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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
THE TA'L-BoARo OUT
AND THE POTATOES Split
CLEVELAND ELECTED BY A
LARGE MAJORITY.
REST, ROSTERS. REST .

The presidential election on Tuesday OF
last week resulted In the election of Cleve-
land and Stevenson for President and Vice
President. The latest returns Indicate
that Cleveland has carried the solid South.
casting 1888 electoral votes, New York
80, New Jersey 10, Connecticut 6. Indiana
10 and Illinois "a. The latest election re-
turns leave Ohio so close Il at probably
nothing but the official count can deter
mine for whom the states electoral vote
will be cast, though the chances favor the
Harrison electors. The eight votes Of the
state of Nebraska have been transferred TO
the Harrison column, the three votes of W.
oming, aud the three votes of North D1kota
to Weaver. California is reported very close
The next House will be Democratic by a
reduced majority, yet large enough to give
the Democratic party an effective controll-
ing majority. The Democrats also claim
that their victory in New York will give
them Senator in that state in place of
Hiscock. another in Nebraska in place of
Paddock, another In Stewards conversion
to Weaverism in Nevada. aud possibly
Others in Wisconsin, North Dakots and
other states. A loss of four Republican
Senators would give the Democrats con-
troll of the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

William T. Sheehan rejected pro.
posals for an agreement as to the action
OF Federal election supervisors In Buffalo
The annual business meeting of the
Connecticut Indian Association was held
IN New Haven; speeches were made by
Dean Wayland, of Yale Law School, Com
missioner Morgan and others.
-Harvard's football team barely escaped
defeat by the team of the Boston Athletic
Association.
A strike on the street railroads in Co.
lumbus, O., stopped all travel.
Soldiers in Arizona went in pursuit of
Yaqui Indians on the warpath.
The General Committee Of Missions. Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, began its
annual meeting in Baltimore.
STEAMBOAT lowered the worlds stallion
record to 2 :08 on the Stockton, Cal, track.
"A train was robbed on the Santa Fs
road in Oklahoma.
Several arrests were made in Buffalo as
result Of the Democratic attempt to
count out two elected Republicans.
-Four people were burned to death in Z
railroad accident in Iowa.
"A heavy snOw-stOrm prevailed through
out the Eastern and Western States.
The General Missionary Committee of
the Methodist Episcopal church continued
its sessions in Baltimore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

Mr.. George Edward " oodberry, in hi sd
mirable paper on John Greenleaf Whittier,
has contributed perhaps the ables, critical re-
view on Whittier place in literature v hich
either has appeared or will appear and As is
fitting In the pages OF the .lddHtic, to which
Whittier has been 20 constant a contributor,
DR.. Holmes ha, contributed poem in HE
memory, The feeling which the AuGocrat
shows in these verses i real that one for
gets their poetic form, and they seem but the
natural outpouring OF the affection OF a brother
poet Elizabeth Stuart Phelp, has also a touch
Ing poem on Whittier, which wa. written as
he lay dying. -Houghton, NJ min i Co., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

There was clash at the opening ses-
sion Of the Evicted Tenants Commission,
In Dublin, and the lawyers representing
the landlords withdrew from the room.
Returns from 4s7 of the sos districts
In Italy give the Government majority
of 230 members in the Chamber Of Depu-
ties.
1T was rumored that the Hungarian
Cabinet had resigned.
An Internal machine, placed bv aparch.
lists in the Carmaux Mining Company's
building In Paris. exploded. killing four
police officials.
The universal suffrage movement
caused renewed rloting In Brussels.
Another meeting Of unemployed work
lngmen In London resulted in an attack on
the Office of the St James Gazette.
The cotton strike in England showed
signs of weakness.
The Gillian ministry was reported to
have resigned.
The police of Paris have found no
ciew to the perpetrators Of Tuesdays ex-
plosions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
The Ladies' Home journal

So clever Il society woman asMr- Burton
Harrison, and 20 excellent an authority, does
well when -he employs her pen to define social
laws and point out mistakes for girl. to avoid
and thousands OF girls can and should read the
first Of her series OF articles on The Well
Bred Girl In Soci,ty" in the November Ladtes
Home Journal. Mrs. Harrison, better than
almost any social leader can take them through
the alphabet OF socia, etiquette, and sne does
this most admirably In her opening paper
Not less authoritative and charming Is the first
glimpse. which We get In this number, OF the
home-life OF Dickens in the opening article OF
the series OF papers entitled My Father as
Recall Him." by the great novelis;'s favorite
daughter, Nsmie. The Curti. Publishing Com
psny, Of Philsdelphis. publish this magazine
for ten cents per number, and one dollar per
year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
State News

