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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03
LATEST NEWS.
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TO THE woRCEsTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
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JoINvILLE AND AtMALB.
VERSAILLES, June 2.-The question of the
validity Of the election of Prince dc Joinyille
and Duke d'Aumale viii be discussed on Mon
day next in the assembly, when it is probable
that fusion of the two branches of the house
of Bourbon viii bc arinounCedi
One of the deputies to-day confirmed the re-
port of the fusion Of the two branches Of tile
house of Bourbon.
ALB SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES,
PARIS, June t.=~'Enry and exit will be free
on Saturday for Foreigners ON the Identification
of their papers.
Active measures are in progress for disinfeet-
ing the city. Many Of the shops are yet closed.
The Journal DIES Debats says that the men of
the fourth of September have outlived their
tihe, Other papers support Thiers and the
republic, and protest against monaTehial in
trigueS and demand the transfer of the assembly
to Paris.
The Gaulois says that Paris must submit to
the will of FranGei
It has been discovered that the real leaders of
the commune were Karl MARI, Jacob, Blanquet
Tonatchin, and Diebneck. The idea of burning
Paris originated with jacob and Tonatchin.
Papers have been seized which show that these
nien arc in London, and are now planning new
schemes, designing to make Lyons, Marseles,
Madrid, Turin, Rome, Naples, Vienna, Moscow
and Berlin scenes of confagrations Rossel and
Auriel are both concealed in London. ASA SSH
nations continGe.
AParis journal considers the appointment Of
lie Franc to the ministry of the interior and Fer
ry as minister of the Seine TO be the reply of NJ.
Theirs to the jntrigues of 0rleanists. A letter
from tic sub governor OF the Bank of France
states that he was forced to advance various
sums of money to the commune. No armed
men, however, entered the bank, and none of its
securities are destroyed.
Two thousand communists will be imprisoned
in the hulks at Cherbourg. Six hundred have
already arrived at that port
Italy.
CHARITABLE rio.
ROME, June 2.-The pope has sent 10000
francs in cash to the distressed Parisians and
also several chests of cOnsecrated objects for the
churches destroyed during the siege and fight
| ing in Paris,
THE CAPITAL REMOVAL
| FLORENCE, June 2-The chamber of deputies
has resolved to pass all urgent bills prior to the
| removal of the capital TO Rome.
Portugal.
NEW ELECTIONS ORDERED.
LISBON, June 2.-The discussions in the
cortes have shown that the ministry is in a
minority upon marine affairs. Its dissolution
consequently has been ordered and new elections
will be held in July.
Germany.
THANKSGIVING.
BERLIN, June Am imperial decree orders
that the 18th of June be observed throughout
Germany as day of thanksgiving.
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Criminal Record.

STONED TO DEATH BY BOYS.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE police are en-
deavoring to arrest gang of boys, who stoned
to death an inoffensiye Chinaman on Fourth
street yesterday afternoon. A dozen people
witnessed the assault, but did not interfere until
the nurder was complete. No attempt was
then made to arrest the murderers.
BRUTAL MURDER.
SAN Francisco, June AT Cherokee Flat,
yesterday morning, as some persons were re-
turning on foot from ball, n man, known as
Austrian George, sprang out of place of con-
cealment seized Susie Mcdaniel, cut her throat,
and stabbed her TO the heart, and then made his
escape. Citizens are in pursuit, and will hang
him soon as caught.
MOB LAW.
At MendocinO mob has notified all Chinese
in town to leave within ten days on peril of their
lives.
ARREST AND ESCAPE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2.-Jem Mace was
arrested st Wyandotte, this morning. but the
sheriff had no warrant, and he escaped.
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From Snn Frnncisco.

San Francisco, June 2-I'he steamer Japan,
for China and Japan, carried 1884 900 in money
aid Stt0,090 in merchandise. Governor Ito and
suite sailed on the Japan.
mob of strikers yesterday drove out all the
miners at work in the keystone, Amador, Little
Amador, Haywards, PoundstOnes, DOwnes and
Hah0ney gold quarts mines Of Suffer creek and
AmadOT, some of the most productive mines in
California. they demand an advance from two
dollars per day, which they have been receiving
for twelve years, to two dollars and fifty cents
They have taken possession of all the mines and
machinery, except the Amador. Owners and
officers generally refuse to accede to the de-
mands of the strikers, and will call the state
authorities to their aid,
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COUNTY NEWS.

