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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
American Newspapers in 1888.

srom The new edition Of Me,Srs Gen. p
EINeh N 81, AMERICAN NKwspsrFK nI
HECTuHl. which is now IN press. Il apl,s A.,
that the newspapers aud periodicals az nh
kiads ssurd M the United States aud Terri
tories nnw r. ach ibe iupo>irg 1utal Il II 1870.
Thi- j. an lnrrta-t % ~ IN twelve mouths
Taking the STATES aNc by uH thu ntn ssat.,-r
: nwin in SONS T. WIS considerable fhe pre-
sent tota III New lurk : tt,. for Instance. i,
3f9--A gain u 70 a thr past wear. Tie in
CTca-s IN frnn~b as4Ut4 }, A. thr Visiting nam.
Ter h"in1 aIj Neb,a>k1'~ Fptd gtrW from
10 O. m. ant liuris from 800 20 pni \
Wear ~ Na>-ac,u-rtt> hsd 40 faptr> now
the num'tr i tIS. In TeN.. the new psIlcr>
ouihumii"rrd IN 81 IN inus hy = anil Ohio
now has ~ rap r. instead uf go H. most
r. "a ih.c ch ugc has q. urrcd in the 7, rr.-
tories W " hirl he dtiy Iap, = have grown
ON ~ g. 49, and the WEI H.. from 100 10 2l3
- A1iA heing The ief area 81 activity
Inc num''sr 81 mapthb,s thr 'ughlui he soun-
,rN srrN ffnfR HIo % i.02i Nhie The ,laiii,s
ieapfd from sid To | or The figures given
ao"Nt arr exc u.itc Of canada. which posses
Hes 'oftl ot btI II j. INT resting tn note that
we n"N iv-Setilci regions 81 ne Canadian
NP,th Hrst are productive IF nrwspApefs a.
"fli ~ n wheat. Tor tho number III journal.
issue ~ Manitoba wss II, arly doubled during
NE year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
The Civil Service Commission,

The Civil Service Commissioners have ad-
vanced 20 taI as 10 appoint messenger,
white native Of the District. No progress
has been made in framing the rules or in
preparing for the appointment OF the exam
lining boards in the different cities, where
there are tifty-clerk Offices. The friends Of
women will present a problem for the early
consideration Of the commission. IL Is that
the civil service law makes no distinction as
TO sex, and that if women can pass the com
petitlve tests they must be placed upon the
eligible lists for appointment. To this time
women have not been admitted to highest
grades IN the departments, no matter how
good an examination they have passed.
They have been generally appointed 10
places 10 which no higher salaries are at
tachrd than those which are paid so May
superhuous colored messrngers-places
worth seventy-fse dollars per month. In
the entire service il is said that there are no
more than twelve women who receive $1,000
salaries. The ordinary maximum is $1,000.
If the Law is based upon meri, the women
claim that the commissioners cannot avoid
the demend
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
District No. 5.



noticed iocai ~ louf Paper H wary"
To- gi''n1 me the credt q le4chihS Nelf
prnha1ie term q seha'' ~ Disl'.r1 ~ >.
IL was hahdeu ID nN we agent @ilhoit MY
An""ieage. should nave 'h'ngh' TT more
% the article had | no' N.eh r. ehid ~
YOUR last issue signed d! NJ Hudson say
ing inc statements we're m'Slrih'lI
lie states petition was hanied h'h large
!, slgntd ~ the ciiiEens n tht u'>'r.cs az
ing ham to dismiss me. Now Il it'Se TINT
signed that petition "efe rSh'. way Nhn
he do his dniy BY d'schargiag me- and ''y
NJ more about u
~iSh the public 10 judge Tor Themselves
whether the school was profitable Or mr., anil
u not pFohtao.e' why Inc trouble com
'nencei ny Mr. hnd~ons MT having ihe
moral courage to stand up TOR right anu con
denim the wrong.
Inc hiSt ihihg IN my school which found
a. hlnderance 70 progression was the use
81 tobacco by the large boys. THIS pro-
hIhited, and asked NJ. Hudson what he
Thought OF thr matter, and he said ''ProhIb-
!, q. and. Il they persist ~ using 4. send
them 70 MI. y" tobacco was used until
sea captain son came 70 schoo. who thought
ne haa fgn' " oht" az hc pleased.
sent MN !" NJ Hudson anil the Young man
cAne hlck WIN thr PERMISSION g use tohac-
co ~ school h"ufs. saw Nr. Hudson and
asked MN "hAt ne meant tie sabine did
give me Young man permission 70 u>e to-
haeco' ahd thfn vent ~ saving should get
hohS a. eAs'l As c'Hti aud be careful not
~ enema alf N lhe large scholars. ~
sisted uPo" ms removing TINS e'ii from my
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A Deserved Testimonial.


