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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

"HdN nave a N+ft-'S. Hli'l wv hiht 'FpHuthA
tva,hnss;
Ie shall 80 hear the solemn HYMN that Death
Has lifted up for ALL that he shall 20
To his long resting place without tear.
II. W. LoNGFELLow.
Six horses are now owned on Great Gram
berr, Island. .
During the past wear there have been ten
deaths in the town OF Cranberr, Islr>-three by
droW ming.
Bar Harbor's post-officc receipts for the
past year were 81 ,70s.2S; ahead OF any other
Office in The county. Ellsworth rank. second
the receipts Of that Office being s4osl.S2
Mr. Eben VI. Hamnr. t,iru. who la, been
seriously III for several weeks. i recovering. a
his many friend viii be glad to learn.
Representative Mukcu has introduced a
bill nppropriafing s5o,ooO 10, the erection of
public building al Bar iIarbor.
All hopes of recovering the body of the
la,e Abraham g. STANLEY Of Sutton'- Island.
hav, been given ~ DiiiSent search ha> been
kept up hlt to 90 purpose Nothing ha- been
found 10 rroyc where or how the accident &C.
Cured We know that on November -.
sometime between dark and midnight. and
,omrv here within space OF five milr-. he met
biz dca'h undoubtedly by drowning.
Eugene r STANLEY. Of Cranberry I-le~. had
narrow escape from drowning the other dar.
near Northeast Harhar liz upset the small
.liginNHi =. he y,a- rowing. and "s> in thr
uat,rtuaIy minute, before hc.ns rescued.
They dared not tak' him in'" th' boat FIR fer
o" would t"r1" before getting "-h"f". ""d
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ASHORE.
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Scaool closed IN district nh. q Friday.
Jan H. after Very pia -anf term pf tcn
weeks. ON Saturday ching the scholars
assisted by their teacher, Mis- Hattie
Whitaker, gave m entertainment ID the
school-housc. Inc programme was a. fol-
lows
Singing. school.
Recitatation -"M4ud Muller"
>elry, E~alias Tine schooner Iie,2ern,,,
Recitation The Sisters Tiunir apI Ina
Moore.
Recitation" Thr Dead Don" kitiic Moore.
singing. Annie Moore
Rccltriion --"Tbc Kew Church Organ
NiIIie Moore,
Recitation Little MARI, WISH
Jennie Moore.
Dalosue--.When was Young" Hattie
Whitaker and Mile Moore
Staging. Jennie Moore
baloguc-"rhe Ola aui the New, Eva, Ina,
riuujc and Jennie Moore and
Della GRAY.
Recitation The Tho ~ \ Bee
Vernie Moore.
Singing, Ina avn iinuic Moore
Recitation The Plum rud,Iing"
Tiunir Moore
Dialosue-~Ths; Naughty Boy Hattie " bit-
llker, Eva and Annie iIoorc.
Rrriiaiion The ;;ill." George Moore
Dialogue Victim" Mile. Maud and
lna Moore and Della Gray and
EFastu- Moore.
Singing When He Cometl," Kiitie and
Jennie Moore.
The pieces were well rendered and well
prepared The large lumber that was
present declared it an evening well spent.
Jan. a. B. B.
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traits of cur citizen, ih,- iai aud winter. and
they are pronounced superior 10 those of out
OF town ati, :.
NJ. Samuel na;>on q Ca>tine. met With
qnitc 4 >erioa- accident recently by falling aud
fraciuring hi shoulder blade. He i doing -
well ~ can be expected bu, confined TO the
house
Mr.. Nellie Y. He,rick. wife OF Gancelo
Uerrick Of South Bluehll. who has been IN
the Maine General Hospital in Portland, for
the last three months. is improving.
Mrs. Mere, Cooper. sargentvillc, during
the wear lss7. clear, from 30 hen, SIol.42 and
raised and now ha> y pulIci-. The hens egSs
amounted 10 Sll3.ss and She sold dressing
chickens and luilet>' cg-, 10 the amount Of
SIS e. aud bcr expenses were S5il3.
Tie total number Of pen,ioner, in Ham
cock county i 6Gl.
Mr.. stephen l.. Kingsley, general manager
OF the West Gould-boro :. ;. Co. has pur-
chased The steamer Silver star from the u. n
n. II. :. ;. Go. She will taao the place OF the
Florence about ,ha first q March.
II. ;. : Lancaster. tic shin i'll which the
:" M..,i,erran.an s,a,,on I'll. I'M II ~,
hca}lhic>i aud p}rasante>t station, aud Mr..
1Tk considers himself very fortunate.
thu thirty-ci.ht Presidential post-ofli-
r-, in the state. Rar IIarbor stands seven
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N,r, ou ,le interior under C. :. Leighton j.
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MIibrI !gr.

