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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08
WASHINGTON, April
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.

THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The house select committee on the deficiency
bill has looked the bill over to-day, and will
recommend that the pruning knife be unmerci
lessly used upon it in the house.
ADJOURNMENT.
Leading republican senators talk of an adj
journment in week, but it is hardly possible,
as the democratic senators have numerous
speeches 10 deliver, and it is doubtful if debate
begins before Tuesday.
OPPOSITION TO SAN DOMINGO.
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, spoke in the
senate this afternoon against San Domingo He
was listened to by nearly all the senators. The
tone of his speech gave satisfaction to the
friends OF annexation.
KUKLUXIsM IN THE SENATE.
The senate judiciary committee had meet
ing this morning on kuklux bill. No agree
ment was reached, but there is no doubt that a
bill will be reported next Monday. The chances
are quite strong that the senate will pass the
house bill, no matter what the Judiciary COM
mittee may report.
THE HIGH COMMISSION
1t becomes more certain that the senate will
nav W iNihih oOhiO tllhOJ " NOuoiuSl uc TREATY.
of the high commission, or be called back in
fortnight after the kuklux bill is passed Sem
ator Schenck expresses the opinion that the
commission will be ready to submit their pre-
liminary work to the senate in two or three
weeks.
ELECTION CASE.
The senate election committee is trying to find
a way to let in Abbott as senator from North
Carolina, though he received minority of the
votes cast in the legislature. The house has al
ways held that, in cases where the majority can
didate was ineligible, that new election can be
ordered, but that no man can come to congress
on a minority of votes except when state law
provides, in distinct terms, that plurality may
elect. SAM WELLER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

UNIvERsALIsT ASSOCIATION. - The union
association of Universalists met in conference
in the Universalist church at Oxford, April 9Th
and 9th. This association, comprising pastors,
superintendents, and lay delegates from the
churches and Sunday schools in the district
named, has suspended its meetings during the
last seven years, and this meeting, called by
new James H, Chaplin, secretary of the Massa-
chusetts universalist convention, assembled for
the purpose Of reviving the union association.
a ANipert Tyler Of Worcester presided, and
= the owner esAus was secretary, The towns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

The CONCERT BY THE CHORAL UNION ON
Fast day evening was enjoyed by larger audi.
ence than any of their previous concerts tb;s
season. Haydn's Second Mass received unusu-
ally good treatment, both choruses and solos be-
ing rendered with an evident appreciation of the
character of the composition. The difficult So
prano solos were rendered artistically, exhibit
ing Mrs. Aliens musical ability in marked de-
gree. Mrs. Munroe sang with her usual good
taste and faultless intonation. Messrs Thomp-
son and Cutting did ample justice to their parts,
= exception of little wandering from
as dtf gentleman. Mr.. Knight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

DAY YOUR BILLS - Our Quarre, !,
II Bills are now ready. Oar customers are reminded
drv. CLARK, BAWYER n CO.,
oct OPP. Bay State House.
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NIississippi KukIux.

MEMPHIS, April IA special dispatch from
Jackson, Miss, tonight, says that bill was
governor to appoint force of cavalry, sufficient
to suppress the lawless bands now existing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

FAST DAY SERvICEs,-Rev. r. B. Stratton
preached to a united congregation of the or
thodoX churches at the Old South church, Fast
Day, from Acts 4, 70: "Neither is there salvation
in any other way, for there is none other name
under Heaven given among men, whereby we
must be saved" The point upon which he
elaborated was that only in Christ and Christi
anity rests the salvation of the nation Multi
tudes of other theories had heen tried, and
failed, resting upon education, false religions,
systems of government, &C., to no avail. The
fruits of Christianity had been shown in its in
the world over, in the promotion of higher
condition of morals and more advanced state
of civilization generally, wherever the teachings
of the gospel had been applied.
Rev. II. K. Pervear preached before a united
Baptist congregation, at the First Baptist
church, taking his text from the 10th Psalm,
thought on my ways and turned my feet to
Thy testimonies" The general scope of his dis
course was an earnest eXhortation and appeal
for selfeXamination and reform, addressed to
all classes in the community, for retracing of
all steps made in the wrong direction, and an
immediate return to the only true path, that
marked out by the gospel, which alone can give
permanent peace and safety to the soul, here
and hereafter.
Rev. Mr. Huntington preached discourse in
the afternoon, at All Saints church, taking for
his subject "The Pavement"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

