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OHIO-THE DEMOCRACY.
DAYTON, May 1S.-The Montgomery county
from the committee on resolutions, reported a
new democratic platform, intended for the
ground work of a national platform. The re-
solutions, prepared by Vallandigham, declare
that:
The democrats unite upon the living issues of
the day; accept the Legitimate results of the war
far as waged for its ostensible purposes; and
FULLY concur in the three several amendments to the
constitution recently adopted, and acquiesce in the
same;
That the democratic party pledges itself to the
faithful and absolute enforcement of the constitu-
ton as it now is, as to secure equal rights to all
persons without distinction of race, color, con-
dition;
Demand absolute equality for each and every
state in the Union;
Oppose Capitalization and the consolidation of
power in the hands of the general government;
Demand general amnesty;
Favor the payment of the public debt as early as
practicable, consistent with moderate taxation;
Call for the strictest economy and honesty in all
departments of the government;
Call for reform in the internal revenue system
and civil service;
Favor strictly revenue tariff;
Declare that all taxation should be based on
wealth, not on populations
Demand as speedy q return to specie payments as
possible;
Sympathize with the laboring class and state that
there no necessary war between labor and calital
Oppose granting public lands to railroads;
Oppose the acquisition of San Domingo;
Denounce the bill passed by congress known as
the bayonet and kukux bill and,
Claim that the republican party is no longer a
Union but an administration party.
Valandgham spoke in favor of the resolu-
tons, and they were adopted by reclamation.
MISUNDERSTANDING
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-The republican state
convention yesterday nominated for governor,
Gen. John NJ. Harlan; lieutenant governor,
George NJ, Thomas; attorney general, William
Brown; treasury, Speed s. Fry; auditor, VIM.
Kripperstoppel; superintendent OF public in-
struction, Rev. w. E. Mobely; register of the
land office, John K McCleary.
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New England Dispatches.
Handsome Gift to a COIIege-Destructive
Fire in Maine, etc.

MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, May 1S.-Wm. Carlton, of Charles
town, Mass, has given $4,000 to the college at
Mortified, Minnesota, and il is hereafter to be
known as Carlton college,
A fire broke out this evening in the soap fac
tory of William Cooper Fremont street, Cam
bridge, which consumed buildings and contents
400 barrels Of curriers' tallow and large guam
insured.
This afternoon fire broke out in the black
smith shop of the Eastern railroad company,
East Boston, causing damage of 81, 900.
SPRINGFIELD, May. 1S.-Lyman White, the
Shutesbury murderer, has been arrested and
placed in the Greenfield jail.
A fire at Montague last night DESTROYED the
houses of David Clapp and Mrs. Kellogg Clapp.
Insured for $1,000.
Two men were thrown from wagon at
ChicOpee, to-day, by frightened horse, one of
whom, William II. Gibbs fell on the railroad
directly in front of an approaching train, and
was run over and killed.
MAINE.
GoRHAM, May 1S.-A fire here to-day de-
stroyed the Gorham house, p. B. johnson pro-
prietor, and badly damaged the Pierce house,
near by; also an unoccupied building belonging
to Hinckley & Co. The flying cinders threat
ened the destruction of the village, and steam
ire engines were sent from Portland, but, fortu-
nately were not needed, johnson was insured
for $500 in the Holly and Rtna, Hartford Ar
thur Mcclellan, of Gorham, was badly hurt by
falling timbers
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, May 1S.-Hon. Joseph b.
Adams, mayor of this city, has been appointed
United States deputy marshal by Gen. j. W.
Patterson, United States marshal. He has ta-
ken the oath of Office and given his bonds.
CONCORD, May 1S.-In the celebrated case of
Ordway V. Ames, for malpractice, Judge Sar-
gent has ordered judgment but bill of ex-
ceptions has been filed by 0rdway's counsel,
which will 90 before the full bench, and may re-
suit in fourth trial of this bitterly contested
case.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, May 18.-The colored people,
this afternoon, celebrated the fifteenth amend
ment anniversary by salute of one hundred
guns, military and civic procession, and a
public meeting, with addresses in the evening.
The day was favorable and the demonstration
spirited.
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Weather Record,