The next quarterly meeting Of the Worcester
central district temperance union will be held
in Blackstone, on Thursday next, beginning al
ten o'clock 4. NJ. The exercises will consist Of
discussions and short speeches; and at the
evening session, Mr.. w. D. Hilton of Providence
and Rev. Messrs. L. Thompson and W. NJ
Thayer are expected to make addresses.
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Fatal Accidents.

ASHLAND, Pa. June 2-Benjamin Lowell was
killed and four others were fatally injured by
the explosion of gas, this morning, in the mine
Of G. S. Pepplier & Co., at Locust Grove
KILLED IN THE MINES.
PHILADELPHIA June 2.-Edward Boyle and
| Michael Camford were killed, and one boy seri-
ously injured by an explosion of fire damp in
the Buckley mines, at Minersville, Pa, to-day
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
RICHMOND, June 2.-Dr. Miller, aged sixty
years of age of Rockingham county, was KILLED
| by lightning to-day.
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has BEEN from the first, actively and prominently
identified with this railroad and to- his exertions
its final success is largely due He is gentleman
of fine energy and ability, is one OF our oldest and
most highly respected citizens and has the conf
and enterprising president, and under his manage
ment the railroad will always be, as now, one of
the most popular routes. Major Firth came here
when the railroad passed into Mr. joys hands. He
Is not only one of the most skiful and competent
engineers, but an able and enterprising railroad
manager He has done much to give the railroad
the high reputation it enjoys, and to make ii popu-
lar with all classes His management has been lib
eral judicious and enterprising. CHAM
mn
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sor, seventy-tilree years old, was killed at that
place this evening iy train on the Hartford
and New Haven railroad
John Knox, printer forty years old, com
mittod suicide att the city hospital tonight by
cutting his throat
RHODE ISLAND,
PROVIDENCE, June 2.-Thc Rhode Island
legislature closed its session of four days at
Newport this afternoon by adjournment, to
meet in Providence next January.
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BosToNs VS.. WHITE STOCKINGS.
BosTON, June AT the first game of the
series for the championship this afternoon, be-
tween the White Stockings and the Bostons,
about two thousand people were present. The
Bostons took the lead at the beginning of the
game, and, at the end of the fourth inning, the
game stood in their favor, IA to s. About this
time the White Stockings changed pitchers; and
from this to the close of the game the Bostons
did not add a run to their score. The follow
ing is the score:
Innings .............1 8 s 9
White Stockings. 40 2 0 Q 0 8 PIG
Bostous ..."..,"...,..1 Ola
LAWMAKERS VS.. oLYMPICs.
WASHINGTON, june 2.-Haymakers, eleven;
Olympics, eight
ECKFoRDs VS.. FOREST CITY CLUB.
NEw YORK, June 2.-Eck1ords, seven; Forest
City club, Rockford six
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03

WORCESTER IN THE WEsT.-We copy from a
recent Kansas paper the following railroad item
for its allusion to a former Worcester boy, Frank
r. Firth, son of Abram Firth, Esq, of Boston
At the recent annual meeting of the Atchison
and Nebraska railroad company, Colonel p. r. Abel
Of Atchison, was elected president of the company
s. " II. Thayer of Boston, treasurer, and Major
f. r. Firth, Of Atchison, chief engineer and super
intendent
We are glad to record these selections. Col. Abel
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Wet the accused parties, but owing to
the grave Importance of the case he
had deemed it proper to bring out all the proof II
is unnecessary here to follow Mr. Rice through the
review of the evidence, in which he showed the
truthful corresponding OF evidence offered by differ
ent witnesses. He spoke about an hour and quar-
ter.
At lhalfpast six O'Clock the court adjourned to
meet at halfpdst eight this morning, when Judge
Pitman will charge the iury,i
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Political.


oHfo~abE8oCRAT1C NOMINATIONS.
CINcINNATI, June 1.-The democratic state
convention, AT the night session, made tile fol.
lowing nominations: For attorney general
L. s. Wallace of Springfeld; auditor of state,
Joseph r. Cockerel of West Union; treasurer OF
state, DR.. Breaght of Cincinnati; supreme judge,
G.. w. Geddes of Mansfield; board of public
works, Arthur Hughes.
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RaiIroud Matters.

