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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-18
COUNTY NEWS.

H. B. Bullard is appointed postmaster in
West Sutton, in place of S. N. Waters, resigned.
The selectmen of the town of Barre have or
dered the sale of six school houses, with all their
furniture, on the Both inst.
The barn belonging to the hotel in Spencer
was destroyed by fire on Thursday evening;
loss $500.
The first exhibition of the Milford poultry
club, which was held on Tuesday aud Weducs-
day, was a very successful one in point of the
numbers and excellence of the fowls exhibited.
1t is said by an exchange, that practical and
devoted missionaries are in Milford, laboring to
increase higher tone of sObriety and virtue
among the devotces to the Romish church. Al
ready they have instituted daily meetings, and
they flock to and fro, filling up their new cathe-
dral.
Patents were issued to the following named
inventors in this county, last week. S. w. Put
nam, Jr., Fitchburg, machine for slotting and
cutting metal; J. Keith, Charlton, machine for
making and setting blind staples; c. E. TrOw-
bridge, Whitinsville, fastener for spinning rings;
and W. b. Whitney, Leominstcr, assignor to
himself and +. A. Whitney, child's carriage.
An extension has been granted to G. T. Hutch
ms, East Douglas, administrator of c. Hutch
ins, deceased, for improvement in machines for
making axes.
The Worcester West Chronicle has this: at
is said that young man who resides not more
than a thousand miles from Gardner, having
been rejected by the young woman to whom he
has been pay wing his addresses for some months
past, has demanded the return of all the pres
ents he made her in the course of his wooing-
rings pins, bracelets, necklaces, etc.-and as
there were among his amatory gifts several bot
ties of the Getty Falls excelsior hair renovator"
which had been irretrievably used up, he threat
ems, in lieu of them, to cut off the luxuriant
tresses which have been induced to grow, as he
alleges, by their use"
Company B, 18th Massachusetts regiment held
a reunion at the Mansion house in Milford, on
Tuesday last, the anniversary of the battle of
Newbern. About thirty comrades were present,
and after spending a short time in renewing old
friendships, they sat down to one of Mr.. Lewis
Fishers best suppers. The association elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
President, Capt. VIM. Emery; Vice Presidents,
VIM. A. Tiltou of Ashland, j. C. Higgins of
Milford and G. E. Childs of Upton; Correspond
ing Secretary, P. c. H. Belcher of Milford; Re-
cording Secretary, Z. NJ. Wheelock of Milford;
Treasurer, G. E. Burlington of Milford.
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BAY STATE HOUSE.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
MARCH e3, -, mud 20.
1B' Communication Free.

II you are affected with discharges from the nose,
whether of soft matter hardened, offensive Jumps If
you have matter dropping into the throat have to
hawk hem scrapc to clear 1t Especially mornlngs
fyour breath is offensive; you easily tired and
exhausted, languid and deblitated you cough
or less or hoare up frequently; II your throat feels
though there something sticking in II which needs
to be removed fyou have pain the nose, eyes the
ace or head; If your eyes are weak ateTy, your
memory impaired, frequent heavy drowsy feeling,
dizziness occasionally and general relaxed of the
SYSTEM ifyOu have either of the above symptoms, you
can he sure that you are affected with Catarrh and
which, if not removed, will surely run you into Con-
sumption No argument will save you; no matter what
DIR. Jones or Dr. Brown says to Its curability no
matter what your neighbours experience may have been
with patent Catarrh cure II you are not cured
Nth eUery breath Of air you ahde The seeds Of Coaump
ton Waiting till your friend is cured is another dam
gerous speculation you Tor while you are waiting
your disease waiting also? Can you hang up your Ca
tarr like old and have it mcnded when your are
ready No, sir while you thus speculate, the precious
time lost and the disease may slip beyond the curing
point and en you areready to have it attended to- no
human skill may be able to save you.
The durability of Catarrh by my treatment is beyond
question doubt, can furnish abundance of evidence
Of radical and permanent performed by me on par.
ties residing here and hereabouts, whose words are
guaranty in themselves My treatments painless and
can be used at home without interruption to business
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Our New York Dispatches.
A Minister becomes DishOnost-Heavy
FHiIure-DivIdend-He Real Estate
TransnCtiOn-Revcnu Decision Nils
son, etc.

