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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18
Ahhrerin1ed nisnnicl,ns.
The fishery troubles have been reopened.
Victoria is better.

The fishery troubles have been reopened.
Victoria is better.
Ole Bull has recovered.
George A. King has been appointed collector
of internal revenue for Nevada.
Subscriptions to the new loan yesterday,
$4,000.
The total specie reserve in the Bank of Eng
land is E25, 1886, 1873.
Senator Freliughuysen of New Jersey is pros
trated with intermittent fever
Six hundred thousand crates of peaches ar
rived in New York within a week.
Mast is in receipt of letters threatening his life
if he does not stop his caricatures.
1t is reported that there is a general combina-
ton of hostile Indians on the borders of Utah.
Eighteen bars of silver bullion, valued at $27,-
900, arrived at Salt axe last night, from Pioche
AT Boston, yesterday, Eckfords, IS; Hayma-
kers, 10.
The first bale of new cotton was received at
Atlanta yesterday.
The steamer Montana from San Francisco for
Panama, yesterday, carried over half million
dollars in coin for Peru.
At Boston, yesterday, the Forest City club, of
Rockford, Illinois, was defeated by the Boston
nine-11 to 7.
AT private meeting held in New York on
Wednesday night, the feuds of all Cubans here
were settled.
King Victor Emanuel has appointed General
Count Louis Frederick Menenabrea arbitrator
on the part of Italy in the case of the Alabama
claims.
The time for making entries for the Halifax
regatta has been extended to the 21st inst. Ii
is reported that the Roche crew of Halifax will
withdraw.
The head chief of the Santa Clara Indians, in
southern Utah, died some weeks ago. Since
then the tribe has been committing depredations
on the settlements.
Hesegaiwa, ayoung Japanese prince, who has
been in this country several months seeking an
education, is dying of consumption at Troy, N.
Y. ~ ~
Lieut.. Commander N. H. Farquar, surgeon
John q. Spear, and I'd Asst. Engineer Charles
W. Bae are detached from special duty connect
ed with the Nicaragua expedition, and await or
ders Master r. L. Jasper is detached from the
command of the Mayflower, and will await or
ders.
Over five thousand persons attended the flu
nerals of the victims of the Pittston disaster.
A rude stand was constructed for the clergy in
front Of which the collins were laid, thirteen in
all, The services were commenced by singing
hymn in Welsh, and were very impressive
throughout.
All the New York papers applaud the West
field verdict, and express the wish that Capt.
Vanderbilt and other offenders be dealt with
severely, though not in revengeful spirit.
The Tribune says it comes to the point, lodges
no issue, and shows no fear Of a locality, cor
poration or wealthy men.
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Personal.
C0LFAy.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Vice-Pr President Colfax
addressed the Sunday school in the Congrega-
tional church, at Winona, Mimi, last Sunday.
He said that among the happiest recollections
of his life was the time he had spent in the in
FAINT class TO which he had been taken by his
mother, when three years old. He was a teach
er for twelve years in Sunday school, and the
sweetest reward of his life was the assurance of
yonng man, about entering the ministry, that
it was through his instrumentaity that he had
been led to that calling. He dwelt with much
emphasis on the beneficial influence exerted on
society by the Sunday school. Before leaving,
he wished to give two sentiments to the young
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verified by the appearance of the beams in the
present building which show not only the
marks of former use, but bear traces upon them
of the use of whip saw an instrument which
antedated the establishment of saw mills There
is nothing left to give the true size or shape of
the original house, though the timbcrs that were
transferred to the new one were mostly OF oak,
and were very strong; they are still quite sound,
and show the old mortises and lemons used for
the first house in many places The descend
ants of Capt Standish are very numerous. Some
remain in New England and some are still NV
ing in DuXbury and Plymouth county.
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Fire Record.
AT GLENs FALLs-Loss $4,000.

