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Mexico.
The President Political Excitement
Fears of Revolution, Etc.


CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 70, VIA HAVANA,
Oct. S.-Juarez was installed president last night
amid great excitement There are no rcYolu-
tionary disturbances yet. There are rumors of
n change in the cabinet. Martinez has issued a
pronunciamento near Galligno in Larraon, and
another inECaSalad. Generals Marquis Porra
and Escupero, and Colonies RQias and DALI have
pronounced against Juarez in Sinaloa. General
POrra is the defeated candidate for governor.
SEPT. 20.-All is quiet. The presidents mes
sage is cOnciliatOry, hut firm. 1t recommends
material improvements, the building of rail-
roads aud protection of the coast. 1t also sane
tons the making of treaty with foreign ma
tons. The president has a majority in con-
gress
There is another great revolution in Mexico,
and the State of Nueva Leon takes the lead.
Gen. Pedro Martinez pronounced in Galena
against the Juarez GOV ernment, and was second
ed by Gems Geronimo and Trevino, the govern
or of Nueya Leon, together with all the state au-
thorities, and several other chieftains. Their
combined forces are said to be marching on Ca.
mango and Matamoras, with the view of occu-
plying the custom house on the frontier. The
first steps taken by the authorities of Nucva
Leon was to throw into prison all the employees
OF the federal government 1t is expected that
the movement will be seconded by the neigh
boring states, and the revolution become gen
eral. Potiuo Diaz is reported to have said
that he would march against the Juarez gov
eminent, but his loyalty is much doubted.
MatamoraS and the frontier are vet quiet
Nevertheless, the merchants feel anxious about
coming events. Generals Polairo and Cortinas
have issued a proclamation to the soldiers under
their respective commands, and TO the citizens
of the frontier in general, to stand and fight for
Juarez.
Great preparations are being made in Mata-
mOras for the defence of the city, and all the
cavalry has left for the front The telegraph is
only working as far as Meir, and no further
news is reported at this hour. Great excite
ment is reported from all parts of Mexico on
account of such stirring news.
SEPT. 24.-Juarez will be elected by congress.
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Criminal Record.
pIsoRpERLY DRoYER KILLED.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct S.-rhe city marshal
of Abelina, on Thursday evening, wounded ono
ana killed another Of the party of drovcrs who
had been raiding on the people during the day
for liquor.
FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. S.-A man named Lar
rabee killed his son-in-law, named Woodland,
near Carthage, N. Y, yesterday, A dispute
arose about putting timber in the river, and
Larabec struck Woodland with club.
FEMALE ABORTIONIST.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Ars. Alice Hecken-
doan of Reading, Pa, an alleged professional
ab0rtiOnist, has been committed to answer to
two charges.
ENLIGHTENMENT.
BALTIMORE, Oct. SIN the United States
district court, in Baltimore, yesterday, in the
case of Gen. Bowman, late deputy collector,
charged with embezzement, a verdict of guilty
was rendered on the first four counts of the in
dictment, and not guilty on the fifth count.
Sentence was deferred.
THOSE UTAH REPRoBATEs.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. s -George |. Cannon,
Henry w. Lawrence A. Goodberth and one of
the firm of Kimball & Lawrence, have been ar
rested by United States Marshal Patrick and
held for appearance at this term Of the court.
The charges in both cases were for lascviouS CO.
habitation with several women, under the Utah
statutes. 1t is expected that the defense and
that of Brigham Young and Major Wells, will he
PENDANTS; whereupOn, the charged of bigamy
will be presented under the congressional law
bearing upon the subject
Thomas Hawking was arraigned before Judge
Mexican on an indictment for adultery, the
charge having been made by his first wife. He
pleaded not guilty. The United States attorney
gave notice that he would be ready for the trial
on Monday next.
There was vehement and incendiary talk in
the Tabernacle, principally by Mackenzie, one OF
Brigham Young's secretaries.
FiENDISH MURDER.
MACON, Ga, Oct. "A man named Dawson
was shot and instantly killed at Scoaba station
on Friday night by W. g. Davis, After Daw-
son fell, desperate named Gilmore placed re-
volver to the dead mans head and fired two shots
through his brain. Later in the night mob OF
excited citizens attacked Gilmore's store and
completely Quilted it, damaging the goods
about S5000
THE BALsTER MURDER TRIAL,
WAsH1NGToN, Oct. S.-Ihe second trial of HO
ratio Balster, on The charge of numbering Sonny
james, in February last, was concluded las
evening. verdict OF manslaughter was rem
dered. Sentence was reserved.
