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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
State News.

Hon. J. Manchester Haynes Of Augusta
Maine member Of the National Republican
Committee for the past eight wears, has
written Hon. T.. +. Webb OF Waterville
rendering through him TO the Maine
delegation his resignation as member Of
the committee.
-Adjutant General Sprague was desig-
mated TO represent the state of Maine at
the dedication of the High Water Mark"
monument at Gettysburg June ID
The steamer kennebec ran ashore at
Parker's Head in the fog. The passengers
Were taken off by tugs. The damage is
slight.
Two boys, Lester Hubbard and James
Allie, We're in the Saco Court. They were
bound over to the Supreme Court on the
charge Of breaking and entering Madame
Capianni's cottage at Ferry Beach and
stealing articles. The boys were unable to
get bail.
Early Friday morning lumber sheds at
Bangor belonging to J. Walker & Co., W
L. Pearson Co. and ii. +. Andrews were
totally destroyed by fire. J. Walker &
Cos loss was 81 SOC and they were insured
for that amount. The w. t. Pearson
Company lost s. 1000; insured for $500.
II. F. Andrews loss is $1,000; insurance,
$50 The total loss is estimated at SlO,-
900.
detective c. NJ. Wormel of Bethel
arrested two men at Norway Thursday,
alleged to have stolen horse and wagon
at Gprham, n. II. One of the fellows
claims to belong in Portland and the other
in the Provinces, but all efforts to obtain
their names have been unsuccessful.
An interesting annual meeting Of the
hennebec Sunday School Association
occurred at the Friends church, Winthrop
Center, Wednesday and Thursday.
Albion p Woodside, proprietor of the
Woodside granite quarry at Brunswick
was fatally injured while at work getting
out rock. He leaves a widow aud two
children.
Among the honorary counsel elected
by the American Peace Society at Boston
is Hon. VIM L. Putnam of Portland
Thursday afternoon Bath was visited
by thunder shower. The lightning struck
the lower Grammar school on Week street.
1t ran down the chimney and around some
iron posts in the school-room None of the
scholars were struck, but they were bad
ly frightened.
" VI On tlc W. -. IL II. freight mouse
at Bath, which was partly built last fall
and then taken down on account of the
action of the Board of Aldermen, has com
menced again.
No. Is, Range 4. Aroostook county.
has been organized into plantation by the
name of Westmanland. The Inhabitants
are Swedes. The officers were all chosen
unanimously.
The Maine Farmer says unfavorable
news has been received from General
Plaisted, who is at the Poland Spring
House. His kidney trouble seems to
develop in most alarming symptoms.
The body of 1. H. Doane, who was
drowned some ten days ago at Veazie, was
found floating above the Bangor water
works by his brother.
Edward Holt and three comraniops
were upset from q boat at Rockland Satur-
day, Holt being drowned.
Domino Guerin, seventeen years Of
age, employed as q clerk by Andrews & |
Co., grocers, at Biddeford hung himself
In the stable. The cause of the suicide ia
unknown.
The Pepperill. Laconia and York mills |
At Biddeford will begin this week on Z |
Saturday half-holiday schedule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Lapham Bill Denounced.

The recent meeting Of the American
fisheries society. a national organization of
rish cuiural~t>, held at the Holland House.
New York May 18th and 25th, was most
interesting affair. A large number of pa
pers were read including one by W l. Gil
bert on "ar;ihc!aliy reared trout" and
one by Charles r Chamberlayne, Esq
On The LapAlm bill entitled National
ism in State Fisheries" Notwithstanding
the preseuce aud opposition of Col.
Marsha. Mcdonald, the National Fish
Commissioner, and his associates, the fol-
lowing resolution wa, unanimously passed
after ptotracted discussion:
H.Soired further that the aims and
purposes Of this society are in direct
altagoni>m with any business that leads
. GepopuIatlug the waters to enrich the
and and we therefore condemn purse
SEEMING for meuAadrn for the purpose OF
grind ~ the same into guano or oil with
10 three miles If The shore at low water.
Dr. +. W. Could Of Searsport. the pres
rat commissioner Of sea aud shire fisheries
for Maine, Wa, elected member OF the
society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
The Day We Celebrate.

