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Senator bale in Boston.
HIS ADDRESS AT THE NORFOLK CiUR
BANQUET.

hN-'O' II.
\ compllnenlsr, dinner 10 Hon Fu,.r.
Hale Of Maine was given by The NorrolA
Club at Young's Hotel Boston, on SATURDAY..
Among other, present. Attorn., General RI
ker Of Maine. was nre,ent and .nok. n ~.
necessity of a r.nublica, pr..i1.,, "a =.
republican House 10 .F.c, an s,t.,s,o, If
onr FOREIGN ro,,,srce .,,t..,t,k.
club in INTRODUCING S.,a,or Ill - ,t.,
here wa. no one.,;on 49, :,
iuno,,a,os "a y. oo,,a;.I II .'..,
interests of tho c,,,,,,,,,.,,. - -. -.
Of adm, American Mi, ~. .,'
forei,n MAJ,
NJ Hall ..;d tho, III. total
merce Of Central and S,,,h A..
than $50 900 600 ,or ,a., os -. -.
trad. oftha I-,;tsa ST.. ;roI,ao. s,qo go
o00. annually 500 900 600 he;ns !. i,nnor,.
from those connt-;e. ub,Ia nc - -.
n opr own ar,or,. hr, aha,., $40 600 onn :,
annual, In nther xord. - III - "a
vantage. which h. =, NV .,,a. -. I;.;.sI
States frroish h,, ~ no. n, - ~ -.
natural and ;rdrs,,,,I ,,od,,o,. $1,000 =,
opr r.ighho-s az H.
Not oniy do tho r.ori. -, 49, -. 80.
uen,s of these -ennbl;,s ,,,nd ro.J,. - 80
come any s,ar tai On h., 49,, Tr;,os e. ..
increase CONFERENCE.-The, b,,s;rs.a,a SO
IL noliticsl relations Fnro,aan n,.;nas
- - "ae!oie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
Prospect Harbor.

Prospect HaTbor.
Mr.. John NJ. Allen arrived home Sa,ur-
dsy
Allow me 10 correct mistake in last
weeks issue. Mr.. Hamilton EMPLOYS fifty-
three hands in and about his factory, in
stead Of one hundred and forty, as before
stated.
Little Miss Mamie Blance gave a birth
day party on Saturday, which was greatly
enjoyed by all the little folks who par,icl-
psted.
The Teachers Meeting, Of Goud.boro. is
TO b. held at South Gouldsboro. on Sa,ur-
day next. May %. A cordial invitation is
extended 10 all.
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Alonzo
Smith of Steuben. were much saddened BY
the news of her death. which occurred last
week. She was the daughter of Benjamin
Moore, of this village. and was brought here
to be buried. The Borrowing family have
the sincere sympathy of all.
The schools of Gouldsboro are now in
'.full blast"-so to speak-Prospect Hsrbor,
Mr.. James Monohon Winter Harbor, Miss
Hattie Cole Gouldsboro. Miss Alice Tap
ley; West Gouldsboro, Miss Helen Taft !;
South Gouldsboro, Miss Ruby Tracy South
West Bay. Mis-. Susie Moore Pond Dist,
Miss Sara Sargent; Indian Harbor, Miss
Helen Shaw; Birch Harbor. Mis-. Elva
Wass Lower Harbor, Miss Agnes Crowley;
GouIdsboro Point, three districts, Miss Cora
Guptill, Miss Clara Joy and Miss Bailey.
May II. ScoTT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
The Digby Seizure.

Our Canadian neighbors will be likely to
find ere long that there are blows to receive
as well as to give. 1t was comparatively easy
task to seize the American fishing schooner,
David J. Adams for some trumped up ofFense
but the end is not yet. In both branches Of
Congress last week the matter received atten-
ton. Senator Frye and Congressman Dingley
introduced in their respective houses bill
in foreign countries in ports of the United
States to such purposes as are accorded to
American vessels in the ports of foreign
countries. Resolutions instructing the COM
mittee on foreign affairs to inquire into the
subject were passed by the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