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" Harrington, 2di Mrs S Stone, sweet pickles
Herbert Mead, I'd
Working Oxen and Stcers-Chas Hastings; } 5
Goodrich 2dj T X Porter steer calves.
Cows and Heifers-Luther Page, best herd of 4
cows; q Boutwell,, mCh cows; Stillman Stone,
I'd; Jos Goodrich, years old heifer; Luther Page,
I'd; } f Brown, yearling heifers; Luther Page I'd;
Jos Goodrich, hefer calf; j Wilson, I'd.
Bulls.-E HOughtOn, i Brown; losiGoodrich,
calf Stiman Stone, I'd; Luther Page year Old.
Swine.-Luther Page boar; Brown, breed
ing sow; Chas II Hildreth, I'd; Cnas Hastings, fat
hog; VIM lIildretn I'd; Chas Hastings fat pigs;
Geo V Ball, I'd.
Draft Horses and Roadsters-Luther Page pair
draft hOrsesj Richard Gchrist single draft horse;
Chas II Hildreth, ID; Richard Gilchrist, family
horse; } Brown I'd.
Colts-Geo II Gilchrist, years old; Malon
Heath, years old; r w Snow, foal.
POultry-A Whitney, best Brahmas; j f
Brown, Lcghorns; ID Z Willard, I'd; j f Brown,
best collection Bolton Grays; j Brown, best col
lection of all kinds; Mrs Luther Lane, Ham
burgs
Apples.-DE Willard, best collection; d Whit.
ing, I'd; w Warren best dish; j f Boynton,
%; Whitney, winter apples; C II tlildreth,
I'd.
Pears, Peaches, Grapes, &c.--.J + Brown, best
collection pears; Martin johnson, I'd; Stillman
Stone best dish; II Fairbanks, ID; j F Brown
best collection peaches; Il G Whiting, I'd;
Brown, best dish; B G Whiting, I'd; Mrs N #
Cunningham, ounces; Martin johnson, ID; Mar
tin johnson, grapes; Maon Heath, ID.
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Far Off Lands.
Fearful Disnsicr-llutiny-M De-
IOug-Rumk of DaimiOs Abolished, etc.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Oct. S.-Adv'ces from Aus.
trnIia saw that Soudbutst was recently the scene
ora sad disaster. fire swcpt over the bust
ness portion of the town. destroying over half a
million dollars worth of property. only a por-
ton of which was insured
The crew of rho Amnricon b,rl, Francis. from
Hong Kong for San Francisco mntinied nj Hon.
oluu. Two of the officers were Injured, not fu-
tally, in attempting to supprcss the mutinv.
The Arizona brings news that Minister De
long had an audience with the mikado OF Japan
ms minister extraordinary from the kingdom of
Hawaii. He had zone to Hakodad, to invcsti-
gatc irregularities in the American consulate.
The submarine cable between Shanghai and
Nagasaki is in successful operation,
The decision of the assistant secretary of
state upboldiur tbc Janunese government in
closing Van Reeds stock exchange M Yeddo,
and asserting that although lawful in America
vet every nation is the iudrp nr what laws are
required to preserve the morals of its people, has
created much comment among all classes of
foreigners, as affecting their treaty rights with
this government. Five stock exchanges Of
other uationalitics and twenty native establish
mcnts are in operation with the sanction of the
goAcrnment. An appeal will be made to Wash.
| ington to uphold the treaty rights granting the
same facilities to American trade as accorded tC
| other natOnalites.
The Japanese government has issued a decree
wi ing ont the position of daimioS. This re
duccs the people who have been rulers over 30(
years to the position Of common people, and i'm
mcdately anncNCS their territories to the gov
erument. There is no longer any aristocracy Oh
religion except through the mkadO
The Russians have annexed the entire Saga
lien islands, and the embassies have been unable
to alter it.
The japanese merchants grieve over the de
tcrioratOn of silk and the decline in trade caused
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Abhrcrintrh ni.nntcncs.

The Porto Rico sugar crop is at an end. Lit
tie remains for shipment.
An extensive revolt of the students of Prince
ton college was reported in progress Saturday
The smack Peto sunk in London harbor Friday
night and seven persons persisted.
