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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26
From t'gr Regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.


Washington, March %, 1855.
The nes administration has passed anuh-
er ween vithou, anything II distinguish it
IN work or sensation. The Senate awaits
with patience the expected nominations.
anxious to flash AMI 90 home. President
Cleveland has sAiI he would prefer for il 20
continue IN session until be could consider
the subject Of filling foreign missions. He
wants the Senate 70 pass upon h, selections
for diplomatic posts, that the question Of
confirmation NAV be settled before The ap-
pointee. 90 abroad.
|; Is amusing these days 10 observe the e.
forts Of Democratic Senators to AVOID office
seekers al the Capitol Every morning. an
hour before The Senate eonseHes, applicants
for Senatorial influence collec, in the
chamber and watch for their mem They ply
the psgts With questions in regard to Sen
a,or 50 and 50. When doe, he usually
come, at what door does he enter etc, and
as tie hour of noon draws nearer the I'M
patience Of The hungry constituent mani
tests itself. Five minutes before noon the
door of the Senate is cleared of inlruders,
and the Democratic Senators are careful not
10 make al appearance until after the bod,
has been called to order. Al the falling of
the gayel they are protected by the rules Of
the Senate and they file in FIVE minutes af-
ter the crowd Of oftics seekers has filed out
Just there is a grea, deal Of talk
among place hunting patriots about the IN
gratitude Of republics. They thought after
the election of Mr.. Cleveland, that there
was TO be new deal oil around Every
thing that had been done was TO be undone.
Now they are sorely tried. The more eager
they are for office, and the stronger their
support, and the longer their petitions the
further they are left BY the new adninistra-
ton. An office seeker in making a calcuia-
ton as TO how long it viii take. at the pres
ent rate OF p:.gress, To turn the Govern
suit bordering closely on two thousand
wears. There are 1863 applicants for the
place he wants.
The appointment offices of the different
executive departments continue to be rushed
with work owing 10 The large number Of APP
piications pouring in. At the Treasury De-
partment. Clerk Higgins Of recent offensive
fame finds himself the recipient Of. about
200 requests daily. At the Department Of
Justice. the number of applications for Of
fee averages 800 daily, and at the Navy De-
partmen,, Secretary Whitney is flooded with
the same kind Of papers.
There are several places in this city where
people make good living by preparing
others for civil service examinations. Just
before and just after the Inauguration they
had but little business. People in office
were uneasy and the Democrats did not be-
iieve they would have to undergo examina-
lions to get them. Now the business is
good again. According to the statement Of
one Of the instructors, it takes about forty
lessons Of an hour each 10 finish one in the
common branches. Alter such course
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

person is expected to be able to pass exam
ination for $1,000 or 1920 position.
Several Of the new Senators we're sworn
into Office this week. and the Senate will
have but few vacancies upon the adjourn
ment Of the present special session. The BIZ
enuisi change of one third OF its number in
PRODUCES but few new faces. The Senator
from New York is probably The best known
TO the country. having been twice Cabinet
minister. Mr.. E,arts has distinguished
himself By silence. He has not spoken
word except TO waite. Senator Blackburn is
not new in Congressional experience. He
has served eigh, years in the House from,
the old Henry Clay district Of Kentucky.
Senator Walihali, the successor Of Secretary
Lamsr, is a s,ragh, athletic looking man
With a keen face and thick long hair. Sen
atoT Spooner from Wisconsin is new to pub
tic life. He has red hair and look. no, over
twenty five years old although be ia forty
Mr.. Stanford The nes Republican Senator
from California. is imposing in stature and
weighs 40 pounds.
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deed, and all knowledge Of il before il oc-
Cured. He says Cspone accused him Of
having transported the dead body Of Csscia
fom one place to another; this he also
denies and says he vas eigh, PAGES distant
when Capone followed Pasqusi Cascia. deal
ing him repeated blows ~i,h the club, after
having thrown the revolver to the ground.
Eight PAGES, according to the custom Of an
Italian village, would be - or 10 feet.
He says he received from Cspone $50 as
hush money. but returned it the next morn
ing. The officers took from Santors s46
snd watch. brought from ltay asa me-
mento left hy his father. The aforesaid si6
was thus divided a2975 was the pay re-
ceived on the Sd or 4th Of September. from
the boss on one of the railroads Of Bangor !;
So from the sale Of Goa, TO a certain Rixxo
Anglan,onto d Taurosi, aud the remainder
was money that he had saved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26
Eben F. Pillsbury.
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES or THE KING
FIELD CANPAIGSER OF '63.