When Ellsworth wskrs up to the i'm
portauce Of an undertaking, she wakes ali
over ana thus she has awakened to the
celebration to be held in this city the
coming Fourth Of July Although the de-
tolls have uct ia 81. particulars been agreed
upon. The genera! outline which has been
determined = >uch A. makes highly
successful, ce4eofA;.vu secure.
- : meALf =" make 81 the attractions
't we gay hrst-cia-N 20 every department
h'efy;fipS low or dcmon!iz'ns Will he
AVoidea' ana sucA sports ard entertain
i"eh's prov iaed a. VIII be an houoE TO the
e'y.
"e nay M tAAt '''e ctieora'lon is 10
success ana 10 ms ehu we must nave
'De S''''e Sia nearly cooperation OF our
e''@'IN "io ''Pt''a-'y onF business men
'-'e'l peace 81 ''"s ies9 SA'"in De haHe
arm .-'e ~ ''o'ia''ohs' devices or such
: "'Nt''S ~ -''''S' ei' nef gu me exterior
" 81 Ai4''. III '''e WINDOWS On 'i'' inS''e'
~ .'''- = 'i' 'A'eN' me 'uS'-
VI ''' f'''''
90 gene a. l"''I'i'' .''e are la'u a. "oih
any ArSn ~ lfaNe ho stone uhtnrneo IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Congressional.

Tuesday May 3l,-Senate Senator
Sherman made a brilliant speech on the
Stewart Silver bill.
House: Discussion Of the Postal Ap.
preparation bill was continued
Wednesday ,-Senate Senator Sherman
finished his speech on the Silver bill, and
Senator Stewart began one.
House Consideration of the Postal Ap-
preparation bill was continued.
Thursday Senate Senator Stewart
finished his speech on silver and the bill
went over.
House Consideration Of the Postal bill
was continued.
Friday,-The House in session: Con-
sideration Of the Postal Appropriation bill
was continued.
Postmaster General Wanamaker sent an
answer TO the House Committee on post
offices and postroads to the charges against
him in connection with pneumatic tube
company.
Saturday The House in session: The
Postal Appropriation bill was passed.
The Senate Committee on Immigration
examined John l. Davenport on the nat
uralization frauds in New York city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

surry.
Excelsior Lodge of Good Templars was
favored on Saturday evening by visit from
Past Grand c. T. and State organizer
Hamilton, who has been doing good
work throughout the county, and has
formed six new lodges since the goth Of
April as follows:
LIST. Gray Granite, at Halls quarry,
which has been already reported
End. May Queen, Orland, A. H. Dress
er, L. Deputy; NJ. L. Farnham, C. T. :;
Miss F. L. Perry, V. t.; Roy L. Dorr, Sec.
3rd. Orient Lodge, North Penobscot,
Rev. T. A. Hodgdon. L. D.; Orrie Haney,
c. T.. Mrs. Hodgdon. V. T.; Georgia
Kane. Sec.
4th. Ocean Gem, Bluehill. James B.
Battell,L. d. Byron Allen, C. T. A. Long,
" T.; J. B. Battell. Sec.
9Th. Cove Lodge, South Penobscot,
Arthur NJ. Grindle. L. D.; y. W. Dunbar,
c. T.; Belle Snow, V. t.; Annie Wescott,
Sec; Grace Wescott, Treas.
9Th. Hercules. North Castine, Francis
Perkins. L. D.; John P. Leach, c. T.;
Annie f. Leach, v. T.: Annie Dunbar,
Sec; Willis Leach f Sec.
Bro. Hamilton will attend the district
lodge at Surry, June 8. Bluehill has an
active lodge Of 20 members, all males. We
wish them great success, and we know
female curiosity will not let woman long
remain outside,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Supreme Judges.

Assignments for the Nisi Prius Terms Of
1928.
AUGUSTA Me-, May %. The following
assignments of supreme Judges. at the
nisi prius terms for 1923, have been
made:
Peters, c. j., Sept. term, Aroostook :;
Jan'y, Penobscot; Feb'y, Penobscot; April,
Lincoln.
Judge Walton, Sept. term, York; Oct.
Cumberland; Dec, Somerset: Jan'y An
droscoggin; April, Hancock May, Oxford
Judge Virgin, Sept. term. Piscataauis :;
Oct, Waldo; Jan'y, York; March. Knox !;
April, Cumberland
Judge Libbey, Sept. term, Knox; Oct,
Penobscot; Dec, Ssgadahoc; Jan'y, Wal
do; March, Kennebec; April, Androscog-
gin
Judge Emery, August term, Penobscot; ;
Oct, Washington; Oct. Lincoln; Dec.
Somerset; Jan'y, Hancock; Feb'y, Aroos-
took; April, Penobscot
Judge Foster, Sept. term, Androscog-
gin; Oct, Hancock; Dec, Knox; Febry,
Oxford; April, Sagadahoc.
Judge Haskell, Aug. term, Sagadahoc; ;
Sept, Somerset; Oct. oxford; Jan'y,
Cumberland; March, Franklin; April,
Washington.
Judge Whitehouse. Sept. term. Frank
lin; Oct. kennebec; Jan'y, Washington;
Feb'ry, Piscataquis; March, Somerset ;
April, Waldo; May, York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
For the Campaign.

