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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03

On last Thursday Atlanta was blessed
with the presence ornine live governors,
most OF them being from southern states
Two suits of clothes were made from
cotton during the day and worn by gov
errors mt reception in the evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
WIndem Returned % IL senate.

MIENEAPOLIs, Mimi, Oct 26-The
Evening Journals legislative report
from ST. Paul, says: VIM. Window was
elected To the seat In the Senate made
vacant by his resignation last spring
to accept the Office OF secretary OF the
treasury. There was no opposition To
his return
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
Total

The trees not yet bearing exceed these
figures very largely, showing that orch
ards are multiplying rapidly. There
are 4,O5S,917 apple trees not yet bearing,
1871 pear trees, AS, 304 peach, $685.
COS plum. and G61 ,920 cherry trees.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
sentrne.ed = q Hapg.,,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 26.-The Rum
burger brothers, convicted of murder,
were refused new trial and sentenced
70 be hanged. Frank protested inn0-
cence, and at the conclusion of the sea-
tence, remarked 70 The court. with a
smile: Thanks, am an innocent man =
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
A Somhre OntlOok.

DETROIT, Oct. SD. Fl. Williams, of
Pittsburg, returned tonight from q sec
ond visit TO the district devastated by the
September fires. He makes the follow
ing summary of the present condition
and prospective needs of theae afflicted
people: have been through much of
the burnt district, and conversed with
agents and others about the condition of
the people as to their health and sup
plies. There are many sick people ".
ing without sufficient shelter, bedding,
conveniences or medicines. There is
not a sufficient quantity of stoves,
bedding, mems heavy over-coats, wool
en- shirts, women's wooden shirts,
women's wooden underclothing, mittens
or hosiery, infants clothing, mems and
women's boots and shoes, large sizes
and of good quality for winter wear.
There is a deficiency in delicacies and
nourIshing diet for the sick and conya-
lescent There have been about $500,
600 of cash subscriptions, or about 500
10 each family. TO provide the shelter,
essential furniture. bedclothing, under
wear, medicine and attendance, food for
one COW and team, and food till next
harvest, there should have been collected
four hundred dollars to each family, or
a round million dollars. The commits
sion cannot well get along with less than
$500, 900, making total of $4,000 in
cash subscriptions. have seen no esti-
mate based upon accurate knowledge of
what has been and what remains 10 be
dnne toward reducing these figures
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
NomInationa in New YORK.

NEW YORE. Oct 27-The Repu5li-
cans Of the Ninth district nominated ex-
C0llectOg Thomas Murphy for congress.
The Republicans Of Union county re-
nominated Speaker Sharp for the Assem-.
bly,.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03

Of service, etc, will be betrayed by the
government, the same as in the cases nf
witnesses for the prosecution. Scoviile
already has issued summons for twelve.
The decision of the court was not 10
prevent the prisoner from asking for
witnesses should they be deemed neces-
Sary. The defense will not be at all
ham nered.
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The Question of IurisdIction.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Although SEQ
vile, Guiteau's counsel, announced he
had no intention of raising the question
of jurisdiction it is believed it will be
raised after the trial is substantially
over The court announced that the
waiying of this plea at the present time
would not prevent bringing il up here
after. ScOville's associate, Robinson, has
a good knowledge of the fechnicalities
of law and is convinced that the court
of the District of Columbia has no in
risdiction, but it is thought best not 10
raise the plea now, but wait till the life
of Guiteau Is actually in jeopardy, then
Guiteau's counsel will ask the court TO
acquit on the ground of no jurisdiction
IL the court refuses, his counsel will take
exception to the ruling and the case will
go on an appeal to the supreme court oi
the United States, and If exception il
sustained the prisoner goes free. Under
the decision Of Judge Cox twenty wit
nesses viii he suhpDnaed on behalf d
Guiteau, in accordance with the desig
nation of tue counsel. The fees and costs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
special Dispatch to the Boston Journal. !
As Good as a Play.
IHE NEw PRESIDENT or THE sFNATE-THE
SEINE N THE sENATE AT MS ELECTION.