WASHINGTON, May 1871 80 P. NJ.
SYNOPSIS. The barometer has risen some
what on the Pacific coast, accompanied by a
slight increase in the temperature. The weather
remains unchanged at the Rocky mountain sta
lions. Light rains, followed by clearing weather
have been reported from southern Illinois, and
the rain, prevailing at New Orleans, is now APP
parently confined to northern Florida Clear
weather has generally prevailed on the lakes
and the Atlantic coast, although light rain was
reported last night on the Carolina coast. The
area of highest barometer is now in western
Pennsylvania, and the pressure has fallen de-
cidedly on the upper lakes.
PROBABILITIEs.-A slight disturbance is APP
parently developing in Alabama and Georgia,
and will probably move eastward. A similar
disturbance, probably severe thunder storm, is
also probable in Minnesota. Pleasant weather
will probably continue. on Friday on the lakes,
the Atlantic and the gulf coasts.
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Mr. Sumner inquired what was to become of
the correspondents Of the New York Herald
He was subscriber to that paper. His paper,
yesterday, contained what purports to be the
protocols. If the Tribune had offended, so had
the Herald. He submitted that the proceedings
of the senate should not be confined to one
newspaper. If the Tribune had good adver-
tisement, so should the Herald. The senate
ought to advertise all.
Mr.. Carpenter said the senate ought to bring
the matter before the committee
Mr.. Thurman said the Herald was more guilty
than the Tribune, for the state department. had
not prepared for publication a synopsis OF the
protocols.
Amendments were severally offered by Mr..
Harlan, Mr.. Thurman, and others, and voted
down.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Carpenter,
amended as above, were then agreed to-SA to IA.
The Senate, at 40, adjourned.
Messrs. White and Ramsdell were taken in
custody by the sergeant-at-arms, and provided
with accommodation in the room of the COM
mittee on Pacific railroads.
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Our New York Dispatches.
Death of n Well Known Pninter-Ap-
Pointment -suit Against a Bank -
Divers Work, etc.

New YORK, May 1s-T. H. Rossiter, the well
known painter, died at his residence, Cold
Spring, yesterday, of congestion of the brain.
His father, eighty years old, also died Sunday
last.
Stephen c. Lynes, Jr., has been appointed
Watson.
The new steamer Germany, of the Hamburg
line, arrived this morning.
The Brooklyn water board has sued the
directors of the lately defunct Central bank, of
that city, to recover deposit of $22, 900 in the
bank at the time of its collapse.
Divers have recovered 5000 pigs of lead, worth
$4,000, from the wreck of the British bark Kate
Smith, on the New Jersey coast. The vessel
lies in nineteen feet of water
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TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-A delegation of the
Worcester Temple of Honor visited Spencer
last evening, to assist in the institution of Mt.
Hebron Temple, No. 81. The party arrived at
us, and after partaking of a collation. proceed
ed to Denny hall, where the services Of institu-
ton were performed. The following officers
were elected and installed: Chief Templar,
Samuel Crawford; Vice Templar, W. w. Wood
bury; Recorder, 2. B. ingalls,; Assistant Re-
corder, F. Barr; Financial Recorder, I. D. Sears,
Treasurer, E. G. Barr; Usher, Charles King;
Deputy Usher, L. Bemis; Guard, H. Wilson;
Sentinel, Charles Daniels; Chaplain, Rev. W. A.
Nottage; and p W. c. T., L. BaTows. The
new temple starts with over twenty charter
members. After listening to appropriate adj
dresses, the party returned to Worcester.
NATIvITY.-The census taken last year shows
that of the population of Worcester 1898 white
and Is colored men were born In Connecticut,
90S white and 1 colored in Maine, % white and
81 colored in Maryland, 23,0O9 white and 200
colored in Massachusetts,, 1896 white and col
ored in New Hampshire, so white and colored
in New Jersey, SO white and 10 colored in
New York, 4 white and % colored in North
Carolina, SO white and colored in Pennsylva-
mia, 582 white and 16 colored in Rhode Island, 8
white and 16 colored in South Carolina, $50
white and Is colored in Vermont, So white and
50 colored in Virginia, POS white and As colored
in all the other states of the Union. Total ma
tive born 2S,652 white and SOP colored
OF those in the city from foreign countries,
1884 white and coored were born in Canada,
80 white in New Brunswick, 10 white and
colored in Nova Scotia; and 10 in other parts
of British America. Total in British America,
1860 white and colored; 1893 white and 2 col
ored were born in England, $3.50 white in Ire
land, 1877 in Scotland and in other parts of
Great Britain total in Great Britain, 9477
white and colored; 30 white in Baden, 43 in
Bavaria, 149 in Prussia, and ia in other Ger.
man states total in Germany, 845; 4 in Japan,
IA white and colored in all other foreign coun-
tries;-total foreign born, 1881 white and II
colored.
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CONGREGATIONAL CoNFEREYcE.-The first
part of the sessionlof the conference yesterday
morning-after devotional exercises-was de-
voted to reports from the various churches.
The reports from several towns mentioned re-
cent revivals-in Rutland and Paxton quite
extensive. AS whole, they indicated good
degree of interest at present in both churches
and Sabbath schools throughout the confer
ence.
After the disposal of the reports, the commit
tee of nomination reported the following list of
committees and delegates:
Provisional Committee-For two years, Rev e.
Porter Dyer of Shrewsbury, Deacon Denney of Lei
cester
Delegates to the Mass. General Association-Dea
Joel w. Upham of Worcester, Dea. Jonas Brooks
Of Princeton, Dea. Leander Maynard Of Shrews-
bury,
Delegates 10 the National eouncil-Rev. Seth
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AT BALTIMORE-LOss SS5, 900.
BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Shannon & Co.'s junk
warehouse on Lee street was burned this morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
AT TRoY-Loss $25, 900.
TROY, May 1s.-Van Volkenburghs hay
scale and four brick tenement houses in North
Second street, corner of Greene, were destroyed
by an incendiary fire, this afternoon. Loss
S25 900; insurance not ascertained.
AT wYoMING--Loss $4,000.
OMAHA, Neb., May 1s.-The Railroad hotel,
at Rawlins, Wyoming, was burned, to-day. Loss
about $4,000, -,
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Rirh,s of ,he Colorod ranu.

