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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

NOTICE.-By License of Court, will be
AN sold at Public Auction, the premises in the west
erly part of Princeton, on SATURDAY, the eleventh
day OF November next, at O'Clock NJ, all the Real
Estate OF which Nancy Rice. late OF Princeton, died
seized and possessed. Sai estate consists OF und
vded half Of about 40 Wood and Timber, Sprout
Moving and Pasture Land with aninterest IN the House
and Barn. WIN. b. GOODN0W, Adm r.
Princeton, Oct %, ISL d3sw+ OBS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

BROOKLYN, Nov. 2 yesterday, fire in the
tin factory Of Frazer, Bell & Loughran, corner
of Adams and York streets, caused a loss of
$4,000 of which SIS, 900 is on the building. The
whole is fully insured. The wOrkmen and
women escaped by fire escape, all other means
of egresS being cut off
AT ST. LoUIs-Loss NOT STATED.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-fhe upper portions of the
stores ofD. N. Burgoyne and A. j. Judell & Co.,
were badly burned tonight and the stocks be-
low were drenched with water.
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Z. A. ELY < Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant Sts.,


ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
- FOR sALE--A splendid Farm sEsn
Dill SIS worth Of Wood sta@a"S a livery very s"pc @
= rior good style 2-story house-l0 rooms with L
barn, 40 90, with CELLAR aQueduct water house aud
barn; moving done by machine will keep Is head sum
NJ DIFF l. A. ELY x co.
- FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement house,
R;i, p rooms large lot variety of fruit good neigh
riage would be taken in part payment.
nj diff Cor Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-On Wachusett st.. s
Nh; minutes walk from Mechanics Hall, west, a new
MllI Involvement French root House-l3 rooms; good
le; wen finished, and will be sell at bargain
II applied for soon. L. \. ELY Il co.
~ FOR SALE--Ou John st. avenue, a
Mn; good Involvement House-O rooms-all in good
I'LL order; over $500 feet OF Iand good supply OF fruit
trees. grape vines, &c.
Free si,2OO Terms easy L, A. ELY Il co.
49, FOR SALE-On Cambridge ST., near
k Southbrdge ST.. that very attractive Gothic Cot
&I tegc House and Barn; ine lot OF 10000 feet large
1870 AsI quantity of choice fruit. Price $i9CO.
~ FOR SALE-On Coral st., nearly
Jul water; pleasant location; Price $4,000. Terms
- IL, L. A. ELY 4 CO.,
~ FOR SALE-In the immediate vicin.
Mill ity Of the DREAD new 2-tenement house-lO
v'''' /. 4. ELY co.
E; -stcnement Brick Block; good location, near
RI Nam St rents readily to excellent tenants and
$4,000. Terms easy. l.. A. ELY 81 co.
o. FOR sALE-In the vicinity of Bene-
WIFI fit st., very desirable 2tenemcnt house in thor
LII ousi repair; handsome location Price $500.
l.. A. ELY " CO
49, FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., good
s; tenement house barn &c city water water
-ZiaA the Investment Price $1,000 Terms easy
L. A. ELY X co.
49, FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., foot
Mi; of Chatham nearly new thorough-built. good
AL style, FrcneN roof 2-tenement house; nee lot.
OPS dlf i. 4. ELY Il co.
49, FOR SALE-A desirable FARM of
kiil tage balance excellent PASTURE fine stock Of
Fruit; superior Garden Land; house arranged for
TWO families; good buildings.
Price $500 l.. \. ELY Il co.
~ FOR SALE--On Pleasant st., n des-
Mi:I Price $4,000. L. A. ELY & co.
49, FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
R45, iroperiy-Farm of "a acres, = miles from Roch
- walton; Cottage House, pa nted, blinded, four
ishted Windows; barn; good 3TcLari Of grated fruit Of
Depot, or l., A. ELY d CO..
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~. FOR SALE-Or Exchange for Farm
E;;; near Worcester good two tenement lIouse-l2
kIll good rooms city and well water good lot, and
nelghborhoOdi pleasant location
o2O dtf Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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RICE

NEW ENGLAND TELEG RAPH ACAD-
IN ENVY. l6l fremont ST.. Boston, for Young Men and
Ladies. No class system. For terms &C. send for cir
guitars, deoplm o26
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Fire Record.

