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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

Paris is reported quiet.
Accounts from Kentucky are cheering to the
republicans.
The prince of Wales will be provisional grand
master of the Dublin Free Masons.
Ex-Governor John Bigler, of California, i,
dying of dropsy at Sacramento.
dinavian.
Many Mormon women have lately left theii
husbands and country with other men.
AT New York, yesterday, Eckfords, six; Bos
TOMS four. The clubs will play again to-day
AT Washington, yesterday, Athletics, ten
Olympics, five.
New Orleans people complain that the city
expenses have increased enormously.
John Augustine, who committed suicide al
Newark on Thursday, leaves four widows.
Spain grants universal amnesty to political
offenders.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France
shows an increase Of 1S,200,OOO francs during
the week.
The Grand Army of the Republic serenaded
General Sherman at Syracuse, last evening.
The general made short address.
Fort Principe, Havana, was struck by light.
ming on Thursday. Two officers and two sol
diers were killed.
The formal transfer of the California Pacific
railroad to the Central Pacific will not occur
until Sept. l.
The men in the collery east of Mahony City,
Pa, have struck for the three dollars basis OF
1863, and suspended operations.
tremendous hail storm in the vicinity Iof
Walla Walla, Oregon, on Saturday, seriously
damaged the growing crops and fruit.
Col. N. J. Hill, governor of Newfoundland,
was married on the 3D. to Louisa Gordon Shell,
daughter of the late Chief Justice Shell of An
tigua, West Indies.
land grant of eight hundred thousand
acres Of the Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain wagon road company has been sold
to a company of San Francisco capitalists.
The dentists yesterday discussed: "Mechani-
cal Dentistry" "Dental Education" and "Op-
erative Dentistry" The meeting next wear
will be held at Niagara Falls.
A Holland:firm has sold, in Frankfort-on-the-
Main, bonds of the Rockford and ST. Louis rail-
road to the value of $4,000, 900. The transac-
ton is swindle, and an investigation has been
instituted.
The Lehigh Valley and Reading railroad have
announced an advance on coal tolls, and the
Reading road will make a further advance on
the first of September and October.
1t is reported that the operators, at meeting
to fix wages in the Schuylkill region on the 18th
INST, viii announce a reduction of four per
cent in which case the men will suspend work
The female suffragists of San Francisco and
Stockton are preparing to bring suits against
the county clerks for refusing to register them
as voters under the constitution of the United
States.
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Weather Record,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. Al 80 P. M.
SYNoPsIs.-The barometer has fallen on the
Pacific slope since Thursday afternoon. The
low barometer which then extended from Lake
Ontario to Lake Superior has moved southeast
ward. Winds have remained southwest on the
Atlantic coast and thence westward to Lake
Erie and Missouri. The temperature has in
creased somewhat in the eastern states, and has
remained quite warm in the Ohio valley and
southwark. Light rain has been reported from
but one station. Local rains and threatening
weather are now very generally reported from
Illinois eastward to West Virginia and thence TO
New England and the lower lakes.
PRoBABILITIRs.-The area of threatening
weather with local rains, will probably extend
southeastward and prevail on Saturday from
Pennsylvania to Florida. The area of lowest ba-
rometer will probably pass over Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, with heavy rains. The Sc
yerest local storms are probable for Virginia
and Maryland.
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Criminal Record.



BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. 4.-Susan Kelly. a
servant of c. c. Guild, who is at present in
Europe, has been arrested on a charge of strang-
ling and burning her new born child The body
was discovered in kitchen stove by the neigh
bors The woman has confessed her crime.
THE WHARTON POISONING CASE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 4.-The interest in
the Wharton poisoning case continues unabated
and rumors are rife of additional attempts at
poisoning on the part of Mrs. Wharton. The
trlal Is expected to take place in September.
ANOTHER SUSPECTED MURDEREss
CoRINNE, Utah, Aug. 4.-The widow of Har-
rison, keeper of the White House hotel at Og-
den, who died very suddenly recently, was ar
rested to-day on suspicion Of poisoning her hus-
band
JEALOUS MANS MISTAKE.
-, ELMIRA, N. Y, Aug. A man named
thompson shot and instantly killed another
named Burris, at Horse Heads, last night, mis-
taking him for the paramour of his wife, for
whom he was watching. All the parties were
colored.
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A "South Royalston communication" in the
Worcester West Chronicle starts off at galop-
ing pace in sentence which, if read without pre-
caution, would takes ones breath away. The
difficulty is not so much in the lack of stops as
in the profuse manner in which the writer shells
out about two hundred words to express one
little idea. Before beginning the sentence, the
reader should provide himself with refreshments
and fan; when the period has been safely
reached, keep as quiet as possible for short
time, and nothing serious will result if attempt
ed in the cool of the day, in location where
"pleasing hues of light and shade" abound:
"When we look abroad upon the blooming
landscape, and behold its pleasing hues of light
aud shade its hOwery fields, its distant hills, its
towering mountains and green valleys that con-
duct each silvery stream to its ocean home, we
don't wonder that city people of every grade,
circumstance and condition, are eager to fly
from those putrid pools of corruption, that gen.
crate some of the most loathsOme creatures in
the form of humanity imaginable. and perhaps
a few whose souls would be comparatively pure
ed atmosphere by which they are so densely
surrounded, TO disenthrall themselves from the
bondage of business and incessant confusion, to
take snuff Of those refreshing gales, inVigor-
ating breezes so pregnant with perfume that
even the effluva of carbon rises to the olfacto-
ries with delightful odor."
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factory arrangement could be made by which
the Guard could secure the place. The matter
was finally left in the hands of committee, to
report in one week. The hall is, with the eX-
ception Of Mechanics hall, the largest in the
city, and, in most respects, seems admirably
adapted for the purposes of an armory.
At a subsequent meeting of company b, Capt.
Ball announced the following appointments of
non-commissioned officers for the company
Sergeants-1st, Samuel F. Barnes; ID, S. d.
Tourtelot; Sd, VIM. b. Tanning; 4th, S. IL.
Reed; 5tl, john Legasy. Corporals-1st, NJ. A..
Boyden; ID, Geo. c. Lawrence; Sd, John Cover;
4th, Geo. NJ. cleveland; 9Th, Geo. H. Barnes !;
9th, c. C. Buck; It'll, d. NJ Wheeler; sth, NJ.
A. Howard The names of the non-commis-
stoned officers of company A were not an
nounced. Capt. Ball briefly addressed his com
pany, stating his intentions in respect to their
future discipline and if the ideas advanced are
carried ut,-and the men seem determined that
they shall be-the company will reach even a
higher degree of proficiency and soldierly APP
pearance than has characterized it during the
past year
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ADyERrIsGNa RATES.

In DAILY spT-For the square Of tsnsllncs soli
agate type time IS cts each subsequent insertion 50
cts; week s2,i5; weeks $500; month $500; year
s60-snd the rate proportonally for any number
squares Two lines one week slOO; three line 81
four lines Sl37i Ave lines sjO Local notices Is cents
pegne for each insertion Business notices Is per
me Obituary notices resolutions &C. Is cents per line
Legal advertisements sOO per square for first inser
ton; each subsequent insertion 50 cents
Special Positions in the paper and special styles Of
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY SPY-First insertion slOo per square
each subsequent insertion so cens months $500 one
year $500.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORoEsTER DAILY cry
From Wasbin0ton
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. T.
CIGARS.
Secretary Boutwell, decides that the actual
weight of imported cigars must be returned by
the weighers. No allowance is to be made for
supposed increase of weight caused as alleged,
by cigars contracting dampness or moisture
during the voyage.
KUKLUX.
The kuklux subcommittee to-day examined
II. B. Whitfield, mayor of Columbus, Mississip-
pi, but his testimony developed no new points
of interest regarding the kukluX outrages in
that vicinity, the perpetrators of which are
awaiting trial before the United States court at
Oxford The subcommittee will probably ad-
Join tomorrow.
INJUNCTION.
Judge Wylie to-day issued an injunction re-
straining the district government from ne
gotiating bonds under the four-milon improve
ment act
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FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.


