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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-04
" Winter Itarl,or.

-Onp OF ta, saddles, aud most distressing
OF accident. occurred here FRIDAY, tar 4Nth
u!t.. which sil.rd mAuN home, with IT.ei. and
east cloud Of gloom over the entire place.
NeI> Island j, q ,mal. hooI-tIe island at
ta-hed r. MARI Island At the entrance Of
u, harbor on which some Of orr fishermen
have erected stands for Summer fishing.
FRIDAY morning, about nine o'c.ocA. two
Young men, Mr. Charlie. JOY aud Thomas
SouihArd started 10 come from their place
OF business on Ned, Island To thi, place.
distance Of perhaps pne ana oue-haii miles
%, water and Tor this purpose, ,hcy launched
4 large >hIti. tO " h.ch Was made fast a doy
While putting out from the shore and ny
Ius 20 til away the sail OF their boat. which
b, the Wy seem, to have had too much
ballast, sudden ,quaIl struck the sail ear
r,lns the boat over 80 that she began to I'LL.
Young Southland sprung into the dort an
endcaVored TO release her from the skitf
while J0y used every effort 20 cast oft tue
boats sheet Before ans lhing could he
done however. the boat sank dragging tile
dory down with her, while both The occu-
pants. neither Of whom could swim. chung
to. or were drawn down With them, aud
neither were seen TO rise again.
Every circumstance attending the disaster
seems peculiarly sad. joys young wife and
Southards sister we're upon the shore. but
a short distance from their friends. aud were
Obliged to helples>iy witness the frantic ef-
forts and sad fate OF their loved ones,
while The poor fellows within sht of nome
and scarcely gunshot from the beach, en-
tered the death trap which through some
oversight they had made for themselves.
As both we're able ana experienced boatmen
no one seems able TO solve the mystery con-
nccied with their tragic fate.
Both Young men were Of irreproachable
character and leave large circle Of friends
To mourn their untimeiy death. In the
case of young Southard especially, wide
spread sympathy Is felt. he was the main
support Of aged and decrepit parents, and a
Young sister who can in afford the sad loss
10 which they have been subjected BY this
painful blow.
When the news of the accident reached
this village later in the das, a large force
of men earnestly engaged themselves 70
sweep for the bodies, and Saturday forenoon
succeeded in raising tie skIfi to which poor
JOY was clingng. The body Of Mr.. South
ard has not been recovered. and as one pair
+ of oars belonging TO the dory are missing,
it seems probable that elinging to them, he
! was drifted out. to sea, and the chances Of
/ the recovery of his remains seem slight.
The funeral services over the remains of
Mr.. Joy and in memory of Mr.. Southland,
we're conducted BY Rev A. F. Palmer, Sun
day afternoon, in the presence Of very
large and deeply sympathetic audience. Mr..
/ Joy leaves a wife, but Mr.. Southland was
unmarried. KNEAs. :.
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Blaehill,

Almost time for trout.
The Academy has entered upon the last
half of It's spring term, and the attendance
has diminished considerably. Not, however
owing 10 any dissatisfaction.
Mrs. DIR. Grindle left for Boston, last
week.
The Assessors are in session at then
office in the town house.
We regret to learn tina, II. 7. Whitney
has been forced to 20 into Insolvency.
Mr. Israel johnson j. having repair.
made in the room formerly occupied BY
Misses Osgood aud Thomas when completed
Mss f. J Herrck will occupy 1t as a
millinery store.
a valuable horse belonging % Mr.
Frank Wood. while running IN the field last
week, slipped aud fell. breaking his leg short
oft. 50 that they we're obliged TO Nil him.
Rev L. ) Trip. preached in the Con
gresa,,ogal Church. SUNDAY, having eN-
changed with the pastor, Rev. J. c. NJ.
Johnston.
a number Of stone cutters who recently
went 10 New York To work. have returned
home.
Among the passengers On the Henry
Morrison. SUNDAY. was Arch HrCkleY. she
has spent several months ia California.
Mr.. .. NJ. Slower. who was for long
time clerk ioi Hon. j. T. Il.uekley, may now
be found with I. h MeIutlrc.
B.uehiH Lodge, l. O. O. F.. had An
Oyster Suppcr WcInc,da, evening.
The SNOW storm. FRIDAY. made a plenty
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-04
Trial of the Cherryfeld Murderer
Verdict of Murder in the Second
Degree.
CALAIS, NAV ,.

