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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-09-06
Volume XXX
Tl,t ll>ss''ln Dtrald.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Con resslonal.


The senate on Monday of last week.
passed the bill to incorporate the Mari
time Canal Company Of Nicaragua, by
vote Of B to ~ after being amended on
motion Of senator Edmund>, that II
provisions shall not affect the rights OF
the nited States under existing treaties.
The pension issue continues 20 pr an
absorbing theme Of attention IN the Senate
end Of the Capitol Some Of the Demo
cratic senators on Tuesday pitched mi"
In, Grand Army The senate agreed %
senator Calls amendment making the hill
apply also TO all who served in the war
with Mexico. or for thirty days, ~ any OF
the Indian wars The bill went over with
out action During the debate. several
partisan speeches were made on both sides
the republicans claiming that II was nee
e>>ary Ia pass the bin III such shape That
the President would >lgn 1t. To relieve ihe
necessities of the suffering veterans ouch
bill a the veterans deserved "ouii Ger
/ tainly be vetoed; The democrats claimed
hat the statement OF the President :
views wa all an assumption on INC part
/ Of the republicans. The Grand Army had
no right 10 dictate the Senate what OH
should be passed and what not senators
Plumb, Blair. Henderson. Blackburn ana
"tiitt~ Pai ~ Pht'u ~ IL
| democratic administration and congress
men il thus appears can only he Induced
| to acquiesce in pension legislation That by
| circuitous devices gives generous pensions
| to old ex-rehels who served - DAYS IN
Mexico or IN lndlah "arIare-ihaIlE o.
| whom never leIt lhef OWN JAIL
wicks.
There was an animated debate OF the oiii
in which senator RYE ad'ocated 81
| month as the lowest pension rate anu m
timated that ultimately every soldier
| would ne pensloned' senators fiau anu
Blair also advocated LIBERAL pension PoH-
| cy. The bill under debate was the depeh-
dent pension Dill granting pensions 10 eA-
| soldiers and sailors lhcapacl'a'e' lor the
| performance OF manual ia'or anu prov ~,
ing Tor pensions 10 depehuth' r.ia'''es "a
deceased soldiers anu sAiiois Al AIM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

The United States Senate has asked the
President to negotiate treaty with China
to prohibit further Chinese labor from
landing on our shore
After long delay the democratic majority
OF the WAYS and Means Committee have
agreed on free trade scheme and have
reported bill, which would reduce the
revenue - millions on the Improbable
assumption that imports would not he
greatly increased 10y those parts of the
bin which reduce, without removing the
dptir, The bin j. more than the small
,.nd of the free trade wedge 1t drives the
wedge partly home IL would reduce the
revenue $50 25o plp on the free list; sl7.-
25o 900 on wooden goods 81 COO, OK
on China and glass ware S7Jo,WO on
chemicals 500 $50 on flax and II mil
lions on sugar. This democratic bill docs
not touch the internal revenue taxes
at ALL
The bin put> on the free list salt, bur
laps. tin plates, fish glue. soap petroleum,
chemicals cement. cocoa, hair, NtatuarN
tallow and waste The duty on glas~.
manufactured iron. OF all kinds hollow
ware knives type metal. furniture, to-
haccp. peanuts. mustard and cotton yarns
j. reduced a. we'll a. the dntir> on shoes
The L : senate was not ia session GA
Friday having adjourned from Thursday
To- Monday. The dependent pension hiiI
va, amended bS the Senate on Thursday
. d, tho addition 81 the phrase from Tbs
! inHrmitir> of agr Beck a>~ailcd the hill
and there "a, a long discussion III which
! the tsrilf issue. was tackled Blair sherman
/ Hawlcy and oihcr> participating The
republican senators hcli caucn, Thurs
@. e q "A Ia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Great Republican Victories!
Emphatic Condemnation of Pres
ident Cleveland.

