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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-19
COUNTY NEWS.

The first depot on the Worcester and Gardner
railroad was raised few days since at Hub
bardstOn.
L. NJ. Prouty, of Hillsyille, Spencer, has an
acre and half of corn nearly six feet high,
already tasseled and silked and is one of the
best, if not the best looking corn fields in Wor-
cester county.
Bezaleel Seagrave, of Uxbridge, aged eighty
three years, fell dead, Tuesday morning, with
paralysis, while entering his house. He has
been partially paralyzed for several years, the
effect of 4 previous shock.
Charles Fuller, the builder of Grace church,
in this city, has contracted to erect the new
Methodist church, in Leominster, for $41 400.
The vestry is to be ready for occupancy by
March LIST, 1872, and the audience room by
November LIST, 1872.
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WASHINGTON, July 49, p. NJ.
SYNoPsIs.-The barometer has fallen slightly
since Monday evening at the Rocky mountains
1t has risen in the middle and eastern states,
but is now again falling rapidly from the lower
lakes to Texas, and eastward to the Atlantic
coast. The area of low barometer is now over
Lakes Huron and Ontario. The temperature
has been generally lower than on Monday, but
the thermometer is again rising on the East
Atlantic. SOutheasterly winds are reported
from North Carolina to New Jersey, and south
westerly winds from Pennsylvania to Maine, as
also in the gulf coast Rain and threatening
weather extends from Georgia to Virginia, and
westward to the Mississippi. Light rain is also
reported from Minnesota.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Itis probable that the bar
ometer will continue low in the gulf states with
increasing southerly winds and rain from Lon
lslana and West Virginia and eastward TO the
Atlantic. Falling barometer, with threatening
and rainy weather, will probably prevail very
generally Wednesday in the middle and eastern
states, and brisk winds from the southeast and
southwest are probable for the coast. A local
rain will probably extend over Minnesota and
northern Wisconsin tonight.
EsToRM IN GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, July 1S.-Heavy rains, ACCOMPANIED
by destructive winds, have prevailed here for
several days. The dams of the Langley cotton
factory, and the Bath paper mill situated on
Horse creek, six miles from Augusta broke at
-FOUR O'Clock this morning. The volume of
water struck the South Carolina railroad and
swept away the embankment and track for half
mile. About three hundred operators in the
mllls are thrown out of employment. Loss
$4,000.
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Criminal Record.

THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MURDER.
New YORK, July 18-The trial of ]. V. W
Buckout for the murder Of Alfred Kendall al
Sleepy Hollow on the LIST of January, 1870, was
continued at the court house, White Plains, yes.
terday, when Messrs. Caleb Horton, S. c, Hor
ton, Noah Briggs, Stephen NJ. Ieggett, George
J. Campbell, j, Sydney BaplesS, 3, S, Horton
William Sherwood and George Hart were called
by the prosecution as rebutting testimony. All
were neighbOrs of the prisoner, whom they had
known for periods ranging from five to twenty
years. They considered him shrewd man in
all his business transactions, and at all times
his conduct was sane and perfectly rational
Rev. ). NJ, Van Qusen of White Plains testified
that he had q brief interview with the prisoner
in jail in the month of February, 1870, and on
this occasion Buckouts conversation and con-
duct were in all respects perfectly rational.
SENTENCE OF A ROGUE.
NEWARK, N. j., July 1s,-Darrington, the
burglar, who was shot few nights SINCE while
robbing the residence of Mr., Pointer in this city
has been sentenced to FIVE years in the state
prison,
CRIME IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 18.-Albert Myers was
shot dead this morning by Michael F. Rodgers.
Jealousy was the cause. The murderer is in
prison.
Francis Monteath, clerk in ohippin's store,
st. James parish, was murdered on May 10 and
his body thrown into the river hy four negroes.
.
The negroes have been found guilty of bur-
glary, arson and murder by a jury consisting of
six white men and six negroes,
FATE OF MURDERER,
CHICAGO, July 1S.-At Cottonwood, Kansas,
on the 9th inst, William Chem, boss herder,
was shot dead by Mexican herder in his EN-,
ploy. The Mexican then mounted feet horse
and made for Texas, He was pursued by two
COW boys, who overlook him $50 miles south of
Abelne and shot him dead,
SAD TRAGEDY.
On Saturday evening last, at Fall River La
Sale county, H., Thomas Stanley, an old cit.
zen, shot and killed his son.in-law, Josephet A,
Glen, In the hall of his house. under the i'm.
preston that he was burglar who intended TO
rob him of an amount which he had received
on that day.
SUSPECTED THIEF SHOT.
Daniel Bush, a negro residing in America, ILL.,,
who it was supposed had been guilty of stealing
pork, was visited at his house by Sheriff Stoltz
of Roluski county, accompanied by party of
young men, and shot dead upon his refusal to
deliver himself up,
INTERESTING CASE DECIDED,
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-The supreme court, in
session at Jefferson city, yesterday decided the
case Of the Adams express company versus
Reno, by affirming the decision of the lower
court. The case was briefly as follows: John
Reno Is convict In the Missouri penitentIary
Clinton Reno, his brother, sent $4,000 to Jeffer.
son to be paid to one Ballinger whenever he pro-
cured his pardon.
The money was placed in the hands Of the
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RniIroad NInIfers.