NJ ~ ~ I-T's7
Tle D-partmrn, or N,ip+ Gr,r4 Nr.p, Nv
th, E.raf,ltr a, H.. Inst p.,ttu, +. Fr+r,.,-,
IL Auburn uua-i,.I., u....l ,,,. WI
thank. a. The A.,l-br,rirt Camel. rr...,
Rev Nui john urfriptap. HIN ,,ir.. ,r
Mobile. Ala. for h. hqm.t. ,H,r,. NJ, ,...
r,k III NJ. NM to ...,.t NM. ,,.,,, pr..'.a..r.
If var confined A, An.l,r.o,1,.I, q. t,.!
Father H-rlrtnn "a. ,f,,,an,I i, N,-.r
t,a..uh.n Apd.e,on,i.lr nr..a "a. .,,,i,.
l.,hcd. anl .o,..t.i l., ,i,..,... I'M. ,r...,r N,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

TX Gov. Coburn ha~ generously assisied
the Aason Baptist church to purc;ra<'. ~
E>ty organ.
-Rt,.v. 7. Wardwcll. Of Dover, vii
deliver the address I'll that town on Memo
rial Day
Frank Jones. aged nineteen. brakeman
on the 81 John X Nainr Railway. was killed
Thursday near Fredericton Junction while
coupling cars.
The Journal sats Eiaart T.. Carlton.
the husband # the murdered woman at
"Atert1wn. Mass. Is n son ~ the late Cant.
John Carlton n Belfast. md q grandson Of
the late Rplaai Carlton also az Belfast.
T.. T.. Carton y native Of Npnlyille.
The Sca'inel says wlrA a the can shop
Of The Eigle Preserved F.sh Co. commenced
last Thursday. Ahou, fort, men viii be en-
plnyed. 4 number Of other factories arc
getting Ia stock and will commence opera
tions April /.
Mr.. Amos T.. Hardy for the last four
teen years the Register Of deeds for Penoh-
scot county. has gone to Minneapolis, MINI.
where he intends 10 locate AMI enter into the
business Of conveyancipg ana making ab-
stract~ Of titles. in which work he is an cx.
pert.
The icg.s saws there is quite a ssnsa-
ton Imong business men at Bangor. over a
suit instituted hy NJ Charles ). Pearl. an
Insurance and real estate broker. against T.
VI Blake. prominrn, banker and insurance
broker. FIR five thlusanh dollar damages.
for SANDER.
Reuben Flanders. Who has been IN The
tt,.,, - 49,. "A
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A $4,000 Bible Reward.

The publishers Of Ruiedqe's MontAly Of
fer twelve valuable rewards in their Month
ty for April. among which j. the following
We will give $1,000 in gold to the per
son telling US how many verses there are in
the Old Testament Scriptures by April 10.
lss3. Should TWO or more correct answers
be received, the reward viii BE- divided
The money will be forwarded 70 the winner
April Is, 1888. Persons irving for the
reward must send 20 cents in silver mo post
age stamps takenl with their answer. for
which they viii receive the May Monthly,
in which the name and address OF the win
ner of the reward and the correct answer
will be published. This may be worth 500
90 to you cut II out. Address, RUTfEDGK
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Penn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
The Pennington Normal School.