AT GLENs FALLs-Loss $4,000.
GLENs FALLS, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Glens
Falls companys paper mill was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000,
which is fully insured.
AT BLooMsBURG-Loss $4,000.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE planning
mill of the Bloomsbury lumber company, with
the adjoining buildings and dwelling house
were burned last night. Loss, 10000; insured
for $4,000.
AT NORTHEAST, PA.-Loss 900.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. III. S. Johnson's
paper mill and barns at Northeast. Pa, were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
on LONG IsLAND-Loss NOT STATED.
New YORK, Aug 17.-Nicholas Ryder's barn
at South Jamaica, L. l., was struck by lightning
last night and destroyed by fire, together with
| six horses and q cow. The Astoria church
| steeple was also damaged by lightning.
AT CHARLEsTowS-Loss $1,000.
BosToN, Aug. 17.-This evening fire con-
| sumed the stable occupied by Hiley & Piper and
Jcre Flanders, corner of Miller and Lawrence
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Superior Court mt Fitchburg-C Criminal
Term-ludgc DEWEY nrcsiding.

Term-Judgc Dewey presiding.
THURSDAY, Aug. 1.-THE court came in at
nine O'Clock, and, after prayer by Rev. George
Trask of Fitchburg, the grand jury made theiI
report, having examined seventy-one cases, and
returned sixty indictments.
The following parties pleaded not guilty tc
the indictments on which they were severaly ar
ragned;
Bernard Flynn of Milford, for mansaughteri
James Lee of Warren, for burglary; Joseph
Hinckley of Worcester, adultery; Mary Ann
Barry and Andrew A. Williams of Worcester
for lascivious cohabitation; George W
Ienney of Winchendon, adultery; Frederick
G. Pierce and James Flanagan Of Fitchburg
for larceny; John Colwell of Blackstone, fol
cruelty to horse; Alexander Benton of WOr
eester, for assault with a weapon; Timothy Sui
Ivan of Worcester, for assault on officer; Dan
iel Crowley of Mendon and Patrick Graney o.
Milford, for perjury.
Walter Sherman, of Worcester, for larceny
from Osgood's express company, and Theodore
Berry, of Charlton, arraigned for larcency from
various parties, each pleaded guilty.
Joseph Martin, of Milford, pleaded nolO con
tcndere to an Indictment for indecent assault
and was fined 800.
Frank Wentworth of Fitchburg, in jail fol
attempt to alter a forged writing; and Barney
ons ,ypanon wore eoch discborrnd NO hills hc.
in,S Fund a5rn;nst ,So, 0"' w 'i'''
RauSnn PerriS of Worcostor for boino 90
cessory to breaking and entering the Grafton
Tb a 800; So .I, ~; l an a.
socnnd Mond e''t 1d III. tra u, 'il,
wore e,n nonnoied aS conos anu NV
ESg h,r,,Taros Roiie1 IF s,orIinr Ftbor
ROW o Of sntton Tnthoy Rro,y y Titch
bupr Georce w Goidwoii ot RIaoI,stora Irs
SarItor oF I"b,i u 81 s
b"ry WotbanioI G+or f Wraosto ~. SorI
n GooSn vs. uaI w o. Mnooo, p
w; ooIondn ~ 90
nanin uhroo Of i, TarloS
Hon@hton Of Worcester 81 0"'''''
caeaJ u -, S;i1 At poI,, &c ,t;r.,,,,
Dsrius Of WoroaSto Io,, II Sn,,,'n
nc poIt,, G, ~ 0i
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Conventions.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-THE New Jersey
pharmaceutical association to-day adopted a
resolution that the revenue tax on retail drug
gists should be reduced to $40, and voted TO pc.
ution the next legislature to prevent the adul-
teration of drugs and medicines.
SCIENTISTS.
INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 17.-At a meeting Of
the scientific association to-day, the new presi-
dent, Prof. Asa Gray, read a letter from the
officials Of the Louisville and Nashville railroad
rendering the courtesies of the road to the mem
bers for trip to Mammoth Cave The place
of the next meeting of the association will be
fixed on Monday next. Thirty-one new men,
bers were admitted to-day. Eighty-fnur papers
on scientific matters have been received by the
secretary.
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ADVERTIsINa RATES.