PoHr AMP. March ,. The city elections
to-day resulted in an overw helming victory
for tie Republicans, the largest majority
being given ever gained by the party IN
municipal election Chapman. Republican
had .J0t Dow, Democrat and Prohihi-
ZIONIST -934; scattering. b. Chapman
majority over all i l,537. The Rcpnbli-
cans carried every ward for Mayor and
elected every aldermen. The Republicans
have elected sixteen common councilmen
and the Democrats three AMI there il no
choice for two.
Brunswick Pennington Bridgt"n. Bath
Rockland. Lewiston Auburn. >ko" hogan.
Gardiner and >aco have made sweeping
Republican major.tic>-
CmNRN>N MA>LEY o> IIE RESULT.
ArGl>rA March :. Chairman Mauley
of the Republican State Committee. has
sent the following telegram To Hon. White
law Reid
AUGUSTA March !.
mn. Hhaeia'r Reid, T-'t""e, Nc'r lork
ffg.
Til, municipal election, held today in the
elite. 81 lisllnwcIl. Gardiner, Bath. Roc Alaud.
Portland. lev i>ton. Auburn, >aco and Hi
worth. give sweeping Republican maloriie-
IN every citv. relccmin. Ellsworth and Lev
i>ion the homes Of senators Hale and FRYE.
al unprecedented Republican triumph MaInr
r,pldiait~ the free TRADE sag, and I'm.
pha>i7e> IT., condemnation Of the surrender
fisher, treaty. !. II. MANLY.
chairman state Republican Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
National New 5


la' I.arg'. X ''iT'Nt-'hiehl m 'Hr
-,..'r.. l.. ,r- ra..rt .ftar -,ar,In- y,a.
.l.1..,...rtt. n .ti.r- 4u th- tnr Narfhur~t.
lie says Tue ii'i'i' ~ ,''. ,''i> AN" a
-e.r'''t g.! -a"-' 8> - l.. ''', imam, '',''-
f.l ,.,.rn.,.t supplies .ns, ll,.H IN
., .ut ILL.,. rr+i!t,~ mr~r drul,rar..
ra.. r,r-.~..H.5.i!. accuse, ihr ln..laH tl.-
,...r-s..t, ..t criminal nrz..., nr.. auu ,lt,
'f,4. Indians arrlnt looked after Tin, ,.tl.
Sequences may .' ''A>,'''''
ma. new postal c.uA,Nslun h.tp-.u
,h4 l-n,ted states ald tau.t.tl ts-t.t ..tu,f.
f,.rt March Iutrit arttr..-.ut ryrry
LtnI ,ht,h arr admitted l.. fht duu4.>I .r
r,aii- af either o.outy X u.5 urrpA.I
,,ii! b, admitted teta, malls hctNc,u tar
Two countries Arlclr~ of merchandise
have mot hrrvtnfur, h,rn admitted III rar
mail, IL and from nuaut lHg- uyn ,1a-
>-uiinfi ,,i!l doAuat ~itA thI, rt~,rI.,Yaf.
AI raN matter Wilde Uahtr tu r>afuIua-
tI.,u ANA TIN. a~>,.~~ufu'> uf tlIp urubrr rii--
toms duties before u,!N,ry. tul mrtjcu-
lar, can be, obtained II the p ,si-otlirc
~ '',''i ,'i,,', q. ''e II, III, T, II"
>lt''' "I'' HIT N.''1' mi" "'N'
NJ n"i''," ,.'Ii |'I1' l'''" i''' hmm
n' as ''I"''' anu y III i'a>
oe'h "'Nii''>''
-Buffalo had Mpher biz lire SUNDAY.
Feb. y. Loss 80 ,nu
PIT hla'H' III =" CA'N'"- !" iHT Lu-
. roIt"n 'i'>l'"u'' = III '.ie Any ,,N
morn ~ s"H ~ nm 'NI''! ".'a' ny
Naid III l''' nt''i "H''l'H' ~ ''2'N ilo' '"te
- 20 through 'i''i''' h"'''''"i '"i"I'a'Hh-
4 despatch from Redmond, Na.. Saw
( ;hat upun examination 1t la been found
that I.ioby prison cal bc torn down and
Z removed ID Chicag, f. much les than the
architect iiad si''Nt"- II gray VIII
clo>e '"' ii'a''Si h;,i, L,;,i
VII ~ ~ ,.,i
ny w" Sti'ii> ,,.- ,.;,t ''' ''. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Eiaeh,i,


We learn from the best authority that a
syndicate has obtained control OF the
Douglass, " Bluehill. and stewart
mines, and work will be resumed a. soon
- " IL NJ, lin, II III .taa,n.
~ - ' 10, ';. ha;n, moved ~ The pInr..
~ !" "a 49,, ..,,,,,,,.J w. ar. a.,
anu ~. ~ a. 81 .,,''a,,. L,1-i,,a..
7'''>' ''''''
The grammar and primary schools closed
the winter term Of twelve weeks on III
day last Inc teachers, Ne ,a In N ;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

