Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

in the river above the two bridges and many
walked along the shores Yesterday to view the
vessel. II has been just 10 years since vessel
passed through the draw at the toll bridge,
and the repairs that were necessary to be
maze. togethee with the many wires and pipes
tbai rad to be disconnected, are estimated to
have cost the Bridge company. Maine Central
and Water Works about $50O.-Baugor Com.
merctdl of Aug. %.
John FL. Litilefeld, Esq, OF Penobscot,
has been nominated by the Republicans as
candidate for Representative to the Legisla-
turc from that town and others Of the same
class.
List of settlers In New Boidwine (now
EIsworth) on the East side Of Union River.
dist. Of Msine.) From Mass. Archives.
Copied by John F. Pratt:
Henry Msddocks, Joseph Milikin,
Theodore Jones, Lewis Foster
Daniel Truworgy
or Treworgy William Fletcher.
James Aiilikin, VIM Jeison,
ierime Huvey. John Lord.
George Haslsm. James Fletcher,
Meatiah Jordan, Joshua more.
Dsrkas Besl. John Tinker,
Joseph lord, lanes Scott,
George Haslsm. ID, Robert Mlikin,
James Hopkin, Donard Ross
Samll. Joy, Isaac Lord,
joseph moor, Benja. Jelsson,
Nathaniel Smith, Nathaniel Jellison,
Edward Reall. Jno. lothian.
November 10Th. l1s5.
Mime, Barrios widow of the late President
Bsrrios. of Guatemala, is said to have one of
the finest collections OF diamonds among the
society women at Bar Hsrbor. She has sixty
diamond rings with tisras and bracelets too
numerous to mention. All these jewels were
heirooms Of the Kingdom. and were sent TO
Paris and dug out Of their antique settings
and made into the form In which they are
now worn. One Of the most exquisite set
tings is pointed girde OF diamonds. When
not travelling, Nine. Barrios lives on Fifth
Avenue. New York. She never keeps her
diamonds In the residence. but Immediately
when she returns from n ball has them sent to
The Lincoln Trust Co. When she travels she
hires detective to follow her. and when she
drives she has man on the front OF the cab
watching her every movement. And yet they
say she seems TO enjoy life
The BlaIpes at Bar Harbor 60 to no enle,-
ta!nments and give none III the socs sense OF
the term. They observe the etiquette Of
mourning rigdly. But they do not OF course
exclude themselves from their friends. Peo-
pie visit ST their house and friends such rs
General sherman, Vice-President Morton.
Secretary Tracy and Cardinal Gibbons have
dined or Iunched with them 4, different times
but uDo-ientatiou>ly, like zone ~ the family"
only. saturday night Mrs. Sheridan. " idow
OF Genersl Phil sheridan. IN company with
Nr>. Eu<sne Hale, djucd al Stanwood and
were guests there for short time. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Nedtll were of the party that even
Ing. The Medills have always been as init
mate possible with the Blaine. and a. Mrs.
Emmons Blaine's mother l. a daughter Of the
Mediis they may be said 10 he related MR.
sheridan who has been over at I.smone and
other places FOR a day or two arrived at Bar
Harbor, Saturday. Many no doubt " III desire
10 show her social attentions.
The schooner Carrie A. buchanan. hailing
from BucA>port, has bad an interesting his.
tory. Several wears ago she was abandoned at
sea during terrible storm. The vessel foatcd
about on the ocean four months. and VS.,
finally picked up and lowed into Key West,
minus ma-ts. rigging. etc. When the salvage
WAS paid. She was sold to Capt. Marx GRAY OF
Buc k>port. who retited her. \ little later
she was tiTet on near the coast Of San Domin-
20 by the Dominican gunboat Fl Prrsidentc.
The vessel was off some eight or ten miles
from the coast when the gunbost chased her.
api. Stubs. the present commander, SAYS he
made up hi, mind not to stop unless they sunk
I'M and finally made hi escape. He reported
the mstter at a>hington. and the Stale De
partmrni has the mstter in hand. 1t a. Vet has
not received satisfactory explanation =. 10
Why The gunboAi fired upon an American YES
sel with her fag flying.
w hen IN. hsrn door NJ rb.rsr.,r Ia 1.ukaJ