Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10

John II. Keyser is believed TO ne travelling in
Florida or the Caroliuas for his health. His
partner says n little property at Aiken, S. G.,
was bought by KevSer months ago, with the in
tention of establishing home for northern in.
vadS.
Gen. Barlow, yesterday, thus detailed the fu-
ture plans of the reformcrS: 1--WE can now easily
rid ourselves of all our corrupt officials, the
mayor, the commissioners, officers in the differ
ent municipal bureaus, the Judges of the city
courts and inferior courts, in fHct, all the crca-
tion of the new charter can be and will be abOl-
ishcd by legislative enactment. A new charter
will be framed and m election ordered under it.
The Judges of the higher courts, WHO are con-
stitutonal appointments, will be reached
through impeachment. All that miserable
coterie Of Tammany republicans now holding
office in the several departments are forever po-
litC0lly crushed. They can never again hold
their heads up in the republican party, and it is
very certain that they will never have the chance
in the mocratc. Criminal proceedings will be
commenced against every man who is implcat-
ed in the city frauds. This is only the COM
mCncement Of the reform. If it is the end, then
we have made great ado about nothing. The
people want those who have stolen their money
sent to the state prison, and the same evidence
that caused the arrest of the thieves should be
sufficient to ndict them"
The Standard nominates George Jones, of the
Times, for mayor, and urges the committee of
seventy to organize Jones clubs at once
Theodore b. Baunsen, leader of gang of
bounty and back pay claim iorgers, was arrcs ed
here last evening. Ii is stated that he has
manipulated forged claims on the government
amounting to $4,000 His hcadQ uarters have
lately been in Chicago.
A number of inventors meet here on the 18th
OF December for tue purpose of forming a ma
tiona union.
The complete vote for aldermen in this city
stands: Tammany, Al ,3O1; anti -Tammany, 72,-
S92
The scholars of the public schools of this city
contribute $4,000 for Chicago
Governor Hoffman and staff have returned to
Albany
The petition for the pardon of Rossel, the con
victed Paris communist, has received the sigma
lures Of all the French residents here.
The Sun states that the building of the Via
duct railway, one Of the Tammany Jobs is in
definitely postponed.
There were fourteen new cases of small pOX
last week.
1t is stated that Sigel will make 0'Donovan
ROSSa deputy register.
A mass meeting of the young mems munich
pal reform association will be held next week at
the Cooper institute.
"lhe Little Church Around the Corner" was
filled with Il gaily dressed company yesterday,
to witness the marriage of a daughter of Lester
Wallack TO Arthur Livingston Sewall. The
bridesmaids were Misses Chamberlain Brooks,
Bonner and NewcOmb; the groomsmen, MeSsrs.
Granger, Hemmcns, Ballour and Danbell; the
uShers, the Messrs. Wallack. a select reception
at the house of the brides parents followed the
ceremony.
James FIsheark, who, while passing through
West street, in this city, last night, attacked
by John Cullen and Patrick Geary and stabbed
in the abdomen, is in a dying condition. His
aSSailantS were arrested.
Thomas Holland fell on large cleaver in a
slaughter house on FOrty-irSt street, last eve
ming, severing an artery in his leg. The result
will probably be fatal.
VIM Wiggins, while intoxicated, lay down to
sleep on the Harlem railroad, near White Plains,
yesterday, and had both legs taken off by a
passing train.
Gen. Sherman and staff win be here on Satur-
day, to take passage on the frigate Wabash.
The general term of the supreme court has
reversed the judgment giving Captain Samucs
$1,000 for alleged libel by the Evening Post
All the firemen of the Tenth avenue disaster
will recover.
Mr. Wolfe died in the hospital Tuesday night
from swallowing half a pound of shot, on the
advice of an old woman, TO relieve constipation
of the bowels.
Mathew Kenny, bill poster arrested in Brook
lyn, charged with being the leader of Il band OF
rcpcatcrS, was released on $1,000 bail
A committee appointed at a Brooklyn meet
ing, this morning, have issued calls for a mass
meeting of tax payers in the Academy of Music
tomorrow night, to express indignation at the
ring frauds alleged to have been perpetrated on
Tuesday. Mayor KalbAeisch will preside. Sew
era returns from districts in five wards in Brook
yn are still missing.
1t appears one United States Commissioner
White dischargedsJim Irving to-day on his re-
cognizance, but he'was Immediately re-arrested
ON warrant for the same Misunderstanding
Marshal Downey-iSsued by Commissioner
davenport Irving was taken before the latter,
who ordered him to be taken to Ludlow street
lall, in irons, TO await examination tomorrow,
Irving is prominent politician, and this sum
mary arrest causes some excitement in certain
circles.
Freyers cabinet factory, Warren street. Brook
lyn, was burned this morning; loss, $4,000.
Marshal Sharpe, fearing that Jim Irving's
friends would rescue him from the Ludlow street
jail, has issued an order for his removal to a
United States fort.