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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
Our New York Dispatches.
Iay Gould Displays N Wonderful A AMOUNT
of Ignorance in Regard 10 the Erie
Railroad BOOlks-Death Ofan Il pIsCOPaI
Clergyman, etc.

New York, April 2O.-Jay Gould appeared
to-day us witness in the investigation into the
disposal of the Eric stock owned in England.
and, in answer to the first question, whether he
had produced the books of the company called
for in Master Whites order, and whether he in
tended TO obey the summons, he said he had
searched all the books called for in the order,
but could find nothing bearing on the case.
Commissioner White and counsel Southmayd
said that was no answer and each repeated the
question, but with the same result. Southmayd
then inquired as to the existence of books in de-
tail, and ELECTED the information that Mr., Gould
did not know whether the company had stock
ledger or stock transfer book. He presumed
there must be such books in exist
ence, but he had never seen them to
his knowledge. If the books Of the company
were called for, by order of court, he did not
know wha would have power 10 direct their re-
moyal, He could not tell, without careful eX-
animation of the articles of the association.
This was new question, The Erie company
had never had any litigation where it was nee
essary to exercise that power, The Erie charter
was then ordered to be produced, and the exam
ination adjourned to Monday,
Rev. Geo. W. Stewart, rector Of the Episcopal
Church of Our Lord, this city, died Yesterday.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER spy
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 20.
EMIGRATION.
An immense train goes north this evening
nearly all the members of congress have left.
p1soRAcEFUL SCENES.
The closing scenes in the house were exceed
ingly disgraceful. Messrs. Butler, Farnsworth,
and Beck occupied an hour in their yest of
personalities. Mr.. Butler denounced Garrett
Davis as liar, and Mr.. Farnsworth in still
stronger language, and Mr.. Farnsworth de-
Clared that Mr.. Butler was perjurer and a
thief, and Mr.. Beck wound up the violent scene
by suggesting violence outside. When the foul
language had all been poured out, the house
was so utterly disguised that itwould have pre-
ferred that the participants should go out into
the streets and fight out their quarrels rather
than to endure any more of it inside.
THE KUKLUX BILL.
The house, after brief debate, agreed to the
second conference report on the kuklux bill. No
republican, member votediagainst it, though one
or two declined to vote. The senate gave way
entirely on the Sherman amendment which au-
thorized the assessment of counties and cities
lot uaulaseS 10 cover kuKlu& outraSes. Inc
substitute, which the conference committee
brought in as sort of let down, has no sem
blance of the original section, and it is so re-
garded by republicans and democrats. On the
final vote in both houses, the vote was according
to party lines.
The democratic members of congress profess
to feel happy ever the passage of the kukluX
bill, as they assert it will help them politically;
but the evidence is abundant that the south has
already wonderfully improved under the debate
on the bill. Some of the ablcst of the southern
democrats are forced to admit that it has had
an excellent effect in their districts. There is
general expectation that the passage of the bill
alone will prevent more kuklux outrages.
SAMiWELLER.
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Political.
A POLITICAL rRAlroR's APOLOGY

FULIIIVAL IhAITUKo IOLOG1.
ALBANY, April 20.-0range S. Wiuans pub
fishes, this afternoon, his defence and apology
fol his recent action. He says, had he read
the resolutions Of the republican caucus to
which his name was attached, no power on
earth could have made him sign them. He is
satisfied that the zeal Of some OF his republican
colleagues is inspired by selfish motives; that
he has not seen Senator Fenton for three
months, nor communicated with him, directly
or indirectly, on any subject before the legsla-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21

At IoUIsVIIIF-Loss S55 ono

At LOUlSVILLE-LOSs S55 ,UDU.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April POI. Tues's chill.
drens carriage factory, adjoining Benefits fur
nture factory, was also destroyed by the fire
Yesterday. Loss over $685. 900; insured for $780,
600, including $4,000 each in the Independent
and National of Boston, and $1,000 in the Char
tel Oak, Hartford.
AT pUBuQUE.-Loss $4,000.
DuBuouE, Iowa, April 20.-Fackler's ale
brewery, dwelling house and outbuildngs were
totally destroyed by fire last night, Loss $780,
900; insurance $4,000,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
New England Dispatches.
Suicide of DFunknrd-Sad Death of
Two Little GirIs-The Connecticut Flee
ton, etc,