The progress of the cholera in Turkey has
been checked, and the alarm concerning
spread of the epidemic is subsiding.
Contracts have been made for the construction
of steamers for q line between Antwerp anC
New York via Dover.
sharp newspaper war is in progress in
London on the subject of literary piracy. The
correspondents are very severe on the American
publishers of British productions, and an inter
naicna copyright is universally demanded.
The Rai,2igh Sentinel says that on Thursday
n warrant was issued for the arrest of U. S.
Marshal Carrow ana his deputy, named Basher,
for the illegal arrest ana Imprisonment of eight
citizens of that state.
The Texas congressional elections closed yes
terday. The returns are too meagre to give any
indication of the result. Galveston gives q
democratic majority of one thousand, which is
a democratic gain of about nine hundred since
the election in 1869.
A telegram from Raleigh states that Josiah
Turner, editor of the Sentinel was arrested on
Friday, charged with conspiracy TO iniure the
United States marshal, on account of the lawful
discharge of the duties of his office, and he was
held to bail for appearance in court in Noyem-
Der
Adyces received from Melila state that the
revOltof the kabyles menaces only the domin-
ions Of the sultan of Turkey, who has sent
troops to restore order. The Spanish garrison
of militia will take no part in the operations
against the Kabyles unless some insult is of
fered to the Spanish flag. The cause OF the out
break was the establishment OF a Moorish GUS
tom house ON the coast
A New Orleans dispatch, of Saturday, SAYS;
"The steamer Twelfth Era is ashore in the bay,
total wreck. The passengers and crew were
saved after clinging to the wreck all night. One
negro was drowned. Other vessels were slight
ly damaged. The shipping off Galveston is
safe. The lndianola was flooded deeper by the
storm of the 3D. inst. and the tide, than has
been known in twenty-five years. The pilot
boat Robert Bruce was wrecked at the South
west pass in the gale of the Sd inst, and four
men were drowned. Other pilot boats were
driven ashore. The storm at Galveston sub
merged a portion Of the city, but there was not
much damage done. Three miles Of the Hous-
ton and Galveston railroad was badly damaUed
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WenrI,er Record.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s - 100 P. NJ SYNOPSIS.
The area Of highest barometer which was, Sat
urday afternoon, between Ohio and the Blue
Ridge, now extends from South Carolina to
New Jersey. Clear weather, with smoky haze,
has prevailed very generally east of the Missis-
sippi river. Southwesterly winds have increased
in force north and west of the Ohio valley, and
the temperature is very high in Missouri and
Iowa
PoBABILITIEs.-Th barometer will probably
fall Monday along the Atlantic coast, with
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Political.
TEXAs-THE ELECTION

TEXAS-THE ELECTION.
New ORLEANS, Oct S.-Adviccs from Gal
weston state that, in the first district,-fve
counties heard from, -Herndon, democrat, has
majority of 525. In the second district two
counties heard from,-Connor, democrat has n
majority Of 231. In the third district,-fye
counties heard from, -Giddings, democrat, has
a majority Of 920. In the fourth district
twelve counties heard from, Hancock, demo-
crat, has majority of 1852.
Thislindicates the election of Ithe entire demo.
cratic delegation to congress.
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FROM EUROPE.
France.

France
ALGERIA
PARIS, Oct S.-Thc continued agitation in the
Algeria possessions of France causes feelings Of
uneHsincss lest the government may not be ex-
CrcSing the necessary vigilance and energy in
SupreSsng the troubles, which il is feared may
grow to such proportions as to cause serious en-
barraSsmcnt and expense, or even ncceSsitate
the Abandonment of the colony.
DOMBROwSKI DISGRACED.
DOmbrowski, who was the leader of the mob
in the attacks on the German residents in Lyons,
has been arrested, tried and sentenced to impris-
Onmcnt and Il fine.
Spain.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
MADRID, Oct. S-SenOr SagOSta will use his
influence in favor of the adoption of radical
policy by the new government. Senior Prclau
has been appointed captain general of Madrid,
and Senior Merelo governor of the city. Senior
Balaquer administers the department of state
I'D interim.
TIE INTERNATIONALS.
Minister Condor declares that the government
cannot prosecute the members of the intcrna-
floral society long as they obey the law, but he
promises to give the cortes an early opportunity
OF debating the question.