burglars broke into the Portland &
Rochester railroad station at East Leb-
anon, forced open the money drawer and
took the contents
-Isidore Lavalliere. aged %, while
searching for driftwood in the river at
Biddeford was drowned. His body was
recovered.
Two cousins 1T Dexter. George and
Linn Dinsmore, aged about fourteen years,
quarreled In shed. They came to blows
and one aimed loaded gun at the other
who threw Ratchet and then grabbed the
gun to turn 1t aside. A passerb by heard the
fracas and interfered 10 prevent tragedy
( The boys were before the.court and both
were sentenced to the Reform School. but
as the case Of one was appealed the other
was bound over.
A shooting affair at West Cove, Green
vile, Is reported. woodsman, while
drunk, got into dispute with an Indian
and Selling rifle pointed it at his breast
and hiazed away. But the Indian struck
the gun and knocked it down, receiving
the ball in the leg. Later the woodsman
called e ID. Sturteyant out of bed and
threatened to shoot him. but did not make
the attempt. The woodsman has not been
seen since and the Indian has gone down
river with hole through the feshy part
of his thigh.
While schooner John Somes was
crossing st. Andrews Bay, Thursday
morning, Capt. John Kinds of Calais, was
Knocked overheard and drowned. The
body was recovered. He leaves widow
and family.
Rev. S. II. Emery of Warren, has &C.
cepted the call to the Saco Baptist church.
Governor Burleigh has renominated
Col. Samuel II. Allen of Thomaston ward
en- of the Maine State prison.
The informal vote of the people Of
Rockland on the proposition to ask the
Legislature to alter the city charter SO as
to abolish the common council and lodge
all power In board Of fourteen men seven
to be chosen each year, resulted in its
overwhelming defeat by vote of 800 yes,
500 no.
"A letter from Rev. John E. Cummings
OF Saco. the Baptist missionary whose
wife recently died from typhoid fever in
Burmah. says he is now suffering from
the same disease.
Rev. Myra Kingsbury, pastor of the
universalist church in Belfast. met with
a painful accident Wednesday evening
She had severe cold and was bathing her
breast with alcohol when it caught fire
burning her severely.
Assignments of bishops for the spring
conferences of 1898 have been adopted by
the board of bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal church. They include Bishop
Ninde for Maine at Westbrook, April ~
and East Maine at Machias, April 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
The Result.
New York Morning Advertiser

WV Iuih tuNtIu-tf
The voters of the country. with a folly
and madness unexampled in the annals of
civilization, have declared against the
party which has given the republic about
all that it can boast of in a material and
sentimental way. ard against the policies
which have absolutely given US our
grandeur snd prosperity. Mr.. Grover
Cleveland has been again called to the
Presidential chair. from which he was
evicted by popular will four years ago, and
an Administration and Chief Magistrate
against whom no serious criticism could be
brought have been repudiated.
The significance of this would be worth
inquiring into were It not for the fact that
the verdict has been rendered by mass of
voters who mistake discomfort for patriot
ism, and who take malevolent pleasure
in ''upsetting things The Democratic
party has not for thirty years been able to
appeal to the intelligence of the country,
and in the late canvass 1t addressed only
the prejudices of blind partisans and the
grievances of malcontents.
This initiative in the reversal of the eco
monte policies of the Government will
cost the country dearly. but the lesson will
not be lost. Grover Cleveland backed as
he is by his greedy, undiscipliued, uncon-
trollable party. will be as incapable of car
rying out the policies which be has
preached about for the relief" of a people
unburdened in fact and moving in
the midst of unparalleled prosperity.
as though he We're Buddha in wood
perched in Burmese temple. In less than
two years both he and his rsldipg hordes,
we firmly believe. Will have forfeited the
confidence and respect OF the country. and
the rule of common sense will be resumed.
In the end the American principle of
protection will he strengthened by this
check. Past experiences demonstrate
that ike Anl8us, the cause of protection is
revivhed every time 1t Is thrown down.
II We mistake not, the spirit of the Repub-
lean party was never more determined
than it i to-day During all the reverses
of the Civil War the party held true TO the
righteous cause, and ii triumphed In the
end lts principles and policies are
warred upon to-day by the same malig-
nsnt and abhorrent principles that warred
against the Union; but they will be stead
lily carried forward to permanent triumph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY.