CHICAGO, SOUTHWESTERN AND PACIFIC.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, July 1S.-The city
council last evening granted the right Of way
through the city to the Chicago, Northwestern
and Pacific railroad, provided the company ma
chine and repair shops be located within corpor-
ate limits of the city. The mayor promptly APP
proved the ordinance, and a committee of three
was appointed, with the mayor as chairman to
go to Chicago and confer with Tracy and Win
ter. Our citizens heartily endorse the action of
the city council, and they are united and deter
mined to aid all legitimate railroad enterprises.
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SAN FRANcIsCo, July 1s.-It is reported that
Harry Meigs has made contract to ship six
hundred Cinnamon from San Francisco TO Peru
to labor on public works.
brick Methodist church in Virginia City,
costing $4,000, fell last evening, and is now a
mass of ruins. A house adjoining, belonging
to family named Nyro, was crushed Nyro,
senior, had his ribs broken No lives were
lost.
Gen. Crook has taken the field in Arizona
against the ApacheS. Five companies of caval-
ry, fifty picked Mexcans and a number of the
best native scouts compose the party moving
against the Apaches. Gen. Crook commands in
person, and will act in conjunction with the
Mexican troops in the state of Sonora.
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BALTIMORE, July 1s.-The shoemakers en-
ployed by prominent manufacturing estab-
lishment of this city struck a few days since,
on account of reduction of wages. The firm
Immediately wrote to Lynn, Mass for work
men, making no mention in their letter of the
difficulty with the Crispins here. A dozen men
came from Lynn, and went to work. yesterday;
but upon being informed of the facts in the
case, quit work, and will return home this even
inc
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RMUNIcIPAL CoURT.-Judge Williams had
six cases before him yesterday for drunkenness,
Dennis Harrington paying So and costs, c. w.
Boyden and Charles Prue So and costs, Cornelius
Mara 80 and costs, and John Gleason 81 and
costs; and Patrick Gallagher was committed
for non payment of 50 and costs James Muir
ply, for erecting alwooden building in violation
of the city ordinance, was fined 800 and costs.
VIM. Forrest, for keeping liquor nuisance, was
fined $50 and costs. Daniel Boylan, for keep
ing liquor nuisance, was fined $50 and costs;
appealed and give bail in 5000. Eliza Boylan, for
being common seller, was fined $50 and costs;
appealed, and gave bail in 5000.
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NORTH BRooKFIELD is having sensation by
way of a case of genuine smallpox in the CEN
tire of the village. The doctors are over
whelmed with applications for vaccine virus by
the excited inhabitants. The selectmen have
taken such precautions as, it is hoped, will pre-
vent its further spread
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warden of the penitentary, to be paid to Balm
ger in the event of Johns pardon, While in
the warden's hands, the money was attached by
the express company as a part of the money
which they were robbed ofby Reno, at Seymour,
Ind. Clinton Reno filed an interplea and re-
covered the money.
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Old Father Pasdeloup, of the cirque national
concerts in Paris, who swore, during the seige,
thar he would never again wave his baton to
German music, had a CONCERT on June 2Sth, at
which the best morceaux of Mendessohn, Bee
thoven, Mozart, Weber and Meyerbeer formed
the staple of the programme.
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At the recent meeting of the Golden club at
Greenwich, near London, Herr Won Bunsen re-
sailed to mind that Prussia was the first power
which adopted Adam Smiths doctrines, and
eulogized warmly the Prussian freetraders,
whom he considered engaged in good work.
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At BosroN-Loss $1,000.
BosToN, July ia fire this evening in w.
s. Parmenter's, IA Onion street, fruit and pro-
duce store, cansed damage to the amount of
$1,000; insured.
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Among the scenery consumed at the confla.
grafton of the Porte Saint Martin theatre in
Paris was that intended for the representation
OF ''Les Miserables," by Victor Hugo. In it
was no end of barricades, falling houses and
pa ling stones, all in pasteboard.
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BY the new apportionment OF Maryland, the
house of delegates will contain eighty-two mem
bers, instead of eighty-six, as heretofore.
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UTICA, July 1S.-The fifty-ninth commence.
ment Of Hamilton college is in progress. The
prospect for prosperous year for the college
was never better.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Our New York Dispatches.