BosToN, April 20.-This evening fire was
discovered in store Nos. 33 and a. Lewis wharf,
occupied by the Suffolk rice mills, Fred A. Jar
Wis superintendent. As the mills have not been
in operation for some time, the principal loss
was upon the building, which is estimated at
about $4,000. The store is owned by the Lewis
wharf company, and probably insured,
MAINE,
EAsTPoRT, April 20.-At Kcnduskeag, last
night, VIM. YOung's house and barn, with sew
eral cattle, were burned, Loss $4,000; insured
for $780,
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, April 20.-The body of p. II.
Johannes, German tailor, was found in the
river, this afternoon. He had been on spree
for some days, and threatened suicide when last
seen alive this morning,
Two daughters, ten and fourteen years old, of
John Mcnamara, of Colinsville, failed to re-
turn home, Wednesday night after being
sent out on an GRAND. Thursday morning the
river was dragged, and their bodies, with that
of Miehael Glynu, laborer, were found. 1t is
supposed that they fell from foot bridge into
the water, and that Glinn lost his life in an effort
to rescue them.
The board OF canyassers meet on Friday to
official canvass the returns of the vote for
stale officers AT the regent election,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
Criminal Record.

ARREST OF BURGLARS
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 2O.-John Nelson and
George Whitmore, alias John McDermot, two
professional burglars, were arrested here this
morning. A complete set of burglars tools, in
GLIDING drills, ETC., were found in their posses.
sion. 1t is believed that they are members of a
gang that committed several burglaries last
week between this city and New York.
IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE
PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 20.-John Trumpboor
was to-day convicted of the murder of Elijah
Jones, Cold Spring, and sentenced to Sing Sing
for life. o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
COUNTY NEWS.

A blacksmith shop in Paxton, owned by Mr..
Allen, of West Brookfeld, was burned on We'd
nesday night.
Henry Jackson has been chosen librarian of
the public library in Fitchburg, and bis salary
Fixed at s5Oofor the year ensuing,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT-GRAY, 1.-THE
case of Eli Thayer VS.. Sabin P. Pond was settled
by the parties after the evidence for the plaintiff
was all in. Hearings in divorce cases and on
motions are in order to-day, Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
Pom. in 1870. Val. in 1865,
h2N39

The valuation to-day of the above towns Is nearly
fifty millions These fifty odd thousand people,
with their fifty millions property ask permission
to build their own road with their own money On
they be refasedS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21

OLEARY's BACKERs.-The following challenge
from a well-known boating man of Boston
appears in the New York Clipper, which paper
says, "it is sure to create stir"
Boston, April Is, 1871
FRANK QUEEN-Dear Sir: As the boating sea-
son is now at hand, and being DESTROYS of advance
ing its interests as popular and healthy exercise
1 will back j. j. O'Leary of Worcester, to row
in the United States, barring Mex Il and Coulter or
he will take minute in race of five miles from
either of the above men, for the of $500 a'side
the race to come off at Worcester in May. Enclosed
you will find $50 as a deposit.
Yours truly, JOHN SHEA,
46 Eliot street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-21
FROM EUROPE.

of dollars by preventing an extra session of the
legislature; that he is still a republican
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SEE THE PRICES!
Gents Department.
Boys & Youths Department.

