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The Mexican Attack.

EXCITEMENT IN GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. There is great
excitement here in consequence of outrages per
petrated by armed Mexicans upon American
commerce. Capt. Thurston, of the barque
Brothers, reports that eight MeXicans were
killed before he was compelled to leave his yes
sci. The Harvest Home was also attacked by
the Mexicaus, but her captain was more fortu-
nate than the captain of the barque Brothers.
The captain of the Harvest Home was deter
mined not to surrender and prepared for a
stubborn defence. As the MexicaDs pulled
alongside of his vessel he opened on them a
heavy fire of small arms. His crew fought val
lantly, aud although the Mexicans once or
twice succeeded in gaining the deck, they were
finally compelled to take to their boats, with the
loss of eight or ten killed, and retreated to the
shore. The particulars of these transactions
have been forwarded to Washington, and the
captain Of the barque Brothers, together with
his crew, remain here awaiting orders from the
federal government,
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AT BosTON-Loss s., 800
BosTON, Sept. IA fire was discovered this
evening in Daniel Harrison & Co.'s furniture
warehouse, SIC and SIS Harrison avenue, causing
damage to the amount of 80 500, which is fully
insured.
AT HAMILTON, oNT.-Loss $40 900.
HAMILTON, Sept. THE carbon iron works,
in this city, We're burned this morning. Loss
S40,0 00 insured for one half
AT CuICAGo-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept This afternoon Hallett
& Co.'S machine shop, Meaghar street, was de.
shoyed by fire. Loss Sl0,OOO insured for 81
500.
James Campbells boiler shop, adjoining, was
burned. Loss $4,000; insured
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Railroad Matters.

SOUTHERN CENTRAL.
NEW YORK, Sept. THE Southern Central
railroad company elected the following directors
yesterday: Homer N. Lockwood, William H.
Seward, Jr., Adam Miller, Chas. G. Briggs, A.
IL. Goss, d. NJ. Osborne, John j. TAYLOR, Thomas
c. Platt, G. L. Rich, J. W. Dwight, II. X Clark,
lowing officers were elected: John I. Taylor.
PRESIDENT George J. Post, ce-president; vii.
liam II. Seward, Jr, treasurer; and Homer N,
Lockwood, secretary.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE stockholders of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Yesterday,
elected the following directors: J. N. Dubarry,
W. d. Bowie, Samuel Cox, George B. Roberts,
Eli j. Hinkle, James G. Clarke and VIM. T,
Walters. Gov. 0den Bowie was reelected pres
ident; j. N. Dubarry, vice-president; j. s. Leib,
treasurer; Stephen Little secretary and auditor
With the exception of the tunnel in the north
western part of this city the road will be compile
ted to Washington the ensuing winter.
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New England Dispatches.

ISpeciaI Dispatch TO the Spy.l
GRoToN JUNCTION, Sept. THE house and
barn belonging to a Mr.. Fuller of Shirley, was
burned last night. Fuller, in going to the barn
with lighted lantern, fell down, setting fire to
the barn; partially insured.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. THE trial of fire en-
gines was concluded before five o'clock, and the
awards of the five prizes are as follows: 500, for
first class steamers, TO City of Haverhill, No. 9,
playing 1873 feet inches; $3.50, first prize for
second class steamers, to Eben Simpson of BID
deiord, No. 2, playing 1888 Ieet 9 inches, the
largest stream tor the day S10O, second prize
to the E. A. Straw, No. 4, of Methuen, Mass,
playing 1856 feet inches.
For hand engines-First prize, $780, to Excel
sior, No. !, Of Winchester, Mass, throwing III
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not fatally, injured. The mill is complete
wreck, Loss, $4,000.
DROWNED,
HALIFAX, Sept. Thomas Mcdonald and
James Ellis, weIl-lInown citizens Of this place.
were drowned while returning from picnic in
a sail boat today
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EXPLOSION.