Military Commission - Small POx in
BrOOIIym-Car Robbers CsOred by a
BulI-TrOubIc Among Base Ball Play
ers-Enects of the Recent RiOt-Other
Criminal Matters, etc.
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First Glass Watering Place.

There is valuable Spring OF water near the house
said to be the best in the state.
Additions and improvements have been made during
the Spring, audit has now bowling alleys billiard room
altte steamer on the lake. with large fleet of sail and
row boats, stables, eroquet grounds ETC. Every facility
ior fshlng rowing and driving. Distance from WOrces-
ter, two miles
Board for families reasonable
To be opened June l.
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IT s. PAT Mt FFICE,
W WASHINGTON, d. c.. June o. 1871
On the petition of George Il. Burt of Harvard and
Abram Wright and George i. Wright. of Clinton Massa
chuses, praying for the extension of patent granted
to them ON the I'D day of September 1851 an inn
prpvement In Horse Powers.
1t Is ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the I'D day OF August next that the time for filing
arguments and the Examiners report be limited to the
ls Jay OF September next and that said petition be
heard on tue 9Th day OF September next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
jels dSsw Commissioner
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~, subscriber has been duly appointed Assignee of
upon his own petition, and has accepted the trust.
A. WHEELOCK.
Charlton, June "a, 1871 d3sM e26
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FrmamtraI.
T1malrtlal.
BURhINGroN' AN, CEDAR RAPIDS
MINNESOTA RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
80 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
ON A COMPLETED ROAD.
GREE OF U. s. TAXI

