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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-20

MrxrcrpAr. AFrA1Rs.-The regular meeting
of tho citv council was held last evening. at
at:...,. ,,,ono ,,.oson+od and roCarred nc
Whlcn peuuohs were PIesehVeu anu ioloii9u do
folIows. From Henry Goddard and Others for
- 49,, co, u II Hatch
sidewalk on YAK a'ehue' anu noli u - li"'c"
and otbers for concrete sidewalk en- Myrtle
'N - A.. A., o,o,o;..oo az,
street instead OF brlck; 10 tue committee on
;douyolks From r. l. Peabody and Others
e'u0"''"S' -. - c.,
for the extension OIL roster sVreet iroin CyP'ees
to Waldo and from Il. z. Buss and others for
the making puOhc Oh olegel street, 10 lIle colh-
mittee ON highways.
A communication was received from IL. IL.
chamberlain representing that Main street. be-
= 80 NJ, a.uoo. 50 g, VOW,
vongb and unsafe condition. and asking the city
=. .,. o,o ao,,ro.o,t nor,o, 20
council TO appoint soiue eolhpelen1 Peisoh "
,,nt and keen the same in decent order.
o,,,u.nn;oo+;on from n w TincoIn ESQ
a cohmuni0"ion "o+ - ~ - ~
4h routi,otion of shade trees in putting up the fire
','e $3.50, ond % a literary and sarcastic
alarm telegraph anu Vi Nefsiy Anu oaroA''i0
character which tended to relieve the tediOusness
of tho other business before the council was read
y. ,He -, a.. tho ooum,ttoo on tbo fro dorart-
ana reierreu 10 'ne 0oniini''o ON '"e NA' uoPAi'
ment Another, relating to the same matter, but
.totino tho Grievance in more brief and matter-of
sta'ins 'ne siAe N r,1,, -,
ctway, was presented by D. b. Chesiey ana otners
and referred to the same committee.
Tho ordinance relating tn a CITY hOsnital nassed
Inc oruiuAnoe iei"'Ans " a'iY HO'Pi'"i p"''eu
to be enrolled
An order authorizing the payment of 500 to the
;t,, nhvsician for additional Services narformed in
thS treatment of smallpox cases adonted Inv the
hoerd Of aldermen on the 18TH was adonfed Nv the
nonmon council in concurrence: and n s Pita
as in concurrence with the action oftbe aldermen
w, tiba I2fh~appointed surveyor of lumber
"n invitation from the committee on the fire do
,,ontmant asking the members of the city council
t he nresent at two O'clock this afternoon to wit
oss Ike generations of the fire alarm telegraph was
n aeoe ShS
In the matter of block paving for several streets
,,b;ch came before the board on the 18th of last
VIM; and in which failure of the boards to agree
zapns51;tatad the annointment of a Committed of
e~SoTance the Committee reported the following
ass and recommended that if it was intended
r. ort shonld he done this season il be i'm
tnas ae heeun.
sndared fiat the Joint standing committee on
,In,ae ha and thew are hereby directed and
ThandIor Pleasant street from Main to Chestnut;
Myrtle Street, from Main to Southbridge; Union
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Musical.


PHILADELPHIA, June IA convention of
musical societies for the purpose of organizing
a general national union, for the protection of
the musical fraternity, met in this city to-day.
Delegates are present from New York, Philadel-
phia, Boston, Baltimore and Chicago. The con-
vention organized permanently, with A. @. Hill,
New York, president, and appointed a commit
tee to frame constitution and bylaws, and to
report tomorrow. The session promises to be
an important one, and concerns the whole must
cal profession,
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sER1ons RA11wAY Acn1nrnr

SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
TORONTO, Ont, June 19.--Another serious
railway accident occurred yesterday morning
near Ewestoin station, ten miles east of Ma
pance, on the Grand Trunk railway, to the ex-
press train going west. A Pullman and two
passenger cars were thrown off the track by 4
detective rail, turned over and rolled down an
embankment Twelve persons were injured
some of whom were brought to Napance and
obtained medical assistance.
FATAL AFFRAY.
GLoyERsvILLE, N. Y, June 19.-John Lucas
shot Marcus Dye, killing him instantly, in the
street in this village early yesterday morning,
during quarrel about escorting young lady
home. Coroner's jury acquit Lucas.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-Intensely hot
weather is prevailing.
The directors of the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road company, together with Sir Harry Parker,
Gen. Scbo6eld and twenty-five others have
started on an excursion to the big trees and the
70 Semitic valley. They are provided with
tents and complete camp eoupage.
Messrs. Bryant and Packard and other mem
bers of the correspondents party leave to-mor-
row.
court has decided three suits, in which N. w,
Spaulding is plaintiff, involving a patent for
movable saw teeth, sustaining the patent on all
points.
Mrs. Sinclair and daughter, and Mrs. Albert
D, Richardson, left overland for the east to-day,
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widening of Front street, between Church and
Hibernia, in accordance with an order passed IN
July, 1870.
An order was offered and unanimously adopted
in the common council, directing the city clerk to
report to that board the amount OF business re,
upon; and the dates upon which the same were re-
ferred.
In the board Of mayor and aldermen an order
was adopted changing the location of the ward
room in ward two to the new school house on Bel
mont street.
The city marshal was directed to abate the nus-
ances declared such by the board of health, in ac-
eordance with the law for such abatement.
The decree for establishing the grade of Chatham
street and schedule of assessments under the bet
torment act, wereadopted.
Parties were heard in relation to the extension
Hanover street to Kendall street. after which de-
cree was ordered to be prepared locating the same
An order of notice was issued to AUDITORS on
Mechanic and Winter streets for hearing on the
29th.
The board voted to viewChandleT street in body
on Wednesday afternoon.
Adjourned Tor one week.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
RRLEIGH, N. c., June 19-Judge Bond, Of
the United States circuit, to-day issued an in
Junction restraining the North Carolina railroad
company from paying to the state treasury div.
idends upon the stock which the state holds in
the road, and appointing S. F. Phillips, Of
Raleigh, receiver Of all moneys now or hereafter
to be paid as dividends upon stock.
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DAYTON, June 19.-The funeral of ValIandig-
ham, tomorrow, will be very largely attended.
The courts adjourned to-day after appropriate
resolutions of regret Members of the bar were
appointed committees on resolutions, which will
report tomorrow.
Mrs. Vallandigham is somewhat restored to-
day. Mr.. Vallandigham's estate is valued at
$4,000 or $4,000, clear of membranes.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, Dennis G Temple, John G. Ryder and
Thomas Mitchell each paid fine of $40 and
costs, imposed for selling liquor; Michael Garri-
tv paid $40 and costs for keeping a pawnbro
kers shop without license; Charles Beach,
VIM. II. Erwin, Franklin d. LETTERS and Pardon
L. Babcock, for being present at game on
Sunday, each paid fine of 81 and costs; James
Cosgrove and Edmund Lavelle, for disturbing
the peace, paid fines of SO and costs each; Je-
rome Watson. for assault and battery, paid a
fine of So and costs; Michael Casey, for second
offence of drunkenness, paid fine of SIS and
costs; Timothy Falvey was sent TO the house of
correction for one month for second offence of
drunkenness; Michael Lynch, Michael Lane,
John Baker, Philip Donaldson and Thomas So
lon were each fined SO and cOrts for drunken
ness, and were committed to Jail on non-pay-
ment, as was also Henry Lang, fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, June 19.-John E. Sliney, of Boston,
seventeen years old, is under arrest for outrag-
ing two young girls.
Henry Muller, Frank Gardner and Richard
Garvin have been arrested in Cambridge,
charged with killing McGunness; the victim of
an affray, while returning from picnic, Satur-
day.
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, June 19-The Mississquo
branch of the Vermont Central railroad, from
st. Adams to Sheldon, was opened for bust ness
to-day.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, June 19.-Among the bearers at
the funeral of Mrs. Dixon, wife of ex-United
States Senator James Dixon, to-day, were, Sem
ator Anthony of Rhode Island, Prof. James c..
yelling, Of Princeton, New Jersey, Donald G..
Mitchell, of New Haven, and Judge William D.
Shipman of the United States court
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, June 19.-George Place, aged
twelve years, was killed in a mill at Waterford
this afternoon, by being caught in belt
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COUNTY NEWS.

