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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

President Cleveland Aa> vetoed the
bill for the erection Of public buildm.
at Far Harhor The reasons given for the
veto. that the business ~ the Office :
largely confined to a short period Ia the
year and does not warrant the expenditure
involved. ana that other more prominent
post-oiiices in the country with much larg-
-r and more permanent business are lack
ing the facilities which this bin would ar
for,l - this summer oiiicc, may cont
mend themselves to the President hut
will hardly convince the people of Maine.
or the large population Of which Bar Har-
Dor is a vacation home ~ the justice Of
the veto.
We know Of bat few places more
in need Or, or better deserving, a public
building than Bar Harbor The principal
reasons for the veto can doubtless be read
between the lines and one Of them seems
to IL. that Bar Iarbpr j. in too high a
latitude ny little matter of ten degrees,
more or les, to NEE; with the executive
approval.
The committees Of either house of Con
gre,s are likely to report this bill a. well
A. the one for similar building al
Youngstown, Ohio. the veto Of which
Mr. Sherman 80 vigorously denounced in
the Senate. few days since, with the
recommendation that they be passed oser
the veto. but it is doubtful if further ae-
ton than that is reached at this session
Representative Sowden of Allentown
Pennsylvania, however. i, much disturbed
by the veto Of the bill for building al
his own town, and j. disposed u pas
them all. the Presidents disapproval tC
the contrary, Notwithstanding He was
an administration democrat before the
Allentown veto. and possessed much in
huence What he j. now. or how mucl
weight he has in democratic councils
nobody knows. but he has secured favor
able report from the House Committee or
Public Buildings and Grounds for The
passage Of his particular bill and is still
on the war path against this iniquitou:
administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

HANCOCK s. Taken On Exar,,fI.,,, III ;u T.,
,ei! III pubic auction On the 51th ,Iav OF June \
D., lssS al two O'Clock in the afternoon. NJ the ~
htc oi - =; cunningham at Buck sport In said
county, all the right title ami i,t.r,,, :. h5.b
renrge Darling Of Biuehiil, in SAID count, bas
IN ana 70 the following described real estate aim,
itJ ~ shli binehl 10 wit certain lot " ith the
buildings thereon bounded suutherIy by the mai,
road leading through HluehiI village, Westerly in
iand derded by John Y. stevens to VIM n D,r
aing, h"Ithery by the estate f benjamin stevens
and eastery by The Blueiil academy lot
). W. PATTERSON. deputy sheriff.
roy 80 49, 3W3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

Judged bv Democratic principles, the In
terests of the people are betrayed by I'M
necessary taxation. Trusts and combines
are permitted and fos'ered which will un-
duly enrich the few that combine to rob
our citizens by depriving them Of the ben
eilt Of natural competition. Every Demo
cratic rule of governmental action is
Initiated when, through unnecessary taxa
ton. vast sum of money beyond the
needs of an economical administration is
drawn from the people and the channels
of trade and accumulated a q demoraliE-
ing surplus In the national treasury
Money now living idle IN the Federal treas
ury, resulting from superfiuous taxation
amounts to more than SIPS, eco 600, and
the surplus collected is reaching the sum
Of more than sGu 600 W1 annually. De
hauched by this immense temptation, the
remedy of the Republican party i Ia meet
and exhaust 1t by cNtravaghnt taxation.
The Democratic remedy is TO enforce fru-
gality IN public expenditures and abolish
unnecessary taxation. oar established
domestic industries and enterprises should
not and need net hc endangered oY tltv r.
dnctiun and correction ~ the burdens pi
taxation. bu the contrary. fair and
careful revision OF our tax laws. with du'
allowance for the difference between tie
wages ~ American and foreign LABOR must
permit aud encourage every branch ui in
du>tgf and enterprise by giving term -
eurance at al extended mggA.t AHd steady
and continuous operation 10 THE inter =
81 American labor Which should in Hu
event D., neglected The revision ~ NHt
tax laws contemplated hv thu Democratic
party j. "a promote tie advantage Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

The Maine Uniyersalist convention
met in Lewiston, Tuesday morning of last
week at II O'Clock. The convention ser
mon was preached by Rev Miss Haynes,
Of Skowhegsn. The report of the execu-
tive committee was discussed and referred.
Rev. G. G. Hamilton, of Oakland, preach
ed the sermon Wednesday afternoon,
which was followed by communion SER
vice administered BY Rev. Mr.. French.
During thunder shower Wednesday
evening lightning struck the buildings of
A. W. Gilman. at Foxcroft, burning two
barns. nine head cf cattle and farming
tools The buildings were insured.
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Stockho!.s Meeting.

