the meeting siHe die, because the
Council refused to confirm one of his ap-
pointments. If this alarming intelligence is
true, il was certainly very silly on the part
of the Governor. All that was necessary
for him TO do was to wait little while. and
then present the same name and the Coun-
ell would, most likely, have confirmed the
appointment We speak from observation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Administrators Sale.

IJANING obtained license from the Hon. Judge
1 OF Probate Of HAnc Jck County shall sell at
Pub ic sale Al my nice on the tenth day Of
september next at tao O'Clock 10 be afternoon the
following described Iieres OF Real Estate of the
late Micha Carlton, lot Of alb at thl teen
acr, :, and tAst OF County road l. aiding from
o land 1" Castine. b log purchased BY deceased
OF Joseph frosty, Known as Crosby lot, ais one
lot OF about ten acres, meadow and upland,
South Of land owned b. I. %. >aundrrs, known as
the Hutchinxe lot, Terms made known al time Of
sale.
3wa0 NATHAN II. POWERS Admir-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

A lady tells Us "the first bottle has done
my daughter q grea. deal of good, her food
does not distress her now. nor does she
suffer from that erneme tired feeling which
she did before taking Hoods Sasaparilla"
A second bottle effected cure. No other
PREPARATION contains such q concentration
bf tifalizing, enriching, purifying and invig.
osasing properties a. Hoods Sarsspasilla-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

PH!IA>THEuFIC.-A wealthy land owner
at CONCISE. France has founded upon his
estate a private asylum for ,uperanuuatei
animals, which, except for h.s protection
would perish Of neglect Man, 81 the H.
matrs Of this strange establishment have a.
tanned cNtraordinar, ages indeed the fg.rcs
representing the number Of their Yeas.
which Their hcncfac,or carefully records. So
yrrr.y TAX crcdu.'y. The Patriarch of the
faml a mule IN his ,cvcnty-thirl YEAR
next come COW thuty-sIN year, oil. pig
Of twenty seven. and goat uf eighteen
Summers. In the quarters assigned % fowls
the visitor l. introduced Ia a goose in is
thirty eighth year. whose paunch touches the
g.ouud and whose feet arc l.hgarcd by
countless warts. In the a,lar, are a spar
row IN his thrt, SECOND wear. and a bull
finch rcpu,cd to BE- ,wcn,y-ctght Ncars old
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

The nomination of Elbridge G. Lapham
was made unanimous in the Republican
caucus t Albany Friday afternoon, and
in the joint convention he was elected by a
yote of 92 to AZ for Potter. The joint con-
sention then dissolved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

William. where have YOU been all
winter" "On my back" What was the
matter with you?" 81 had the Kidney
Complaint so that for three weeks could
not step" "What cured YOU P" 1T was
ELINR or LIfh Koor." See advertise
mcut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

Some anxiety has been expressed that
the election of Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Lapham
to the Senate would destroy the Republican
majority in the House. This. however, ap-
pears needless as it is found that the Repub-
Iicans will have clear majority in the next
House without Messrs. Miller and Lapham,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
0br GllsMOrtb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
block, Ellsworth, Me. by tbs HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
For terms, &c. see first page
60 = NJ PEfrENGiLL CO. 10 State Street.
Boston. y Park Row, New York. and 70l Chestnut
Street, philadelphia. our Agent FOR procur-
ing advertisement. for the AAERIC An in the above
cities and authorised to contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes
OF purgative, for Constipation, lndiges-
ton. Headache and Liver Complaint. By
universal accord, they are the best of all
purgatives for family use.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

Sitting Bull, with two hundred follow
ers has suyrsadered. According to reports
he has been on tbs point of doing so, dur
ing the past two years, Secretary Lincoln
is reported to have said that le would prob
ably be confined at Fort Bufofd for the
present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28

A Justice in Jersey City, has just SEN
fenced wife-beater to five years at hard
labor in the State Penitentiary. Surely
Jersey Justice has its merits.