GeuIsme. nov resident in this vicinity
will not forget the excitement produced in
this city when IN 1858 the Lewiston Light
Infantry was dispatched with full equip
ments and plenty q cartridges, 10 suppress
the kIngfeld Rebellion stirred up chiefly by
Eben +. Piilsbury. nov besieging the Pub
lie Departments and the White House for
some recognition at the hands of the present
administration. When the Lewiston troops
left he city great throng gathered to see
them eff. and although the rebellion turned
gu, to he a tloodless one. those who were
then in this city vii! remember tha, the lii-
itary WAS sent out not for holiday but to
prevent fire in the rear that might have
become fame had il been gingeri, handled
4 JoaIHa reporter few days ago, en-
coun,erel Lewiston man. one Of our most
intelligent and feliable business men. who
in 1865 was living With hi. father in King
field. and re shall nov have his say
.'ln 1852, as wei remember. Eben +.
Piilshu5y cane - kinstil!, which was his
old home and native town, wi.h Col. Wood
man, delivering war spec ehe>. Al his time,
tie tone Of his lectures was patriotic He
Ir9f.s,e ed 10 have fii;h III the National gov
eminent lie believed tina, The Union should
lie preserved. He was an advocate Of the
war and TIE crushing ont of the rebellion.
| remember story that lie told then. |
think it illustrates Eben +. Pilisbury's posi-
ton at that time better than anything else
can.
He told story Of two men travelling in
IN unbroken COUNTRY. They stopped on the
brink of stream. where they we're Of two
opinions about The proper place TO ford the
stream. finally they plunged in, both on the
back of one horse. In the 1Idsi of the
stream the channel deepened and they we're
drowning. At once they began to dispute.
One said that the other was the cause of
the disaster that was full of impending
death. The other denied il and said this
was as good place to ford the stream as
that which the other had proposed. The
horse sank deeper and deeper as they dis
cussed. Mr.. Pii.sbury took these travellers
as types IN their situation, Of the condition
Of the Uaian army '.Wbat tlese travellers
should have DONE was the opinion OF Pills.
bury. the quondam patriot, .was to have
stopped srangling ana relieved the horse
and themselves. Ii should have been sal
walton FIRST BY struggie; then the settles
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Vice. Pre- sident Hendricks, has been one
of the mos, active men in Washington in be-
half of his friends who are hangering and
thirsting for Office, but it is gradually dawn
ing on his mind that his official position, un-
der the prssen, administration, places only
three Offices a, his disposal, viz: private
secretary, a telegraph operator for the
Senate, and the keeper of the Senate res
taurant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

There has been wide difference OF opin-
ion rs to whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule in business, but HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
Of both in the ''fsSt' brand Of cigars, manu-
featured by Albert Lewis Of Bangor. The
'.1SS4@ IL the latest out, and the best for the
money. Try them.
If you have any Pictures to be- copied. en-
larged and framed, you should leave your or
ders with b. r. JOY at once.
For the greatest amount of pictures at
short notice, cali at Joys Gallery where you
can get IS at enc sitting by the new Instan-
taneous Dry Plate Process.
Mr.. c. c. Burrili reports the line Of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur-
rit offers the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants and others, would be furnished
bv q National Bank 3tf
CAATORIA!
When Baby was sick, we gave her tast0ria.
When she was Child she rrici for Castoria,
When she was Miss she chung 10 Castorta,
when she had Children, she gave them Costa
lYrso
Call at JOYS and examine the Photographs
he is now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

A Washington special to the Lewiston
Journal says: 1t is safe 10 say that Torrey
of Bath and Donworth OF Houlton will be
appointed collectors The leading Maine
democrats here like Mr. Bass and Mr.. VII
son, are looking for COTS name also, to be
postmaster at Auburn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The President Monday, sent to the
senate the following nominations To be
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers Pieni-
po,entgary Of the United States Edwin J
Phelps. Of Vermont, 10 Great Britain
Robert II. McLane, Of Mar, and, to France
George II. Pendle,on. Of Oajo, 10 Germany
Henry r. Jackson, Of Georgia. 10 Mexico.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The condition of Gen. Grant remains
unchanged. He is able to take liquid nour
ishment in limited amounts. Though suf
fering bat little pain be finds it difficult to
obtain any refreshing sleep He is pushing
forward the work on his second volume as
rapidly as his strength will permit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

