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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Ia the Jury Ornnlrnd 2

New YoRK, Dec. Is The Sun says that
evidence was presented to the grand jury
yesterday that Juror Rosenberg, Of the Nc
Quads jury is a personal friend Of john
Keenan, and of Alderman Farley. The Sun
expresses the fear chat The Jury Is @fixsd.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Resortiug to the Cable.

New YORK. Dec l5-The directors of the
Third Avenue Railroad company have voted
to abandon the use of horses Us motive
0o~er r',. %, mtr",uce the 'aN,J systeul.
IA. 90. tN. "a, 81 JUu. 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Stanley WIN Sail for Homa.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. Is. Henry NJ
Stanley lectured here last night. At the
close Of his talk he said that in obedience to
orders from the king of Belgium he would
sail for Europe on Wednesday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec, l5.-Burglars
effected an entrance into the Boston clothing
house, burst open the safe, secured $4,000 In
cash, and took a large quantity Of tho goods
haaidaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Now Many Rritish2

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Advices from Manda-
lay say that an engagement between British
troops and natives had taken place near Pa
koka, and that two hundred insurgents were
killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
aaDoc,, yyIIson Desorted by Coun,oI.

Boston, Dec. l5.- Georg ]. West, who
has acted as counsel for "Doc" Wilson In his
suit against p l.. Moen, has withdrawn from
The case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
DIR. MGLYNN's SUMMONS.

Cardinal Manning Interviewed on This
Important Church Subject.
NEW York, Dec. 15.-The Worlds London
norrasnondent cahles an intarviaw had with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
They Had Not Meant to strIke,

LouIsyiftE. Ky, Dec l5 -Ths biakemen
of Nh K Nnevillo roq, NV al
he, .. ~. IL srIIkR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
win Treat tho League with Contempt.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Judge Boyd. receiver
of the land court, has announced that he
will treat the Irish Land League "Plan of
Campaign with contempt. "This COURT the
judge declared, "will know how to deal with
tenants who pay their rents to trustees in-
stead of to landlords or their legal agents,
and it will also know how to deal with trus-
tees who take the money!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

B0claIists Withdraw From the Labor Party
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-W J. Gorsuch
and thirty other Socialists, have withdrew
from the United Labor party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
JOHN DILLON'S DEFENSE.
THE IRISH PATRIOT APPEARS IN HIS
OWN BEHALF.

He Maintains That His Language Was En-
tenced-CastoIar Speaks in support Of
tho Spanish Government.
DUBLIN, Dec l5.-The case Of the govern
ment against John Dillon, M p, for agi-
tating the "Plan of Campaign" was resumed
to-day in the court of queens bench. Mr..
Dillon, who is conducting his own defense,
in addressing the court, contended that the
language he used was justihable, and that
the crown was straining the law against
him
In reply to Mr.. Dillon, Judge Lawson de-
clared that Mr.. Dillon's plan of campaign
was clearly illegal and ordered to find Sc
surity, himself, in $1,000, and two sureties
Of g1, 900 each, within twelve days, or go to
nrison for siU montha
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

The Postmaster General has ame nded
the postal laws so as to permit the transmits
sion through the mails Of liquids not liable
to explosion.
A man named G. u. Graham passed
safely through the whirlpool rapids. a,
Niagara Falls in a cask Saturday. He re-
ceivrd no compensation for the venture and
made it simply for an experiment and glory
Seven hundred rug weavers are on d
strike in Philadelphia and l75 mill opera
tIves in Providence.
Mrs Grant and family are at their Long
Branch cottage for the summer. Colonel
Frederick Dent Gran, and family are guests
of Mrs. Grant;
Young James Garfield who is studying
Law at Cleveland. gives promise Of one day
becoming eminent 10 the profession.
MIR Cleveland ntimates tina, he may
visit the State fair at Jackson, Mich, in
September, as many Of Mrs Cleveland's rel
a'Ives reside there.
President Cleveland proposes to spend
$4,000 on the improvement Of his country
cottage.
tx President Arthur now drives along
the New London beach looking as though
he meant to live for Years
The House committee on WAYS and
means made an adverse report on the Ran
dali nr'H bin the 9th.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
ton Of Hugh Thompson 70 he assistant Sec.
retary " the treasury.
The Prr-,Ient hos nominated Fi,z John
Porter y hr 4 colonel in the United State.
army.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Fish, Fish, Fish.
SECRETARY RAYANn HEARD FROM,


