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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, juno 1.-THE meeting Of the plenary suez
Canal Commission virtually terminated TO day. Tho
tenth clause will be left to be settled by diplomatic
means by the various Powers interested.
PORT SAID June 12.-The large dredger which
accidentally sunk In tho middle OF the Suez Canal will
be removed by dynamite.
RQxg. Juno l2.-Tho public announcement u nade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
NOMINATED nv KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 12.-J. w. Tate,
present incumbent nomin atod to-day by tho state
Central and Executive Committee. at Frankfort as the
Democratic candidate Tor state Treasurer ut TIC August
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
ooUpOy WAX IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, June II tSpeciaD.-The coupon
war ON the Treasury ofvirgina has begun In earnest
Under the provisions OF tho Riddeberger Coupon her
Law rhs coupons are verified before jury and taxes are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13

GENERAL LOGAN SEREyADED BY EEGRoE&
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Senator Logan was
serenaded tonight by the coored people tho pstrcs
under the auspices Of the Emancipation Association 70
About Thousand people present and speece va
made by the General In which he eulogscd tho coefeo
race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
rIRED oF HuNTING FOR BIG BEAR.

3 WINNIPEG June 12.-The following dlspatch
from General Mddletons camp received yesterdays
scamp 20 miles northeast OF Fort Pitt June o. Genera
Mddletons command is now hatng at the edge OF big
and apparently impossible muskeg. four miles IN wdln
across which Big Bear has passed. having abandoned MS
carts and travelling with Indian pack ponies scouts
repor him to be travelling west. being doubtless afer
the bic cache OF provisions stored by him at Beaver
River II this intention he will be disappointed as
the flour has captured by General Strange and
now IN the latters possession. Strange Is encamped
near Cold Lake. In the neghborhood of Frog Lake Cen
era Addletons force tivouacked here The tents ana
everything else that possibly be dispensed with have
been discarded the great aim being TO oyertake Big
Bear and the prisoners. General Middleton II
using every effort TO accomplish this All wagons wiz
be dropped and Bensons pack train utilized This Is the
only means of transport and with this the proGa
bty In favor of the muskeg being found npassaDe
supplies down the river to Pipe stone treeK
yesterday. then up the country toward Turtle Lake
The Saskatchewan River is rising rapidly" -
Fort PITT y. w. T.. June TO- via winnipeg juno H.
General Middleton. who has been pursuing Bg Beaf,
has found the country nIassabe for norses and Is on
his return to this place Supplies for the north have
been countermanded. The probabilities are thht inc
command will start for home at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13

MADAME NILSSON WINS HER ACTION.
PARIS. June 12.-Madame Nilsson has gained
her action against her husbands relatives who nave
been ordered to pay her aS.40O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
nEArH on THE REV. EDWIN PAXTON HOOD.

LONDON, June 13.-Ihe Rey. Euwm raA.on
Hood pastor of the Independent Chapel Fal'on square,
London and author Of many religious historical ana
other works, is dead. He was sixty-hVe yearsoiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
THE AMEER TO TRAVEL THROUGH AFGHAN
ISTAN.

VIENNA, June 12.-Persian papers state that
the Ameer ia about TO mako tour OF A1ghanslan ai
will meet the Khan OF Bokhara at Balkn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

Queen City at the extreme "Head of the Is
land" Clearing" that the 10 miles ride may
thwart that purpose and in the end their
worst hopes are realized, for the Queen City
sails on local time (Ye shades of former OBJ
stinacy, what other time does Bangor coun-
tenance p and all in vain do the exasperat-
ed tourists point to their standard time
watches, insisting that there is vet twenty
minutes to spare, the Queen City" is some
distance down the Reach and keeps relent-
lessly on. Sorrowfully they proceed to re-
trace the weary road. At North West Har-
Dor village, horses aud carriage give out
and halt is made for the night which seems
to be destined 10 he spent on the sidewalk for
the "open houses" are filled to overflow ing
and the private ones are not cognizant of
the desperate straits to which the tourists
are driven Finally good Samaritan and
his wife come TO the rescue The party is
made comfortable, the inner man refreshed,
the wearied limbs reposed, for which the
tourists offer grateful thanks and a gener-
Gus amount Of filthy luere as their depart
ure for the Sunday morning steamer is
taken and, we are happy TO chronicle their
plans perfected without further mlshap.
Aug. g. 10. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

