Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31
state news.

with ice.
Five hundred thousand dollars are to lie
disbursed at Augusta AT the next pension
payment.
The Press saws large committee is can
wasting Portland for subscriptions % the
Soldiers monument.
The fathers planted corn wnen the oak
leaves attained the SIZE Of a houses ear and
the fire cherries blo~sonled
The GdrfiiHer JnntHal says Rev, Dr
QuInby of the Gospci Bmaer. since jam
ar, has been IN low. nervous condition, but
Is now recovering
The next quarterly session of the Re
form Clubs Of Maine will be held 1t South
Brunswick, on "Wednesday and Thursday,
June q aud J.
DIR Black of 81. Stephen. has been
granted pension of So month and back
pay. amounting 70 $1,000. on account III his
loss of hCalth while in the service during the
war.
The Caiais Times saws land.lockcd sal
mon have been shipped from Grand Lake
Stream. ~ violation Of the law Members
of the Calais Fishing Association had war
rants issued SATURDAY, against certain rrspon-
sible parties. but legal proceedings ere sus.
pended after consultation. and notice vas
served on the Railroad Company and En-
press Agent here that the new law would be
hereafter strictly enforced
The .JourRGi says more than fifty acres
Of crops have been planted on the Hospital
farm this season.
deputy Collector John G. Stevens Of
Nanccboro. on the line between Maine and
New Brunswick, collected 900 in import
duties IN lSS2, and expects the revenue to
amount TO 100000 this year.
"a correspondent OF the Lerriston Jour
nal says: Zone is almost astonished. who
rides through Aroo>tonk towns 10 see the
rapidly with which our acres are planted and
sown. Many Of our farmers Keep two span,
n work horses and after May 10 they are in
the harness early and late fur weeks Large
crops are to be put in by the farmers Of
Aroustook this year. Probably more pota-
toes will be planted than ever before in a
year.
The ircts say. Thursday last boy
named Ncrr.ll, residing tn Cumberland Cen
tire. was ont with h.s dog hunting wood
chIcks, when thu hoy and dog dug out Of a
hnle III aa Old Stone fence On d cras.-r1al
alr"lt mile anI ha.t from thc village. Al
place where the cnal burners usually NON
roll nf bills amounting 10 so. ami large
lack KNIFE. There Vas $50 bill on the
First IA tnuai Bank u H4ldcfprl. ana the
rr~t w che money va. In i've dollar hill-
Il ! Thought the money may have hecn hid-
den there b, Elisha PhI.lips. " ho d.rI IN the
State Prison at Ihomasfon.
The scene. SAYS the BoriarH Drssiif.
- at , Nat station. Ju-t few mites frum
brlua~lcS whrrc some ~ tile boy hal been
to play ball. aud after the game va. over.
were waiting for the tram \ man va ~.
uns nn The edge Of the platform. boiling IN
hi' hand an animal Of tile Crust4cran or!cr.
when an inquisitiye Sophomore approached
hum from behind and sa3d What Ii ire
levi do you call thn' ?" YOU can nudge "
his surprise when the gentleman turned
around saving That. ,ouus man. i. 4
Horseshoe cFah." lnl ihv h.u,hins : lah WY
cosn1ei the vel known feature. III ILL.,
Prof, IA biology The unfortunate Youth
ha' treated 4 good many. but The end !, not
Vet
The C.tnmerc,.,l ,ay, that tn,. a,hin,
ior white pcrth nrir TIVE Y after au!k~ lat Hnu-
COR. caught. un "Wednesday last. 4 handsome
tlarA bass. Tn, j. the first instance, % thi.
sprcir- M i'h beng cla.hi u tily Atcr II
TINT vicinity
The Lyire.nn J.Ysa! say, Cherr, .ir.l
has seen qa.'c 4 change go IT. ri..r.,u,.f, In,
spring. Re, VI Il smith of the [ ni,.f-
sa.i,' pArl,l. r.,-,4 ht. ial,pf, at,,!t Apr,ll
and Nh, lrfr It'd State R,n Jane, Alrx
andcr q the Methods; chur,h ~. Withdrawn
from the denomination aud 81. accented
call from the Congregational church m Brew
e Village. Rev. g. A Giue- f.r ;he bat
thrrr WEARS pastor of lhr Bap,i,, chnrrh
closed Ill., lahor, May n. Rev + NJ
CoIsin>. for thrrr wear. pastor % the Con
errsA'ionA. church. closes b., lahufs June
~. Ani ha> accepted q call 10 the IVES; Con
greEa.lnnal Church, Portland
The AmyricuH raitir.ior avs Tie
roam ccidtng. Ezra H. winch came, Oh from
Maine last fall green, and ~ou several hotl,
contested races. getting record Of > - 4
\ nos a. Mystic Park. lIe J. entered
through the Eastern Spring Circuit. aud The
horse mat beats him wlli has- to ,rot from
wire 10 WIRE. Tie was got p, Gideon. we'll
bred son Of R,>dick'- lIamblrrnniat. H.,
dam vas a powerful road mare. TINT with
out preparation. has been driven 10 heavy
wagon one hundred miles iu AAv III rnun-
Try roads, and ia, roalri fifteen miles III NJ.
i.-h'e minutes without urging. She va, hy
lom Benton. be hy the old Drew Horse. Are
q three il the ? 30 hit, Ezra l.. 7. believed
" good Judges ID he out ~ the mos, nroni.
Ing IrDtiers owned IN Maine. and ought 10
prove one of the bes, road horses in thu,
country.
The hockiamf Opiaion saws A lad shn
vas .rni % The STATE reform school from
ihomAston, Tor truancy, some two wears ago
was recently discharged from the institution,
on account Of good conduc, and giving >ai.
isiactory evidence that he would BE- 4 p,od
boy hereafter, and IL now employed In Than.
aston and Is doing tir,t-rate. lie inform, j.
that Ralph Richards. who wa, With him AZ
the reform school, has frequently admitted IA
the other boys that he Killed Willie Cain. Of
WINCH crime he was consic ted and sent ID the
school during his minority but which HI en-
pha,cally denied at the trial He saws thar
he was IN a boat on Lily pond with the Cain
a'id GROSS hoNs. as vas supposed that VIII
lie splashed him with water, upon which ne
threatened 10 throw him overheard if be did
Il AGAIN that Willie repeated the act, and
''N i'cu put ms threat. tie saws that he
told the Gross boy that if he did not keen
stiil about it he would kill him, and tha, he
intends TO fix him when he gets out. a. he
expects to do BY pardon.
A dispatch to the argus, las, week. saws
Two men went across the country, making
Tor Belfast, by private conveyance, Tuesday.
coming from the direction Of Buckfeld.
lhey might have gone bs railroad al much
less expense. They were evidently avoid
ing the railroad, as it was raining in tor.
rents, and not nice time TO ride for
pleasure. They were strangers to the coun-
Try, and had no business along the road
One OF the men was about IS years old. ) =
feet tall, weighs about l35 pounds. light COM
plexlon, gray eyes, slight moustache. wore
dark clothes, white shilt, soft black bal had
hole in his right boot, showing red stock
ing. lie spoke with a slight foreign accent.
The other was about % year, old. Ave r..,
eight inches tall, welg hing about lG.j pounI~
dark complexion, black mnustacbe and dr.
side whskers, short, hot coming mach h.
low the ears. tie wore dark clothes and
blue flannel shirt. They were probably the
Bucktied burglars who chloroformed Cole
and got 5000 froYr1m.
Charles ]. Hug Of West Dresden. while
excavatng for a Cellar for house. opened
what seemed to be an old cellar. In one
corner and below the bottom of this origin Al