A Pennington dispatch to the Sunday
Times saws Social and educational circles
are considerably agitated al present over GER
tain charges preferred against DIR. Rounds,
Principal Of the Normal School at this place,
by three Of the teachers. The charges have
been prepared in printed form. and include
statements regarding his conduct towards
students and teachers of the school. as well
as others respecting the moral influence Of
his character among the students. IL is in
tended by the teachers concerned to have
Mr. Rounds turned out Of his position, if
possible. The trustees Of the Normal
Schools have appointed hearing at Angus
Ia. Wednesday evening, when the charges
will be investigated. Mr.. Rounds is sup
ported by tAe students Of the school, and a
protest has been unanimously signed by
them against any credenee being given to
the charges. and this will be forwarded to
the trustees. A meeting of the citizens Of
the village interested in the school was held
Saturday night, and as result the town will
be well represented at the hearing en- We'd
nesday. The parties making the charges
are Prof Harper, Miss Perley, formerly
Preceptress at Kent's Hill, and Mr.. Phil
brook Mr. Rounds has been connected
with the school as principal for fifteen years"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Railroad Again.

We are not Of those who believe that
somewhere are somebodies, who al some
time viii come and bring Us a! the good
things We desire. We have nOi believed
that there are existing today any great num-
Der of capitalists who are eager 10 build
railroad To Ellsworth, without aid. without
encouragement. If there are such, we can
assure them there IS a clear field for them.
If any one in this vicinity knows any such
capitalists We wish he would hasten TO IN
form them Of the splendid opening fort hem.
If Ellsworth were between two large cities
or on a natural through route between pros
porous sections We might hope that the de-
Inands Of business would build railroad
through our town. But Ellsworth Is not so
located Il Is not a natural route from any
section.excep, the western part Of Washing
ton county TIE connection between Ban
gor and 81. John is already made in another
direction. II Is fondly believed that Mt.
Desert is TO be the magnet taat Will compel
a railroad through Ellsworth. That Is
vain Illusion. The Mt Desert travel il OF
the most for only three months or one
fourth of the year For the other three
fourths there must be hauled small and com
paratiyeiy empty trains. That three months
being always IN the most beautiful season Of
esas wear. the increasing steamboat facilities
will always attract the greater part OF the
tourists. TO people having no practical
knowledge Of raIlroading. il may seem that
a railroad to Ellsworth would be profitable
investment But no railroad man till now
has seriously undertaken to build such
road. Such railroad men a. have consider
cd il heretofore, have abandoned 1t. To-day
We find the Maine Central which has The
most direct interest in such a road outside
of our own people. hesitsiing to invest sl4.-
500 per mile in such road, though il would
largely increase the traffic Of their main line.
The bitches and delays that are rumorsd to
have come upon the scheme in the last few
weeks. are understood te be because Of the
hesitation Of that corporation.
As we understand the situation, the ques-
tion now is, can Gel Greene, the proposed
contractor, satisfy the Maine Central that be
can complete the railroad If he can the
contract vii. be closed and work begun. If
no, then the enterprise fails Il Is evident
that Col. Greene must have help outside OF
the Si4.5 500 per mile TO be paid by the
Maine Central, If such contract with them
should be closed. No road IN Maine was
ever built for such sum. That outside
help must come from the people directly TO
be benefited, the people Of Ellsworth among
Others. How much viii cur people pledge
ia aid Of the enterprise
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Home and Foreign News.

"" ln"iru'c " Technology. III lIa,loa
fH',.'fH 2 S't n --'.un trm Nr Nathan
VIZ lHA'rf lH" dAN ''ciure He dsr4-
IHr Nlrh Chro.,na Assembly h,.
IraatcI pension ut 80 ,ra. wv NJ, h
manned ps Disabled rx.raufclafa:c ,a.4.rr
~ N'''
it"hH'' m 'tr.a'o"n. Nta'hnt.
eA1Ea' i-c PH"'mAs'rr YlTn.l- h., 1'i. AH5
tHnt h.m ihn ol' An na" Vacant aaI
tHr a'. 'oF'"" partially fr'Hrwa
Vanderbilt tts d grandson three
month. a.,! VII, h4. a.r,al, l,,,..t.t ra.n
dreadful munona..i 81. j, t.,. owner vi
fort,-,We ...y.r tn4... VIEW. tl.l..t. w .Itg.-.
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Bulk vs. Speed.
\ FooT RACE BETWEEN DAVID DAVIS A>u
WILLIAM NJ. EvAKr>.

