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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14
MIRACULOUS
Wonderful Escape OF a Number OF
our Prominent Citizens.
An Arch Enemy HoulIy Conspires 70
Destroy Their Lives.
Full Statement BY the Suriyors-Their
Painful Experience.

An alarming state Of affairs Ia, b., n disc1,-
erred ia our midst. Hundred. Of our citizens
have been seized with my FERROUS symptoms
u illness, y hich have puzzled learned physi-
cians aud scientists alike. some have rapidly
suecumbed and fallen by the wsy.ide, like
parched and thlr.tng plants under the ,oorch-
ing and wiiheri ng rays OF pilile-s midsum-
mer sun. o. hers have suffered all the paugs
and torments OF the hof rible inquistion. Their
limbs have been raeked with ext ruciating pains,
while their bodies have burned " ih all inw ard
and consuming fire, uGque nehable, uncouquer-
able, until, when mind has been destroy ed and
the soul tortured beyond human endurance,
they have died death Of mi.er, AMI anguish
SOME Of their friends have suggested poison.
bSsing their opinion, perhaps, on certain as
founding revelations made by recent chemical
analyses conducted in this city, It'll no traces
could be found Of mi neral poisoning, and The
only questions remaining To be answered were.
Are these cases OF blood 20 isoniug, and if 80,
III what manner OF form thu contamination
brought about have our friends, " bo have
been So ruthlessly taken sway from US, been
made the unwilling victims Of treache rous
men. who, under the garb of friendship, have
sought their acquaintance, and 10 secrecy
prieked them with the poisoned poign-
ard y A reporter was put upon
the trail, given plenty OF time to in
yestigae The affair, aud commanded TO
pi ODE the mystery 10 it, very bottom, spar
lag nobody Ia prosecuting the inquiry. II was
necessary, nrst to interview some III those no
hal passed through the trying ordeal in safety,
and obtsin from them an account Of their sew.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14
The General Result.

1t WAS a cold day Monday for the Fu-
sion party Of Name.
The old state IS again in line on the Re
publican side with probable plurality Of
over 600 and a majority Of over
5000 votes. From all parts OF the
state come the cheering news Of Republican
gains Sections that two years ago were
doubtful or strongly tor the opposition are
now Republican or have made large Repub-
lean gains.
The Legislature viii have an increased
Republican majority which insure. Re
publican United States Senator
Judge Libbey will be restored TO sc at
on the Supreme Bench and an independent
judiciary will be maintained.
The "plain people" have declared in thun-
der tones in favor of law and order and a.
gsinst the usurpatiOn Of powers, BY the
Governor. which do not belong TO him.
The question of fusion between the hard
money Democrats snd TIE soft money
GreenBackers III Maine IL iOfrNeI sellEeu
and from this time on each party will feel
free to openly express its sentiments regard
ing the other Governor Plaisted is politi-
cally dead. He has risked all on this cleo
zion and has lost, as he deserved TO. Ths
ysrty of principles is certain to win, in time.
and the result of the election in this State
is glory enough for one day.
The hand. which Maine redeemed, extends
IN her sister states, is not polluted with
frauds, and rejoicing will 90 up from her
CONS in all parts Of the country over the
magnificent victory which she has won.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

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Hancock County.

Cd H4ac.ek again comes TO ;ne iron,
with large, increased Republican gan.
Although the campaign has been quiet,
conducted, election lay showed tina, the Old
time spin; ~. ST. awe and from a.. part.
Of the count, come cheering report, Of ~ork
vel done.
Although Tie vote s somew La; .ess than
tVo!ears ago. the majority a.. be consider
ably larger and VI. probably reach to
800, 50 tina; cur prediction Of las, week
tina, Hancock County would not be lef,
behind other parts Of the State. has been
fully verified
Eigh; Of the nine Representatives to the
Legislature and every candidate on the ,icke,
are elected and the usual clean sweep has again
been made The Republicans Of this county
have done a noble work and deserve great
credit 1t IS safe to say tina, they can be
relied on to do their part toward rolling up
a big Republican majority when called on 10
DO SO.
All that IS needed IS to ask them and
they come up a. one man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14
Home and Foreign News.