The adjourned council called b, The
Baptist church 10 Trenton, Will rr-con,cae al
the Memorial church n ,uat toan Aus. H.
Wednesday At > O'Clock T.. NJ. for the pur-
pose pt consldering the propfirfy OF setting
apari TO The ministry Of The Gospel, Mr. L.
\. DAVIS.
Mr. q. F. Ihoma, has sold h., home
stead at Eden, to Nj Henry Jcl.>ou If
liulf> Cove. We regret that Nj Thomas
is TO leave Is to take up permanent resi-
dence IA YOUR city.
Mr.. Arthur Hatch ha, leased the Good
ridge place at Salisbury Coke and has moved
his family here from Boston.
MIR W..mot the tamoa, bicycle rider
who has given exhibitions Of h!, remarkable
skill from Name TO California, /, ,prudirg
Re" weeks IN THIS place.
Nj. Robins Emery Who seem, to maa-
aye his place Tor profit. has raisrd and sold
in the Bar Harbor market some three thuus-
and boAe, Of fine cultivated strawberries.
\ visit 70 Mr.. Emery's berry field when the
fruits IN It's largest Yielding condition well
repays one.
Grant memorial service were held o,
the church in this place Sunday evening
July % and were largely attended. aud
much interest manifested. The pastor Of
the church drew some lessons for the youth
Of the community, from the life aud death
Of the old hero.
The blueberry pickers have reaped large
rewards for their labor on Liscomb', Hi
which having been burned over las; year
has been one mas, If large. rich fruit the
present season. X
Aug.3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

Deer Isle.
Charles Cotton Daniels. who has lust
completed a prolonged European tour, ar
rised here direct from Liverpool on Tues
day last.
The family and friends Of Capt. Je.i-
son, (who died at Green's Landing on the
10Th uit..l were not present al hl, funeral
services. nor indeed could any address be
| found among his effects The vessel, OWE
ers belong in Kockland bat were unable TO
give any definite information. There was
found in the captain. pocket a receipt for
dues lately paid to a Masonic lodge, So the
masons of this town took charge Of the
/ body. notifying the captains lodge Of his
decease. Ga Saturday last Mrs. Je!lison
/ came. had the body di.in,erred and taken
/ by steamer 10 Portland.
The vestry wts very tastefulv and
/ heavily draped for 4 Grant Memorial Ser
vice. which was held on Saturday after
| noon, conducted by the Rev. NJ. q. Pres
colt, assisted by Father Allen the Harpoot
/ Missionary. The text selected for mos,
excellent and painstaking discourse was from
/ Eccesiastes l2-5, And desire shall fail,
/ because man goelh to his long home, and
! the mourners 90 about the streets
Res. Jonathan Adams preached at the
/ vestry on Sunday afternoon, and Young Mr..
/ Allen, son Of the missionary, led the even
/ ing service.
The church sociabe held on Friday,
realized 1882 toward parsonage debt.
Young ladies' of the Deer Isle Social
! Club have issued invitations for a Basket
! Party.
| A party of summer tourists, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred'k f. Thompson of Madison Ave,
! New York, Mrs. +. K. Allen Of Boston,
| Miss S. l. Lowering of Taunton, and Miss
Mary c. Williams of New York, starting
from Isle au Haul on Saturday morning en-
route for Bar Harbor verify the trite prov
erb 'L'homme propose ETC." With a steam
! launch in readiness they tarry at the Isle au
Haul, yet three days, fog bound. The fav-
orable morning finally arrived and after an
| early breakfast the party embarked for
Green's Landing, Deer Isle, al which point
they shall at 8 or 10 O'Clock A. NJ, connect
with steamer Mt. Desert for Bar Harbor
| (said steamer supposed TO have on board
I precious freight to, at least one Of the num-
Der "a partner of lifes joys and sorrows'')
| with an abundance OF time IN which to eff
! feet that purpose. fair and promising
| start is made, then-the engine breaks
| down. After much useless delay in efforts
| to repair damage. sail boat is chartered
the party transferred and sail goes merry
as marriage bell' until the prosperous gales
refuse to blow in any direction whatever.
| Then follows rowing and toiing and the
morning is SO far spent when they reach
Green's Landing that the "Mt. Desert" has
been an hour or more on her way "to the
| land in which it seems always afternoon"
| wide statistics of Bar Harbor enthusiasts. J
The bitter disappointment is swallowed to-
| gether with a slice Of bread and a hard
boiled egg, and then at high noon, with a
| flourish of " hip and the sound of Jehu's"get
up you lazy varmints,' (meaning of course
the spirited % team at the tourists CON-
mand) they are once more on the road hop
ing and fearing, shopping" to reach the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

