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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07

At a meeting of the republican city committee on
Saturday the following named persons were desig-
mated as raying committees for the several wards.
They are requested TO be present at their several
voting places on Tuesday morning, at the opening
of the polls.
WARD Geo S Hoppin. C L Stevens, j L Bur-
bank, James S Rogers, Geo A Gates, T j Hastings
/ p Goddard, Emery Gates, John LYMAN, james L
Green, Warren, Geo Sumner, David NJ Wood
ward Geo Thompson, David Boyden, d Dan
WARD 2.-R NJ Could VIM Allen, I'd, David F
Pond, Silas J Brimhall, Geo w Paul, Alfred Par
ker, VIM I Harlow, VIM Brown, j HJankins, Geo
Stearns, A Porter, l. IL Wells, Geo w Gale.
WARD 3-'IhOmas Harrington, $ G Curtis, d
w Bemis Fl w Bigelow, james Draper, George
b smith, Henry Wilson, John Q Otis, Geo S
Battelle Gilbert j Rugg Samuel d Waite, II Ii
Chamberlain.
Fl Sibley, Holland Evans, Charles w Moody, G
Il Carpenter, George w Norcross, II II HoughtOn,
DR. j G Park
WARD 5-Caleb Colvin, A p Butler, Albert New
bury, Maj L Hatch, VIM Barton, D w Haskins,
d Perry, John A Tatman, VIM g Grout, N F
W1RD6- G French, W Jordan, C L Redding,
OsgoOd Plummer, Chas Hardy, John A Prince
b Knox, II j Rowland, Stewart Brown 2 A
Thompson, Loammi Harrington, Jeremiah Whit
comb, G Robbins, II Chandler Robt John
son, Adm Iolman, II Whittemore, Bushnell
Danforth Harris, Lorin FOskett, George NJ Wood
ward Alzrus Brown, Dana Pitch.
p Houghton, VIM Maynard, VIM Underwood
Il T Marble, John Bond, C L Hartshorn, o B
Hadwen, A G Goes, Jones L EstabroOk, John D
Lowell Geo Ham George II Kennedy Edwin T Tenn
pletOn, C Allen, Charles Ballard, Charles A
Goddard, j o Bemis, J A Titus, John S Baldwin,
Col A A Goode. L N Gates. L J Knowles, f
Knowles, Seneca Richardson, l. X Wsshburn j p
Weixer Ir, d A Tourtellott, b A Ball, L w Ball.
Sullivan Forehand, II WardswOrth Frederick A
Clapp, Charles E Brooks, L Stone, Watkins,
II Hammond, Lyman Drury.
WARD S-Vote DistributOrs-David Manning
George Brown, Geo L Newton, T Il johnson,
Addison Palmer, Woodbury. G Smith, j d Washburn
Henry Bacon, ii Rice, j Farnum
Rallying Committee -Gerry Hutchinson, w II
Hathorne Geo Barton, Charles A Chase, Ii f
Bishop j Marcus Rice, c G Parker, E Z Halsted,
II TOwne, Il T. Abbott Ephraim Chamberlain, o f
Rawson, f I Blackmer, Rufus King, Ii w Eddy
II Tatman
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Chicago Dispatches.
The Case of Gen. shcridHn-Ncw Cou"t
1EOuse-TRII about n Ring, etc.

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From Washington.


SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 6.-ThC decision of
the case OF the Howard insurance company VS..
the Norwich and New York transportation COM
pany; error to the circuit court for Connecti-
cut: The City of Norwich, steamboat, insured
by the plaintiff in error, cOllded with Il schooner
in such manner as TO cause her to take fire
from her furnace, and, her light freight being
consumed she sank. The insurance company
resisted payment, on the ground that the loss
was occasiOned by a collision and not by fire.
The court below instructed the jury that if,
upon evidence, they found that the boat would
have continued to float so that she could have
been towed to place Of safety, had the fire not
occurred, the verdict must be for the plaintiff.
The jury so found, and the verdict was accord
ing. The correctness of this ruling was the
main question here, where it was sustained and
the Judgment affirmed
Western Massachusetts insurance company
versus the same, in error to the same point;
also affirmed.
United States VS. Burns: In this case the
court of claims gave the plaintiff judgment for
use by the government of the Sihley tent, the
plaintiff being, by assignment, part owner of
the contract made with the government by a
Major Sibley. The department had refused to
pay, on the ground that payment would be
violation of army regulations. This court is
of the opinion, that from the facts found be-
low, that the Siblcy contract was valid, and is
not within the prohibitions Of the army regula-
lions pleaded. Judgment therefore is affirmed.
Several other decisions were given, but they pre-.
sem no poipts of special interest.
soUTa CAROLINA.
Senator Scott has received n letter. dated
Yorkville, S. C , Oct Doth, in which it is stated
that Avery, Tominson and Bratton, who proved
TO he members of the kuklux organization, with
tUpntv mr. thirty others have f1ed oven before
finoer was raised or n warning proclamation is
sued. About one hundred and sixty surren
dered. and confessed ali thew knew. and the less
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New England Dispatches.


