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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Cold Weather!

HOODS and TOBOCGANS.-
The extent Of variety and
practically unlimited choice
which you are offered in this
line are almost beWildering
and the prices are more than
fair.
FURS.-The elegant mufiS
and high turnover Collars.
BOaS and other Novelties in
fur goods are now ready for
inspection.
GLOVES.-There is nothing
you can desire in this line
which is not found in our
stock. We have the best
known makes at prices TO
give satisfaction.
GARMENTS.-DOn't forget
that We have the best selected
stock Of clOakS. of all the lat
est styles in the markets. at
lowest prices possible.
BLANKETS. From a cOttOn
flannel TO an all WOOl.in price
from 500 TO $500 per pair.
a. Ell. Norris,
VI u Nrin 81
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Boston Republicans
MAKE A GRAND PARADE ON MONDAY NIGHT.
Special to the Wing and Courier

MAKE GRAND PARADE ON MONDAY NIGHT.
Special to the Wing and Courier
BosroN, Nov. 5. The Loyal League,
one hundred strong. arrived at six O'Clock
this morning, aud were escorted to the
Quincy House, where they were very pleas
antly quartered. This afternoon by spec
ial request of Chief Marshal King, the
League marched to the Boston and Albany
depot TO act as escort to Hon. James q.
Blaine and family and Congressman Bou-
teie, who left New York on the eleven
O'Clock express. ON the arrival Of the
train the distinguished guests were met at
the station by Col. We'll, of Governor
Ames' staff
PRESIDENT FIELD
and Lewis A. Barker, Esq, Of the Loyal
League. and conducted to carriages and
were escorted.by Bangor, crack corps
through denselv crowded streets 10
Young's Hotel, the splendid appearance of
the League sharing with the great Rcpub-
licsn leader in the expressions of popular
enthusiasm. This evening the League re-
ceived the further compliment of being
given the right of the line of the great pro
cession. aCting as escort 10 the Chief
Marshal. and every citizen OF Bangor could
we'll be proud of the continuous applause
that
GREETED THEIR FINE MARCHING
and solderly bearing a. they passed along
under command of Capt. Chilcott. and led
by Col. +. ID. Pullen and his efficient staff.
Mr. Blaine, with Governor Ame-, Con
gresham Boutclle. Messrs. Field and Bar
ker and other prominent guests, reviewed
hp mr. bs.f nd - a Z
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Army Surgeons and Nurses in the Rebel
lion.