CALAIS, MAY ,.
The interest in tne Campbell case TO-DAY
i undated. \ great crowd throngs the
court house including a large number of
Ladies. Mr. Brooks. \ :. Dorr and J. X.
Wiley were recalled 10 the stand. The tes-
timouy Of Yesterday wa, mistaken. Frank
McGrov opened loT the defence and asked
the same consideration that each Juror i
entitled to. The prisoner has the SAME
rights and ri,iiege> the president Of the
nited States. lie was uncducated. with
ou. a trade OF accomplishment, at the aye Of
fourteen he became acquainted with a mar
rjcd woman ten Years Older than De, aud
lived with her
lie VAS willing and industrious. hu' weak
and innocent She sept him about Peg cou-
tinuaIy. lie grew fond ot her aHd was
with her most a the time. She sad >hc
loved him and finally She made him per
feet slave. TN he loved Ter a, PASSION
ai,'s a, a human being could. She told
him THAT she plaHcd for Der husband death
that She might marry h,m. When she dld
accept an engagement uuE she vent to i've
10 has house.
>addeuiy. without warning after having
taken possession Of h.m body and soul TOR
eleven 81 THE h,>' wears of Bis ..ie. >ac cast
him aside utterly guorng hmm without nya-
son Tic had uat moral or religious teach
in. and coaaod t. madness and jealousy be-
committed The acr and maae uo attempt tn
escape. We claiu that h.> teacher m.>'r,s,
taught h.m 90 30 tht act tgT which b. T. re-
spou-.h.e.
The State declined 90 cross examine and
tn, detenc, rested. John +. l1uea made
the closing argument for tt, defence. >ftah-
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Mir Ffank ) Chapman. left to-day for
California. where 10 }, Ais intention 10 re-
nam a number of years. Frank is one Of
our most higHl, esteemed Young men. and
viii be missed by d large number Of friends
who respect him for his mahly character
and worth. All unite 20 wish him a pros
porous Journey, and sure return.
The gold watch belonging to Mr.. John
W. Lowell was found by its owner last
week rcposing upon the green bosom OF a
brush pile The chain had become en-
tangled in the brush while he was removing
it from the house. Mr.. Lowell says The
watch had been lost three weeks 10 an hour.
An accident occurred last Friday Oh
the three O'Clock down train. About a
mile below this station the center pin under
a box car broke, allowing the truck frames
to swing across the trace, thus obstructIng
the track and crushing the truck frames IN
der the box car and one passenger car.
The train was thrown partly from the track
No one injured. Damages estimated from
two to three hundred dollars.
X
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoScEt A rIoNAt- Irearhiue a. 10 2" " Na'o4''
~efi4sI ID 90 ta 4 NJ kNtuiHe service at =. q "
BApui-r- rrezsEug at tna ~ e. NaoA'A Ntl'-'.
atlrV weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening Al
s12a.thHtk. .
UNtr4aiAN ,'lur,b service at ? Is o. n. and !" NJ
Suufl, sth,al at ~ 9 ID.
2TE .-,..... . -,
NJ 1it,ri~r I'ryaeHl,. at ard 81 SahiA'h school
t-Siay TturaE,>,s NslTr~e.- Eyery sunday ai5'ii
D. n AZ ltl.ts Han
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-04