BosToN. Nov. 6.-Ihe news OF the disaster to
the whaling feet has caused an advance in whale
oil in this market from sixty cents TO one dollar
per gallon, with no disposition by holders to sell
Boston insurance offices had little if any risk
on property lost. New Bedford offices lose one
million, which they can pay and have surplus
left
A youth of seventeen, giving the name Martin
Van Kleck, is under arrest here, on suspicion of
stealing $4,000 worth of jewclry, found in his
possession, from his father in Brooklyn, N. Y.
He will be taken there for examination.
MAINE.
BELFAST, Nov. 6.-The GOODNESS of the wealth
er at this time of the year is unprecedented in
eastern Maine. Boys are skating upon the
ponds in this vicinity.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BosToN, Nov. Cit is reported that Commo-
dore Penuock, of the Portsmouth, N. H., navy
yard, has been ordered to the Brooklyn yard
and Commodore Fabins Stanley, lighthouse iu-
spector, to command at Portsmouth,.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 6.-While the police were
arresting two notorious rowdies in the fifth
ward, this afternoon, the officers were attacked
by the rowdies and their friends, and one of the
officers was severely wounded. The affair
created the greatest excitement in the vicinity
for time, and nearly the whole police force
had to be summoned before the arrests could be
made.
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Political.
oEonGrA-GoyERNoR BULLOCK.

GEOKGlA-GONEk BULLOCh.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 6.-Both branches of
the legislature have adopted the following:
Resolved, that Rufus b. Bullock, late gov
ernor Of Georgia, who resigned the office and
left the state under circumstances creating
grave suspicion that he is gui lty of high crimes
and misdemeanors, has, in charging in a let
ter, bearing date 23d of October, 1871, and adj
dressed to his political friends and the people
of Georgia, that majority Of the house of
representatives had pledged themselves to vote
for articles of impeachment against him with
out investigation, and that the senate had de-
termined to unscat sufficient number of re-
publican senators to secure his conviction
without regard to the truth and validity of the
charges, DETAINED this general assembly by
charges which were untrue; that the statement,
in the same letter, to the effect that the people
of Georgia have recently denounced or ignored
the constitution of the United States, is false
and delamatory OF the people of this state; on
the contrary, we assert that the people of this
state do now, as they did six months ago,
when, according to the letter of said Bullock,
they were peaceably disposed, acquieSce in the
result Of the war, and neither entertain any
hostility towards the United States, nor deny
to any person within the limits of the state the
equal protection of the law"
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on trial in the fifth district court in Stockton.
Cal, for two days, charged with shootinga Mrs.
Lake few months ago, through jealousy, be-
cause Mrs. Lake was living with Mrs. Saviors'
husband, was concluded Saturday evening. The
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.
In the vice admiralty court at Halifax yester-
day, Chief Justice Young gave n decision in the
case of the American schooner ]. II, Nickerson,
seized while procuring bait in North bay. The
vessel and contents were condemned, but IL is
thought improbable that the government will
enforce the decree.
The recent disaster to the whaling fleet was
fully predicted by the ESquimauX but no atten-
ton was paid to the warning. The Esquimaux
were boarding the ships and carrying OFF every
thing of value to them when the crews aban-
doned their vessels.
AT Cincinnati, the committees Of the common
council have agreed TO recommend TO that body
10 vacate higour street and EgglestOne avenue,
from Pearl to Front street, for the use of the
Cincinnati bridge company and the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad.
The general council Of the Lutheran church
OF North America, held at Rochester, has re-
elected Rev. Dr. Scranth president All the
sYnods are represented, including Texas and
Canada. Increased support of home and for
elgn missions is engaging earnest attention.
Steamboat Wade Hampton, from VicksbuTg
for New Orleans, sunk opposite DOnlSOnville,
yesterday morning. No lives were lost. The
cargo consisted Of 1869 bales of cotton, fifty
hogsheads of sugar, and one hundred sacks of
cotton seed. Most Of the cargo will be saved,
damaged and the steamer NAV be raised. She
is valued at 100000; insured in western and
northern companies for $50 900.
The Blair family and others of their political
faith have been putting their heads together re-
Gently for the purpose of patching up a ticket
for president and vice president to be submitted
to the democratic convention, and to catch the
conservative voters generally next year. The
scheme, of course, includes some member Of the
Blair family.
The question of transferring the Indian bu-
reau to the war department will again be agi-
tated at the next session of congress. The sec
retary of war, although satisfied that the mat
ter will be a subject for the president and cabi-
net to consider before the assembling of CON
gresS, has not yet decided whether he will al
lnde at length to the proposition in his annual
report to congress. The president although
formerly in favor of transferring the bureau TO
the war department, is now, it is understood
opposed to any change, being satisfied that the
policy marked out by him is the right one.
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NORTH MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Cit is understood that an
agreement has been arrived at between the
county court and the managers of the North
Missouri railroad by which the latter acquire the
county's stock in that road for 100000, and
agree to fully equip the road at theearliest prac-
ticabe moment
ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6.-Judge Busted h9s
granted an order declaring the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad company bankrupt, APP
pointing Col. Glindal receiver and design ling
November 9th for the election of an ass nee.
Colonel Grindal was heretofore custodian y IN
term, appointed by the state, which r,ss' runs
the road two hundred miles, and vii gfe the
whole road in day or two in active aeiation.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Nov. 6.-rhe stockholders Ofthe
indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad have au-
thorized the directors to file voluntary peti-
ton in bankruptcy or consent to sale, under
proceedings Of foreclosure, as they may deem
best. w. A. Booth, of New York, is president
The board of directors includes I. IL. Perkins,
of Boston,
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The New York World states that new develop
mentS make it certain that the South Carolina
bonds were oyelissued to the amount of thirty
millions instead of twenty, and that fifteen mil
lions have been signed and shipped to Europe
for sale there, the remainder being put on the
market here. 1t says the same programme has
been carried out by North Carolina ffieials and
a prominent southern railroad which is inter.
ested In the latter,
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GeaaL Clothes.
COMMONWEALTH or N

q COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.
~ SETIS.-Worcester, IS. Probate Court 10 tbe
Next OF Kin, Creditors, and all other persons infer.
ested In the estate of MkrrY GOULD otherwise called
ceased, inestate, Greeting -
Upon the petition of Luther n. Wood you are hereby
cited appear at Probate Court held at WOrces
Ter IN sad County on the first Tuesday OF November
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon 10 show cause
II any you have, why letter of administration on the
petitioner.
And said petitioner is ordered to serve this citation
by puDlismnB the same once week, two weeks
cessiVely, In the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication TO be one day.
at least before said court, and to send, be
sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed, postage pepaid TO each of the heirs devsees
or egaces 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 twelfth day Of October, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one
IA caAS S;. L. STEVENS, Register.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TEhEGEAPH
10 THE wOECEsTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
Grent Bri;uim.

esreut Bri;uim.
MORE CHARITY.
LONDON, Nov. G.--J. S. Morgan and company
have RENTED f200 sterling received from
Greenock for the sufferers by the forest fires in
Michigan and Wisconsin.
France.
HUGO AND THEIRS.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-Another interview has taken
place between President Theirs and NJ. Victor
Hugo, with reference to obtaining commuta-
ton of sentence of Punishment, and imprison-
ment for life in colonial fortress, passed by
the high court at Versailles ON Henri RochefOrt.
NJ Hugo again renewed his endeayors to OBJ
tain the clemency of President Theirs ia Roche
forts behalf. He repeated the reasons urged at
former interviews, and declared the punish
ment inadequate to the offence. NJ. Theirs re-
fused to grant the desired communication, and
intimated to Nj. Hugo that ROchelOrt must
abide by the decision of the Versailles tribunal.
QuARRELs.
PARIS, Nov. Enclosures are being adopted
to permanently prevent the difficulties which
heretofore existed between the Prussian soldiers
are quartcred.
Germany.
TRADES UNIONS.
BERLIN, Nov. 6-The workingmen'S society,
Saturday night, resolved to hold a congress for
the consolidation of the trades unions, on the
10Th.
COINAGE BILL.
The federal council have approved the draft OF
a coinage bill, which will be submitted to par
Lament.
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WORTH FULLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS /!

the net receipts of the road for the year will be nearly
three times the interest payments thereon
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoSDs are issued in $780,
$500 $1,000 either coupon registered interest, six per
cent, gold payable May and November
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are all for $1,000 each;
interest six per cent gold payable January and July
New York City.
We buy and sell FIVE TwEsTIEs, TEN-FoRrIRs
EIGHTY-oEEs, and CENTRAL or WESTERN PACFICs or
receive them in payment for CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
BONDS at their current market price.
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bends, accompanied
with Drafts or Checks, may be forwarded TO us by mail
Bonds money may he forwarded by any respectable
Express Company at expense and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Bonds in exchange, will be sent by return
Express, charges paid
Deposit accounts ofbanks bankers and others received
on chc ALLOW interest The rate Of four per cent per
danam. Checks drawn on payable prCsenta-
tion without notice. the same as at National Bank.
Certificates Of Deposit, bearing interest at special
TO be agreed upon will be issued to Savings Banks In
situations, Trus Of Estates, and others having sums
OF money awaiting investment.
Orders for Investment Stocks and Bonds executed at
the Stock Exchange Government Securities bought and
sold, as usual, at current market rates.
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Criminal Record.
NIIRDER.

