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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-04

The seventh annual reunion of the Burnside
association of the thrty-siXth regiment Massa-
chussetts volunteers, took place at the Clinton
house hall, in Clinton, on Saturday, it being
the ninth anniversary Of the time of their leav-
ing camp at Worcester, Sept. 2, 1862, for the
seat of war. There was a very large and
spirited attendance, over 200 of the $50 sur
viving veterans of this hard fought regiment,
being present. The meeting was called to order
at ten o'clock by Gen. W. +, Draper, of Milford,
president of the association last year. The first
business was the choice of officers for the en-
suing year, which was done, as follows: Presi-
dent, Alonzo A. White, of Whitinsvile; vice
presidents, John B. Norton of Charlestown, and
Augustus 5. futile, of Milford; secretary,
David Boyden, of Worcester; treasurer, Lucius
Field, of Clinton.
President White, on taking the chair. made
brief remarks, extending his thanks for the
honor. committee of one from each rom.
pany, as follows, was chosen 10 make a record
Of deaths in their respective companies and re-.
port them to the secretary: For Co. A. ORANGE
F. Smith OF Fitchburg; Co. b, Thomas Fl
Haskell of Clinton; c, R. E. Blake of Worces.
ter; D, Liberty Fosket of Winchendon: r
David Boyden of Worcester; F, Lyman Ellis.
worth of Milford; G, A. s. Davidson of Clin-
ton; H, j. IL. Miller of Westminster; 1, A. l..
Snow of Berlin; X, A. W. Cross of West
bor0.
After the transaction Of other unimportant
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turned from Korea with the Englishmen cap
tured by the Koreans from the wreck Of the
Chusnn. They had been kindly treated. The
German, reported by the Chinese ms captured at
the same time was found to have left with the
Chinese, and it is supposed that the Chinese
murdered him and invented the story of his
capture by the Koreans to conceal their own
crime.
NJ. Richan, a cigar dealer, of Huntington,
Suffolk county, N. Y, was fined one hundred
dollars and costs by the United States court on
Saturday, for violating the internal revenue law
in redlling boxes of cigars. Other dealers
from Queens and Suffolk counties have been
summoned to appear and answer similar
| charges,
Advices from Tuscon, Arizona, of August %,
Announce new and rich silver mine discoveries
| near Prescott. The campaign against the Ana
ches, owing, as is alleged, to the interference of
| the peace commissioners, is a total failure; hut
| the campaign of the Apaches against the white
| settlement is prosecuted with a success encour.
aging to the SavagcS.
The cotton movement for the week shows n
| slight decrease in the receipts and an increase
| in exports The receipts at all the ports for the
week were 1863 bales, against 745i three weeks
| since, making the total receipts from September,
1870, TO September 1871, 1909, 402 bales against
| 2907 800 bales for the same period last wear,
The exports for the week reach total Of IL, S53
all of which went to Great Britain. The stocks
at all the ports last night were SO 040 bales, 81
CSC more than at this date last year, The in
crease in exports was 4151 bales.
The Shanghae papers publish friendly and
cOnciliatOry letter written by the COrean govern
ment to the commander of the United States
steamer Wachusett, when that ship went M the
river in 1868 to inquire after the crew of the ship
Gen. Sherman The letter was delayed Il few
hours, and the WachuSett sailed without receiv-
ing it. Had it been received at the time intend
ed the subsequent bloodshed would have been
| avoided.
The leaders of the democratic union party
congressman Roosevelt presiding, met in New
| York, on Friday night, and decided to give to
| the political reform meeting at Cooper institute
| Monday evening, aid by offering the committee
| having charge of the meeting the names of sew
eral prominent democrats as speakers.
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AT RAHwAY-Loss $4,000.
Abbreviated nisnntches.