Five whales were lowed into Province
town last week.
One person has died and two Others
cannot live, from injuries received by Bar
nuns elephant in Troy, y. Y.
1t is reported that Sll0O collected in
Montreal for the Land League never found
is way into the trea~ur, Of the League.
Sarah Sornes Preston Of Boston. in Dis
posing OF her estate. bequeathed 10 the
Boston Home for Aged Women, $4,000,
aud TO the Boston Home for Aged Meo.
$1,000.
The earthquake at Panama DESTROYED
the cathedral ana many Of the largest bold
ing>. The loss will reach several huldred
thousand dollars. Several lives we're lost in
Asplnwall.
Mr.. Saier. the veteran financial editor
Of the PHILADELPHIA Public LETTER. who re-
Gently retired from thar pos. lion. will re-
ceive as an honorary pension his ful salary
for life.
MIR. Guildford Onslow, NJ. p, whose
death has just been announced, is said 10
have spent nearly 81, 900 ia behalf Of The
TIchborne claimant, whose advoca.e be vas.
Steamer Twilight, with more than 1000
exeursionists from Newbu yport bound to
Portland vas Obliged to put ihto Portsmouth.
Wednesday, heavy Sea preventing her
from going farther eastward.
Mr.. Justus H. Rathbone. the founder
of the order of Knights OF Pyihias. is an
active citizen of Detroit He was a school.
teacher in Michigan when the idea of the
order, which nov has membership of A.
bout 100000, occurred to HIM
Gen. W. I. Sherman has accepted an
invitation TO be present at the yete ans
Reunion which is to be held at Concord.
\. H., before long.
Subscription lists have been opened
throughout tine State of Georgia for a fund
of $4,000 for erecting a monument, To the
memory of the late Senator Hill. Coutri-
buttons are limited in amount to from one
cent to $40, the aim being to make The
movement thoroughly popular one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

The democrats admit thag they are
suffering from a scarcity Of campaign speak
els in Ohio. This they say arises from the
Willingness Of their best men TO risk their
lpularIIy b, coming out sqaareiy in favor
OF the democratic platform Of free rum and
no Sunday.
After the AShantee war, Sir Garnet
Molseley received some additional letters
TO his name and a Parliamentary grant Of
Sl25.OO lie is nov Knight Grand
Cross Of the Order Of the Bath, so that
nothing remains 10 be awarded to him in
the way Of additional honor save a pcerage.
There died At Pau recently the Bar
oness LejeIne. aged l0- wears. Her hus-
band. wnom she had Survived for thirty
four years, was one Of Napoleon
Is most trusted officers and as
sisted his master 70 escape across the Dan
ubc after his defeat at the battle Of E>sling.
The old lady retained her faculties 10 the
last, and possessed the most vivid recnlIec-
tons Of events tina; happened under the first
empire.
The difficult task Of inducing the Vic
toria Eegia, the giant ~ateF-!ily Of Sotlh
America 10 grow To perfection IN the open
air in this country. has just been successfully
accomplished by f.. ID. Sturteyant, florist
Of Bordento~n. New Jersey. The pla1i has
leaves six feet IN diameter. On Monday
evening last week i uniuIdcd Il, first flower.
creation Of great hcaujy. II is believed
TIA. the plant vii continue to bloom for
sr,cra. weeks
Special dispatches from Helena, Ark.
to the 81 LOUIS Globe Democrat, assert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

Portland Argus There WAS an election
10 this State. Modusr. l, is perhaps uu-
necessary to sta.e the fac, for the fgrre.
winch follow ell s,ory .1st Will rejoice
the hearts of republicans and make sad mat
Of the uniouisls. Fs s1ef Robe caa now
remove his GOV hide boots, take back his
gold vatch, sad come into lOwn aad not
There will be no trodble in deciding who is
elected as there was two years ago. The
hard-worked newspaper-men can take breath
once more, and settle down to routine work
Those not interested in politics will -hesvs .
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Star Routes.
The JURY UNABLE To AGREE OsLY or A
PARTIAL VERDICT.
WHICH Is FINALLY ACCEPTED BY THE
COURT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The public curl
osity in the result Of the Star Route trials
is not sbated, as was manifested by the
this morning.
At 10 O'Clock Messrs. Miner, Rerdell,
Turner, Vale and J. W. Dorsey. we're IN
attendance, and had some difficulty in reach
ing their seats at the defence table.
The Judge having taken his seat, the ses-
sion Of Friday was closed. and at 1905
the session of Monday was entered upon.
The deputy marshal, who was sent to in
form the Jury that the court was in session
returned aud replied that they would be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

ssh Of relief. and turn to their papers in
hope. Of reading something he.,dc- political
matters The ~o.ld ~i.i s,sl. move on. and
the sun vi. risc and -, a. before. Come
% think q %, Maine isn', counted much IN
the political world anshoa. aud the dcfcA;
Of Gov P.A..,ed Nil nu, be likely 90 IN
fucnoe other States 10 a pcrecri.b.c degree
Ii Sas Waterloo. and tho result may a,
Wcll be accepted phaa.opsioaN a. other
~ise- It l' NO use cr,.ag over spIci
m..k Al The J..na..:, have -, 'o DO O.,
% take courage. gather their f,rsr. together.
and marca-Eheres
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>k1N DISEASES CUnCn

