Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

1t is reported that ex-senator Tabor OF
Colorado. is losing money rapidly. and the
prediction is made that in five Years he will
b. as poor as he was when he went across
the plains in wagon.
Mr.. Frederick +. Bliss. shoe manu-
facturer of New Bedford, Mass, who had
been missing twelve days. was recognized BY
an acquaintance sitting upon bench upon
Boston Common, and has been taken back
TO his home. lie seems to have had good
care during his absence, and was neatly and
cleanly dressed when found. aud wore his
watch and chain, bat of about $500 which he
is supposed To have had when he went away
only about - remained. lie appears to be-
suffering from mental disorder. and does not
recognize members of his family, and IN
some cases has said to friends at seems as
If had seen YOU before. but | cannot tell
where or when
A cablegram, dated THURSDAY, from
Alexandria, Egypt, says: Cholera has be-
come epidemic here. Ii is not known here
how many persons died of the malady with
in the past twenty -four hours, but the mum.
Der is believed TO be large. The cholera, as
il RACES in Alexandria, seems TO be fatal
tNNh ~ "a ShSasci pipppilul VI tustS .til'til
il is in Cairo, where the deaths are already
over one hundred day. When the people
awoke this morning. they found the sanitary
authorities had established Gordon around
the city during the night. This discovery
made the people aware Of the true state OF
affairs. and the city has been in a panic all
day. At this hour g Z. NJ thousands of
people fill the streets, burdened with lug
gage and engaged in vain efforts to get
though the Gordon and fe. from Egypt
Capt. Webb. the English swimmer is
giving nightly exhibitions IN which he dives
into Boston Harbor, from tower 65 feet
high. Thursday evening. on nearing the
water, he turned completely over and struck
the water on his back with dull, heavy
splash. The vast audience waited breath
lessly for his coming to the surface. In a
few seconds he came in view. but seemed to
suffer much pain and appeared quite ex-
haasted. His attendants at once assisted
him TO shore, after which he was removed
TO room in the Pemberton. On examina-
ton, 1t was found that his back. neck and
arms were red and very much swollen. and
he complained of painful burning sensa-
ton. Restoratives were applied at once.
and at late hour the determined captain
was removed to his cottage
-But,onwool Beach. on Narragansett
bay. has one hundred cottages. A CORES
pendent Of the Providence Press SAYS: The
rules and restrictions of the Buttonw God
Beach Association are. on their face. exact
ing, but that they are calculated 10 add TO
the actual comfort Of residents, as veil as 10
maintain the charming quietness and sim
pllclty of the cottage village. the most SUI
periicial observer cannot fail to recognize.
No stables may be erected, no extended fenc-
e or out buildings are allowed the cess
pools are tight and closely guarded; moth
ing that will in any way dctract from the
ease, happiness and health of a single resi-
dent is tolerated. and the titlr-deeds OF each
iot-owner contains iron-cast clauses. the vio-
lation OF which is considered forfeiture Of
property rights. Ample room is provided
in the large stable Of the hotel for I've ami
mails Of proprietors. Market, grocer, and
ice wagons make daily visits. and supply rx-
cellent commodities in good variety and a,
reasonable Dricps