In this Department can be found large assortment of
Congress Boots Low Cut Shoes, Balmorals and Prince
Aiberts at prices ranging from sOO to s25O We have
paid particular attention In selecting the best goods for
this department. and putting the prices down. so that all
calling can be suited in quality and Price, and get big
bargain.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

@ottes er3osen unb bic 2ebren cee eret>
len prieferS gu Gruwfurt bel ibnen in
Anrencuns setra&t.
Stun 9iett e6 aber faura ir9eno in
oer @eA ein pputcmmen un9etribtes
Slid. Nu9 in urmalrbau6 iollten
tribe Sage fommen. Benn lie CONT
tags na@ Gropfort III oieairde famen,
b6rten ite bic Garner flasen> CAP bic
Snbtaner pteoer aus ben @1lpern 0e<
3osen fdmen uno Gle pfansuneen unz
fiber ma9ten. snfanss paren tieie
Bslaii9unsen BON 9ertneer BeoeutunG
aber bic Nptbbdute ruroen INNER suz
orin9li9er, uno wa5 fte friibsr mitBitten
81 erlangen gsiudt batten, ca5 forcerz
ten tie jeBt NIT 0epalt. Warrn bod
l1pn einse!ne TiQe npreefommen, 100
iie cte Slodbduis Ter anse;lneet uno bic
Sewobner nit Me6ern uup Tlinten
anaefoQen batten.
Nenly Der ammelte oebbaIb an einem
Sonntaae na9 ber Mei5e bic idmmtz
liden pfanser i'm @afbpfe sur @taet
@iesbacen, I'm, NIT ibnen 3u beratben,
rpte Dem fiber fe bereingebrodenenun9e-
made 3u iteuern iei. Sc muroen auer-
lei Gorl@ld9e aema6t aber feiner tuar
70 rebt practii1 uno oas bate fetnen
@runp 1T ben rpeitsn Gntfernuneen.
S9liebli6 fam man oabin therein, oab
in jeper Jaru 70 oiel Glintea 9ebal<
ten weroen lollten, als Mdnner ea maz
rem, UNI fte gu brau9en. 5obalo fl9
Snoianer in oer Ndbe 3eieten, ioute e.
ner BON Der Garm fi6 beimli@ gum
nddfen Nadbar i9letden uno bieler
Ioute miecer einen Boten III Dem ietntz
gen Nahbarn idtden, 70 oab IN m59z
ltdfer Gile cine Mn3abl bewafnetsr
8ertfeini9er berteifdmen> uni ben Be7
crobten %beisuteban. 60 pic! fonnte
man auesreem 1bon jest ieben, eab
aus ben f!eiuen pldnfeleien Gin &rie9
bis ouf eas Me0er entiteben wuree.
GS mubten bebbalb nod ancere WaB<
reseln setrofen merpen. Nemy madte
ben 8oridlaN cab jsoer pFanSer etz
ni9e letner &neGte ber9eben uno be-
mofnen Ipute. Diel e permanente
Sdaar Bate cann BE Nufsabe, BEN
Snoianern in ibreS dlupfuinfel gu frl>
gen unp ffe enttpeecr palceinmdrtS gu
jasen Deer, penn ie it@ CUR @ebre leb-
ten, fte eefan9en 81 nebmen.
Der Ypr1dla9 9efel uno bic pfanz
get %ernannten &emD gun, Nnfubrcr pes
fleinen 5eeres. Gr wpute %ablebnen,
aber nas purpe ntdt %aneenummen.
user oie&raft bat" bieB es, Der oarf
fi@ benz ausemeinen Woble nidt entz
jieben."
Nu4 Mfra ma9teG inwenoung, aber
es balf ni9ts> &emY mubte ti9 bequez
men, ben Soften an3unebmen. Gr belt
es nun fir pas 3wedmdbi9fe, Io9lei@
nit Der Organization feiner Grappen
gu %beSinnen.
(FDrtfekund fplat.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Qeben8<Wetn.