RICHMOND, VA, May 1s.-In the United
States circuit court, to-day, James M. Simms,
colored, member of the Georgia legislature, OBJ
tanned verdict for $500 damages against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road company, for ejecting him from the white
peoples cabin of the steamer Keyport, between
Washington and Richmond.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., NAV IS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May IS.
NOMINATED.
The president to-day nominated William A.
Pile, of Missouri, minister to Venezuela; James
r. Partridge, Maryland, minister to Brazil
William Harmon, Vermont, consul at st. Johns,
Canada; Josiah NJ. Lucas, Illinois, consul at
Singapore; Willard Warner, Alabama, governor
of New Mexico; Franz Sige, collector of inter
nal revenue for the ninth New York district
Rev. Charles b. Boynton, recorder general of the
land office; Commodore B. F. Sands to be rear
admiral.
FINANCIAL.
Subscriptions to the new loan to-day, $3.50, 900 !;
internal revenue receipts, 1881 22S; customs re-
cepts for the week ending May 6, So $50 $50, of
which 1927 ,127 was from Boston.
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THEhUNIvERsALIsT CONFERENCE at Oakdale
closed yesterday. The morning session was
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Chosen, of
Gardiner, after which sermon was preached
by Rev, j. V. Wilson, of Brookfeld. This was
followed by conference.
The afternoon session was opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. St. John, of Worcester, after which
a sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Beal, of
Westminster, on the providential results of all
religious enterprises, and the hope and con-
fidence under which we should labor for the ad-
vancement of Gods truth.kingdom on the earth,
rich harvests springing up in the future where
we might least expect at the time. Remarks
followed by Rev. Messrs. Wilson of Brookfeld,
st. John of Worcester, and Others, on the gen
eral topic of the discourse, and urging the peo-
pie of Oakdale to establish themselves as a
denomination there.
There was a very fair attendance at the ses-
sions Of the conference, goodly number going
from Worcester,
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-Daniel Maloney,
about fifteen years of age, was killed between
Farnumsvie and Grafton stations, on the
Providence and Worcester railroad, yesterday
afternoon. He was passing from one car to an
other, and fell between the dumps while the
train was in motion. He lived in Uxbrdge,
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ST. LOUIS, May ia detachment from the
garrison at Fort Bascom, Arizona, lately sur.
prised and captured, near the Texas line, TWEEN
ty-two hostile Indians, with 700 cattle and po-
mics
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KEY WEST, FLA, May 1S-The telegraph
cable, connecting Ponta Rosa with this point,
was successfully laid to-day by American talent
exclusively, both in electrical and mechanical
departments. This is the first long cable ever
laid without foreign assistance.
Troy, N. Y, May 1S.-Haymakers, three;
Mutuals, fourteen.
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Railroad Matters.
VOTED.