HANCOcK ss-COurt Of Probate, Ellsworth
Apr.l ern. is>!.
HAS. J ABBOT. Administ atOr Re bOni- non
Of estate Of Ru e ndOn late OF BrooksyiIle
deceased, h vim pre-e ted his petition ~ sci TIE
real TIT, Of III dec a-c
Oi.DERED-liIat said petit oner give public
notice tu all pers interested, b causing G py
Of this ori t. be- publish Il three weeks sue.
&c siye in the Ellsworth Amer can a ReH >pAlef
uhlished in Ellsworth, Va said ounty, that they
may appear at 4 CoUri OF Probate for said County
Ia be held at Bu, kspOrt the third Wednesday
Of May next, at ten OF the chuck Ia the forenoon,
to show e. II any Trey ave, why the prayer OF
sal petitioner should not be granted
3tlG' PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest3-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy Attest;-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register
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The chooner VIM. III. Archer went on
! the beach this Wednesday morning 10 be
re-caulkcd.
I Mrs. Tribou, daughter Of Mayor Davis.
arrived last week ON visit 20 relatives aud
{ f,eads in this city
Mr. George y Black. accompanied by
1 his mother aud SISTER. arrived Monday ior a
short visit at the old homestead.
The man, friends Of Mr. Samuel Was
son will be PANIED to learn that he is >erl-
ou>il III at his home IN Fast Surry.
Our canvas,iug agent. T. A. Crah,rce.
l will visit within the next two or three weeks,
the towns OF Gouldsboro, Steuben and Mi
bridge
Mr. Chas Carr. Of Mariayile. who
runs an express line between that town and
Ellsworth. informs rs that he has missed
onl, one trim iu SIX wears.
Mr. C. II Davis has purcha>ee Of Mr.
g. T. GRAY. hi, span of Young draft horses
paving 5000 Nj DAVIS has also sold ms
driving horse TO In lIanc, for $40.
Mr. Bragg. of Bangor. j, to build two
cottage, al Hancock Point. one for himself
and enc for Mr> Bar,tow. OF Bost"n.
Work On them Will commence the last Of
tA,> month.
The following mcm',cr, OF the Masonic
Frat,rli,, l,r here Naada, 70 attend the
SESSION of tine Grand Lodge IN Portland
John e R.Iman \ " Cushmau. Jane,
W Uasl-. I. T.. Hale. Geo. \ Parchcr and
jaime, T. Parsons
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-04

AL hard workers are subject to bilious
attaekS which NAV end in dangerous illness.
Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys
and liver active, and by preventing the at
tack save much sickness, loss and expense.
Delay at such times means danger.-Ds-
troll Press See other column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-04
The President

OF the Bank of Wayerly, Iowa, says: Sui
phur Bitters saved nv life. For ten years
suffered from Catarrh and Liver Complaint
! lost forty-fve pounds and was growing
worse rapidly. had lost all faith IN medl-
cine, but hearing YOUR Bitters so well rec
commended, gave them trial. Six bot
ties cured me.-Smitk p Hunt. Wdreriy,
lara 10
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In Hot Water.

Orpha NJ. Hodge. Battle Greek. Mich,
writes: Il upset tea-kettle Of boiling hot
water on my hand. Il at once applied
THOMAS ECLEcTRIc Oh, and the effect was
to Immediately allay the pain. was cured
in ,brae DAYS
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naueyfor "A Rainy DAY.