WAsnINOToN, Oct. l3.-The prophetic
remark made IN the Senate on Monday, by
Mr. Edmunds, that the point gained by the
democrats. By the exclusion Of their equals.
would be ashes Of the biiierest description,
was realized TODAY The democrats could
then have elected Judge Dayi, and claimed
him as a democratic President pro tenn, bat
the Presidential prospects of Mr.. Bayard
had to be taken into consideration. and he
was elected to be deposed on the fourth day
Of his service. To secure the possession Of
the committees and to depose Mr. Bayard it
became necessary for the Republicans TO 60
outside Of their party affiliations and to
elect David Davis, of Illinois. lie accept
ed the position as an Independent, but all
remember his early services IN the Republi-
can party and his intimate friendship for
Abraham Lincoln, who appointed him to a
seat on the bench of the Supreme Court.
BY permitting the democrats to transfer
him from the Bench TO a seat In the nited
States Senate, the republicans secured the
majority on the Electoral Commission, which
made the election of Mr. HAYES certain. and
nov he has enabled the republicans to re-
verse the unfair snap game Of the demo-
Gratis. Born and raised in Maryland. now
in his 9th year, he is genial gentleman,
and he moves with great activity, when it is
taken into consideration that he weighs
considerably over three hundred pounds.
He was more carefully dressed than usual,
Thursday, wearing a black broadcloth coat.
light trousers and vest. a white cravat and
low qusrtered shoes He knew what was in
store for him, and placid smile showed his
satisfaction.
At first he will be somewhat embarrassed
in presiding. but he will soon get the hang
Of parliamentary proceedings. 1t was as
good as play to see Judge Davis, his broad
countenance wreathed in smiles, escorted to
the Presidents chair Of the Senate by Bay
ard, who had been deposed by Davis vote,
and Anthony. who could have been elected
if Davis would have yots9 for him.
The republicans do not intend To endeavor
to elect Secretary of the Senate at the
present session, but they will not permit the
election Of Mr.. Washington, the democratic
nominee for that position. The result will
be the authorization Of Mr.. Shober, the
chief clerk, to act as Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

There are two grcenback state commit
tees in Maine saws the Lewiston journal. onc
representing the men who favored the Han
cock fusion electoral ticket last fall. and the
other the men who favored the Weaver
ticket. Scion Chase is the leader Of the
one committee. and. according 10 the Green
back .Nctrs. F W Hill. whom the .iry,fs
describes as a democrat i, the leader OF
the other committee. The GrceubarA Mar,
says that all the members Of the Hi com
mittee are of democratic aulecedcnis. and
that they have BETRAYED the party and are
attempting 10 transfer It 10 the democratic
party. The other committee SAY that their
purpose is TO maintain the greenback party
a an independent organization, free from
all eniangling alliances with other parties
which hold hard money views. The Belfast
Age (greenbackl sustains the Hill commit
tee, and fayors a union Of both green back
and democratic parties in one organization
under the democratic name. The other
two greenback papers III the State. Cha,e's
Chronicle and the Portland Netrs. favor a
straight greenbaok organization. The pros
pect now IS that there viii be two greenback
state conventions next wear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
State News.

