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The Glorious Result.


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cratic Prces every where, and pretty
generasy oosoedsd On orr .sids. chat
this year the Nutaee State would
remain in the hands Of the Ku Klax
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Democracy. b. w,
The dispatches elsewhere p,t to
shame these vatio;nat;ons, and show
that even Coaueot;c.t IN. c,o...,
and most doubtful Of all the East.rn
States, and one which va lat v..r.
and has boon generally D..,oor.t;c
again takes step q th. ,u.;o oe AZ.
Union and th.t h.- n.,-;o.;o 80.
have no intention Of :. rra,d.-;n, !.
the Marry which v..ed so.- 49,.
ofbloodv war IN da.t.ov ~. r,.;.,
We have elected t,ov Laval, hv
over 500 snajor,ty who was beaten
nearly 1900 lsss year. |
We have carried both house. Of |
the leg;slaAnss BY overwhelming
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majorities and q majority perhaps Of
her Congressional delegation.
We have carried nearly all the
municipal elections held in differ. |
ent PARTS Of the country yesterday
including many of tho Gibralters Of
Democracy, and now what is the sie.
nifoance Of the result?
Itmeans an endorsement of Grants
administration as being wise. aba.
honest and patriotic.
1t means q condemnation of the
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For SALE.-One Bulletin Beard
apd one sick Rooster. Enquire of
the man across the street.
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TneStato Republican Convention
in Chic 10 TO be held at Columbus.
juno II.
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josh Bithftus On fAs RA6ooh.-1
h taeo0k ID 4 resident ov The
V6itSh 6tAt6S Nv AMeffca; be emf
eteted 10 ibis country soon after its
diskovsry By, Columbus, without .
eeot sud nothing but Ms claws tew
~ Aa liylpk with, He ii dhs ~
Ind " ESfa6hs, whovhide il,
Yoftk hors than ell the t % him.
- - seng the be h timber,
A. III 49, esoornlie } am 1.-THE
M isn ssss for kster hcc,
- ~ kis bisnesk. His
- CO. = = wife and three
0hildf06, who reside with him on
the inside ov = tree. He can alwas
be foand ~ hons during thp day.
ssssssl1Isf sas ~ pr, s|ssls e
Affairs He dresses il fars, and biz
tell, which II fonnd, hos rings on Il,
Those rings are ov tho same matsrial
that tho ail isy and worn tspca :all
occasionsi ,Dsring tho winter be
ties hinself up ID a hard. knot and
lays down BY bis friends. oss e :
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All persons WHO hsve acsed with the Repub-
iSean party hereto6ore, end aro In full accord
with Its principles now, are invited TO take
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Bully fer Ksekak.