sBarner's Dinun, @itae Oter 9ebenS 9Dein 1T
Elm GROCER Blutreinieer unb helifates @etrdut, % euttdlt
feine f6dbliten 9rpeuen otter unreinlidte,ren unb If elm
grdparat tur ale, melde aimulrenber Wittel ~betarfen.
Diefes Wittel 1T Elm Ionic uuo sert&aft euteu Sppetit,
unb it tas Bette blutreinieenbe @ittel ber gDelt. Gs TT
bas ansenebmite unb ~belitatete Nittel, tpeldss female benz
Wbistep. Dsin, gitters pher irsenb elm aneerer Nrtitel.
g. 1T %sefinoer unb btaiser. Gewsbl bas mdnnlt&e als
reiblide @ef6ledt, Sung unb Nlt t0nnen ben Qebensmetu
eebrauden. Sc 1T in ber Ibat elm @etter les Scheme.
Dteienieen. pelde fd elmer auten @etunbbett ~efreueu
molten unb ununterbrpden ~Ietbafter 0emItbsatmrauna,
merbsn mobl tbun. ben qebeneuein ~ %sebrauten. g IL
BON allen anberen @ebraudsmttteln Serfhieben. gDirb
lei aaenDresuiten serfauit unb aud in aGen rsfpettableu
Salorns. prtis Elm DeQer yer Quart GlafAe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Sem @u1te11 mebr.

Barner's Cough 9atiam hsilt snb '6ft sen6ufen
Rraft, ioiurt Grleidtsrnrs su periGaFen unb esentueu bic
sar.nadiaien Sdae ppn 5ufen, G,faltuna, 6alsube1t
Broutitis, SnFueaSa: gatarrt. attma unb sdpineludt
gu turirsn: e. aerts 1T bic er!stdtsruns une u s9sr
bern sails uno euueen qe,sen, bab Z aufenbe sen Nerlten
ben Sallam tialtd uerldrsiben uab aae Der Nnltdt fno,
bas Fl bic bette linen befannte N'eetain thr 5etlnng uao
rlr1a uub in BEN metaen 9dasn esnist eine9laide fir cine
BUR. pre;s e,nDeQar. @s 1T cure etsneSduls. peuu tbs
buffet unb letbet. Der 8alfam furirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
OYSpepfa.

ssarner's 0pspspiia 8ontc 1T elm graparat ean3
uub t%at,taeaer 9ernppfuns leisen.. Gieies if Elm G,nte,
melGss zen Massn ftin,uiirt une outen &ppstit siebt. 90
TART cen Wasen uub trinst bic gerbauunssra NertSeuae tn
isren ~eeunren 3afano surad. S&rade. uersrie nnb
mic ssbraudsn. 81 s~srtaufea bet auea 9rpsaiaen.
rrtis Elm JpQar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

4. Gtn3tebun9 bon @elbern.
@ir be1preeu bas Goleehren bon Muten unb
@auth{@einen aQer Mrt, Grbi@aften ". {. ". IN
allen Tbeilen &uropa's unb Der Ser. Staaten.
Daau erforbe:lide papiert, ais gpama9ten,
Ber3i9heij funss- lrtunben, 1cbteni9etne &c. fer
tigen mir Iettf, unite: @aranttrunS ber Ne9t>
ealtieteit at unb beiursen bic eunfula,ii9t ST.
elaubisur9 berfelben.
Den @esenwertb aQer III Gurppo
pur9 un6 cpQeettrten poer BEL unlern
cprtt9en @%prre1ppnoenten fir unfere
&e@nun9 einsebenpen @eloer 3ablen
mir bier in Sub arS.
5. 8erfauf Don paha9ezS9 etneu
CUR r~sberfabrt BON Bremen, 5anaburs unb 9tperprol mad
gtep= yprf PER Seeelidiff pbsr Dampfbppt. {rpie Gabrbiuets
CUR Retie pom gep, grrt bis ct. gaul III ben ~a:ssrtsaeu
yrstien.
6. Be;ablun9 Don Ea1en
In ieben 9tetle bes etaates. Nntauf unb gertaxf Don
Grunbeteen.sun sesen eOmn,ifEun &c. &c.
Z. &ere!nigte Gtaaten Bombs
ieber Nrt, ais 5-2Oer, 10-4Osr uno 7-3oer faufen rrt per,
fauren utr gum seszGrur
@etruner @5i4tu6 s. Dunbar.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Mr.. Greeley Explains.