TOLEDO, Sept. THE boiler of the Maumee
Valley Touring mills, at New Haven, Ind, ex-
ploded this morning, instantly killing the pro-
prietors, Charles and Lewis Lipher, and A. b.
Carr, engineer, Three others were seriously, if
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feet inches; second prize, $50, to Tiger, No 4,
of Lynn throwing 10 feet p inches.
All the winning steamers are of the AmOSkeag
make.
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HoRTICULTURAL.-Th following is Il list of
exhibitors and specimens at the regular weekly
meeting of the horticultural society yesterday:
Miss A. NJ Lowell, West Boylston, five seeding
Gladiolus; j. NJ. Earle, fifteen varieties Giadio-
lus; Mrs. A. d. Foster, very choice roses and
other cut flowers; Mrs. c. W. Hamilton, one
stand Verbenas, one stand Drummond PhoX,
two stands very choice cut flowers; G. Z. Fran
els, one stand seeding PetuniaS; II. Il. and L.
+. Kinney, fifty-two varieties wild flowers; Her.
man Lang, Asters and Verbenas, the latter in
Guiding some very good seedlings; |. NJ. Rogers,
pears, for namc "Tyson;" +. j. Kinney, EN-
ma and Eumelan grapes, Trophy tomatoes,
Emery Sweet, Dover, Ohio, Steven, Brcsee's 6,
and Anemonc potatoes james Robinson, Belle
Lucrative pears, Coolidgc's Fayorite peaches;
John HilIard pears, for name, Doyenne BOus-
sock and Harvard; Newell Wood, Millbury,
Early Crawford, unnamed seeding and Cool
idges Favorite peaches, st. Ghislan pears,
Blackstone and White grapes; Joseph E. Phelps,
La Versaillaise currants, ST. Ghislain, Belle
Lucrative and Paradise d'Antomne pears, Hart
ford Prolific grapes; Mrs. j. A. Fuller, Hart
ford Prolific, Delaware, Clinton, Native and
Seeding from native grapes; VIM. 7. Holman,
Northern Muscadine, Clinton, Concord and
Hartford Prolific grapes; J. X. L. Picklord,
Hartford and Seeding from native grapes.
Gratuties were awarded to Mrs. C. w. Hamil
ton, James Robinson and Newell Wood.
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TURNER 4 BEAL.
$40 Main ST., Worcester,
AGENTS FOR WORCESTER COUNTY.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS

~ hEINlCAN q Il
II. H. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions, Trade Marks, or
Designs, No. IS State st., opposite kilby ST.
Boston,
No AqeacYm The URaed States possesses superior fa-
eeslor obtoaing PaeRtS, or dsceTtdiRiRg tie patetd
All necessity oil journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
"a regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
canhotemploya man more competent and trHstiCOFthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
TO for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
- - Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr. Il. IL. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
pcaions Tor Patents having been successful in almost
every case such unnistakable proof of great talent and
ability on his part leads to recommend ALL inventors
TO apply TO MN 10 procure their patents they NAV be
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed ON
their cases and at very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. 1911. d2twly flO JOHN TAGGART.
lumber LAND FOR SALE-One Lot
Il containing 80 This lot is within one mile OF
two saw mills and depot and is very heavily timbered
win White and Yellow Pine. and Is the best pine timber
lot In this part OF the state.
Also another lot containing 80 acres fourteen acres of
winch Is covered with very large Chestnut Timber the
best m Worcester county. The remainder of this lot Is
covered with Sapng Pines OF about twenty years
about two miles from depot on a good road. ANY one
wishing to buy good timber lots will do well to examine
the above lots.
For particulars Inquire Of
le@s nzsaW&wSu' Athol Depot, Mass.
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At San Francisco, yesterday, Mrs Alpheus
Bull, widely known in California and Nevada,
committed suicide by hanging herself, while la
boring, under temporary insanity, caused by
long illness,
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Political,


SAN FRANCIsCo--THE ELECTIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE returns come
In slowly. Booth, republican, will carry this
city by nearly 1000 majority. The taxpayers
ticket is elected with one or two exceptions.
Booth has carried the state by from 1000 to 5000
majority.
Ldter.-The republicans are certain of elect
ing senator to succeed Mr.. Cole Coughlan.
rep, is elected to congress in the the third and
Sargent, rep, in the second district The re.
publicans have an even chance of getting fine
first district, The whole legislative and munich
pal government are republican, and the tax
payers ticket is elected in San Francisco with
the exception of recorder and one supervisor.
The republican majority in the state is about
1000,
0HIo--THE PROSPECT,
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA prominent Ohio
republican representative writes here that Cen
N0yes will certainly carry Ohio by TWENTY-FIVE
thousand majority, and that tue indications are
very favorable for the election of republican
legislature. 1t was thought that in Cincinnati
the Sunday law would ALLEVIATE a large number
Of Germans from the republican party. but fine
writer says that this question will not become
an issue III the present campaign, being STAYED
Off until the municipal election, which occurs
next spring, when it will be brought up for
inal settlement,
NEW JaRsEY-REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE,
TRENTON, Sept. THE republican state
convention to-day nominated Cornelius Walsh
for governor on the second ballot.
SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRANTS PRoMpr
ACTION HAS THE DESIRED EFFECT.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7.-Twcnty.six of the
most prominent citizens of Spartanburp county
including the United States Commissioner
United States assessor, probate Judge, sheriff,
clerk of court and county representatives in
both branches OF the legislature, publish over
their own signatures a letter to Senator Scott
declaring that no outrages have been committed
in that county since the departure of the con-
sressional committee and the county is in pro-
found peace aud quiet.
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pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
\ can ana Foreign Patents procured Rejected Az
klcatons re-argued; Interference Cases Irosecuted
Opinions given ss to the validity and infringement Of
Faents and suits prosecuted and defended i1 the u g.
Courts by "'
THOS. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF 1tbs
Board of Appeals U, s. Patent ohlce0 Counsellor Al
Law; and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office Dodge.s
Block corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Wsss
u24 dS wifi "''~sS'ei' AAA9'
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GQ(ortcsttr 4aiIg spp.
CITY NEWS.