KENTUCKY AND GREAT EASTERN.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The stockholders of the
kentucky and Great Eastern railroad organized
by electng W. s. Cutlery, General J. c. Free
mont, James F. Brady OF Pennsylvania, General
N. p. Banks, Col. W. Morton, DIR. John NJ
Duke of Kentucky and A. j. Holder of Ohio as
directors
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Pleasant 10 Take,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-H. W. Caldwell, this
city, great grandson of Jno. Cosina, who leased
eight acres Of land in New York, adjoining the
Trinity church property, in 1878, for ninety
nine years, has recovered the original papers,
establishing the claim compromised with the
occupants and transferred his individual inter
ests for one millions dollars cash.
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Spirtualist meetings at Horticultural hall at 80
Temple Brigham Seats free.
Trinity Nj E church. Rev. W. f. Mallalieu
viii preach in the A. NJ. The Lords Supper and
baptism in the P NJ
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s Rev. DIr. cheney sentenced.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Bishop Whitehouse this
morning formally passed sentence of degreda-
ton in the Cheney case.
Mr.. Cheney's congregation still sustain him,
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New England Dispatches.

and he will continue to conduct the services
Christ church
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This large and commodious house has been en arged
and pdTlors newly furnished and put in rstclas
order in every respect throughout and will open to
the public for transient and permanent bOarers June
LIST. Parties and tourists visiting Wachuset Mountain
will find this first class to stop dinners and
refreshments. good stable is connected with the
house. Terms reasonable SAM L B.BEAMAN,
my2I dl0w Proprietor
lille OIrIA1 ~, A nnnNrn rrnIrc,1r
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

hundred and eighty sevsn.....: .......... 4s51
hundred ami seveny seven. ........ 4577
OF which In mas ell vDd three thousan. three
hnaaed and fortsscyen ..,........ 3si7
hun rei an for.y three ,3i3
hun re nin-:, two -. ...... 1852
hundred and j nety.swo .'...... ...... -. 1862
OF which there De .cctve ........:
And of when there Scattering sxteen Is
The New York herald., 1871-12-01


That Walter Gurner anil J9an H. Mls, oy me grestcss
duly elected inspectors oi Election
trst Election District OF the Seventeenth ward
That George Schacr and theodore Ais, by the greatest
number OF yotcs elected inspectors OF Election
Tor Election district OF the Seventeenth Ward
That william Waters Whna string by the great
votes, duly elected INSPECTORS oil Eec.
ton Tor the Thru Election District oil the Seventeenth
MHrd.
That John Hughes aud Eugene Martin, b. the greatest
number votes, duly eeed inspectors of Election
for the Fourth hcrton District OF the seen eenh War
That thomas H. Oakley and kooert itndsev, ~ the
greatest number OF votes duly eectel nspctoFs ~
iecuon Tor the Fifth Election psret o. NE sesenseeha
Ward. -, 80.
That Philip Haeele and James Keenan,, by the greatest
numper vi votes eeclei lnspe1tors o Eiesea
tho sixth Eiccoa DisArlcL 0i the aayeaeentn WNu
That Joseph Dunton aaa DANIEL SULLIVAN byte rrra.ess
number of votes, daily elected Inspectors y sss.V"
for tne seventh election District oi the Seyenieenn
that Chaes kIng aad Lsurnee INNER oy ,e 49, ,ar
number oil dny cleo ell Inspectors =,
Eirhth Election Dscs OF tle s~yealSen saan by thu
lhas Frederick d. ,alp and Joseph X nn snse,Ts ~ az
greatest number of votes. we're duy eocteu
Election the Ninth Election Disiries Oh INV Se
Ward. -. - AZ. ~rs,sest uuupbAr
Of yocs. duly elected tcctois % 'n W. Wv
Tenth Election District tic seventeenth Ara
Tna, SIMON Adler and ilAm Vomer' " sns srcs'e"
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
CUrREME COURT.

