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FROM EUROPE.
France.

THE COMMUNISTS TROOPS.
PARIS, April 13.-Dombrowski reports to the
communal committee that the troops under his
command are doing excellent service. They al
ready hold three forts, the town of Neuilly, and
hope to gain possession of the bridge across the
Seine tonight
THEIR OPPONENTS.
The Cri du Peuple says the Versailles troops
have been driven from Neuilly, and are flying
towards Courtyeroie. The attack yesterday by
the Versailles forces was q failure. The Orleans
railway has been cut by the Versailles troops.
CANNONADE.
There was heavy but intermittent cannonade
during the whole OF last night which has grown
more violent this morning, fort Mont Valeren
firing heavily. Members of the commune are
personally on the field TO encourage the troops.
ENGLIsHMEN WARNED.
The British consul at Paris has warned all
Englishmen to leave the city.
BOGUS VICTORIES.
VERSAILLES, April 13.-It is officially an
nounced that the alleged communist victories
are entirely without foundation. No engage
ment took place on Tuesday, and on Wednesday
there was merely an insurgent fusilade, followed
by cannonading. There has been no engage
ment this morning All the roads leading to
Paris are occupied by the Versailles troops.
THE coNCILIAToRY ARRANGEMENTS.
The delegates from The party of Cancellation
have returned to Paris. The conditions of
peace proposed to them by President Theirs
were, that Paris shall first lay down her arms
and then municipal franchise will be granted to
the city
FRENCH WAR CAPTURES.
HAMBURG, April 13.-It is reported that
France has undertaken to restore to their owners
all the German ships taken by the French
cruisers and not condemned as prizes Of war.
Great Britain.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 13.-The bullion in the Bank
of England has decreased 9222 900 during the
week.
Belgium.
THE PEACE QUESTION.
BRUSSELS, April 13.-The German financial
delegates, who are to assist in the peace con-
ference here, arrived to-day.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY ePY
From Washington,
ESPECIAL DISPATCH To THE WORCESTER SPY !
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April ID.
THE CONNECTICUT MEN.
Mr.. Barnum, of the Connecticut delegation,
was sworn in to-day. Mr.. Kellogg has arrived,
but he does not ask to be sworn in. 1t is
thought possible, however that he may receive
the necessary papers before adjournment, which
will let him in.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS STATUE.
Senator Morrill,, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on public buildings, stated, in the senate,
this afternoon, that the postponement of the
proposed reception of the statue of Roger Will
liams till next winter had been done at the sug-
gestion of Senator Sprague.
ADJOURNMENT.
There is prospect that congress cannot get
ready to adjourn till some time next week. The
senate will make hard fight for some of the
items on the deficiency bill, which the house OPP
pose, and it is not yet certain how soon the
kuklux bill will become law. Very likely the
session will run to the middle of next week.
EXCITEMENT.
There was a good deal of excitement in the
house debate upon the senate proposition to re-
peal the law converting each new congress
March 4th. But few republicans favor the re-
peal, and the democrats are for it in body.
The senate passed the amendment by ire
mendous majority, but the members of the
house showed, in the debate, that they felt con-
siderable jealous of the senate in regard to the
control of the patronage at the disposal of the
executive, and this has a good deal to do with
the strong sentiment of continuing the law.
GEN. sCHENCK's DISTRICT.
There is likely TO be contest in the third dis
trict Of Ohio, though it was at one time aban-
doned. 1t is now alleged that large fraud has
been discovered in the town of Hamilton; that
one of the democratic inspectors stuffed a ballot
box; and several leading citizens of the district
ask for an eXtention of time to make up a new
issue and take testimony, and it is thought the
house will grant it. Gen. Schenck, of course,
has no connection with the contest, as he has
accepted another office under the government
If a case should be proved against Mr.. Campbell
new election would have to be ordered.
SAM WELLER.
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New England Dispatches.