New YORK, March 17.-Treasurer Rev. Dr.
Giles, of the SwedCnborgian church, oath
street, has absconded, with $4,000 belonging
to the church.
A, Linderman, prominent wholesale tobac-
co dealer of Newark, N. j., failed to-day, with
heavy liabilities.
The Rock Island railroad dividend next week
will be five per cent instead of four as previous
ly reported.
James Wilson, this CITY, has bought the Con-
tinental stores near the Atlantic docks, Brook
Ign, for $3,000,00
A private dispatch from Washington, to-day,
announces that Commissioner Pleasanton de-
cides that the renewals of fire insurance policies
do not require revenue stamps.
The Post this evening says: Nilsson has posi-
lively decided to remain another year in Ameri-
ca, spending most of the summer in the Green
Mountains and Newport.
Burglars safely removed $4,000 worth of poke
knives from store in Chamber street last night
The small pox is raging among the eighth
United States infantry in the barracks at Da-
vid's Island, and the post has been quarantined,
by order of Gen. Mcdowell.
Dispatches from nearly all the principal cities
in the country report general and successful
celebration of ST. Patrick's day.
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Criminal REGARD.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.
CHESTER, March H.-In the recent fight at
Baton Rouge twelve negroes were killed and
four wounded. The loss of the whites is un.
known, as they left the county, carrying with
them their killed, if any, and all but two of the
wounded. Three companies of negro militia
have been disbanded-one at Rossville, one at
Rich Hill, and the Mount Camel company
Three hundred stand of arms have been deliv-
cred to Capt. Kennedy, the governors aid.
ABsCoNDED.
BUFFALO, March He. l.. Airport confiden-
tial clerk OF Barclay, Bruce & Co., of this city,
for the past six years, has absconded, and is
defaulter to the amount of $4,000 or $40, 900.
His fraud has been going on since 1866. He
left the city on Monday night last, taking with
him four car loads of furniture, horses, car
riages, etc.
SHOCKING CRIME.
CINCINNATI, March 17-Henry Yourse, Just
pardoned from the penitentiary, shot and NOR
tally wounded Moses Kline, at fredericksburg
o., last evening, and then shot and killed him
self. Cause, jealousy.
FILKINs.
ALBANY, March 17.-Filkns was taken last
evening from the Jail in this city to the Clinton
prison. His wife and children called on him twice
yesterday, the interviews being most trying
and painful.
AN USHUNG TRAITOR.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March H. Jefferson
Davis responded to sereDade in this city, this
evening, but made no allusion to political mat
ters,
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motion to lay the latter on the table being re.
iected-44 tot
The bill was then laid aside, and the senate
took up Mr.. Anthony's resolution, to limit the
business OF the present session to legislation
upon the south. which was submitted in mOdi-
fed form as follows THAT the senate will con-
slider, at the present session, no other Legislative
business than the deficiency appropriation bill,
a concurrent resolution for joint committee on
the south, and the resolution now pending, in
Structing the committee on the Judiciary to re.
port bill or bills to enable the president and
courts of the United States to execute the laws
in said states"
Mr. Sumner objected to the resolution, in its
present form. He opposed any adjournment
until his supplementary civil rights bill was dis
posed of. He proceeded TO explain aud advo-
cate his bill, as essential to the closing work of
reconstruction. lie thought senators could not
afford to go home until they passed this measure.
Before Mr.. Sumner concluded the senate went
into executive session, and adjourned till to-
morrow.
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New England Dispatches.
Hartford i'm Court Once MOre-How the
Followers of IreIand's Patron saint
Celebrated in BOstOn-Latest News of
the New Hampshire Election, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, March 17.-The Boston, Hartford
and Erie was in the supreme court to-day on the
particular question, who are the legal trustees
of the Berdell mortgage2 The court took the
matter under adviseInent, and will probably
render decision within fortnight. 1t is be.
lieved Thomas Talbot Albert Talbot, Moses
Kmball and Alyery L. Plummer, now acting
as such, will be declared the legal trustees, and
that an order Of court will soon take the prop
erty from the hands Of the receivers, and Iplace
il in their charge,
ST. Patrick's anniversary was celebrated in
Boston to-day in the usual manner, and with
great spirit Ine procession embraced the prin-
cipal Irish societies escorted by the knights OF
81. Patrick mounted, the Montgomery Guards
and delegations from other companies of tue
9Th regiment in dark clothes and fatigue caps.
The procession marched up Beacon street at
noon, and was reviewed at the state house by
Governor Clafiin and staff and members of the
executive council, and subsequently by Mayor
CASTOR at City hall. The demonstration was
imposing and orderly.
Reports from Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester
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WASHINGTON, March II.
CONFIRMED.
The senate to-day confirmed VIM McMichael,
Philadelphia, solicitor of internal revenue; W.
II. Chesebrough, N. York. assistant secretary of
legation at London; Walter A. Smith, assistant
attorney general of the United States.
THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
Held caucus to-day, which continued three
hours, and resulted in the adoption of a resolu-
ton, by Mr.. Cox, TO sustain the senate Joint res
olutiOn for n southern investigating committee,
provided it is modified so that the committee
shall not report before December. If the reso-
luton is not so amended by the house the dem
ocrats will consider themselves free to vote
forOr against it in the original FORM
ADJOURNMENT.
There seems to be an increasing disposition on
the part of the republicans TO adjourn next
week, the democrats being sure to help them in
so doing.
THEtREsoLUTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
lnstructing the committee on the judiciary to
report bill for the protection of life anA prop
erty in the late insurrectionary states is vet to
be acted on, 1t is doubtful, however, whether
the committee viii report during the present ses-
sion.
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0aurtester 4ailp SPY.
CITY NEWS.