The Gate City comes to as this
morning with . seven foot rampant
Shanghi Rooster ut its head, urow.
ing Justify, because ID che munfcips,
election in that city yesterday, Che
Repablicans Swept everything be.
fore thSM, not cven conoeding 20
the Copps, the poor consolation Of
evon one poor p,tifal Alderman 81
~ The Mayor elect, Henry W.
Rothert, 10 . German and an ex.en.
'sive manufacturer, and has nearly
300 majority. "A +. ''ss g
9 The Copps There - AeSo, tried the
fempsrauce, Know Nothing and
Religious lodges, bat the people
spurned their hypocritical pretsxss,
and now not . dsmocrst is left in
their city government. aps2 80 "A
All hail TO the hard working and
indefatigsbie Republicans Of K eokdki
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Victoria G. Woodhull, the ansex-
cd "Whst 10 iti" who edits Woodruff
. Clslnb weekly, and Who with
rema3 kbls modd ~ keeps her own
same constantly sanding u the
ed 81 her paper 4 candidate FOR
4 presidency, q whose ponda-
) cditotisis ~ Pfincipany dsSo-
ssd TO her essJglen, has annSssesd
the dissolution Of the Repsblisan
party.
Now, as Charles Sumner has inside
the same discovery, and is doing
all he can 10 verify tkss discovery,
and ~ he has also been frequently
,ssaounced by his new found demo'
crAtic admirers, ~ . candidate FOL
the Presidency, W. have . .sugges
ts8H To make: let Charles and Vic.
sofla double teams mAtrlm0nlaiiy
and politically, and let the polish
Cd and eloquent Massachusetts dc
olaimer become the democratic can
didate for President. aud the gentl,
| Victoria take The second plAcs ii
| the ticket. j OIL IL uaA III Issgs
BY TIM nata,mon:al allisncs III,
Public would Be relieved from %,
fear Of the procreation Of their race
i while there never would, under 40,
circumstances, be any danger Of thei
election. = ss,f 9 o7A
Let Our democratic friends though,
fully consider their peculiar claims
and thank 10 for the suggestion. ss
3D. 1870 Z
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Yesterday two corps of insurgepts
advanced on Versailles, ono via Men
don and Chatilles, and the other via
Rerel both wore routed. ~ pr
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The President and the Congress
Of the United States are the original
Ku Klux.-Blair's Speech in the Sen.
ate. ''"it ,sEt9.H ia rA6E H
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= H1V1AF Itst8e---s--- I4l4 mo- p fE5F F9d3Fl
Corrected by MoRIAnTy y MLAUaHLIN.
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g VI y
Luddington, supported by Repub-
Leans and others in favor of a reform,
was elected Mayor by 16OOmsjority.
No Democratic candidate has been
successful. Scattering returns from
the country indicates the eleotiou of
Lyen, Republican, torSupremeJ udge.
sa0 paw Washington, April 4. Il
! Mr. burton, Secretary Of the San
Domingo Commission, this morning
received q letter from tho Secretary
Of War fof Dominica, dated March
y, nj which no saysth lat that country
is entirely tranquil aud every day
grows moro anxious for annexation
to the Great Republic. ~
y = 37.g4f5 ~ - ~
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Detroit, April 4.
{ RetHrns from the State indicate
about the usual Republican lnajority.

- a sgss& l.gtj NeW OFk. April 3.
Returns from all but two or three
towns give Jewell ~ majority.
Jewell, il elected, ,rillsnot have over
~ majority tstae most. Strong,
Stark y weather and Kellogg, Kepu6.
licans, and Barfum, Democrat, are
elected Gongresswen. III The .Demo-
Gratis have elected their State ticket.
Waller. Democratic candidates for
Secretary 81 State, ais probably
iolectcd, and his election il geaerally;
c0niededsijw hstog ag.s,aw.,.s ,...i,,
La Crosse, April ga
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A BITTER QUARREL.
The latest aspects are of an exciting contro-
versy in the republican senatorial caucus to-
morrow, over the effort to put MIR. Sumner off
the foreign committee. The subcommittee of
the caucus report against Mr.. Sumner, three to
two. Mr.. Howe of Wisconsin, Mr.. Nye of Ne
vada, and MIR. Pratt of North Carolina are
against Mr.. Sumner, and Mr.. Sherman of Ohio
and Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont are for him. Mr..
Summers friends are very indignant, and will
make bitter fight. If they are oyerpowered,
and Mr.. Sumner slaughtered, the breach in the
republican party will be open and complete
Mr.. Schun will probably decline to stay on
the foreign committee if Mr.. Sumner is put off,
and will openly and sharply attack the admin
istration. 1t is possible the question may be
STAYED off by postponement of the committee
till December, but the feeling is so strong on
both sides, that Gen. Grants denomination is
already very doubtful, and his reelection i'm
possible. If Mr.. Sumner fails of an opportuni-
ty to make his speech on the use of our navy in
the Santo Domingo business, he will probably
publish it within few days after congress ad-
iourns. SAM WELLER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09
The Mining Troubles.