THERE will be a m % the Il cshollers of
/ the Ellsworth EiEght Co. AZ the con.
pany's Office, in Els ~ THURSDAY, June q.
for the transaction Of - siness as may prop
eriy come before sale n There will also he
n meeting of the dire The Ellsworth Gas
Light Co, On the saH
Z. y. STORY, Pres - Electric Light Co.
II. B. MASON. Pres. Gas Light Co.
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Oleyeland's Free Trade Theories in
Oregon.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REACHES T
SPLENDID FIGURE OF 900.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REACHES THE
SPLENDID FIGURE OF 200
PORTLAND, Oregon. June G. The count
is proceeding slowly and returns are still
coming in fragmentarily with several coun-
ties to hear from The Multnomah county,
including Portland, returns are nearly com
plete. These give Hermann. Republican.
for Congress, 2 300. This will give him
over 1900 majority. Lord. Republican
candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court,
has a majority nearly as large as Her
mann's. From present indications the Re-
publicans viii have IS in the Legislature
and the Democrats 25. Every Republican
candidate for State Senator is probably
elected.
STILL BETTER-THR MAJORITY 1000.
The Republican majority on the State
ticket is continually increasing, Hermann's
majority is now nearly 1000 and will be
increased rather than reduced. The Repub-
licans have so and the Democrats 20 MEN,
hers on joint ballot in the Legislature.
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result of the Democratic National Conven-
ton held last week at st Louis. II they
had planned and directed everything from
the beginning 20 the close, the result
could not have been moe 70 their liking
With such a candidate a. Grover Cleve-
land with his free trade herr~ics and uH-
American principles, the Democrats will
find uphill business, in the coming cam
paign. The Mills bill which i the of
spring of the free-trade ntteranccs Of
President Cleveland, would should it be
come law. utterly cripple the most i'm .
portant industries OF the State Of Maine
The New York Tj1baHe states the mat
ter about right in the following thought
full article
Among the re~ouniing plsudits of Dem
ocrats, the voice OF Republicans shall Also
ha heard in hearty thanks to Grover Cleve-
land They thank him most sincerely for
imposing upon hi> party set Of c"nNlc-
tions 1t does not matter here whether he
meant TO DO any such thing, or whether
his motives for what lie did were high OF
selfish: the fact remains that he has nailed
the frec-irade flag to the mast In order
Ia make his nomination inevitable, he sent
la Congress A message which possibly not
one Of the shrcvder leader, OF hi- party
would have advised, though nine tenih~ OF
them have gone quite as far in appro'in
the Mil, bill They would have realized,
a. he probably did not. that the bill could
have been mi>reprrseuted much more east
IL than the message trolng a. far, II stu
left nor, room for shirking and evasion
Having committed himself 70 the free
trade cause cnnucjatug free trade priH D.
pies in the broadc>i and truc~t sense. Mr..
Cleveland also served the country wei 10
making himself the inevitable candidate ~
party which for nifty wears has lodged
the tar.f issue Just a. far A. IT possibly
could while making war on protection at
every vote For once. thanks - hr-
Cleveland the actual beliefs ami purposes
% tie Democratic party have h"o"m" the
issue upon which il must stand or fail
The Yriisgtc wastes no time ln profess
ing to regard Mr. Cleveland 3 a weak cau-
IidAic Morally be i weak lntci'"cinAl-
Is be j. weak In executive b}unicr~ ia
the selection of nad men for Office, even
~ lien he knew them 60 be had, Deb J. weak
In hi h,pocrijical professions IF reform.
which hi- who'll, coHr~c ~ President has
couiradictcd hr ! weak Ihc~c things
would have made him a weak candidate 4
The fauatici>m If free trade were not
more powerful with arg" class % voters
fhan regard for personal fitness personal
integrity. or genuine reform. IN maxim
himself the champion ~ free trade, Mr.
cleveland ha~ gone behind The hollow and
falls. professions of ~o-callod rcformrr> go
the purposes which they have tried 80
hid. and Ia thu, convict pu- n Inch ihtY
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