The Lewiston Weekly Journal from Now to
Sept. 10 for rs cents.
For the purpose Of aiding in the dissem-
inaton of republican principles and intro
ducing the paper to new readers, the Leo
iston Weekly Journal DC pages, will be
sent TO persons not now subscribers from
the time of ordering the same to the close
of the September election of the present
year, for the sum of % cents-barely the
cost Of the white paper-in advance.
What is most needed to give success to
the republican cause is a thorough under
standing of the questions at i,sue-such an
understanding as can be obtained only
from a large newspaper like the Journal.
which has space not only for all the news,
but also for full discussion of the issues
of the day.
1-For $3.50 we give this great l6-page
paper for enc year and a copy Of Webster's
Original Unabridged Dictionary. 1921
pages, full Quarto size, bound 10 cloth.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL,
Lewiston, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Prof. Fred ". Fosters School at Nc.
Intosh, Ga

The following testimonials have refer
ence to the highly successful academy at
Mcintosh, Ga. Of which Prof Fred W
Foster Of Ca-tine, Is the principal. The
people Of Mcintosh are DESTROYS ofexpr.ss
Ing their appreciation Of the aid rendered
them BY their northern friends and in spch
manner that 1t may reach the notice Of
such of the good people Of Eastern Maine
a. are Included 10 that number. Hence
We have been asked TO give place to the
notices which We print below;
DORCHESTER ACADEMY, McINrosH. Ga,
May 10, 1892
Rsr 4. F. Beard, -N.,c York City:
DEAR SIR We, the patrons Of Dor
chester Academy, congratulate our execu-
tive committee upon their good judgment.
exercised In sending To Us such worthy
anu competent teachers as those who have
resided among Us during the year now
about TO close. They nave not only been
faithful and useful, but kind ana heneyo.
lent In every respect Such workers shall
always be kindly received and heartily sup
ported by Us. oar school and church
when conducted as they have been thi.
year, will always make favorable and
lasting impression upon our minds and
hearts and thus lead our long oppressed
but now favored, race to higher plain Of
christian living.
KEY. W. III. STYLES,
REV. WIN MORRISON,
REV. f. X. SIMS,
RICHARD DELEGALL,
CHARLES Low.
Committee in behalf of the people.
LIBERTY COUNTY SCHOOL.
DORCHESTER ACADEMY. McISTosH, CA I
May 10, 1892
We witnessed the examinations OF the
above named school and found them in
tensely interesting The students proved
themselves to be proficient in their studies
from the chart classes to the normal
grades. The closing exercises consisted
of prize contest in declarations and rec
itations by the young men and ladies'
The young men displayed the same ora
tory and eloquence characteristic to the
school boys OF the negro institutions Of
Georgia. The young ladies were not less
graceful in their performance than the
well trained girls Of our Summaries usual
~ are when upon the rostrum for duty and
honor. All visitors agreed that these
young people did credit to themselves, and
the race with which they are identified.
What Liberty county once was for the
white man 1t is destined to be for the chill.
dren of those who felled the forest and cul.
tlvated the rice and cotton $50 years with
out compensation. After the prize speak.
ing. appropriate addresses were delivered
by Revs. w. II. Styles, VIM. Morrison and
II. b. Wilson. Rev. Wilson called our at
tention to the special needs requisite to
the success Of the Africo- American.
christianity, education and money"
REV VIM. MORRISON,
Chairman Patrons Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

Professor Lavisse was elected to the
French Academy, defeating NJ. lola.
The crop prospects in Russia are prom
Using.
Fully 400 lives were lost by the fire in
Birkenberg silver mine, in Bohemia.
The House Of Commons adjourned for
the Whitsuntide holidays; the British cleo
toral campaign has practically begun.
Many anti Christian placards have
been posted in certain Chinese districts.
Robert Louis Stevenson complains Of
misgovernment 10 Samoa,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

