Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-08

-fwenty-hve women physicians who
took part IN the military operations Of Rus
STA IN 1871, have been decorated BY the En-
peror With tue order OF st. Stanislas of The
third class.
w. II. II. Murray is still on his farm in
Texas. A correspondent Of the New Haven
Palladium writes that recently he saw him
al San Pedro Springs unloading with his own
/ hands wagon load of cedar ties that he had
hauled from his little place for the street
railroad company. lie vas without coat,
vest, or collar, dirty and uushorn.
beneath the Garfield memorial tablet in
( the Baltimore and Potomac railroad depot,
1 Washington. was placed on Tuesday. Me
mortal Day. a rich token Of evergreens and
flowers. representing ";he gates ajar.r and
the silver stat on the floor that marks the
spot where the martyr fell was covered With
large star Of snow-Nhite flowers.
Sam BowIes, the father Of the present
publisher Of ID, Springfield Rsppilican. was
one Of the first To abolish the unnecessary
use Of capital letters in his newspaper Al
first he had great trouble to make HI, COM
posltors understand the rules he had esish-
I'shcd. and finally when he had been m Ne
than usually ANNOYED, one day. he issued an
order that no words except sam Bovles"
and deity" should begin with capital let
tiers.
Lieut.. Eisenhower was gwen recep-
tion At Willard, Hotel, IhagsIay under the
management Of the committee appointed hy
citizens. He was waited upon by 400 to 500
friends and admirers. Who gave him a cor
dial welcome homo. After the reception he
was escorted 70 his home IN Georgetown.
1t j. SAID lha, the CANYON Dablo bridge.
ON the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, north
Of Prescott. Arizona. is the highest bridge
IN The world, With one exception. From the
bottom Of the CANYON to the centre of the
bridge is about 23o feet II Bunker Hill
monument stood in the canyon, its summit
would be about ten feet below the floor Of
the bridge
The late James Wick Of Rochester. New
York. was born in Portsmouth. England.
and was a playmate Of Dickens. 1t j. re-
ported that his gIfts Tor charitable object,
amounted 20 over SlO. 900 a YEAR. lie CAV
50, po0 n seeds to the sufferers los the Kan
sas grassho1per plague. aud half a. much
10 the Michigan sufferers. lie set ttpc With
Greeley on the kairterbocl<r. and aGcrwarI
- tfa.hhA NA Afftat iNAfF flt4 nut
h~ui'urist.
--Gauhalli, the Italian patriot. il dead
He dicd al has island home at Cnprrra.
al 6eto O'Clock FRIDAY evening. bc,ag
uear., IS wear. Of age. lie va. cdu-
Gated ;n fol.av the profession OF b., father
lAai nf mariner. Ia 1881. he visited
Rome, and the condition Of that city gave
rise % the revolutionary views Vhsrh caused
h.m 90 hc cN.ed from l,ai, HIS entire life
va one u agitation. AZ tunes he was IN
the pinnacle Of prosperity. and again living
% poverty lie Vas a man u persistent and
never 'uUs energy, and 100 obstacle seemed
10 deter him from working 90 attain the oit-
Jet be- bad lH ,icu. Hr was patriot. vhl
believed 90 liberty. 10 cqua. Rights ior a.l
H. last active service was or France ln i.r
Franco Prus-san ua5. Since 1874. broken
in health, be- lived qu,o;ly in his hamr 4;
taprcrA- Nsy his last rest bc peaceful,