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


THE TROUBLES AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. City Treasurer Mar
Ger has resigned The charges against him
were heard in the quarter session to-day, and
hail was given in 100000 to appear for trial.
David Jones, his chiei clerk, has transferred his
property, amounting to 100000, TO the sureties
of the treasurer.
ANOTHER DEFAULTER.
NEW YORK, Nov 2.-James Talman of Spring
Valley, n. j., has absconded, detaultlng the
Northern railroad of several thousand dollars,
and .eaving wife and two children.
GANG OF BURGLARS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-The sheriff of Chilli
cothe broke up the headquarters ola gang of or
ganizcd burglars near that city, Friday, captur-
ing two burglars and number of stolen arti-
clcS, includinga quantity of books for instruct
ing noviccs in the art of burglary.
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 John Ware, for
numbering his father in Camden, has been SEN
fenced TO be hanged on the 18th of December.
ACQUITTED.
HoBoKEN, N j., Nov. 1.-The trial of Moses
Henry, for the murder of Thomas Mcmahon,
was concluded yesterday. The jury brought in
verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner was i'm
medately discharged. The murder occurred a
few weeks ago. Mcmahon killed George Henry,
brother of Moses, and the latter came upon
McMahon and fatally wounded him.
DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.
NEW ALBANly luNisi wv III Nldi n
county, about three miles from here, Il negro,
yesterday, attempted to commit rape upon the
person of a daughter of Amos Stacy. Mr.,
Stacy heard the cries of his daughter, and saw
the negro, but before reaching him fell dead
from heart disease. The negro escaped. The
citizens are greatly excited over the affair.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE PATERSON MUIR
DER.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. "A coldbooded
murder took place Tuesday night. John Comfy
visited house of ill-fane in Franklin street,
kept by Mrs. Lyon. An intoxicated man
Daned Eugene Taylor, who was visiting the
house, having quarrelled with some of the in
mates, left in great anger, and later in the night
returned and threw stones at the windows. Con-
~ came out and knocked Taylor down, then
jumped on him and kicked him in most brutal
manner till the victim was dead. The police
getting information of the murder set out to ar
rest the murderer, but Comfy had escaped on 4
stock train Just leaving the depot.
FRAUDULENT VOUCHERS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-The United States
grand jury indicted Benjamin Davidson, army
contractor, for making and presenting fraudu-
lent vouchers for forage, amounting to SI0,OOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
Abbroyia1cd Dispntchcs.

The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased fS57 900.
NJ. Laronciere has declined the French en-
bassy at Berlin.
The Rappel is again published, aud advocates
the claims Of Victor Hugo for the presidency.
serious railway accident is reported near
Perth, Scotland. No particulars.
At Charleston there iwere five deaths from
yellow fever, yesterday.
1t is again rumored that Bismarck offers Metz
dismantled for Pondicherry or Cochin China.
Gen. Burnside was passenger on the steam
or Russia, which arrived in New York on We'd
neSday.
A successful movement TO fuse parties in the
interest of city reform is apparently progressing
in Troy.
1t is stated that advices from Cuba represent
that the instruction there lately assumed more
extended proportions.
President Theirs, uncertain of his tenure of
life, has made a political will, hoping to secure
succession in the presidency for Casmir Pereire.
1t has been officially determined to arm the
state National Guard of New York with the
Remington breech-loaders, the complement to
be completed by New Years.
AT San Francisco, yesterday the front of the
mechanics fair pavilion, which was being de-
molished, fell, killing Patrick Carr, and mortal
ly iniuring d. Maxwell
Reverdy Johnson presided at a democratic
meeting last night at Baltimore protesting
against the proceedings in South Carolina, un-
der the suspension of the habeas corpus.
Brig Thomas Edwards from Hamburg for ST.
Johns, Newfoundland, was burned, on the oath
ult., near Cape st. Francis. All hands were
saved.
Ship Kooria Moora from Brunswick Ca,
for England, put into Halifax for repairs, hav-
ing been ashore. She was placed in quarantine
with one case of fever on board.
1t is certain that Prince Metternich and Chev-
alier Nigra, the Austrian and Italian embassa-
doris will both leave Paris and perhaps 90 to
London. The alleged cause is female influence.
Cameron's stud of blood horses was sold at
auction, at New York, on Wednesday, the sale
aggregating $4,000 The horse Hampton Court
brought $1,000, and was purchased by G. G.
Brown of Providence.
A Salt Lake letter states that Brigham Young
has instructed delegate Hooper 10 propose to
congress the admission Of Utah as a state upon
the abolition of polygamy, and the suits now
pending against the MOrmons to be withdrawn
The New Jersey campaign is very active
Large and enthusiastic meetings are held night
ly by the republicans, and the prospect is that
they will elect Walsh governor by small ma
iority, and secure the legislature beyond doubt
Secretary Robson will speak in Jersey City on
Saturday
AT Trenton the examination of witnesses in the
case OF the German Valley railroad was con-
tnued yesterday, and the evidence of the state
librarian aud governors private secretary taken.
1t appears that the bill, which authorizes the
railroad across the state and a bridge across the
Delaware, will be made law, on the ground
that e was in the governors hand five days be-
fore Cue adjournment of the Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
From Washington.