A Lewiston man has raised crep Of
peanuts.
A counterfeit 81 greenback was de-
tected at a Portland bank on Thursday.
There are now Isl prisoners confined
in State Prison at Thomastou. three Of these
being women.
Rev. c. C. Mason. presiding elder of
Lewiston district. is SICK at his home in
Iiailowrli- Ills case is considered very
critical.
~ Benz Dursn Of kitterv j. shortly to
proceed with several other persons Ia the
Holy Land. where they propose to settle and
establish a new church.
The .idrerfiser says real estate j. rap
idly rising in Calais.
Charles W. G. Smith was brought into
court at Rockland. Thursday afternoon. and
sentenced to imprisonment for life. for muir
der of his infant sou.
The Senate in executive session. Fri
day. confirmed the nomination Of Walker
Blaine of Maine. to be Third Assistant
Secretary of State.
4 man hv thu name Of Holmes was
taken from his carriage. robbed Of about
TUESDAY evening Of la, week The robbers
been obtained.
AT the Supreme Judicial Court at Rock
land. FRIDAY 4. NJ, Ralph B. Richard, vas
convicted Of manslaughtcr IN III, death Of
Willie Car. and sentenced To the reform
school for seven Years, being the remainder
Of his minority. The Gross boy was &C
quilted
-Firc FRIDAY nigh, on Long wharf, Port
land, burned two large building, owned by
Chase Brothers. and occupied hy T. II.
Chase. t,h packer. and George T.. Dceripg
and company. Gamers Of fish The latter'>
loss Is $4,000; insured 5000 Loss on
the building covered by insurance.
The .irgns saws that DR. H. r. Eaton.
one Of the Witnesses a; the Cain murder
trial. al Kockland, in making the autopsy 81
the body OF the deceased was iuoculaicd
With the blood on one Of hs hands lie
did all be could To proven, b., blood from
being poisoned. bat all TO nu purpose. He
then visited Boston. but in VAIN. and ha,
taken 30 hls bed and j, not expected % live.
The Dyintos SAYS that Mr EIpard
loihrop. Young man - YEAR, % age. suu
Of Nathaniel l.. Lo,hrop OF Union. returned
home from Dover, y. II. where hc had
been at work, by the Boston boat W,Juc,-
day evening. Thursday morning he wa,
found dead iH an clubhouse. luc cause IL
has death ., not certainly known.
The la;c M. J. C. Brook, Of Portland
len the following puni,, beque,t. Wumau'>
Board Of Missions. $1,000 Bangor Tho
o.osscli SEMINARY. ~luue. llumc MISSIONARY
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Home and Foreign News.

Dr J. O. Holland. editor Of ~rritaer,
Magazine and author Of several interesting
books. died sudden, al h., residence ia New
YORK. "Wednesday morning.
E,a Pcric, roorc is 10 write life Of
General burnside, and Senator Authon,
viii give II al introduction
parnell. the Irish Land league leader,
Wa arrested Thursday, and lodged M prison.
His arrest causes great excitement IN Ire
land.
The Worlds Fair Committee TIE,
Thursday, IN Boston. and decided that !, /,
eXpcdeui TO hold World, Far in 30, on.
provided the sum Of five million dollar, can
be- raised. Jordan, Marsh n Co.. offered the
use Of Beacon Park for a ste for the falg
Capt, I'd 7. McRea. United State,
Navy. commanding III, has ship Tennessee
and chief Of the staff Of Rear Admiral H.
II. White, died very ,uddcnl, FRIDAY \ NJ
on the United States steamer Despatch.
while making an official call upon admiral
Porter
Colonel Robert G. lnger,oll is going
with his family TO New Mexico, where he
ha, become Interested IN some silver mines
He Is quoted a. saving that the Indians are
dangerous in that ueIghborhOod that he
and his family prefer that if one must run
the risk all should do 50, tina, they may live
or die together.
Eighty counties in Iowa give sherman
a plurality Of 40, 40. The remaining
eleven gave Garfield last wear a piurait, OF
ll767. Corrected returns make the Repub-
lIcan strength IN the Senate ~ out Of 30.
and in the House - out of 100 members.
Seven German army officers descen-
dants of Baron Won Steuben, aud bearing
his name, who take part in the celebration
al Yorktown, arrived in New York in steam
er Herder from Hamburg, Thursday. and
were received BY the committee representing
the State department and prominent citizens.
They are guests Of the Government. and are
also the descendants of Lafayette who ar
rived previously.
A dispatch from Memphis SAYS that r.
J. Moses. of 81 v all street. New York. tel
egraphed to various banks IN Memphis, on
dnesday, to secure as many Confederate
bonds as possible for him at - per : 900
He got s250,000 worth. Many persons in
Memphis have thousands of dollars worth
of these bonds, but are not willing to part
with them. The only reason given for this
speculation is that the Confederate govern
ment during the war deposited 3 900, 900
in gold, IN England, for provisions. and that
this sum has never been touched. If the
bonds can be collected they will probably
entitle the holder 10 this deposit, the English
government having refused to recognize the
right of the Federal government to the
money.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

