Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-26
There is much sickness in Utah.
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lHeTe is muCn Sickness IN tan,
Building is brisk at Winnipeg.
Governor Smith of the Hudson Bay company
has arrived at Winnipeg.
At Charleston, S. c., there were five deaths
from yellow fever yesterday.
st. Paul stages now run three times a week
between the railway station at Morris and VIM
nipeg.
N. W Gardiner, one of the oldest and most
successful merchants of Elmira, n Y, died
yesterday afternoon.
The Excelsior circus in Davenport Iowa, has
been seized by the sheriff on account of attach
ments amounting 10 $1,000
banquet will be given to Butt, the newly
elected member of parliament from Limerick,
October 10.
London letters declare it no secret there that
the Queen is, and has been for many months
insane.
1t is expected that Commodore Ashbury's
yacht, Llyonia, will reach New York during the
first week of October.
The report that conference was held at
versailles Friday by Theirs and the Prussan
dipomatiSts is contradcted.
IL IS announced that the government has no
intention OF raising the state of siege OF Paris
during the Propagation of the assembly.
Inc schooner luGd fOundered near South
Maniton, and all on board lost, except Captain
Harrison
There will probably be favorable settlement
OF the Newcastle and Gateshead (Engl strike
before the close of the present week.
President Grant lett Cincinnati for Chicago
yesterday morning, and Secretary Delano, with
family, for Washington.
The New Orleans Bee publishes a letter from
froi. AgasSiz denying that he predicted a tidal
wave in October.
The Franklin, flagship of the European fleet,
recently ordered to return home will report at
the Boston yard.
Chet Justice Chase is at Casanova, N. Y. the
guest OF General Ledyard. The party consists
l'UnSp
Smith and Gen. Cochran.
Customs Inspector Mclaughlin was murdered
yesterday, near San Antonio, for having ordered
the seizure of two hundred mules Struggled
from Mexico.
Frederick Piren, boy six years of age, rcsid-
ing in Philadelphia, committed suicide on Sun
DAY evening by hanging himself from a beam
III an alley adjoining that in which his parents
reside.
A large number of people residing on aud
near the south Atlantic coast, as well as on the
gun, nave become seriously alarmed on account
OF tie prediction of tidal wave on the 9TH of
October. "
The people of Monticel o, Ark, are greatly ex.
clted over report of the finding of a gold mine
lour miles west of that town. Two similar re-
ports come from Dallas, Polk county. Both
mines are said to give promise of fine yield.
Inc chlel OF the United States revenue marine
service has decided that vessels loaded with hay
or other combustible material may, upon the
approach of steamer, wave a large globe
lantern instead of lighted torch, as now re-
CURED by the rules.
AT Plttsburg, Pa, extensive preparations are
Oelng made to receive President Grant on his re-
turn from the west The council yesterday
voted him the hospitality of the city A meet
ing OF citizens, without regard to party will be
held tonight, Military, tiremen and civic soci-
etes VIII participate, and the day will be made
general holiday.
The New Orleans papers mention a condition
OF the leyeeS in that section which is VERY I'M
promising, considering the rapidly advancing
season. The upper line of the Carrollton levee
has lost more than 800 feet Water discharged
at this point would sweep over the city, causing
great disaster. LeYeeS are caVing in in eI cry
direction, and cause great alarm.
Letters from Puerto Principe announce that
the eastern part of the island, which included
the whole seat of Instruction, has been com
pletely pacifed, and that the captain general
Will shortly return TO Havana. All the princ-
pal leaders OF the Instruction, with their forces
have either surrendered or been captured and
there exists now only handful of marauders
who would surrender but for fear of being pros
ecuted by the local authorities for atrocities
committed upon the lives and property of the
inhabitants. proclamation by the captain
general, declaring the Instruction at an end,
will shortly be issued.
A London correspondent who has made
special study of the republican movement in
Great Britain, condenseS the result of his in
quiries in an account of the working of the or
ganization, now in full activity, to make the
abolition of a monarchy the leading question in
English politics or the pivot of an English revo-
luton. Charles Bradlaugh, the head of the re-
publican movement in England, in a recent in
terview, declared himself able now to pull down
the monarchy, though not quite ready TO build
up republic; that Victoria is the last monarch
who shall sit on the English throne that he
deprecates revolution before 1876, when he
will be perfectly prepared for it, but that when
ever the government throws down the gage to
him he will pick it up.
The Tribune says of the republican opportu-
nifty: I'VE have a word for the delegates who
are starting to Syracuse-New York can be car
red this fall. For years our antagonists have
not been so distracted and demoralized. With
an honest man at the head of the city finances
we have captured their base of supplies, and with
Tweed fighting Tilden while Connolly prepares
to drag down his associates with himself, every
element ought to be in our favor. 1t is essential
to the administration that we use this power
that is plainly in our hands and redeem the
state. This is not question of supporting or
opposing Gen. Grants denomination No wise
friend Of the president will introduce that issue
now. New York must be carried now no mat
ter who is TO be next years standard bearer,
provided we are TO have assurance of success
then under any circumstances