We wouli inform the public that this is combina-
ton sale and if we should decide after closing out the
balance of this Stock continue at Front st. 1t will
be our chief aim study the interests of all who may
favor us with their patronage warning all to beware of
those sensational dealers who trying to deceive the
pubic by offering their old shop-worn Stock, and lot
Of ebeap Auction Rubber Goods trying to compete in
very weak way with our prices, at IA Front st.
We don't care but very little what they say as it
impossible Tor them to sell the quality goods for
the price we are Offering stock that IS per cent
less than manufacturers prices.
~ Don't be deceived by any one, but cali at II
Front St., where are selling goods at prices that
defy competition. Call at once as we wish to make
quick sale Of the stock left.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08
THE HIGH COMMISSION
ELECTION CASE.
Go the Associated Press.)
Nv ASuTNnrnN A o,.i



COMMISSIONER PLEASANTON
Issued a special circular calling the attention of
revenue officers to the fact that the only Informal
ton relating to the income returns which may
be permitted TO be published, is the general ag-
gregate of the entire amount returned in a col
lection district.
Personal.
Gerritt Smith arrived to-day, having come at
the suggestion of old political and personal
friends to aid in healing the present division
among the republicans. He conferred with sew
eral friends to-day, and is expected to have
conversation with Mr.. Sumner.
Fred Douglass is still in town, and to-day, for
the first time, occupied seat in the reporters
gallery of the senate, listening to portion of
Mr.. Morrll's speech on San Domingo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

CHORAL UNIoN-ANNUALM EETING.-At the
annual meeting of the Worcester Choral Union
held at their hall last evening, considerable in-
tereot was manifested in the suggestion of a
member, that the society make an excursion to
some neighboring city, enjoy the pleasures of a
social trip, supper, ETC., closing with concert;
and committee, consisting of the president, A.
C. Munroe, DR.. S. G. Priest and G. W. Elkins,
was chosen to visit Providence and report to the
society next Monday night, the probabilities and
possibilities of trip to that city. The meeting
was adjourned to meet next Monday night, at
the hall of the society, at halfpast seven o'clock,
at which time the secretary, librarian, and
treasurer, will present their reports, and the
election of officers for the ensuing year (post-
poned to that time) will then be proceeded with.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

The child of the princess of Wales is dead.
Its birth was premature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08
RUBBERs! RUBBERs i RUBBERs

Remember, this is chance for purchasing Boots
and Shoes of all styles and would recommend all
purchase NOW, even if they not in immediate want
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Lathrop Dorman was
fined $40 and costs for keeping liquor, and James
Rice paid similar amount for a single sale.
Harris N. keableS and Jane NJ. Nichols were
charged with lascivious cohabitation and were
each held in $500 bail for trial at the superior
court in May, Ella A. Manchester, vagrant,
was sent to the state work house at Brdgewater
for two years. Luther Stockwell, convicted Of
being common drunkard, was sentenced to
the city almshouSe for sixty days Hezekiah c..
Joslyn was fined 800 and costs for violation of
the city ordinance regulating the erection of
wooden buildings. Six were fined for dru6&en-
ness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

SUIcIDE.-Mrs c. Geese committed suicide
by strangulation, at her residence in this city
yesterday morning, while suffering from a
temporary fit elaboration of the mind, brought
on by intense suffering from disease with
which she had been afflicted for several years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08
Misses Department.
Childs' Department.

In this Department have an endless assortment Of
Chds Button and Lace, in Bronze Kid and Serge suta
bic for Spring Summer wear ana to warrant quick
sale, we have marked them down much below cost, so
that those in need of these goods will only have to call
to secure a BIG BARGAIN.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 6.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY I
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@ifti9e mebieinen.