BOsToN, April 18.-Rev Joseph Angler, Uni
tartan clergyman of Milton, died yesterday,
aged sxty-two.
The receipts of the French fair yesterday
were $4,000, showing total to this morning of
about 1000
SPRINGFIELD, April 13.-Judge Henry W.
Bishop of LenoX died at that place, yesterday
aged eighty-three. He was the oldest member
of the Berkshire county bar, and judge of the
court of common pleas from 1852 to 1856. He
was nominated for congress and several times
for lieutenant governor by the democrats, but
never elected.
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The WEATHER.-A Washington dispatch
says:-'It is probable that cloudy weather WILL
on Friday, very generally prevail, with light
rains at a few points in the south and south
west; easterly winds on Lake Michigan and
northeastern on Lake Superior"
The auroral display last evening was very
brilliant in New York state. In some places the
telegraph wires were affected TO Il considerable
degree by the Influence of the aurora.
An Omaha dispatch states that the cold was
so severe on Monday night that two men were
frozen to death.
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CINCINNATI, April IS AT a meeting of the
directors of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
railroad, to-day, NJ. L. Ingalls, resigned the
presidency. His successor is not yet named.
At meeting of the directors of the
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette rail-
road, in New York, ingalls, resignation as
president of that road was also accepted
and William A, Booth elected to fill the
vacancy. ingalls, has disposed of his stock and
resigned as president in view of the recent de-
cision of Judge Cox, which was unfavorable to
his continuance as receiver, so long as he held
an interest as stakeholder. He will, conse.
quently, remain in connection with the roads as
rnnniver
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Criminal Record.

THE SAN FRANCISCO SCANDAL.
SAN Francisco, April 13.-The evidence in
the Fair-Crittenden trial closed this morning.
Snyder, one of the prisoners late husbands, tes-
tilted to certain facts regarding the manner of
their marriage and divorce. She, on the other
hand, swOre that he came to her cell since the
murder, and offered to swear so as to clear her
for six thousand dollars, which she refused.
Her counsel, Cook, corroborated this. Argu-
ments are to begin tomorrow
BANK CASHIER DISMISSED.
LOUISVILLE, April &c. G. Rogers, cashier
OF the Central savings bank of this city, was dis
missed to-day for the certifcation of checks to
parties not responsible. The bank loses about
100000. Rogers asserts that his acts were APP
proved by the president OF the bank.
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4 New BUsINEss.-There is a good deal of
talk in Philadelphia among the brokers about
fast young man whose father is overburdened
with millions. The young man would not work,
and the old man could not bear an idIer and
many were the quarrels between them, Al last
the old man, quite out of patience said: "Now,
JACK, give you one week TO make up your mind
to what business you are TO go in, No son Of
mine shall be lounger, and 20 to work YOU
SNAIL AT the end oil the week, if you have made
no choice, will stop your allowance altogether,
and make you take stool In my Office, and work
enough you'll have of it there" Well, Jack
promised to look around and make up his mind,
AZ the end Of q week, sharp and peremptory was
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ITO the Associated Press.)

NOMINATED.
The president to-day nominated Frederick
Douglass as member of the legislative assembly
for the District of Columbia, and G. E. Horn as
postmaster at Stoneham, Mass.
RUSSIAN CONSUL AT BOSTON.
The president has recognized William Brandt
Slower as vice consul Of Russia for the port of
Boston.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Has not yet received information concerning the
reported conflict between the United States
troops and the MeXicans on the Texas border.
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CHICAGO, April 18.-Last night, at South
Park station, Edward Marston, foreman of the
Prohibitionist office of this city, and his wife,
Jenny Nlarston, were run over by the Kalamazoo
train, on the Michigan Central railroad, and
killed. They were young and highly respected
couple, and had been married but Il few months
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INDIAN Rnid Fenred.

MILWAUKEE, April 13.-Late Minnesota pa
pers say that fears exist at Leech Lake of
another Indian raid The contemplated move
ment will be made after maple sugar making is
over. Every precaution is being taken to avert
impending DANGER
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so much for us. According to the intention of
the projectors of this style of passing profitable
evening, questions were asked the speaker on
several points, and the audience was given to
understand that freedom in calling upon him for
exclamation was desirable
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FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which issued upon this road limited in amount
to $4,000 per mile (while many roads issue from $4,000
to S4OOO0 and offered 80 and accrued interest," in
currency. About two millions and half of thesebOnds
have already been disposed OF, leaving but small bal
ance unsold. which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced Gnanciers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount, UPON A
FINISHED RAILROAD, which well located for business,
are one of the very safest forms of investment.
Parties desiring irst-cass security based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands of
leading capitalists who have large pecuniary and bust
interest in its success, will do well apply at the
office of the Company, any of its advertised agents.
for pamphlet and map showing the characteristics OF
the enterprise.
Holders OF Government Bonds may exchange Slem
for Central lowas at large present profit, betde
handsome increase of interest for long term of years.
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference cash (ess the accrued interest in
rency upon the latter bOnd and in annual interest," this
calculation being based upon market prices of March
LIST, 1871:
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The ar, Photoprnnhic.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 = The executive
committee OF the national Photographic associa-
tion has completed arrangements for the annual
meeting and exhibition in this city, which is to
commence on the 9Th of June and continue one
week. AT least 1000 photographers are expected
to be present from all sections.
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A CARD.