., ~. Dh- kAZitks MAGIC OINTMENT. Curss =.
blotehes and Eruptions 90 The fscs III VI orhos,
al, e Sita. health, and beautiful Also cur, Itch
I ~ iA'eun sore Nipples sore Lips old ohs,ins,
SKIN DISEASES
ease yer discovered ' iof sAih us
suffered for - years IRON slim d,.sss' %, Pa,
a MI IN MS head lie employe many ~
efret emu numerous RENE ls but they All isiI y
asa.i ehded 70 him. He tried IL ard - az
tn ,', complete cure. This Is tut sa mn "ot
yeIons testimonials which we havs o. tha ms ~
- 'es curss which have been u-rouSh, = mar I
fEAzlkK,s MAGIC OIsTaEsT. "'0esh' oy DR..
DR wpna' 8i' eding. Itching or liberated p;l.s
enre 81. LLAAs INDIAN PILE OISTaEsT h a s,'rs
GIN. si"' oy mall. for sale by S. ID. WIG,
Hr" w,F'PHILLIPs, PORTLAND.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14
The Election
COMMENT, on ut rEt>,.

P,rtiIHi yr,s-Tae re,al, Of the ,.cc-
,lou ye>,erd4, ~. b, slaJec, q profound
satisfaction 10 a.. Republican, and 20 a..
,holshtf-. men ~ a1 care far the good maine
anu far fame OF our State. For four wear.
ae have been IN whole or IA part under the
control = the mo,ie, crowd ~aieh gathered
IA d d.sor-eriy mob under the Fusion ban
uers, and that four wears have shown pit
if-l record of ~rang.iag. ma.te4sance IN
Office, coau;-o-;s. attempted l,urpa,.ons and
general d.sors an.zatIOn, di>graoefli alike to
the eSI. doer, and 10 the State which put
them IN public place. Now the respectable
elements u society have aga.n assumed the
control Of affairs, and the public business
vii be again transacted 10 the prudent. de-
cent and orderly fashion 10 which Vt had
become accustomed through all the Years Of
Republican control Il Is matter for
which We all ought to be profoundly thank
faL Not .ess grateful and happy should We
* t44aA Ht AAht A-A4A eftAtCA q SOM hr-
publican delegation in Congress, where We
can contribute our full share 10 the safe con-
duct Of the affairs Of the nation. The
thanks Of good men from all parts OF
America, N.ll today come to the Republicans
Of Maine for the high service they did for
the nation yesterday. 1t is time for con-
CALCULATIONS aud hand shakings, for happy
hearts and joyous faces. There is little
chance that Maine viii ever a. aiu lapse from
her high standard since the sad experience
OF the last fes years and the sons Of Maine
can again hold up their heads and look their
brethren Of other S,ate, Straight in the face
without gfief or sdane for their birthplace
The suu Of this moraIog uses Oh Safe re-
deemed aud We give warm greetings to al!
our friends and bEelh.ea who have helped to
schieNe our great dell'ersnoe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