Mr. Greeley in his paper last Monday
says he committed the stupendous Jolly
of premitin. himself to entertain dreams
of the Presidency He says thnt within
six or eight months he has received
thirty ot forty letters mainly from private
persons propo,cg that he be cnndl-
dato for the next President His answers,
so far ms ho has found timo to answer
at all, were in n spirit of the only letter
he remembers having seen IN PRINT, to,
William Larimcr,of Observation-Disclosures,
of the ith of May last. viz that he is not
an asp rant for any Office, but would not
decline any duty political friends would
ievoye upon him Mr. Greeley says 1t
is certain he will never make himself II
candidate for President It seems quite
improbable that others will ever max g
HIM such, but those who have suggested j.,
or may hereafter suggest, him rs cans
dldnte havi exactly the same rights rs so
many other citizens, neither less nor
more lf they be few and humble there
Is 50 much the less reason Tor h0wlng
them down or insisting that the next
President i already selected and all dis
u>son on the subject iorcclos,d We
respectfully protest against the acrimony,
malrvolsnoe, and proscriptlyo venom
manifested by certain Journals which
have hren set on b. clear the field of nll
,ntruicrs II the majority have already
decided the Presidential question there
can hc neither harm or danger in allow
in. thp ,nin,rffy Z, inlIra ~ THAR 1i4sant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-30

A REPORTER Of the New Y ork
Times has interviewed , Wendell
Phillips and gives the public what
the great orator says in regard to
the Presidential outlook for 1872 ::
Correspondent = hat do you think
of President Grants chances Tor re-
nomination to the Presidency IN
1872?
Mr.. Phillips On the whole, good.
Within another vear-withln few
months. probabIy--we Will see Grant
add another to his already strong
chances Of success. lie has now
four great points in his favor The
Fifteenth Amendment, the ku * lux,
reduction Of the national debt ana
the assault on the citadel Of Nor
monism. Let him add a fifth strand
to the cord-labor--and his position
will be impregnable. Whoever car
ries the most radical banners wins
the next Presidency. Let Grant
raise it, aud with his past popularity
vet essentially retained, his nomlna-
ton and recollection are reduced TO
certainty. North aud South alike,
recruits IN vast huhDrfS ~ w "'U
cd to his standard. The i@oor r"se
thrown IN the next frrSldeh'"' e'cc'
ton will not'be less ina" 'e"o nun,
drcd thousand. Let Grant as al
indications point That ne WIZ attract
the espousal OF tue cause OF Tue Work
ing man, and he wIIl rae 'o'o power
on a greater wave OF popularity lhah
that which gave nm ms hrS' erection
All the eatnestness anu magn'''c'''ce
OF strength put iorth ny sumner III
the East, or by carl onnfz III the
West, IN that case, Wll' De power,
less to avert ", me PtoP'r WI
sustain him. In the mono" o, ms
hand, by the meting out or "I'nhoid'
ing Of justice he hoIds ms success or
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TAKEN lpHl Ill.

~ rur l.NpgRsiGNED, % laaA esaea by me.
Il vtrrs,n i've See IL Town ), Range cast,
n iesa County. on or about The gh day November.
ISL red bau supp sei 70 be thste yyers PIG rssi
-. ,,tif. ,,,sssr call prove property. pay Shsrgrs
-" : THOMAS AELLS}
/ ntea New. n, l5Ti---ssss'
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TAKEN UP-CALVES.

Linden, Nov. 22.h, 1871. 4Iw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-30

TAKEN UP bv the subscriber. residing on section
| O. Town a. Range east, in Mitl'n, on OF ahout
the 25th dag Of Oct 1871 three calves, to,wlt one
Steer, color red. white lace ana beiy one mener
rnior red white face and belly also one lleifrr.
color raan no artificial marks The owEef !, re,
quested TO call, prove property pay Charges anu
take said stra!s away, ,o
Ninn Nov lst 1871. ---<l5w4
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: MERCHANT TAILOR
ING. AT DELLER'S EN-

vi l. hCll AN l L n lLOR-
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORlUM. Kept constantly
on Land a full assortment OF
all the leading styles Of
Cloths and Cassimeres. All
work done in the most dura-
bic and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stock of
Ready-Made Clothing IS the
most extensive in the city, and
at least lopcr cent. the lowest.
Call and examine for YOUR
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