To the qualification of our citizens, the
rain on Memorial Day subsidized long enough
for the procession to march to and from
the cemetery. Commencing again In the af-
ternoOn 1t did not seem to dampen the ar
dor OF the people who gathered and filed
the hall to listen to Miss Treworgy whose
address was intensely patriotic through
out. With fervent gratitude eulogizing
our country's brave defenders. and with
tender illusions to the fallen heroes, she
traced the grand march out of wars dark
ness into victorious light, and the tran
siton from bondage into freedom Of the
oppressed. While she extolled the noble
career of our America with its expansive,
sheltering arms. she foreshadowed dan
gers which our government In It's leniency
might incur; and appealed TO she veterans,
the sons of veterans and the people by
their ballots to guard against all that
might eventually bring disaster. 1t was
an earnest, womanly address with not q
shadow of reference to suffrage for her
sex.
We are told that a Post Of Sons OF
Veterans" was organized Saturday even
ing.
1t was the scholars of district No. 10,
instead of No. 2. that Mr.. Martin furn-
we Tree W. otHeT people III
that locality also furnished transportation.
Three horses became excited at the mu.
sic Decoration Day; one driven by Messrs-
Bunker and Tracy, the latter a one-lsgged
soldier, was not controlled until Mr.. Tracy
had been thrown from the carriage, reccIv-
ing numerous bruises.
Mrs. Hannah Doyle and baby Ellery are
with friends IN Ellsworth.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Polly Dyer.
ninety five yesrs Of age, stumbled and fell
at her home sustaining fracture of the
right hip joint, which her many friends
sadly apprehend may shorten the good old
isdy's days. DR.. Homer was called to re-
duce the wound.
Mrs. Arthur Bunker has been in Bangor
for two weeks past.
Miss Florence Dunn Is at home from
Bangor after a course of music with Mrs.
Winslow Potter.
Mr.. James Maxwell of New York, was
In town last week
our postmaster, Mr.. L. G. Bragdon
contemplate. erecting a dwelling near the
office
Mr. Frank Wentworth also Intends to
build home for himself at bride we are
told
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting will
convene with the Union church. Commenc-
ing June 18th, we hear uuoificially.
Mrs, Nette Higgins and daughter Sadie
from the Aroostook valley. are with res-
tives in town
Rev. Mr. Spaulding Of Hancock, will
preach at the Baptist church next Sunday
forenoon
Mr.. Warren Blaisdell Is ~ick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Nettie Dyer Is said to be sick with
same disease
Mrs, Winfield Woodwork died Satur-
day from consumption.
force 81 men and horses with the road
machine, have been operating our high
ways.
Thursday. June "a, the thermometer
ranged among the uineties in the shade.
We hear that Mr. Sandman the artist,
and friends. will make West Gouldsboro
their abiding place this summer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Third District Democrats Nominate ". P
Thompson Of Belfast for Congress.

PTTTsFIELD, June The Democratic
party Of the third congressional district
held large-sized powpow to-day at Pitts
field.
Whole number of votes cast, 247; nee
esssry for choice, 1874 Thompson had
l2G aud Gould had ll9. The following
gentlemen We're chosen to attend the CON
vention to be held at Chicago W X.
Hunnewell of Pttstleld. and C. c. Homer
of Bucksport Alternstes, B. Hall of Bel
fast, and Hon. F. L. Jones of Watervile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

The long continued Durham miners
strike has ended.
More than 100 dead bodies have been
recovered from the burning silver mine IN
Bohemia no one has been rescued alive.
The Gar viii meet Emperor william
al klel
Twenty seven Of the volunteers en-
gagged In rescue wnrS a. the Blrkenberg
Mine in Bohemia lost their lives
The Budget Committee Of the Italian
Chamber Of Deputies limited b. one month
the credit urged by the Ministry
Much damage has been done by storm
in Canada
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

The Mugwump finds himself in an un-
comfortably vacillating frame of mind
these days, as the question whether free
trade or free silver shall be made the fore
most issue varies in the Democratic party.
With free trade to the front the Mug
wump loves the Democracy. With free
silver to the front he hates it. Meantime
no one loves the Mugwump.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
" AsIIINGTDS lime 1
Fourth Distinct Democrats

Nominate Dos. a. II. Powers orHoulton for
Congregational Hunor-
BANGOR, June THE Fourth District
Democratic convention was held this af-
ternoon. Don. A. II. Powers Of Huult1n
was nominated g. candidate for Congress
over Gen. Samuel d. Leavitt Of Calals. az
ter AL animated contest
Hon. J. P Bass of Bangor. and d. c.
Parker of Dsnforth. were elected dele
gates to the national convention. Dr.
George II. Freeman Of Pressure Isle, ard
Henry II. Bowles OF Cherryteld were
chosen alteruates.
Aaron L. Simpson was recommended to
State convention as an eector. The dis
trict committee is the same a. formerly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

The Democratic cloud at this time is
remarkable for nothing so much as the
scantiness of its silver lining; and what
makes it all the worse is the fact that the
little silver which enters into the lining Is
of the Democratic fiat kind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Sheriff Sale.