The New York democracy are not al.
together happy nor so thoroughly united as
they might desire. At a meeting of Tam
many il was decided to support the NOM
inees of the State Convention from which
they had been excluded, but the enthusiasm
will not be so visible as to startle the pub
lie. The $1,000 Tammany voters will not
pull off their coats nor shout themselves
hoarse for the success of the party this year.
The New York Evening Rxpress, Tam
many democratic organ, NAV be supposed to
voice the sentiments of the majority in the
work that is 10 he done. II saws;
40 the xreekers and maripots who, by
their bribery and lying, have got control of
the State organization, war, bitter and re-
lentless, to the end. And war, not because
you are worth fighting, for YOU deserve con-
tempt but war for the sake of the prInci-
Piles you hass disgraeed and betrayed, and
the party you have defeated already more
than once, and are now hurrying to ruin"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

A GooD IsvEarxESr.-0neo of our promi-
nent business men said to US the other day !:
s4n the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing; passing your
the window, and got bottle. After she
had taken it . week she had rousing APP
petite, and did her everything. She took
three bottles, and it was the best three dol
lar sFeE inVsstSd. C.LHood + Co., Lowell, Msss.
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The Presidency of the Senate.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

H4NfOCk, ss--t'o srt .I ,oaHfy fua.asi,s!..a-
srs, Octuder Term, 4 n. 1851
ir"u the foregoing prt.i.nsi { - rnr- .i.rei b
the Commandments That he petitioners aT, pom
'thle Ani that they gAt % b. beard fnucalns
ht matter .ct forth iu thrtv petition. AMI thery
tore "rtirr TIA. iF" County umm --Iaurr- meet
At Elisha boWiirus IN rruu}s 40 ON Iue-.lAt Tie,
Ell das 81 November next
4 l" o'clock AID thence proceed TO view
the route mentioned 10 said Petition. Immediate.
~ alter "hich view hearing II the TArtie- aud
witnesses NIL be hAd a. some convenient place
90 the SleIpity AMI such other MEASURE Ia On 10
the pTrml So q, Tie UmuII stones -hAti Judge
proper. And u to further
OHDERLD-ThaG notice OF the time, place and
purpose Of the CUmmt,-Iourrs' meeting aforesaid
be given to alt pcr-pns AMI corporations inter
e ri by serving atte-tcd copies OF the petition
and thlr order hctroH, upon TIE CietA the
town Of Pcuubscut and by posting W attested
copies a. Aforesaid IA three pL bile places in saId
town thirty days al least before the time al
pointed Tor slid view. and By publishing ,he pc.
uiIOn and order thereon three weeks succ, s.ive.
~ IN the El,WoTth American, a spaper pub
hshed al Ellsworth, in the County OF Hancock,
the hIrl publication 10 be thirty days At least bc-
lore the time OF said HIew. that All persons and
corporations inter ested may attend AMI be heard
II they think DIT.
Auest:-H. b SAUNDERS, Clerk
true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
SWAP Atcst:-H. d SAUNDERS clerk
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~
Notice of Foreclosure

ITebb a rareher hereby give public notic. tt..
tesefioed pa &c II land sit at.,l in loving
!, . a. Follows to wit: BeginnnD IN I ahd
NV" nne az stake thence souther7v Ia rii
* 1ite easteriy and parallel with The ~ tpds
r. ions o. nrst bound containing q acre. nhe
odia mortgage /. dated Feb g5tS iss or
soi; ~ IN ~ meek Registry Of Dee,ls ~ anu
,ol3 Ioo The condition OF said mort - ~,
oioAn ana clam foreclosure OF - g .se are
give THIS nCt.ee for that pur,ose 'e same and
GEORGE PARCHER.
Ellsworth, Sept. "a. lssl. d. campbell.
3N40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