"For six years my daughter was sick
from. kidney and other disorders. We hal
used up our savings on doctors, When our
dominic advised "a, so Try Parkrr's Ginger
Tome -Four bottles effected a cure. and a.
a dollars worth has kept our family well
over a wear. We have been able @ lay by
money again for a rainy day. a Poor
Mans Wife.
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HANCOCK, Sc urt Of Probate, Ellswprt.
Apri. Term, A. u. lss2.
tjiuu the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
said " idoW give public notice 10 al persons ter
sted. by causing copy If hi Order t0 be pub
i>hed three W eks successiveiy the Els orth
mgrcan newspaper pub ishcd Ellsworth in
said County, th4t thsv ~ r. pear At a Cuu of
oIate Tor said L unity to re he IL Buckspart
on thir'i Wedaesday j.. May next, at u. 81 the
cloak In the H. enuou and show cau.e If any theS
have, why the same should rnt granted.
10 PARKER tUCk Judge.
At e.t;-CHAs. r. DORE Re.i-trr.
:ru copy tt.st HAS 4. pogR Reg.
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A medicine Of real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
re commended BY those who have used it, as
a true tonic is, Browns Iron Bitters.
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Mr.. {. c Burrl. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank a, rapidly Increasing
ana already exceeding his an,icipations.
Mr.. Burial offers the same banking facilities
70 our merchant, and Others. a. would be
FINISHED bv National Bank 3tf
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Deer nsle.
DEER ISLE THoRoUGHFARE LIGHT
HoUsR.-The sch. f. {. Morrison, Capt.
Wilson from Rockland bound to Passport,
with cargo Of lime, was wrecked near this
light, April 20, vessel and cargo total loss.
CHAs. A. Corr, Keeper.
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Il llt.- eDss fib hereby ( public notice t. all
concerned that icy have been duly appOi te
and have taken upon tn Insc YES e trustOf Ad-
mipirlrator Of the Estate Of Henry Is. Jordan late
of Ellsworth in the County of Hancock,
de. easel, by giving bo;,d as t. law di-
r, ets, they therefore request all persons who
in,ie tal Ia he said deccaseti's tate. make
me1iate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, To extibi the same for set
tlemcnI
HELEN NJ. JORDAN Aa,o,r,s
HESgY A. JORDAN % o.
April L. lsS2 3Wl6s
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To the Honorable Jud.e OF Probate for the
County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator of the estate 4
L Oliver ". GRAY late Of Buckspprt in said
County, d. ceased, pectfuly represents that The
goods and chatte $, rights credits of said lie
ceased are not sufficient 20 pay just debts and
charges of administration, 10y the sum Of eighteen
hundred DOH rs. Whercf NJ your petitioger pray
you. nor q grant HIM a license iSsell al
public or private sale, all ~ his right title and
Interest a. redeem he mortgage or mortgages on
his homestead situated in i}ucAsport Village and
all his iutere IN and to any and all real estate OF
"a q deceased in IN, County u Ha- cock and con
yCy the same tinclulIng the rover lou Of the
willows lower Their IND to satisfy said debts and
ch rge- 81 administration.
GEORGE ". HERBERT, Admir-.
Apri /, lsS3
STATE OF MAINE.
UANCoCk - court OF Probate. Ellsworth
April Term. \. a.. l>N5
Upon TIE foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
sail ~ I'D -Ecr give public notice to all Persuns
into r~tcil hy causing copy he petition and
hi, order thcr con. 20 be puhil ned three weeks
successfully la the Ellsworth American, q
neN -pApcr published "a Ellsworth IN SAID
County that they ir4y appear at a Court a
Probate for ssI1 County to be held at Bucks
port, tHr third "Wednesday 81 May next
at ten ut tho Clork the turt noon. % show Caust
10 any fury have wh. the IN yer ~ said petition
cr should not be- granted.
3Wl PARKER Tue X, Judge.
Atty-t.-CHAs T.. Dom. Register.
\ true copy .tiD-t ..- HAS +. puRR. Register
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To the Honorab e Ja ge d Probate for he Coun-
ty Of Hancock
THE undersigned, Widow of William whit
L more late OF Iieer 10 IA said County, de-
c ased. respectfully represents, that said dec ased
d rel etked and possessed of Heal Estate. in which
she is lawfully entitsd g. Dover, that pait
thereof bcsn assigned to her by the b IRIS ten
ants, BY process OF law, and that she is DESTROYS
t. pus-, and occupy her Dover in severa y
: hsretgrv prays your Honor that her Dover tn
said Estate may ae assigned and set Tut to her,
and that ON aissoneJs may be appointed for
that purpUss, pursuant to law
JOANNA GROSS.
April 5, lSs2
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. - Court OF Probate, Ellsworth
Apr. Term, 4. II. lsSs.
Uion ne foregoing Petition, ORDERED - Tht
-at Widow give puhliC notice ta all D rsnus in
ierUStetl, by causing copy II t'i- order Ia be
published three week, =uCres sitcl. Ia the ~
Wo Oh Anne lean "A wspaprT published In said
County, that hey may appear 40 Court % iru-
bate for said county 70 br held a iu k-purt ON
tn thir,i " dntssay iu MAY next, " ten % tho
clock IN the forenoon. and show cause "a any they
lave, why The same should not he Z ed.
av To- PtR>t Il II h Judge.
At IS ,-CHNs. 4. DuRR Register.
true copy Attest s-CHAs T.. ppRR Reg.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06
Street Improvement Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Common Council Of the City of Astoria.
propose TO order the Improvement of
that portion of ConcOmly street, in
McClure's Astoria, from the west side
of Main street to the east side of Spruce
street, by replanking the same with
sound fir plank not less than three in
chcs in thickness and by removing all
defective spiles and stringerS and tim
bars, replacing them with new and
sound material, and by removing all de-
fectiFe plank and timbeTs in the side
walk and replacing the same with sound
plank and timbers, and unless remon-
STRANGE signed by the owners Of two
thirds of the property fronting on said
portion OF said street, be filed with the
Auditor and Clerk of said city, within
ten days from the final publication of
this notice, the Common Council will
order said improvement to be made.
BY order OF the Common Council.
L. C. NORRIS,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, March 81, 1882.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06
After the Veto.