4 correspondent OF the Ne,c York Eren-
ing Post relates the following story 1.-The
genIai Old senator. Who i nov ENJOYING hls
hone, moon. was dining one day at Wormieys
with some friends, among whom vas Mr.
Evarts, when the couversatOn dr.tted 10
athletic sports and foot races Mr E,Arts,
With a view to one Of his sarcastic tests,
turned TO the great trunk alongside u him,
from which he himself may be supposed to
have been whitfield oil as silver. and sug-
gesied that such sports were something en-
tirely out Of his line. We'll, E,arts, replied
Judge Davis, perhaps you think | can't run
Nov, look here. Ill bet YOU a case of wine
can beat you in 100 yards if you will let
me choose my ground and will give me FIVE
yards start. I'm heavy. YOU know, and
want solid footing Mr. Evarts was salts
fed that he had a dead sure thing, and as
the evening had advanced the dignihed com
pany had resolved TO unbend itself still fur
Their for the sport. Come on, then shouted
the Senator, follow me . SO away thev
went, down to narrow alley that runs be-
tween Twelfth and Thiuieth streets.
Marching into il for the distance Of five
yards, while his arms touched the brekwork
on each side. he quietly observed Now.
Eyarts get in behind me and take your time.
| am going TO take mine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Advised to Disband.


In this country, when a political party
presents ticket for the Endorsement of the
people, it is generally accompanied by de-
claration Of the party's principles. The
Rhode Island Democratic State Convention,
for the first time in the history Of the party
in that State, presents no such declaration,
nor does it even re-atfirm any previous de-
claration. Is it fact that the Rode Island
Democrats possess no principles Or, pos
sessing such, is TIE party ashamed of them
Possibly the reason for THE strange omission
NAV be found in the fact that their 0ubefns-
torial candidate has scruples agains; stand
ing upon a Democratic platform. If the
Rhode Island Democracy has no principles,
il had better disband if it has, then ii has
made display of cowardice that will not
help the party to the victory il hopes to win
in the country At large
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Herbert W. Leach and three Of his
companions arrived in New YORK By steam
err Westphalia, Tuesday morning. They
we're officially received by Chief Engineer
Melville. Ensiga Hunt. the officer in
charge states: ave travelled all the way
from Belium at the mouth of the Lena in
sIedges. 1000 miles. Lieuts. HARDER and
Sehutze STAYED behind TO bring back the
bodies of Capt. De Long and nine compan-
iona. They must now have arrived near
Yskotsk. We may expect them in about
ten weeks The party will probably 90 to
Washington, Thundsy.
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yotice 10 Subscribers.

rss ,Iat. .n the. .,lsire---Ilbcl on each sub-cri
b.r,. .4isr -naW, tilr tiui, ID Whirh the -uss rip
tloa IS .Aii and all -uH-rriher~ in Hrrear- are
". .le-i+i O.. par Hp a- -'at A. possible
II sI} ..ltf uuf-tiI.r- relating 10 subscriptions
,,.,r -ra-t,,u dents sr, requested 10 state THE
Pas, bHre to which the papcr i, or r. Z" rs sehH
s,tt. II. careful t5 wfitc ali proper Nance plain
ly- , .-,o
~ directing change oi altfer-, AWAY z AlNt
the present address t- wei a. ihe 90" 1" hiN up"
WI-i tic paper AfferHafi- sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Public bcnrtactnr~ are nut aloDc ran.
fined . the higher orders Of ,rien,ih, re-.
search. Indeed blt frw hAyc donc more fnr
the welfare 1t thu working masses Than
James Pl.c through ,hr introduction IA h.>
'abnr->A'InS fcariinc. Mar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

| am happy to state tina. the sale Of the
CHERRY Cordial is rapidly increasing, and
failed to give satisfaction. The large quanti-
~ for the price, the neat and attractive style
Of putting up, together with the strong en-
dorsements of so many Of our well known
citizens has placed it at the head of all other
remedies of its class Put up in large bot
ties at 35c. Orders from the trade solicited
on very liberal terms. Put up only bv s.
ID. WIGGIN, APoTHECaRY, ELLSWORTH.
MAINE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Asse ssOrs' Motto