RELATIONS WITH CUBA,
Senator Balagucr acting minister of state, has
tclegraphcd to the captain general Of Cuba that
necessary achievements will he promptly
Ni'F''lNhNh " hpliOlN lNN h''t'o' ''''N'
preserve the integrity of the Spanish dominion
HfaIv.
SOLDIERS IN CONVERTS.
ROME, Oct. S.-Two converts have been Oc-
cuped by the Italian troops. Th5 inmates
quietly withdrew on the approach of the mill
tary.
Germany.
STRIKE.
BRUSSELS, Oct. S.-Three hundred workmen
OF Client are on strike. They demand rcduc-
ton of days labor to ten hours, wages to be
unchanged, and double pay for work over time,
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LUNENBURG CATTLE SHow.--We copy from
awarded at the fair of the Luucnburg farmers
club, which was held on the goth ult. This is
about the last of cattle show reports until an
other year:
Butter-Cyrus Goodrich, lump butter; W E
Young, I'd; L johnson, tub butter; j S Will
SON. I'd.
Bread Pickles and Honey-A Martin, brown
bread; NJ Willard, I'd; A c Martin, wheat bread ;
Mrs Cyrus Kilburn, I'd; Mrs Ii Jones' pickles; y
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Editors SLn: me- Clinton Conrant SAWS

L@NttWo A1Dys luz CllUiOI COuTuUI says
"ln reference to the new steamers from the
Amoskeag works, the Worcester Spy SAYS: 'The
steamer from Manchester had not been deliv-
cred to the parties for whom it was intended,
and complaint was made against its being al
lowed to compete with the organized compa-
MES. And adds: "rhe A. b. Lowell (Worces-
ter) steamer did not play in the contest and we
suppose the Complaint alluded to was made bv
the company attached TO that steamer As we
understand the case from our engineers, the
facts are as follows: The committee of arrange
ments invited three steamers, not Companies
to compete-a fourth came unexpectedly: the
matter Of the new steamer being allowed TO
play was referred by the engineers to the other
steamer companies, and the A. B. Lowell COM
pany voted at our band stand, on Thursday, TO
consent 10 the AmOskeag steamer entering for
the prize and with this understanding all went
down to the pond. after the Worcester compa-
ny had seen the fine play made by the Amos
keag steamer, they claimed that it should be
barred out"
Now, | wish to make statement of facts
The circular sent to me from Clinton says:
"The fire department of Clinton invite twelve
companies 10 compete for prizes" Also, "Onlv
six hand-engines, three steamers and three hook
and ladder companies invited
found, upon appearing at the "band-stand"
to draw for my turn in playing, that one fore
man only beside myself appeared, but that rep
resentativcs from the Fitchburg steamer manu-
featuring company, also from the Amoskeag
manufacturing company, came forward to dlaw
for their turn Tor playing. | made the motion
that those steamers that were accompanied by
companies be allowed to play for the prize, and
those only; and it was so decided, No COM
panies appeared on parade with either the Fitch
burg or Amoskeag steamerS-merely the men
necessary to toork the machine itself, and those
men from the shops in which the steamers were
built.
Any ono may judge from the following card,
published in the Clinton Courant, whether the
Amoskeas steamer was accompanied by a fire
company belonging with it:
Cord.-We, the undersigned, return our sin
cere thanks to the members of the Clinton
steamer company for the use of their engine
house, and also for assistance rendered us on the
occasion of the fremen's muster in Clinton.
+. HIGGINS,
For the Amos6eag Company.
Manchester, n. H., Oct.7.
The idea thar the Clinton engineers should
say that Steamers (inanimate obierts) not com.
panies were invited to compete" is simply
udicrous and needs no comment. "rhe mat
ter of the new steamer being allowed to play
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PINK AND WHITE TYRANNY and Terrible
Temptation, the two plays at Music Hall, Sat
urday night, were well rendered by Kate Reign
olds and her company, which has the merit of
PLAYING well togethcr-as well as that of com
prising several good actors and actresses
who have played here several times. Among
them was Burns, who played at the thea
tire with the Boston company the winter it
was opened, and he is one who has won such
favor here as to always insure him q welcome.
Neither of the plays had been produced in Wor.
cester before, and the authors have so many
friends here that the house was well ied aud
the audience seemed to be satisfied. Some fault
was found because there was no orchestra, but
its place was filled as well as piano could fill
il by the playing of Mr.. Fernald, who travels
with the company as musical director.