The yellow fever has appeared at Beaufort,
S. C.
The coopers' union national convention will
be held in New York Oct. 3.
The Anna, bound from London to Copenha-
gen, has been wrecked and all on board lost.
The mother Of Alice Bowlsby is very low, and
it is thought she will not recover.
The grand vizier's health is again considered
critical.
The publication of the Paris Verite has been
suspended.
The steamer Albion, from Australia, is now
week overdue at San Francisco.
The Indian troubles in southern California are
now over.
The mortality returns of Paris for last week
show a total Of S46 deaths, of which four were
from cholera.
The Washington weather report, dated at one
O'Clock this morning, states that mo serious
disturbance is apprehended" for this vicinity.
Won Armin has presented his credentials
as diplomatic representative OF Germany TO
President Theirs.
The court martial at Versailles has sentenced
BrisSey, communist leader to the penalty OF
death.
The number of emigrants from Liverpool last
month was five thousand greater than any pre-
vious August.
Mayor Levy of Aurora, Indiana, died on Fri
day night. He was for many years a leading
democrat.
The Korean flags are not to be given to private
pdrueS, DuI ~ NC seut 10 Tue museum at Annap-
oils.
Friday was opening day with most of the
mi liners and fashionable dressmakerS of New
York.
The Carlists have been ordered to report to
their leaders on the Sth, and be ready for rising
against King Amadeus on the 10th.
The cotton worm has appeared on the hed
river, and has already done considerable dalli-
age to the crop. The prospects are not as iaFor-
able as they were three months ago. ,.,,o,,,,,
The Hoboken common council has postponed
action on the veto of their ordinance restricting
the powers of the board OF education, ana
passed a bill making the appropriation ue-
handed bv the board of educatlon.
Political affairs in China aud Japan are gen
eraIIr ouict In Canton rumOrS have been cir
cnIaiodi ,bat Europeans intended poisoning the
Chinese causing much evaporation among the
natives but measures have been taken to
promptIy crush any uprising of the people,
San Diego county, California, is again excited
bv fresh reports OF attacks on the settlements
bv the combined tribes of southern California,
and the settlers are forming volunteer forces.
The British steamer Ceate has been chartered
at Shanghai, at five pounds five shillings, to
bring 1900 tons Of tea TO San Francisco 10 go
overland TO New York. A bark has also been
chartered at the same place TO bring green tea
TO the same destination.
AdyiceS from the Indian country state that
about one hundred Kansians crossed the line
into the Cherokee nation and squatted on lands
for two miles, each squatter taking out his claim
as in the time of the first settlement of Kansas.
Their presence, it is said, incenSes the Indians
very much.
The British war steamer Ringdoye has re-
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Political.
NEW YoRK-coNKLIN

TROY, Sept. 3.-ln a letter from Senator
Conklio to Hon. J. H. Griswold, he urges unity
and harmony in the republican party in the
coming campaign. He alludes TO the renomi-
nation of Gen. Grant as foregone conclusion,
and says; "The path of the republicans is
plain, now that the state is given over TO ras-
cal; prey to a horde of thieves, who are IN
Testing our chief city, disgrace TO humanity
and a mildew to the commonwealth by their
residential prohigacy. These plunderers have
seized upon the state government, legislature
and all municipal agencies of the city of New
York, and hitherto they have tempered with
our party organizations, also debauching aud
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Fatal Accidents.


LOCOMOTIVE ENPLOSlON.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3,-.1he boiler of the engine
of the Cincinnati express train on the Toledo,
Wabash and Western road, exploded on Friday,
between HamestOwn and Mamie, killing the en-
gineer. named John Moore, and a fireman,
named Michael Conner, demolishing the loco
motive and tearing up a hundred feet of the
track. The train was running at the rate of
fifteen miles an hour. The fireman was blown
over the tender and baggage car, and landed in
the middle OF the second passenger car. The
engineer was thrown forward nearly two hun
dred feet. He lived about two hours, but could
give no explanation of the cause of the explo-
sion. The engine was one of the best on the
road, and had taken water nine miles back.
Conner lived at LoganSport, Ind, and Moore at
Springfield, III.
THE USUAL SATURDAY SENSATION.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-Two emigrant
cars aud baggage car of the night express
train, westward bound, on the Detroit and Mil.
waukee railroad, were thrown from the track
this morning near Linden station. A lady,
name unknown, had her neck broken, and
seventeen emigrants were injured. The cause
of the disaster is unknown.
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The China mail steamer Alaska arrived at San
Francisco, on Friday, thirty-six days from Hong
Kong, twenty-sx days from Yokohama. The
cargo includes 54,665 packages of teas, the
largest quantity ever landed from one vessel in
an American port The freight destined for New
York overland comprises SO, 74S packages Of tea
and 264 packages Of silks for Boston, 6971 pack
ages of tea.
Unusual mortality among the children of Salt
LAKE Lake IS reported. There were eight deaths on
FRIDAY. child of Mr., Sloan, editor of the
Herald, was among the victims
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and two of his prisoners were rescued; the third
was secured in prison. The detective has gone
to Cincinnati to procure assistance. On the
persons of the prisoners was found a large
quantity of spurious notes, including national
bank five dollar notes. tens and twcntieS, besides
a quantity of currency. The affair has created
the greatest excitement here, and the return of
the detective is awaited with anxiety.
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Fire Record.