IN We inhabitants ~ the City Of Ellsworth and
~ persons legally assessabIe therein You
scribers at Their ofiee in Els ortF III ,ha an
i ilii.e, u Ne ana perfeci lists OF all your polls
an .sttes real ana ersonal, by law exempt
the iirst day Of April, A. b., 1855 Al.o. IN he
purpose ~ max NJ q more perfect assessment. De
prepared 70 g.Ee definite and distinctive descrip
uons OF all your Real Estate size Of lot either n
acres. rosis feet as near a. practicable ami YER
ny the same by oath Or affirmation The snb-crih
ers VIII he in session on Monday APRIL y anil cen
shue their sessions until April Is, inclusive sun
aas excepted. for the purpose Of receiving your
AZ. BrRNHAM +, Assessors
Vim. d. McDOSALD. az
l.. d. JORDAN y Rllswor,a
6hwortA March u. iasaA nj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Death Of Postmaster General Howe.


Hon. l. q. Hove. Postmaster General
iir! j, 20 g.. 81. >lnIA, AZ the residence ~
a., nephew. tU.. jaime, II. Hove. kcuo,ha.
Ni,. IT, contracted IA severe cod i,s
Jay, asg az Green bay, utlrnci % Ken
9sta. au. N4- ser, u. until SATURDAY,. WL,a
D, seemed tu improve. liz physician.
pronounce. d pneumonia ~htA b. "a, tax y
eu worse Saturday he -Ank rAr.I., and
passed aUay peacefully >auIa, afternoon.
Nj. Howe W., born At l.,ermorc. Maine.
Fen "a 1916. and After receiving An
academic education studied .aa. for time.
To- tar office III tne lite Thomas Robinson.
f>g 10 thl, r-tt. tie also taught scAo0!
mere and m4n, WI our citizen, remember
MN q, one NJ then early teachers lie
va, a member III the Maine legislature ia
1871 and in the latter part Of THAT wear re-
moved d Wisconsin where be va, elected
Judge Of the Circuit aud >4pfcme Court,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Our advice is not to smoke, but if YOU will
make smoke hole Of your mouth, get the
best you can for your money. Go to Holmes
Bros, on Main Street and ask for the 1854
brand Of cigar. 1t is the bes, 5 cent cigar
IN the market aud is made expressly for
Their trade. Try it and you viii take no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Minneapolis has erected the tallest cleo
trio mast in the country. IL is sgrBounted
BY eight lights, each of 4feO candle power.
Ii lights the most dangerous parts Of the
city. and anywhere within radius Of one
mile diffuses light enough to enable one to
tell the time q night BY his watch
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
Notice of Foreclosure

| Hthtbi eve pubic notice that have a claim
hF mortgage upon a certain IN ~ ll-,,i tt'+
~ ~ bro"kiln, Hancock County, Maine ANA b.,
yti',l a ioii ", 70 Wit BEGINNING GA &c south
at BraoAlin corner, thence Va the Na-E..c tat,
Foa'i to iand " Prescott BRAY t..eE-, a rem
Ahkit7 West rly 70 land ~ heirS vi G NJ f.ray
Renee AZ I1zht angles nor herly the enter Iiar
tS'r r"ad "a called hence ea,terlv on Hne ~ -
TAI n hc pace "a tesinRing, together with tbe
buildings thereon. - 'ie
>hld claim j. by mortgage deed from Frank y
eoti - me, Ia ed March H. l,s2 spd r,.-args. T.,
hanc" Registry Of Deed, Vol lsI, D. ~ ~
me cohliton Of sal murtg &c has been t,r,e an
w reason whereof claim a Foreclosure, I'M 80
THIS notice for that purp x anu e''e
Ellsworth, March al issi ~ IL
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w a MED,