ARBITRATION.
TRENTON, n. j., March S.-Gov. Randolph,
New Jersey, has been requested by the railroad
and coal companies to act as arbitrator between
these parties in the existing coal troubles. The
governor has the matter under Amusement.
EFFORTS To DISCOVER A RASCAL.
TAMAoUA, Pa.y March S.-The Mount Carmel
district miners and laborers' beneficial associa-
ton has offered $500 reward for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who exploded a pow
der key in the Williams house, killing George
Hoffman. 1t is believed that the wOrkmgmen's
benevolent association is making efforts to dis
cover the. guilty parties.
RESUMPTION.
Taggart, Butler & Co.'S works, at Mount
Pleasant, resumed work yesterday. 1t is proba-
BILE that the Spring Mountain coal company,
GAINESVILLE, will resume tomorrow.
REFUSE TO WORK.
WILKEsBARRE, Mar. S.-The executive board
of the workingmen's benevolent association to-
dav rejected the request made by the miners at
Mineral Spring and at Boston TO work on the
terms proposed by the operators. In all proba-
bility resumption of work will take place here
this week.
MORE THREATS.
PoTTsvILLE, March SIT is reported tonight
that if the few collieries now in operation in
SchuylkilI county are not suspended this week
the Reading railroad WILL on Monday next, in
crease tolls 81 25 per ton in addition TO those
now in force, which increase, it is generally be
iieyed, will entirely prevent the working of any
collieries.
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Our New York Dispatches.
Sailors ia TrOubIe-The Nathan MUIR
der, etc.

NEW YORK, March S.-The trial of Pardoe,
Meredith and Allen, for setting fire to the New
Bedford whaler Robert Edwards, on which they
were seamen, was continued before Judge
Woodruff to-day. Capt. Pease and the officers
of the Robert Edwards, together with Duncan, Il
prisoner, who turned states evidence, testified
for the prosecution, the evidence being very
conclusive against the accused.
Superintendent KelsO, of the police depart
ment, this evening stated that from about six
weeks subsequent to the murder OF Benjamin
Nathan, the detectives were convinced that
William Forester was the perpetratOr of the
crime. A proclamation, describing the person
of Forester and offering a reward Of S25OO
for his arrest, has been issued.
meeting Of the citizens was held this ere.
ming, at which delegates representing the yari-
Gus trades societies attended. Resolutions we've
passed censuring the coal mining companies, and
calling upon congress to repeal the duty on
coal. The German citizens have decided upon
having grand procession at an early day, to
celebrate peace.
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COUNTY NEWS.

concert is to be given at BoystOn which
chorus will consist of $50 voices, with several
fine solo singers, supported by full orchestra
(incuding Barnard and Richardson's band),
comprising some of the best performers in the
city. Singers from adjoining towns and villages
have been invited to attend the rehearsals, which
take place Tuesday and Friday evenings. The
whole is conducted by Mr.. Arden White of this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

WASHINGTON, d. G., March 3, 1871.
TARIFF.
The friends of the present tariff have been at
work, within the last twenty-four hours, with
the president, and have convinced him that if
the session lasts much longer the whole tariff
question will inevitably be re-opened in the
house.
NEW COMMISSION.
The commission to examine southern claims,
which the president appointed this morning,
consisting of Judge Coldze of Vermont, eX.
Senator Howell of Iowa, and ex-Representative
Ferris of New York, gives general satisfaction,
They will organize at once and proceed to bust
ness.
ADJOURNMENT.
1t is understood, this evening, that the presi-
dent has concluded that it is not necessary for
| congress TO remain in session after the middle
of next week, and that prominent senator's have
been advised of the fact, and will soon (perhaps
tomorrow fix the day for an early adjourn
ment.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE SOUTHERN TROUBLE.
1t is said that the president is satisfied that
there is little hope of the passage of an effective
kuEluX bill, if congress were to remain here two
MONTHS and he will endeavor to so use the mil
itary at the south as to prevent gross violence
and disturbance of the peace.
CONGRESSIONAL FINANCES.
The exact expenditures Of congress for the
fiscal year, ending June 3Oth, 1871, amounted to
S151 All ,62276. For the fiscal year, ending
June Both, 1862, S152, S45, 121.5S. As the 81, ;
100000 voted for pensions to the survivors of
the war of 1872, is not 4 part of the regular ex-
penses of the government it must be deducted
from the last named sum, which shows that the
expenditures are growing smaller.
THAT COMMITTEE BUSINESS.
| 1t is understood that the senate caucus com
mittce to revise the list of COMMITTEES will al
low Mr. Sumner to remain at the head of the
foreign affairs committee, but that committee
will be so changed that majority will favor
Santo Domingo annexation. Mr.. Morrill,, OF
Maine, feels physically unequal to the chair
manshp of the appropriations committee, and
Mr.. Cole, of California, who was acting chair
man last session, will have it.
Under the prospect of an early adjournment,
the speaker will not announce the house com
mittees with the exception of two or three 1t
is generally believed if they were to be announced
now, that Mr. Dawes would be continued at,the
head of the appropriations and Mr.. Garfield be
made chairman of the ways and means. The
tide has been setting strongly that way for
twenty-tour hours. SAM WELLER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