i. -tii- "f cod &" our people during the past
Scar iHtf ivvu - abundant and 80 special that
lh. -I.ri IF drvVut thanksgiving awaits not u
'-.. f-' "lay the appointment uf day when il
HF- taft q common expression.
% fH- STAY "I she pr-tilence at our door. He
.H- b.. .r iu'Te }uNt for thv free civil Institu
t.1.. . -'la creation Of which IIi- directing prov
-N N-t NE- SO conspicuous. lie has awakened a
T. per reverence for law, He has wdened our
aHtbruuy by cali Ia succor the distress in
--.er lands. lie has blessed our schools, and l.
-ts-'n- forward patriotic and tod fearing
-.-lrrattuu tn execute His great and benev oleni
designs ln our country He has given u great
1.a-r IH material wealth, and a wide diffusion
H. "nieuimcut and comfort in the homes of our
f- H. ha~ given Hi~ grace to the sorrowing
MHyrrivr, ], benjamin Harrison. President OF
tn. li.ti states, DO call upon all OF our people
-,tHt. we have been wont. Thursday the
-I+t .a3 'i November, a. a day Of thank -giving
't. ..r iii- wercics and OF duplication for
I'- HriHuri care aud grace.
Ia fiauhy whereof have hereuuto set my
.t t.at Hal-cd the seal nt the United States 10
N-a
) ..r 1T rhc city 81 Washington, this fourth
tHs \oyenf.er. ~, and Of the indepeud
rHNns- jhr I higti >tate- the nth
~ t'e President BENJAMIN HARRISON.
iruN " Fu>GLR. >ecy ~ state
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
WHITING BROTHERS,
State Of Maine.

HA>cock, - Clerks Office, supreme Judicial
Court. Nov. II, l-a1
THE following tile disposition Of each Appealed
l case and Indictment for violation Of the law,
regulating the use and sale II Intoxicating liquors
Mt the October term OF said Court A. u. l-!ss In
accordance with Chapter ~ OF the laws of lss7.
state Of Mainey-
john I. Watson. Two appeals. Con
unned. Respondent cut Ut state
JarDh W CoomhS. moi Pros. Der agree
tn"Et % previous term
Charles II. Maddock-. Two Indictments.
nj rios per agreement Of pr, Viuus
Term
iohn Maloney. Three indlctmcnts Ca
pia- issued oct. =, ~.
iliiAm Canine, Appit sentence, hne
slup ana costs and 81 iay ; in iAii,
kdmon Emo Three cases judgment
for state and Judgment 81 Court lee.
low affirmed. Principal and -tirrties
defaultci. Ncire fac!a- a. Issue b, fore
neXt term tapias issued octob, q,
Patrick Mullan Three Cases 10 nc
ton taken. Respondent sick
John II Ford Four cases. Judgment
for state and Judgment of Court lie
affirmed Principal and -urctics
de'aultei. >cre rAclas To be biough,
before next term. Capias issued Oct.
Garvenus II, Bowien. Capias issued
Hiram Brewer, Two cases. Capias IS
Porter Brewer. Capias ordered to be
7tAye.i after fun hearing
Ja,k toues Capla- issued oct. a.
kebecca Currier. Continued on account
Nicholas Curren. Two indictments.
ontinued.
Frank t,aynor. Two cases Continued
Charles Gray. Two cases. Sentenced
sio7 fine and costs AMI 10 ia : in jail
on hrst aud to 50 days in jail on second
fa'fick Herllhy. Two cases. Capias
Daniel Herlihy. Three cases. Judgment
ior state Principal and sureties lie
laulted. Sctre facias To be brought be.
iore neat term. { pias issued Oct n.
Fred johnson Capas issued % y.
Lizzie Kelly. tapias Issued Oct. n.
issued Oct. y.
toen Tracy. Two cases. Sentenced
y days IN jail on first, Second case
\ol Pros. Wy order % Court.
Alexander ID. stuart. Cap!as issued
Oct. y.
Michael Shea. Two indictmentsH Capia.
issued oct q.
Robert sprowl Capias issued OCT n.
Daniel llerlihy, Applt. Proceedings
quashel for informa'ity.
Gilbert Pettee. MOL Pros. per agree
ment of previous term.
Ambrose simpson. Sentence, fine ESQ
and 80 days In jail.
Simeon Written. Mol Pros, per agree
nent Of previous term.
susan Bracy Papers in Law Court on
exceptions.
Arthur ". Els, Applt. Two cases Plea
OF guilty entered. Continued for sen
tence.
John W. Guthrie. Four cases Papers
III Law Court on exceptions.
II +. Anderson. Three cases. Capias
issued Oct ~.
Patrick W Ford. Three Indictments
On first indictment sentenced r months
In jail On sec0u indictment sentenced
900 fine and costs and 80 DAYS in ail
Ihrd indictment quashed for infor
mAlity.
George E. Frost. Three cases Capias
issuef oct. q.
r. l.. Havey- Three cases Capia. l..
sued Oct. "a
Daniel Herlihy. Capias Issued Oct 81
John Mcdonald. Three cases .apias
Issued oct. 2.
Benjamin +. sprowl. Three cases. Pa.
pers In Law Court on exceptions.
James sullivan. CaPias issued Oct 81
Thomas Underwood. Capias Issued Oct
WAC Attest:-JOHS f. kNOWIToN Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

