Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04
National News.

-Informations were made against sew
eral leaders OF the Homestead strike,
charging them with the murder Of two
Pinkerton men on July 8, and warrants
were issued for their arrest
At Chautauqus, Professor Seaman
spoke on the poetry of Robert Browning
and Professor Tyler on the American Rev
olution
Three men were arrested for defraud-
ing Boston firms by means of forged or
ders
-Adlai +. Stevenson was the guest of
Mr.. Cleveland at Gray Gables.
A conference of West Virginia Repub,
licans with Secretary Elkins was held at
Deer Park. Md.
-Goveraor Pattison arrived at Home
stead, Penn. to inspect the Pennsylvania
militia in camp; about $50 non-union men
are al work In the Homestead steel mills.
Grover Cleveland and General A. f.
Stevenson left Gray Gables for New York
to receive official notification of the Demo
cratic nominations.
The Atlantic Hotel at Long Branch
was burned the guests had jewelry and
clothing worth $50, 900 stolen from them.
The open tennis tournament OF the
Longwood Cricket Club at Boston was con.
tinued
In Monroe and other counties OF New
York State the Board of Supervisors de.
clined to carry out the provisions of the
Apportioument act.
burgess McLucke. OF Homestead
Penn. charged with murder in connection
with the recent labor riot, was released on
$40. 900 bail
Congressman W J. Stone was
nominated for Governor OF Missouri by
the Democrats.
A great Republican ratification meet
ing was held in fremont Temple, Boston.
The State Convention Of Michigan Re
publicans opened In Saginaw.
The open tournament OF the Long
wood Tennis Club was continued,
President Harrison issued procllma.
ton making October II holiday.
The Michigan Republican Convention
at Saginaw placed State ticket In the field
healed by John 7. Rich for Governor.
E c. Knight, the sugar reiiner. Of
Philadelphia, died at Cape May
The New Hampshire, with the Naval
Reserve and the escort war vessels, an
chored in the Hudson at peekskiu.
Skilled workmen to the number Of 800
IN the Duquesne steel mills Of the Carnegl Ia
Co, al Pittsourg, went on strike; Gov
ernor Pattison left Homestead for Harris
burg
Professor Moses Colt TYLER lcc,ured
at hautauqus on Thomas Paine and his
relstion 70 the American Revolution.
A coilery explosion in which seven
people were killed and several injured oc-
CURED at Pottsville, Penn.
Several valuable race-horses belong
ing to J, A. & \. H. Morris were burned at
Middlehurg. Md
Mr. Frick continues 20 improve; m IRE
non-union men were taken into the Home
stead NILS.
Professor II II B,ycseu lecsured on
Shciley's poetry at Chautauqua.
Suffering from thu hot wave was ex-
perieuced 10 all the State, east OF the
Rocky Mountains.
The night watchmsn In the office OF
the A>hury Park Street Railroad Company
was bound aud gagged by burglars and
the safe blown open and robbed
Frederick Malhck baker. waS ar
rested ~ Long Branch accused Of com.
plci.y with the Anarchist Brrkmsu in the
attack on chairman frick II Bauer also
an alleged accomp.ice OF Brtkman, was al.
rested In PIttsburg
The struggle over the i--ue of n. "
bonds between the New Yrrk and New
Eng railroad management and the
minority stockholders began at Hartford
qua pn German art
The loss hy Thursdays are At Bay
City, Mich was about 81 900 opo; one
man was burned TO death.
-Iutense heat prevailed throughout the
Union, causing many deaths and iuterf.r-
ing with work in factories ami mills
Frank Nolllck. the alleged accompice
of the Analchist Berkman. was forcthIy
taken from Long Branch before his law-
yers cnull serve a writ OF habeas corpus
Arguments were made 81 Rochester
before Judge RImsey OF the Suprerle
Court on the constliutionaiiy OF the Re.
apportionment act
The Thermometer still registered ia
the ninetie, over large part Of the United
States.
Violence was offered the non union
car drivers in Mcriden Conn
The Chief OF Police OF Long Branc h
was arrested for permitting Frank Monick
the Anarchist. to be taken out OF the State
OF New Jersey without extrsdition papers.
Over 700 non-unIon men are at work
in the Homestead steel mills OF the Car
negie Co.
The Dem ScratiC y-rrymandrr In Micht-