MURDER.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.--James Dufield.
aged fifty years, was murdered in Pttsburg last
night by two men named Lorringer and Finn.
who beat puiiicld'S brains out with Il clinker
from furnace. The murderers were arrested.
ANOTHER MURDER.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 6.-Stephen II. Cast
ner, justice Of the peace. terminated a drunken
quarrel with Charles +. WoolSey, a school teach
er, in Christiana, Village, yesterday, by shoot
ing WoolSey dead. Cashier surrendered him
self
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 5.-The crusade
against the kukluX is still actively being prose-
cuted in the interior. All arrests thus far have
been in the counties of York and Spartanburg,
except five in Union county of men charged
with completely in the murder of eight ne
groes taken from jail in Union village, in Feb
ruary, by disguised men and shot One is
Judge OF probate, one hotel keeper and two
merchants; one is a mulatto, and a shoemaker.
Those prisoners deny all knowledge of kukluX,
and are reticent. They have a hearing Satur-
day before the United States commissioner, the
hearing having been postponed a week at their
request. The kuklux trials begin on the 9th
before Judge Bond.
CoUNTERFEITERs' DEN.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ga counterleters' den
few miles from Kansas City, was broken up last
Saturday. John Riley and Thomas Ballard
were arrested. Harry Cole and Josiah D. Myer,
the latter the leader of the gang, were captured
but escaped while the officers were examining
the house. The officers captured Il $1,000 ma
tlonal bank note plate one $1,000 ditto two SO
ditto, four fifty cent plates, two sets ofengraver's
tools, ten transfer rolls and bed pieces, two
transfer and five printing presses, and $500 of
counterfeit money with a quantity of the fibre
paper used by the government
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The question whether Mr.. Vincent Colyer eX-
ceeded his authority while in Arizona, and as to
what further instructions shall be given to Gen.
Crook regarding the treatment of the Apache
Indians, Will receive the consideration of the
war and interior departments, and also that of
the president some day this week. Mr.. Collyer
viii shortly lay all the facts before the president
in an official report,
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INGToN, Nov. G-The barometer will
7 rise on Tuesday very generally along
mite coast, and the winds will wear to the
st; rising temperature in the middle and
II states. EaSteIly winds will probably
lie during the night on southern Lake
AN, and northwest winds on the lower
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civil service commission has had under
leration the subject of compelling appli-
for postmaster's position, to undergo an
iination, especially so far as the larger and
important offices arc concerned,
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The Fitchburg railroad company has attached
to the ears of the afternoon accommodation
train to Fitchburg the Westinghouse patent air
brakes. The locomotive is fitted up so that the
engineer does his own braLing without assist
ancc
A correspondent informs us that the members
)can wing of the labor reform party
will not vote for Mr.. Shepard as their
or representative, as he has always
abor reform. They do not wish to be
democrats
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New YORK, Nov 6. The trotting stallion
the Buckeye course, at Cincinnati, Friday, in
. %; the half mile was done in 1 :10I. An
offer Of $4,000 for him, from the east, is not
likely to be accented.
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SUICIDE.-A Canadian, named Octave Beau
vais, committed suicide in this city yesterday
by poisoning himself with arsenic. He has been
partially insane for four or five years-so much
so that his family did not live with him-and
he went to Canada, returning a few weeks ago,
since which time he has lived with his brother
in-law, Leo Roberts, on Exchange street. lie
complained of feeling worse than usual yester-
day morning, and died towards the close of the
afternoon, when it was found that a white pow
der, thought to be arsenic, was scattered on the
pillow. He leaves wife, who keeps Il board
ing house in the city, and two or three children.
The case is in the hands of Coroner J. NJ. Rice
who, in company with the city marshal, visited
the body soon after death.
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Our New York Dispatches.

TnmTnnny has Control Of the Election
OfHccrs-W hat Judge Bedford says on
the Purity OF acknowledgements
Politician Accused OF swindIing-Fhc
Question of RIOts-The Usual Amount
of miscellaneous News.
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Adjourned for one week.

VoTING PLACES. - The most important
changes in the voting places to-day will be in
wards 8, 8, and 8 For the information of the
public we state again the location of the polls
in the several wards:
Ward One-At the court house, as formerly.
Ward TwO-At their new ward room In the
school house ON Belmont street
Ward Threat room No Mechanics hall.
Ward Four-At Horticultural hall
Ward FWe-At SO Park street Levi Barker's
block
Ward six-At 615 Main street Calvin Taft's
blOckl
Ward Seven-At City hall
Ward EightAt So Pleasant street, (Ripley's
blOcxl