The success Of every great under
taking is usually due to variety Of
causes, and especially is this true of
the successes of armies and navies
Emphatically true it is of the signal
success which attended the | Mon
arms in the war of the Rebellion.
Our Army and Navy were made up Of
valiant men who have no cause to he
ashamed Of the part they performed
in the war; we had arms and mu-
nItions Of war which were second to
none the world has ever seen: We
built up and armed naval fleet that
did terrible execution against our en-
emies. All these contributed largely
toward our success. but potent As
they were, il was not wholly due TO
them.
The rebels were not the only enemy
We had to fight Right in the Union
ranks, on every field, in every camp
and fort and hospital, there Wa, an
enemy more deadly and formidable
than a! the serrIed files Of the rebel
most. and that dread foe was Disease.
Against the rebel foe were arrayed
al the powers Of The Union arms :;
coutending against this other enemy
in most unequal fight. was a mere
handful Of army surgeon, and
nurses.
History has told in glowing. CRATE
fuI language Of the heroi-n Of our
soldiers and sailors in many we'll
fought battle; but the heroism. the
fidelity, the sacrifices of the army
surgeons and nurses have never been
told in any words adequate to the
subject But few NAV ever know
the grea; debt Of gratitude this ia
ZION owes to them for their p.rt in
tle war. Their care and fidelity saved
thousands Of Union soldier, from
those .'hospit.ble graves in southern
col 10 which they were 50 generously
and confidently promised a welcome
b7 southern orators and editors.
I; is fact of which the people Of
thu. country may well be proud that
the army surgeons and nurses. a,
rule. never wearird in weIl-lojno.
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Inc republican iH' room Wa crowded
all through 'he evening and hundreds more
,r,.r,. ,f,, ii, ,fe >,,.t. ,,,.,i,jpo fh,. n,,ys
e from MI b'alH" "hI non l.. = Morton
Of an cucaura4iu. nature. bat about ten
,.,',rk lf.,.,,,r... y,. r.r..f,.d b., ,h,.
".' y --'''" '''' '"'
Republicans TIE N"lr II New York and
BropkL.u was REPORTED 30 lAr., for th,.
r,..,,...r..-.,.,. I..i..,....-, j., ,,,,....
e'h'4't p overcome
At midnight Nj ltle received another
dispatch from NJ Merton saving that The
,,...,.-....-... .....-.,..,,......r ,t.., ~.,,.
loiA was h-h''"- -t'ii". 80" aid> morn
lug the news cam. a4l one way and that
III ~. E.,,ff,-,Y ..f. SENATOR Uale r..
....,. t..,,.., .r,. ~ pr.:n. ..:..
''-
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Non resident taxes in the town of franklin in the
county of Hancock for the year 1881
pHE following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners n the town of Franklin, FOL
the wear l,s7 in bills committed to w. H. Gard
collector of said town the 2lst day of July, 1857
has been returned by him to me as remaining un
paid on the 10th iay OF July 1885. by his certf
cate OF that date ami now remain unpaid, and no
tce is hereby given that If he sail taxes, inter
est and charges are not paid into the treasury OF
the said town within eighteen months from the
date of the commitment Of the said bills. 20 much
of the real estate taxed as will he sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges will without further notice, be sold at
pubIic auction at the town house in said town, on
the BIRD dav of February, ls>9, at two O'clock z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

THE REPCBLICANs MAKE CLEAN SWEEP.
CONCORD. Nov. ). The indications at Z
P. NJ are that Harrison and Morton have
certainly carried the State, Goodell, Re-
publican, elected Governor by the people,
the Republicans carried both Congressional
Districts, and secured control of both
branches of the Legislature. There was a
very heavy vote in Concord, and owing to
cutting it cannot he counted and declared
until nearly midnight. Hon. Stillman
Humphrey, Republican, is elected Mayor
and Charles X. Corning, Republican, is
elected Senator for Concord District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

PISTOLS IN CoURr.-FREsNO Cal, Nov.
8. During the progress of a case in court
here, yesterday, trouble arose between
Robert Seconce and a man named Hard
wick, over the testimony given by the for
mer and Hardwick shot and fatally wound
ed Seconce The latter's brother in return
shot Hardwick. Both the wounded died
to-day.
The jury in the case of young Quimby
brought in verdict of murder in the first
degree, for the killing of William kennis-
ton of BOothbay.
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The Ice Bound Whalers.

THEIR SITUATION IN me FROZEN ARCTIC
Mosr rAvoK.BtE HAS Al FIRST etr-
POSED.
Washington. Nov. 2--t ndcr orders
from the acting Secretary Of the Navy a
naval officer found in san Francisco the
captain Of the bark Rowland which
brought news Of the periou~ situation IF
the American whalcrs In Arctic waters.
and succeeded in securing the following
additional information. The thirteen sc--
.cls AZ last accounts We're enclosed IN an
open lake twenty miles in diameter IN tho
zee pack. latitude Il north, longitude : {
west. Tile steam whalrr l.ucrc'ia was
the last vessel to get out. forcing her way
through Young lee. She reported the stat"
81 affairs to the Meet outside AMI 'hr
steam whalrr~ Thra-hrr ani Freeman
started Immediately To- attempt r">cu",
and NAV have been successful The ]n-
pri.oned vessels have experienced cap
tains and ar. all woli found in clothing
and food which may be supplemented ~
game aud fish In ease uf necessity other
vessels are expected u arrive ~ any day
bringing later news Of the imprs 1n"|
feet.
Although thi- report il regarded At th"
Navy Department A. much more favorable
than that hr~f received. preparations a. tt
out the Thrti~ fpr Il relief expedition VIII
be pushed forward.
ottawa. emit. Noy Nr Iuppcr,
Minister of Marine havIu had thc cNpr-
djtton ~ the United states steamer l."-
ti~ which ha~ for ji~ u4grct thr rrli~i H
vhalu. vessels frozen NJ thr icr ~ ~"
Arctic whaling grounds called To ht- al
trntlon. has. Il h. sad, under consideration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Southwest Hsrbor.