THE undersigned, Il. II, Cain Of Brook lin Han
L cock county, Maine, hereby gives public no.
tee, that he has claim bv mortgage. ff,,..u a ser
tain lot or parcel Of hand situated In Brook lin
Aforesaid, ami bounded and described IL follows.
To wit beginning al a juniper post IN the north
side Of the highway leatne from I,eniap,in's nv
eT bridge to Centre iiarbnr In said town: thence
northerly at right angles with said highway IN
land owne or occupied hy Mrs f. T. taton
thcnre noTthwc-terly hy said land owned or orcn
piet by Mrs. p d. Eaton To the corner Of a stone
wall thence -ogtheriy still by said Mrs. Eaton's
land I" the highway aforesaid thence nv said
highway 70 tire place Of beginning. together with
the bi iling- thereon.
That said claim is ~ virtue or q mortgage given
By john ;. Roberts 10 him. the said ain dated tn.
twelfth day OF January 4. u. 49, and recorded
in Hancock Registry Of Deeds in Book sUs Pay.
4iH.
That the condition Of said mortgage has haen
broken, by reason whereof he claims Foreclosure.
of said mortgage. and that the same be fully fore
closed in one year next after the commencement OF
foreclosure as provided in said mortgage and he
has given this notire in accordance with the sta
tute ID such cases masle and provided
r. II. CAIN.
Niswell, King & I'eter., Atty's
ELLSWORTH, June ith, \ ID 1879 3w23
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Governor Hill Of New York, has
signed the bill substituting electricity for
the gallowS a. a means Of executing
criminals. So long as many of the States
win make death the penalty for great
crimes such as murder, electricity seems
less inhuman than the gallows, and is
therefore more preferable.
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testified TO examining the body at Under
taker Hunts establishment and finding the
wounds which caused his death Supt.
George f. Dame told of the feeling which
he knew existed between the men, and al
so described the location Of the blood
spots and marks which were found In the
car Postal Inspector Gcrrish referred TO
the condition of the clothing of the de-
ceased, and spoke Of the feeling which he
knew existed between Sinclair and Scllon.
Postal Clerk Hayes. who was in the car
when Sinclair was stabbed, then graphi-
cally told his story. giving the details gen
orally as given above The district court
will be convened directly after the finding
OF the jury. which will come soon. in all
probability
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Messenger's Notice.
~ The SHERIFF OF HANCOCK CoIXry
u. STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK 50 June ., A. d. Isss

n - - uliF =, y. ID l-s-
I"iH Is TO give notice that on tho IL,
nay Of Jane,A. ID. ISIS, a warrant in I,snI,r'
y tht cotH ~ Insolvency for said % y,
uoy III AGAINST the estate Of Algerius Narttn ~,
~ M an IN sad COUNTY Of Hancock. adi,id1e5 %
itbt"r, Aigerius Martin. when '' SAID
Ri ~ WE hied on the 3Ist day of Nav. n
i a, ~ r,a "neh r date interest On claim.
OF ~ sad debtor and trc tf:1i.sf, , K 1911,
III T any property by him are fprii.i'Ien h. ~,
ing Of the creditors OF said dsb,or .,
49,. aIlii choose one or more asst ,,,'e ~ t NJ
bade VIII le held at cour5 If Insoyency /. hs
the tn,r,. ane Probate Office In Ellsworth on
io o clock in the forenoon - ~ ieos' at
ten ni'eh under my hand the date frs, above Wi,
Depn,v shaax WILLIAM FENSE ELY.
Dep,l.y sherif as Messenger OF the Cn,',+ - T..
so''encs Tor said eoanty OF HANCOCK. swsa
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Irving 0sgood,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE.
'''' d. II Epp"-, Next door to Gale1t'..
tm5I


W. TIE undersigned hereby give p,ti.. the, -
~ Iaf'h.Fship heretofore existing ru,Inr ~, H.
snlyeil I,y mutual $3.50 "idhilh i this isv dis
firm vii be ,.olI.c,i l' a''l an ebt7 dpe SAID
sullivan, lame II, is,S. o. si'"
2W24 ,,-,,,,,
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NOTICE.

e5- Will remain at my afice ove- Parcher's
l'rug store, To@ss.. and .afnr dsy e, cept
when nIst urgent business.
80 He.id~nce, ar. s~ etss - ous- Pine
sf.<et.
4. 4. HAGERTHY, VI. ..
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The Democratic National Convention,


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NARs1 HALLS

ready method in i n, as to what to DO
and how to do it, V found in Dr. kauf-
mann's Medical VI; fine colored plates
from life Send ti.eent stamps, to pay
postage, 10 A. P.kay & Co.. Boston,
Mass, and receive gfree.
Try Browns l. Relief.
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BEES /.