Representative Bouteile # Name, ba'
received NE to'io"!ng reply y H. request
tha' TIE State department give immediate
attention % TIE statement ieleSFaphed hlm
from Passport That American boats were
tHNen away from -. Andrews, !. Is. Fr-
day, bS.lpomihlon cruiser
DEPARTMENT or STATE. July 10, Sc.
H. H.o n R.,,,syjn Jy.,,.. ~, p..-.
,-n,ati,s.
D.ar Sri have in.t r.c.lysd xo,r ,.re.
cram cf In. AL. s.ating ,nn h,I III.
6sfch iron, Fas,no,, NJ ,ba, l,nsr;can
boats after herring for .ardinr, al 4, 1T.
a., \ a aa,a H., h.. II
lon cruiser Middleton" Mn H. annonnca.
,nen, ,h,, ma Amsric,n hoa,s NH II aIIoma3
10 take herring for any purpose and to thi,
YOU invoke the immediate attention Of TIL,
Department. On the "a OF June last YOU
called at this Department in company with
Senator Hale of Maine and then drew my
attention 70 similar 'hfta' q interference
WIN Tue purchase u silaIl herring Tor can
ming as Saru'les from oahadiah "elrs. IN
me same ia! haue representation OF me
aheeeu !niea's !" 'he nfi'ish minister al
ms capltai ahu are" his attention % the
aHesed 'ioia''o" o' lawful commercial inter
course between pfl'ish SUBJECTS IN 'anada
ana cl'iAehS % tne h''eu states was
IN hopes 'i"' iui'hef interference Win
recognized ana lveit'ma'e ,Faoe "ould De
prevented out VIII again ADDRESS Tue hri'ish
minister upon inc SUBJECT. y WIN assist
materially IN all such cases OF alleged Nio-
iatioh oil commercial [i9hts u accurate ana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Shocking Murder in Portland.
Tnt WORK or "Ho>TsT REER."

The nc8ghborhood Of Lincoln stree, near
Mayo was thrown into intense excitement
Saturday morning, By the announcement Of
terrible domestic tragedy that occurred IN
tia, vicinity Fudas ntsll
Al house No. 80, Terence O'Iare. b, os-
tensible calling peddier. but by common
repu,e believed 70 BE- smuggler Of goods
across the Canadian border, lived WIN h 4.
wife IN comfortable even ilAuTluu, cir,um-
stances.
/, i. said tia, both OHare and hi, wife
were addicted 10 periods Of excessive drink
ing.
About O'Clock Saturday morning. Mr..
kuieder who lives at No. "A, across
the street from O'Hnre's was reused
by knocking a, her door and looking out
saw O'liare who asked her to 20 over -
his house Immediately. telling her ina, has
wife vas dead
Mrs. kilfeder called her neighbor and
together the two women visited O'iafe's
house. In Mrs. Oflare's own room they
discovered her body l,ing IN the middle Of
the floor, the let; side Of her head bruised and
bloody. her hands snd face dIscolored almost
black, plainly evidencinc a death hy Slo-
lenCe. Spots Of blood were upon tie mattress
which lay awry upon the bed, and a bottle
Of lager beer which had blood and hair upon
Il and looked as though i might have been
the weapon with which the wound upon her
head was made, lay by the womAn's head.
Her right hand and arm lay across her body.
her left was extended above her head and a
lttie way from her finger tips among the
wreokage Of furniture with which the floor
was s,rewed lay silver hal; dollar
At the coroner's inquest on the murder Of
Mrs. O'Hare. the neighbors testified that
O'Hare was seen drunk FRIDAY afternoon,
and he was drunk Saturday morning when
arrested.
OHare. Saturday morning, when arrest
ed. said he had had quarrel with his wife.
He was cross when arrested and had TO be
ironed. He was 40 drunk at the inquest
that he was not IN a condition TO talk and
the inquest was adjourned until further ,es-
timony could be obtained
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
The American Institute.
CLOSING SESSION AT BAR HARBoR.