Has been upon me years, It was brought on
by lifting over exertion, &C., while following my
trade" said Mr., Chas. Patterson, Engineer, Ban
gor Machine Co, Bangor, Me. a got no aid until
began to use Browns SARshPARIILA. All
troubles caused by Kidney Disease have left me.
and my present good health is due to the use OF
Browns SARsAPARILLA."
No woman having a Kidney Trouble, accom-
panied with those deep pains across the back,
drawing down pains, dizziness, restless sleep,
&c, can expect comfort in this life until the
cause be removed This cause is Disease Of the
Kidneys, and can only be reached through these
organs. Mrs. w. P. Herrck, Of Glenburn, was
so afflicted, and sought various channels for help.
Hearing Of BROWNS SARSAPARILLA she tried
it, began to rally at once, and to-day enjoys good
health. Browns SARsAPARILLA is peculiarly
adapted for Kidney Disease.
had those darling pains
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

Are Won disturbed ut night and broken Of your
rrSt hy Sick child suffering AMI crying with pain
of cutting teeth II so. send at and get a bot
Tie oi Mrs. Ni>>Iow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETiliNG- Its value Is incalculahlt.
1t VIII relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
depend upon II. mothers, there l. mistake
about It. II cures dyScr,tcry and darrhua,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, Soft'ns the gnns, reduces inflammation and
ElFc- tone AMI energy Ia the whole sy=tem. Mrs.
Wf>sLnW's SOOTHING >sRtP FOR CHILDREN
lEkriiNG L pleasant tn the taste, and j. the trv
~crtptinn Of one Of the oldest and best female
nurses and ply -iciln- in the Unte, states ami is
for sale hy all druggists throughout the world.
ifif" - cents q bottle iyrl2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
Great Pond .


= armers nave cut more hay than they
thought OF getting early IN the season, and
now IN quick succession comes bluebeIr.ing,
meade" haylng and harvesting.
Miss Mabel U,skol crRar,or i v;s,,
ing Mrs Iizz;e Williams
hooping cough Is raging here and
there IS much sickness generally. A little
son oil Nathan Collar IS very SICK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

BIueh,ll.
DENTS, Boswell la, returned to deity
from hi, vacation.
Ford II. Roger, aad family Of Detroit,
Mich. are in 'o~n.
Rev. G. VI G. TIar~ood and wife of
>So~hesan, are visiting friend. here.
Mr. Benz. Snow ia, been IN peer
health for some time.
Picnic, and camping o4' have srea, at
traction. for those that can DO so.
We learn TIA, there are bu, three dr.,-
tr> ga the stage from here TO Back,port
The flag ofite &. 4 r. Pos, j at half
mast IN memory of Gen. Grant. Services
viii be held in the Baptist church. SATURDAY
afternoon At half-pa,t one o'clock. instead
Of forenoon, a. at first decided Remarks
from citizens and members OF the Post vii
be made a. the las, token Of re,pec, We
can pay TO his remains. The public arr earn
e.,ly invited 10 attend.
Nearly all our farmer, are through with
upland having. VITA generally oue-th.fd
more than last year.
New potatoes, peas and beans are
brought in by farmers quite freely.
Sunday school concert in the Congre.
ga'ionAl church, Sunday evening Subject
Turkey.
Key. Nj. Harwood preached in tie
Bap;is; church on Sunday.
The unmade pants are increasing il
Byard', shop. lie has the offer Of NOR,
work than he can d. Ron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
No Fun for Him.
CINCINNATI AND MISSISSIPPI IDEAS ABoI T
HANGING.