Here we are just on the eve of Presden-
tial election, and not republican rally can
one boast of Ia the town of fremont dur
ing the campaign, and but single demo-
cratic demonstration either. Some are
tempted to wish Maine were a little more
doubtful that we might occasionally get a
ripple of the enthusiasm of which we read
such glowing accounts; well. never mind !.
we feel a little puff of pride in the fact
that our Harrison and Morton flag has for
several months, gracefully ioated in the
breezes at the corner" without rival.
CHEEKY, not dreary, November has been
trying to redeem the bad record of his sis
ter months, so far only stopping over once
during the space of four days.
Everybody In this vicinity is rejoiced to
welcome Mrs Julia Lemont back from the
Maine General Hospital in greatly i'm
proved state of health. Her wonderful vi
tally aud nerve force, together with skill
| full treatment have rendered her recovery
sure and rapid. She was cheered aud sus-
tanned during the trying period of her con
| yalescence by the presence of her devoted
son Arthur, also by sympathetic visits Of
many other friends Mrs. Ida Clark who
has been visiting her brothers family at
Cumberland Mills. accompanied Mrs. Lee
| mont home.
An Ellsworth schooner. the Vestal, Capt.
| Lamsnn. discharged a load Of lumber at
| the wharf Saturday for Montraville Gil
| lev's new house which will be erected i'm
mediately.
Simeon Mayo has purchased ID. l..
| Mayo's new building and will move it to
H.. l,..t ~ a in m q
As there i a sum of money yet due on
| the new cemetery fence. Mrs. T.. +. Farms
worth, who had the matter in charge last
| wear. proposes to liqudate the debt by
the sale of crazy silk quilt. the squares
! for which are being contributed by ladies'
| Interested in the improved appearance of
the village burial ground. Futher details
| Of the sale Will he announced in due sea-
son.
The school ut Norwood's Cove Is under
the instruction Of w. W Rich. l.. W.
Rummll is teaching on the south side Of
| the harbor
Mr. James Crockett and wife have gone
to housekeeping, having hired Harvey
| lIod&kin> house
The Rev Mr Bickford, Baptist minister
| from Lamninc, occupied the pulpit at the
new church Yesterday
| Many interesting incidents might Ne
written of the Italian families who have
! been established AZ QuarryvilIc, on SomcS
! sound durin. Tile past suamcr. and who
/ wcrr thrown out Of employ by the partial
shutting down IN Halls quarry one odd
/ feature of dress. or lack Of dress ought u
/ uTpyr satisfactory to tho. male prov ldcr
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that tie undersigned VIII
apply to the next Legislature of Maine Tor an act
10 incororAte them the + a. sociates aud
as ths HaIbor Bridge Company for the purpose 81
erecting and maintaining q tTce bridge for puzzle
travel across <urwood's COKE In fremont, Maine,
nj the tide.waters thereof, at the site Of
the Old mill dam at the mohtn of raIi cave with
the right 10 take private property and pay Just
compensation therefor hen required for SAIL pm
poses and with all other power, essential and Us
ua in all the premises.
/ ated this 18th day Of November, \. - ISIS.
HENRI II. CLARK, :. II. CLARK,
r. WEBSTER FRENCH, W. W. \. HEATH,
c II. FERSALp, JAS. J.. TrLoR,Jr.,
:. NJ. DowSEs and many others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