CUrREME COURT
- ter Of the application OF the Mayor, Aldermen
Lvmnupay OF TIE .i OF New York, reiative To the
widening aud strengthening OF
BROADWAY,
Thirty Ftynnth street. and also
the sing part broadway between Ibryscc md
AID Turynth ana tna, part between Fortv
street anf cventh street, OF greater width
than hunered feet, IL. =
IL IHe CITY or NEW YORK
We the Undersigned, commissioners OF Estimate and As
scssaeut1 entitled matter hereby give 10
the oSner owner lessee OF lessees occupant or occn
al All houses lots mruvcd unimprovc lands
affected iy the above ted rocoedng that IN pursuance
the fourth oi the OF the lie cgs,aturc the
people New YORK. ctited IAN act reaiipn
10 lie widening Strengthening oil broadway The city
Of Nor>, aud 10 regulate the practice that 4
ingr passed re luary ~, ISL have completed es
te aostfact OF osed report iheren sh win the
nude damage, and the assessments imposed Tor
benefit u sad matter has been uepostei IN ne olce the
o Phnc Works, In the city Of New YORK, sal
sal oLce opcn 10 puIic inspection
and examination untl the alst December ISL when
resort hcroin togclncr with said aostract, viii be
rrsen 80 Tor supreme Conrt spe ia
Term hereof, be he'd bcfoe Albert Cariozo
ns,c the court House IA the OF New York. said
slst ans of December, 17 az the ope ing of Court.
Dated NEW YoRh, No ember y, l77
JJHM =. JONES r,oon,iss,or.r.
WILLIAM WOOD,{ oo"ssioners
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
LEt.At. NOTICES.

nFFICE OF THE RESOLc TIE FIRE INSURANCE
~ company. Isl Broa iway New York. November lS7i.
In pursuance reputation the super nten lent Of the
Insilr4Ice Department J. state OF FORK dated
Noycn yer ISL the ders of the Kestute Fire In
Company, the ciy OF new Yor, ar required TO
nay lnO o0 IN cash. being 90 cent the
ita Il ck the Office of said company lJi Broadway
the cly before list day Dec Jcr
Is7l make good ieecency the capital impaired by
reason OF the Chicago TIRE
JUifS GIlON, President
WILLIAM 81. RANDELL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
rwpsry.rrr,u r.ror,os nrsrp,or.

TwBSTyfitrH ELEO1ioN rt3fRttI.
That II appears such estimate and canvass That lhs
whole nifnber votes gwen for the o'bccs of lhspec.
to s OF election ol the Twenty.Fifth Election District
OF the Twenty second ward was nineteen thousand -
ana ~
OF which Charles Huinacle received four thousand six
Two
Of which Philip j. Buneseli received four thousand
lour hundred and sixiy-two ;.;.. ;':;...
OF whicn James Moore received three thousand three
hundred and f0rty-cigt...ss .,.......;........ o,
or which John McrormacN receives three thousand .
or witch Mcn ae Cummings received one Thousand six
hundred and nncfysx. u
or which Paip stack received thousand i've hun
drci AMI ninriytwo y
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
- ~ .s-s=sar a'-ssa- s|-|a.-- =
DENTISTRY.

TvPPER sEf $40, WARRANTED PERSONS CALLING
u lnd me practice advertised Also teeth inserted
without plates clasps or cxfraClinE sifnps.
Urs. bEnlAkD n &AkHASTiA, 3vl west Thirtoth ST.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

That Richard Welsh and JOINT Brloy ~ the greatest num-
erected inspectors OK Election Tor the
First Electlon pistr,ct OF tle rwettn Ward.
Thomas fcntpn Michae j. 4ngg. by tho greatest
vocs elected VI Election for
tne srconi Eleclon District of ths Twelfth Ward
That Henry Muaspn aud Thomas uroy By the " eateH
elected Inspectors OF Elccon iof
the third Eles,on District OF the lwc.lth WarL
That josiah Porter uernain Hauscne by she sascs
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
EYES AND EARS.

ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES --BArCH X GOuGEI
N mann (foruery with irof. Roissonneau. OF PARIS
makera and ilserers Of the improved Eye. 80 R,eeckc
street \. B.-Ihcse eyes endorsed by Inc faculty.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
Declaration OF the Board of County Can-
vn.srrs Of the tounty OF New York.