S1LvERINE PENS are manufactured by R. Es-
Textbook & Co.. New York and Philadelphia,
which are said to be far more durable than
steel "opens. One who has tried the "Silverine"
pen says: at will outwear five or six steel pens.
We shall test its quality. So far we find it
smooth and easy. If it shall prove to be as
durable as promised, it will deserve favor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

SUPERIOR COURT, CIVIL TERM-SCUDDER, J.
Wednesday, March s-No 80, Mechanics Saw
ings Bank VS.. Joseph S. Hill, an action on
note of hand for $500, claimed to be guaran-
teed by the defendant. The defence was based
on legal objections to the right of the plaintiffs
to recover. The court ruled in favor of the
plaintiffs and directed verdict for them. The
case goes up to the supreme court on exceptions.
Staples and Goulding for the plaintiffs; Very
for the defendant.
No. 1O1, Daniel Williams VS.. Harvlin TOwne,
an action in reference to land in Charlton
planted on shares After the evidence for the
plaintiff was in, the defendant claimed that the
plaintiff could not recover The court took the
case from the jury on questions of law and will
report it to the supreme court. Williams and
Thayer for the plaintiff; Staples and Goulding
for the defendant.
No. 1914, Geo. w. Hale vs.. Charles A. Hale.
an action on an account. Settled without 20
ing TO the jury by judgment for the plaintiff
for the amount claimed in til auditors report.
Staples G Slocumb for the plaintiff, Goulding
for the defendant.
On trial, No. 271, Patrick Dover VS.. B., H.,
&E.R r. and action for damages for injury to
the plaintiff and his team by being struck by an
engine of defendants road, in Worcester.
Swan for plaintiff, Goulding for defendants.
Next in order, No. 427, Thomas Leahey and
wife VS.. N, & W. Il. R.; $40, John Ray VS., w.
&N.R,R.; Nos. $40, 64S, sS4, los, 225,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-ln the municipal court,
yesterday, Peter Duffe was fined $50 and costs
for breaking glass, which he paid. Amos T.
jackson was complained of for assault, and was
fined $40 and costs. jeremiah Minnehan, for
keeping liquor, was fined SO and costs. Jos.
Storm of Holden and John Small were each
fined $40 and costs for a second offence of
drunkenness Three other men and one wO-
man were fined for first offences.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-09

The ExToRTIoN CASE was abefore the mu-
nicipal court yesterday afternoon, and several
witnesses were examined, but nothing of i'm
portance beyond what has already been given
was elected, the testimony all tending to show
that both Carpenter and Mrs Williams have
been following up and threatening Martin, i'll
order to eXtort money from him. The testmO-
ny for the government being closed, Mr.. Very,
for the defendants after consultation with them,
stated to the court that, although they had am
pie ground for defence, they would submit the
case to his honor without putting in any re-
butting testimony at this time, as it would prob
ably be deemed case not coming within the
jurisdiction of this court for final disposition
HIGHLAND SCHOOL.-The following promo
tons have recently been made in the High
land Cadet corps, by order Of the superntend-
ent: Captain W. II. Tracy, Havana, N. Y;
LIST Lieutenant and Adjutant, R. c. Hodges De-
troit, Mich. I'd Lieutenant, X. l.. Murray,
Brooklyn, l.. l.; Orderly Sergeant, d. d. Reeve,
BROOKLYN L. l.; Sergeants, G. +. Dcspeau,
Providence, R. l., Is. d. Earle, Providence, K. L.,
+. X. Musgrave, New York city, II. d. Reed,
North Arlington, Henry Rice, North Atteboro;
and Corporals C. W. Briggs, Grosvenor
Dale, Ct, Joseph Dias, New Bedford, A. b.
Grggs, Mansfield, Ct, Simeon Leland, New
York City, W. II. Putnam, Wilton, N. H., j. NJ.
Taylor, Brighton.
The corps is in its usual high state of scholar
ship, military efficiency and excellence. 1t is
under the instruction of its accomplished teach
er OF military tactics, Maj. L. G. White, of
this city. The exhibition drill which the cadets
are expected to make on the evening of the
18th inst, as a part of the programme offered
by the State Guard at that time, has been pre-.
yiOusly stated.
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New England Dispatches.
Annual Meeting OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company ut BOstOm-COndi-
ton of the ROad-Speech by the Newly
Elected President -VaFiOus New En-
gland Items.