AN INSULTING LETTER.-John B. Doris,
manager of dime museum on Eighth
avenue. New York, has written letter to
Lord Sackville in which he offers his lord
ship the sum of 81 900 per week for hold
ing two leyees of two hours duration daily,
at his museum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
CONNECTICUT.
THE STATE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN

THE STATE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN,.
HARTFORD. Ct. Nov. 6. Returns to
midnight by the Ereaiag Post, from IA
towns, show Republican gain of ,324
over 1854 Same ratio of gain in remain
ing towns will give the State to Harrison
by about $50. The Republicans elect three
congressman and probably four. The
Legislature is Republican by a large ma
jority and will elect Republican State Off
GERS
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RrrrBrIcAx MAJORITY OF $1,000.

RrrTRIICAN MAJORITY OF T',0TT.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 6. The returns
are coming in very slowly. Fifty-two
cities and towns in the State outside of
Milwaukee. give net Republican gain of
es3 1t is estimated from these figures
that the Republican majority in the State
will be about IL 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

The New York HralFs Washington cor
respondent SAYS that the form Of Lord
Sackyille'> dismissal i substantially a.
follows:
NV Lord.-By direction Of the President
| have the honor 10 inform You that for
causes heretofore made known Ia Her Maj
e>tv'> government. your continuance in
your present official situation near This
government j. DO longer acceptable, and
would consequently be detrimental to the
good relations between the two powers.
have the further honor. by direction
NJ the President io enclose Won a letter of
-af, conduct through the territories Of lbc
United States. / HAY" the honor to BE-.
Your ohciicut servant.
+ 7 Ray ARD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

THE YELLOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fla, Nov. 4. New cases 10; deaths 2. The
fever seems to be abating slowly.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. 4. The wealth
er is clear and cool. There were eleven
new cases and three deaths to day.
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KEW YORK.
ESTIMATES or TN cry ANp kISG'>
COUNTY.


LefINA p or Ihf CIV NNP NM
COM
NV l"kk 'tIi' N"N. p. ne Nt"
r,lity Of - .uo IN New York CIV. The
11tpH' SAYS tirAt Miller ! certainty beat
en- Tor 'Ihf'Fh"f. IL sNc~ tEeIahu 20
49," MAJORITY I'D Ne" loFA ny anu i''"V
10 hin2 : county
HARRISON HAS !-h"2 ri kALiff IN btf-
fAL"-.
BUFFALO N'F. o.. "'hp'e'e returns
except one u''I1'tt Mh'th = eN''il'A''"'
- out.;,3. the city gives Harrison about
p" piuF4'l'!' mn carries ule ''f y
nearly "'F" 'hAJo''N'
Eff' hllIt ~ ,.AlN n ~ ~ 40
in Buffalo except one give Cleveland II -
2"4 Harrison 23.I4'' a hepnoi''An gam "i
gig.
I'M Fii'Nr tHINd ~ tlt ~
boston. Nov. o. Genera hu''','n nv
"'u"'lu' 3lAteN ai' ''tt '''Ne az" - y "a
R-ulIblicau- cnnccdc New York The Sun
claims tn, state for Cleveland by 5000.
The Democrats concedc Illinois % Harri-
son. but claim the election Of Palmer for
Governor Nothing from Indiana yet II
r,,,,.f,. [l,-., ,bo, .,..r,. .1,i,.
tjonaI batch Of returns varies the estima. e.
GENERAL BULLETIN NhEh
Ro.rov. Nov. 6. lP.M. All in,iica-
zion, ar, now giving the election to Har-
rison, he having evidently carried all the
States that went for Blame. with the pos
sioie exception 81 w A'''' o"aS'' w II
ha> ~. "ot" meai" 4'pi" &C. ~" =
p'"oa"i! ihN-a'A an" p'sS''il N'H"oo -
cut
KING, COUNTY COMPLETE.
Ne" 1 oEh, Nov. o. hlns '"un't com
plett 4,ntS ieNr.ahu' ii"i i''on'
oo'IN'' + 'sh' l'''''
NEW YORK AND KINGS COUNTY COMPLETE
II" l"hA' NY o. hhs o1u"'t'
complete. gives oie'elahu 500 hatrl-
son, 'V,'''' 'ie'elatiu Piurali'y,ih ~"
- m
If I"s,rirt. j. Ak Comnlrre returns Give
Cleveland. 1916: Harrison, Gs 1877: Fisk,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