An American gentleman travelling in
Cuba writes from Havana under date Of
February Is, that protest by the local
board Of charity to the mayor Of Havana
dwells upon the fact that between May
last and January, lsss. 1000 persons died
OF small pox in the city. and further that
during the same time 10 coo persons in
other parts of the island died. The pro-
test goes on to state that the authorities
are doing nothing. Cuban apathy is IL
Illustrated by the following discovery made
within fortnight: 1t was generally sup
posed that the city had proper small pox
hospital. Inspection revealed a shed of
Is patients, with one negro attendant, with
a few quarts of milk, and this i'll the heart
of the city of Havana.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

Iic wonderful curative properties Of Little
Hop PtI'> make il almost criminal TO suffer
from headache. constipation ~ fli>ordcrcd I'M
cr. Ihr, cost but trim, and are simply IN
valuable All druggists, - cents. ibroys
fisTe.
Prompt relief in >fk headache dizziness.
mali-ca, constipation. pain IN The side guar
aniccd 10 those using taItcr's Little Liver
PILE. Dnc D dose. Small pricc. Small dose.
small pil For >alc By > y. Niggin.
The e1tranriinaF, popularity Of Ayes
Cherry Pcctoral i, the natural RESULT of is use
b, alt classes Of people for over fart, years.
It ha, proven Itself the very best specific for
co!ls coughs. nnd pulmonary complaints,
Constipation |. positively cured by Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Not by puFging and weak
euing the bowels. bat by regulating and
strengthening them. This il done by improv-
Ing The digestion aud stimulating the liver 10
the proper secretion Of bile, when the bow els
will perform their customary functions in an
easy and natural maiincr. Pur-atIyc pill,
must be avoided. Ash for Carriers Little Liv
or Pill. Price y cents. For sale by $ u.
Wiggin
Peculiar combination of vegetable reu,
dies in the Hop PaSfeT Soothing and pain.
ailaying.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

wear ago know keys were hidden in Med
field, where he had not been for wears.
His father told him and they were found
MIR. Bakers peroration was eloquent, aud
st 6 O'Clock after seven hours and half
he closed his argument which is pro
nounced one Of the most mastery pleas
ever delivered on 8 criminal case in Maine.
During the plea David Stain displayed
wonderful self-control, and during these
seven hours. Notwithstanding the Attor-
ney General again aud again branded hin
- murderer he sat in the dock Ike .
statue Of stone with his eyes riycted on
the speaker
Chief Justice John \. Peter, charged the
jury in the Stain-Cromweil case, saturday
morning He opened bv inStrucun@ the
jury that their serdict> should he separate
and several enc prisoner might be iount
guilty aud the other innocent or wee
versa The definition Of murder amt Wur-
der IN the second degree was given an'i Tie
difference between the tive explained.
The on,, difference that he could DIS
cover in the penalty Wa> that iuuuigirf in
the first degree mus; be confined ~ prison
at hard labor separate from hI~ fellow
II the prisoners at the bar placed Barron
in the yault with the intention Of Keeping
him there alive until they could escape
their offence was murder IN the second 'it-
gree. The cot crHmcnt must show ~"
things First. that some one klilr1 Ear
ron and second that the prisoner at il'''
bar are 'hc men who Killed him tho gov
eminent contend, that II was IN iWN"~~!-
hiljiy for Barron 90 Nil himself on 'hH'
dav a, h., did aud that there was uo .-
son for committing such aH art
5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Who ana What are the hugwumps

The Mngwumps are the political equiva-
Tents Of the Tories of TIE American Reyo-
luton. Their instincts are English and
not American They are free-traders to
man. and they went out of the Republican
marty in 1884 because that party is the na-
iional party and because its candidate was
an American
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
FRANKLIN.

ffsHaIin
Mrs Rcbecca Parker Coon OF Steuben,
is renewing her acquaintae here, among
friends Of AUD lang ~" who much
enjoy her presence.
As Mr. Samuel Spring 4was driving
across Cards Pond. last Ok, his horse
broke through into -four ct of water.
By dexterous loosening of 3 and straps,
the animal was cleared, antoon got foot
hold upon a rock from whiA leapcd to
the solid ice 1t was a narx escape, as
near by was much deeper w
Mr. Charles Gordon has hchased for
his daughter Grace, fine Bright piano
of the HalIett Davis ms from l.. J.
Wheeldeii Co. Bangor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

