Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-30

Grasventres. In the meantime the Gras-
ventres struck YER party Of the Bloods
and killed six Of them. Horse stealing
still goes on.
The repor, Of the commanding officer a,
Fort Shaw shows that widespread troubles
have begun. Three parties of soldiers are
out.
Miss Martha Good. of Memphis. was
married few days ago TO Mr.. James Bet.
tor.
james G. Blaine, Jr., and his wife are
now in Pittsburg, the guests of the lady 8
brother, Richard Nevins, Jr.
Stephen Morse, Of East Woodstock
Conn, drinks his cider out Of three hun
dred-year-old jug that came over in the
Mayflower. and that was loaded with some
thing stronger than apple juice a, that time.
Mr.. Morse is proud of the relic, but bis
neighbors say that "cider taste. Just as good
ou,er'n ,hirty-fve cent Jug"
Believe not the neighbors, but take the
advice Of the Ellsworth AMERICAN, and
drink no cider except out of "a three-hun
dred- year old jug that came over in the
Mayfower."
In regard TO the schooner Adams case
Chief Justice Mcdonald has decided tina,
the captain of the vessel mus, 60 to Halifax
TO be examined, but that the crew may give
their evidence before commissioner in
Boston.
Minister Prndleton and daughter sailed
on the steamer Etrura from Liverpool for
New York Sunday.
james Howe, founder Of the New York
SPIRIT Of The Times. died a, LAFAYETTE. Ind.
FRIDAY, in his soth year. Hor.c. Gr,eie,
Was employed by him on this paper a. a
printer.
Miss Margaret Meade the onl, surviving
child Of Richard ". Meade. formerl, Uni
ted States minister 10 Spsln, i. dead in
Washington. She Was rs wear. nf asc
Her Two brothers. tie lsie General Grorg.
6. Ner!e and the late Commodnr Richard
W Meade, were born while their father rep
resented this country al the court of Spain
Senator VOORHEES, va. asked last wrrk
Il he ~as candidate for thc Pr..idruc,
He replied. Ever, body l.. and after msn
has bsen in national polite. for a quarter u
a century he begins 10 pick himself on, for
the place. Eve reached tim. porn, but 1t q.
1aiy harmless Amusement"
Collector Magone ha. dismissed Wi
liam Covine. who was an especial pet n
Of Hubert o. Thompson. from the Nv
York custom house. heeau,c Of vilfui fsl.,-
hood in business AFFAIR.".
Mr. Blain- will deliver ~ .p--ch., m
Connecticut. ST Hartford. Ma Haven.
Bridgeport. Waterbury. Meridian ard Nos
uieh.
Marshall 7. Wilder. Boston. ,,ncra e
hortcuiturisi. was IS wear. old ", e,dn.
- Hon. Grorfr Bancroft. tie li.j.raa.
visited H. nsl ;, 'iscc. Wor-r.tf. MA.,.
Thursday for ,hr lr>l time in fhr,, ,.-1,.
He visited the 'on'h Of Ia. wife. the tuu. >
where he was born, and the church " re
he preached HI. FIRST sermon.
William T. Adams Oliver OrIl ~tt
make Minneapolis hIs permanent rom, "
ter tins winter. |, is aid that be v4.l 3D.
ter ,nio business In that city With h.. sol. IN
lev. Mr.. Sol Smith Russell. the actor. ~Ao.
with thu winters engagement, s.lj clos, hls
professional career
Mr. Edward Hall. son Of EluarJ f.
Hale, viii be ordainrd as associate pastor.
With hi father. over the South Cungrrsa.
tional Church, Bo.tau, ou THURSDAY. OF,
IA.
A Sunday newspaper train ran into d
carriage Al Grotas, Conn. the 20ih, and in
,tantiy Killed two ladie. and seriously N
lurtd a gentleman
Mrs. Barnum. wife Of the Snowman. j. a
clever smaieur decorator In her beautiful
home. w sldemere." at Bridgeport. Conn,
there are many PRETTY example. Of her
hsndiwotk
= General Hancock. birthplace near
Lonsdal,, Pa, was burned few days ago.
Lieutenant Hem. Of the Galaiea. is the
descendant of an old Itish tamil, Two
oenlurie. ago ID. name Vas spelled Hone.
Lieutenant Hem i, the grandson of the Ia
nous Irish bsrrlsier Who defended OCon-
neil in 1913 and prosecuted John Mitchell
in 1915
Harriet and Virgini. Washington, Of
BeFryyille, CLARK. county. Virginia. ssid TO
be the dearest surviving relatives Of George
Washington bearing his name. are nov in
delicate health and 10 pressing need. They
are middle aged, high-minded ladies. Who
enjoy the respec, Of the community IN which
they live.
A snow storm prevailed in Belknap
county, New Hampshire. Monday afternoon.
Of last week, and lasted fully an hour.
The committee on the Newport Yacht
race have awarded the cup to the May
flower.
Six bodies. Of the men buried in The
Scranton, Penn, mines, have been found
In the Bell telephone case in Cincinnati
Wednesday, the counsel for the company
concluded his argument He was followed by
Gro.venor Z. Lo~ery OF New York, repre-
senting the government.
A mob of 500 striker. attacked a non
union workman. and the polio. who were
esco.ting him home Wednesday night a,
Peabody, Mass. One boy was quite seri-
ously wounded and several men slightly.
The police were finally victorious.
George NJ Bartholomew of Hartford,
president of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
company, is a defaulter in the sum of Sl21, :
600.
The new one dollar silver certificates
will be ready for circulation this week.
President Cleveland and his party ar
rived at the White House Wednesday night.
Over 10000 people witnessed the
Knights Templar drill a, St. Louis We'd
nesday.
Attorney General Garlsnd's vacation
has done him much good and when he re-
turns to the capital it will he with more
avoirdupois than formerly. His face is now
as brown as a nut.
Senator VOORHEES, is going out TO Indi-
ana to answer speech made in that State
several days ago by Senator Harrison. He
will probably spend most of his time in that
State until the close of the campaign.
Among the regular attendants at the
campmeeting which lately closed at Ocean
Grove were Mrs. L. S. Grant and her two
sisters, Mrs. Cramer and Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. Henry S. Shaw, widow of Josh
Billings, who has been in Massachusetts for