Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-14

Fears are felt for the safety of Duke Alexis.
Jack Frost paid visit 10 New Orleans on Sat
urday night
The number of deaths in Chicago last week
was 11S.
1t is said that Tweed has been Obliged to sell
out stocks to pay for his election.
The republican ticket has been elected in Min
nesota by majority of little over 5000
Mr.. Lorug, killed in the attack on the La Paz
stage, was from Boston.
rich discovery ofquicksilyer has been made
in Monterey county, Cal.
The president returned to Washington from
New York yesterday morning.
Count Keratry has been appointed project of
Marseilles
The city of Bristol, Eng, has contributed
f2200 for Chicago.
The physicians in attendance to the queen at
BamOral announce her health improving.
Salt Lake special states that Brigham
Young is at st. George, Il small town in the
south part of the territory
The statement that delegate Hooper is author
lied to make certain terms at Washington is re-
garded as correct
Major Herbert P. Curtis of Massachusetts,
Judge advocate, U. 5. A., has been ordered to
duty IN the military division of the Pacihc.
Business at the New York custom house is
remarkably brisk. Over $4,000 in gold has
been received for duties during the week
A number Of Italian citizens of New York pro-
pose TO give banquet in honor of Gen. SigePs
victory.
The Pullman palace car company have de.
clared their seventeenth quarterly div idend of
three per cent.
VIM. A. White, a newsboy and bootblack of
New York, has become heir to S116,49O by the
death Of his grandmother in Ireland.
Seneca county, N. Y, has elected a republican
assemblyman this year, for the first time in its
history.
A letter from Alexandria, Egypt, reports some
new and very hard things against American
Consul Butler.
Gov. Stafford, of Arizona, publishes a letter re-
counting the murders and outragcs committed
by Indians from the reservations bitterly al
rai@ning Collyer's late operations.
During fracas on Spruce street in Philade-
phia, on Saturday afternoon, man named c.
L. AloYsias, was fatally stabbed by John Arm
ing. The murderer is in custody.
The Cincinnati pork packers and dealers have
organized live stock and provision night ex-
change, with headquarters ut the Crawford
house.
The official canvass of the city and county of
Milwaukee give DOolittle a majority of 1871
The democratic loss since last gubernatorial
election is $50.
Commodore Ashby arrived home Saturday
He renOunceS all intention of cOnGendinr again
tor the queens cup in American waters. He is
going to India next year
The court martial is rapidly disposne of the
cases OF the communists prisoners or fine ar-
cused who have been tried, 10, Gas have been dis
charged, 778 convicted and sentenced to various
degrees of punishment.
SATURDAY. afternoon the jewelry establishment
OF Henry +. Paiget, No. Sc Nassau street, New
York, was robbed during his absence by three
men, who gagged a boy and then decamped
with $4,000 worth Of watches and watch move
mentS.
Prof Philip Schaff's report of the deputation
of the American branch Of the Evangelical Ali
ance appointed TO memorabilia the emperor of
nc 10 1rRh Irg.Tp Is,r... -.
scented at meeting Of the executive committee
in New York.
Elder Lindsey of Utah, in a sermon at Will
hamsburg, referred to the persecution of the
Mormons, and made use of the following words
we are Gods chosen people. lie is working
A few weeks ago Chicago was DESTROYED. This
is but drop OF water to what will soon happen.
We were driven from that state and God said
they should not live there"
In accordance with an old custom in the i'm
perial marine service of Russia the mass of the
Greek church was celebrated on the Abrecli on
Sunday night, and lie Deum sung in thanks
to God for their safe arrival. A beautiful altar
was imprOysed on board the Abrcck, with bunt-
ing and eVergreens obtained from the shore.
AT Salt Lake City, the supreme court and
district court were both in session Yesterday.
but nothing Of interest transpircd The grand
jury lacked quorum, owing to the absence of
members as witnesses in the great mining suits
at Provo. The marshal was ordered to secure
the presence of the absenteeS to-day.
The Charleston News says that caucus of col
ored members of the legislature, last week, re-
solved to make no appropriation the cominu
session for the payment of interest on the state
debt, and declared themselves in iav0r of repu-
diation of both the old and the new debt of The
state.
One week ago yesterday Paul Fanpierce. n
New YORK painter, was caught in some machine
ny. One revolution broke his back and he was
taken to the Park hospital to die. Ills body be-
low the neck is parayzed, and performs none
of its natural functions. At times there is pul-
saton neither at the heart nor at the wrist for
hours together, and yet the poor man remains
with living head on a dead body.
Mr.. Harrod Marks, son of Joseph Marks. of
New York, who is connected with the survey of
the Southern Pacific railroad, at West Jefferson
Texas, has mysteriously disappeared No trace
of him can be found, and fears are entertained
that he has been foully dealt with.
Messrs. Henry Clews & Co. have filed in the
governors office at Atlanta claims against the
state OF Georgia for money advanced by them 10
pay notes and drafts of Foster Bodgett, the SUI
perintendent of the Western and Atlantic rail-
road company, many of them having the ap-
prOYal of Governor Bullock amounting TO S377
S21. As. 1t is estimated that Clews & Go. have
claims amounting in the aggregate to 81 200 600.
On Saturday night, the body of a man was
found lying on the track Of the Boston and AL
bany railroad at Chatham Village, N. Y. 1t is
suppOSeu tHal nc WIS killed. Wllle attempting to
jump on passing train. He was about thirty
five years of age. His name is supposed to be
Florence Crowley, and lie had friends in Bangor
and Lewiston, Maine.
The suspension Of the New York firm of Sc
ger & Co., with highly respectable connections
at London and other ports in Europe. is an
nounced. The firm is one of the largest shin
pers OF breadstuffs and petroleum in the civ
1t has been known to purchase $50 900 bushels
OF wheat and 10000 barrels Of -four and charter
fifteen vessels in one day. From this some idea
may be formed of their large transactions The
liabilities are understood to be large, but it is
said Mr., Seger announces his intention to nav
in full If time is granted.
DIR. Thompson preached his farewell sermon
on Sunday, at New York, reviewing the history
OF the Tabernacle for twentyseven years past
He said we have raised a total of 5000 900 to the
support Of the church and its MISSIONS With
the muDihcent donation to the retiring pastor
the sum total is increased TO ST9O 600 II has
increased from " 10 nearly 600 members, reou
larly, and additions bring its membership up TO
1900, They have had among lis members at
least forty college graduates, and it has been a
living and working church during its entire ex-
stenee.
Plttshurg, Pa, dispatch states that Ferll
nand DE Gimmez, Spanish charge d'affairsl at
Rome, and Miss Leila Addison were married on
Saturday afternoon, the ceremony being per
formed ny the 1t. Rev. Bishop Dominic. An
unusual circumstance connected with the affair
was that the bridegroom was represented ny
proxy, the late prime minister awaiting himself
of privilege granted under the law of the
church, having appoiated brother of the bride
to represent him. The bishop says that this is
the first ceremony of this kind ever performed
in this country, although not uncommon in
Europe. The lady sails for Europe in q few
days.