davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
MASONIC.
u1..s,,1io SepsloForV
n11UETo ou.

.,,,y,,vEWlN0 .aluti,sn Nas passed a. The
s,.t-5tlsn,.r.tlln0i ~ fannrhill i'Tls"' - -
F'aui A. ~, I,br,ir, -, A' q, l'a'i ,,.,iu,,l I.
Es,alsi, iisi C'ni'ni'i. II ",s V =, ,,,r,f n,
,,,-,rs,t M Irn rssgIl II Aas,'ns ~ ihrl' 'a'''
aia famllls, ls-,,.,.t.rhar.-su u!tAa
m. j ~. NuTios sarlsin'rli lsh" 'u"' ''''
,,-Y,-,sIg sl,l - ihis Tssrlnl'"n 'Af'f' ''''
hy ''4'' =" '"' '''s'' y. q, pOwER, wN,
GI..'s z. T. C,aNpEs, s"srstaTy' lmA'" ''''"''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

We see from tha. Inst nn'q5cr Of
the Dallas HcralA, that !. Pil>Its
HrrcurH, wh0 FOR the fs9t ebrec'
years has been an assistant EDITOR
on that paper, y!thdT4'7sa. Yiith tho
intention Of taking VIZ tls9 pen,'iip
Lcuisiapa, Mr., Hpiahen il 9 S5
liant writ, a g9ot h1inis1
man. o. rare .sog uIuuuI
wish him great
TNcKin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
AbbretinIed nisnnlcL,r..

The weather in California is very hot and dry.
Capt. Logan, an American, was drowned at
Shaughae.
,a THE romors Of crisis il the Austrian cabinet
A Geographic cable between Barbados and
Demarara has been successfully laid.
Eighty Catholic children have arrived in Gin
cinnati from Chicago, in care Of the archbishop
AT Charleston there were two deaths from
yellow fever yesterday and two the day before
AT Malone, N. Y, on Sunday, the cungrega.
ton in the Catholic church had ust left the
basement when the church was blown down
Frederick Temple Blackwood, Lord DufIcrn
and paymaster general of England, has been
created an earl
Chicago ladies of wealth are sending what re-
mains of rich wardrobeS and ieweIry to New
YORK for sale to raise money to help the suffer
erS
The New York Sun asks "what has become of
the lammany naturalization mill? Here it is
only twenty days before the election and the
mill IS not running. The law declares that all
papers mnst be taken out ten days before the
election Are we TO have halfway honest
election? Four colored men are sworn in as in
Spectors of election in the eighth ward.
Under the head Of"A Friendly Word to MAY
or Hal" the New York World says: "Hall is a
democrat, and owes something to a party which
has honored him with Il very high trust. There
IS no act by which he could do so much to re-
deem the democratic party from obloquy and
himself from unjust aspCrsions as by the APP
pointment of Andrew IL. Green to the office of
controller. 1t is an act which would spike all
the republican guns in the pending canvass. 1t
would probably prevent the election of a repub-
lican legislature"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
AFTER THE FIRE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE end of the first week
after the fire finds the people of Chicago recover
ing from the shock in some measure, and going
10 work to repair damages as fast as possible
Many frame stores are already up, and boards
are being drawn on number of lots for build
ing. Stores will be open with full stocks of
goods in few days The feeling is universal
that the city will be rapidly rebuilt. The insur-
ances continue to turn out better than it was at
first feared, and large amounts are being paid
to policy holders in order to enable them to re-
sumo business. The telegraph wires are still
terribly crowded with business, SO that it is
almost imposSibeto send any news
THE BANKS ARE SOUND.
The following dispatch was sent to-day to
Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,:
Chicago banks are sound, and are paving
every dollar on demand. Good feeling prevails.
Ii. r. HURLBURD,
Controller OF Currency"
The banks, national and savings, resumed
business to-day. Calls from depositors for mon
ey were light. Many sought to ascertain their
balances, and to what extent they could safely
draw hereafter. Many deposits were made.
There was no excitement or rush. At the Third
national bank, $4,000 was checked outand s72,-
600 deposited. The State savings bank prepared
for rush, but only forty depositors called for
money. The aggregate was greatly exceeded
by the deposits.
LUMBER.
The attempt made by number of lumber
dealers, yesterday, to carry up the price of lum-
Der from three to four dollars per thousand feet,
was resisted by many lumber dealers and was
defeated. Fully 100000, 900 feet are now in the
yards, and the supply continues abundant.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
The police have captured an Italian saloon
keeper, Oregon Petri, who stabbed two men
Monday night week
THE DEAD.
The total number of bodies on which nquests
have been held to last night is ninety-two.
When the debris in the burned districts is re.
moved, it is expected that many more will be
discovered.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
The board of trade has decided to appoint a
committee to select a suitable lot near the old
board of trade rooms and erect temporary build
ings.
ADDRESS FROM SHERIDAN.
Gen. Sheridan issues an address, announcing
the continuation OF peace aud quietness. There
has been no case of violence since the disaster.
BUILDINGS.
Many contracts for rebuilding were CON
summated to-day Among those who propose
to build at once are VIM. j. Coolbaugh, ii. G.
Power, c. F. Wheeler, Brown Bros, George
Armours, John b. Drake, j. c. Walker, Potter
Palmer, Matthew Latin, G. A. Breckwith,
Edwin Hunt, Frederick futile, Gregstin &
Maehia, JumeS II. Reese the Tribune, etc. The
entire block fronting east from Randolph TO
Washington street is TO be rebuilt. The great
Union depot foot of Lake street will be built on
an enlarged scale.
LEAVING THE CITY.
Passes were issued to-day for 1000 persons
leaving the city.
THE POST OFFICE.
The action of the post office authorities in
locating the office on the side where there are
less than one-third the population, and no gas,
has created great surprise and good deal of
indignation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