LONDON, Aug. L.
PARLIAMENT.
1t is probable that parliament will be pro-
rogued on the 10th inst.
In the house of commons, this evening, Sir
Charles Adderly, member for North Stafford
shire, made speech of some length in denun-
citation of the treaty of Washington. He said,
in that instrument England made a vast conces-
sion, in favor of peace, upon the questions of the
fisheries and of the Alabama claims. England
was clearly in the right in the attitude she form
erly held upon most subjects, and yet that posi-
ton had been yielded and America Unidentified.
lie concluded by vigorously condemning the
form OF arbitration provided in the treaty.
Sir Rounded Palmer followed in defense Of the
treaty.
SHOCKING MURDER.
A murder has occurred at Erranooey. A
woman was ruthlesly killed by some ruiians,
who also seriously wounded her father and two
children.
LOSS OF A SHIP.
II is feared that the English troop ship Ma
guerra, ashore at st. Paul island in the Indian
ocean, Will prove total loss. The crew and
passengers are all safe.
STRIKE.
Three hundred workmen employed in the
coal pits in Norfolkshire, have struck in conse-
quence Of receiving the pay only fortnightly
from the surveyor. A struggle is expected.
NEW VESSEL.
The new steamship Spain, of the National
line, has made successful trial trip from Law.
erpool.
The cutter Vanguard won the Cowes town
cup yesterday, beating several other members
Of the royal yacht squadron, including Ash
bury Livonia.
ABANDONED VESSEL.
An unknown American vessel which had
been aDandoned at sea, has been towed into
Penzance. She has an extremely valuable cargo
of paraffine.
FRENCH PERSONALS,
Emperor Napoleon recently declared that
France will not allow free trade principles to be
torn to pieces
The count and countess of Paris have gone to
Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 4.
Personal.
The caucus of the left centre has voted
by majority Of 100 against 5, to make NJ
Theirs president for two years, and allow him
to choose vice president and president of the
council Theirs is to be responsible for the gov
ernment This proposition will be submitted
to the assembly next week
1t is reported that Theirs has accepted the
principle that the states should indemnity the
provinces for losses sustained from the German
invasion.
The assembly is to be questioned to-day con-
corning the alleged appointment of the duke
OF Charities as an officer in the Algerian forces
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
In the assembly, to-day, the committee or
the subject made report recommending thai
the state assume the burdens of the provinces
invaded by Germans. Theirs, to the surprise
Of many deputies, and amid much excitement
spoke in terms of vigorous opposition to the
report. He said the amount which the claims
would impose upon the republic could not pos
sibly be less than one milliard of francs, sun
which the treasury was quite unable to pay
He could not give his assent to the plan of thu
committee, and was only willing to afford relic
to the people of the invaded departments who
were actually in need.
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Rev Benton Smith of Boston will preach at the
Universalst church tomorrow at the usual hour of
service.
Rev. A. p. Putnam, d. d. will preach at the
Church Of the Unity tomorrow morning at W'So
Zion church, which has been closed for several
weeks will be reopened Sunday with appropriate
ceremonies. There will be class meeting in the
morning Preaching by the Rev John N. Mars,
former pastor, at 2;60 p. Preaching in the even
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Eight per Cent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to S2 500 per mile.
and are for 81 900 f2OO EACH interest payable January
and July at the rate of per cent currency per
eentgod at the option of the holder Bonds registered
If desired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company are
Hon. Z. d. Morgan Elk Governor and Elk U. S Senators
Hon John A. Grswold Ex-Lleutenant Governor, Troy,
N " Hon. Cakes Ames. NJ. c., Massachusetts; Messrs
Morton, Bliss q Co, L. Won Hoffman & Co., J. & W.
Seligman a Co., Harrison Durkee and others, of New
York; Benjamin Z. Bates, President Bank of Commerce.
Franklin Havens. President Merchants Bank, Boston,
and Others also well known
The above statement of facts proves the SAFETY of
these bonds. Their PROFIT is equally manifest upon
examination They sold for the present at DO, and
accrued interest from July l. At this price they afford
certain income for IS years of nearly per cent upon
their cost One Thousand dollars invested in these eight
per cent bonds will give the purchaser MORE THAN "a
PER CENT greater annual interest than the same
invested in the new Government Five Per Cents, while
holders ofGovernment Skies will find decided profit in
selling them at present high prices. and renvestg in
he New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds.
Subscriptions will be received in Worcester by Messrs
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Political.


CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-George Fulton, for
merry state controller and subsequently a fed
eral collector, and w. T. Garrett, a brass
founder, have been nominated for republican
state senators from San Francisco.
NORTH CAROLINA-THE CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, Aug. 4.-Returns from Wake, Hall.
lax and Mecklenberg counties show republican
gain of 1908 over the vote of last Aupnst
though all give majorities against the conven-
ton. Rockingham county gives ninety-two
majority against the convention, republican
gain of 1855. New Hanover county shows large
republican, and Arson and Warner counties
small conservative gains, while Columbus coun-
ty votes for the convention by small majority
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Ere Record.

AT MONTICELLO, N. Y.-Loss $4,000.
MONTICELLO, N. T., Aug. 4.-Ihe Mansion
house, F. s. Newkirk's and Abiah Olmstead's
stores, and W. H. Cader's dwelling house, this
village, were burned last NIGH, Loss $4,000,
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COUNTY NEWS.

The sixth annual reunion of the Both regi-
ment, Massachusetts volunteers, will take place
at Clinton House hall, Clinton, on Saturday,
Sept. 2.
Judge Jillson will hold sessions of the new
court in a room fitted up under the town hall in
Webster; and in a convenient room on the third
floor of Ammdown's new block in Southbridge.
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AT Gallatin Valley, Montana, two men, Joe
Nixon and George Sheppard, have been killed
by Indians, and between two and three hundred
cattle and horses run of. Great excitement
.reyails. More trouble is expected
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Our New York Dispatches,

Funeral of Phebe CHry-AnOther Victim
of the RiOI-AuOIhcr German Tenor
Report in Regard 20 Charles Francis
AdHms-FOwl Epidemic-More About
the Explosion, etc.
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miscellaneous.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-T

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estate of
~ ROBERT = GLEASON, late OF Worcester in the
county OF worcester deceased, represented msolvcnt
Inc subscribers, having been appointed by the Pro
bate Court for said county, commissioners 10 receive and
examine al claims Of creditors against the Of aid
Robert = Gleason, hereby give notice that six months
from the seventh day Of June, ISL are allowed 10
creditors to present and prove their claims against said
estate and that they Will meet examine the claims OF
creditors at the office Of Hartley Williams 89s Main st.
Worcester at ten O'Clock In the forenoon on each OF the
IooWM!ng days, to wit; september It'll, 1871, October
9TH, 1871, November It'll, 1871.
LuCIUS S. ALLEN
WARREN WILLIAMS,
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Worcester July 81. 1871. dSsM Yal

VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early in
"A discretion causing nervous aees; premature
has simple OF self cure, which he Will send nee
10 hls fellow-sufeTers Address j. H. TUTTLE IS Mas
sau st. New York. ldeop6m dr.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the

