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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26
Ecclesiastical.


BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-The report of the COM
mittee on canOns against the formation of an
appellate court, was adopted. A resolution was
offered, cOndemning, as unlawful, the Albany
edition of the Prayer Book, and was laid over.
The committee reported new canon, providing
a method for the restoration of deposed clergy
men, upon promising conformity to the doctrine
of the discipline and worship of the church, pro-
vided the cause of deposition is not a crime or
immortality. Similar provision is proposed for
ministers who have abandoned the communion
of the church, and who may desire TO return
The latter is upon probation OF three years of
lay communion. The report was laid over.
A canon was reported, and passed, relating to
differences between ministers and congrega.
tonS and the dissolution of pastoral Connec-
ton 1t provides for the settlement of such
controversies by board composed of the
bishop and five presbyterS; each party is to Sc
lect three preSbyters and the bishop three more.
who will be reduced TO five by each party strik-
ing off names alternately. In case of the refusal
of either party to appoint, the bishop shall Sc
lect; therefore the YeStry or congregation shall
be represented by laymen a majority OF the
board shall, when there is apparently no hope
of favorable settlement, recommend a
minister TO relinquish his connection with
the church, on terms appearing TO them
reasonable; in case of refusal TO comply, the
bishop shall suspend said minister until he re-
tracts his refusal, or, IN case of the refusal of
the vestry or congregation to comply with
the recommendation, they shalt not be allowed
representation in diocesan convention until
they retract such refusal; where there is no
bishop, the president Of the standing committee
OF the diocese shall exercise the duties, with the
advice of some bishop; the canon is not 10 he
obligatory IN dioceSes with whose eauOng laws
or charters it intereres.
message, received from the house of bishops
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Abbreviated Dispatches.

1t is raining i'll Oregon.
a large Gre has occurred at Valparaiso, with
heavy loss.
The instruction of the Armenian Indians
has been que,led.
Steamer Espana has arrived at Santiago de
Cuba from Cadiz, with troops.
AT Charleston there was only one death from
yellow ftver yesterday.
Gov. Hoffman has appointed Nov. 2Sd for
Thanksgiving day.
A survey OF the Lobos islands attests the ex-
istence OF enormous deposits OF guano.
Senator Morton was serenaded at San Fran
cisco, Tuesday night.
A Miss Fanny Chambers of Brooklyn came to
her death on Tuesday night by kerosene eX-
plosion.
The municipal election at Baltimore, yester-
day, resulted in the choice Of Joshua Van Sandt,
democrat, for mayor.
The advent Of a prospective heir to the crown
Of Spain is looked forward to with much interest
in court circles.
A Cologne dispatch saws there is general
strike among railroad emppyes over l,0OO
persons have quit WORK.
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Other Fires.


MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25.-The relief committee
say that the supply of mems and boys clothing
now here and on the way for the sufferers in the
burnt districts of Wisconsin and the adjacent
portions of Michigan, are ample for the present
wants. Heavy, yarn clothing for women and
children is still needed, especially under gar
ments. The most essential thing required, how
ever is money.
THE FIRE FIEND IN RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 25.-The barn on the Hal.
sey estate in this city, occupied by Edwin nj
Chaflee, was destroyed by an incendary fire
this morning, with two horses, carriages,
sleighs, sc. Loss about S5000
Another fire was set at the same time, but
was extingushed.
A fire broke out about ten O'Clock tonight in
the hay and lime store of Z. NJ. Hunt & Co.,
corner of Orange and Clifford streets which
will probably cause loss Of $4,000 to $4,000.
A young mau is under arrest, on suspicion of
setting fire 10 the barn this morning.
MARYLAND WOODS on FIRE.
New YORK, Oct 25.-It is stated that exteu.
sive fires are burning the woods near Cumber-
land, Maryland, and fears are entertained that
the flames may reach the bituminous coal fields
The mountains in that region have been envel-
oped in smoke for several days.
THE FOREST FIRES IN ONTARIO.
The fire on Black creek, between Fort Erie and
Chippewa, Ontario, is still burning, but is con-
fined to the woods, The country there is very
thinly settled.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Chicago Confagration.
THE METROPOLIS AFTER THE scoURGE o