AT FRANKFORT, PA.-Loss HEAVY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A portion Of Whit
akcl's Cedar Grove mills at Frankfort were
burned last evening. Loss heavy.
AT ALLEGHANY, PA.-Loss $50, 600.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 2.-McKee'S -four mill at
Allegheny was burned laat night. Loss $780,
OO0
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a. FOR SALEM West Boylston, n
VIII su all Farm OF aces, a OF mile from DEPOT
talil and " amic nom centre; good BUILDINGS. and
plenty OF fruit. Price SllOu. II called for soon
u. 4, PARMENr TER & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

BosToN, Nov "A new dwelling house il
Newton, built by Orin Whippe, was burnet
last night. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000. In
pnndinry
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P. G. SKINNER & SON.
HORSES KEPT ON HAY through the
CHAS. T. PRATT,
OF deOplm Bellevue House, Charlton Mass


OMMON w EALIH OF MASSACHU-
- SETTS.-WO rcester, Probate Court. To the
Next OF KIM Creditors. and all other persons inter
ested IN the estate of MErrY GOULD, Otherwise called
Submit Gould, late of Worcester in said county de-
ceased inteslate, Greeting:
Upon the petition OF Luther n. Wood you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court 10 he held Worces
Ter, III sad County on the first Tuesday November
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. 10 show cause
II any you have, why letter of administration on the
estate of said deceased should be granted to said
petitioner.
And the said petitioner is ordered servcts citation
by publishing the same once week, two weeks
cessiVely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to he one day
al least before said court and TO send, TO be
sent written printed copy Of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid TO each of the heirs deyfsees
or egateeS of said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days, least before said
court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPIS Esquire Judge of said Court
this twelfth day of October in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one.
ola j1sFs " --''' "'siS'e''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

~ FOR SALE-FaIm of so acres, Z
Ei,i miles fir IN Worcester y miles from depot, and
El OF mile TO school, churches. stores. post office
GC Will keen cows and horse; large orchard
good buildings wood enough for place Price sz1OO
d. +. PARAtENrER Il co.
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go FOR SALE-A splendid Farm s~Sn
E,,i Of $50 acres 60 wood and timber land sb
Eslll $3.50 worth of wood standing; very supe-f-
rior, good style 2-Story house-0 roums-wth l.
y 80. painted aud blinded and in thorough order;
barn, 40 Co. with cellar; aQueduct house and
barn moving done by machine; will keep Is head sum-
mer and winter; location very pleasant main road
and every way desirable. Price So 600
NJ DIFF l., A. ELY X co.
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% Eet