The gathering of the Glazier family, at West
Boyleston, will be held in the grove on MIR.
William Pierce's place, near the depot, on land
formerly owned by Oliver Glazier
A son of Reuben Place. of Blackstone, aged
about fifteen years, was instantly killed on
Monday in one of the mills of that town, by
being caught IN the main belt and thrown
AGAINST the ceiling.
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KILLED BY THE CARS IN OxFoRD.-Joseph
Brown of Oxford, aged eighty-lour years, was
struck by locomotive on the Norwich and
Worcester road and instantly killed on Satur-
day afternoon. He was walking on the track
toward the moving train, but seemed uncon-
scious of his danger. The engineer supposing
he would get out of the way, made no effort to
stop the train until it was too late.
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-AmerI
= can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
pucstons re-argued; Interference Cases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement OF
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended In the u 81
Courts, by '
THOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman or lthe
Board OF Appeals, U, s. Patent oiice,) Counsellor al
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases Office Dodge-s
Block corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester Mass
u2i WITT ''
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AT ANoKA, MINN.-Loss S35, 900.
MILWAUKEE, June 19.-Capt. Buffers saw
mil and tub factory at Anoka, Minnesota, were
struck by lightning on Friday and DESTROYED
Loss 1000
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SUPERIOR (CIvIL) CoURT-BRIGHAM, c. j..
-FITcHBuRG, Monday, June 19.-The court
came in at half past nine O'Clock, when the
testimony for the defence in the case of Charles
c. Ford VS.. the Fitchburg railroad company
was concluded as follows:
George A. Coolidge, OF Charlestown, master
mechanic of the Fitchburg railroad for the last five
years, first fireman. then as assistant engineer on
passenger train till 1854; then as spare engineers
run passenger train from "a to '66 worked In the
eight years; known the Concord" since $50; in
1867 we thoroughly overhauled her; the boiler and
sheets were then examined; in June 1867 the front
part oftne boiler was injured, and was repaired at
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LEOMINsTER is one of the most thriving
towns in the north part of the county. Among
the new building enterprises, Hon. John H.
Jockey is erecting a new building, 1O6 feet long
by forty wide, and four stories high, on land
bought of James Bennett, Esq, near the depot,
to be occupied by the firm of Jockey Brothers,
piano manufacturers, thus doubling their pres
ent works, with which the new building is con-
nected by a bridge over the railroad.
Their present building, on the opposite side
of the railroad, is 200 feet long by thirty-five
wide, and when the new one is occupied, theirs
will be the largest establishment in town. H..
M. Lane & Co. also do large business in this
line.
very large interest in town is that of manu-
featuring chamber furniture, in which several
firms are engaged, including Blodgett & Bishop,
Merriam. Hall & Co., w. w. Davis, and others.
The manufacture of horn iewelry is also carried
on to a large extent by several firms, including
Joslin, Palmer, & Williams, Bailey, Sprague &
Co., Joel Smith, Cook Brothers, Gardner Morse,
and others.
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FOR sALE-Tn sutton, a Good Farm

~ FOR SALE-ln Sutton, good Farm
M;i; of 80 acres under good state of cuvatton; land
Hll level, free from stones easily worked very pro
ductive, fine garden land, &c; 25 wood and
timber; good Cottage House, rooms; Barn 30 10;
granaTy, wood house, &c fine orchard of $50 trees &C
home market for all products of the fam Price $500
L. A. ELY Il co,
jel6 diff corner Main and Pleasant sts
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~ NOIA IAkM N41.LA
W;; Of ia acres. finely located ~ miles from b
ilt City Hail. on one of the finest avenues out -
- of the city; IS acres wood and timber; fine Gran
berry MeadOwusua crop 100 bushels; good water priv
bsness farm Will summer and winter II to IA head of
ssek land well adapted for early vegetables fine stock
OF fruit; House handsomely located, good style, "A 3s
60 long, in excellent order throughout; aqueduet
teri splendid well, &c. Barn 80 100, carriage house l6
well worth the attention of any one in pursuit OF a
good farm. Terms easy
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New England Dispatches.