.nn,, -tar,a ,ru..,lay night and Wed
,c-,ls,. .f la., ,rc..k L.fr fifteen inches of
vcry dry SNOW all oven thi, section aud
then followed such a storm Of wind for
the three following days Of the week ~ il
not often Seen or fcIt in these parts All
the thine ill., uil va full Of ~now. 9Ii iua
mercury At 1erD or b-loa. THO ;ir,l~ ar.
blown hara ana huth Or Tie roads while
IN rnanv places huge drift, Of snow ,still re-
main very mHCh impeding travel. Not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

The hearing before the railroad com
missiuuers in relation to The accideht Il.
Bradford was resumed In Boston ana
Ne testimony Of several railroad en-
nl,,ves was 10 the feet that tbs sAee OF
H.. wheel was broken at the frog where
The train was ;ieraited
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

Miss Lizzie Bunker started for san
Francisco, Cal. on Monday last, escorted
hy J. II Grant - far A. Boston MIR
Grant then returned t. hi canvass IN
Mnilln o. No
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

when Baby Wa sici gave her CastoriA
When sho . Child she cred for { astoria
When she became Ass she chung TO CaatnriA,
Whsn sAs Ind Children she gave them astoria,
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nur school taught by Sherman : scam
mon closed Jan. ~. With lively exhibit
tom
sherman Douglas, ami wife moved into
their urr cottage last Thursday.
We hear that Mi Lewis Murch, who has
been -Ick At AudoVer, j. again Sex With
relapse q typhoid fever
Mr. Mary j Smith, onc NJ our olde~;
citizens, au c>umab!r lady, died JAN 2,
asrI IL years sAr Wa 4 member of the
B4stj-t church, aud her memory Will ~
cherished by HI Who knew her
Jan. II, Nr> MARY Il,d4kiu, died after
hong and painful sickness. She Wa,
highly esteemed by all who knew her, and
will 5e sadly missed in her family circle.
Mrs Enoch Crabtrye formerly Mis-
Mary Al Huckiu- died 1t Hancock Jan.
~
Jan 43 SrGNHr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

nYSPEPStA can lie cured.
digestion is always promoted.
EBlLITY permanently removed
By the use 81 Dr. Mark r. Woolbury's dyspepsia
yILLER>, True TO their name
AOERECr Indigestion. They
URE for al stomach troubles and
I'LL Dyspepsia and all attending evils
Mailed 70 address on receipt of 30 cents Tor
large box or = cents for a trial box by
Donlitte 4 smith - shd IL fremont street, Roston
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Marine List.

Take u. X. and be 0. X. see ad.
ly3
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Prospect iisFhof
{. a. Larr,brc VI. d.. i, now confined
to his house, through an accident caused
by fall on the irc.
For the past four days we have been
shut in from the outside world, by an ac-
cumulation Of snow.
Our schools are again in operation, there
bc.ng = large attendance
4 singing school NH soon he com
lnenccd, and a pleasant and profitable time
], expected.
oar photographer Herrlck has gone
away for short visit.
our friends Daniel Dca,y and +. W..
Clc4ve, have had their worth appreciated
~ our Governor, in that they have both
received government appointment
The ladies sewing circles and the Kappa
Phi societies are ali doing a grand work,
the former laboring for the needy and the
latter for the benefit Of the rising genera
ton.
Mrs John Cole and Mrs Nowlan, who
have been i'll for months, are now rapidly
recovering their usual health. They have
been attended by DR. Larrabce.
Jan % TECCMsEH.
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isk for them anywhere. II you have Dyspepsia,
n Won want 10 prevent having Dyspepsia get lux
81 u X or Or. Marx Wnpdhurys ~ spepsis Nil
ler~ Price q ami s. cents box.
puolite ( smith, Agents, - and p fremont
-. RnstoI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
ANOTHER blow Ar BURLINGTON.
The Yard.uasters in Chicago Strike
Against Working with Ncab>.