T HAVE for sale The i.angstrlt, patent bee hives
1 complete Of ID thc Nat. also foundation wire
cases boxes &c VIII sell cheap a. am going
"ut Of the business.
2W4 + EERnI>U Fr,,tlg,, NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
FOOD TESTS IN NEW YORK
Officisi Analysis of Baking Powders-Adul
terations TN Cream of Tartar.


teratfons Tn Cream of Tartar.
Under the direction of the New York
State Board of Health, eighty-four kinds of
baking powders, embracing all the brands
that could be found for sale in the State.
were submitted 70 examination and anal
ysis by Prof. q. r. Chandler, member of
the State Board and President Of the New
York City Board Of Health, assisted by
Prof Edward q. Love. the weIl-known
United states Govsrnmsnt chemist.
The official report shows that q large
number Of the powders examined were
found TO contain alum or lime: many Of
them 20 such an sxtsnt ss 20 render them
seriously Objectionable for use in the prep
arx,ion Of humsn food.
Alum rss found in twenty mine samples.
This drsg Is employed in baking powders
% chsspen their cost. The presence o;
lime is attributed 20 the impure cream Of
tartar Of commerce used in their msnufsc-
tars. Such cream of tartar vas also anal
yzsd snd found 20 cenfsfn line and other
impurities. in some cases 10 the sItent Of
e3 per csnt. oftheiF entire weight
All the baking powders of The market
with the angie exception Of the Royal. 7"
mot including the alum and phosphate
pow3ers when have not the virtue Of even
Al impure cream Of tzrfsr1. are msds from
TIE irnpurs cream Of tartar of commerce
and consequently contain lime 10 = CORES
poadinE extent.
The only baking powder yss found bv
chemical snslysis % BE- entirely fres from
lrne and absolutely pore = the RoyalT
Thas perfect purity rssaits from tie sxeia.
sive u~~ q cream a tartar especially rsaned
sad precsred by pstens pTocs<sss which
satsiiy reuaoyss.ths tsrtrste q h1ae sad
otksr tuspurfsiss TIE cozt - fhis cheral-
callv pure cream 81 tartar il mach greater
thsa any ether. snd On rccoant of tkis
greater coss e us>d IN no hsking po~dsy
sut ths Raysi"
Prof Love. vho r.3s the snaivsfs q
bszInz pows@rs for tss Ns~ York Rosra 81
H-sifs. ss vel - ior ths Cfose-n ussns. ssvs
a TIE parity and rsoissomsssss 81 ne
Rors
r snd ths Ro5sl Rskinr Pewter osua-
p1-~t 81 p1rs ard wAaissonn. iaer-dferfx
Il "a crssra 81 tsrtsF powder - - de-
x~.s 81 ner< sn4 so~s 49, eonssin sftksr
sisns 81 shosphotes o. other ini1rfous ssb-
slaose. r. q 1cra p ~
ft = bisAis sstiss.eteyv - tse beas.<e~y-
ers ~ thIs vsefaitF ~ksrs - RoFsi Bsk-
- Fo~ter = = xsnersi 80 tksf ~ ..
vess5zs iens ~ - snsigsts IN Msssecea-
sefss. tse fork sd oasa tbs e. - es~se~
sast hsge thus fsF bsksn sEfian aro. tnS<
irzpsrtsef s9f5est serse ~ esss19 = -
la> ner-ss 80 ras<t - rns esxlnx ea~.
z.r n - msrkx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
An OLD Man KILLED
Ths wsi- kss~s Min Foddisf, bss1ss
20 fs4<s osa1- nAs osss ~ nich-
ix~s Csatrsi nns5ss go
msasL>a - DoAsh-