We wouI inform the public that this is no combina-
ton sale should decide after closing out the
balance of this Stock continue at IA Front St. it Will
be our chief aim study the interests of all who may
favor us with their patronage warning all to beware OF
those sensational dealers who trying TO deceive me
public by offering their old shop-worn Stock and lot
OF cheap Auction Rubber Goods trying to compete ina
worry weak way with our prices, at II Front st.
We don't but very little what they say, as 1t is
impossible for them sell the same quality Of goods for
the price we are offering stock that cost us IS cent
less than manufacturers prices.
~ Don't be deceived by any one, but call at II
Front ST., where we are selling goods at prices that
defy competition Call at once, as we wish to mas a
quick sale of the stock left.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, April 18.-The bishop of Havana
still remains on board the steamer, the govern
ment refusing him permission to land, though
he is allowed TO go wherever he chooses outside
of Cuba
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RUBBERs! RUBBERs RUBBERsI

Remember, this is rare chance for purchasing Boots
and Shoes Of all styles and would recommend all to
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Our New York Dispatches.

Strange Case of the Mysterious Disap-
pearance OF a Prominent Citizen-Case
of Boston Wien in New York COurt
Brought to an End-A Man Attempts
10 Kidnap his own Children, etc.
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AT New York, str. Cuba, from Liverpool,
At Paraguay, from London
At Perien, from Havre.
At Southampton str. Hermann, from New
York,
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Arrivals Yesterday.

ALBANY, ApnlnS.-The relief fund for fami-
lies of those injured in the late fire now reaches
over $1,000
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Misses Department.
Childs' Department.

In this Department we have an endless assortment Of
Child Button and Lace, in Bronze Kid and Serge suta
Bile for Spring AMI Summer wear to warrant quick
sale, have marked them down much below cost, so
that those in need of these goods, will only have call
to secure BIG BARGAIN.
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AT THE PEOPLES CLUB MEETING in Natural
History hall, on Foster street, last evening the
first of proposed series of conversations on
familiar subjects was the feature. DIR. Wood
ward entertained and instructed full hall by re-
marks on the skin-its anatomy, how to use it so
as tohave it best serve the purposes for which ma
ture designed it; the notifications to which it is
subjected by nature in being either fair and
smooth, covered with hair as it is on animals,
with scales as on fishes, and so on, through the
many different ways in which we sec it clothed /;
what can be done by art in the way of improv-
ing it; its proper drainage; and the advantages
from bathing, which last came under.th head
Of what we can do for the skin while itlis doing
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF IOWA,
First Through Line Across the State

from North to South and, by making slight detour at
one point, they will give DIRECT COMMUNICATION BE
TWEEN ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL.
This line of Railroad win have special advantages for
both local and through business, besides such superior
railroad connections will to large portion
of the carrying trade of the great Northwest. The
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. - GRAY, J.
Thursday, AprH 18.-On trial, No. Al, L. S.
WheelOck VS.. Boston and Albany railroad,
for damages for injury from the cars at Ashland,
Sept. 10, 1860. While proceeding to get upon
train of cars going in one direction, he was hit
by another train, passing in an opposite dircc-
ton. After two or three witnesses had been ex-
amined, the jury went to Ashland to view the
locality where the accident happened The case
has been tried in the superior court, where
verdict for the defense was rendered, and the
case went up on exceptions taken by the plain
tiff. Very for the plaintiff, Goulding for the
defense.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28
AURORA.