BOsToN, March S.-1he annual meeting OF
the Union Pacific railroad company was held in
this city to-day. The meeting was large, and
the affairs of the road were thoroughly dis
CuSsed.
The directors subsequently elected Thomas A.
Scott, of Pennsylvania, president, who, on ac-
cepting the office, delivered the following adj
dress:
"GeBtlemen In taking charge oil this public
highway as its president, in obedience to the
unanimous call of the stockholders and the ac-
ton of your board, beg leave to state that, so
far as my experience of over thirty years in rail
way life can be made useful to the board and
and trust the practical results may, in the iu-
ture, be found satisfactory. As condition pre-
cedent to accepting the position, make the fol-
lowing requirements:
First, that all unsettled contracts for the con-
structon and equipment of the road should be
adjusted and paid. Second, that all the floating
debt of the company should be provided for, as
it natures, by the actual sale Of assets on hand
applicable TO that purpose. Both of these con-
ditOns having been complied with and a satsfac-
tory balance in cash and assets remaining in the
treasury to provide for contingent wants, | ac-
cept the position, and will endcavor to give it
such time and attention as may be needful, in
connection with the board and its offices, to en-
sure proper management of the affairs Of the
company.
In order that we may understand, in brief
form, the present condition of the company,
have made the following summary from the Off
cial records, as presented to me by the heads of
departments.
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EARNINGS, 1870.
January lst to June 30th SO, 7g4,7 27.91
July LIST to December 3lst. ........... 3,S3O,549.O
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,625,27ll
EXPENSES.
January LIST to June Both. S2.140,41221
July lst to December 3lst. ............ l935,Si2bl
Total. .............................s4,6 7,4147s
Net earnings. z,'4''ooz'|o
Interest upon bonded debt including
ten per cent income bonds, but ex-
elusive of land grant bonds. 2,o3l, l2300
Leaving surplus of. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n6,7S933
Land department bonds, seven per cent 800 ~,
Annual interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70000000
Land Ses 2g29OO acres; proceeds, 81 9O6566;
average price per acre, S446
On account of these sales the company has
received and redeemed land grant bonds to the
extent of S736,000, and for the remainder, the
company holds land notes, maturing in one, two
and three years, with accrued interest, $50,
making 81 ,312, $50. The condition of the laDd
department may, therefore, be stated thus
Bonds. SlO4yOOO
One years interest thereon. 72S,OOO
Total s11, l2S,OOO
Principal reduced by bonds redeemed. 796,OCO
Land notes on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 576,65O
Making ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl,3lz,o5o
Showing an absolute reduction of 1884, $780,
after providing an amount equal to the interest
upon the extra debt in the land department.
The company is entitled, under the grants
from the government, to 12,0s0,000 acres, after
deducting land pre.empted before the passage of
the act; from which deduct the total heretofore
so d, 1872 1888; leaving on hand, as an asset,
II 1871 III acres; which, at an average value OF
50 per acre, being 20 per cent below the mini
mum government price for adjoining lands
owned by it, should leave the gross sum of
S28, 594 ,234.
So much, therefore, as may be required to be
applied to the payment and redemption of the
land grant bonds, and the interest thereof, and
the balance will go into the treasury as received
from time to time, for the benefit OF the share
holders.
In looking over the data submitted to me [
find, as before stated: LIST, that the gross earn
ings for the past year show an aggregate of
81 ,277 that the average expenses for the last
wear, during which the working organization was
reduced to meet existing wants six months of
! the year, have been per month $4,000 dur.
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Other Foreign Matters.

Small pox is making great rayages in the
Rocky Mountain region.
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