Mr., L. Fay of this city has been granted pa
tent for nut lock.
Prof. R. II. Mather of Amherst will preach at
the Salem street church, tomorrow.
Rev. r. B. Stratton will lecture at the young
mems Christian association rooms this evening.
Rev, G. N. Smith, of the Trinity NJ. +. church,
will close his pastoral services with that church,
week from tomorrow.
The public temperance meeting of the Irish
society, tomorrow evening, is to take place at
the hall of the Catholic institute, Temple street.
The superior court adjourned from Thursday
to Monday next, on account of the illness of the
Judge. The Freeand mortgage case Will occupy
two or three days more.
The fifth discourse in Rev. Mr.. Halls series
OH religion will be given tomorrow evening at
seven O'Clock. Subject-"The Scriptures, what
are theyp
Rev. DIR. Hill (ex-president of Harvard uni
versty,) will preach at the Church of the Unity
tomorrow morning and evening. A contribu.
toni for the French people will be taken up in
the morning,
A little son of W Bunham, aged ten years,
aud living in Highland court, lost the sight of
his left eye, Friday morning, by carelessness in
the use of powder.
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stead of in his little bed, last night, was kindly
put in a little cell by officer Brewer.
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HISTORICAL CoNCERT.-AS will be seen by
an advertisement this morning, the fourth and
last of Mr.. B. D. Aliens series of chamber con-
certs, will take place on Friday evening, the
24th, when will be presented an entertainment
OF great interest TO the lovers of classical music,
embracing selections from the different periods
in the history OF music. Vocal selections will be
given by Mrs. j. Z. West, formerly Miss Hous-
ton), and the instrumental by Messrs Schultze,
Meisal, Ryan and Fries of the Mendelssohn
quintette club. Messrs. Story and Parkhurst
will also assist in rendering some selections for
three pianos. This must prove the most attrac
tive concert of the series, and will doubtless
draw out full house. Tickets, with secured
seats, may be obtained at the music store of
Richards, Metcalf & Co., 254 Main street.
The Celebration of ST. Pntrick's Day.
The streets of the city were filed yesterday by
those who delight to celebrate St. Patrick's day
Tue weather, though not the best, was thought
very little about, apparently; for the women, old
and young, formed a considerable part of the
crowd that lined both sides of Main street, and
followed the procession on its line of march,
The bodies of men marching in the street, wear.
ing their different regalias, in which green and
gold abounded as it did also on the ban
ners, presented an appearance that delighted
their friends, as they moved regularly along, to
the music of the three bands in attendance, and
were kept in the best of order by the marshal
and his mounted aids, while the aged members
were given place in carriages following the or
der to which they belonged.
The societies formed in Salem square, in three
divisions, with the right of each division resting
on Park street. and the column moved in the fol-
lowing order at ten O'Clock:
Detachment of Police under Capt. Comings.
John F. Murray Chief Marshal, and Aids.
First Division:
Worcester Brass Band
Father Mathew Temperance Society, Patrick Dig >
gins President, M. j. Kennedy, Marshal,
Second I9fI
Clinton Brass Band
American society Of Hibernians, 14O men, Edward
st. Patrick Benevolent Association. so men.
John Clark, Marshal
Third Division:
National Cornet Rand
American Order of Hibernians $50 mon. Dennis
Maloney, Marshal.
The column proceeded up Park, Main. Chat
'!,am, to St. Pauls church, which was filed dur-
ing the SERVICE and Immediately after mass the
column reformed and paraded through the fol
lowing streets: High, Austin, across Main to
Southbridge, Lamartine, Millbury, Green, Tenn
pie, Grafton, East Worcester, Cross, Shrewsbury,
Summer Main, Mechanic, Summer, Front,
Pleasant, Irving, Chandler, Main, to City hail.
where the societies were reviewed by Mayor
Earle. 1t then passed down Front Grafton,
Winter, Green, Trumbull, Front, to Salem
square.
When in front of the residence Of the Rev,
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Casualties.