MUscAT1NE, Iowa, May 1s.-Muscatine voted
by 72S majority in favor of the five per cent tax
in aid Of the Muscatine Western railroad,
which is to start from St Louis and run west to
the Missouri river.
CLEVELAND AND PIrTsBURG.
New YORK, May 1S.-The executive commit
tee of the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad
company held its meeting here to-day. An APP
plication, signed by . large majority of the
stockholders, asking for dividend OF fifty per
cent. was presented and duly considered, and
q full meeting of the board was ordered.
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Fatal Accidents,

LOST AT NIAGARA FALLS.
NIAGARA FALLS, May 1S.-A boat containing
three young men went over the Horse Shoe
falls this afternoon; names and residences un-
known
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FROM EUROPE.


IN AND AROUND THE cAPITAL-CoNDITIoN OF
THE DOOMED cITY-THE GERMANS WILL
ASSIST THE vERsAILLIsTs, ETC.
LONDON, May 1S-The Prussans are cutting
the fascnes between Raney snd Montfermeil,
in the department of the Seine-et-Oise, and
are expected to make an attack on the east side
of Paris at an early day. The communist Off
cial journal accuses the Versallists of causing
the cartridge explosion in the Avenue TroCa-
dero, but the Verte demonstrates that the ex-
plosion was solely the result of accident, from
the fact that no shell fell in the Champ de Mars
at the time of its occurrence. The official jour
nal of Versailles dwells upon the difficulties in
the way of establishing military centre against
the insurgents, asserting that the government is
striving to spare the innocent, and rebuking
those who express impatienee at tine delay OF
the government in capturing the city.
McMahon has called upon the German army
TO aid him, and German engineers are now
throwing bridge over the Seine 10 facilitate
the passage of the Versailles and German arm
les. A decisive attack will come from the east,
and the Germans and French will act together
FROM YERsAILLES-ACTIoN OF THE ASSEMBLY,
ETC.
VERSAILLES, May 1S.-Members of the right,
in the assembly, desire to depose M. Theirs
They offered the succession first to Grevy, then
Mcmahon, but both declined. Changarnier
was subsequently chosen, and he is now delib
Grating upon the proposition.
EUeniRg-The assembly has adopted entire
the treaty signed at Frankfort between France
and Germany. Gen. Chanzy objected to the
proposed territorial exchange, but was an
swered by NJ. Theirs and Gen. Ducrot, who in
sisted upon the advantage of retaining and
Strengthening Belfort.
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PARLIAMENT-DIsRAELI CRITIcIzEs THE BUD

LONDON, May 1S.-In the house of commons,
this evening, Mr.. Dsraeli severely criticized the
Tor of the exchequer, reviewing the successive
stages through which it has passed, its intro
ducton, reconsideration ard subsequent revi-
sion. He objected especially to the provisions
relating to the income tax, and to the customs,
saying that it was now proposed to meet the in
certainly be incurred by the abolition of the
purchase of army commissions, by another
equally undesirable measure. The pending
treaty for the adjustment of American ques-
tons would also require increased expenditure,
the means Tor which should all come from di-
rect taxation of the people,
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DATENT OFFICE

DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected APP
pcatons re-argued; Interference Cases Prosecuted;
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement OF
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended in the u ~
Courts, by
THOS. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of lthe
Board Of Appeals, u s. Patent ohice) Counsellor at
Law. and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodgeas
Block corner Park and Portland Worcester. Mass.
wifi
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WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the above-named Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1880 and 4.15 P. N. Freight BY
these trains to be New York the next morning.
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The iacities
therefore, for the rapid transit Of freight are unsurpassed
and the rates always as low as ny any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YORK South, via. Camden
and Amboy X. r. and West via Ere and Penn Contra.
r. RS, or by any other route, as ordered, promptly:
For further information inquire of w: II. TURNER
Agent Worcester. p. ST. N. ANDREWS, sup't.
mh9e DIFF
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DACTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA

Il NY'S THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN,
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying the United
Statea Mail.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pacific
Atlantic; with the
ALASKA, COLORADO,
ARIZONI CONSTITUTION
HENRY CHAUNCEY, GOLDEN CITY,
NEW YORK, SACRAMENTO,
OCEAN QUEEN, GOLDEN AGE,
NORTHERN LIGHT, MONTANA, &c. &C.
COSTA RIGA.
One Of the large and splendid steamships of this
line WI ieave Pier No. A. North River foot of Canal
street at u o'clock the 18th and 3Oth of every
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday and
then on the preceding SATURDAY., for ASPINWALL,
connecting via. Panama Railway with of the Com
pany's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at Manzanillo.
SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS Departures of the 18th touch at KINGSTON,
JAMAICA.
drst of every month. except when IL falls Sunday
then on the day preceding
One hundred POUNDS Baggage allowed each Adult
Baggage-Masters accompany Baggage through and at
tend ladies and children without male protectors
baggage received the Dock the day before sailing from
teamboas railroads. and passengers who prefer to send
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Freight or Passage Ticket or further information
apply at the company ticket office on the Wharf to f.
BABY, Agent; to SUTTON 4 WHEELER, 2 Lincoln
Block WoFcesteri or TO agents for New England.
g, y. BARTLETT u co.,
on Com Broad street, Boston,
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THOS. III DODGE,
r o II
N Z w
NORWICH LINE.

The STEAMBOAT EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN
will leave WORCESTER daily, Sundays excepted, at
120 NJ for New London there connecting with steam-
ers of the Norwich and New York Transportation Com
pany
CITY OF BOSTON.
CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE. or
CITY OF NEW LONDON
for New York.
TWO EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
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Fropa the Pacific Stone,
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temPtg o. Court TrGde- Tae S'rrl-in7 Mn.
4,f IB0s.CF

EGTts 2udke-- " oter SpOUt-FireS-MarFer-C
temPtgJ Court TrdSe-Tae Striking Miners,
Anti-Popal Riots, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ca sharp shock OF
earthquake was felt in vista yesterday, but no
damage was done.
SWANS smelling works at Truckee were
burned yesterday; also. McCand's reduction
works at Hamilton, Nevada. At Fort Grass
Valley, yesterday morning. several clothing
stores were burned, involving a loss of SIS O0l. -
y water spout passed over Bowen, Reno and
truckee. Nevada. yesterday. TX washed a larc,,
wall OF earth and rocks upon the track of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and the westward
bound freight train was thrown from the track
considerable damage was dOre, bat 10 lives were
lost.
Colonel John i. Monahan was shot dea by
one Fox in an ARRAY AT Phoebe city, Nevada, on
the ith instant. Fox is i'm custody.
Judge Stanley to-day sentenced David Calder
wood 10 pay fine OF S-lo and five DAYS impris-
onment for contempt of court in reentering his
property, from which he had been dis;,osssSsssl
10y order Of the court, and doubled the amour.
ON Calderwood's remarking audibly to his attor
ney while the judge was speaking chat Is lie'
The semi-annual review of the trade of San
Francisco shows healthy increase over former
wears.
There is a, large accumulation of coin and
bullion here.
The miners Of Amador county offer to stop the
strike and resume work at the old rates, provided
the military are removed. hut the owners of the
The troops will remain in possessiOnof the mines,
which viii be worked by a new gang.
Some Italians hOisted a flag inscr bed Viva
ltali Roma Capitale." The ultra Catholics took
umbrage at the display, and made threats to tear
down the flag. The Italians are now parading
shouting "Viya Garibaldi, }" "Down with the
Pope"