The Board Of County Canvassera Of the OF New
York, having sed es,nated tho
several Eec,ion pisrcs in each of The sad City
at the Genera Ee tJn hed the 7tn day OF
ovemDer A. d. 1871, hereby certify, determine de-
Clare-
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
MEDiCAI.

A LADIES' PHYSICIAN. Or AND MADAME GRIN
N Dit, i21 Ncst fwentysxth street, twensg-ave years
praciIce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-02-15

Rev. Ii. &. Dewitt will preach in tt g
Baptist Church of this place every evening
for the present, at 7 II o'clock Also on
the Sabbath, at 10 IL An, 10 and PM
The public generally are invited to attend
MONTPELIER FIRE DEPARTMENT. Engine
Company No. was recognized into new
company, Tuesday evening The following
officers were elected
Recommendations d. Bancroft
First Assistant-CharlesN n. Peck
Second Assistant-A. Jangrau.
Clerk and Trcasurer-C. p. Peltier
Collector-Frank P Brown.
FIRE AT NORTH MoNTPELIER.-The dwell
ing house of Walter A. Little, fine story
and a half structure, at North Montpelier,
was entirely consumed by fire on FIR iday the
10th inst. The fire was discovered about
half past twelve P. NJ, in the attic, where
it iG supposed to have kindled from defec-
tive funnel, at or near its entra nee into the
chimney. Notwithstanding the high wind
at the time, the flames did not progress down
so rapidly as to prevent a clearing Of the
house OF It's entire contents, even to the cell
lar, thus ma terially lessening the loss Sur
buildings within very few feet of
the house were saved by the efforts of those
present, although Sc veral times on fire, and
without the aid Of fire engine.
There was an insurance of $4,000 on the
house and $500 on the furniture in the Vt.
Mutual II was narrow escape from an
extensive conha era tion,a the day was most
favorable one for fire to spread itself
The Lecture Association Of Bethel, held
Ieyee at the Depot House last week, from
which the Association realized SO net prof
its. The amusements furnished were, good
time generally, with vocal and instrumental
music, pantomimes, tableau1 and an oyster
supper.
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Geo. Il Thompson.

GEORGE +. THomsoN Of New York city,
formcrly Of Montpelier and son Of the late
Hon Daniel p. Thompson, was one of the
victims 81 the terrible railroad calamity near
New Hamburg on the Hudson river road on
Monday evening Of last week lie was on
b. way to Albany, to attend to some bust
mes, ou the ilI-!ated train. Mr. Thompson
vas about forty years Of age. As young
man, hc was regarded as more than ordinarily
brilliant, genial companion and general
fayJrite with all who knew him, attaching
bis more intimate friends to him with the
Strongest ties Of amiablc social relations by
his many noble traits Of character. lie was
a graduate 81 the University Of Vermont in
the class OF 1913 read law in the office Of
the late Hon Fcrrand T Merrill Of Mont
pelier was admitted to the bar, March term,
1850. and was Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs in 1886 and 1877. Soon after
he removed to New York to engage in the
practice Of his profession, where he resided
at the time Of his death. He was also at
one time Principal Of the Washington County
Grammar School, and proved an efficient and
successful teacher. His remains were brought
70 Montpelier for interment, his funeral be-
Ing attended on Saturday the llth inst, at
Chri-t Church, Rev. Dr. Howard Of North
fell reading the impressive burial service Of
the Episcopal Church. lie leaves a wife,
the daughter Of the late DR.. Tapliu of Mont
pelicr, and one child also an aged mother,
two younger brothers and sister, to suffer
the pangs of their sad bereavement The
entire community most sensibly feel the
shock Of such a sudden and unnatural going
out Of life, when the period Of physical and
mental strength and usefulness was in its
prime, and its profoundest sympathy goes
forth to those upon whom the loss falls with
sore crushing weight, from the nearer re-
latiou of kindred and blood. The event &C
oumulates a darker shade Of sadness in the
realization that the horrors Of the same ca
lamity extend to more than score Of other
communities, and circles Of relatives and
Friends
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