THE METROPOLIS AFTER TIE sCoURGE OF
FLAME.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The banks are running
smoothly. They have few calls for loans, and
deposits are abundant. Many eastern and for
eign insurance companies are paying their loss
es promptly.
The grain and live stock markets are brisk {;
as much is doing as before the fire, and in um-
Der much more. Mechanics OF almost every
class are in demand at good wages. Potter
Palmer is pushing up the new Grand hotel as
fast as possible.
The combination of the two political parties
for the next city and county election is not yet
fully contaminated.
General LlpDincOtt, state auditor has filed a
bill in the circuit court, for a dissolution OF the
Republic insurance company, of Chicago, on
the ground OF insolvency and mismanagement of
affairs by the directors. 1t has been ascertained
that the assets amount to 81 1873 900; its risks
outstanding are $4,000 900; its losses by the
recent fire are over 81 100000, and its stock
notes amount to 1892, 800 1t is alleged that
many Of its stockholders are insolYent and
their notes cannot be collected
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Mexican News.
All sorts OF Reports about PrOnuncia-
mentOs, RevOlts, etc.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Matamoras dates TO the
Dist state that pronuncamento was issued at
Monterey on the Sth by Trevino, in favor of
Gen. Daz, declaring the election OF Juarez fraud
ulent All federal officials in Monterey and
other cities are under arrest. Trevno imposed
a forced loan of fifty thousand dollars on Mon
terey. The American consul, Ulrch, refused TO
pay fifteen hundred dollars imposed on him.
and hoisted his dag, but being given ten days
to pay it or be imprisoned, he paid the money.
Several Americans refused to Join Ulrich in his
protest IrevnO subsequently moved on Saltl-
10, and at last accounts was investing the place,
awaiting the artillery. Cespedo, who defends
oaltlllo, was foritying and receiving reinforce
ments. The government troops had defeated
Martinez on one side Of Saltillo, Martinez being
wounded. The revoludonists penetrated to the
interior.
Cortina has Joined Narango, a revolutionst,
investing Tamaulipas. Zeimebo, a revolution
list, after being routed fed to Brownsville, Texas.
Palacio, commanding at Matamoras, adheres to
Juarez, but the people win pronounce against
the government if the revolutionists are at all
successful. The telegraph lines in Mexico are
all cut.
letter from the city of Mexico of the 10th
inst, details an account of the seizure of the
ctidel by q regiment of geng d'armes and its
subsequent reeapture by the government forces
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ADvEKTIsINa HATES.

IT DAILY sPr-For the square Of ten lines soil
agate type time IS Cts. each subsequent insertion 80
ets' week s215; weeks $500; month $500; year
to-and the same rate proportonaly for any number
squares. Two ines Tor one week sOO three line 81 Is
four lines sLs7; Ave lines 81 50 Local notices Is cents
per ne Tor each Insertion Business notices Is per
Inc Obituary notices resolutions &c T. cents per line
Legal advertisements $iOo per square for nrst nser
tion; each subsequent insertion 50 ccnts.
Special positions in the paper and special styles OF
display will he charged extra rates cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to a limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLr SFY-First insertion slOu per square !:
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months $500 one
year S25OO.
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NnriOmS llHnIlcrs.