HANCOCK. IS June 3rd, 1892
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. is.ped ,ron,
" the Supreme Judicial Court for the conntv nt
Hancock, state of Maine, upon a judgment az a. "a
court rendered at the April term thereof n
1872, which judgment bears date the An day -;
May, A. d. lsSs, against John H. Marks ~ ~
iand, county and State aforesaid and in favor ~
sarah V. sylvester. of Castine, In said countv Nd
State, for the sum of one hundred and seyentu
dollars and eighty five cents debt or damage and
sixteen dollars and eighty six cents costs Of AMI,
with nftsen cents more for said writ O execntjon
have seized and taken the hereinafter described
real estate and all the right, title and Interest
which the said John II. Marks had In and 10 he
same on the 18th day of December A. D. 1891 the
time when the same was attached on the or,vinai
writ In the action on which the aforesaid iudamen,
was given, to wit: One undivided half part ~ =
certain lot or parcel of land situated in said ~
iand beginning at the Range Line at land owned
by Joseph Colt; thence westerly to the connt.
road leading from Orland to Castine. tbencs
northerly by said road Is rods; thence wes,e,iv ~
the East River; thence southerly by said river ~
land formerly owned by Joseph York. thence
easterly to the Range Line; thence westeriv ~
said Range Line to aforementioned hound 80
tanning one hundred and seventy acres more =.
less. being same premises decided 10 said MsrSs
by o. p Dorr, Nov. eth. 1874.
And on Saturday, the second day of Julv A N
1892 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon at the once ~
Geo. NJ Warren In Castine, in said county 1 shayi
sell by public auction the above described real
tate and all the hight. title and interest a. sfore
said. to satisfy said execution and incidental
Dated June 8, A. D. Iao9.
sw1 JIM. v0GELL, Deputy Sheriff,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

The action of American iron and steel
makers in exporting last year s27.7l4, s49
of their manufactures-or SO ,00O, 900 more
than in 1890, and two and three fourths as
much as twelve years ago-calls for the
most severe condemnation from the free
trade papers. Strange, isn't it, that we
don't hear them yelling that the Mckinley
bill did it! Perhaps the chief reason for
their failure to call attention to it is the
fact that the Mckinley bill really did a
large part of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

The Northern Kenuebec Fish and
Game Association was formed at Water
vile. The object is to stock ponds in the
vicinity with land-locked salmon and trout
Hon. W. P. Blake of Oakland is president,
and Hon. W. T. Haines Of Wsterville,
secretary and treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

Even the Democratic Justices of the
Supreme Court say the practice of count.
ing quorum as introduced by the Repub.
licans in the last House was a reasonable
and valid rule"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS. Geo. W. Heath. of Rucksport, in
w the county of Hancock and State of Maine
by his deed, dated Feb 49, ls9n, and recorded in
said Hancock Registry OF Deeds, vol. "a, page 81.
conveyed to me the lot on Broad~ az, in said
Bucksport adjoining my homestead and being
seven rods wide along said Broadway and III cen
l, the MORTGAGE named in said deed, hereby
claim to for. close said mortgage the condition
thereof having been broken.
3w23 WILLIAM o. BUCK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neural
gla radically cures in l to 3 days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and nv sterious
II removes at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose great
y dement's. 10 cents. Sold by S. p. Wiggin,
druggist. Ellsworth. 1yr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castoria
BEWARE NE SMINnIERS

=" nave exposed during the last wear. many
swindlers who advertise under the name al
medicines. vile compounds which only increase
human suffering. To all who need pure
medicine and blood purifier, we can honestly
recommend Sulphur Bitters.-Editor Sun.
i AN an old man and have been a con.
slant sufferer with catarrh for the las, ten
years. | am entirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm 1t is strange that so simple
Henry Billings, U. 5. Pension Att'y, Washing
ton. ID. G. \, H