IN subscriber has been duly appointed Administrative Of
the Estate of ELIZA WlNDIE, late OF Newington, in
the County OF Hartford deceased testate and has taken
upon herself that trust by giving bonds q the law
directs All persons having demands upon the estate of
said deceased required TO exhibit the same and all
persons indebted to said estate are called upon 70 make
payment to MAkA h hlNDLE,
WI dSnkr~
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PAVILION SPRING WATER.-It Is with pleasure
call attention to the advertisement OF this Water In
another column II Of the oldest Springs of Sara
tOga-being tubed in 1859 II has recently passed Into
the hands of the Pavilion and United States Spring Co..
composed of enterprng men, who knowing its superior
mineral qualities, using every to bring IL
before the public. Possessing IL does, about 700
grains OF mineral matter In gallon, 1t is fast taking Its
place at the head of the springs of the justly celebrated
Saratoga Valley The company putting 1t on draft
generally through the. country When drawn from the
fountain, cold and sparkling, it is palhabe well
beneficial. 1t is bottled artight at the springs and
retains all Its material qualities unchanged Ii is claimed
to be particularly eficaclous in dyspepsia and kindred
diseases The office and general depot OF the company
at No. IS Reade and No. l3 Chambers streets. 'Ne0
York Commercial Advertiser, July %, 1871.
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IN subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator
with VIII annexed, OF the Estate of THOMAS NUGENT,
late of Worcester In the county Worcester deceased
estae and has taken upon himself that trust by giving
upon the estate of said deceased required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon TO make payment TO
ID. +. PARKER, Admir-
MI Ia Taf fV9S
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VHE UNDERSIGNED having been APP
II pointed by the Probate court within and for the
County of Worcester, Commission, receive and
anime all claims against the Estate OF JAMES b.
BLAKE, late of Worcester deceased which has
been represented insovent by the administrator thereof
and having accepted said trust and been euly sworn
faithfully to discharged the duties thereof hereby give
notice that they will the office of W. w Rice ia
Worcester, TUESDAY, the 18th day OF August next,
on TUESDAY, tho 18th day OF September next, and
TUESDAY, the gath day OF October next, 10 O'Clock
A. M which meetings the creditors OF said estate
requested to present their claims for proof
W. RICE.
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THE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYOKE MACHINE COMPANY,
HoLYoKE, MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

Office of ]. BRERE Springfield, Mass, May %, ISL.
H0yOke Machine COmpany-G Gentlemen: The 81 inch
American Turbine Wheel put in my mill at North Mon
sen performs TO my entire satisfaction. consider IL the
best wheel have ever used. II regulates easily and
perfectly Fall IL feet.
Yours truly, j. BEEBE
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PATENT WORSTED BURRIYG PTCKERS
PATENT DOMESTIC BURRLYG PICKERS.
OILERS to attach to Pickers. Patent Steel Ring and
Solid Packing.
BURRING MACHINES
Made Single and Double, for first breakers Of Wool
Cardng Machines; Fine Burning Machines for the second
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersect-
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes.
Shake Willows with blowers.
Waste BUSTERS Cotton Gins. Blowers. &c.
EXCELSIOR!
At the International Exhibition London 1862 and
at the Paris Exposition Of 1861, our Mestizo Burning
Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award; GOLD
MEDAL at American Institute Fair, New York, lso5,
andhn 1861. 1869, and 1870 the highest award.
. 1.-THE American Institute Fair, New York 1855, our
burning Machine for cards, awarded A GOLD
MEDAL, and at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGH
FIRST PREMIUM.
At american Institute Fair 1869 and 1870 our Steel
Rim Feed Rolls received lat premium
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Wors ed RurrnR
Picker was awarded the LIST premium
~ OUR STEEL RING BURRING MACHINES ARE THE
oNLH SOLID PACKING Burning MACHGNEs IN THE MAR
KET. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
Our Illustrated Catalogue be had on application
Prompt attention gwen to all Inquiries amt orders by
he proprietor,
IS diff G. l.. GODDARD.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Execurix Of the
VIII of NARCiSSA L. MANN late of Worcester, in the
County of Worcester deceased. estate and has taken
upon herself that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs All persons having demands upon the estate Of
said deceased are required exhibit the same and all
persons Indebted to said estate called upon TO make
payment to ELLEN M Nam
4S Portland street.
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W NINNEN WILLIAMS,
Worcester, July !, 1871 as iy2l
WIN L. GoDn RD'S
Burning Machine Works,
PATENT MESTIzO Burning PICKERS

Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second st.
Office No. Bowling Green, New York.
MamlLalIIrn
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate of THOMAS EARLE, late OF Worees-
ter I'm the County Of Worcester deceased intestate
and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
the law directs All persons having demands
upon the Estate OF said deceased required exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said Estate
are called upon to make payment to
EDWARD EARLE.