Friday the American Institute at Bar
Harbor opened with prayer by Rev. c. F.
Allen, Of Richmond, Maine. A business
session followed. Mr.. J. NJ. Hall, of Provi-
denee, K l., was elected president for the
coming year, the other officers are the same
as last year.
% the recommendation Of the directors
the constitution was amended so as to divide
the members of the Institute into classes,
active, associate and honorary.
The report Of the special committee ap-
pointed to enquire into the lack Of accom-
modations and to adjust difficulties, unani-
mously signed by E. c. Carrigan. g.
Goodwin Clark, L. Bentley Young and
Others, exonerates the management Of the
Institute, as the contrsc, for entertainment
was made with the hotels. Presiden, Pat
terson was especially congratulated on his
administration, also Pa,son Tucker, general
manager of the Maine Central for most
satisfactory provision made for the success
and comfort Of the convention. The com
m'ttee specially recommended that all future
contracts with hotels be made in writing
and that on the local committee influence
and ability be appointed. The report ex-
generates Bar Harhor from blame with the
exception Of one hotel, and the local com
miitee Of arrangements. The feeling - in
tense on account of the want of accommo-
dations, and the citizens Of Bar Harbor re-
greet the unpieasautness as much as the mem
beers OF the Institute. Aside from this the
contention has been most successful
The opening paper Friday was read by
Miss Emily G. Wetherbee of Lawrence.
Mass. Her subject was the STUDY Of
knel'sh Literature" This paper was dis
cussed hy Rev. \. A. Miner, Of Boston, and
Professor Greenough. of Amherst In the
absence If Mr.. Axei Gusiafsou, author Of
The Foundation Of Death" his paper on
Temperance Teaching in Schools" was read
b, Mr.. +. c. Carrigau of Boston Follow.
ing this paper by Colonel Slyke was read
hy Mr. G. F.. Church of Providence
The convention then adjourned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Col. Edwards and the G. A. R.

The Portland 4rgus reiterates its asser-
ton that the Journals statement that Col
Edwards called the G. A. r. set of bum
mers is a malicious lie. The argus does
not know what it is talking about Be
cause the Argus never heard him say it,
that is no sign that Others have not
Here is a statement of brave soldier, a
man known all over Maine on account of the
almost unequalled experience he had in rebel
prison pens-Geo. B. Haskell, Esq, now
Street Commissioner of Lewiston:
LEWISTON, July /.
This is to certify that in conversation with
Col C.. 5. Edwards of Bethel, on the cars,
1 asked him if he belonged to the G. A. r.
He replied that he did not, and said the 6.
A. r. men were ''set of bummers."
GEO. B. HASKELL.
Below is the statement of Hon. f. w.
Woodbury. Of Bethel, christian gentleman,
whose integrity never was impeached. and a
citizen Of the highest standing in the town /:
BETHEL, June IS.
This is TO certify that ! have heard Col.
Edwards on several occasions call the q. A.
r. "a id political machine" and "set OF
id bummers.- f. w. WOODBURY..
We have other ammunition Of this sort,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Massachusetts, Republicans.

THE ANTI-sALooS QUESTION DISCUSSED.
BosToy, July - A conference. of active
members Of the Republican party from all
parts OF the State was held this forenoon 10
discuss the attitude Of the party with refer
ence TO the temperance question and 10 con-
slider the propriety Of sending delegates to
the National Conference of anti-Saloon Re-
pub!lcans, called TO meet in Chicago. There
were about two hundred gentlemen in at
tendance, among whom were Senators Tap
pan. Morse and Jefts, President Capen Of
Tufts College, Hon. I. w. Bicknell, l..
Edwin Dudley, Hon. r. R. Bishop, Hon f.
II. Haskell, Hon. b. b. Johnson Gen. j l.
Swift. DR.. II. b. Blackwell, B. =. More of
Marblehead, Col. J. I. Wilson, Rev J. II.
Means, ID. d., Henry Parkman, Representa-
tives Clark Of Lynn, Harlow of Middleboro
aud Maxcy of Newton, Henry II. Saxon, /.
A. Hobart, Frank Ward. ex-senator Allen
OF Plymouth. Councillor Greedy of Clinton,
Of Cambridge, Small Of Northboro, Field
of Boston and Federhan of Quincy.
Col. Haskell called the meeting to order.
stating that the conference was purely and
simply an informal one.
Hon. r. K. Bishop presided and made an
address, outlining the purpose of the meet
ing, denouncing the liquor saloons and pre-
dieting that when the question is whether
the State shall be subjected 10 rum saloons
or rum saloons subject TO the State, she will
give clear and decisive answer.
A Committee on Resolutions was appoint
ed. DR.. Blackwell offered for consideration
Of the Committee on Resolutions recon-
mending in the interest of practical temper
ance further application of the principle
of local option by enforcing no licenses in
wards of cities which so vote and BY extend
ing full municipal suffrage to female citi-
Zens.
Gen. J. L. Swift was then introduced and
spoke briefly upon the importance of sup
pressing the rum traffic.
The resolutions elected long discussion,
he main question being upon combining the
| conferences utterances to general principles
and emitting all matters of detail.
Finally the resolutions offered by II. II.
Faxon and DIR. Blackwell were withdrawn
and the committees report adopted with the
addition of resolution offered BY Elijah A.
Morse, of Canton, favoring the submission
to the people of the question of constitutions.
al prohibition. The resolutions reported
by the committee declared in general prin.
ciples against open saloons and called for a
vigorous enforcement of every Law calculated
to lessen the evils and effects Of tipping
shops. An executive committee of fifteen
was appointed to select delegates to the ma
tional anti-saloon conference at Chicago and
TO present the resolutions adopted at the
Republican State convention. The commit
tse eonsists If Atsxander II Rica ~ Ra.,ar
X. s. Frost, of Chelsea and Edward II. Has
kell, Of Gloucester and one member at large
from each Congressional District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
4. H. NORRIS,
Main st.. : Ellsworth.

