Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-11


There was wild Generalization on the
New York Stock Exchange during the first
hour yesterday. Deacon White and two
other firms failed. Prices then rose, and
confidence is thought to be restored-The
international monetary conference is not
to reasonable in Brussels until November
George W. Wellington of Boston,
for 10 years prisoner in Mexico, es-
capped and is on his way home =
The Mechanics Savings bank, Nashua,
n H., was closed by an injunction
Sheriff Hurlbutt will alone superintend
the execution of Almy-A coal train
went through bridge at Middlebury, VT
A whole settlement is under water at
Northampton, Mass. Bridges were carried
away in Vermont and New Hampshire
Edwin Booths condition is reported to be
improved, and his physician hopes for his
speedy William Edwards
of North Berwick, Me-, hanged himself
last night. Dependency was the cause.
Sunday May :.
DIR. William s. Tyler, professor of Greek
at Amherst for the past 81 years, has re-
signed-A schooner knocked out q rail-
road bridge at Lyme, Conn-Great Brit
ain won the naval boat race on the Hud-
son-Governor Altgeld Of Illinois has re-
piled to Governor Russell's message car
ried by the relay bicycle riders-Three
New York Cinnamon surrendered them
selves so arrest in order to test the constitu.
tionality of Geary the law-An attempted
duel between Memphis newspaper men
was frustrated by officers OF the Law
Joe Jefferson has been obliged to cancel
his engagements on account of sickness
Evangelist Gibbs, now in Halifax, turned
out to be fraud-A cut in wages was
made at the Carnegie steel works-The
German army bill was defeated. The
reichstag was dissolved by order of the
emperor rule advocates are well
satisfied with the progress of their cause
FIX Minister Lincoln has started for
America-An attempt was made to
murder an officer at Three Rivers, Mass,
for assisting in liquor raids--A build
ing on Groveland street Haverhill, Mass
fell over rs the result of the recent storm
The waters on the Merrimac river,
which assumed such startling proportions
last week, have begun to recede-The
Boston Toothpick company, which was to
have big plant at Portland Me assigned;
liabilities about s4oo0-An arrest made in
Lawrence, Mass, last Saturday for drunk.
enness WAS the first for that offense since
last Monday, the first day of prohibition in
that city---W- II. Perryman, 80 years old.
steward on the steamer City Of Norwich OF
the Norwich and New York Transportation
company, committed suicide by hanging
He was probably insane
Monday. May 3.
Harvard and Yale are to row at the Chi
caso naval regatta if oxford and Cam.
bridge participate--A Yale graduate
oiier~ To bear the expense of sending the
crew to England to row Oxford Arch
bishop Williams confirmed 400 persons at
Somcrvillc Mass A sensational shos
ing and stabbing ARRAY occurred at Provi-
dence-The death OF Mrs Chauncey NJ
Depew is announced in New York -
The officers and men of steamer Ohio at
Cairo, III. were scaldcd to death by the
bursting u a tue--A serious railway ac-
cilcnt occurred AZ Lafayette. Ind several
persons were killed -Mexicaus fought a
duet on account Of love affairs one was
killed; the other will die-The Russians
81 a western European city sent to George
KEENAN, protest against the new
Russian treaty-A runaway engine on
the Big -Four Line caused 10 Deaths
President Cleveland has issued a ukase
telling Office SEEKERS he cannot see them any
murr-A Boston CORES pendent Of the
Washington Post says Josiah Quincy
i likely tn be nominated for COVER.
nor Of Massachusetts by the democrats
The trial course # the New York will he
from the Massachusetts, to the Maine
CuAet ~ Steam boat freight house wal
consumed and steamer partly destroyed
hy tire AZ New iiaveu-Speculato
are buying books Of depositors In
the Mechanics Savings hank AT Nashua,
y II No tjdiugs from the two missing
Marb.ehcal Mas, boys Every pre-
caution i lviuG taken u prevent Amy
committing suicide ordnance ex-
peri~ will recommend the discontinuance
Of the puruwanc gun system The peo-
pie ~ Fayrttsilie. y C. are asking for the
removal of Il culorrd postmaster-An ap-
plIca'iuu has be, j made for an injunction
to prryr.t the city Of Bangor, Me, using
the i!cr-cy fund The Cuban revolution
lists at Key Nest have declared that ar
ENGAGEMENTS arr ready for big revolution
on the island, the leaders are said to have
bccn bought oil w l.. Parmelee Of An
sonia Conn, took "A dose Of IMMINENT. made
OF chiolofurm and aconite. His little girl
also took some. but both lives were saved
by Mrs Parmeiee vigorous Use of hot
water and mu>tard-T. A Brown was
indicted for murder by the grand jury,
which made it, report before Judge Bond
in the superior criminal court Saturday.
Brown killed his mother, Catherine
. Mcaley, in South Boston about a month
ago
Tuesday, May y.
The long drought in Austria has been
broken cyclone has done much dam
age in Arkansas-Severt.l persons were
killed by tornado in Oklahoma-The
reduction Of iron workers wages may lead
10 blr-MAny sailors have deserted
from the British ships at New York
The first catch ~ soup Of the season was
made at Newport, X. I-Bennie Nor
rell the Nyear-old son Of f. W Morrell,
editor OF The Rrporter-J ournal, Gardi-
ner, Ne. Sanday-Joseph Tracey OF
Ashuelot \. H., accidentally shot and
killed himself, while trying TO kill cat
He leaves a widow and six children
New York Cubans do not think that the
revolution in their country is crushed
The south and southwest will not support
Cleveland's silver policy, it is said-A
house was blown to pieces by natural gas
at Anderson Ind, and two persons prob
ably injured Russian government
j. To convene commission OF rabbis next
fall 70 consider the Jewish question-The
Worcester Mass city council apppropri-
at-d $50 to help defray the expenses of the
New England veteran firemen's tourna-
meut. is TO be held in that city ext August
William Fenwick, a rolling mill en-
ploye at New Haven, was struck in the
forehead With a stone in a fight and can
not liye-One fireman was killed and an
other badly injured in philadelphia
Lizzie a. Borden was arraigned in the
superior court at New Bedford, Mass, and
pleaded not guilty Of nurder-Ex- Presi-
dent Gonzales of Mexico is again reported
dead - The libel against the Gillian
steamer ltata has been dismissed by the
United States circuit court of appeals at
San Francisco.
Southwest Hsrbor.
ON Sunday Mau Z memnrial serric.s In