Young scamp Under Arrest-Three Men
Charged with Murdcr-KiIIed in IA
Mill, etc.
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~ FOR SALE-An attractive Cottage
Wiii House, nearly new; very pleasantly located.
MllI Price $500. l.. A. ELY x CO.,
iel6 diff corner Main and Pleasant sts
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49, FOR SALE-New Two Tenement
;;sI House, the Dread, few steps from Main ST.
Hin Price 81, 500.
-AAisA- jel6 DIFF L. A. ELY Il co.
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Belgium.

THE RIOT AT BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, June 19.-The civic corps were
compelled to intervene for the preservation of
peace. They used their bayonets, and several
of the rioters were hurt. The members of the
International society are said to be the ringead-
ers of the outbreak against the friends Of the
pope
ARRESTS.
SiXty-eight arrests were made in this city on
Sunday night, mainly of members of the inter
national society.
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FOR SALE-A Valuable F,pu-

Very small amount required on first payment You
pay for the property In instalments nonhv II de-
sired Instead of paying rent Come quick and secure
home L. A. ELY & CO.
jel7 diff Cor Main and Pleasant STA
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PLOT TO ASSASSINATE THE POPE.
ROME, June ia plot for assassiuating the
pope has been discovered. 1t was concocted in
London, Florence and Paris, by members Of the
international society. The assassination was
planned to take place yesterday.
THE JUBILEE.
The pope's jubilee was attended with great
eclat, and all the European sOvereigns, includ-
ing Victoria, sent congratulations.
THE CAPITAL.
A further postponcment the transfer of the
capital of Italy from Florence to Rome will
probably be announced soon.
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Terms Uniform and Reasonable !
"a HO, YE HOMELESS
Niil RARE OPPORTUNITY
offered to secure
New Involvement House.
PRICE. $4,000.

good style thorough built and pleasantly located excel
lent neighbOrhOOd; good neghbOrs guaranteed proper
ty rapidly increasing in value; large lot.
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Spain.

BILL APPROVED,
MADRID, June 19.-The committee of the
budget has approved of the bill recently intro
duced by MOret finance minister providing
for the naturalization of the bank of Paris for
the withdrawal of the treaty under which it was
to have negotiated Spanish loan.
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Great Britain.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.-The Grand Duke
Alexis, with his suite, left here yesterday to join
his majesty, the emperor Alexander, at Ems.
The grand duke only visits the German springs
to be present at the coming interview between
his father and the emperor of Germany. The
departure of the Grand Duke Alexis will take
place in August. Exclusive Of the imperial
suites, the squadron will have about 200 officers
and 5000 marines on board. The former will be
among the most distinguished in the imperial
navy, and the latter are picked men from all the
stations on the Baltic.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June o