DR.. A. J Baker is spending few weeks
at his old home by the sea.
Mr. L. A. Bakers stallion, MT Desert +"
which has been in training TO harness and
buggy by Mr., +. II. Bunker, has made
marked Improvement Of late in general car
rage and speed on the road.
DIR. +. ]. French i spending his sixteenth
season at Serene cottage also few guests
from Chicago. Washington and st. Louis
are at the cottage.
A yach, from Halifax has been stopping
here a few days. K.
July 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

HANNIBAL HAMLIN AND PRocEssloNs.-
II is we'll known in the Hamlin family, as
well as among many Of their immediate
friends, that the venerable Hannibal is as
shy Of public professions as he is of over
coats. Time after time has he been invited
to appear in parades on state occasions, and
time after time has he invented some ex-
cuse for not accepting. And it so happened
that before last MONDAY he had never ap-
pesred in procession of any kind except
one For such long and eventfu public
career, this speaks well for his adroitness at
making up excuses. Either from inclination
or lack of excuse he appeared in Mondays
procession and told a friend. who sat with
him in the carriage, that it was the second
time in his long life that he had figured on
such an occasion. If from inclination il
was a great compliment to Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

Lamoine
James Bunker and wife with their three
children left here to-day for Greeley, COL,
where they expect to reside. Their depart
ure is greatly regretted by their many
friends. \ Mr.. Harding Of Bar Harbor
has purchased Mr.. Bunker's place but, We
understand, does not expect to occupy ii at
present.
Halmakers are very busy now. and are
having fine weather to make their hay Al
though the crop is rather light, it will be Sc.
cured IN excellent shape, yet many Of them
say, Il would be willing to get my hay wet
if We could only get good shower"
\ large cloud of smoke has been rising
for several days north Of us undoubtedly
we shall soon hear Of extensive forest fires
unless rain comes before long.
The sch. Sunbeam. Capt Romer, came in
Saturday, with a load Of goods for the
grange store.
The fishing schooner Harvest Home, Capt
Peterson, has arrived from the Grand Bank
with fun load Of fish after having been
gone two days less than seven weeks. This
is the quickest time on record. The Edith
Coombs also arrived to-day.
Capt. Edw. Higgins Of thi, place is visit
ing his son in Minneapolis, MINI.
There are lots Of visitors in town nov.
July II. PErREL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

The best way TO spank baby is to be-
gin with the father and mother from whom it
inherited its ''cussedness. Chicago Ners.
True, And ii is best to begin when the
father and mother" are quite young. They
are more easily improved.-Aomlt Desert
Herald.
II would be still better to commence with
the grandparents; and if the great grand
parents had been judieiously and efficiently
spanked" and their grog ra,ions stopped,
it is very probable that the baby aforesaid
migt, have been born right the first time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Maine Patents.