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Gtssebsu BON Gift bteesnet rereen t6uue, TT fatf& uut &C.
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per(onal Nptt3. - 9err 5err>
mann 5arF tebrte eeitern Mor9en bon
leiner &ttie na@Deut1&lauo, 9elunb unit
.psbl surad. @ir iebfn 6rn. 9arf
beute Moreet ,nno t6nhen allen itinen
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Greunb ,ptQtomuaet. t~,a.
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FIR oiefe8 Trubiabr.

: @ir mSdten unlern wertben &unoen
an3etsen, pab mir wtecer BON ben iebr
btIteen farbiBen Mlpacas (nur % eerts
per yaro) etnen 9roben @orratb baben'
6eIe Garben fars Grdbjabr 8eet9net*
@9warie @eioe Die mir leBteS Spdt:
iabr ~ $3.50 %perfauften> tperpea 1eBt BET
un6 III $500 perfauft.
Wir f5nnte11 nod bunoerte BON Nrtt<
feln 11enner, ,penn pir ntdt ,piibten, boB
unltr 5aus aIeemetn ale bas bi1i9ite
I'M @taate befannt 1T. Gin 8eweiS Der
eroben 3unabme in uniern @erfdufen 1T
Der, caB tptr leBtes uno oieles Sabr
9epuneen ruareu, infer 2ofal bebeuteno
3u per9r5bern. .
@fr merben eS ben 8duferr gun, @or<
tbetl MAIDEN, penr fie, BET uns sorlpre=
den che fIe lire Gintdufe 100 anberS MAJ
@er> Deutide Gno timer tm @tore unp
bereit ibre2anbsleute auf 8 Bette gu bebte>
ret1.
.. %. Gneeriou s g..
% 100. Dritte une 4. Babaibasp 5traMe,
nabe Der Bride.
ct. Naul, Nfsnn.
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b. @inpna, II. MGrh 1871.

gpvEh
@n pie &ebattipn Der @taats 3eitunp! .
&9la@ 8eri9teu Der 2anbleute f5nner,
Die Musf&ten fir cine quite Grnte in UNI
fern County. ntdt better fem Beaanfiet
bur9 anbaltenoeS id1ne6 @etter 9ecei>
ben pie Saaten ourtrefRi9 unp ,pa&Ien
lebr i9neQ. Au9 uniere @taot bietet In
ibrem rei&en, eriinen Battle-Ground, UNI
9eben BON ben nit fr{i9em Grin bebed>
ten 8luf6> einen erfrti@enben Mnblid.
. Die Bauten an Der neuen ;Milil0ppi
Bride 19reiter rii sortpdrts unp miro
befimnnt an9enommen oaB am fommen>
ben @omffa Der erite @tlenbabn3ug biez
lelbe paiiiren pirb. Dielelbe btetet In III
ret @ouenbun9 Eeinen re@t impolanten
Nnbltd uno trdet CUR @erl@1nerun9 Der
2anpi&aft nidt: 1pents bel. >s>~~.. g..
unlere ct. 5ubertu5> Singer ftno bart
an oer Nrbett UNI unter ben >pilpen Gau<
Ben; bic IN ben bena9barten 6o!3uueen
fl@ In coloialen 2uantitdten rieperee>
laf1en baben, tt@ti9 auf3urdunen. Nltu.
Sung ste6t tpobl bepafnet binauS INN
mad ,pent8en Stunren NIT gutter 8eute
wieoer beim3ufebren.
unlere Staot miro btel fen CONNER INN
3.pei tpettere 6fentli@e @ebduoe bert@ert
weroen, ndmlt4 Elm neues unb iubftan>
3teues, ben Aniprl@eu 9enlsenoes@o urts
baus unp Elm County @efdnenib nebit
@efan9enwdrter< @obnuns. Der 8au
pes leBteren miro |ofort in Nn9rif 9e>
1pr1naen tpe:ben. %.
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Die Dtroeltuus fur Satut=8 eustt