The trial of McGahan for the murder
of negro at Hamilton is now progress.
ing in Lebanon. The testimony against
McGRhan Is stronger than ut the pre-
liminary trial. One witness testified yes
terday that MCGahan said 10 his com
rades Let us go and kill him.
Pixies Opera House was lighted tonight
for the first time, preparatory to its inau-
guratiOn Monday night Ii presented u
magnificent appearance,
The Mcclellan murder trial Ut Lebanon,
Ohio, has been proceeding to-day, though
the Court this morning vacated the order
for bringing Jack Carver, against whom
an indictment is also pending, from But
Ter county A number of witnesses were
examined. Alexander Scott, deputy rev-
enne collector, testified with some partiCu-
larity relative TO the contest in which
Meyers was killed. He heard the cxCa-
nation of pain, saw Meyers down and
Mcclellan standing ut the end OF the faro
table. Samuel Vancamp testified that
Mcclellan expressed anxiety after Meyers
was killed not 10 be caught wearing
the coat he then had on. The theory Of
the prosecution appears to be that the
shot which killed Meyers was from pls-
tol concealed in McGchan's pocket,
Great interest is felt in regard to the
presence of Carver, who, ii Is thought,
Is disposed 10 make q confession.
A fire III Portsmouth, Ohio, today, de-
slrOycd Mcintyre & LeCts planning mill,
and damaged tho Sheridan House; loss
about $f5 900; insured.
Two meetings have been held by mem.
bers of the clergy hero with reference to
participation in the Christian Moral Sci
enCe Association, to meet in Phiadel.
phia nCxt Wednesday, Eight gentlemen
have thus far signiiled a desire TO unite,
among them Bishop MCIlyAine.
The ODD Ohio Volunteers held their an
nual reunion to-day, at Miamisburg, Ohio.
About two hundred members Of the regi-
ment were present, besides many others.
General Thomas }. Wood, responded for
the soldiers to the welcome address of the
occasion, one Of the most interesting the
organization has enjoyed.
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THE CINCINNATI JEWISH CON.
FERENCE.
CINCINNATI, June 0.

SlNClNNAEl, Juue "
The Rabbinical Conference re-assem.
bled this morning, The report OF the
Committee on Music and Lithurgy was
submitted. 1t held that an entire re-
formation was necessary, and recon-.
mGndGd the hymn book called the Sacred
Heart of Jude. Adopted.
The brdeiic and Deborah, Of this city
were declared official organs Of the EX-
eCutive Committee
The communication from DR.. Lansield,
asking II the Rabbinical inspection of cat
tie was regarded rs n religious rite or n
mere sanitary measure, was considered 0l
sufficient importance to refer 10 n special
committee for report at the next Confer
enCe.
Lectures for the next Conference were
approved as follows:
Dr. Sonneschein, on Moses, Mendlsohn
and Modern Judaism; DR.. Meyer on the
idea Of God according To the Bible; DR..
Lillienthal on modern Judaism and mod
ern estate.
=" A resolution was adopted declaring the
Conference perpetual and all lIabbis,
preachers, religious teachers and readers
eligible to membership.
Drs. Lillienthal, Wise, Eppstein, Mecht-
Ter, SOnneschein and Welsh were ap-
pointed the Executive Committee. A
resolution Of thanks to the local and As
sociated Press, and to the members Of the
Jewish congregations here was adopted,
after which tho Conference adjourned to
meet In Chicago on the first Monday
after Penticost. The Mound street con-
gregation gave the members a banquet
tO.nlght.
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New Hampshire Legislatures,
CONCORD, N.HH., June 0.

- '
In the House to-day, after the reading
of the journal, Mr. Wadlcigh, OF Milford,
offered n resolution that F. M. MGsser and
VIM NJ. Parsons he stricken from the
rolls of the House as ineligible, they not
having resided In the State the time re.
Quired by law; also, the name of BPage, Of
Concord, ho not having received anna.
jOrity of the votes cast W NJ ~.
Mr.. Bingham moved the resolution bo
laid on the table. Carried. ( ~
The House Adjourned until two o'clock
this afternoon.
The Democrats and Labor RcfOrmers
were in caucus during the recess, and
threaten an all night session.
,lu the Senate the committee 10 OK.
anime tho election returns Of members,
after hearing the tesLimonylrOm the town
Of Painfeld in relation to the vbtes cast
there for Samuel Thrasher, say that they
were intended for Samuel p. Thrasller,
and made 0 return, which was accepted,
tlfat tlle latO Samuel J.. ThrasliCf was
dhlyleleoted member Of the Senate from
district number ten, and that the seat was
made Vhcantb his tlecease, u ~
The Democrats arC jubilant over the
organization of the House and wilLtry Tor
n vote for Governor before the sick Re.
publican members ARE brought in the
field OF action, hut II is doubtful If Il vote
will he reached this week.
Mr.. Benton continues To act as clerk,
Mr.. jackson not having been qualified.
A general fllbustering Is going on in
the House with no prospect of an advance
tonight. The contest may be continued
until morning. There is no prospect Of n
ballot for Governor this week. .I