In the superior court, the case of johnson VS..
the city of Worcester is still on trial.
Il. R. Greene has returned to the city and can
now be seen at the Dread.
A dispatch from Washington states that the
commissioner of patents yesterday extended the
patents of George Il. Burt, Abram Wright and
George T, Wright, Of this city, for horse powers
The northern lights were particularly fine last
evening, a magnificent auroral display in the
northern sky being preceded by the appearance
of a brilliant belt Of light, which spanned the
heavens from east to west
Ten boys, from IA to II years of age, were yes
telday and last evening arrested, six OF them
for larceny and four for loafng around the
theatre. Several whips, stolen by two of them,
are at the police Office, for identification by
the owners.
An unusually large class will enter the high
school the coming term, a large number of APP
plicants besides those who were admitted earlier
in the season, appearing for examination this
week. The examination of the papers of the
candidates is not yet completed, but will be to-
morrow.
The wife of one John Sullivan, in East Wor-
cester, was3 yesterday arrested for cutting a
irightlul cash in the forehead of another woman
iniher neghborhood with whom she had lrncas
while in drunken condition. DR.. Simpson at
tended the injured woman, whose case is a crit
ical one. Mrs. Sullivan will be examined before
the municipal court to-day for the act
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Drunkenncss was the
principal offence with which Judge Williams
had to deal with yesterday: James Cunning
ham, Daniel Sweeney and jeremiah Lee, each
paid fines for that offence; and Patrick Biz
mingham, Daniel Burns, Florence Toohey, John
Burns, and John Howell, each fined for the
same, were unable TO pay and event over"
Richard Larl1in, before the court for disturbing
the peace, and George f. Sullivan, for larceny,
We're discharged.
A hearing was had in the case of John Ma
loney, complained of for committing murder
Gus assault upon NJ chael LAWN on the goth of
August last. LAWN was able TO be present rs Il
witness. Maloney was ordered to recognize in
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance before the
superior court at the criminal tenn in October,
and failing to comply with the order he was
committed.
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From Washington.
POSTAL.

POSTAL.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. THE post
office department has ordered an extension Of
the mail service on the Great Falls and Conway
railroad from Union to Ossipee, seventeen miles
and half.
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Germany.

BISHOPS IN SECRET CONFERENCE,
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE North German bishops
have just commenced a series of secret confer
ences mt Fulda to consider the question of the
dogma of infallbility. 1t has been decided at
these meetings to omit the customary morning
cathedral high mass. The bishops have assem-
blcd in full force, and from the earnest manner
in which they have commenced the conduct of
their sittings, it is evident that they mean bust
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LOST AT SEA.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. THE steamer Leader,
from Dantzic for this port, has been lost at sea.
Portions of the wreck have been picked up.
The Leader was freight and passenger steamer
plying between this port and Dantzic. The
number of persons on board is not accurately
known. 1t is feared that all are lost. The Of
ficers and crew. all of whom must have perish
ed, numbered about twenty-five men.
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Great Britain.