Die Dtree1tuus fur Satnt=8 eustt.
Gs 1T Elm enses 3immer@en in Der
@tra6e 81. @eoerin 3u Yaris. MSbel
uno @srbdnse fno ebenle einfa@ al6
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auf Brettern f1ne etma 3wetbunoert alte
Ba@er aufseieQt, ldmmtlt@ tbrem Sn=
baltic mad, pdca0o9ilae @&rtften. On
Dem Sent ler bat Der 8ewobner ces
3tmmer6 3wef 9rpbe Bauer onscbra@t,
ruel@e @63d beberbereen> bic muter ouf,
unb oblprinaen. Das Genfer 1T oFeu>
neben oemielten fBt cine Grau, bic etwa
neunuuoter;i9 SABRE alt 1eiu, aber nod
thinner fit bQbl@ 9elten fam. Sbre
ld5nen 6aare lino balb unter elmer fletz
men bleneeub weiben Wlbe 9ebor9en, ibre
ttefblauen Nueen betradteten cine 6anpz
arbeit, wel9e le 3wilaen ibren Gineern
bdlt. Npd einiee Sti@e tbut lte In bic
@tideret pann-als tdmen tbr gang an
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unp fart trduueno CUR Dede bes flei<
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leet unb f@ tbr eendtert bat. Der
Mann 1T etntet Sabre alter al6 bte
frau bat lan9e8, 9latt anlie9enoes6 aar,
etn eutmdtbt9es .unb intelligence @e1at.
feline san3e Gr(&etnun8 perrdtb ouf ben
erfen 8ltd, ben 2ebrer, ben S@uluann.
Ct le9t bic 3anb auf bic .S@ulter BET
Grau unb frast nit fainter Stimnne
u@ieeer. f. ernt, SuRtne 2"
Die Grau fubt. bst bte(tt Berdbrun6
~auiamu,t1,. ~@@ lteber @batlt6, bifDu
ts2"
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binter u1ir. Gs mar BET 6errr. BON Ne>
dar >@ptree, unb bic Damen bra@tn ben
lluterri&t ab."
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+ uSufius"". besaun Der Maun wieber,
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mart. @as, tbilftg bae 4rateln2 Bt,
fuo 70 eladli&; felt tptr yesbetratbe>
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Ga1e4e 3,xtt Il GRAM; wfus ID: Dt
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rtra IN 5ofen uno Wefer, f6rorse unb blaue tnvothte
eau5e Qalaee. etne eru6e Nuswabl Tnabentletber San ter
neueien ltOben. uttBe ub farbtee 9embent bte - rencrm,rs
ten ~reneaen Wfpben In Neck-ties, betpubers bei.bt tt mneeH
Qeuten. Retfnuf6en, &ufern, heaeuf8trmen unb 5leaeaman-
tel &C.. rerten su 70 ntebrteen prttfen a%nfebcter. boS&tem unb
i'm Wefen TN 5tarte IL, nit MIR bartn su cpncurrtreu.
Sd BIN I'm Stanbe, bic Waaren ttateer 3u ~rerfaifea ais
trBeno etn anberes, bd meme @eftdttsunfoifen febr nrerts
Rnb. i'd nit metnen tgenen Qeuteu arbette uub febr uitbet8e
Rente bsiable.
M0se I'D ieber Don ber Wabrltt ~uberaeueen bet
&. xton.
Ro. 165 Dr;tte Strab.. Rattolte Blud, ct. pax.
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polyeiserubt