IL comments accompanying his
veto, President Arthur seems to
think that the matter of Chinese
immigration'is is simply some trivial
little affair that We, W out here on
the Pacific coast, have got a little
furried over, and that we will see
1t clearer with returning reason.
He would also seem to inculcate
that ten years exclusion is long
enough, drawing the line between
twenty years being "unreason-
able" and ten years reasonable" "
According to such geometrical ra-
ito of logic five years would be the
comparative aud one year the su-
perlative degree of that useful
quality of reasonableness. There
remains but one way out of the
mess that His Accidency No. 4 has
made-to pass the bill over his
head. 1t is serious question if
this can be done. The bill can be
made a law by a vote of two
thirds of quorum of both Houses.
In the Senate the bill was passed
by vote of 2S to IS. If one of
the Is can be made to go with the
2S the bill would pass. As far as
the House is concerned there
would be little trouble, as it went
through by an overwhelming ma
jority, and would be repassed by
the same vote. The only thing in
the way is the vote of one Sena-
tor. We hope it can be passed.
For the second time in few years
the Executive has denied the de-
mands of this coast; it remains
with Congress to recognize the
fact that the Pacific coast has
rights that the rest of the Union
must respect.
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Street Imnronemsnt Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City Of Astoria
propose to order the improvement of
that portion of Chcnamus street in
McClure's Astoria, from the west side
of Cass street to the east side of jackson
street, by replanking the same with
new and sound fir plank not less than
three inches in thickness, and the side
walk on each side OF said portion of
said street, shall be repaired by remov-
ing all defective plank and timbers and
replacing them with new and sound
plank and timberS. and unless Il remon-
STRANGE signed by the owners Of two
thirds of the property fronting on said
portion of said street be flied with the
Auditor and Clerk Of said city, within
ten days from the final publication OF
this notice, the Common Council vii!
order said improvement to be made.
BY order OF the Common Council.
L. e. NORRIS.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, March 81, 1882.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06
IT was reported that the Chinese

IT was reported that the Chinese
embassy would be withdrawn from
Washington, if the President ap-
proved the pending bill. Some
thing awful is supposed to have
been threatened by this, but we
confess our great ignorance by the
admission that we cannot see what
great difference it makes whether
the embassy goes or stays, except
TO their hotel keeper. Our COM
mercial interests will not be in
jured. They will send their tea
and silk here just as long as they
can make money by it. If there
were. an embargo on the importa-
tion of their products, they would
try to smuggle them here. We
cannot keep them off unless there
is%a blockading squadron. Nor
are American merchants in China
likely to suffer any more than at
present. There are all conceive
able determinations against them
now. The Englishmen, who
whipped their armies, destroyed
their Notifications and exacted
heavy indemnity from them, and
are ready to do so again when it
suits their purpose, have all of the
advantages and all of the prestige.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06
To H0rSemen.

THECLYDESDALE STALLION, Prince
Il Henry, will stand for mares, at the
farm of the undersigned, on Clatsop Plains.
the ensuing season until July. Prince
Washington county; was four years old
the 10th day Of March is a dark bay, l6H
hands high. and in good condition weighs
400 pounds. He was sired by Mai. Bruce'S
Clydesdale. Centennial :" his dam, by
ed the first premium for draft horses at the
centennial exhibition.
TERMS Ten dollars for the season, payable
at the end of season. with privilege OF re-
peating another season if mares prove not
to be with fOal.
Also for sale, on reasonable terms, twc,
pure blood Ayrshire yearling bulls.
j. WESE.
Ciatsop Plains. April S, 1882. w-ii-4i
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06

IN one report, at least, China is
in advance of all other foreign
countries. Agents, attorneys and
lobbyists have been swarming on
the floor Of Congress, working
against the passage of the restrict.
i've bill. How those Massachu.
setts "philanthropists" would wall,
if the British manufacturers should
establish a paid lobby at Washing
ton, TO work for free trade! Their
hypocrisy is evidenced by the
fact that they do not take offense
at this, the most fragrant instance
OF foreign interference in Ameri
can affairs, ever known in our his
torv.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-06
Street Improvement Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Astoria
propose TO order the Improvement Of
that portion OF Main street, in McClure's
Astoria, from the north side of Chena-
mus street, 10 the south side of Concom-
ely street, by replanking the sane with
new and sound fir plank, not less than
three Ia. hes In thickness, and unless a
remonstrance signed by the owners of
twO-thirls OF the property fronting on
said portion Of said street, be flied with
the Auditor and Clerk of said city with
in ten days from the final publication of
this notice, the Common Council will
order said Improvement TO be made
BY order of the Common Council.
Z. c. NORRIS,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, March 81, 1889.