List of patents issued 10 Maine inventors
for the week ending July 9, 1886, reported
for US by }. r. Mason, Solicitor Of Patents
and Counsel in Patent Cases, Wheelwright
& Clark's Block. Bangor, Maine
J. A. Lidback, Portland, railway gate
assignor IL to J. J. Gerrish.
@. F. Carsley. Msysville Centre. trans
planter.
Trade marks-L. w. Atwood, Portland,
New England oyster stew" for canned oys-
tiers.
c. 2. Mauocks, Portland, "Snow Flake
for canned sugar corn.
Whole number for the week-patents
49, designs, 20; trade marks, IL labels
! reissues, ? total. 5l3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Speech Of Hon Seth L. Millken.


american labor ana American industries
ra,, f..i..,1 . .-,-,-c1 ,..4 ,t.o.,.,, 3sfe,,1or
~,
'' ..'' t''''H W non 0''i l.
Maake0. our able and Efficient Representa-
tive from hs th.rl district.
On T-ar.as, Ma, aa ~. uo,,.. b.,r.,
"a
80 '''' ''''' wa ''' '''Ste %
tae OH.an. ana having under consideration
the amendments al the Senate 10 the bill
making arl,renrii,ior, for the seryice of the
d.. ma. lt.,-..-..
eh~l'- '@'it -" 49," VIZ Ml-lkeh mace
"a most able and ogcal speech in which he
objected tae respective pouc.e. Of the
Ve,..t..,-,, s..4 n.,,.--,... ...r,;.. -
mos, screening anu 'Isia ANALYSIS. showing
most cenC.ls'eiy hoV the policy q! either
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n H-.r-'e gre steT talacN Of "a tar!f for
revenue or.t" If nhioh The Democratic rar-
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~, .Ae attack .ts.. NAH u,or Tho
dignity -. American labor and the welfare
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aa4 I'll. 49, :, r-n.i T ,..'' ,,ars W. ~,
men ana " mon IF al, coyn,ry >bouI3 re-.
fe.Tr 'hs protection q The Government in
'+s i''s--'. oi 'ae.T 'Ar-'1N avoc4t'ons foI
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hangs .ftal mold the resources of The
country a'3 available wealth They make
.ar 't.lerne-s blossom and the waste places
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

Never Open Your Mouth

except to put something 70 eat into It, + Hn
excellent motto for the gossip and the sufferer
from catarrh. But while the gossip j. prac-
tically lncurahlc. there l. no excuse for any
ones suffering longer from catarrh. Or. Sagrs
Catarrh Remedy j. an unfailiuE cure for that
offensive disease. II heals the diseased mem
hrane. and removes the dull and depressed
sensations which always attend rntarrh 4
short trial n this valuable preparation VIII
make the sufferer feel Ike j new being.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

More cases II -tck hcldarhc biliousuc--
constipation, Sc., can be cured in les time.
Ing Carter Little Liver Pills, than hy any
other means. For sale By :. II. Wisgin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

Halls Vegetable slcilIan IIai- Remover
never fails IN restoring gray hair TO it. youth
full color, iu~trr, and vitality. Or. \. A.
Hayes, As>ayrr ~ Mls~achusett-, iuinr-eS Il,
and all who try it testify 10 IT, many virtues.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

Such is the demand for ber,hs that il
will require three sleeping cars TO aceommo-
date those who propose TO take the Cali
fornia G. A. r. trip. Commander Lane is
receiving a large number Of letters speak
ing for sleeping car accommodations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
OF hALLOW ELL

FoR EFFREsENTATIvEs TO CONGRESS
First District THOMAS Il. REED. of Portland
Second DICKINSON DI>GLEN. JR., of
Lewiston.
Third LiStrcf->ETH l.. MILLikES, OF Belfast.
Fourth Disfrirf-C II ARIE~ \. BoUTELI.E. Of
Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
Political Brevities.
NOTHING SMALL ABOUT HIM.

"a Et1I1tI II1IlIt JUN MI
Of course the Republican papers are
gathering in as many good points as they
can, in favor Of Mr. Bodwell We had oc-
caslon once to have little business in con-
necton with him. Some of our readers
will remember that al one time railroad
was contemplated from Gardiner to Farm
ngton, under the title Of the Kennebec
Central. The expenses Of the survey, some
$500 was allotted $3.50 TO Augusta, $50
to Hallowell and 5000 TO Gardiner Gsrdi-
ner raised her share and more too; Hal
lowei's share was paid BY Mr.. Bodwell, but
Augustus quota was not forthcoming. If
remember right Mr.. Bodwell also paid that.
There's nothing small about him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15
NOTICE!

A IL persons are hereby forbidden trusting any
n persons on my account,a7 shalIhereatter pay
no hill-. except such ~ personally contracted
BY myself.
WILLARD BLA>DELL.
Ellsworth Fails, July "a. l>.
3w2ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-15

A cyclone swept by certain parts Of
Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa, Saturday, and
did much damage to the crops.