Gin Wtann Namen6 @aobau ut,b feline
@eurttfane tpureen III ie 500 Strofe
unb Soften oerurtbeilt.
Gilbert 8pmm611 unp Elm laperli9eS
Weib6bilc pel9es in 1einer Sc eu1@oft
eefunben tpuroe 3ablten fir einen &auid
uno unorcentli&es 8etra9en auf Der
Stabe, je $40. unb Sol fen.
Gin @fanoinaYier
In Slmfep County, fpannte feline eioene
Grau NIT einem S@fen Dor ben pFug,
mel@en ct. als 6err Der S9Spfuno oor
i@ bertrieb. Mm 3peiten Sage bate i9
BE unelldlide ourd uber9roee @ntren<
9un9 tnnere 8~erleBun9en 3u9eiosen unb
tpar 19cn mad nenioen @tunoen cine
2et9e. 6ofentlt@ tpiro bic @ronbS urp
iene6 Counties f& bielts Sales anneb<
men unp Der Barbar Der 9ere@ten CITRATE
ni@t ent9eben.
-Dte County Commit Ioners bemilz
lieten $500 fir Mu5be0erun9 Der ct.
paul u. 81. MntbonY@ trabe wel@e na9
ben Gair Grounds flbrt.
- Das @runpei9entbum Der eri ten
pre6bYterianer Stride an Der 3ten@trabe
Lit an Germ .. Dalrymple, ben oroBen
|Minnelota Garmer> fit $4,000 perfauft
rtteroen> uno miro eerielbe nod in ote(em
Sabre etneu 9roben @elddf tS Blrd
auf benz elben errt9ten.
-Staetanwalt@ German bat ben Rdtti>
l6en @daBmeiter, 6errn gid i%ntruirt>
bic fduteen 3inlen auf Die 8onp6 Der
superior 8abn ni&t eber a%uaSu3oblen,
al8b / bic 8onofrage eno9ilti9 pur@
Bic Supreme Court entidieoen 1T.
- @eo. $. Me9suter Gin jun9er Mo>
pofat in &eowooo tpurce leBten Dtenitao
in 8eaper Gau6 unter Der Mnfla9e &C.
l9dft6leute bel@mtnoelt III baben per>
baftet uno ba er feline Bur9lGaft mleilen
tonnte na@ Dem @ounty @efdn9nib 9e>
lanct.
Gin tDbmtl9es Mdo9en, un9ef1br
10 Sabre alt fiel lebten Tretta9 in oer
Nabe pes 5ouieS gum euten 5trtea ben
Retleu 8ers binab uno brad oas Sc
mid.
- @puperneur @ulttn bat son benz
General Qoncarnte BRET wsitere BefiBtitel
fit $4,000 older @umpRdnpereten erz
bolten, pel9e benz @toate unter rer
@onsreb &fte Don IL. Mdr5 1860 ;u<
fallen.
80. s. Gaylor'6 t1eue 2unber Darb
1T an Der H., 3wiiaen Trarfliu< uno &r<
DANCES traee.
Der @taotratb bie1t eeitern cine
Spe;tal @elGon in melder rcr @taotclerf
beauftraat rpuroe 3ablunes> Nuweiiun9en
fir ale &ednuneen au6jutel4en welde
bt5 Dato bepiQi9t purcen.
- Ser @briit. S@mal3 Der eoulante
Wirtb pe6 Mtnnelota GbaIe5 bat 3ur
@orfeter oe8 pfn9f Geite6 fur nd@aen
8 a a 9 Nbenp in ieiner1 2ofale Ell
men eemltbltden Ball oerani taltet. Wlan
lele Die @njet9e.
- Gin 6anbmerf6> uno Mderbau>
@erein fol- beut Abeno in @tnneapolts
oraaniitrt ,peroen.
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TELEGRAHPIC


LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Dublin riot
will prove to have been premeditated.
The wounded Constable, Mccarthy, is
dying.
Queen Victoria is unable to attend
divine service.
Eighteen thousand persons emf
grated from the Mersey i'll August to
the United States.
Theirs has appointed Duke De An
male Governor OF Algeria.
It is reported tina, the Marquis of
Lorne is to he Governor OF India. and
the Marquis of Landsdown Governor
OF Ireland.
Nesuvius has commenced to eject
lava.
New YORK, Sept. 6.-LateSt foreign
mails have further Intelligence of the
progress of the cholera in Russia. by
which it appears that in some places
the proportion al deaths still cnntln-
ue> very high. People are panic
stricken and do nothing. looking upon
the scourge as a Divine punishment.
to which they are bound to submit.
Everywhere there is want of medical
aid.