EXPENSES.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 2.-The disburse
ments for the support Of the government in
October amounted 10 12,172, Jas.
PosTMAsTERs.
The civil service commission are considering
the subject of postmasterS. 1t is thought that
those receiving salaries of less than $1,000 an.
nually, numbering $4,000 of the total 10000
should not submit to a competitive eXamina.
ton, the offices being for mere neighborbood
accommodation and not profit.
APPOINTMENT.
The president has appointed Chas. c. Beaman
Jr., examiner Of claims Of the state department.
DIsTILLERIEs.
Returns show that two hundred and five grain
and ten moasSes distillerieS are operating, pro
ducng 241 900 gallons of spirits daily, an in
crease of $4,000 since the last report
PRIZE CASE.
The case of the prize steamer Siren, from the
district court of Massachusetts, involving the
distribution of the proceeds thereof, is under ar
gument in the supreme court.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
Renewed authority is given for the statement
that Catacazy has been told that, after the visit
of the grand duke, he will NOT he sreceiyed las
minister OF Russia here, and Mr.. Curtin has
given the Russian governmct to understand
that, unless Catacazy shall then be recalled, or
voluntarily retire, his passports will be sent
to him.
DENIAL.
Dr. Kdwcll president of the Seneca stone
company, authorizes denial of the statement
that PresidentiGrant requested him to dispose
of bis stock in the company, and says the presi-
dent, in 1861, invested $4,000, as private in
dv,dual, for the benefit of his family.
NEW BANK.
The controller of currency to-day authorized
The Merchants national bank of Toledo, Ohio,
TO commence business with capital OF
100000.
REFUSED.
The application of Indian Superintendent
Wall, for a cavalry escort 10 go for certain dis
affected Indian chiefs and induce them to visit
Washington, is again refused, on the ground
that the season is too far advanced, and there
are no troops to spare in Montana.
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Chicago Dispatches.
The MiIitnry-A Foolish Report Contra
dicted, etc.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-rhe ordering of four COM
panles OF troops here has no reference to local
use; they are merely sent into barracks here for
winter as the headquarters of the military di-
vision OF Missouri.
Relative TO the rumor that the governor has
authorlzed and ordered the attorney general TO
procure indictments against Gen Sheridan Col
Sherman and others for the murder of Colonel
GrosNenor, 1t is only necessary to say that neith
or tue governor nor attorney general has any
such legal authority.
Tine employment bureaus have received orders
from different parties, authorizing them to EN-
ploy three hundred laborers, fifty carpenters
and fifty masons.
Orders have been issued bv the war denart
ment transferring the eighth infantry regiment
to Chicago, for the purpose OF performing patrol
duty in the burnt district, and to assist in the
protection of property against the hor,les of
iron hucksters, who are carrying OH every yesrige
of iron that they can lay their hands on, dig-
glng under buildings for the remnants of silver,
iewclry and other valuables.
A derrick lc upon an omnibus yesterday
morning, severely inluring the driver. Fortu-
nately the roof proved sufficiently strong to PIE
vent it from falling through, or Il number of
passengers must have been killed
Reports of the prevalence of small pox on
the west side have been found TO be greatly ex-
awgerated. There has been but one case thus
far.
The loss to the city by the destruction of the
fire alarm telegraph will reach fifty thousand
dollars Sixty automatic alarm boxes, fifty
miles of wire, and sixteen engine house gongS
in use and several not in use, were lost, together
with eight police dals and the wheel apparatus
OF the main office in the court honse.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