Not long ago a Mississippi man WHO con
ducts very large business went to Cincin-
natl, and while there presented himself at
the office OF a well known merchant, to
whom he had letter of Introduction, saws
the New Orleans Times Democrat. After
the Mississippian had left his office, the Gin
cinnati man called up his chief clerk and
said "John,th gentleman who was talking
to me moment ago is Col. Benderham OF
Mississippi and a very wealthy man. We
must treat him well and try 10 capture his
trade, and to that end We must entertain
him during his stay. What's going on il
town that is worth seeing 2"
"Well, there's to be hanging to-mor,
low"
Chats it exactly. Go down and pu.
chase two front seats from the sheriff.
guess the colonel would like 10 see the hang
ing"
The clerk carried out the instructions of
his employer, who, armed with the two
tickets, visited Col. Benderham's hotel, and
in a very gracious manner said, Colonel. |
have two front seats for the hanging to-
morrow and would be pleased for YOU TO ac-
company me there. \ person, you know,
does not get a chance TO see thing Of that
sort often. What hour shall call for
you ?"
"You must excuse me- replied the
colonel, 'but do not think | will care to
go"
mot go 10 see hanging" gasped the
Cincinnati man. why, you may never
have such chance again"
POSSIBLY SO, but you see hanging is
very old sport for US Mississippians. Why,
down in the Yazoo country, where live,
when We grow tired Of bear hunting, we get
up hanging party just for change. You
see, We locate some fellow who has stolen a
hog and on a moonlight night We send out
invitations TO the neighhors, ard request
them to join Us in hanging party. They
always accept, and come well mounted, and
We 60 to the spot where the game is hived
and string him up. | recoIlect last fall,
when the boys got tired of deer driving and
duck hunting, that We got up little i'm
promptu affair one night in honor of Texan
man who was on visit to some of his re-
lations, and before daylight we freed four Of
the meanest men the Yazoo swamp has ever
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
THAT Constant Pain.

Deep seated in small of back sometimes on one
and sometimes. on both sides, extending down
wards towards inside Of thigh, scanty and high
colored urine, with Constipation, were the symp.
toms OF Kidney Disease that afflicted me-" said
Hon. b. b. Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co,
Bangor, Me- 1 have been cured by Browns
SARsAPARILLA and heartily recommend it to my
friends"
c. II. Dunton, Of Hampden, was foreman of
the Stewart Mine. While setting pump he
strained himself, causing serious Kidney Dis
ease How often this happens sudden
wrench, an over exertion, or violent jar brings
Kidney Disease. Mr.. Dunton would have severe
swelling across the abdomen, his food would be-
come sour on his stomach, together with pains
edes, sought assistance in various directions, and
at last bought Browns SARsAPARILLA and by
the use of two bottles was entirely cured.
" If you have sharp pain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

seen. Pay me a visit some time and I'll in
troduce you to the boys and take you out
with me some night. Come down this fall,
If you can, as we have at least 10 men
spotted, and we'll have five or six nights
rare SPORT
The jaw Of the Cincinnati man dropped.
and he turned pale as he listened to the
quiet remarks of Col. Benderham. who con-
cluded the conversation by saving that he
did not care to waste any time at tame
hanging, as his stay would be short, but he
would like to take look at the Cincinnati
beer gardens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

SAID Mrs. Abble IIarbach, Webster St., Bangor,
Me. al had been told by medical men that my
Kidney Disease was incarable, have regained
good health by using BBowv's SARsAPARuLA.
consider it wonderful tar toning up and invig-
Grating the system. II is Of great value in many
Of those troubles peculiar to our SEX"
Caleb Fessenden who lives or the Odliu road in
Bangor, Me, gives the following testimony Of
the virtues Of Browns SARsArARILLA: For
The past ten years have been troubled with a
severe pain in the chest extending to the liver and
kidneys | was so untitled for labor that e5ukf
HR Wr& 4 fi1H isy | commenced to take
BRowN'S SNRSNrNRlttA, and the pains left my
chest hips, liver an ! ki,lneYS. feel like a new
man. and aH ibi =, d, q fri dsyS ,eJyk |
shall always be pleased to tell people OF the
poMer of RRuNN'. : ARsArARILIA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
I bridgeport Stan,iar,t.l

A COMBINATION OF BRAIN AND MUSCLE.
at the Worcester race, has been awarded the
Goodwin prize at Bowdoin for the best writ
ten commencement part. and also the first
prize for extemporaneous composition. As
this is an exception to the general rule. it is
well enough to note the rule in question. 1t is
a very remarkable thing for man to be able
to attend to the athletic side of college course
and the mental and intellectual side also. and
to achieve excellence in both The usual result
Of such an attempt would be excellence in
neither.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

Every one that can carry pail is on
the BURBERRY plains. Price very low pick
ers get about 3 cts. per quart. Every noun
tain that has berries upon it is 'fiagged and
tagged" with "This mountain is leased
&C., &c, still smugglers are quite plentiful.
A correspondent to the Machias Re
publican says, "A stroke of official lightning
has struck the postmaster )" but as walked
into the office the other day. found him at
his post, and without the smell of fire upon
his garments. L. ALDIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