1t is reported to be not all serene in
President Cleveland, Cabinet Occasional
hints are dropped hy Cabine; officials that
the President has arroga,ed 10 himself many
Of the subordinate appointments which nave
heretofore been made by the heads Of the
Department, ami that there i, considerable
feeling being developed against the Pres
dent On account Oft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The Nec York SIN remarks that If.
after all. Brother Pearson should be ap-
pointed postmaster Of New York to the live
~ DISCUS, Of many Democrats, ordinsr. graft
tude would command hun to run hi. e.
Enlistment. with IL regiment Of / ,70o men.
next fall 50 as not to injare the Democratic
party any more than j. absolutely nee
tssary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

Hon +. ID. Clarke Of Vicksburg, Miss,
recently appointed Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior. died in Washington, Mon1ay
morning, after an i.lne~~ Of about ten DAYS.
from typho pneumonia. Nj. Clarke was in
poor health when he arrived in Washington
and intended 70 return to the South.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

--Eben F. Pillsbury is hopeful Of col
leetorship in Massachusetts,. Should tie
Presiden, decide to appoint him 10 such
position the Senate may conclude tha, Mr..
Pilsbury is an offensive partisan" and re-
fuse to confirm the appointment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

II he aAaual report Of Pavmaster Gen
er-i j. \. Smith Of the Nav after detailing
at length the business Of the bureau for the
past fiscal year. lie eiaborstes the variou,
reformatory measures which have been IN
troduced. Prominent among these is the
manufacture Of Nay clothing al the New
York Yard, which under he bureau. ha. ct.
talHed a most wonderful success Hitherto
the May clothing was contracted for. and
the men and Officer, received but poor re-
turn for theif outlay. Under The direction
Of Gen. Smith the Navy Clothing House
has been established, and the manufacture
OF uniform clothing hes been vastly iu,-
proved resulting n the production of bet
fer fitting and more perfectly made garments
with quite a reduction in the cost Of uni
form for officers and enlisted men. The
subject Of rations. another reform. is anoth
er feature, and a new ration table has been
prepared, which in addition to that in use at
present. includes butter, bran, canned roast
beef, mutton, ham, bacon, canned vegetables
and salt FISH. The subject of properly cook
ing the food for enlisted men receives a
large portion Of the Generals report. and
the recommendation as therein stated and
elaborated with scientific authority ought to
be adopted. Enlisted men have hitherto
been detailed as cooks TO ships messes, and
in some instances have been entirely devoid
Of the know ledge Of cooking except what
they gained on board ship. A wholesale re-
form is suggested in this direction. which
will receive attention from the Secretary of
the Navy. During the year s2l .O55, 733 in
money and stores Of all kinds have been
handled by officers of the Pay Corps, all Of
which have been accounted for without the
loss Of dollar TO the Government.
This is a fine showing. and reflects credit
alike upon the Paymaster General and his
corps Of officers
Gen. Smith received his appointment ~
Assistant Paymaster in the Navy while .
resident Of this city. His strict integrity
snd efficiency as an officer, coupled With his
,e.p term Of service. has placed him ct the
"a of one Of the most important bureaus
Navy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

AZ n Court ~ Probate holsien Aj Ellsworth. utts..
and for the County 81 Hancock. oA l'iv ~,rtt..
"wednesday OF NarCh. 4. u. i~ri.
A L ~TEVEN. having presented 70 .urr.ll- r.
a, .,rutncnt purportieg 81 be ihr l.-' O B.. ST..
testament of Nathan Parker lat ut g.. ....I. .f.
said county. dessa@s'i, tor Probat"
ORDERED. That the ~aid \. ~l,,.a- -...
notice. 10 all psr-ons Interested. ht stue. 4 l,
~ th. order ta tc published thge' a.t .- -..,
Styely tn the Ellsworth American urstt. .r ...
II -h,.il AZ Ellsworth. that they ntN pu,.s = t
Probate Court To be hVid n tIt-Nnfff. Is. .4 ..
county % the Second NsstH,-sias aI N.r' ....f.
n ten ~ the clock la the forenoon. lu.I -..,
raasr II ANY they have. nhr thr -.tal a-tr..u.ar
should not lie proved, approved. arti ,N..... b..
the Ia-t will AMI testament 1t sail lrr,t.
AwI.* -. J.. q NNiN''|lN M y U.-.
Attest -tuts- T. Dom ReEl-lvr
\ true rouy. Attest tHA~- 4. bfEE. I.-..t.f
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he ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 90.