Abiding To a rumor that Mr. Lowell
will h. superseded a. American Minister to
England, the London correspondent; Of the
Liverpool Mercury SAYS. Mr. Lowell !,
one OF the mos, popular Americans We have
had to represent his country al the Court Of
St James-more popular than even Mr..
Motley He has sympathie> with us which
few Americans share. and his los would be
regretted by all that Is cultivated IN English
SOCIETY"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr.. Geo. ). Bunker merchant East sullivan Me
testiies that h. has sold hundreds Of bottles Of
CLARk's RHEUMATIC ELIxIk ard has known II
cure many severe cases OF rhuematism and ncl-
ralgia. That he 5 tasen it himself for neural
gia In tue face and head with complete success
and would not be without ii, II II cost ten dollars
bottle BE sure to ask for Ctarkes Rkcrgsafis IN
Ehzfr. Sold by druggists and medicine dealers
81 bottle, six for Is. Iyr. AZ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

DTRfNG THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from city eonyeniences. the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attacks OF
Headache, Neuralgia, ChoI IA MOrbus Cramps,
and 9th r disaa~e~. Tw:tehelI. hampiin Il
Co. Neuralgia Anodyne when IA en- &c
ding tn the dire tons each bottle will re-
lieve the distress ant remove the csuse OF any of
these troubles. TT 1t and be convinced. 1y5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

A " ashIngtou correspondent say
President Arthur has become to the palliI-
clans much Of 4 sphinx a. Genera! Grant
was. Speaking Of an interview With him
the other day. prominent political leader
said You can't get word ont Of him.
He is complete my ,iery. He's courteous.
genial. pleasant, glad 10 hear everything.
and Is getting good advice IN large quaint
ties; but he gives no ,ntimailon as TO his
purposes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
Ibr ellsworth american.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coombs
Bloek Ellsworth Me. by THk HANCOCk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &c, see first page.
NJ PFTTENGIIL co. 10 state street
Boston Il Park Row. New FORK, and s0l Chestnut
Street philadelphia, are our Agents for procur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN IN the above
cities ami authorised to contract for advertising al
ur lowest rates.
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STATE OF MAINE.
H4NcOcK, ".-Coart Of County coa.g.i.sioa

H4NCOCK. ss-Cosrt ef County Commissioners,
October Term. a. u. 1851.
pom the foregoing petition il j. considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioner are rspni-
-lbie and that they ought to he heard touching the
matter 1T forth IN their petition, ami therefore
der that the County Commissioner, meet AT
the store OF THOMAS WARREN,
OF Deer Isle, on Thursday the cath day Of
November next, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. and thence pro
cro, "a view the route mentioned in said petition
Immediately after which view, "A hearing of the
parties and witnesses will he had at some conycn-
lent place In tire vicinity. aud such other measure.
taken in the premises as the Commissioners shall
judge proper. And il Is further OKDERED-That
notice Of the time, place and purpose OF the ON
missioners' meeting aforesaid he given To all per
sons and corporations interested by serving aestcd
copies Of the petition and this order thereon upon
the clerk Of the town Of Deer Isle, and
by posting up attested copies
aforesaid, In three public places In said
town thirty days at least before the time ap.
pointed for said view and by publishing the De.
tition and order thereon three weeks successfully
In tbs Ellsworth American newspaper publ she'd
at Ellsworth. in the County of Hancock. the first
publication To be thirty days at least before the
time Of said view that all persons anil corporations
interested may attend and be heard If they think
lit
Attest;-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order thereon
3w42 Attest;-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
lydia L. Pinkham,s Neget.

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound reviyes the dropping spirits; in
vigorates and harmonizes the organic func-
tons; gives elasticity and frmness to the
step, restores the natural lustre to the eye,
and plants on the pale cheek of beauty the
fresh roses Of life's spring and early sum
mer time. 43