Mr.. ANHaa ''aA'N' VIE Oh req ','N'>
d'rH "','i' N''AN 'h',"'''-' = a ~
4'n- And lingering ilIh'>N ri v"hNui'P HIP
a-'" '' wears "t'n'"> az" "H'
h"nrh GT'aitf "'7'l'"- !" ~ 20 'H''
Tor hrr three .'Nic "ht~' M "H"ih a't
orphans yet a. ny" disease rAi.di! Pr'lrd
upon her >hr bowed IN hnilo'" >HpA'ls-
-l'h Z" ''' Ut' M, '' III ii'''' '"'' '''''''
III ana lanny II. Ji.I ttri>tiu. In th,
,p,rir. nta rf.~n savior. with her has
ht - i.,i,.r ,u,I ,iL.r rat,tf,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

West FTAnk lin
our young people seem to be very much
Interested in music and display good
deal Of talent. | think It Is the duty Of
every good citizen To cooperate in this en-
terprise
The basket supper given IS the Mctho-
dist society and also the concert were gen
orally patrnuizcd The singing By Miss
Dcllie Gcrri>h MIS- Oracle Gordon and
Miss Florence Dunn ala them much credit
In fact the concert was a success in all it,
details.
The Granite Band Al the head of the
bay j. under the Instruction Of e. r.. Mon
Afghan He T. doing, 10 my oFlnion- all
that can be done for their. benefit. think
Mr.. Monaghan is very accurate as tim
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
MINNESOTA.

Rr1URN~ SHOW RFrIRIIcAN NNs.
ST PAtL MINI, Nov. 6. In p pre-
cincts in Minnesota there are Republican
plurali,ic> for Presidential Electors Of L.
O2;. and Democratic puralitie> Of 51s-
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Twenty third, Thomas W Bayne, Repub-
MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE VOTE OF 100 TOWNS.

TIE NVifs UT ~ IT " ~
BosToN, Nov. G. One hundred ana
ffty towns give Harrison, 1920; Cleve-
land, 81, 1855; Fisk, 2,64S; scattering, 40.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine 49,
426; Cleveland 2s.77s; Butler, 6,S67; st.
John, 2sGl These towns give Ames,
AZ .063; Russell, 1859; Earle, 29,l+7;
scattering, Is, Republican plurality, 49,
374.
THE MASSACHUSETTS CoNGREssMES.
BosroS, Nov. G. The result in the
Congressional Districts in this State indi-
cate that the Republicans have elected ten
out of the twelve congressman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

During a political parade in Terre
Haute, Indiana, Dollie Phillips, aged 20,
was murdered on the street. She was
standing on corner watching the parade
when a man approached, pointed revolt
yer at her and pulling the trigger said,
There, take that" She fell to the side
walk with bullet through her head and
died moment later The murderer es-
capped. but he was identified by several
people. The cause of the shooting is un-
known. The murderer is still at large.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Notice of Foreclosure.