Two LET-A Tenement of rooms No. 3
Il Providence st.; city water. Inquire of
W. f. POND,
No. ii Providence St, between and r NJ
nj
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~ FOR SALE-On Wachusett ST.. s
Eiii minutes walk from Mechanics Hall west a new
Kl!L Involvement French root House-l3 rooms good
style wen finished and will be sell at a bargain
If applied for L. A. ELY & 60.
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80 FOR SALE-A Splendid Investment
ME- e tenement Brick Block; good location near
Rlll Main ST.; rents readily to excellent tenants and
pays large per cent. on tile investment. Price
S9OUO. Terms easy. l.. A. ELY IL co.
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49, FOR SALE-In the vicinity of Bene-
VII fit St. very desirable 2-ienemcnt house in thor
Es!!L ous repair; handsome location. Price $780,
s1@@~- L. A. ELY ~ co
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- FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement house.
Mil. y rooms; large lO variety of fruit good neigh
kll burhOOd; pleasant location; good horse and car
riage would be taken in part payment
l.. A. ELY IL Co
nj dtt Cor Main and Pleasant SIS.
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of 60 acres; two
VIII; story house. good barn; cuts tons hay; will
HllI keep head of cattle; within mile each OF
three villages and = mile from X. X. depot
Price 5000. ABBOTT & RICE.
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- FOR Saloon Cambridge ST., near
ki Southbridge ST. that very attractive Gothic Cot
Al tagc House and Barn; fue lot 10000 feet large
quantity of choice fruit. Price Si2U0.
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- FOR SALE-On John st. avenue, a
Ei:. good Involvement House-IO rooms-all in good
order; over $500 feet of land good supply OF fruit
trees. grape vines, &c.
lr'cc $1,000 Terms easy. l.. A. ELY Il co.
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~ FOR SALE-In the immediate vicin.
Mi ity Of the "Oread new 2-tenement house-lO
Mli rooms; city water; sewer entered; bath roOm
60 set bowls, &c. Price $500 Terms easy.
L. A. ELY & co.
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49, FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., good
MI; 3-tenement house, barn, &c city water water
Mlll closets; sewer entered, &c Pays large percent
1870 on the investment. Price $4,000. Terms easy.
l.. A. ELY ~ co,
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~ FOR SALE-On Newbury St, foot
E3;;;l Of Chathaml nenry new, thoroughbuiit good
HllI style, French roof 2tenement house; lot.
80 Price $500 Terms easy. Apply TO
OPS DIFF l.. A. ELY ~ CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
The Tyson 1oiuucfton Case.
specisl telegram to the Dispatch.

SpeClal leleSIdiu W tns blSEatCu'
LYNCHBURG, VA, November 15.-The
hearing Of tic Tyson injunction case was
commenced to-day before Judges Bond and
Rives. Counsel present for plaintiff; John
b. Baldwin, j. Dean Smith, Il. t. Johnson,
w. G. Ryals, and Daniel. For defendants
James Alfred Jones, w. w. Crump, John
Goode, Il. G. Ii. kean, james G. Taylor,
Robert w. Hughes, Bocock, Davis, Slaugh-
ter, and Craighill.
The plaintiff read bill Of complaint,
and the defendants demurred and read sepa-
rate answers. The plaintiff was allowed to
amend the bill, substituting tifty-t for
five shares. The defendants stated that
they would say tomorrow whether they
were now ready to argue the motion
for Injunction. The Court expressed its
determination to hear only two counsel on
each side. The others were allowed to file
written arguments. The court adjourned
to 10 o'clock tomorrow. 1t is suppos ed
that Baldwin will open the argument.
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A BooTBLAcK's GOOD FOKTuSE- HIS
GRANDMOTHER BEQUEATHS HIM OVER ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARs.-Six years
ago boy, then only fourteen years OF age,
lett his home in MilIwaht, Ireland, and
worked his way to New York. He lett
behind only two relltivcS-his maternal
grandmother. then all old woman, named
Armstrong, and his paternal grandfather,
named White. The boys name is William
A. W. White. lie arrived in New York
about six years ago without dollar III his
pocket. but being determined to make
living, and not finding anything else to do,
although he had received fair education,
he went to work backing boots about the
Battery aud Washington street. After he
had been ut that about two years he added
10 his business by selling newspapers in the
evening. Being u steady and economical
boy, he saved in nearly six years almost
s.. 600, which he bad placed IN the savings
pank in small sums. Two months ago L
gentleman who had been his regular Gus.
toner IN the bootblacking line advised him
TO 20 10 Philadelphia, and he did, and
there obtained a situation as assistant bar
keeper III MIR. Coles saloon. White had
been there only two months when Mr.. Cole
showed him Il copy Of the Philadelphia
ledger with the following advertisement ::
~ ye33 ,92S lett TO William A. White by the
death OF bis grandmother. A letter is in
the Philadelphia post-ottice Tor him."
..That must be you, William" said Mr.
Cole. White hurried TO the post-otfice aud
found that he vas heir to E23, 92S, be-
oueathed by his grandmother, Mrs. Arm
strong. TIE letter also contained II draft
for s. 900 in gold, and a photograph like
ness, by which he was identified. Fortu-
nately lor him, he was in good hands, and
Mr. Cole gave him money and advised him
to come to New York TO place bis case in
the hands of the British Consul. White
did so, aud all the papers necessary were
safely lodged with Mr.. Archibald yesterday.
NeU York Standard, Nocember 18th.
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snow SSEskNGTGN.