AT MERIDIAN, Mtss,-LOss 100000.
MERIDIAN, Sept. IA square of wooden
buildings, bounded by Front, johnson, Rhodes
and Commerce streets, was burned yesterday
morning, A large portion of goods was saved
The savings bank building was saved. Loss
100000.
AT PUERTO PLATo-Loss SSOO,OOO.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.--Steamer Tybee from San
Domingo, brings news that almost the entire
business portion of Puerto Plato was destroyed
by Confagration on tho 21st of August Loss
900, ON which there is little or no insu-
rance. The origin of the fire is unknown.
AT wHEELING--Loss S300,0
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 3.-The Wheeling
iron and nail company's mill, situated at the
upper end of the city, was totally DESTROYED by
south end Of the works. The building being
built entirely of wood, and very dry, burned
with great rapidty. The mill was one of the
largest in the west, and contained nnety-siX
nail machines and all the necessary rolls and
furnaces for manufacturing nail plates. In ad.
diton to the mill of the company, everything was
destroyed Fully 300 men are thrown out of
employment. Loss, 900; insurance, S1T5,-
900.
AT RICHMOND, ME.,-LosS $4,000
AUGUSTA, Sept. IA fire in Richmond this
morning, destroyed some thirteen dwellings and
stores on the south side of Main street and on
White and Church streets. The fire broke out
about midnight in shoe stitching building on
White street, and burned till daybreaE before it
was subdued. Thirty building were on fire at
one time. Once the men were obliged to leave
the engines to protect their own property, and
their places were filed by ladies who worked
over an hour. Loss $4,000; insurance $11 900.
The origin of the is unknown
AT CHICAGO-LoSS S7S 900.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Fire occurred yesterday
evening in the building Nos. Al, 43, As and Al
South Canal street. Loss $4,000; mostly in-
sured.
AT NEW YoRK-Loss S26, 900.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA fire this afternoon
destroyed the planning mill of BrOomhurst & Co.,
140 Attorney street Loss $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
AT RAHwAY-LOss $4,000
RAILWAY, N. j., Sept. 3-This morning, at
~ 20 o'clock, fire was discovered in the large
building of Eyer Brown, on Campbell street,
occupied as a carriage mandatory. From
want of water the efforts of the firemen were
unayaiing, and the fire soon entered the large
carriage factory of Woodruff & Durham, adj
joining, which was also consumed. From this
the flames entered the steam sash and blind
factory of VIM. NJ. Morgan, entirely destroying
the same. In the rear the fire burned the build
ing used for storage by VIM. Calhoun, hub
manufacturer. Several of the surrounding
buildings were badly burned, hut were saved
by citizens. Nearly one hundred men are
thrown out of employment. Loss, $4,000.
The body of a man, whose name is unknown,
was found i'm the ruins,
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Our New York Dispatches,

Another WestIlcld Victim-RaVnges of
the Horse DiscRsc-Thc Eight Hour
Lnw-Thc Case of Miss POSt-COn-
fessiOn of Murdercr-Scnt to n Com
vcnt-WhOIesHlc Manifestations Once
'IrregnInrIty''-Kil her Husband in
n Quarrel, etc.
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Sporting Matters,
TIE SARATOGA REGATTA