No. Surry.
John NJ. Young has gone to Bar Harbor
to work.
Calvin Young and Clifton Coggins were
home from Quarryville, Saturday.
Master Charles Cunningham of Quarry.
Vile is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. c. B. Coggins is visiting relatives
in your city.
Mrs. E. 0. Bonsey and Mrs. Augustus
Young are In very poor health. DR.. Emery
Is In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. Mckinney of Morgan's
Bay, celebrated the twentieth anniversary
Of their married life week before last. They
received many fne presents.
Nov. 10. SrRus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
Notice To Mariners.

Change in Lights in Rockland Breakwater.
AsHINGroS, Nov. a. Notice is given
by the lighthouse board that on or about
November 80, the two fixed red lens Ian
tern lights on Rockland breakwater, north
side of the entrance to Rocklaud Harbor,
will be moved to the new beacon on the
end of the finished work of the breakwater,
about 1927 feet southwark of the present
position of the lights. The lights will, as
heretofore, be exhibited one vertically
above the other, 90 feet and % feet, re-
spectively, above mean high water. The
new beacon is built of dimension stone in
the form of 9 pyramid, IA feet square at the
base and feet square at the top and IA
feet high. The partial filing of the break
water slopes from the beacon to the south
for 100 feet, beyond which tie channel is
clear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

Beautiful, picturesque Camden is in
ashes. Her people have met with a great
loss, but they bear it msnfully and are
energetically laying their plans for the
future. Over the desolation of the pres
ent site new, and more beautiful Cam
den will arise. and in the years to come
her people may feel to say: Even the
conilagiation has part in shaping the
destiny of towns and developing into a
higher prosperity the natural resources
which they possess" Camden will have
its great loss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

"Altham
Alvah Haslam returned from Boston re-
Gently with a fine line of dry goods and
groceries, with many beautiful things for
Christmas.
Mrs Addie Holt and j. w. Woodland
are In town, called here by the sickness Of
their mo ther, Mrs Isabel Woodland, who
Is very low
+. w. DeBeck has been appointed post
master and has moved the office into his
store.
Rev Mr.. Burleigh has closed his labors
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Hannah Fox has been visiting
friends In Old Town and Bradley.
The bears and dogs have made quite
slaughter among Warren Turner's and
Anvil Jordan's sheep.
Snow fell here the ninth and teams
were out on runners and very busy for q
few days.
Miss Nettle Jordan returned from Bar
Harbor recently, and is at work in E. W.
DtBeck's store.
Mr. Eli Colby died the Sd inst, aged IS
years and months after short sickness
caused by gaDgrene In one of his toes.
Mr.. Colby was much respected citizen
holding the Office Of postmaster for the
last twenty-six years, and also many town
offices. He was a kind husband and in
dulgent father. and he will be greatly
missed by the community.
School closed in district No. l, under
the management of Cyrus Hatch who gave
general satisfaction and was very much
appreciated by his school.
Eta Wasgatt closed a very successful
term In district No. 4.
Nov. IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17

THE subscriber hereby gives public ra,r., f. 80
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anu mas taken upon himself the trust az .N.I ..lHr
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1t is reported that war is imminent
between the Argentine Republic and Peru
on one side aud Chill on the other.
The death Of the Duke of Marlborough
was found to be due to heart disease.
The report Of the death Of Theodore
Child from cholera in Persia was con-
frmed.
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N Q TT e.!

hereby notify the Iublic generally, laru'fge
anu ueer hunters, Nth rifh0,t dops, urrf'-H
driy, That Will literally reward any er-ou ~r'
MN give lnforua alton that will lead to the cuuNf
.ion Vi any person or persons VITO ating the .tW ~
uespass' or any other code that it NAV Ice my
P.Nhege TO ENJOY as a property owner ID MI,
s'ate. Three hundred dollars reward " t pan
lor ihe conviction of any one engaged in WOOD
a.eahilg, or wood smugg ing, as II Is called, ana
any person or persons purchasing wood stolen
VI sthhsgled nom these Seyeral properties Will DC
prosecuted for violation of statutes bearing upon
,,eeceiVing OF stolen goods, as being accessory to
.ne theit. Five hundred dollars viii he paid a
ieMar1 Tor the conviction of any person or per,
sons mat mahciously set FIRE to any property
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INA, VIII carry out the laws OF the state Of Name
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anu ~ ~ A. Emery In common, also homestead 100
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all concerned. that he ha- been duly .t..
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