Greea's Landing.
Schooner Cape Ann, Capt. Scammons,
from Hancock to Rock land, is wrecked on
Bold Island lodges in this thoroughfare
Her spars, riggings. ETC., have been sold
here, while her cargo of kilnwood falls into
the hands and boats of those who believe
that "Heayen helps them who help them
selves"
The ID. l. Cornet Band advertise a prize
concert and ball for the evening of the 18th,
to be held in the rink at North West Har-
Dor.
Haskell & Small have commenced work
on the dwelling house Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Green, building an ell aud making other
improvements.
Lumber for house TO be built for Mr..
Frank Tibbetts arrived from Ellsworth on
Thursday.
Rev. Mr. Hack of Bucksport Seminary
occupied the pulpit here a, Union church on
Sunday morning, and Rev. Mr.. Whitman Of
So. Deer Isle in the evening.
Miss Belle Knowlton and Miss Annie
Thurlow have gone to Portland TO attend
school.
Miss Maggie Hart who was accidentally
shot in the ear one week since BY revolver
in the hands of her lover, is no more, as
the twain we're made one flesh in three days
after, and she is now Mrs. John Morey.
May s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

The Norfolk Club, of Boston, gave q
complimentary dinner to Senator Hale. on
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Hale addressed
the club on the Importance of commercial
relations with the Central and South Amer
lean nations. His address abounded in in
controver,ible facts and sound arguments.
1t is highly spoken of by the press. The
following extracts are clipped from an edi-
torial in the Boston Journal:
The address of Senator Hale =, the din
ner Of the Norfolk Club Saturday vas a
candid and, We believe, unanswerable argu-
ment in support Of the proposition to aid
American steamship lines to those nations
with which il is possible for US TO build up
trade by offering them liberal compensa-
lion for carving our mails.
Senator Hale. by his concise and careful
presentation Of the facts and his sound rea-
sons in favor of the Senate amendment TO
the Postsl Appropriation bill. has indicated
the craftsmanship which maintains that pol
icy which is composed by cheese pairing
economists and interested lobbyists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

Probably no one vii grow wildly e1-
cited over Ii. seizure of the United States
fishing vessel in the BAY of Fundy hut all
Americans, We imagine. will feel Al least a
mill curiosity 10 know BOW the Canadian su-
thorl'ie> will ~riggle out of the .crspe The
David ID. Adams went into Disb, port to buy
bait. which fact being proved, the eommsn-
der Of the frigsie Lansdowne made formal
seizure Of the vessel As United States vessels
Of all descriptions have the right to trade in
Canadian ports. either in ice or fish halt, or
what they please. W. shall he interested 10
learn on what CROWDS his fisherman Aas
hcrn captured Ave all things W. tr,is,
that our Sta'e Department will refrain from
hastcnln; 10 assaf~ ,hr Canadians tina, thew
action in ihi> matter Is quite CORRECT lest il
shall prove - b. ~ "t,ae. a9i Coarr.e~
shnu 4 ais'e~ re prr>i,l,.,' N close Amer.
Cau ports to CsraJltp .e.Se'> u-,'i. The
wf-g.- = rc'Hc' V J Tribune
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Foreign News.

-lneorna;ion has been received by tie
commissioner Of customs at Ottawa that
another American f,hIu. schooner. cal ed
the Frank Williams .ha, puI into III. port Of
Darlington. \. s, and claimed the night 10
purchase bait, on the ground that It. cap
tain had permit from the collector Of Gus
toms a, Gloucester. Mass. The authorize,
have been instructed that such permission
cannot be. and 10 warn the captain that he
cannot stay in port but must leave according
10 the law.
In the Senate, at Ottawa, Thursday. Nj.
Alexander called attention TO the fishery
question, and asked for information regard
ing the present situation,
Mr.. Diekey said tina, it would he extreme
ly inconsenient IN tn. presen, state OF at
fairs TO DISCUSS the mstter. and he vas IN
structed to state that the goyernme Mt
did not expect 10 be in position TO give def
mite information on the subject before the
end of The session.
The following is the notice served upon
Capt. Scott and Others in Possession o. the
schooner David J. Adams THURSDAY morning
At Digby. \. s.
TO Captain scott, commander Of the marine
police, and all other persons whonsoever seixing
i4oHiii4S OF DAWN j.
take notice that the unierslsned hereby protest
and object against the Illegal seizure and ,ie,en-
ton of said vessel and her sppurtenances. aud de
inand the immediate restoration Of said vessel To
the Undersigned, the lawful master, and further
take notice that the owners and parties interested
In said vessel intend To hold the parties who SELF
ed sai1 vessel as well As those who may have her
Ia their custody who may detain her liable for
all damages consequent upon her seizure and de
tention."
The above is signed BY Capt Kinney as
master Of the Adams and eounter.igned and
concurred in by Consul General Phelan
Consul General Phelan left Dixby Thurs
day at noon for Halifax, TO enter a protest
upon arrival The captain and crew of the
schooner Adams left Digby for Bos-
ton by steamer Secret via ST. John Thurs
day evening. The demand for the delivery
of the vessel was made Thursday forenoon,
but the authorities refused TO deliver the
vessel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