DO not read anonymous letters and comInuni
ess'on- The name and address OF the writer are In
Al cases Indispensable not s-arily pubiica
ssen Out AZ a guarantee Of good faith
W cannot undertake 10 return preserve com
manieation. that not used.
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Commissioners Notice.

fTlik. undersigned. having been appointed by The
Hon. Ju,i.r II Probate for Hancock County,
tompii ~>iuner-. - receive and examine claim
asain~t the estate 10 Hugh H. Anderson. late of
fremont. Ia sail county. aerPa-rat. represented
in-pivcnf h"rctv give notice That tnr th, purpn-c
~ receiving -aii claims they win At the
formerly occupied by the late IGHgh ! Anderson
in fremont. n said County. FritiAt. the }r,i Law
OF April next. ant rue-slay the llth Lay II
August next, ~ zen o'clock iu she forenoon Of
each ,iay
JAMES 7. I.kRk
WILLIAM " 4 HEATH
West fremont. Mar-h ;, l--5. 3wii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The April number Of Dorcas is an admir-
able one. In addition 10 the usual number OF
patterns and directions for crocheted and knit
ted articles there is an Article on title Carving
from Colorado Marbe,"' which opens the way
for a new industry for women This maya
zine takes special pains to bring forward any
thing new. which may in any way help women
to new and better means OF self-support.
Dorcas il a periodical which should be In the
hands Of every lady in the land who has sny
taste for art decoration or fancy-work. The
illustrations are excellent, and the patterns q.
lected with extreme good taste, and written In
will find no trouble In following them. News
dealers and POstmasters win take sub scr;psions
or furnish sample copies. Subscription pr;ce.
si.00 per year. Send ten cents for sample
copy.
Address, DORCAS.
SO Broadway, New York CITY.
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--a- -.a-
State News.

Hon. Edward Wiggin. Of Maysvillc
( President Of the Maine Board If Asrieul-
iaEe, Is ieciuring in Washington county.
MIR Jos H. Leather Of Dover, received
lev days SGD back pension amounting TO
over $1,000
Mr.. Ira u. Surge, has generously
offered 10 contribute one fourth Of the funds
10 construct new church a, Riverside, IN
the town Of Nassalloro.
TIE Richmond Bee learns thai mum
her OF prominent Dresden ciiixeus are
! sgitating the question Of establishing a ferry
/ in the vicinity ofthe Richmond camp groun,i.
/ The Germaa steamer Norse,zen. which
( sailed from Portland for Hamburg February
I II. u overdue and fears arr entertained that
I Size Is lost.
! A two year-od daughter Of NJ Ma
I honey II Gardiner, fell into dish Of no,
7 water. Saturday, scadlng her left side and
/ back, SAYS tbs M1mc Farmer she was
badly hurnci. hut vii recover
I Rev, Israel Luce for the O.a Orchard
/ Camp Ground Association. tenders the use
I az the grounds for such service, as the G. A.
( X. msy deslrc n bold during th,ir sncamp-
rHent
\ -Ara meeting If the directors Of the
! Cisoo National Bank uf Portland. held En-.
dsy. William f. Small sas elected cashier
% OIL the vacancy occasonrd rs the death
of William \. Nla,hip
a ffiy mile g1-aS please race came
. If IN Bangor fhgr~tay Ihrr,.pu started
f t'eorSe II. NoTemae 81 Ne" York. aon the
hfNi money, 80 time honrs and iilN min-
N't'- ~ } Hvdy ri ketrrr, Mass. ~
m'lcs, avs, second money, SO. Fritr
H'SsismAH 't "" l"fs. - miles, l. laps,
'h'fd money, 80
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SIR "nt~ i.c '5r !" England Unattended,
-h'. 20 most "i Her subsequent sikat- seeing
hA4 hrfn un''conpanis@ ty lnrnds >he
writes h1m' aetiShiiu. letters TIL. q itler-
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anI the h>its>bc~ JgayR9i think that he
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the head 81 Offensive p,rtl>ans" The
B,sfon Journal saws '''far Maine senator,
wol.i BE- warranted N asking thvr rcpuhl.
can Associate. Il reject thv uomina'iol of
every man prominent 10 rhr counting out
Conspiracy 1t 1850
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ohfu.s 'tfrr'' N,ine'Ii' afternoon we're
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1t IS thought the Senate will adjourn
this week.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The backbone" Of the Pse,ient i
beginning o furnish good deal Of trouble
for the office seekers. Although he has
been President only about three weeks the!
have discovered that he j, likely 10 have
considerable Influence with the alminis,ra-
zion" anl TO entertain idea, Of hi own reIa-
TIVE TO appointments. Un.es. he can be
made TO ,ie.d something in this re,pee; there
!, lively prospect that coolues, will
spring up between Inn and considerable
portion Of bi, party.
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March II. l-.5 w.
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J'HE Inhabitants 0f the t1ty Of Ills,t, r,t, MD
= others having Taxable Property ,yitbtp said
e',f, are hereby nutfhesi aasi refli,s.s, to i,u i
70 the unierstgned, Assessors Or am tf, rfur
anu perfect lists OF their Polls and All III, r.
aies' Real AMI Personal, melt ling rno,,,., , hand
abu al money loaned OF pr1pertv by1tsthre.lgc,
upon mortgages. Bonds. Deeds N1,trsN I'm, Eill-
anu hcm"raBdums, or ia any manner -. In 81, stel
e.a, interest or other consideration shal be paid
or become due thereon. debts ,i,,.. mar, tbau
owing and all properts held 10 trust a. guardian
Executor, Administrator, or uts,er,siS. 'eNccpi
such az Is by law exempt from IA nation.
when iney were possessed of on The. first Ia al
April instant, and to be prepared Il, -ubsfa niare
tiie same by DATA. And for the ,,,,rtss OF re-
cehing said Lists, the undersigned Win lie in
session al their Office during the business hours
OF eacn day In the Aldertnen's Room City Hall,
from the First To the Fifteenth inclusive 6f April
ana..,, ouhaays excepted,) and any persona
examination N, Of Property by the Asses@6rs viii
not i'e considered az waiver for neglect Of any
person In bringing In true and perfect Lists, n
re4uired by law. Blank Schedules may he had al
the A ssesSors' Office
- Those persons who neglect To comply with
ms notice will be icbarred by law from appeal
ing from the decision Of the Assessors their
Application for Attachments
ALBERT r. JELL1sOS
Go. W. NEW BEGIN,
JOHN q. JORDAN.
l2h Assessors OF Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, April j, iss..
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To the Hopurl,hi, judge a Pr,.s,t,. ,..-,...,
~ Hancock