West GouldsbOro.
Rev. Joseph Neesemer from Japan is al
Mr.. Hardy's cottage where he will stop a
few weeks during the warm weather He
will hold religious services at our hall while
here. which will be very pleasant as We have
no stated preaching here now. A few wears
ago We were favored in this regard a. every
season there were one or more clergymen
stopping here for few weeks | call to nv
mind Rev. Mr.. Foote and Mr.. Brooks from
Boston, Rev. Treadwell Walden from Phila-
delphia, as among those who have passed a
season here, and preached to U.S. Bar Harbor
and the many other places of note in Maine
seem TO have drawn from US our usual quota
for few years past. We hope our turn
will come again in the near future as we now
have much better facilities for reaching here
than formerly.
Mr.. Arthur W. Crosby and wife from
Boston and Mrs. Julia Strothman from
Minneapolis are visiting at Mrs. NJ. B.
kingsley's.
We are having fine times here now
gathering berries. Blueberries and rasp-
berries are very plenty, and cranberries
promise good yield.
Aug 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
Chicago Inter Ocean.

SECRETARY WHITNEY IMPROVES AN OLD
DEFENCE.-The Navy Department has three
defences to John Roach's claim.
l. lie has been paid in full the contract
price.
2. He has not performed the contract.
8. There never was any contract.
II is better ofi than the defendan, in the
kettle suit, who pleaded.
|. The kettle was cracked when he bor-
rowed 1t.
2. The kettle was whole when he returned
It.
3 He never had the kettle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
Across the Back"

with tired, languid feeling, bearing-do pain,
&c, You may be sure says Mrs. Chas. Bracket,
OF hermon, Me, that you have Kidney Disease
have been cured Of severe case by BRowN's
SARsAFARILLA, after had employed many doc
tors without benefit. Have been confined to MY
home in times past, but am now in good health "
L" have used what is known as Browns SAR-
sAFARiLLA in my practice, prescribing it for low
state Of the Blood, for weakness peculiar to fc-
males, and especially for Kidney and Liver trou-
bles. have always met with success whenever
have used IT, Being familiar with the compo-
sition OF BROWNS SARSPARrLLA. | pronounce
II to be happy combination OF pure medicines,
destined, have no doubt, to become famous as
blood, kidney, and liver corrective. |. W. TlB-
BEIIS. NJ. D. StetSnn Mn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06
Meeting of the City Government.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Monday, Aug. 3, 1885.
Mayor in chair.

Mayor in chair.
Full board present.
Voted. That the offer of f. II. Greely. Of
twenty-five dollars for that part Of the CITY
Poor Farm lying north of the road leading to
Hancock, be referred to the Committee on
city property and that the City Treasurer be
and is hereby authorized to convey the same,
in the opinion of said Committee. the sum
offered is considered by them a fair value of
said property.
Alderman Emery moved to reconsider the
vote whereby it was voted TO elect a Liquor
Agent. Seconded by Alderman Wyman. Mo-
ton lost by following vote: Yes, Aldermen
Wyman and Emery. No. Aldermen Davis
Joy and Morrison.
Alderman Joy moved to proceed TO elect
Liquor Agent. Seconded by Alderman Davis,
Doubted by Alderman Wyman. Motion passed
by following vote Yes. Aldermen Davis. JOY
and Morrison. No. Aldermen Wyman and
Emery.
Report OF street Commissioner accepted and
placed on file. Voted that the Mayor draw
his Warrant in payment of same il found cor
rect and that J. A. McGown. Collector of
Ordered by the Board of Aldermen, That
there be transferred from the Contingent fund
10 the Sidewalk fund. the sum OF Que hundred
dollars.
Voted That l.. Il. Wyman. City Engineer
run the lines OF Elm and Cross streets
Voted. r. notify the Maine Shore Line Rail-
road Co, to construct Cattle Pass under its
track for the use OF the City Poor Farm ac-
cordng 10 the terms in the deed.
Voted To postpone consideration of the
request OF Post No. IS. q. 4. r.. by J. {.
ohlcott 10 the next meeting OF the Board
Voted. That /. Il. Wyman City Engineer.
be instructed to run the lines OF the City Poor
Farm in relation 10 the portion thereof which
the City Treasurer has been authorized to con
ycy under instructions from the Committee
on City Property. and report Immediately to
said Committee. Roll Of Accounts read aud
passed. Voted to take recess until Monday.
Aug. 10. . \. VI.
l.. T.. BRADY.
City Clerk.