Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-11-13
Home and Foreign News.

Nine men we're killed BY boiler
explosion on a plantation IN Louisiana.
FRIDAY.
President Eliot. Of Harvard college.
,ottd the Democratic ticket without q
scratch
England has j ironclads on the stocks,
they maze already cn>t thirty millions Of
dollars
Mr. Snmervile, tue New York agent Of
The Associated Press, j. Canadian.
The eunIeri N Paris j. pronounced Of
tae IeaWnc A>i,tic TYPE. L was brought
there by mpot;ri rig>.
Mr>. Garfield. Tile mother Of the late
president, /, seriously III. She attended the
f.n-rl Of her daughter. Mr., l.arrabee, on
lnur>IA,.
TIE Prince nf Wale, i, one Of the finest
Lawn tenrl> f.nlcr> ~ England IL l. also
4 >p cul.I ,h0r. AMI Killed seven Stag out
OF nine few days agn at Genderry.
HE bushes, p4rt pf Silver Plume, a
Colorado mining tpwn, va, DESTROYED >, fire
lhur>:ly. Al a lbs, Of >looooo
Tile new Steam VA krnluc. tie Miss
tpnaty Ship. Mutuin. Sur. left Levi, Wharf
Boston. at eleven o'clock, "Wednesday fore
nnoa NV the Pacific OCEAN. With file south
vest wind
pynamlt, wurA> nral Si,ucn, burg,
Pynu,y Nma. blew Up lG4r,llN, Killing
taiv" men. Inc lar knocked over wall of
ht.oN~ .rp m.y, distant KILN; six wotkmeu.
IL rnr Rj-D, Hon. Henri, Favcc,,, Eng
in4'r Po>tnia>ter-Gene.ai, i dead. tie
hAu been Il! tor severn. dll~ w.;h pIruii,y
aaI pneumonia.
-iEy wife N d. ) hu,.er Gardner shot
herself, her husband and Her youns cuili at
tucl-o. IN iHur,lat f.uancil. and fam
~ troubles are supposed y ha,c made Her
Insane
NJ. ALye DAMS. " Bl,htTl.N.I WHO
recently celebrated Her lDl,, h.uadi,,
Trapped on TIE stars on Friday, and falling
trceNci injuries causing her DEATH. She
.cA,e, descendants 70 the >tN'h gencralion.
Mrs JOHN jacob Aston and NJ, Gath
crime Wolfe uyr cooperating IN al If ut
for the establishment Of u college IN Flor
rnce Where American women can pursue ans
branch 81 art.
-Warn the Emperor q: Brazil vas en-
a few days ago, he fell into the sea. lie
was rescued BY the Inspector nt the ar,eua.
and the chief engineer % the steamer
There wa> Il not IN Hooking Valley in
Ohio. Thursday night he striker, attacked
Marray Ci;y Ana after an hour OF fighting
we've driven off ty the police. Several
bridge, have been burned IN the valley.
1t O, said that Senator Beck suggests
the following a, CABINET t1r Cleveland, in
tile event Of bly, election Secretar, Of
State, Thurman Secretary Of th- Treasury.
II 4n,onn; Secretary ot War. General
Mcclellan; Attorne, Genera, Joe Mcdonald;
Postmaster Gruefal, Reagan, eN-Postml>ter
General Of the Cnniederac, and Secretary
ot 70, lnitrior-uot Gar. ScA4rl
~ 4 crowd ~ people wele cheering Ia,t
Thursday night IA Brookln, y y. for
Cleveland and Hendricks, Patrick BRAY. n
>nectnr 81 Sewers, ani Piirlck Canning an,
a car dT.ver, undertook 10 cheer Tor Is I.ne
aud Logan. lney we're Immediately set
upon hy the crowd. anu DARN. the ti.lt
huth were STABBED ~ >cycrl, places Bray'>
wounds ara expected y result flta, \. No
arrests atse BEEN made.
Nj. Ru>kin touched a sympathetic
chord Wien lie remarked IN one Of hi, re-
cent lectures Il do not speak OF the
Ce.tc race hrc4Gsr should nov br expected
to say he.tic, and | don't me- m To. II only
iur fear that | should nest be required to
"a! 81. kekIl.i.'
a pathetic incident a New York ,o.-
ing place va, tie death Of Daniel Glider
sleeve, aged 81. vino would vote because he
thought il would be his last time, and who
fell dead with his ballot in his hands lust
before he reached the box, and While the
crowd. that had made room for him at the
bead Of the line, 1ere cheering him loudly.
Daring the past summer 200O Mormons
have crossed over into Arizona. 50 that nov
there are about 1000 Of these outlaws in the
Territory They have all taken up govern
ment land. They locate in COLONIES" and
in many wards aud precincts hold the BAL
ance Of power and elect their justices of the
peace. These are but the advance Of the
hordes that are to follow.
Thomas II. Slavery. Of Wilmington,
Del, who recently bought the government
property at Harper's Ferry, has put up a
wood-pulp mill on the site Of the famous
arsenal Mr.. Slavery was offered 81 900 for
John Browns fort, the purpose OF those
who made the offer being to exhibit the relic
in connection with a show.
No day passes while work is in oper-
alton on the shaft of the Washington
Monument, that hundreds of opera and field
glasses are not used in eagerly watching the
workmen on the top. who, even with the aid
of powerful glasses, look scarcel, larger
than huge flies crawling slowly about 'As
the shaft grows higher now" said Colonel
Casey, my workmen are obliged to use
greater care. They are not sailors, and al
though most of them are to some extent,
growing accustomed to working at such
great height, they unlike the sailor must work
without ANYTHING to cling to for security.
single false step, slight stumble, little |
faintness or dizziness, would be apt 20 leave |
nothing that in the least resembed human
being, whether III. fall was down the shaft
or at the ground outside As they 90 higher
they grow more careful, instead Of becoming
used TO and careless OF their DANCE