NICTUKIA : HEALTH.
LONDON, Sept. IA court circular announces
that Queen Victoria is steadily improving. Her
illness, which at one time threatened to assume
a dangerous form, is now under control of the
physicians.
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License Notice.
M1OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that /.
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City Of Richmond, Wayne Township, Wayne
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Of the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Wayne county, Indisaa, Tor license to sell
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quantities than quart at time, aud allow
the same 70 be drank, % the premises whsrs
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approved March 5th, 1859. The premises on
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Wayne county, Indiana, laid out by W.
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land Immediately North Of the fremont House
nsssesM City Of Richmond, Wayne township
Wayne county, Indiana.
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The FEARFUL HEAT OF THR CHICAGO
FIRE.- Some idea Of the awful hea: OK
perisnced at the Chicago fire. can, says
the Aurors Herald, in part, be imagined
By going into the yards OF tho c. B 40.
Railroad. of this city, and inspected the
two or three hundred car wheels that
have, arrived there. We saw them on
Monday, and were astonished at the ter
iibls indications Of intense heat left on
the shrunken and twisted massee of IRON
Ger wheels that no ordinary furnaces
would make the least impression upon
which were standing one hundred feet
away from any building, on side tracks
under the cars arc now only shapeless
Jumps Of raggei, jagged iron. The ears
melted in this terrific heat, snd the
trucks. axles and wheels have run into
each ether like cup of half melted bull
lets. In one case the wheels. brass box
%, suspenders, journals. steel springs
huge spikes, axles bolts and bars, have
melted and made 3 complete casting
the rel Of the track on which they
3 stood, taking 30 firm hold that il Val
necessary to cut the rail in two to gel
the mass away Bits Of brass haye fused
and adhered to the axles withlso strong
grip that the repeated blows Of slsdgs
hammer made no other impression thar
to give back a clear, metallic ring II
some other cases the wheels have 81
melted that the weight Of matt Ell restinl
upon them has fattened them ont, ant
now they look like awkward ellipsoid
with bars and bolts sticking in them, AM
pointing in every direction. In on
Strange case bit Of rail adheres TO
shapeless wheel, the rail being burned
actually burned on by the fire; the rag
ged points stick out, ard the form Of tn
rail can be seen imbedded in the face Q
the wheel, like hot nail sunk in piec
oftallow. Aud yet these cars stood re
mote from the great centres Of hea'
What must it have been in those part
VIII ere the most heat was concentrated
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Mrs. A bijah Keith succeeded in saving
from the flames which Destroyed oil her
household goods in Chicago. Lord By.
,on's sword, which was given her father.
Col. j. r. Millsr, while in Greece. Aside
from this priced relic, Mrs. and Mrs.
Keith only rescued from their residence
trunk of valuables and clothing. This
was almost saying Of tho rdsveuring
flames, I lot them take whate'sr they
would. but kept my tather's sword
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This fall Miss Hamilton and Miss
Clara Smith entered the Freshssan, class
at Middlebury college, and they reflect
honor upon this class. Not only are the
students refined and elevated by associ-
citation with the M gs7&9
Ladies whose bright eyes rsisn influence
But thus far they have proved them
selves superior scholars In fecitatiens
far SURPRISING the rest Of the class.
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State OF Indiana, :, !.
WuunP, COx7ztu.
SIS

w Uy/kt4 IOII7LCH,
Claretta Stanley, and In the Wayne Com
William Dulin, her mon Pleas Court
Guardian. January Term. 1871
$50. Vs. la& Complaint ON Ac.
Thomas n. Young. eeans No. 1sse.
Turner. CHS $50 ess.73e
nE IT KNOWN, That, on this Fist d.v .,
- October, 1871, the above named Plsi.-
tif. ~ sJsmes Perry, Esq, Attorney, iled in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court. their complaint against said de-
fendants IN the above entitled cause, together
with The affidavit Of . competent person that
said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and Malvi
NJ Turner are not residents Of the State Of
Indiana. a IA
Said defendants, Nicholas Stauley ana
Nslyina Turner therefore are hereby notified
OF the filing and pendesey Of said ,mpiaint
against them and that, unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto, at the eallinr Of
the said cause on the second day OF The esxt
Term Of saia Court, 10 Be begun and held at
the Court House in Csstrsviils, on tbe Pisss
Monday Of January next, said somplaiDt ani
the matters and things therein contained and
allsdg6, will b taken a. true AMI the said
cause will ~ heard and determined in their
absence, "a ssesa : Il g :
! Witness WIN, W. Dudley, Clerk.
rs And the Seal Of said Court, Of Cen.
tssvale, this 71st day of October, 1871.
..rss WN. W. DUDLEY, Ckrk.
JAxxs P1HRY, Atty.0f PIE. mss 4wpfoe.
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a traveller who saw = pretty girl in
the same car with himself sAys; In .
few years. thought I, that infant will b
an ornament to society, bat bad che not
better die? Very socn she will tie some
dead woman's hair to the back of her
head, fasten her ribs with corset. and
hang bird cage around her laser limbs.
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The Herald, Of Columbia, Tenn. says:
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