,.,-re.rordcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
-ryrr,cx or ENTERTAINMENT REroRTs---
,,-rp ruE cFFICES-TTE CYCL0SE-YIR-
W .suyN0roX. November Il. 1871.
-,bc~e alEll III official ard political con-
,.,.,,.9t;uf1< So far rs any movements here
~,a,nerrSftyr. and although every member
~, thr t',l,urt->trangcly nut trulv--is at
lie rn.t. there j. nothing ot more than or
,friry pr iou;iaC Importance beng Trans
al;cd. ,.,
N.arAiuc Il tacir reports. Some OF them
AZ, already concluded. hut there Is no APP
,r,N.r.Ioa ;uvN here that they are Of spc-
Il',l g,u2n,t4rcc crccf&ing the report OF the
-r.v,i.,r, of The Treasury. That. of course,
~ he YI.N soll~,v awaited. twas natN1ib-
M.sf! ;.v,mu;Ugply last year, and the
licences .,t tlyuTaGle that II will not be
rs,r. i, rrrh talk about charging the
,.as..-I-, e TIE rltCd states Senate. In the
..-rr..t.,1 dtN>, hen Mason aud Hunter
.,...,,rp,cd Virginia in the Senate, and
,a.- pnas.a> and >iidcll fought over
81. Slavery ~ the tGrr;;oilcS." the question
.., changing the OF err Of the senate was
,,yrr lIpU.h; ct iEcy were regarded n
....,A. taclr positions for life OF during
...... .rtHylo-. aau - one outside cNrf
rf.,..1t 81 changing. This pleasant r!Nil-
,..,.,a gu.c n4> uccu broken up, however,
sim, r.g Radicals came INTO power. 1t
5.e-to, >.cm EA:t there are enough offices
E. 90 round" Ii y change Is made
,1,,t nh lc Nyt,Ylu- and W.,il ne without
>....
TIE terrible cyclone which, following tho
...rl.y;.aM> oi The Sj-ual Service Bureau,
,ts.t along lie Atlantic c0u,t to-day, has
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACcIpENr-ONE
hlLLED AND SEVEN WoUEpED.-A few
| minutes before O'clock yesterday morn.
ing two coaches attached to the downward
bound mail train on the Virginia and Ten
, nessee division of tho Atlantic, Mississippi
track by broken rail half mile above
Buford's dep6s and precipitated fifty feet
down an cmbankment, one Of them turn
ing over three times in the descent. The
! ladies' car did not go over, but was ha.
lanced upon the brink of the embankment
at an angle OF Ioriy-ive degrees, and the
gentlcmcn's coach stopped within a few
feet of the bottom of the embankmcnt.
There were. fortunately, but eight per-
sons in the second-class car. One of these
a colored woman of this city named AIDE
line Turk-was instantly killed, her skull
being broken and her body terribly
bruised. A large red.hot stove was over
TUNED by the revolutions OF the cur, and
stopped immediately upon her, burning OIL
her clothing and literally roasting the
, greater part Of her body. A kerosene lamp
was also overturned and this and the stove
would very soon have reduced the coach
ana It's occupants to ashes had not Mr.. J. s.
Slater, assistant United States district attor-
ncy, who had occupied seat in the ladies'
car, kicked ont window Of the burning
COUCH SillhttItitU OUT lUc Ui6 Will II
blanket. lie ais, removed the frIgMfully-
manged body of the unfortunate woman
from under the stove, and assisted in the
removal OF the wounded from beneath the
seats, which had all been smashed to pieces.
every occupant Of the coach was more or
less injured. Captain X. Il. Halter, the con-
ductor, sustained painful bruises in almost
every part Of his body. but fortunately
WAS moi dangerously hurt. He continued
OH the train, which reached here late yes
tcrday afternoon, and was visited by a
number of his friends last night at the
Piedmont House.
A colorcd brakeman named Samuel An
thouy. Of this city, was terribly bruised,
crushed, and burned. and his recovery IS
considered impossible.
MIR. Il. /. Stanley, Of Wytheville, had a
leg hrokcp, and sustained other painful in
jtir,c>, which, il is hoped, are not nccessa-
lilly dangerous.
(; = coiOTcd hrakem III named Edward Hen
dcrson was considerably bruised and
burned, but not dangerously, and an old
negro woman, VIII Sc namc we could not
! learn, had an arm broken and sustained
other painful injuries.
The injuries sustained by the remaining
PASSENGERS utc fortunately very slight. and
not of snificien, Importance 10 be reported.
The damage done to the coaches is said
10 be triiiing. the smashing OF the seats Ia
the sccond.class car being the most in.-
portant item. Nc blame attaches to any
person, and though the accident Is = serious
one, it j. indeed wonderful that IS Was no
rwuIsc.- Lyncht,rg EcpGjhcdn.
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estate RIGHTS" "local government"
" civil law" and all that. exists only in the
ima"inations Of some of our old patriotic
Zip Van Wrinkles. Investigate" indeed
Have not whole States been under military
law time and again? Have not "peaccahle
citizens" been killed frequently By armed
soldiers unlawfulIy? Are not hundreds OF
law.abGing citizens of the United states
now in dungeons ut the discretion OF Mill
tary commanders
General sheridan is secure and fears no
molcs,ation. He will receive neither re-
bukc nor punishment.
Goccrnor Pdlmer'S letter may serre TO
quiet for time the apprehensions Of has
people, but he and they will yet be brought
10 sec and feel and recognize the existence
of the New Nation. They have not only
permitted but sanctioned the dcspotsm in
the South, and they cannot noec peaceably
avoid it in their own section If those IN
power see proper to enforce it.
The Boston Post declares cit has come
to that point now where the little finger OF
the President is more powerful than the
lous Of the whole nation" and Governor
Palmer will find that " little Phil Shcri-
dan" is nothing more Tor less than that
"llttlc tuger" OF the PresiGcnt.-M0bile
Tribune.
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SOUTH AMERICA,