| down in five minutes. la that time the
Jur, entered looking fatigue'l and generally
worn out. II answer to the quesiss~ to the
| clerA as 10 whether ttly had ssr,ed upon
scrdlc,, Foreman DNpa sss4 ll4t ,hv jur,
stand the same as they did nen tine rvpar,
was made Saturday Last decided As to four
of the defendants. and not able to agree as
to the others
Mr.. lngersoll requested the court to in
qulFe whether there vas any prospect Of the
jury reaching a conclusion.
This the court refused to do, stating that
that was a matter about winch the jur,
| might differ. lie was not willing to dis
charge them yet.
Mr. lngcTso.l called attention to See L.
O36 az the Revised Statutes, where It IS
| prov, dcd that jury NAV find ,erlict -
to some Of the defendants and not as to
Others
The Court replied that he was satisfied
that that nigh, be done. but stall 1t Vas an
incOnclusiye sort of a verdict
Mr. lngersoli suggested that there vas
yer! little logic ia hunger, aud not much
evidence IN Inconvenience.
The Court You are assalling the veneer
able institution Of trIal by jury.
Mr.. lugersoli-l am not assaillng the in
/ stituuon, but am assalling the haEbari.m
OF POO Years ago
The Court replied that there was no ne
cessit, 10 discuss tina; point The Couf;
had tot enforced the "baIbarsm IT the Law
a. Mr.. lnger>o!l termed 1t. further than 10
instruct, the marshal To treat this iur, ~ be
hai been 10 the habit Of treating other
JurIc., because a jury might be INDUCED III
Injuries which would tempt them to stA,
oat longer than necessary. lie vas uu~lll-
ing 20 enforce the barbarian Of IN, law by
starving the jury, but they could have water
TO drink. food 70 cat aud place 70 rest
Foreman n.okson--The jury have Just re-
qncsied me, # proper. to present bred, ms
personal views as 20 an agreement.
The Cour,-Ihc Court cannot receive
/ that. II the jury are It'll in darkno.. A. 20
any question Of IA~. the Court Nil, with
! pleasure, n, % cnHshtcn them
Foreman Dsckson-Wc have fully d.s-
GUESSED cvcTt point presented by ,our honor
as 20 the law Of conspiracy, and the facts
I presented by the evidence.
The Cogrt-Thai Of course. have M
doubt YOU havc done
/ Juror McNaliy-l am firm in my CON
/ vioiIon and nothing can alter It.
The Co-rt-\1ac Of YOU are authorized
I TO make 4 statement nov. Alcr discussion
comes elaboration. You have lt.-us.ei
the uho.c case hay, no doab; TIA, ,nu
have been celebrating. bu, ,ou have not
reached a CONCLUSION a. 20 the Hhp,r case
/; 3 go the poser q the Court "a ar,rpt
such verdict A. you arc prepared % render
nos bu; the Importance Il the issue. the
great Arnoaat Il money. and time srl care
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\ Beneficent Action

ne miserable looks and feelings Of those
confined at desks or work tables, are caus,d
BY weak stomach Kidneys or Bowel,
Parker. Ginger Tonic without intoxicating
has such a benefcent action on these or.
gans and 50 cleanses the poisonous matter.
from the system, that rosy cheeks and good
health are soon brought back again..
press.
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State N 9 VS..

Lewiston is to have district telegraph
system.
Matthias Redlon, of Sweden died
Wednesday, aged nearly 80.
The Sentinel says there are a very large
number of cases of fever in Dennysyllle /;
some five or six cases in one family.
The Observer SAYS Frank French, a
member of the 18th Maine Regiment, re-
ceived over $1,000 pension short time ago.
The EaStpot Sentinel says: Twenty
two hogsheads of herring we're taken from
one of Messrs. Young & Simpsons weirs at
the Wolves last Saturday. They we're Just
the right size for smoking,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

Boston HeTaid-Col. Robe is chosen by
q cleac majority over all. This is crush
ing bios to tue opposition. It puts sn end
to -tusion. II remaqas the Democrats to
their old coud,,ioi Of Encouragement 1t
sends 20. on Of the Gee lbackers iato
their old place in ,ae Repuhliesa rsrks, rod
eliniua e. solol Cla>e from political ele-
ments which have to be taken iu.o consid-
Grafton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

The vote On Monday shows tia, the
people arc NJ, prepared 90 90 away with the
S4prerne Court and concentrate il. power in
rho Governor Governor P.as>'e4', appeals
IL b. ova behalf were understood 3, the
plan people anu. hg1raa,e.y speaking.
tie, have sa. daua on him hard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

Hon. l. II Hutchinson. g deviation.
speaker q thc House a: Representative.
a.sl az h.- home u that c.;y Friday night,
aged ,..r'y-e.elt WAR. IL was an able
LAWYER and much este, med c.'zc1 % Bis
CTS and STATE. NJ Hutchinson Ia, been
m b heal;h taf SOME time. The immediate
cause o, h.> death vas blood poisoning from
fer kf-asvs.
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PERSONAL To Ne. O.l,,

TUE NoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall. Mich
WI stni Dk. i'YEk's ELEBRATRp EiECTPn
Nc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on ula Tor thirty days 70 men (ynunL III olIl
VINO IRE afflicted with Neryou, DebIiity ~,
vitality and Manhood, and kindred troulIe.
guaranteeing speedy aud complete restnr ,tion'
Sl hnaHn aud manly vigor. Address. as sbo.s
trial Is allowed. uaYs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