CHICAGO, April AT 10 O'Clock last night re-
port was received at the rooms OF the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, at the Grand Pacinc
Hotel, that all the yard-masters Of the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy road, except three, had
leit The service OF the company There are In all
about twenty yard masters ln the night aud day
crews, and IL II Jacir knowledge OF the local
geography OF the yards which makes them
valuable, for upon this knowledge depends
the proper disposition OF the frelghts
as they arrive: hence H. will he seen that Ihey
occupy important positions just at this time, as
the rush or freight on the road, which the raising
OF the boycott has caused, renders 81 imperative
that all consignments be handled with expedii ion.
This blow following the swftchmens strike Just AZ
the moment when it would produce the most harm
has come, and Il looks as II the tight was not yet
over. When the swltchnen Went out twelve ol
the yardmasters welt With them. Five more went
out iast night and THIS leaves only three OF tue
old mea IN The service. They refuse 20 work with
scabS
sUPPosED ATTEMPT AT TRAfS wREcEiSG
A darlington switch engine pushing a train 0f
lumber cars was Gera1led by q misplaced switch
near Western avenue at a late hour last night
There seems 10 be no doubt that the accident was
the result oi deliberate purpose 60 wreck the
train, rs another engine had passed safely a few
minutes before, and the switch lights showed
right as the train approached The wrecker made
his escape. Fireman Gerhardt WIS caught under
the cab when The engine overturned and pinned
10 the ground n took run hours work TO release
MIN. lie suffered serious internal Injuries. The
cars OF the tram were piled up helterskelter along
The track, but were not lady smashed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
BISMARCK LIKELY To WIN.
The Astute Old Chancellor Trusted 20
Gain His Point iu the Controversy.

Special Gable Dispatch 10 rHE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, April 7.-bismarcE has made no signs
That Is held 20 AFFORD confirmation OF the story of
ms threatened resignation A threat Ike this IL
one OF the faNorte devices OF the chancellor.
There Is little doubt that as on preyious OCCASIONS
he viii be able 70 secure the desired object Ths
marriage OF Prince Alexander 10 Princess Victoria.
II not altogether abandoned, is Indefinitely post
posed Amidst all tue discussions OF the
question the hopes and wishes OF the young
prince and princess never once anpe arsl
10 be taken into consideration. There Is d rumor.
indeed, that the prince himself regards the mar
mage project with Indifference and this s said TO
oe believed IN weli-inforned clrcles ON the OF her
hand, the match Is said 10 be one OF affection The
latter version Is Tar more probable since the prince
can hardly hope that marriage with an en-
perors daughter VIII secure the entire reversal os
the eastern policy OF Germany, the cardinal
feature OF which r. acquescence Ia the desires or
PRUSSIA Germany cannot afford for the sake OF q
young prince, however gallant and progressing.
10 give 50 great an opportunity 10 her powerful
enemy, France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Alarm as El PasO.
MEXICAN WORKS so DEFLEcTISG THE CURRENT or rHu
RIO 6RASpE As TO ENDASsER PROPERTY

KIO 0kANDE As 10 kNDANdkk FkOfEkTN.
CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from Ell Pasa Tex
says: Alarm Is felt among the property owners IN
the southern portion OF II PasO az the action of
the Mexican authorities In Paso del Norte tust
across the river from El Paso. Wing dams and
wilow-mattress works are being erected along ths.
Rio Grande, which Will have a tendency 20 throw
the current OF the river on the American SIDE
and wash away a portion OF the lower site OF IA
Paso. A skillGul engineer paid out Of the general
Tund OF the Mexican custom-house Is doing the
work. A formal protest Will be made by FL Paso.
The MeNicans claim the work Is being done 10 pro-
tecL Paso del Norte, the town opposite. should
the lower site OF El Paso be eneroached upon, a
large section OF Atchis0n, Topeka and santa Fs
track, the Mexican central Railroad brldxs and
many Valuable buildings would be endancered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Leaving Ireland i'm rhousands.

TIE RUSH or ENiGRASTs THIS WAY GREATER THAu
JHE STEAMSHIP LINES CAN HANDLE.
LONDON, April The Transatlantic steamship
Companies are stopping the booking OF Irish emf
grants because the number OF applicants for pas.
sage Is greater than can be accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Washington News and Gossip.
Index 70 Advertisements.