The first secre, circular Of General
Master Workman Powderly Of the knights
ofLabor revealed the fact that the head Of
this great labor organization wasa man of
intelligence and reason. His bulletin against
Jay Gould showed, whatever may be said
of the temper in which it was written that
Mr.. Powderly is no friend Of anarchy Mr.
Powderly has again issued circular too the
X. of L. which will only renew the public
confidence IN his conscientiousness and the
intelligent honesty of his purposes. In this
circular made public on Monday, Mr.. Pow
derby says he is encouraged in the fact that
nearly 1000 assemblies pledged loyalty to
his first circular. He calls attention to the
Inconsistency Of the Knights with their
principles and again calls on them to con-
denim boycotting. He especially deprecates
the boycottlng OF newspaper for criticising
the order and asks that all such boycotts be
at once removed. He tells the assemblies
not to answer appeals for aid to strikers un-
less they have orders from headquarters. He
says he hates the word boycott, as he was
boycotted himself ten years ago by capital
lists. He says the boycott is to be employed
only when everything else fails. He asks
the assemblies not to interfere with the
General Executive board and hints that if
the various assemblies had not passed so
many resolutions against Jay Gould, the
Southwestern trouble might have been ar
bitrsted. Mr.. Powderly then appeals elo-
quently to the knights to overswear intoxi-
eating drink and prays all assemblies will
boycott the rumshop and TAX. the pledge.
Mr.. Powderly regrets there is clashing be-
tween the Knights of Labor and labor un-
ions and says that working men must stand
together, and that he has no sympathy with
one craft standing alone. He wants to see
Q closer union between labor unions and the
X. Of L., and at the special session Of the
general assembly to open at Cleveland, Ohio,
next Tuesday, he wants to see if clo-
ser relations may not be established,
and adds that if he stands in the way of un-
ion be will take himself out Of the way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
The Terrible Storms of Last Week.

The Storm King was abroad again in the
West last week and the news columns of
the press are largely filed with accounts of
the devastation which followed in bis path.
The following is brief statement of the
prominent facts, though it would take vol
umes to tell the stery of the misery caused
by the storm
The storm of wind. hail and rain that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
City and County.
Sunday in the 0hnrc ea.

cos RIO tTInNsl rnCEru.
fsHt-2 Ian ;hy : : ID. "S.l!. to Show
'l' approved unio G,rl A., = A,nan that
aetie'a arf a- ashamed. hsnl .,A, lie word
n g.! ar,cht." I'm. u PauF> rAha..atiun
TO christian minister, hut 1t applies equail,
to al a'acaiion> in life. II TIE LIST fur
word, b- IF hl1nk. ,hr text ma, serve a. a
formula e. .e filed oa, accar:lns 10 The
business ~ life. Whether rhc calling ie
that Of the ministry. the laa, medicine, trade,
school IT bonn .i- r. ~ th- NOR, public life
Of The citizen, the Injunction applies equal,
to al. EAgl II ii,-e c.lluc> might be
used 70 illustrate the way Ia which each in
dI'idual should stud, lee show himself APP.
proved unto Go. For example, the citizen
"ho acts upon tins principle, and handles
Alright the business lntrusted 10 him, will
see that the lar, If ID, State agains, liquor
selling IS enforced as vel as enacted. Re
Spect Tor "" Is sss.ntIal to good govern
ment, and 20 let law remain on the statute
book winch Is no, enforced. i 10 teach con
tempt for Law. ana not respect. The essen.
10 be drawn from thi, subject are lsi.
Ever, man IN every walk Of life has per-
,onal responsihiiit, to God. I'd. There -
really no sacred calling, or rather. each
mans calling should he Is sacred to him as
life. 80. The motive for the business Of
life should he to please God That is hand
ling ones business Alright
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