Tie news Wa rrreirti with The utmost at
i,ttrttun IN TIE community that he had irr-
ruriIrd bot thr arrest ~ disease that j. Steal
ing AWAY r. lowed and Aulutd life, j. m arhr, a.
mcul HAT should inspire heartfelt gratitude,
Chilinr--. cold cNtremile-, depressed spirits.
and cNtr meN miserable sensations. With pnle.
Nan features. afc The results az di~orlerel Aid-
nr7> iud i;Ntf. Arrest the cuu.t ut One. by
lakin. ~ Picrrr'> Goidrn Medical Discover.
II i i pur4i vegetable detective that viii fyr-
ret on and capture the most subtle iun- or
ii, Gt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
4 HENEKNIIN EIRM

We are Informed that the proprietor, Me~.r-,
\. 7. Drdway 4 To-. recently sent three duz-
en- BOTTLES Of their reliable medicine. sulphur
Bittcrs. Ia the Catholic Home for the Aged,
which Is highly appreciated By the directors and
inmates. As We SOW 50 shall! Ne rsap
Editor Catholic Union.
A reliable remedy for Servou. Disease.
Or. Aiston's Blood Tonic and Nerve In,ig-
orator. Mar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

DR.. A. c. Hamlin lectured before the
Young Mems Christian Association in Ban
gor, Tuesday evening of last week ON the
fishery question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Mentlonlngs.

The arrest Of Or. Weed of Newport
brief mention OF Ahich we make else
where. for completely ia the Bennett rob
s,ery. has occa>ioned much excitement
STAN and Cromwell viii move for new
trial The trial Of Deputy Sheriff Steven
son was opened at Bangor Monday.
Cromwell, one Of the Barron murder
er~ WHO was formerly a Baptist minister
j hot now in favor of cl0se cossmanton
Everybody else is. thousk-for him
a system of water-works, literally and
7igurativelyj> the best protection we know
Of against both fire and fire-water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
State of Maine.
Hancock $ To the Sherils of our res ecti' Z
GREETING


We command you to attach the goods
estate Of John I. Watson, of Eden, Han
H. - cock county Maine, and attculariy and
especially the building situated upon the
south side Of West street in Bar liarhuriu
said Eden. being bounded on the North ny west
street on the east by tinsou's restaurant. on the
west hy the tarnsw orth building so.Calltd, saul
allow described l,HiI,liul- Icing known Is the
shooting gallery bunting, Sald hh'iaihS h'tIE
situated on and of + ~ : II Rodck, 70 the value
OF tire, hundred dollars aud summon the said dc
PENDANT. ~ be may he tuuEd in your precinct , 70
appear before our justices at the supreme judi
Cial Court, next to be holden N ELLSWORTH "thln
aud fur our county of Hancock, ON the second
TIA, stia, at uctui,cr neat, then and there In our
curt t. answer Huto Horace " Leighton, Geo.
\ Davenport and Manly 6 Tra>k, all OF Hanger,
reuat-spt county. Maine, Cupartucrs under the
arn name Of Leighton. Davenport Go.
In e plea Of the cast for that the said defendant
nj ta Eden 70 " Ellsworth. on the day OF the Pur
chase Of this writ being ipdrhtedtuthe i'hs ~ the
-lrn nf one hundred fty eight dollars ami ninety
stN cents. according to the account annexed Then
and there in consideration thereof promised tue
lslairtits to pay them the same sum on ttemanI .
Inch account the plaintiffs aver Is Tor TABOR 10y
them performed and furnished and Tor materials
l t'ru furnished in the erection of said building
uutlrr 2 contract by them made with the ~ahi uv
frnt!ant. the WnCr Of sad buildinE, the iA+l "i
~ h{rh ititr WU~ performed and furnished and thr
l1-f of said materials furnished within ninety
days before the purchase 81 this writ aDd THIS
-lii J., brought to enforce the plaintiffs lien Tor The
same upon sHid huti,iiug above described
Vet. though often requested the @tld 'irtch''i't
IN, not patti said sum tut ucE tecs 50 T." i" to lhr
,iatnagc of said riaiutlf- as they say the sum "t
thrive hundred dollars. hirh Shalt then aUl there
lie na,g, 70 appear With other dug damages And
have vou there this Writ with Your d"tng-
tHrTu'u.
Witness John 4 gvt,rs. Justice Of said curt
ut tfi-aorth. this 23rd day OF september. tu the
wear 81 uur Iuul one thousand eight hundred an'l
eighty ~TN"r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
East Maine Seminary
BucksPoRT, ME.