public buildings and many private houses were
handsomely decorated. The president was vel
coined to the state by GOV Perham, and was, by
Mayor Eycleth, introduced to the vast crowds,
who received him with deaiening cheers. Tie
special train lett ut 80 for Bangor
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, Oct. IA number Of liquor cases
came before the supreme court now sitting in
this city. This afternoon, Hamilton l.. RandS
case was under consideration, and il witness de-
cliucd to testify, saying he was not bound TO
criminatc himself. I'm this stand he was sup
ported by the counsel, who argued that he was
not compelled to answer, rs his testimony might
show that, by offering compensation for liquor,
he had induced the commission of Il crime, aud
thus become an accOmpliCe, aud as such was as
liable to punishment as the person selling him
the liquor. The debate between the counsel and
and Judge Doe was continued over two hours,
and the judges final decision was that the
question raised was so important that
he should not compel the witness to
testify, neither would he commit him
for contempt Of court, hut suggested that
the case be continued and 20 before the full
bench. This was agreed to. Several other par
ties took the same stand, as their cases are simi-
lar, and were continued, to await the settlement
Of this test
The Democrat avs, of the liquor muddie in
the supreme court; The zeal OF the county So
lleitor has raised feeling liable TO react on pol
itcs, and it was necessary to evade this effect in
tory meu or the liquor sellers; and further
that no decision win be reached by the full
bench till after March next; while the law is on
the books, rs sop TO temperance men, vet such
a loophole is left that liquor dealers can escape.
The republicans totally deny such view OF the
case.
Lawrence Whalen, of Concord, was committed
this evening for three months lIOm the United
States circuit court, at Exeter for selling liquor
without paying the government tax.
The labor reform state committee met at the
Elm house, this evening, and passed resolu-
tons to the following purport:
That political events show the need of a new
party.
The New York Tammany frauds find parallel in
the New York custom house.
While we do not endorse the record of General
Butler we thank him. in behalf Of the aboring
classes, for the truthful and urgent statements Of
facts in the late Massachusetts, canvass
We invite the cooperation of ALL irrespective of
past political career, at the coming convention to
be held in December. State Treasurer Cogswen was
president
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Der. determinations of
money aud clothing for Chicago are undated
The Wisconsin and Michigan sufferers are also
remembered. One thousand dollars, contributed
at the Journal office, have been sent to Senator
Ferry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Losses and Insurance.

COMPANIES THAT HAVE SUSPENDED.
The following list, carefully prepared from
latest dispatches, gives the names of companies
that have either failed or temporarily sus-
pended:
New York-security, Astor, Bcekman, Excel
sor, Guardian, Market, Mercantile, Washing
ton. Lorillard, Kma, Commonwealth Fulton,
Irving, Manhattan, New Amsterdam, Yonkers.
Providence-Atantic, Hope American, Provi-
dence Washington, Roger Williams.
Albany-Albany City, Commerce. Capital
City.
st. Louis-American Central.
Butfalo-Budao City, Buffalo F. and NJ,
Western.
Hartford-Charter Oak, Commercial, City,
Merchants, Putnam.
Acknowledgement Fire.
lphia-Enterprise.
Boston-Hide and Leather Independent, New
England F. and NJ.
NOrwich-Norwch Fire.
San kanciSco-Occidental Pacific
Nearly all the above named COM
panies have already been mentioned
among the heavy lOssers, and the re-
ported failures Of several OF them were an
nounced yesterday. The capital of the Norwich
company was S3,0OO,0O0 and IT'S assets amount
ed to S37S,1lS. The capitals and assets of the
other companies have already been given. The
losses OF the Boston companies are reported as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
The Worlds sympathy.



LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE subscriptions to the
Chicago fund, received at the Mansion house up
to last night, amounted to 23,6O0 pounds. The
committee of American residents of London are
also receiving subscriptions and have arranged
for the immediate dispatch of money or goods.
At meeting at Bradford two thousand pounds
were received; at Dublin 1900 pounds; ct
WolverhamplOn and Glasgow 100 pounds each
Ldter.-The destruction of Chicago is still
the all-absorbing topic. Newspapers continue
appeals, and the people respond eloriously.
The mayor publishes a statement acknowledg.
ing the receipt of multitude of small dona-
tiOnS not included in the total of f23 900 al.
ready reported The mayor appends an ex-
hortation to continue subscriptions until the
amount devoted TO this cause is worthy of the
emergency, and of the great city of London.
This morning the subscriptions at Liverpool
reached 100000; Leeds, el00; Cork f40O; Dub
lin, FL, 800; Handy, G400; Birmingham has
all eady forwarded the first instalment OF $4,000,
and further contributions are being made.
A relief meeting was held in Sheffield, to-day,
the mayor presiding. Two thousand pounds
were collected in a few minutes, several leading
merchants and manufacturers contributing
1850. The newspapers comment at length up
on the fires at Chicago and in the northwest,
and deplore the paucity of details. In such
case as this, the excessive tariff charged by the
Atlantic cable becomes public misfortune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Criminal Record.


d
BINGHAMTON Oct. 1.-THE safe of the rail
way hotel and Susquehauna depot was robbed
of $4,000 Sunday night. The money belonged
to the Erie railway paymaster.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 17--Messrs. Boere & Broth
ers' lace establishment, Brooklyn, was robbed
last night OF So 600 worth of laces. No arrests.
CHGNAMAN ROBBED AND MURDERED,
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 1.-Two white boat
men murdered aud robbed Chnaman near
Beatte, Washington territory, and escaped.
KUKLUX.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 1.-THE sub-ku-
kluX committee have begun their labors here
subsequently they will go TO Demopolis, thence
probably to Washington.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,
LOUISVILLE, Oct. TIN Warsaw, KY, yes
terday, man named Gridley, who had killed
another named Worth, was himself shot dead in
Jail by party of citizens
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
ADVEKTIsIAe HATES.

In DAILY sPT-For the square OF ten lines soil
agate type time Is cts. each subsequent Insertion 50
cts; week s2.l5i 2weeks $4,000 month $500; year
sao-and the same rate proportonay for any numbero
squares Two lines for one week sIOo; three line Si25;
i'Grl Sl3 hye lines $50 Local notices 25 cents
per line tor each Insertion. Business notices cents per
line Obituary notices. resolutions tc u cents per line
Legal advertisements sOO per square for arst inser
ton; each subsequent insertion 20 cents.
Special positions. in the paper, special styles Of
display will he charged extra rates. Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN wEERLr srY-First insertion slOO per square
each subsequent Insertion 50 cents months 500; one
$500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Other Fires.
The COnnnsrn,ion. in ,Lc Northwest

RELIEF.
DETROIT, Oct. 17.-EarneSt appeals come
from the north and northwestern portions Of the
state, which are responded TO literally. Every
train and boat conveys help TO the sufferers. In
thirty days water communication with the de.
vestated districts will cease, after which supplies
must be teamed sixty miles to Manistee, and
fifty to one hundred miles into st. Clair and
Huron counties. Speedy assistance must be
rendered, and contributions for these places
should be sent TO Senator Ferry, Grand Rapids,
Michigan. In the vicinity Of Holland, nearly SIX
thousand persons are needing daily supplies Of
food.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct IA meeting Of the
citizens has been called to consider the pro
prety of donating all over 100000 10 the
Michigan and Wisconsin sufferers.
ASSISTANCE ASKED.
DETROIT Oct. T.-Gov. Baldwin has issued
proclamation, calling earnestly for contrbu-
tions for sufferers by the fires. Michigan com
miuees have been appointed at Detroit and
Grand Rapids to receive the same.
ANOTHER APPEAL.
BOsToN, Oct 1.-THE following was received
here this evening:
Grand HareH, Mch., oct 17.-rhe cities OF
Holland and ManiStee need material sympathy.
The former city is entirely destroyed, and there
are three thousand homeless people Their im-
mediate wants are supplied but, with Il long
winter in view and business Frustrated, they
must be cared for. Contributions sent to Sen
ator Ferry will safely reach the designated des-
tnatioD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

A correspondent writes from Paris: "a am
firmly convinced that unless the republicans
give an immediate and hearty support to Theirs
the emperor will soon return, but il the empire
is again recalled, it will be by universal suffrage
and because the republicans will have weakened
the present government SO that the empire will
be necessary. Everybody thinks it, and knows
II, but no one dares to say it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
The SaiIors, PeriIs.

