Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
Ahhrcrintcd Dispntcncs.

Gen. n. p, Banks and family arrived in New
York yesterday from Liverpool.
There are now 5000 applications for house ac-
CommodatiOns at Chicago.
The Cleveland insurance company has gone
into liquidation, NJ. G. YounglOve receiver.
At Charleston there were two deaths from yell
low fever Yesterday.
King Amedeus has bestowed the decoration of
the order OF the Golden Cross upon President
1hierS
Count Won Bcust, late chancellor of the Aus
trian empire, has been appointed ambassador of
Austria at London,
The establishment of GoodSchand & Brothers
in San Francisco has been burglariZCd OF $1,000
worth of silks and velvets,
Col. James Fisk, Jr., having contributed $4,000
to Il charity fund of German musical society,
| that society have made arrangements for gl-
| gantiC Sereuade tonight at his residence.
| From present Indications there is prohabili-
| ty of good deal of wire-pullin% to influence
| Speaker Blaine in his selection OF chairman for
most of the important committees of the house.
| Georgetown and Central City, Colorado, eX-
| perienced slight shock of earthquake yester-
| day morning, lasting from ten to fifteen seconds
in each place. No damage was done,
Gov. Hoffman has appointed Hon. Samuel
! jackson, of Schenectady, judge of the supreme
court, in the fourth judicial district, in place of
Judge IioseErans, resigned.
The degree of doctor of medicine has been
conferred upon Miss DimOCk, an American lady,
by the Zurich university. She completed her
studies in the medical school attached to the
university.
Fifteen bags of the English closed mail re-
ceiyed by the steamship Russia at New York,
and intended for Chicago, reached San Francis
co wednesday night overland. They will be
| sent back to-day
| The right of the veterans of the national sol
| dlcrs home at Dayton to vote, about three hun
dred of whom were rejected at the October cleo
| ton, is to be tested in contested election case.
A dispatch from Athens states that the Greek
| government has decided upon the recall of its
minister to Washington, and has announced
| that the Greek legation in the United States will
hereafter be discontinued.
A diplomatic conference will shortly be held
| at Dresden, in SaXOnv, to decide upon measures
| for the suppression of the international society
1t is expected that representatives will be pres
ent from Germany, Austria, and probably Rus
| sa.
A Washington dispatch says: "The democra,
cy here find very little TO comfort them in the
| recent elections. Even Maryland gave such O
| decreased majority that the democracy look
blank, and fear that the leaven of republican
| ism is working TOO surely in that state. Last
! year the state legislature was unanimously
democratic. On Tuesday, the republicans sue
| cceded in electing One-fOurth of the house Ol
| delegates and two or three members of the SEN
ate.
Annie Thomas attempted to shoot man
named Thomas Ewood, in Washington, at a
late hour Tuesday evening ElWood was on the
eve Of being married, and was at the house OF
the parents of his intended bride, where the
| shooting took place. The woman forced herself
into the parlor where the guests were assembled
and fired two shots at Ellwood, soaring the in
mates into the street. She followed and fired
| two more shots at Ellwood and then retreated
but was captured by the police before she could
escape. She was baled in $1,000 Nobody was
| injured by the shooting. The cause of the at
tack is said to be unrequited love.