PANAMA, November 2.-Heavy earth.
ouakcs occurred in Peru on the 5Gh Of Oc-
tober. Great panic prevailed. The towns
OF Plea and Matilda were destroyed, and
tire succeeded the earthquake at the former
place.
The church, pantheon, eighteen houses,
and The dam of the river at Parrapacca
were destroyed. Few lives were lost.
The steamship Venezuela has been Sc
yerely damaged by fire.
Captain Craddock, of the steamship
Guatemala, has been killed by a mutlnou:
sailor.
Archbishop Pinol and the Bishop oil
Guatemala have been expelled from Qua.
tcmaa for meddlng in the late revolution.
The English ship Wexford has been lost
off Cape Horn.
The smallpox is spreading in Chill. 1t
has also broken out among the troops
ut BuEuos Ayres
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At Kenosha, Wis, Tuesday, +. Z. Nor
ris shot his wife dead and then blew out his
own brains. Cause unknown.
The principal school-house in Virginia
CITY, Nevada, was burned Monday eve
ming. Loss nearly $4,000.
Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin, has
authorized the furnishing OF three thou
sand feet of lumber, free of expense, to
every family who rebuilds on lot recently
devastated by fire.
Indications are, the New York papers
state. that the infamous Erie ring is on the
eve of ruin. Judge Brady now has the
cases before him. and it is believed be will
vacatc The stay of proceedings which was
granted by Judge Pratt, aud has ettectually
operated rs bar to all legal measures. In.
cidental to the trials the famous letters OF
Fisk will probably be brought to light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16