SOUTHAMPTON, Ontario, Oct 17.-Charles
LustrOm, Il sailor from the schooner Excelsior
of Erie, was picked up off Southampton, to-day
crew were floating on planks, but a boat sent
out could not rescue them, and their fate is I'M
known. The vessel sank between Thunder bay
and Middle island. She left Milwaukee on the
Sth, and foundered on the 10Th. She had Il
cargo of $4,000 bushels of wheat. All the crew,
nine in number, are believed to have persisted,
except LustrOm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
III . z H'WItNN 7
The following are reported:
,IIscrIIANrnn.

The Boston committee at Chicago telegraph
that Massachusetts ought to give million in
money and supplies.
At meeting of Yale college students, yester-
day, subscriptions were started for the Chicago
sufferers. They intend to raise $1,000.
The executive relief committee of the New
York chamber OF commerce has asked the gem
eral committee for power to use a portion of
the donation for sufferers In Michigan aud Wis
conslnl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
New England Dispatches.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTON, Oct. 17.-ln the United States court
this morning, Capt Albert WinsOw, of the
ship White swallow, and William H. Wood,
mate, charged with scuttling that vessel on the
trip from Boston 10 Hong Kong, were each held
in $1,000 for trial in the district court
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Fortune
cruising in the bay last night speaking some
twenty-five fishing vessels, heard nothing of the
British cruiser, or of the schooner Horton The
reports of Il Canadian cutter in our waters is
not confirmed by our pilots or by any vessel ar
irving nom the fishing grounds, and the only
foundation Tor the reports arises from vessel,
purpOrted to have been seen from the shore, an
swering to the description of blockade runner.
The excitement in Gloucester Is t0ning down,
although the arrival Of the Horton is looked for
with teverish anxiety. The general sentiment
is, that no British armed vessel has been seen
OFF the cape, although the revenue officers are
still confident hat the runners were well founded.
II such vessel was here, she has retired from
the vicinity, as no one pretends TO have seen her
here since Monday morning. Many believe the
reported cruiser to have been United States
steamer with supply Of oil for the light sta
tons, which would account for her being in the
localities where such craft was reported to be
seen. Three or four armed tug boats are cruis.
ing TO find the Horton, and protecG her if neces-
safy. The Leyden, under command of Cant
Bcknap, with thirty marines from the Ohio
and armed with l2-pound howitzers, came down
from the navy yard this afternoon, and relieved
the Fortune, which will 20 direct to Norfolk
Nothing has been heard on the shore from the
IIo ton, and there are many speculations. as 10
the course she will take. Some say that il is not
probable that she will come directly TO Glouces-
ter, but that she will make for some more
southerly port. Some say that she will be like
~ TO come under cover of the night, and others
think that she will not hesitate to return boldly,
and as soon as possible, and that she must have
been delayed for want of wind But, there is
really nothing to base judgment upon II regard
to her movements She may be in tonight, or
not be heard from for week.
MAINE
AUGUSTA, Oct. 17.-President Grant and par
ty arrived in this city, on their way to Bangor,
on a special train, at three o'clock An immense
crowd of citizens and people from adjoining
towns assembled. Bells were rung, salute
fired from the United States arsenal, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
The Halifax murricanc.

HALIFAX, N s., Oct. 16-There was great
damage done to the wharves and other property
by the gale, Thursday night. There was great
destruction of property throughout the province,
but the loss Of life is small. The railway to
Bedford is badly damaged. There are no trains
running.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Sporting Affairs.

THE To NF.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA match has been ar.
ranged between American Girl and the gelding
Judge Fullerton, for $1,000, mile heats, at Fleet
wood park within a fortnight
THE NATIONAL GAME.
BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE exhibition game OF
base ball between the Mutuals, of New York,
and the Bostons, to-day, was won by the latter
IN IN X
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

According TO the English consul at Rome, the
fine voices among the Roman people are &C.
counted for IN this way: Roman mothers have
way of hanging their infants by their clothes to
a nail in the wall, and permitting them TO cry
by the hour together. This uninterrupted wall
ing exercises and forms the vocal organs in an
extraordinary way" We should think il might,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
The weather.

