Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26
Home and Foreign News.

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Rev. Elias BRAY. the insane clergyman
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y treaty with the khediye Of Egypt,
and a supplementary treaty with Mexico.
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Steamship Baltic with Mrs Sar,ori.,
Gen. Grants daughter, arrived in New York,
Friday.
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der from the hnt'h government for 5000.
N" cans Of meat for the army in Egypt.
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northwest wind ranged from one hundred 10
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the spirit thermometer fell TO forty eight de-
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The President sent the following nomi-
nations to the senate, Friday: John ID. {.
hiA!n' q tennessee. Commissioned OF In
dian Ahairs; orUn -. Nrrlck OF Nassa-
chu.ett', Second Lieut.. II Revenue Marine;
Joseph ID. Porter Of Tennessee, Assistant
Secretary OF State.
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does not desire 10 aceep, frs, c.as. mis-.
sion. hn, would be glad 10 70 TO Berlin.
There : hardly sny doubt that he Will be
offetel the post in ,!u- time. The Presi.
dent, hawesrr. intend, 10 make changes in
The foreign MISSION, very slowly. Applica-
ton. fog foreign mission, continue to pour
IN At the State departments and take about
The eniIre time Of one man . index and NE
them. nome OF the requests are IN regular
Application form, but macy are concealed IN
p~Fspna' letters 10 the secretary. a MAJOR
'Iy are for consuiships.
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auditors Office and took possession Of II ~
force Of arms. Catten. auditor bro TEN. by
appointment. then took possession of N.
otfice. Brown in the meantime had been
arrested by the sheriff Their. j. much ex-
cltement over the matter. Gov. Sherman
mad ordered Browns su,oan,ion hecaus. ~
his refusal to account for certain state funds.
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N.''as'' i"u'SU's evening anu Tue capture
q an exceptionally good cointefieiung out
NJ me person. arrested were george hel-
.oSe' oNoo'he he'oh anu Joseph Melton
ihe' are chafgru WIN mahaiaeturihg coun-
ttiet coln' ana particularly win having pun
IN clreuiattoh counterfeit twenty-five cent
s"'ei piece' "uicn IS ueSefioeh as an excel
.eh' imitation. II IS however. defeated 10
hs tihS' anu ~ ou4ltoh Na'ue Is ohe-hail OF
'he genuine CON.
The President and Secretary Manning
are both thoroughly disguised with the way
IN which Senator German imposed upon the
latter as appointment clerk the ward polirl-
elan, Higgins OF Baltimore. The President
advises that Higgins be discharged but the
Secretary said that he preferred 10 wait I'M
I'll the forthcoming chsrges are fled
Higgins is now proved 10 be a disrepu,ahl-
character, both in his war record as one Of
the rebel keepers at Libby prison and in con
nection since with all the municipal scandals
which for years have disgraced the city
government of Baltimore Since his ar
rival at the Treasury Department his ex-
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