Spring Term begins Mar. 10, 1898.
tJllese Preparatory, Scientific Academic, Normal
AT and Musicai courses. Military Tactics, Bust.
nees tolegc with hrst-clsss Instruction Location
unsurpassed. Easy Of IIy boat or iiy rail-
Terms hN' send Tor Catalogue. 3wg
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WAN

"'uE men n energy Ahh huHr-tl tax or
Gers fur -'tiataiy'- Universal Eriu,aitsr" a thor
"t IN and complete eHry rlops,ia aud bu-,pc-.
sH lh'i"T-Si a. 9Hch b! cN cry oEe that hats seen
it. and 10y every paper Of national reputation in
This count. aui canada The Boxf.s, JTer,Is
~ oi the bo"A TT i = carefully prepared and
thoroughly useful WORK, ami those a, M III, Il
Wiii Zct their MONEY Worth y. Ri .Iet,f nal or
Education SAYS No school rnon in America cal
aHnfd t" ht without this great work a. a book 81
reference. II i the most complete, plain ant
practical educational work ever published and j.
indi epensaiic 70 the family and library t.atrly
- - % " ashlHgtoh It, Boston. 3lnlg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

A Young Mems Republican Club has
been organized in RocklanI with Charles
j. Jones as President.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
For Sale.

IIot - AMI lot, HEATED N Southwest Harbor one
IL mile irnm Fernalds PuIn.. the mast teauti
in spot on VI. Desert Islaui Fifteen minutes
Aaik from the Village. For particulars adUrc~.
lRt stktN METHODIST +. CHURCH, south
west Hdfi5Hr, Me. TWO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

Holding up and rafting the big bunch OF
safe keys, he said those were the most
marvellous things in the whole web
How did he, down in Maine jail, one
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-27

Alias Summons.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Montana, in and 70,
The coJ,nfx of Deer Lodge.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of Montana, in and for
the County Of Deer Lodge.
Jacob YAM. C. Milton Gr;gea. Seth K. Halves, David
Dong business under the firm name ard style Of
YAM, Grisgga 4 Hawes, Plaintif1e,
II. ". Newman, Defendants.
The People of the Territory OF Mentana send greet
ing to H, w. Rev man, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above-nsmed plaintiff. in
the District Court Ut tine Second Judicial District,
of the Territory of Montana. in and for the county of
Deer Lodge, ard toanswert the complaint filed therein
within ten oays Exclusive of the da: ot eervlceJ at.
within this county: or, if served out Of THE county
but in this district, within twenty davt' nt"eiW1ss
within forty days: or jndgmcrt nv de1apH viii oe
taken against You, according 10 Int prayer u faio
The said action is brought TO recover Of You the
sum Of $751; 26-laO. with int = II thereon at the rate
of 49, per cent. Eer annGm, from the 2lst day u
November, a. II. 1>>7, allie SEQ Ia I've due aid owing
from you to y ai,tiff- tor GOODS. " res, metehand'se
AID ylocerit. So d and delivered ia YOU nv plaintiffs at
yoar special ins tan,e and request, he,wcen the 9Th
cav Of Sepr em,e-, 1887. and the 2ath day "i oe:s''se:.
1887. both dates inclusive. flai,.t'ii. ny TIA. yen
PROMISED I'd pay said Az" "f S1SS1 9' luz r. a.f.sti
p ice of said gods, rs fo'low-, r"-wit /. IA: the
sum If sl51 30 1O an November - 1877: the sam ct
$50 S1-ltO on November q. 1851: The sum Of
S1os7 'O-1Oa on December s., 1851: the sun o. o
on December Is, 1887 That you have not paid said
sum or eum :, or any part thereof. That said sum OF
sums are not vet due, but this action is brought fol
the recovery Of the same before they nave ncconie
due for the reast n that you are dispensing of you,
property subject to e1~ ecution for the pnrp' &c Of dc;
frauding your creditors, as plaintiffs are informed
and believe, a. will more fully appear by reference
to the complaint on h!e herein.
Also. to recover plaintiffs costs and Disbursements
incurred in this action.
and YOU are hereby notified that. if you fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiffs will take a Judgment By default
against you for said cum of SiSS7 2f-1Oo. with inter
est thereon at the rate Of ---- per cent per all.
mum from said 2lst day OF November, A. D 1851, ad
for costs of suit.
o,,eu under my trnu,, "ua tue seal OF the District
- Couit of the Second Judicial District O
JsEAL. the Territory of Montana. in and for thu
-~l county of Deer Lodge. this 18th day o.
december, in the year If our LORD one thousant
eight hundred and eightv.seven.
WIN. r. STANLEY. Clerk.
9G4-1Ot By j. G%AlBRA,TH. Deputy Clerk.
Franklin W knight, Plaintiff Attorney.