The Occidental insurance company of San
Francisco has resolved TO resume business
The Peoples company of San Francisco is en-
deayoring to make a similar arrangement
The Paris contributions for the relief OF Chica-
go now amount TO IFS, 430 francs.
The contributions to the Mansion house, Lon
don, fund for Chicago, amounted Tuesday eve
ming to f3S, 800. The Glasgow subscription
reached G5,3 $50
The Cincinnati Methodists have resolved to
raise $4,000 in that conference for the Method
ist church in Chicago.
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SUPERIOR UoURT, CRIMINAL fERM-DEtESs, j.
-it'odnesidy, oct 25.-The entire day was occupied
with the evidence and arguments OF counsel in the
case of Patrick Hennessey of WARREN for rape upon
the person of Mary o'Neal, in Warren, on the 2sd
daI OF July last. Defendant Is about twehtysoha
years Of age, and the girl, daughter of Dennis
O'Neal of Warren, about fourteen, The arguments
of District Attorney Rice for the government, aid
Mr.: Very for the defense, occupied about one hour
each The charge of the judge viii be given in the
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Thc pressure will
probably continue to fall from New England to
the south Atlantic, with cloudy weather. Par
TALLY cloudy weather, with light local rains, is
probable for the gulf states. The low pressure
in Iowa will probably move southeast to Ken
lucky and eastward, with brisk winds in Illinois;
fresh southeastern winds on the lakes, followed
by northwest winds on the upper lakes.
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Railroad Matters,



PHILADELPHIA, Der. 25 The directors of the
Philadelphia and Trenton railroad to-day voted
to ratiiy tue lease to the PENNSYLVANIA Central
conditional on the assent Of majority of the
stockholders at the meeting on Nov. II, which
is morally certain.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The president has
ordered an issue Of the land patents due to the
Southern Pacific railroad company, the United
States commissioners having reported second
section Of twenty miles of the road and tele-
graph line as completed and fully equipped,
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COUNTY NEWS,

The Atlantic mill company have purchased the
old gun shop and foundry buildings connected
with their present property, Millbury, and will
fit them out for WOODEN machinery. Mr., George
W. Smith has been admitted to the firm, aud
will act as superintendent.
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on the LIST inst In the contest the government
troops lost 40 killed aud 1875 wounded The
rebels lost 10 officers aud l67 soldiers killed, 20
wounded, aud 3ij taken prisoners. The revolt
was started by NCgrctc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

Few WARD ROOMS The board Of mayor and
GIdcrmcn met last evening and passed an order
establishing ward rooms for the use OF the voter.
nl the several wards in the city as here given
Ward one, at the old court house; ward ?, at the
ward room in Belmont street schoohousci
ward 3, in room No. 6 Mechanics hall building
ward 4, in Horticultural hail; ward 5, at 90 Park
street (Lcvi Bankers bock); ward t, al
6i5 Main street, (Tan'S block; ward in tn,
antc-room Of the common council chamber
ward at No. Sc tRpcy's bock), Pleasant
street. which changes the rooms Of all but three
Of the wards. They also passed an order au
thoriling the mayor to draw his warrant for tho
payment from the city treasury of the pey-rolk
of the City Guards and Light Infantry com
panics
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Aid for Chicago and the northwest: Amount al
ready reported, s41l5l.75. Subscriptions on We'd
ncsday: w A: Green Shrewsbury; $40; G. W.
RugS, $40; case, 81 public schools of Hinwood and
north Uxbrldgoi $50, Total Sal ,222;75
CHARLES il. WHITING Treasured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

The flth Worcester district senatorial copven-
iou met at Clinton, yesterday, Hon. H. G,
Qrcelcy,oF tiht9ti, #as elected thalrniat, and
". 4. ParkhUrSt of clinton, Secretary. I'm the
formal ballot, Geo.. A. torrcy of Fitchliufg re-
c,ived is votes to II for rrunBUll bull Of llar
vard aud was declared the nominee of the con
ycntion. The district committee was elected,
y. II, Merriam, Fitchhurg, Chairih9n ". T.
Parkhdrst Clinton, SECRETARY, L. l.. ioslm
leoliinStcr; Geo. G Winchester, Ashbumham
Il, w, Ilolhrook, West Boylstohj Gcoi +, Fol
ger rrnceton TfumBull Hull, Harvard,
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DEsECRATION.-Wh lille the hearing before the
depot commissioners was in progress, few
weeks ago, one Of the objections raised to the
site cast of Grafton street was, that il would be
necessary TO take a portion OF the old burial
ground for railroad purposes, aud horror was ex,
pressed at the idea of allowing such dcsccra-
tiono the resting places of the many old iami-
lies that lie sleeping there. But the effect of
that appeal would be entirely lost, and the Chris
tian jewellers in this community would hold up
their hands in holy horror, if they could see
the exact state Of things at this "od burial
ground" To cover it over with railroad tracks,
loads Of freight and screaming locomotives,
would lie loving tenderness towards the forms
there sleeping, compared with the present con
ditou OF the tombs and graves. The city at
tempted, few years ago, 10 shut out
the horde of mischeyouS and bad boys
which oyerran the graves, by builling Il
3encC around the whOe-a strong fence, and
so high that man could not reach the top;
but these heathenish rascals climbed over by
mutual assistance, in using backs for ladders,
and soon boards were knocked out here and
there, leaving openings, through which chill
dren, goats, pigs and dogs wander at will The
head-stoncs-whcre they have not been broken
off or pulled up-are used to play at scsaw
across, while the loot-stunes are pitched about
TO suit the fancy of the moment; and the tombs,
public and private, are ghasty rebukes alike to
the malaudcrs and the living friends of the de-
ceased. In the public tomb are ten or a dozen
infants coifius, several of which are broken
a., I...1
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ddlmtcstcr 4ajlp Spp.
CITY NEWS.