This road is in the dullest season of the year
earning more than IL per the OF its
mortgage obligations.
Its per cent. gold bonds equal for security
Government or any Railroad issue. They command a
ready market, and prepared buy and sell them
at all times. No investment in the market possessing
equal guarantees OF safety returns equal percentage
OF interest The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has
given traffic guarantee and obgates itself to invest in
these bonds 50 per cent of The earnings derived
from all business from this road This is sufficient
cation of the estimate this enterprise by largest
and most flr-sghted Corporation in the West limited
aunntity still for sale nv
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire, yesterday after
noon about six O'Clock, proceeded from signal
box No. 49, at Washington square, and very
soon a large crowd of firemen and Others col
lected around a two story house, No. Is
Foundry street, from the roof of which flames
were seen bursting forth A brisk application
of the hose attached to two steamers very
soon quenched the flames, which, had it not
been for the new system of alarms, would
soon have spread to the neighborng wooden
buildings so closely contiguous, and a large
and destructive confagration must inevitably
have resulted As it was, the house in
question, owned by Mrs George A. Trumbull,
was thoroughly drenched with water, the dam
age by ire being confined to the roof. The fire
probably caught by sparks from the foundry
opposite, as there had been no fire in the stove
in the upper tenement since noon. The house
was occupied by Leander P. Cobb and William
Henderson, whose goods suffered more or less
from being moved. A few hundred dollars will
probably cover the damage to the building.
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ARREST OF A PIAZZA THIEF.-On the night
OF May 20 last, rustic hanging basket was
stolen from the piazza of DIR. S. G. Priest, No. 1
WALNUT street. A few weeks afterwards, the
basket was discovered hanging in the window
of a room in StockwelPs block, occupied by a
young man named Edward L. Frasier, press
man in one of the clothing establishments Of
this city. Close inspection satisfying the doctor
of the identity of the article, the officers were
notified and took possession of it, and
the young man was arrested on the
charge of stealing it. On being ar
raigned before the municipal count,
ne claimed that he purchased the basket of q
eolored man, paying him SIS for it, and Judge
Williams continued the case, in order to allow
the young man an opportunity to find the col
ored man, and establish his own innocence.
The case came up again, and the defendant not
being able to find the person he claimed to be
looking for, the case was again continued for
another week, till yesterday, when it was finally
disposed of. Fraser stated that he had not yet
been successful in his search, although several
weeks time had been afforded him. The sum
total of his Strenuous eXertions" in this line
appeared to amount only to this-that he went
oiBoston the other day, and, accidentally getting
upon a street car, found the colored man on
board, who got off on seeing him.
His honor after remarking upon the entire
improbablity of the defendants story, ordered
him to pay fine of $50 and costs, intimating
to him that by appeal he might gain further
time to search for 'the colored man." whom he
described as full blooded African about 80 years
of age. Defendant did not avail himself of the
right of appeal, however, but promptly paid his
fine and costs, amounting in all to S41 95.
Since the arrest of Frasier, another hanging
basket has been found in his room, identified by
Edward R. Fiske as one that was stolen from
him; and other parties residing on Walnut
street have missed similar articles in the same
way.
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r o N, s Eel &c.
The subscribers have constantly on hand very Iaro
assortment of IRON AND aTrEET az ali dss i,ts
N0ns. Also, - ga Ne9eAiP
ANYILS, CHAINS
YlSES, NUTS,
BELLOWS. WASHERS,
PORTABLE FORCES HORSE SHOES
SH4AEMaMEHs, HORSE NAILS,
SPRINGS TILES
FINISHED AXLES BOR4x
boLIs' .,o,. GRINDST0NES
~ BEACH SAND, &C., &c.
which will be sold the lowest prices at tho ola .,
WARRINGTON SQUARE.
Worcester. April |. 1866. deoptf AMI
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OLIyER's
STOVE STORE,

SIS MAIN STREET. ...OLD NO. $50
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PARIS, July 1S.-lt is reported that the gov
eminent will shortly be questioned by the oppo-
sition in the assembly as to the precise position
it occupies upon the subjects of Italian unity,
the capital of Italy, and the temperatures OF the
pope.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, July II, 1871

T NJ p o r. 7 Al II
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ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.

PARIS, July 1S.-The Salut cites the example
of the United States after the war of the rebel
lion, to justify increased taxation in France,
RGambetta was before the committee of nveS.
tigation appointed by the assembly to inquire
into the dOings of the government ofnational de
fence His testimony was principally with re-
gard to raising troops during his administra-
ton.
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DEGHTER,S NOTICE!-No,;ce i.

A hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed snd flied in the Registers Or
Orphans Court oS Cssn,,ria count. fcr tor,iirIn
Rtiors ana allowance. on TcdasstLlH the 9tt tLIf
" JE'at next, 20 Wit:
First ana partial account OF fEs.F'srSrre Bloch
Adm'x OF 5Le estate OF Christian Blo.h late OF
~oPensuEh borough, deceased.
second account ut George Conrad. 8 Gs1arlfIs-l
Riehland township, deceased.
account Of JSeles ROse. one Of the Fxecutors
OF Jos Rose, hate of Richiurd TOW ush.p, decd
, 1hiEd and sn&l account t.f Ssrnuel Douglass.
quar- clen - tEe i-iuoE heirs g Daniel Hu9er,
II, ceceacc8
The account Of Jacob Kline, Guardian Of 4
am Oils, IDj1o< soH.of Nicholas Eoilis. late
First account OF vIl. r. GELS Administrator.
60 q Aaftn ob"rinyer, late Ct CS-r-ric bor-
first account Of Evan NJ Dgvis, Gxecutor OF
DdNiu NJ. Davis, late OF SumfnertiH twp decd
tlrSt account or Josiah GOcbnOaP and ste
phcn Cochnonr. Administrators Of Dsrll Goch-
noi!rr lste OF Taylor tow wnship, dcceased.
The account OF Edward Roberts. Executor of
Evan r. Morgan, who was Executor Of David
W: Pryce, late OF Cambria township, deo'd. .s-.
The account OF Margaret Leavy and Augas-
tine walters. Executors OF the last VIII and tes-
lament Of Michael Leeyy. late OF LOretto boV
ough, deceased.
First aud partial account Of Margaret Mitchell.
Administrative Df James n. Mitchell, late %
Johnssown borough, deceased.
he partial account OF A. H. Ffske, Esq., EX-
ecutor of the last VIII and testament OF Aauuy
hrlSe, late Of The township OF ClcaTneld. lscio.
she second Martial account OF Cecilia dcEts
Inc estate OF EIeo- McGough, lato OF rhe town
ship OF CIesrhe'd, dasesseds:
First account OF ". W. Warrts, Adn.inistrsA-
tor, &c Of Isaac D. ScLnabisy, late VI Jackson
township, deceased.
First and final account OF Cyrus L. PcrshiUg
Administrator OF the estate OF George GiI laLs
OF the township OF jackson, decesscd.
The account OF George BnsteTt, Guardian CT
Geo. DOcTT. minor child Of August DOerr, decd
IHe second and final account OF Jas. brown,
Executor OF Charles Kennedy. late Of Munster
township, Cambria county. deceased.
The account Of John Kennedy and James
Brown Executors Of Ann x Kennedy, lact- uf
Munster township, Eaplbris county, deceased.
The Erst and final account Of joss. Adrdis
EzecutOr or Elizabeth Patterson, lsts uT Black
lick township. deceased.
The fourth anu final account Of Wm. Ritteu,
Adrninistra tor. &c. Of the estate o Rob't Finn
late OF SUNNI eThiii township, deceased.
GRO. ". eATMAN, Regf=feF
Registers Once, Ebensburg, May 10, ls71.-4t.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT. OF

Il CA MBRTA COUETY-Nottce rs hereby giy-
e, that tha, following Appraiseme ent OF certain
Dovs.,4isl property OF q deeedentr selected and
ssgg ssIzart for tho widow az ihtcsiase. an4er
heen 6ied in the Registers Office 1T Ebenshnrg
md aiIl be presented 10 tho Orphans Court for
10 wit:
The inventory and appra:serne2t OK the keT-
sa4al property OF Michael GrEiLdYr Late q Mill
vile borough. Cambria county dee d set apart
for the widow Of said 6ece9cnt-- Sgybo-
GEO. W. OATAfAN. Clerk q, T.
Clerks Once, Ebensburg, May Ii, 1871, it
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A 25 Hosss
L Power STEAM E1.tjlS with necessary
Esi5ffUEls ana au aeeoe.E FIXTURES. HasS swo
Dthcr CyIEaDRts BOILEEcs. besides 4 SfAsssslEssg
STGAS SAss MIL, 'slf N GOOD conastlilzis VII! 30
sold yery low fer cash, exchanged for either
bark og lumber Fox further p.si ssU s1Ts apply
~ OF address LEN = FLAtSs
Ai,r.i /, tssi-tf. AltoGlia. Pa
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Z ANES j. OATMAN, II. D.,
tenders his professional services IS Ply
sioizu and Surgeon 20 the citizens of Carroll
tcwn aud vicinity. Office IN rear Of build
ing occupied by J. Buck & Co as store .
Night calls can be made at his residence, one
door south Of Z. Hangs tin and hardware
store. Mag 2, 1857
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II L NJ En- Al.

HARVEY-MURRAY.- y Married, In I.oretto,
on Tuesday last, by Rev. L. a. Bush. MIR. GEo.
ii. HARVEY aud Miss ELLEN MURRAY, both of
that vicinity.