M HEREAS Frank n. Tibbens Of Deer Isle
w county of Hancock, state of Maine by his
mortgage deed dated the twentieth ,iay Of tDct,,-
ber,A l>s7 and reCoruetl IN Hancock Co. regis
try of deeds, book 220 page PA conveyed to me
the undersigned, certain parcel Of real estate
situated in that part of Deer Isle known as re..-
follows, viz. Commencing at a bolt in lie ise at
high water mark on the north side Of Thuriow's
island running sOutherly eleven rods 10 bolt in
ledge thence southeasterly eighteen rods to bolt
In ledge thence westerly twent, six rods to a
boil In ledge thence northwesterly thirty two
rodS to spotted tree; thence northeasterly TWEEN
ty-seYen rods to bolt in ledge at high water
mark thence by shore and salt water tn bounds
began at, containing five acres more less
" hereas the condition Of said mortgage has been
ana now Is broken, now therefore by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof | claim a fore
closure of said mortgage, and give this notice for
that purpose.
FANNIE s. ALLEN
Dated this twenty seventh day OF Oct. a. d. lsss.
3W45
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
The Democratic Burchard.

MINISTER WEST NOTIFIED THAT III l. Nn
LONGER ACCEPTABLE A. ENGl-ANp's REP
RE~ENTArIVE.
WA~HINGToN. oct 80 BY direction OF
the President the Secretary of State to-day
Informed Lord Sackville that. for causes
heretofore made known TO Her Majesty :
Government, his continuance in hl> pres
ent official position in the United States i
no longer acceptable to this Government
and woHld consequently be detrimental I"
the relations between the two countries.
The grounds of this action on the part Of
the United States are stated IN report Of
the Secretary of State 10 the President.
dated the 2gth instant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
A Terrible Mine Explosion Causes Nine
teen Deaths.

Lu,k HAVEN, Pa, Nov "a terrible
explosion occurred IN coal mine At Kettle
Kun. to-day. Fifteen were instantly
killed and four more, who were seriously
injured, died shortly after
SUPPOSED CAt>r on THE DISASTER.
pm >pHIIIIIA Nov "A special II the
l'resS saws that many rumors are going
around that the direct cause OF the eN-
plo>ion was the inexperienced use Of DINA
mite in the mines In conversation with
one Of the drivers II WAS learned that an
Italian had gotten luo sticks 81 the deadly
stun from the store keeper in the morning
and had also gotten 100 caps and had re
turned after fuse but a. there wa> none
in stock it i supposed he
TRIED To >FT II or
in some other way. thu- causing the *
plo>iuu In a blacksmith shop, near the
scene laid the charred remains OF August
Pearson. who was blown through the
shaft nifty feet in the air and his clothing
IAN bc seen hanging t. a large tree near
hy Next u him i Mike Carrrn, who was
blown 200 feet out Of the mine and found
dead IN ditch clingiug to his shovel
He leaves widow and seven small chill
lrcu Beside him lay T. F Dpnley, also
blown out OF the mouth Of the mine. Don
ley leaves widow and four children In
row are Samuel killengcr Charles Almer
John Carlson, John Anderson, stephen
Plutoo and others whose names cannot toe
learned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

Chicago. Nov. 6. Two hundred pre-
cIncts in Chicago give Harrison S0,2ls;
Cleveland 32.9t4; Fifcr, Republican for
Governor, 30 03G; Palmer. Democrat for
Governor. 36 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

The supposed murder at Brownville
turns out to be no murder at all. The
coroner's jury has returned verdict that
the man who was found dead, died from
exposure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

THE VOTE OF BRooKLYS.

BRooKLYN, Nov 6. The total number
of districts is 375 Complete returns give
Cleveland 70, Harrison. Gs 1877; Fisk,
| .0O5 Streeter, 1913.
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N-.... 20 r. ~nrs#.I.-
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AUGUSTA, Ne. Nov. 4, 1883.

PARLIAMENT AND THE SACKvnLE AZ
F.IR-LONDoN, Nov. 4.-The "bluebook"
on the Sackville affair is being prepared
for Parliament.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

The French parliamentary committee
appointed to consider the question of
revision of the constitution has decided in
favor of revision, to l.