The Fifth Light Battery viii give the first of
their social assemblies in horticultural hall
this evening.
The annual mcetingof the musical convention
FOR the election of officers and other business,
viii held ut y O'Clock to-day in the west ante
room of Wdshbum hall,
The ladies Of Worcester are requested to meet
at the yeSIry cf the First Unitarian church,
where work is being daily accomplished for the
bcucGt ot the sufferers by the fires in the uurti-
west,
Mcssrs. Taft, Bliss & Rice are mp to the fines
, in everything pertaining 10 their business, and
have an Opening" notice among the city no.
tccs this morning They undoubtedly will be
found TO have all of the fall andwintcr styles Of
candy
The new republican headquarters in the Spy
building were informally Dedicated last eve
ning, a large number oil the active republicans
being in Attendance. A campaign flag is to be
thrown to the breeze in a few days, and the
headquarters, which win he supplied with
newspapers, will form convenient meeting
place for tue republicans OF the city.
The city hospital was thrown open for public
inspection yesterday, and was visited by a large
number Of people. It is now in readiness Tor
patients, \ few pictures, even if they Were not
costly ones, would add greatly to the cheerful
ness OF the rooms, aud it is hoped that the mat
Ger Of supplying them viii be considered by
some of our kud.heartcd citizens or means.
The ladies OF the Old South church met Tues
day 10 make garments for the destitute sufferers
hy fires in tho northwest. and hold n r,oct;,,,, i,
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;. j. Bartholomew was accordingly de

auC nONilnOS VI luS NOllNNh'iVh'
Stockwel charged that the nomination
4 been secured by fraud that eight votes had
seen cast by gentlemen from Worcester, as sub
sltutes, who knew nothing of the wishes of the
constituencies they claimed TO represent. Bat
an explanation followed, which showed that the
substitutes were acting regularly, and the nomi.
nation Of Mr. Bartholomew was made uuuni-
nous.
The district committee Of last year was re-
elected. II consists of Hon, A. J, Bartholomew
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