To The honorable Judge oi Probate f,r,.,, ....
'IhE niersiEnel Administrator uf Iis.. a ..
J"-iah Narnum, late 81 Iqf.l....r
county deceased, respectfully r,.fsr,-.ilr- t...
S""1is ami cllatteis, ril,htS slnl credit. ri .
'taSeh are h"t sufficient 10 paw nj ia-t .,,....
tharSe- OF administration b, H., -.pt
'tH"fti duIihFs- therefore, lpur
Ptays {our Honor 10 grant him n IL-c... ...
- punAi' or pfiNat" sale, and convey t... 70 H
liu" 'ilS7 i1t - called contairlng ,. t.r.-...
wood also the job Met aSltu ,at =. ....... ......
- acres both situated III Fe,nl,ss,,, g.tt
also the stephen Liitl.fis.Il h., rarr
mostly Held and situated In Pau.,,, IN, .t I. -..
estate OF the te''ea-e l. tinchriipe thu ,,,.r-..
uie "ttow dow r therein t., -tt,.f, -+I .r,..
ahi charges ~ administration
March H. l-s5 w.
STATE OF MAINE
\. II, f>S.,.
pom the foregoing petition peprutr E..l
rai'l petitioner give public notice To IN mr. DID,
Vctss''t' ny causing copy of the p-;it "a, q s i,-
oturF thereon, 70 be published three ,y,,,L . --.-
cesst'tiy IN the Ellsworth American n n.;, -,aa bog
printer OF published In Ellsworth In ,,5tl ,'tr.
tila 'hey may appear at Court 81 Prni,,tr f.f +
19nhty' ." be held at Ellsworth, on a.. -.-..r4
wednesday of April next, at Ten Of H., .i..
IN ule FORENOON, to show eau-s., Ii ans TN, ll.
why the prayer of said petitioner ~h,,.Id -1.t tr
3Nf2. q % Ct-NNy>,u,
a'test -oHAs. T. DoRR, Register
"ue copy Attest -cHAs. r. DORR Register