Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-21
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benclactor OF the human race. The general
opinion is that the will will be broken
Abbreviated DispaIches
AT Salt Lake the grand jury has adjourned
until Monday
The remains of Col. Anderson will be sent to
America
A transport sails from Cadiz on the 3Oth with
fresh troops for Cuba.
Thomas Murphy, collector of the port of New
York, has resigned, and Gen. Chester A. Arthur
has been appointed in his place
1t is untrue that Detective Sampson has zone
to Europe for Garyev. lie has been despatched
in pursuit OF a noted fOrger.
Detroit, Mich. dispatch SAYS Schooner
| Twilight was wrecked ON the 18th off Port An
burne Six persons were lost"
The Orleans, N, Y, Democrat proposes TO run
Sanford l.. Church, of New York for president
with ''ratz Brown, of Missouri, for vice prcsi-
dent
Henry c: Bowen, of the Independent and
Brooklyn Union, publishes a card DENYING
that he is connected with the Brooklyn ring.
The paymastcr generals report shows that the
disbursements OF the year TO the army, military
academy, volunteers, back pay and bounties were
SIS 900 900.
acollislon on the OHIO and Mississippi railroad
Sunday, near OsgOood, Indiana and the engi-
necr's arm was broken.
Fifth auditor of the treasury Barron, is ex-
pected to resign shortly to accept seat in the
Wisconsin legislature, to which he has been
elected.
Count Chambord chief of the elder branc h of
BourbunS, contradictS the report that he in
tends to surrender the hereditary right to the
throne of France.
}. A. Alpers, deputycollcctor of internal reyc.
nue. at Charleston, S. c., has mysterously dis
appeared. An examination ofhiS accounts show
them TO be correct His friends claim foul play
The secretary Of war has issued an order re-
voking the order Of the 1st inst, which discon-
tinucd the department of the Platte, and re-es-
tahllShn@ the department with Brig. Gen. L. O.
Cord in command.
man named Kane, twenty two years of age
residing on Samson street, Philadelphia, was
run oyci by Il ear ON the Union line ON Saturday
night. He has since died at the hospital The
driver and conductor are in custody.
1t is probable that in the event of the pope
quitting Rome, il the Italian government passes
the bill interfering with the rights of religious
bod IN Rome, that he will seek an asylum in
France
Steamer Montana, which sailed from San
Francisco for Panama, on Monday, carried
merchandise TO the value of S27 ,000 mainly
from New York, including 10000 gallons Of
wine.
D, D. T. Moore of the Rural New Yorker is
urged in various quarters for republican candi-
date for governor. General Cochrane and Os-
wald OttendOrler, the German leader, are candi- |
dates for mayor Henry Smith of Albany, an
Old-tme republican, has the inside track for
speaker et the assembly.
1t IS expected that the grand duke will be pre-
scented TO the president at noon on Wednesday
The president and cabinet, the grand duke and |
suite, and Minister Catacazy will be the only
ones present. aud the ceremony will take place |
in the blue parlor.
AT one O'Clock on Sunday morning, at Color |
ado, Pa, the house and tavern of Michael Cam |
field was destroyed by fire. His two daughters, |
AGED seven and nine years were burned TO a Gin |
der. The fire is supposed TO be the act of an in
ecndary.
The surgeon general reports the expenditures |
OF the year as S33O,0O0, leaving a balance of |
81 ,oOO,OOO; $500 persons received artificial limbs
or money commutation therefor, during the /
year. The health of the army was not so good |
as the previous year.
A Washington special saws: GA movement in.
side the republican party has been inaugurated
to nominate Secretary Boutwell, for the pres
dency. This is done with aYiew of harmOnZing |
the party and fusing with the aut-Grant ele
ment which holds the balance of power Mr.
Boutwell, declines to aid this movement"
On Saturday afternoon three wcll'dresSed men
entered j. BrennerS jewely store in Maiden
lane, New York, and began inspecting the goods.
While two Of them engaged the attention Of Mr..
Bremen and his clerk, the third man made of
with Il tray on which were thirty-SX diamond
rings, valued at $4,000.
Secretary Robson has not written a line of
his report yet lie says that the published state
ments giving an alleged synopsis of it are mere
guess work, and formed probably on his last
years recommendation as he docs not know
yet himself what suggestions or recommended
tions he will make this year.
Information from Charleston goes to show
that the democratic leaders are making strong
appeals to the citizens to favor the reputation
OF the state dent Much local excitement exists,
and the coarse pursued by the democrats is re-
garded as likely TO stir up the passions of the
people and eventually cause trouble,
The Chicago grand jury have closed their
labOrs. They commended the action of Mayor
Mason, in calling to his aid the services of
Gen Sheridan, and consider that the thanks of
the community are due TO Sheridan for his eff
fcient aid to regulate the police force in the
emergency caused by the fire,
The final vote was reached in the Omaha
house, yesterday, ON the bill to repeal the |
woman suffrage iaw-ayes, nine, all democratic;
nays, three, republicans, The bill will come up |
in the council in day or Two,
Lord Gordon of Scotland has completed an
extensive tour through the northwest, IN the in.
terest Of organized emigration from SrotIand |
lie purchased two townships of land from the |
Northern Pacific railroad company, in western |
Minnesota, for large Scotch colony, a portion |
OF whom have already arrived with many fine |
thoroughbred cattle, which they design to be |
engaged in raising,
A sensational special from Washington state |
that new political movement will be inaupu |
rated Thanksgiving day, when Ben Buter |
Horace Greeley Carl Schut2 Jacob 6 COY |
Charles A, nana, LYMAN Trnmhull Thurlow
Weed, VIM. NJ, Eyarts, Senator Snencer of Ala.
hama and other anti-Grant men win meet and
take steps TO form n new poltical nrogramme
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