MUMcIrAL CoURr.-Patrck Sullivan, fined
Sd and costs III the municipal court Yesterday,
for disturbing the peace appealed; Patrick
Mowissey, fined 50 and costs for drunkenness.
paid; Mathew 7. GiIiigau, fined So and costs
Tor drunkenness, codld not pay, aud was com
united to Jail; t|m Norman, complained Of for
assault am, battery, and Henry Leonard for
larrcnv, werc disthnraed.
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MUSICAL CoNVENTIoN-THIRD DAY.-The
exercises yesterday morning commenced prompt
ly under the direction of Dir. Southland, in pre-
paration for the concert in the evening. Dr..
Southland has devoted portion of the time allot-
ted him, to familiar instructions in voice cu-
ture, which, if properly observed, will be of
great benefit to the members of the convention.
The closing hour of the morning was occupied
by Mr.. Xerrahn in pcrlccting the class in the
proper rendering of the great oratorio to be pro-
duccd Friday evening. After short intcrmis
sion for dinner the grand chorus was arranged
for the evenings concert, and the closing re-
hcarsal took place. The matinee at O'Clock
for the benefit of the teachers and scholars of
the public schools was largely attended, the
hall being completely filled by as happy a crowd
of young and old, as we ever witnessed. Miss
Bell, the bright star Of the occasion, at once
carried the audience captive by her wonderful
performances on the violin Although we had
heard of her remarkable gifts, yet we were not
prepared for the artist-likc rendering Of such
difficult music.
The entire programme was as follows:
l. Home. sweet home. ....................Th alberg
Mr. Alden of Boston.
O mis- Fernando, from "Favorita". ... Donizetti
Mrs A. H. Davis.
g. Oh hush thee my baby. ..........,.. Sullivan
Miss Stone, Mrs. Kirby, Messrs. Benchley
and Thompson.
4. Under the daisies. Willard
Miss Gould of Warren.
5. Our good ship sails to night. ........ Bassett
Mr.. W. Kennedy
alttng. hllldTu
Miss Rowland
:. "reminiscences from Elislr de Amour. Elohberg
Miss Persls Bell.
s. Darius Green's Fiving Machine
Mr.. +. {. Barnabee.
The whole was given in style worthy of the
occasion, many ofthc selections deserving special
notice, but want OF time aud space prevents.
The concert in the evening was one of the
most successful ever given in Worcester, and
when all was so thoroughly good it seems SUI
perfiuous to partieularze, but justice demands
it, The great chorus made its first appearance
in two eboruseS by Dr.. Southland, and well sus-
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81 Sonrbbridgc, Hon. Luther Hin of SPENCER,
and Hon. George w, johnson OF Brookfeld.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
THE STATE OF TENAS.

To tho Sheriff u Dallas COnnty-Grcctiny:
xvOU are hereby commanded, that you summon
I by publication in accordance with law, 9. NJ
Brown, to be and appear at the next term Of th'
held at the curt. house in tho town of Dallas, on
the first Monday, the ID day ofDctobsr, a. d. 1871
TO answer the complaint OF Y. L. CoomLes, Admin.
i,traor de bomis mon Of the estate of NJ M. Miller
deceased now on file IN ny office, in which II u al
LEGGED that said @. NJ. Brown, A. Rawins and Mid
dletop Perry made, executed and delivered to VIM,
b. Miller and n. X. Brothsrton, former admins
traitors Of the estate Of n. NJ Misr deceased, their
certain Joint aud several promssory note, in wri-
ting bearing date December 4, ls60; payable Deeem.
and 4OlOe Dollars, with ten per cent interest after
maturity: that said note given for the purchase
money for two tracts Of land situated in nnlas conn
~ bcinv 100 acre. Of land ,art Of the r. Simon ton
sury, " situated ON the waters OF Five Mile Crock
nLont mills $. 3 from the town Of Dallas; also
$40 acres Of land, part OF same said survey which
trarts Of land are fully described In plaintiffs ref
finn. that the vendors lien was retained upon said
land and that said land is bound for the payment oil
aid note that said notes due and unpaid that
the said Miller and Brothertcn have bcon removed
from the administration of said estate and plaintiff
nnpointed administrator de CONS mon thereof, has
untitled aud given bond a. SUCH and IL entitled to
ia mone,-praying that defendants be cited TO nI-
pear and answer as he law directs; LOT JAdgemeh'
or the amount Of said note and interest aud for the
enforcement Of the vendors lien upon said land, and
that the sheriff Of Dallas cUunty he ordered TO sci
said property for the payment and satifaction O
said note, interest and costs 81 suit.
Herein fait not, but make due return q this writ
fo.,.ther with the manner Ia which you 1sve execu
witnes, my habd and oiiic kl seal Of Of
fee at Dallas, this the 3nth dag Of Au
ISSsu''' A. D. ISL 'V erS NJ s.a tsw c T.,
J5l;iwJ ny Hrxsr Boil, Deputy
fPrint.r's f~s sal
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