The republicans OF the Third Congressional Dis
trict Ia Maine composed OF the counties of kenne
lec, Somerset, Nahio amt Hancock, requested
tn send delegates - cnton to be held at the
Town Hall, Waieryiile, Tuesday, June -til.
lisa at II O'Clock. \. NJ, for the purpose OF nom-
hating candidate for Repre- sentative from this
District for The 4fth Congress. and for the trans
action ct any other business that NAV properly
come before the convention.
Basis Of representation Each city. town and
plantation will be entitled to delegate and for
each seventy five votes east for the republican
candidate for Governor IN iS>i an additional dele
gate ami for fraction of farty votes IN excess of
seventy i've Votes. an additional delegate.
EpNt-Np +. " ERB. WAteryiile
CukS \. HARRINGTON, Norriigcwock.
i~AAc &. LIRRY, Burnham
john u. HOPKINS. Ellsworth.
District Committee
Water.iir, Npr1l n. Ise4t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for tho
county OF Hancock
THE undersigned Administrator az thu estate OF
l. Charles Moore, late Of ewhury port, Mas
deceas -pectfuy represents that the goods and
rhattel-. rights and credits Of said decea SET
not sufficient PAY hi. Just debts and charges Of
administration, hy the sum 81 one hundred dol
lars. Wherefore Your petitioner pray- your Honor
To grant him license 10 sell. AZ public or private
sale and convey the following tract or parcel Of
land living In Rroakssiie. in said County and
bounded and described As follows "Big Island,
so.rallei. containing about ten acres. SAME beins
connected with the main land by = small bar to
gether with a convenient road Ia the highway, Al
SO the small island on the southeast side of said
big Island" and all being the premises formerly
owned hv nauiel Moore. same being
all III the rcai estate III the deceased to satisfy
said debts and charges of administration.
GEO VI. WARREN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

HANCOCK - Court of Probate. May
Term, A. D., ls>6.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED,
that said petitioner give public notice 10 all
persons Interested. BY causing a copy Of the
petition, and this order thereon. 10 bc publish
FL three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed OF published
In Ell-worth.ju said County that thcy may at-
pear ut Court Of Probate for said County to b.
held n Elisp nrth, on the second "wednesday
Of June next. at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon. 10 show cs,lIse. II any ihry have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
q. J.. Ct \SI>t,IiAM, IuttEe.
Attest --tnA~ 2. poRE, Register.
Iva ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
In Insolvency. Notice of
Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAIN

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS Court of Insolvency
In the case OF John II. Pressey, Of Eden, Insol
vent Debtor.
THIS Is to give notice that pursuant to an order
OF court therefor, second meeting of the
creditors of said lnsolyent Debtor, will be held a,
Ellsworth, In Probate Office in said county, on
Thursday the tenth day OF June, A. D., 1855
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, for the purposes
named In Chapter 7o.of the Revised Statutes OF said
state OF Maine and amendments thereto.
Attest --CHAs. p. DoRR
zw20f Register of said Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20
National News.

The eight-hour strike of the New York
piano-makers has collapsed.
The Boston Post has changed hands
again. Edwin NJ. Bacon will be the editor
Secretary Endicott is endeavoring 10
get President Cleveland to attend the Har.
ward commencement.
Minister Elihu B. Washburne, who
has been in California for three months ia
quest Of health, has returned to Chicago un.
benefited
Mr.. II. NJ. I. Hunter, member Of
Jefferson Davis cabinet, is very old, AND
said TO be very poor, and his Southern friend.
propose subscription for his benefit
John A. Logan, Jr., son Of Genera
Logan, has enlisted ~ private in the Isl
Infantry. illinois National Guard, a,
Chicago
In the House Of Representatives, the
llth, the bill TO establish commission fol
the settlement. Of private land claims was
passed.
The commerce committee of the Senate
has ordered favorable report on Mr.. Frye's
bill to deny TO Canadian vessels certain priv
ileges in our ports. To secure immediate
consideration by the House it will be report
ed as an amendment to the shipping bill.
General B. F. Butler appeared before
the Senate committee on finance, the 1l,h.
to oppose the confirmation of General Rose
Grams. General Ro,ecrans was also before
the committee 10 answer charges against
him.
The President has sent 10 Congress a
message recommending an act TO convene
The Legislature Of Utah in special session,
to make needed appropriations; and sug-
costing that Congress appropriate money
To defray the expense of dedicating the
Bar,hoidi statue.
The fifth death among the Chicago po-
licemen injured by the bomb occurred the
9th. Kruger. wounded anarchist. has
also died. Nineteen anarchists have BEEN
arralgned On charges of riot and conspiracy
TO murder. 4 Chicago typographical union
offers reward of 800 for the man who
threw the bomb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