DAMAGES FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION
rmcr FOR SIX THOUSAND EoLLARs.-In
~uptiior Court, before Judge Dohbin,
.a,e OF Charles Il. Utterbark, OF Fau-
.,~ county, Va, against l.. X. Cooper.
Fillmore, being an ac,lon 10 recover
....I=aS for malicious prosecution, was
r.ud,d yesterday, after 4 trial which
.."t nearly g Week, by verdict for the
#aGgA tor IS coo damages. Motion for Il
~" TRIAL was filed. The facts III the case
..r - follows In 1866 ItterbaCk borrowed
II, g.p tom C0Oper-SJ 900 III money, and
~ .ar .At4uc" hc received cIGhty-sIX shares
Z ...... 4 he NcyNS,i phosphate Com
.-'t IS. seventy Golitr- per share, which
r 'Ua> Iu"Etiy sold al tWsnty->lX dollars
per SUSIE. 10 secure the loan UIterback
"'' Cooper deed Of trust OF his farm III
-"Hu"r county. Cooper subsequently,
HaI-.H Iltcrbark with having made false
"trrscattIUns IN relation 10 The title Of
4.- PROPERTY n order to obtain SAID loan,
49,. H. procured 81 rcquisltiOn upon the
'H'Cr"ur OF Virginia, upon wilicu Utter
.rk WAS arrested, brought to Baltimore,
nj rDuliGcd il jail twenty days. On trial
"."rr The Criminal Court UtterbIck WAS
"s!1li'rd, ANA he then hrougHt tins action,
:. "a the above rcsUlt.--B0ttim0re Sun,
.Tt
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Conservative Glorification Tn Char
IOftesvitie.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November 10
In sloriiication OF the great Conservative
victory Charlottesville is brilliantly illumi-
mated tonight by hundreds of Chinese
lanterns.
At 7 o'clock the Conservatives met in
front of the courthouse, where they formed
procession, headed by the Charlottesville
Brass Band, and marched through the
principal streets. They then repaired to
The First National Bank building, where
patriotic speeches were made. Mr. Micajah
Woods made the Introductory speech,
which was followed by addresses from
the following gentlemen: Hon. S. F
Leake, j. A. Early, Esq, DIR. &. B
Stephens, and J. c. Hill, Esq.
Speeches were also made by several Other
prominent citizens.
The best of order and good feeling pre-
walls
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MURDER OF THE PARK FAMILY IN IN
DIAHA-ARREsT OF THE MURDERERs.-Lou-
,Sc,lc. November l4.-La>t night the clti-
zenS Uf HenryVillc, Ind, near where the
brutal murder Of the Park family occurred
on Saturday night, put 4 rope around the
neck Of george Johnson (negro), implicated
in the murder, and telling him the crime
had been traced to him, demanded to know
his accompiicoS.
johnson. thinking all discovered, made 4
full cout"ssion, stating that two negroes,
named Davis and Taylor, with himself,
planned the murder, believing that Park
had 800 or $3.50 OF church money in the
house. johnson says he watched outside,
Davis held the light, and Taylor committed
the bloody deed. His partners refused TO
divide the plumber fairly with him. They
Only cot $40.
The whereabouts Of the accompliccs be-
came known, and party Of citizens imnle-
diatcIy effected their arrest, the police
taking the three prisoners through the
woods to avoid The mob, ard jailed them
iii Jcii@rsoEVilIe to-day.
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No. RAcE.-Therc is no prospect that the
proposed race between Harry BasseUt aud
the English horse Sterling Will BE run, for
the reason that the owner Of neither horse
is willing To take him across the Atlantic.
i letter from British turiman, however,
says tina: shannon or Sabinus may be will
inm 20 come over for race with SaSsett il
tie latter will carry one hundred and
twenty-five pounds. the weight of The first
class English jockeys and fourteen more
than our weights Tor four-year olds. 0lr.
George Wilkes is said 10 bring proposals
trr sQch a contest. The race must be q
cash, and not heats Baltimore american.