[Correspondence.l
China Observation-Disclosures Gathering
Graphic Account.
= The twentieth anniversary of Mr.,
and Mrs. e. G. Harmon's wedding
day was the occasion .of one of those
delightfully."- exquisite gatherings that
description fails to convey any ade-.
quate idea of the.real scene, and actual
presence alone enabled one to fully
realize the brilliant gathering and the
rare social felicity enjoyed by every
one.
Invitations had previously been ex-
tended to nearly 200 of his friends,
nearly all of whom responded, some
being unavoidably detained.
1.-THE party was one of those much
talked of events and the eventful eve
ming was awaited with much impa-
tience. But at last the long looked
for time came, and with it came the
guests. The brilliantly lighted salons
were soon filed with the elite of the
town and adjoining country, and the
hearty reception rendered each one
seemed to put every person entirely
at their ease. The solid wealth of the
town was fully represented, and the
owners of broad acres hob nobed
with tie possessors of Bank stock
The Flower of the nobility were
out en- regal, and many were the douc
ye,sr bestowed upon them by the fair
ones.
The ladies never looked more be-
witchingly lovely, nor were they ever
more witty and delightfully."- social
If your reporter was better posted in
Demorest's Monthly, he would attempt
a description of some of their 6 splen-
did and dazzling toilettes," but will
remark, en- PEASANT, that there were
elaborate toilettes, profusion of curls,
witchery of beautiful eyes, sparkle
and lustre of jewels, beautiful owners,
soft glances, and above all they were
shown with such charming bon homnae
that one almost imagined that lie was
transported to some Eden other
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For Christmas Present
For a Christmas Present
Buy Clothing at Beatty's
Buy Clothing at Beatty's,
For a Christmas Present
For a Christmas Present
Buy elegant little overcoat at Beatty's.
Buy an elegant little Overcoat at Beatty's.
For Christmas Present
For Christmas Present
Buy nice Suit of Boys Clothing at Beatty,s.
s Buy nice Suit of Boys Clothing at Beatty's
For Christmas Present
For Christmas Present
Buy Hats & Caps at Beatty's.
Buy Hats g Caps at Beatty's'
For Christmas Present
For Christmas Present
Buy Gents Furnishing Goods at Beatty's.
Buy Gents Furnishing Goods at Beatty's
For a Christmas Present
For a Christmas Present
Buy elegant Cloths and Cassimeres at Beatty's.
Buy elegant Cloths and Cassimeres at Beatty's.
For Christmas Present
For a Christmas Present
Buy Neckties s. Bows at Beatty's
Buy Neckties Il Bows at Beattv's.
For Christmas Present
Fer Christmas Present
Buy silk & Linen Hdkfs at Beatty's.
Buy silk U Linen Hdkfs at Beatty's.
For n Christmas Present
For Christmas Present
Buy Gents Gloves and Hosiery at Beatty's.
Buy Gents Gloves and Hosiery at Beatty's'
For Christmas Present
For Christmas Present
Buy Travelling Bags at Beatty's.
Buy Travelling Bags at Beatty's.
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. bargain.

We have just received 5000 of the celebrated
Nilsson Paper Collars. These Collars are full
cloth, and are sold at the extremely low price or
2oc per box, by j. s. SMITH & CO.
We.will open, Thursday morning. the finest
assortment of Imitation Point Lace Collars ever
exhibited in this market-ordered expressly for
the Holiday trade, by ,. s. SMITH & co.
At the rate we are offering Cloths and CassI.
meres it will pay any one to purchase for future
use. Our stock is very large
Us. SMITH & CO..
Zephyr Yarn, Germantown Wool, and Zanes-.
For Holiday Goods go to j. s. SIXTH 4 Co.'s
where can be found the useful IS well as orna-
mental.
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LEAP-YEAR will soon be here, when
the women will assert their rights.
THD 10Th O. v. /. hold their annual
reunion at Canton. ON Tuesday next.
PERsoNs desiring to purchase Sec
ond- hand household goods are referred
to tbsssdvertisement of ID. H. Lyman
The next term of the Rayenna
Union Schools viii commence on
Tuesday, January I'd.
THE annual election of Directors of
the C. & p. r. r. Co, viii be held at
Cleveland at 10 O'Clock a. M, on
Wednesday next.
- CHn9s4sfAs passed off very pleasant
ty and quietly. The day was one of
the most delightful of the season. and
everybody seemed to enjoy it.
The County Commissioners will re-
ceiye bids till the 1st of February
next for the erection of an additional
Infirmary building. See advertise
ment in another column.
OUR attentive young friend, Will
III. Cafne, of st. Paul, has again placed
us under obligations for files of papers
from that city and other parts of the
Western country, for which he will
please accept our thanks.
The wind was sson tear" on Sat
urday evening last, which was good
thing for the dealers in head gear. 1t
is an ill wind that blows nobody any
good.
THURSDAY MORNING was a most
bitter cold one. The thermometers in
different parts of town indicated from
sixteen to twenty degrees below zero,
which was the coldest weather expe-
in this region for many years
past.
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10 snow 9ocuss at
j. $. SMITH 3 co.