WAsHINGToN, Oct II, 7 p. M-PRoBABILI-
TIEs-A rising barometer, with clear and pleas
ant weather, is probably for Wednesday from
the lower lakes to Texas and northwestward;
cloudy and clearing weather in New England
and on the South Atlantic coast Fresh North
erly winds on the gulf coast; light winds on the
Atlantic, and fresh westerly winds on the lakes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
FROM EUROPE.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from Maryhill,
county of Lanark, three miles from Glasgow,
announces the wrecking of passenger train,
by which two persons were killed and fifteen Sc
riouSy wounded
ARRIVED SAFE.
The arrival at Queenstown Of the steamship
Getty Of Paris" safe and in good order, relieved
much anxiety. The report OF her being disa-
bled was erroneous, and originated in Il mistake
of the signal telegrapher at Cape Clear.
DIPLOMATIC.
The Gazette contains the following diplomatic
appointments: Sir Andrew Buchanan, minister
at Vienna; Lord LOTUS, minister at St. Peters
burg; Mr., Odo Russell, minister Mt Berlin.
Russia.
PROBABLY EXAGGERATED.
LONDON, Oct 17.-Advces from Odessa state
that 800 buildings in the town Of Bogooslaw
were burned by inCendiary fires. 1t is believed
to be the work of fanatIcal oppressers OF the
Jews. A great proportion Of the inhabitants
are of the Jewish faith.
Germany
THE REICHsRATH.
BERLIN, Oct. 17-Aiter the speech Of the EN-.
peror, yesterday, the reichsrath adjourned with
out transactng any business, there being no
quorum present.
China.
AWFUL STORY OF DEATH
LONDON Oct 17.-The details received Of the
recent storms and floods in China, represent the
loss Of life and property very great At least
three thousand persons are said to have per-
ished.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

AIMS. .,1,,,,,,,,,,,r, =, ,,,,,,,,,,,, y..,,,,-
r, - I,I,,,a II .,,at1I s
10y go. 20 -,
,, r,,,. 49,, tt r,o1 ,o,,1;,, 80 Tho .oo,r,,,i,.
-. 49,, -, A.. rIo,lr,o
NJ -, ~ - =, 49,. "a,
-,,..,'....
- - 49,,
-, -,
r., - Nj - -
~ ,'.,s'..-,.s,
~,
:,
70r7
'"I" '"c '0,'' ny %" '''N
-
'' -
~ N''
y, l0' '','I
'''oO ga" -|'o'i''Ii i''"'P"''' soi"+,
"p .'onn ''ie "'0oN " ''o'' u','""V' II" "E' ""u
"'''e'O '''' mo N'''''eo "''e 0'ooN' nv "'s'
.,'07'
a. '''''O 'o' ,'''''' "'',' "'i' o' NJ" III
'''' ''''i y" mat 0i'"S '"i' '"o'
'i-' n"0'e' 40 "''0 81 ''5'0u y" 'iio
It "l N'T" 'i,''' ~ "''' VIVA"
'' M " '''u i'u'''p''''9 o'' 'No n'N Deio'e
i"o "i',,.',l ,',''" "'9 nD '''in, ~ ."i9
'"' '0'' VI nav ~ anu III
O"'' "''0"
|5 ''ii' '''o"' ''''' o'S maj nv '"e 10
~ ; N''' u 'o 7''0 Pi'e' 81
,,s,
60 'io N'l''l nav ''
n-,'''
,'J'i' ~ '0'i mas !,
f"ei'J Wv "''''''' i'T''' NJ WI 'e
SION S'a'u AROUND 'No village uIllNlhg ana hght-
luT io' several uayS' ne inaue Sucl WISH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

HAVANA, Oct. 11-.Iuarez has been elected
president Of Mexico by congress, receiving 10S
votes, all that were cast The opposition
abstained from voting All is quiet in the city
nf Mayipn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18

The nine fire insurance companies in Hartford
have, since their organization, paid losses TO the
amount of S59, $4,000, and the Chicago fire
swells this amount seven or eight millions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
The Chicago ConhagratiOn.

Alter the FIre-The Work OF Rebuilding
the CiIy-COnditiOn OF the Ranks-The
Grand ana Noble Charity OF ihe World,
etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Turkey.
ELLAL III

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Adyices from Constantine
pie state that the cholera has again appeared in
that city and suburbs In two days sixty per
sons died, ten of whom were Englshmen.