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

National News.

Anarchist circulars melting working
men to avenge the death of their comrades
in Chicago by plundering and numbering,
have been distributed in great quantities in
Pittsfeld, Pa.
The House post-o office committee will
report bill directing the postmaster gener-
al to exclude from the mails all newspapers
publishing lottery advertisements
Governor Foraker ordered four regi-
ments Of Ohio militia to Cincinnati, in an
ticipation Of a labor outbreak Sunday.
Fourteen Democratic members of the
Ohio Legislature arrived in Chattanooga,
Tenn, Friday, in a special car. They left
Ohio that they might not be compelled 10
attend the Legislature and vote on the
Hamilton county cases.
Hon. David Davis is very i'll at his
home in Bloomington, Illinois.
General Lew Wallace says tba, during
the four years he was at Constantinople he
saw the American flag in port only twice
once on man-ofwar and once on James
Gordon Bennett's yacht
Mrs. Hancock has been suffering from
nervous prostration and debility since the
death Of her husband. Except on Good
Friday, when she attended church. she has
not left the house since the funeral.
President Arthur is already talking
Of the pleasure that he expects this summer
when he can again handle the rod in his
favorite fishing ground and land the largest
fish Of the season.
In the House Of Representatives the
contested election case Of Campbell vs..
Weaver, was decided in favor of the sitting
member. Mr.. Weaver.
Mrs. Hendricks. widow Of the late Vice
President is at Monterey, California
Senator Malone has written letter to
a constituent favoring the regulation Of the
liquor traffic by more jsdicious license
system.
-Represen,aiive Louis St. Martin. of
New Orleans, is the only Creole in Con
grcss He was born in 1920 in ST. Charles
parish
Senator Ingalls,, of Kansas, has the
students habit Of working far INTO the
night, but his colleague, Senator Plumb re-
tires early and rises about s A. NJ
MIR 5 X. Niles Of Boston has received
a gratifying letter from the proprietors Of
The Bon Marche' of Paris. thanking him
for the skill, fidelity and success of his man
agement Of their advertising in American
newspapers. The bon Marche" is the
largest retail establishment in the world.
and like other prosperous houses knows the
worth Of advertising and appreciates the
services Of an experienced and capable adj
yertisIng agent.
The first general legislative reunion
ever held in Connecticut, took place in
Hartford, Thursday. Il was we'll attended.
The railroad committee OF the New
York Senate have reported that the corrupt
actions Of the officials Of the Broadway sur
face railway have no precedent IN the annals
Of the State
The Senate bill providing for the com
mission 10 investigate the alcoholic traffic,
has been reported adversely 70 the House.
The Senate committee on foreign re-
latlous has authorized Senator Frye to re-
pof, 10 the Senate 4 substitute for his bill
pr yiding for the Congress Of American na-
;.l1, The substitute differs but ltIe from
tar Snal bill.
The domination Of Mrs. Thompson, 10
h. F..-.-'t:s.gea4 I.sul~sille, Ky, viii he
reported favoraby 10 the Senate.
Fifteen workmen we're buried bv the
collapse u a brick building in Minneapolis,
MINI. THURSDAY One was killed and -four
dangerously wounded.
-Ex President HAYES has been chosen a