RAILROAD COLLISION.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 17.-There was
collision on the New York Central railroad in
Centre square, in this city, this morning, be-
tween freight train and single locomotive.
The result was the demolition of two lpcomo-
freight damaged, and brakeman from Buffalo,
named Doyle, severely, if not fatally, injured.
The wreck took fire, but the flames were extin-
guished before much damage was done. The
loss to the company is very heavy.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
RICHMOND. Va, March 17.--William Strange
and A. Creecy were killed at Bermuda Hun
dred, to-day, by the explosion of a boiler.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
CHICAGO, March IA construction train on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
railroad was thrown from the track near Scion,
killed and four Others wounded, two fatally,
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THAT FLAG.-Our types made very bad mis-
take, yesterday morning. The flag displayed
from Jordan's block, corner of Main and Aus
tin streets, Sin honor of temperance and the
gloomy days gone by" was not "black." 1t
was genuine flag of the true color, and saw
service in the gloomy days" of the war. 1t
waves now for temperance. No, indeed it is
not "black"
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YOUNGSTOWN, March 17.-Delegates from the
anthracite and bitumiuous coal miners associa-
tons met here to-day and framed union on.
GERS of the new organization were elected from
the workingmen's benevolent ard the bitumi-
nous associations.
A general suspension by the miners in the BIZ
luminous region is expected at an early day.
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NEW YoRk-nnrrMAN,s VET,

NEW YORK-HoFFMAN's VETO.
ALBANY, March 1S.-GOv. Hoffman vetocs the
bill providing an additional clerk for each of the
nine district courts in the city of New York.
He says the proposed increase of clerical force
is entirely unnecessary. 1t would add S54 600
TO the S450000 which the New York district
courts now annually cost; and, if bills like
these are permitted to become laws, no efforts of
the authorities to reduce the expenditures and
taxation can be successful
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Other Foreign NInIiers.

Gen. WTangel has arrived in Berlin, as the
bearer of congratulatory letter from the car
to the emperor.
Herr Fabrice remains in France, as the repre-
sentative of Bismarck, until the execution Of
the preliminaries OF peace.
The programme for the celebration in honor
of the liberation of France from the Prussians
has been arranged by a committee of citizens of
Graft, capital of Syria. The proposition has
not been sanctioned by the governor.
In consequence of the ravages of the cattle
plague in Belgium, holding cattle fairs is for.
hidden in Hainault, western Flanders and Ma.
muir.
1t is said the result of the labors of the Black
Sea conference will be presented to parliament
tonight.
The Cambridge and Oxford crews are now
practising daily on the Thames.
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PHILADELPHIA, March is The boiler plate
manufacturers of eastern Pennsylvania, Della
ware and New Jersey met in this city, and voted
to raise the price of plate iron of all kinds
three-eighths of a cent per pound. The coal
miners strike caused the advance.
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ST LOUIS, March 17.-The St. Louis western
colony has located at Evans, on the South
Platte, fifty miles north of Denver, and four
miles south of Greeley, where they have control
of 10000 acres Of land. The Boston colony has
also located at EYnnS.
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by those people who have been charging you such
enormous prices for Rubber Goods of all kinds, and
now offering you cheap Auction Goods that not
worth taking from the shop, but buy RELIABLE Goods
atme
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A. p. LIGHTHILL, Nj. ID.
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A CARD TO THE UBLIC.

IN JUSTICE TO THE BOOT AND
SHOE TRADE OF WORCESTER, WE
WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC-wE
SPEAK WHAT WE KNOW THAT
THE FIRST CHEAP AUCTION RUB
Der BOOTS AND SHOES BROUGHT
TO AND OFFERED IN THIS CITY,
WAS by THE PARTY OF THE So
CALLED BANKRUPT STOCK, AND
WHO NOW so GRACIOUsLY WARNS
THE PUBLIC AGAINST BUYING
"THOSE CHEAP AUCTION GOODS,
NOT WORTH TAKING OUT OF THE
SHOT,"
IT is TO BE HOPED THE PUBLIC
WILL TAKE THE ADVICE, AND
NOT BE DECEIVED" ESPECIALLY
BY THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN THE
MEANS OF FLOODING THIS MAR.
KET WITH CHEAP, WORTHLESS
RUBBER GOODS, REPREsENTED
AS FIRST QUALITY.