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LIQUOR SEIzURE-TEsT QUEsTIoN.-The
state constables, assisted by the local police,
made seizures Saturday at the well known es-
Establishments of Foley, Dorman and White tax
ing 5000 or 1000 gallons of liquor, in the aggre-
gate. The two last named establishments
had United States attachments upon their
question whether the United States can engage
in the open sale of liquor in Worcester county.
The modus operdl1di can be explained in few
words: A rumseIer can get trusted out of the
state for few gallons of liquor, a suit can be
brought in the United States court, and attach
ments of the entire stock follow; keeper is APP
pointed not to keep, but to yend and so the thing
goes on in defiance of law.
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ESATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ame
a can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
picatons re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement OF
Ratents and Suits prosecuted and defended the u g.
Courts, by
TEOs. N DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF It'll,
Board Of Appeals, U. s. Patent ofice) Counsellor At
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office Dodge,s
Block corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester Mass
u2 d& wifi
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The ship England, from Quebec for Liverpool,
was abandoned at sea. The crew were saved
and arrived at Greenock.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
Saturday, Judge Williams fined Antoine Mer-
rill SO and costs for making a single sale of
liquor; Geo. w. Burdick S5 and costs for com
mon drunkenness; Arvin c.. Bems and Samuel
). Roach So and costs each for drunkenness;
and all paid but the last named, who was COM
mitted to jail. John Harding, complained of
for obstructing the street, was ordered to pay
the costs of court
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THE FIREMEN's MUSTER AT FITcHBURG,
tomorrow and next day, bids fair to eclipse all
previous affairs of the kind ever held in the
New England states. 1t is reported that some
forty hand engines, thirty steamers, fifteen hose
companies, and five hook and ladder companies
have been entered, so there will be work enough
for at least two days. The committee are doing
all in their power to ensure a successful and
harmonious result. The conveniences for play
ing are so arranged as to play two engines at
once, and no dissatisfaction eau possibly arise
in consequence. The first day being devoted to
hand engines and hook and ladder companies,
all will have a chance to play and return the
same day, if they wish The different railroad
companies have reduced their fares for the oc-
casion, and are well prepared to accommodate
all who may wish 10 attend. The three public
houses in Fitchburg, the American house, Fitch
burg hotel, and Rolstone house, will do their
utmost for the accommodation of all guests.
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The music-loving people of Mlbury gathered
in the Baptist church of that town on Thursday
evening last, TO hear a concert of vocal and in
strumental music. The soloists were hir. L. b.
Story, pianist; Miss Lottie Pratt, Mrs. Clough
Mrs. Rugg and Mr.. Cutting, vocal-all of whom
sang with admirable taste and skill. "'Tis even
ing brings my heart to thee,' was exquistey
sung by Miss Pratt; also, the song, "Tender and
true" by Mrs. Clough, aud '1m but the wither-
inc flower" by Mrs. Ruge. Blockley's duet,
Oh, swallow, flying SOUTH" was very nice and
beautifully sung by Mrs. C. and R. Miss A..
Sargent and Mrs. Clough sang the duet of
Kucken's, "Ihe Hunter" Mrs. Bancroft, Miss
Bronson and Mrs. Ruggi the trio, Distant
chimes" Mr.. Cutting the song, 'There's
nothing like fresheuing breeze" with great
spirit; and of Mr.. Story's piano solos. ~Ca-
chOnea caprice" Raft, and "Etndes," of BIod-
gett and Hensell, nothing could be said that
would do them justice, they were so well liked
in their songs. The Mendelssohn four mart
songs, "In the forest and "0n the sea-" SUNG
by the ladies and gentlemen mentioned, and
some Others from Worcester, concluding with
Wilder's Crock of Ages" with a chorus of
about forty voices After the concert they were
invited to the vestry to partake of refreshments,
A committee was chosen to request that the con-
cert be repeated.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1S3S.-P. YOUNG,
IL Dealer in Fancy Goods, Toys and Is1iu Articles
Umbrellas and rarasols Repaired. Pinking in q NUM-
Der Of styles. Stamping for Embroidery.
Agency Of the French Dye House, Of Boston, Goods
sent to the Dye House Fridays.
observe the sign Of The Variety Store, No. 326
Man street, nearly opposite ne ouinsgamond Bank.
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