Eh' rSttir and intelligent men to solicit as --
IN. In. season Tor Nurserv St..k n,tu.,.t.,
- trut ire"-, GRAPE Vines, and ali III, H.
= t'ie75 e. bH-hcs, >hrubbeIy Ornament j Tr.
70 men % mature age and Aool basipe-. sbjitl.
NfP3 y 'T''ef and state agc aad name referrucc-
60. = L. CANNON,
Augusta, AaiEar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Bangor elected Frederick \ Cummings.
democrat. a. MaNar SATURDAY.. b, majority
ii q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

FKDFt> AIS
btth T. n = rEHiNIENn rI REFtIRS,
Y >. CUSTOM HOUSE. ELLSWORTH. MAINE
,. March -. is,t
SEAikD PROPOSALS VIII hc rrrrige,i by the
undersigned a lhl- Jifce until " a'cDcA ii on
81 e-'lly toe Isth ,iav X a. HI I.,l fr T1ttv
ihs III. labor an materials required In the con
strut tipn W an Erfr4st ,n Aul Irgrdtu.ls 1, Ia.
Nu'1'ih mouse hu'"lpE IA ihls '.ty. Bids he
made fur the v hus ~ura M fur tia. M g,r.u ~ ls
81 nv ""rk required 10 arr rtlAuct with plaH And
SPtctE -1ft"hs which may ts 20 TN. 1fr, Tf,,
HSht Y rslccf any ~ ali proposals. j. reserved
2wl3 ~, ft"t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29
An Important Order.

The following order which interests all
dealers in manufactured tobacco has been
issued from the Internal Revenue Depart
meni 10 all Internal Revenue officers
The Osceola times., 1883-09-29

Revenue the petition Of the National Vinegar
Association, requesting that they be allowed
to run low wines Ms high as 20 per cent
proef, the present regulations restricting
them to tn ~ per cent. The Commissioner
took the matter under consideration.
announcing that the Worlds Industrial
Cotton Centennial Exhibition will be opened
on the first Monday in December, 1884, at
New orleans, and continue until the 3lst
day Of May, 1885. The proclamation is In
accordance with the act passed at the last
session, which directed that such pro-
clamation shall issue when the President is
informed that suitable provisions for build
ings and other necessities for an exposition
have been made. United States represent
atives abroad will see that the proclamation
is duly circulated.
Capt. Cazaire, acting Chief Signal officer,
furnishes the following statement Of what
Lieut.. Darlington was able to do in the way
Of leaving supplies and information for the
Greedy party, and probable movements Of
the latter, based on Information received at
the Signal Office: Lieut.. Greely was to leave
his station not later than Sept. !, and move
south by boats with the expectation Of reach
ing Cape Sabine by Sept. IS. Lieut.. Gar.
ington left him at that point 800 rations al d
a supply of clothing. This, added to 24O
rations there, would give him 740 rations, or
81 days supply for the entire party. He will
also receive news at Cape Sabine Of CARING
toms disaster and Of his retreat south. II
Greedy reaches Cape Sabine to-day, as may
reasonably be expected, and crosses to Lit
Teton Island, where he will find $50 rations
more, and further news Of Darlington IS
continued movement south, it is hoped he
will be able to continue south to Upernayik, :,
reaching there, say, in one month, and be-
fore the winter season has fairly set in.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-29
TAM MANY HALL.
They Still Declare for Harmony and will Make
Another Effort TO Compromise.

At meeting of the Tammany committee
on organization the chairman OF the com
mittee on harmony reported that the New
York County Democracy had declined any
overtures looking to a united delegation.
lie thought the County Democracy was act
ing under misapprehension of its position
in reference to orders OF the State Commit
tee. As the County Democracy evidently
misunderstood Tammany's proposition, he
asked that the matter be referred back, So
that more explicit proposition could be
made.
This was opposed, but JOAN Kelly, while
declaring that Tammany Hall could not ac-
cept the County Democracy's invitation to
enter its primaries without declaring itself
dissolved, dwelt strongly on the necessity OF
union. and said he was in favor Of trying
every means to secure it.
The motion to refer the report back was
carried.
The German Democratic organizations OF
the city resolved to send delegates to the
Democratic convention.