A STRANGE PEoPLE.-Amoug the almost in
accessible hills that skirt southern llindoostn
there dwell the Todas "a Tamil word Tor herds
man, Il race once numerous, but now consisting
of less than 600 souls They are the relic of
some ancient nation long since stranded in In
dia (perhapS descendants of the S"ythians who
invaded the east centuries ago, compelled for
preservation to resort to the Businesses of the
mountanS,) whose appearance, language and
customs separate them utterly from HindooS
and Mohammedans. Lords olthe soil, receiving
from the English government an annual tribute,
unconnectcd with other hill tribes, dwelling in
peculiar habitations, speaking n mixed lam
guage, their traditions faint, their religion unique,
their occupation wholly pastoral, inacceSsi-
Die to all Christian missions, aycrSe to war,
and understanding and accepting the fact of
constant decrease of population, they present
a problem to etlnologsts which it is diff
cult to solve. In appearance the GOda is
the very opposite TO the Hindoo. lie is
TALL athletic, of light bronze complexion, with
large, dark eyes and features of Roman cast.
The hair, whether of men or women, is never
cut. Clothing of both sexes is the same, con-
SistnG of a single cotton robe Their dcmeanOr
is in striking contrast to other natives of India;
devoid of criuging, rarely timd, and to Euro
peans almost always confident and self-posscss-
cd. The race is brave, but unwarlikC; the best
guides after game, but the worst protectors in
danger. Like the North American Indian the
lOda is capable OF bearing great fatigue, of long
abstinence from food, and of tracking wild ami
mails with unerring instinct. The women are
large and coarse, with no pretensons to good
looks In climate unusually humid, with no
artificial covering upon their heads, their hair
attains luXuriance most extraordinary.
They have few children. The race
is steadily decreasing. Their villages mundS-
consist of II few scattered hutS of an oval shape,
situated in some secluded spot in the woods or
Businesses Ofthe mountains. As their whole en-
DlOyment consists CariuT for their herds pf
buffalo, it is around these munds that their pas
lures and pens, their dairics and cheese watts, as
sentiments of stock and selections of breed, rear
ing of calves and iattening becyCs for slaughter,
are to be found. The butia % is the sole posses
sion of the TOda. He cultiyates no laId, en-
cages in no merchandise, cares iornO commerce.
His subsistence is from the milk and meat of
the buffalo alone. In care of them he spends
his simple lite, migrating from one pasture to
another as necessity requires, stunning all ap-
proach to the abodeS of other men, and assert
ing among the hills his exclusive right to the
soil Ts,J
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
COUNTY NEWS.

The democrats of the second Worcester sena-
torial district have nominated }. II. Wood of
Grafton.
The representative convention of the 10th dis
trict met at Milllbury yesterday, and nominated
John Hopkins, of Millbury; f. w. Bartlett, of
Oxford; and II. !. JoSln of Webster.
South Royalston must he terribly noisy
place for country village, according TO the ac.
count Of a correspondent OF the Athol Trans
cript in that village. lie says: "The ring of
the anvil, the thunder of the mill, the chatter of
looms, the burr of lathes, ringing of saws, the
rattle and splash of wuter-wheelS, the voices of
truckmen, the whistle and jar of six or
eight or twelve trains passing daily Sundays
eXccptcd), and the multitude of minor matters
make us by no means place Of naction."
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ADvERTIsING RATES