er. appearances. The first 2 ;,-7- ta;' q Z we
was Mr.. Frank Dixoh. Jtu~ Ei.. l''lst
snown to about al Of our principal bu-in'' :
men. tie is NOV engaged al Lawton's as 81.
rooms. on North Main street. Mr.. Dixon ssh
that the malady completely used hm up.
why" said he, couldn't turn over IN my
bed; Whenever | desired % vscaic my bed ]
had To- be Ind nut Of Il, rnd enuld not 90
up and 4 wu stairs without the aid % others
| had DR. aud Df.--attsAding aie,
They dpsed me with this medicine and then
With thai. but " Ihout giving me my relief.
Finally. when hat ab. az liy,n u all dea Of
getting u tier, ,ous. ony a-kri We WY did
MT tsy HnnI's l,r,ue,lr. bsd bur lil'lr tauh
In he .uipouul sill va. p rsusdrd 10 Get
b,ltir 4 e. II, FORE had taAsn twO-thir,i.
q the quantity contained 10 that one bul 4 |
bggan u feel ~ -od effects, aul by to, time !
had finished | was able to 70 down IOWA sud
stirbd 81 INV business. | bought auU.hct 10
tie OF To" Ecmrdy and took hall Of II. aud
sine then have nesrr b-en troubled With
the malsdy. which proS,d 10 the rud q have
been u commonly sever az Sex of The 4 a.
ney comp ant. | see PEOPLE every day walk
ing about oar streets wbom know. u they
I
Ia 1t uo. u-sd Hunts Remedy. would have
l.. n IA 4 AWAY Ia sIsrt, IN. Inu,, .l,.b n,,.,ti
sgu. Ny ,sc> VA. seven ur ishi Year. syp,
~ "' .'" " - y ''' ''"@n "'." ,"'
ltiI " tn Nr'' ra' s1ti'- some h"a 81 " mat
,ud. red can i- gained from "a f4ct That my
weisHf fell iruu 10 hounds down to ls3
ttunt."
: In rrorp Sur,l.rfil v,.s ~. .v,,,.rt.,,., 80
NJ ssshcn q. Ma-nn. ~ ~ 3la saith Matn
1870, =. -" -" 'HHt ~ iNN' lf Wa AZ
a step in four months Hi> lhy .ir,sns thnugl I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

Tor the care Of the sick. How to cure dis
ease Its symptoms and causes, and other
information OF great value will be found in
va i'f hadimann's great book 100 pages.
','leu eo'ofeo Plates Send two 5 cent
stamps 70 pay postage To A. I. OrdWay 4
TO-, boston, Mass, and receive a copy free
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

The Vermont election shows falling
OF from the vote Of 1850 Of about 1900.
The majority for Barstow. republican candi-
date for Governor, is about 2, 900 over all.
Judge Poland is probably elected to con
gress by a small majority, and plurality Of
5000. So far as heard from the lower
branch Of the legislature stands: repuh.
licans, 1885, democrats, 40; greenbackers,
2; no choice, 4. The democrats have two
members Of the Senate
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Foreclosure.

puELiI nostee Is hereby Eivea that W insloy
! Hihks o. bucksport b, his deed date,i June
IL, lsi6 duly recorded. mortgg -ri g. me certain
parcel OF land In said Bucksp.srt, h..uadet he
EianiuE a. shs southwest corn,r q" Isot - and on
the line between Ritnge & 2,ronRiT theBee Nor h.
srly 10y sid range hue to iand of X q HiDks
hencc Westerly by said HiHks' land h. land
X. ibth i lisbs thence Saathcrly BY said stghhs'
land t. tbs line Of lot a.. thence Easteriy hy said
io' Is 10 ae place ot hegir nipg. containing about
s.Nty acres.
Alssi AnoshTT lot bounded south by land Of W N
Douglass, East by TIE range line. NORTH by land Of
X =. itin4s and Wet by the ranxr 1ne Of lst
TAuEc containing fny arrrs, more or les
lac eoisdIta4 Of said NOR, Re has been aud IS
the same an'f give This Raties 70 hat pt rposa
JULIA {. BARNARD
BY T. c. NooI nan. Her ATTY
Buck sp".L sept II. Iss2 w.
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An Entire Success.

Il has been proved D, the most reliable
testimony that lHoMAs' E,LlyrRlc on
i an entire success IN curing the mos, III
'rlefaie cases Of rheumatism, neuralgia.
lame back, and wound. Of every dc,crip,
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14

do net ieiay, bat bear in mind tia,
: ohs"0'p''oD often begin, with neglected
Cold or Cough 4iamsoas Botanic Bal
sam wins the day in curing Coughs and
Colds. Price, 50 and - cts. Trial bottles.
10 cts.
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0br GllsWortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth. Nc, bs TN HANCo'
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
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