AMusesrRNrs-1st page
ArroRSEYs-7th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and eth pA9eA
BoARpINo-5th pare.
BooKs-6th page
BUSINESS CHANcEs,-2d paea.
CIfY frEMs-Sth pare.
COUNTRY BoARp-4th page.
CouNrRY REAL EsrArx-5th pAsA
DEATKs-5th page.
DRSrlsrRr-7th page.
DRY GooDs-6th page
EppcArIoNAr-6th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs- .hpaeA
FNANcIAL-6th page
FoR RENT GFlats)-5th page.
FoR RENT tRooms)-5th page.
FoR RENT (Houses)-Sth para
FoH RENT tstores)-5th paxs.
FoB RENT tOfices>-5th pass.
FoB RENT tMiscellaneous)-5th page
FoE SALE (Houses and Lots)-Sth page
FoR SALE tHouses)-3d page.
FoR SALE uots)-Sth page
EoR SALE tMiscellaneous)-3d para
HousEFUREIsHINGs-6th page
LADIES Goops-6t, page
LOCAL MENTIoN-Sth paga
LOST AND FoUND-5th pa2a
MARRIAaEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-5th paga
MEDrcAL-7th pare
NEW wPCBLIcATIoNs-Sth page
OCEAN sTEAMERs-7th page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-Gth paRA
PIANOS AND ORaANs-6th page.
PERsoNAL-5th page.
PRoFEss1oNAL-7th paga
RA1LRoADs-7th page
SPEcIALrIEs--6 page.
SPECIAL NoTrcEs-lstpsea
SUBURBAN PRopERrY-6th paqa
SUMNER REsoRrs--6th pssA
The TRADEs-7th page
UNDERTAKERs-7th page
WANTED (Board)-4th pare
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations,-4th paea
WANTED Rooms)-4th page
WANTED tHouses>-4th page.
WANTED (Stores)--4th page,
WANTED tMiscelianeous)-4th para
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
THE ENGLISH DEMOCRACY.
Mr. Chamberlain Says Sc hns Moro
Power than the American DemOcs

Special Gable Dispatch 10 The EvFSrSa sr.R
LONDON, April 5.-Mr Chamberlain, writing 20 Q
gentleman In Yorkshire. declare that the power OF
the democracy In England now Is more direct than
that OF the democracy In America; that practi-
cally suffrage Is nearly wide In England as in
America, and tue checks imposed ou the action OF
democracy Ia the latter country exceed anything
Ia existence here. Chamberlain omits TO take ac-
count OF the many ways In which the Democracy
Is robbed OF It's Influence In England. Faggoft
votes and plurality OF qualifications are plentiful
while an enormous proportion OF the working
classes are deliberately excluded from registry by
the absurd registration laws. Moreover, sir
Charles Dixie, whose experience IN getting bills
through p rllament is very extensive, declares
that independently OF measures rejected by the
house OF lords, never yet was a bill passed which
was not iuIuriously modified so as 10 secure
the assent OF that body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
LORD saLisn.Ky ALARMED.
Fearful that she Queen's MeddIsng
Will Prejudice Germany Agatnss
England.

LONDON, April T. The government are con.
cerEed In regard 20 the Berlin crisis. They fear
that the growing Irritation Ia Germany against
the empress and her mother, Queen Victoria VIII
extend TO the British nation. resulting In tue de-
sUruciion OF the cordial relations now existing
between the two empires. IL Is stated that Lord
between Princess Victoria and Prince Alexander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Acquitted Of Selling Chinese Cersifks

SAN Francisco, April I'm the case OF Ferd1
nand CIpnco and Z. A. Mclean. exclusion inspeo.
tors, Who We're recently indicted on charges @
fraad and conspiracy M issuing certificates Chi
nese emitting them 20 return 20 the Uulted states
or enter, when never having been here before the
jury last night, after being out about twelve
hours, returned verdict OF acquittal for Mclean.
They stood eleven 70 for acquittsl In the case
OF Ciprico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

CIvn-SERvICE EXAMINATION. There were
ninety-eight candidates examined at the civil.
service rooms to-day for appointments in the de-
partmental service. Twenty-fo were examined
Tor c.erkshipS, only two OF the candidates being
f0rty-four were women. But FEW women take the
clerks examination, because they generally recOg-
nlLe that the chances OF getting such appointments
are small. Heads OF Departments when selecting
clerks from tie list OF eiglbles almost Invariably
select men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