SARATOGA, Sept. 3.-The entries for the Sara
toga international regatta, to take place on the
9th and 18th of September, closed yesterday,
with the following four-oared crews entered :
Ward brothers, of Cornwall, N. T.; the Biglin
crew, of New York; the Mckee crew. of Pitts
burg, Pa; the Tyne crew, of England the
Taylor-Wmship crew, Of Newcaste-tOn-ryne;
the Duchess county crew, of POughkeepsie;
the Buffalo boat club of Buffalo. For the single
scull race there are the following entries: Henry
Coulter, John Bglin, Joseph Kaye, of the Big
lin crew; Ellis Ward and Gilbert Ward, of the
Ward brothers crew; Bright, Kelly, Chambers,
and Percy, of the Tyne crew; Joseph IL. Sad
Ter and Robert Bagnall, of the Taylor-Winship
crew; John HancOm, of Cornwall, N. Y, and
John McCready, of New York city.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The Haymakers, of
Troy, defeated Guelph Maple Leaf club of
Guelph, Ontario, seven to five, in six innings.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Sept. 3.-rhe game of
base ball yesterday, between the White Stock
ings of Chicago and the Olympics of this city.
was witnessed by about fifteen hundred people.
At the end of the eight innings there was tie,
both being ten. This was overcome by the Chi
cago club, which by tremendous batting added
two to their score in the last innings. The fol-
lowing is the full score:
~, Innings. ''.'.''.''...1 2 9 I -
White Stockings. ,.,..5 l 0 2 l PIP
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. IA game of base
ball in this city, between the Mutuals of New
York and the Athletics yesterday, was witnessed
by 5000 people. This was the third of tine cham
pion series OF which the Athletics have won
two. Following is the score:
Innings. ...........,,.1 2
h hHiPais .:...:...:s Is
THE REGATTA AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-The programme of the
regatta, comprises nine races. The four-oared
race is for $1,000, $3.50 to the second boat.
nv
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The trottng mare
Lady Thorne is at Fleetwood, and doing well
1t IS expected that she will soon regain her
former speed.
LATER FROM SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Sept. 3.-The Pittsburg crew ar
rived here last night, and have gone into quar-
tiers at the Lake house. The Pryor crew has
been entered for the race, making eight to start
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controlling them. The question facing us is
whether this degrading litigatiouS sway shall
cease or be perpetnatol aud fortified ancMn
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ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 3.-Grand Duke
Alexis sailed to-day from CrOnstadt, in the
frigate SHETLAND, for the United States.
The emperor of Russia has gone to Caucasus,
and the empress TO the Crimea.
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whom personal appeal has not been made, to
give of their time, money and influence to make
the fair a success, and to remind those whose
contributions arc already pledged that but a
short time more remains for preparation. Those
who would like to be furnished with material for
work, may apply to Mrs. f. II. Kinnicutt, Chest
nut street, or to MIS- j. d. Chollar, Oxford street.
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CHANGES IN THE CABINET.

ROME, Sept. Sit is said that some changes
are to be made in the Italian cabinet. Devin-
cenhi will probably be appointed minister Of
public works, Ribbotti minister of marine, and
Gadda project of Rome.
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BERLIN, Sept. 8.-The Prussian Cross Gazette
states the intention of sending to the diplO-
matte representatives Of Germany abroad a
circular communicating the character of the
results arrived at in the negotiations at Gastcin
has been relinqushed, and re-assuring eXpla-
nation will be sent only where disquietude is
pvnrnscnd
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Debility and Emaciation

Bo'h result from the lack Of ability 10 convert
the f0od into nutriment. How necessary, then,
or those suffering from these alarming symp-
toms to Immediately resort TO a remedy that
will strengthen the stomach and digestive Or
oans. For, as soon as this desirable object has
been accomplished the health improves, and
the patient resumes his personal appearance.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have attained a
worldwide popularity in such cases, and have
been proven the best and safest means Of re-
moving constipation, toning the stomach, Civ
ing energy TO the liver, and relieving every
| symptom Of nervousness and depression Of
spirits. Its cheering and beneficial effects are
highly spoken ofby thousands, who owe to it
Their restoration to health. No restorative in
the annals ofmedicine has attained the same
popularity in the short space of Il it has been
before the public, or has won the high endorse
ments accorded { this excellent tonic. Many
other preparations, purportin 10 be correct
ives and rest0ratiyes, have been introduced, and
have pcrished one by one, while the popularity
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs continues TO in
crease, and Is now recognized as q standard
household medicine. The success which IT.
tends the use of the Bitters %evinces at once its
virtues in all cases Of debility and disease Of
the stomach. Certificates, almost without num-
Der, have been published, a%tiesting its truly
miraculous power in removing those painful
and fearful diseases. And at this time 1t seems
Idle to do more than call attention to the great
remedy Of The age, In order to awaken ublic
attention IN Ito pYcpllpnDq II Ia the nnIy urp-
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ses, and II is therefore worthy Of the consider
alton ofthe afflicted.
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Mississippi n Tennessee Railroad.
TIauH rsHIF.