The fishing schooner Ella VI. Doughty.
OF Portland, has been seized by the au-
thorities Of Enelishtown. y. S. She had a
permit TO touch and trade" from the Port
land custom house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

Ii you want custom suit made from the
best of material trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style Of art. and TO fit like
the paper on the wall. leave Your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and you will get all
of these, and more, at as low prices as can be
shown IN the country. loft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

swept over portions Of Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Ohio, extending - far east
as Pittsburg. Pa, Wednesday and Thurs
day, was one of the worst ever known. St.
Louis, Cincinnati and many other places
were entirely of from the world for hours
by the destruction of Geographic communi-
cation. while the foods inflicted serious loss
TO all roads in the region visited BY the
storm. On the Little Miami railroad, in
Ohio, in distance Of 40 miles, bridges
were destroyed. But one building was left
standing in Wilkinson, Ind, where q man
was killed and twenty people badly hurt.
Three people were killed in Danville, ILL.,, q
score of farm houses destroyed and several
people injured. AT Xenia. o., the destruc-
ton was terrible, houses containing families
being swept away by the dozen, houses lost
and property destroyed on every hand The
damage inflicted is estimated a, $500. 600
Twenty-seven dead bodies have been found
and still people are missing. The tall OF
rain was tremendous. At DAYTON 4l-2
inches fell in three hours. Trains every
where are delayed by washouts and numer-
Gus wrecks are reported. Paramount, O.. is
total ruin. The loss is inestimsble. Sc
rious floods have also occurred in England
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

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paid for a cottage with money which, before
used sulphur Bitters in my family, was paid
to the doctor aud the druggist. They cured
my wife Of Female Wcakness-W +. Samp.
son, .Sdiem, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

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The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing, May. 10, 1886.
Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as follows
ih,tSih Sotai'uafu Ifue.
BAR HARBOR To BANGOR
BANGOR TO BAR HsRBoR

tstops on signal or notice to Conductor.
Inc go A. N. train from Bangor and AZ p n
cluded. i'' SUNDAY IN
Inese Trains connect at Bangor, with throuoh
and st. John. A"' Dos'on
me steamer city of Richmond has resumed her
pot. making two trips per week from Portland
every Tuesday and Friday and from Mach,as ,,.s.
every Monday and Thursday. p"l'
PAYSON TUCKER.
Vice Pres. and GenI Manager
z. BoOIHBf, Genl Pass. and Ticket agst
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Notice of Assignee Of his
APPOINTMENT

A Bneksport In the County OF Hancock and
a State Of Maine. the twelfth day of NAV, 4.
p, 1855. The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Arthur W. .Jov,
Of Ellsworth, in said County of Hancock insolyent
debtor, who has been declared insolyent upon
his petition by the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Hancock.
aw30s HENRY A. NJ JOY A sfonee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

1t Is understood that the resignation ei
Third Assistant Postmaster General Haz-n
is about to he accepted.
In the Senate, Friday. Mr.. Vest, 81
Missouri. spoke against the general pension
bill.
A man named Lewis Tyng has been ar
rested in Chicago for throwing the dynamite
bomb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an Admin
t>tratrix of the kStas. of hiiburn H. SWEET
late Of Ellsworth. In the county OF Hancock. de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs, she
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said dereascti's estate, to make imne, late
payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same for payment
kUNfCE G. SWIFT.
MAY II. Swa0'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-20

Mr.. C. c. Burrill reports the line Of de-
posits in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur-
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
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