Col Jno. r Brooke, nominated to be br1gadier.
general was born in Pennsyiania, and enlisted In
the eth Pennsylvania infantry In 1861. He became
one OF IT'S captains few months later. In Novem-
oer Of the same year he was made colonel OF the
general OF volunteers IN 1854 for disfinSuisSea
services In the battles Of the WioerDess and spot-
sylvania court House. and Q few months later Was
oreyetteo Q a1or-general oe volunteerS At the
oaftlec q 0ettyseurg and Toiop0tomy be Was
spec1auy monuoned tor gallant servicea He was
app0ented ueutenAnt-cosonel q the 37th infantry
ment vas consolidated with the "a lnfantry We
ma0o ueutenant-colooelo q the reorgnntxod - Ho
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kilograms to The Star.
ANOTHER BURLINGTON STRIKE.
Bismarck Seems 10 Have Won His Point
Chamberlain on American Institutions
MYSTERY ABOUT JACOB sHARPs FUNERAL
GLADSTONE IN BETTER HEALTH.
ANOTHER BURLINGTON STRIKE.
Bismarck Seems 10 Have Won His Point
Chamberlain on American Institutions
MYSTERY ABOUT JACOB sHARP's FUNERAL
GLADSTONE IN BETTER HEALTH.
To Speak ON Goschen,s Proposals. On
Mouday-Rushiur Publtc Rlusfuess-

Special Cable Dispxtch 90 rBE EVENING STAR
10 NDoS, April s.--Gladstone who Is much i'm
proved IN health since his journey 20 Italy, which.
strange 20 say, had rather an injurious eject
VIII be in his place in the house Of commons ON
Monday 20 speak upon Goschen's budget propo-
salS The liberals will endeavor 20 secure certain
alterations, and In particular Will recommend the
equalization OF duties real and personal Drop-
erty. Meanwhile the business OF parliament
inskes unexampled progress There II no Q1es-
uon now that IL the government are tn e2rnesS
win the local government measure they may
carry IL with an oyerw helmlng maloyity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Treasury Department Changes.

Treasury Departments Changes.
Robert Thomson. OF Oregon, having served a sat
isfactory probationary term OF ak month"; has re-
ccived absolute appointment to class In the ONCE
Of the First Controller,
Promotiona-S. W. Railey of Kentucky from
class 70 class In the once OF the First Auditor
Gavin EarneWorth, OF Illinois, from 600 TO class
IN the once or the Register OF the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

WEST POINT CADErs.-The Secretary of War has
approved the appointment Of the following west
Point cadets: Vim. Cauldwel Rogers, New York
city; Isaac Erwin Greenwood, Florida, and Jno. F,
PhlpeI Lincolnton, n. c.; Wilbur R. Cross, sun
bury. N. c., alternate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Freu Wall street Ts-aay.

NEW YORK, April 2. IL am.-The stock marEel
opened this morning at concessions from lana
evenings closing ngures OF nom y 70 \ per cent
the latter Ia Louisville and Nashviue. The mar.
prices advanced from u 20 q per cent with Read
Ing and Lackawanna leading IN the general LIST
while Lake Erie and Western preferred rose pei
cent. Burlington ana quincy was an exception "a
the general rule, losing y. These gains were
nearly al lost later, when the market settled oow1
to dullDeeS though the nrm tone reappeared and
small fractions were gained late In the hour.
Them was no further Feature, and &C IL oclocn
the uiayket was quiet 20 dull and urm &C nmen
fractions above opening prceA Heo01ng. -
Paul Lackawanna, western Union, Union Poc10A
Lake Shore, Loo1svil1e and Easnv1lle, ond Mn1oue
Pac10c uogo the active gtockR but - ~ e -
NJ Vsss 01lst - dnli thsougkouh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators Harris, Jones tArk), Butler, and Ransom,
and Representatives Holman, Henderson N. C.1.
baker, and Collins, with ex.Representative Bean,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

Mr. Cen klingss Condition.
NJ Thomas Neligan. OF this city, to-dAy received
the following dispatch from Mr.. Roscoe Conkling's
law ONCE, New York city, In response TO an in
quify relative 70 Mr.. Conklings condition: "Mr.
Cooklnv has been suffering for week with ab.
CESS IA MS ear. Indications OF Improvement,
though still badly on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

ny EVENING STAR is served 10 subscribers IN ths
oJ % carIers on their own account at 10 cents pef
49, or Sfe- per month Copies at the counter 4
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