Change of tIme on SUNDAY Nl, ~ ia}o
COlNG SOUTH.
Mail tmie l.ltts Memphis 10 AZ p@
Gumo Illr =. ", strlu tiD, Iiifcssille I I'D
Cuuf,lnul TO- roprn Station Boz, and ur
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Express upins leave McmphiH III wi g., Taw
Como ,.2i, Su,ljt Sng. p,tg' Hes 80, Court
land 800, ropes 500, ?. 81 and arrive at
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Freight train leaves Mcmphi' q ~ AN rav
Como lo25, Sirdis ll;ll, lintsyillc l206
CORTLAND ~ 3,, rolc's llib, aud arrive AZ
Grenada TOO " NJ,
GOING NORTH.
Mail tmin leaves Grcpnl, s15 Nm, pass pope's
l0li, Courtloud, 1929, la,csyillc 1886,
Satlis, bl'2b, Como, li;H A. NJ, ahl arrive
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Express trains leave Gtcn0la l.ii 4. ", pass
pope8 3iS, Courtlapd s.i5, Batesyille Ga,
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phis 1;3l An
Freight train leaves Grenada $3.50 A. NJ, pass
popc's N07, CourlHua 0.l0, Bilosyillc D,l5,
Sarlis 100, Como HOO, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 4i3O r.n,
Mail and 1 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays,
The mail train going South makes direct
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South cuuucctB for Water Val.
ley, Cotleevillc, Oxford, Sc.
A. S. L%IvERMORE, Gen'l. snp't,
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For Sale.

One Wheeler and Wilson full case
Machine, in perfect order and en-
tircly new,-ncvor having been u.s.
ed, will be sold at a heavy discount
for cash one Wilcox and Gibbs,
Machine, Rosewood furnished, full
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case; also, orders on the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co., Florence Machine
Co., Grover and Baker Machine
Co., H1tna Machine Co., Wilson
Machine Co., Wilcox and Gibbs Ma
chine Co., Weed Machine Co. Howe
Machine Co., and for $50 and up
wards, on each Of the above Sewing
Machine Cos, for part payment of
Machines bought from the Compa-
mics direct. We will make it to
TIE intrest OF any party desireing
to purchase any of the above
Machines, If they will call or write
to the STAR Office, Sardis Miss.
Billiards, BILLIARDS.! BILLIARDS.!
at Blann's Saloon. Three fine
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IF you want Cheap Goods 20 to
Laycndcr's. He sells for Calh.

The injurious habit Of drinking
poisonous liquors that are adultcra-
ted with vile drugs for the purpose
Of robipg the mind of reason that
excess may hold mad sway over the
purse of the intoxicated man, never
had any c%ountenance from that
prince of good fellows, Duncan Nc
Lean, the most popular saloon keeper
IN Memphis. The ebay Horse"
with his proud old Scotch ancestry,
who holds forth on the corner of
Second and Monroe streets, McA-
phis, has the finest stock OF liquors
on hand in the city. 1t
Merchants will find it to their in
tcrest to call and examine the stock
of goods kept by D. G. & II. NJ. Low
cnsteine, Memphis, Tenn, for sale
wholesale at the lowest rates. II
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To the Pa rons Of the Star,

During my absence on a trip to
Texas, by way Of New Orleans, and
Galveston, for the next two weeks,
the business interest Of the STAR will
be under the charge of J. L, Bowers
The editoriol and local departments
will be conducted by Capt. Polk, and
Capt. Crump, during my absence.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH,
August 4, 1871.
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