About e'e.oek yesterday sftsxaoon -
sjssls. Boaas. me vel knova nisk psd-
d.sf sss zs<szninx n>s1ss Usih hs I've
sheslssi cart. 4ai crossing ths n. s. 4 l. 3
snd "A. q. tfzeks On BxFtisst-st. he sas .
issighE tram csniBx fson TIE south and
triad Ia syoid It bst whils standing on tss
n. C. track wsllias foF II 70 p>.s. Al en-
zfne cane ffon th.s norta and strsek him.
kaoeked aim dosn sad tEs shssis ran
over both Legs. crushing thsm Ia horrlpis
naaasr. AssistsRee soon arrived AMI hs
wzs taxsn ~ his home 81 the coFnsr OF
GoodTieh and Wstsrloo-sLs-. where as hsed
With hi4s0n-in-l4r. Cornslius Baxter, the
nlsrehsnt tailor.
DEs. Graves. Bsrth and other surxsans
we're called and administered aaesthsties.
ia hopes Of preserving bis lie until the
maaslsa nmbs could be zmpulated. bat Il
vas . useless endezsor. de fingered Tor
about al hour and hzlf when life vent
out Fortunately be Vas unconscious and
escaped the agony thai . y0onzer and more
vigorous m4a woald have experienced
Mr. Bsuma xss . Holiandsr, aged 70
years. q respected eitizse- tie leaves an
AGED wife sDll lising and several children
al grown up ana IN comfOrtaoie elfcum-
stances. bat the sad fate Of the old gentle
man has plunged them all iato such grief
that Il would DC inhumaa to ask them 20
tell more of their fzlAsrs history than Is
already known.
Coroner Brsdish viewed the remains and
will this morning etnpanel Jury and hold
an inquest, ia order TO ascertain whether or
not any blame attaches 10 the railroad com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The ladies' Of ths EQUAL Suffrage Associs-
ten rlet Yesterday afternoon 81 go o'clock
a. Elks' Hall. 0winx 70 the intense heat
snd ne coming convention. the literary
prurramue wss deferred and an Informal
meeting VS. heid. The committees on
Finance. Music Rooms. Entertainment
End Printing presented their reports. Il
has been tscidee 60 hola no morning meet
ing st the convention whiea begins tonor-
row At The Ladies Literary CLUB House, en-
Sksidon- st Aasfneon and svsning ses-
stems eniy VII oe hel8.
The <oeiStien VIZ next meet the hrst
Wednesday in Jaiy st she residences Of Mrs.
Bayue. On sheldon 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

work OF the comnaittsss Anens the COMM
Celebration

work OF the comnaittsss Assas the Coming
Csisbr2tion-
The general COMMITTEES on the Fourth Of
july cslebraiioa met at $ p. m. at Sweets
Hotel last evening. with large attendance.
Hon. /. II. Weston was Chairman and J.
w. Rosenthsl secretary.
The Soliciting Committee reported 81. $50
already subscribed.
The Advertising Committee were author
lied 70 expend $500 for bills. posting and
newspaper advertising.
i. NJ. Weston, ]. w. Rosenthal. Geo. r.
Perry. F. w. klindrest and o. +. Brown
were added 10 the committee 20 visit manu-
fReturers and merchants and all other
branches of industry, TO solicit their co-op-
ersti0n and assistance in making credit
able street display. worthy OF the city and
the occasion.
George r. Perry was added to the Solicit
ing Committee.
Colonel Herkner was appointed Grand
Marshal of the day. with full power
10 appoint his aides. Colonel Herkner was
also made . member of the Committee on
Entertainment.
MAJ. W. T.. McGurrin and Capt. w. s.
Kinney we're appointed q committee to
correspond with military Organizations and
secure their presence 70 Join IN the parade
with the Grand Rapids companies.
Mayor Weston was requested 10 take
steps towards having the city officials, po-
lice and Fire Department and all other
civic bodies Join in the parade.
A special meeting Of the Entertainment
C0mmittse was called for Thursday even
ing ~ 7:30 o'clock at The Morton. aud the
General Committee was called TO meet at
The Morton psriors ~ o'clock Friday
evening.
All persons interested in the proper OBJ
ssrvance of the national holiday are in
yited to attend any and all these meetings.