III DAILY sPY-For the square Of ten lines sol
agate type, time IS cts. each subsequent insertion 50
cts week s275; weeks $500; month $500; year
sOO-and the same rate propoticnaly for any number
squares Two lines for one week sIOO; three lire IS
four lines sa7 Ave lines 81 sO Local notices Is cents
Tor each insertion Business notices Is cents per
hne Obituary notices resolutions &C. Is cents per line
Legal advertisements sloO per square for nrst nser
tion each subsequent insertion 50 ccnta,
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 charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPY-First insertion sl00 per square !;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months $780, one
year $500.
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to the State Guard armory, where the time was
pleasantly spent until midnight with speeches,
songs and social intercourse
The Montgomerys will return to Boston this
morning. The company is now acting under
the command of Lieut.. Eurght, who has long
been one Of its most active members; by his re-
quest, cX-Capt. Mullins conducted the drill at
Music hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
The weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Thc barometer will
probably rise slightly, with light winds, and
pleasant weather in the south and middle states,
Friday; northwcstery winds and partially
cloudy weather in New England and northern
New York; fresh northwest winds on Lake
Ontario, southerly winds on Lakes Michigan
and Superior; northerly winds and clearing
weather on the gulf coast Dangerous winds
aie not anticipated for this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

FLEETWOOD Park.
NEW York, Nov. 2.-The purse of $1,000 for
1892 horses was won by Fanny Lambert, beat
ing Lady Wheeler, Dauntless, Lady Sears, st.
Elmo and others. Time, ;34i, 2:844, and 1885,.
BASE BALL.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Haymakers, thirteen
White Stockings, nine.
QUICK TINE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Goldsmth Maid
heat Lucy in three straight heats, in ;224 2;1s4
and 21Sf.
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New England Dispatches.
ESS

NEW HAMPSHIRE
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2.-In the case of Michael
Howard, charged with killing Daniel CrOnin,
the jury this evening returned verdict of not
guilty.
The widow of Admiral Pearson, U. s. n, died
at the Rockingham house this afternoon. She
was native OF this city, and sister of the late
Admiral Stone.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-The Woodruff & Beach
iron works were sold at auction to-day, under
order of a receiver appointed by the court TO set
tie the affairs of the firm. Gen. VIM. b. Frank
lin bid off the extensive works for S139,500 for
Beach & Co., and II. Beach will probably run
the establishment hereafter.
NORWICH, Nov. "A fire this afternoon in
the lapper room of A. & W. Sprague's man.
moth cotton mill, at Baltic, threatened to be Sc
riuuS, but was soon put out, and mostly con-
fined to the lapper room. 1t is supposed that
it caught from nail or other hard substance
in the cotton. Loss not yet aSCertained; in
surCd.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-lhe accommodation
train from Stonington, in backing down to Il
car this afternoon, struck a low gear or drag,
throwing two cars off the track, and crushing
Joseph +. Jenckes, baggage master, in the
wreck Of the platform so badly that he cannot
live. Half an hour of bard work was required
to cut him from the wreck.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

A special dispatch from Washington says it is
understood that the officers Of the interior and
justice are now engaged investigating the CON
duct of Judge j. W Wright of Washington,
formerly of Indiana, in connection with the col
lection of bounties due Indiana soldiers of the
Creek, Cherokee and Seminole nations in the
late war. Some government officers state the
belief that immense frauds, amounting to hum
dreds of thousands of dollars, have been COM
mitted in connection with these claims. IL is
probable summary action will be taken in the
mn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHU.

Y SETTS. WORCESTER, Probate Court.-To an
persons interested in the estate Of EDWARD KELLEY
late OF sutton. in said county, deceased, ntestate:
You are cited to appear at a Probate court. to be
held at Worcester in sadcouny, the first Tuesday Of
November next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon show
cause why the final account rendered by Patrick eley
the Administrator, of his administration said estate
and now on file at this Office, should not he allowed
And the said accountant ordered 10 serve this citation
by publishing the same week three weeks success
sively in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper printed
at Worcester, the last publication TO be one day AZ least
before said Court and to send, TO be sent writ,
ten printed copy OF this notice. properly nailed post
age prepaid to each Of the heirs devisees or egaees
said estate, or their legal representative known to the
petitioner seven days, at least, before said court
Witness, Henry Chaplin Esquire, Judge of said Court
eight hundred and seyenty-one
ole dssTh ~ es'e'1i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHU

~ SETS = Worcester, S. Probate Court-To the
Heirs at Law Next OF Kin, and all other persons interest
edi the Estate of MARY W. KING, late of Sutton,
in said county. married woman, deceased Greeting:
Upon the petition of Horace Leland YOU are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court be held
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday OF
November next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to
show cause any YOU have why instrument purport-
ing 70 be the last will and testament of said deceased
should not be approved.
And the said petitioner is ordered to serve this citation
by publishing the week. three weeks sue
cessvely, m the Worcester Daily spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication TO be day
at least before said Court and to send, 10 he
sent written or printed copy OF this notice. properly
maied postage paid, to each the heirs, deVisees or
egatees OF said estate or their legal REPRESENTATIVES
known to the petitioner days, least before said
Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire. Judge Of said Court
this twenty rst day OF october in the year
eight hundred and seventy.one.
CHAS. n. STEVENS, Register.
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49, FARM FOR SAUE-9 miles from
b; city, of Is acres good house and barn. and in good
1dl repair; cuts tons hay; will Keep head 50 ap-
pie trees; markets close by; mile TO X. Il. depot
rice $780,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

~ FOR SAIE-On Coral ST., nearly
E;;i new two-tencment house-ll rooms. barn. city
ElIl water; pleasant location. Price $4,000 Terms
-~sHsSeasy L. A. ELY Il Co,
oS diff Cor. Main and Pleasant SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
Rral estate.

81 FOR SALEM West Boylston, a
vii all Farm OF aces, a OF milo from DEPOT
El,l and " amilc nom centre; good buildings, aud
plenty of fruit. Price S2l0u 4 called for for soon
a. FOR SALE-Farm of so acres 7
Hi, miles r IN Worcester, ~ miles from depot aud
sc Will keen cows and horse; large orchard;
good buildings wood enough for Pl3SSSs r rt s!0G
- FOR SALE-Farm of go acres, 5
E,i, miles from Worcester J & miles rom churches,
year round; large supply Of rult; 10 acres wood,
rom y to 30 years gr"wi good bu ldngs and water.
D, F. PARMENrER 4 CO.
- FOR SALE-In Auburn, a Farm of
Mi; 1870 acres; miles to depot mile to churches,
MlII &c; cuts 80 tons hay by mschinc; excellent
heavy rrowth; Will keep IN summer u cows and u
il, F. rAEsiENrER & co.
- FOR SALE-A Farm of 55 acres, IA
Me-; miles fom Worcester. = Of mile 10 stores. post
lumber and Orcharing sufficient tor the place good
buildings and good land for Sn'y S sSS9 "a
- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
E;; property. ST miles from Worcester, Farm of 100
E!l acres; will keep; summer and winter, cews and
- morse; 500 cords of wood; good buildings and
plenty oil uIcnHrdinG, Irict sow Terms easy.
d. Il. PARMENTkR & co.
~ FOR SALE-A splendid Farm of
E;i; 800 acres superior buildings; POO rut trees
sSli acres of wood and TIMBER mostly heavy growth:
-~ viii keep 40 cows and horses ~ miles from OK
Cceni market; stages pass daily The grea' bar
gain ever offered Of 900 Terms TO suit,
u. +. PARAlENTER Il co.
a. FOR SALE-A two-story 2-tcnement
h;ii house, on Il good street AZ the souih end.
~. Price $780, d. f. PARMENTER & co.
- FOR SALE-A two-story house and
Mi basement Is tenemcnts-5l rooms; rents for SIS
mlsL per months new house Price 5000. Terms easy.
d. +. rAIMENTER IL co.
~ FOR SALE-A two-story, 3-tenement
E;;i French root house; rents for s655 year.
El!i Price $780, vans SliOOdown.
u. +. PARMENTEB ~ co.
tEN FOR SALE-10 desirable house lots
S In good location. Price 6to 10 cents per square
-&-..fO u. +. PARMENTER ~ co.
STT FOR SALE-A good house lot on
SsEtssF Dix St., corner lot
4 o2S ar D. f. PARMENTER Il co.
ID II A l. IL y II II T.