Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

Mrs Theodore ru,on - nes5,.alus for
the purchase 81 house 10 Ncw Jersey. with
the intention OF making 1t her permanent
home
A couple Of wealthy Ncu England llu-
ncrmen propose spending Sloo.0'p .u bu.t-
ing railway into the Adirondack wilder
mss
senator Malone has purchased 4 large
interest IN a Mexican solver mine The
practi,L po.u.ca. .,nen of tin, co4nir, are
obtaining large financial interests ia Mexico.
The Omaha Nebraska R,yp5i,r4n h.
Aeyc, that SlOo,oOO vii be sent 70 that
State TO insure the election Of democratic
u.ted State, Senator.
Eighty four children have been received
At the BALDWIN Place Hpm, 70. Little " an
dcreT, SINCE the first Of September
-Gt.hcrt Patrick Known a, Fitzpatrick"
the u.dr,, Jncse, in America died OF pneu-
monia IN New York City. Thursday. lie
rode Lexington, lecomptc aud other famous
racers.
The Prrfce; q the Seine announces that
the runs Of the luiilrr.e, Wlll be sold a;
public auction on December (, a, an upset
price Of 10000 francs. The buyer a.ll ~
required To clear the ground in ,ix months.
In view Of the prevalence OF LIph'hcrl-
tic aud other contagious diseases IN Boston,
the board Of health have issued AN order
forh.dd.ng public funerals in cases 81 per
sons who die Of contagious diseases.
The storm on the lakes. Friday vas
very severe and disastrous. Much damage
VAS done al Detroit and at Buffalo. MANY
schooners and other crafts we're driven
ashore. propeller wa, burned. MANY
lives were lost.
i, is reported that Gen Beaure.ard Of
New ORLEANS. Is about to marry Mr.. Cor
nellus Vanderbilt. Of New YORK, the widow
Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
Jumbo, wanting to take walk the
other day. placed his head against tie vail
Of his building and stepped out, taking his
trunk with him. His residence j. m.nu,
one Of it, sides.
A Canadian banker says that $4,000
have been remitted through his efforts to
hay shippers, by the United State, gov
eminent, a. ACCOMPLISHMENTS an customs
dutic. overchargrd on hay shipped across
the lines. since lNS0, and he assert, that
sl.Oo0,OO0 viii eventually be forkrd over by
Uncle sam to the Canucks
With the approval of the Postmaster
General, Supt Thompson. Of the railway
mail service, Thursday, decided to admi, 10
the mails As fourth class matter. dried
prunes, compressed tongues, boned turkey.
and other canned meats put up in soldered
tin cans, not TO weigh over four pounds.
The owner Of small dry good. store
in -. Louis says that the amount Of his
sales has not varied IS cents in thirteen
wears ; and the Detroit Free Press SAYS that
some day stranger ought to drop IN and
buy bolt of cotton and scare him TO death.
The property left BY Thurlow Weed is
estimated to be worth from 81 100000 to
S2,OO0,Oo0. Only small portion Of it con-
sisted Of real estate. The bulk Of his
estate is in railroad securities. His fortune
was largely derived from the sccretions Of
invested capital.
Since January 1879, there has been
an increase OF the coin and currency in the
country amounting TO 1892 100000. As
the volume of legal tender notes has re-
manned stationary, the increase IS composed
| of national bank notes $1,000 900. gold
| coin $3.50 900, 900, and silver coin Sl04 900
/ 600.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the
| novelist. left Lancashire, England, when she
was thirteen years old and settled in Ten
nessee. She is of square, English form,
with fair brown hair, long, straight nose, a
wide, well shaped mouth, and large, beauti-
| full blue eyes.
General Sherman says in his report to
!
has five frontiers Atlantic and Cult
frontier, the Canadian frontier, the Mexi-
can frontier, the Pacific frontier, and
lastly "the interior" This absurd con
clusion is the logical result of our absurd
custom of dealing with the Indian tribe.
as treaty making powers. "The interior,
thus becomes a veritable military frontier
and gives the army more trouble than tn,
four geographical boundares.-Lerist
Journal.
Mrs. Jeanette, widow of the late Wis
consin millionaire, Gov. c. c. Washburn
| through her counsel, has filed In the dis
trict court at La Crosse, renunciatiOn o
her husbands will, with view TO insIitu
ting legal proceedings to secure her right o.
dover of one-third of the estate. The test
ator died, making a life provision for hei
comfort in the hospital for the insane
where she had been several wears. and max
ing ample provision for all of his Other
heirs, except nephew who had crossed biz
political path. beside several requests, one
of sl50,OQ0, for the founding of an Or
phans' Home in Minneapolis, and S50,0ot
for founding library in La Crosse. The
out GONE Of the litigation now to be insti
tuted, may defeat the requests and defea
the tesIator's last will and testament in in.
tent and purposes. and embarrass the exc,
eutor in administering upon the will. The
estate is scheduled at some $4,000, 900
The lawyers will now become benefciaries
of the will.