liz DAILY sPT-For the square Of ten lines soli
agate type time IS cs each subsequent insertion SO
cts week s27S; weeks $500; month $500; year
ssO-And the same rate proportionay for any number
squares Two lines for week slOO; three line
four lines sla7; Ave lines s5O Local notices IS cents
for each Insertion Business notices IS cents per
line Obituary notices resolutions &C. Is cents per line
Legal advertisements sOO per square for FIRST nser
ton; each subsequent insertion so cents,
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 the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY sPY-First insertion slOO per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents months s7OO
year $500
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From Washington.
RETIRED WITH HONOR.

RETIRED WITH HONOh.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 17.-Col. George
Stoneman, of the 21st infantry, has been retired
with full rank of major general, on account o.
disability by long and faithful service.
THE SEAL LOCK.
The committc appointed by Secretary Bout
well to inquire into the merits of the American
seal lock, now used in the storage and transport
alton of bonded goods, have reported in favor o
continuing said lock in use by the government
DECLINED THE HONOR.
Felix r. Brunot declined the prOffered posi-
ton of commissioner Of Indian affairs.
FINANCIAL.
Henry D. Cooke to-day deposited in the treas
ury, on behalf of the American syndicate, tel
million dollars, the first installment of its sub
scliptiOn TO the new loan
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COLLISION.

LOLLISION,
BALTIMORE, Aug. IA freight train, stop
ping at Ashland, on the Northern Central rail
road, fifteen miles from this city, was run into
by the following train. James Little, brakeman
of the Baltimore company, was killed, and w.
I. Clendcnnin, brakeman, of Marysville, Pa,
was terribly injured. Several cars were smashed,
and one engine badly broken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18
American s,enmcr seized.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 17.-The government
schooner, New England, seized the American
schooner Franklin, at Paobebiac, while fishing
with nets within a few hundred yards of the
shore. The master of the vessel admitted the
ownership of the net, that his men had set
them and were attending them. They were
placed within 290 fathoms of the shore, and the
buoys were marked with the name of the
Franklin. The vessel has been ordered to Que
bee for adjudication.
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streets, Charlestown, who lost eight horses, hay,
harnesses, wagons, &c. Loss, about $1,000, in
sured for $4,000.
AT LOWER COVE, N. B.-Loss $4,000.
ST. JONI, N. b., Aug. IA tannory, owned
by A. L. Peters, Lower Cove was consumed by
fire last night. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
McSorey's shoe factory, adjoining the tannery,
sustained the same amount of damage, which
is covered by insurance.
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Railroad Matters.

NORTh NV EoTERN.
CHICAGO, Aug. lib e. Cook, republican
member of congress from the sixth district, has
accepted the position of solicitor for the North
western railroad, but has not yet concluded to
resign his seat.
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people before him; First, "be masters of your
tempcrS, hasty words cause more unhappiness
than from any other source" second, "ncver al
low yourselves to do an act privately that you
would blush to have exposed"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18

The case of bankruptcy of the Mckay iron
and locomotive works of Jersey City was before
the register in bankruptcy on Wednesday Mr.
Mckay was, by vote of the creditors, elected
trustee, and directed to go on and close up the
business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18

CT. ANNES CONVENT OF MERCY.
- Shrewsbury st. Orders received for family sewing
of all kinds, by hand machine Gold and Six En-
broidery carefully executed for reasonable terms.
lyl dim
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gregation upon the grounds, when it is arranged
to have preaching by Rev. George F. Eaton OF
Winchendon, and others.
A writer to the Worcester West Chronicle
from North Dana, says: owe have a good soap
stone mine short distance from the village
that was opened years ago, but given up be-
cause carriage cost too much. About year ago
two men came here, rented the quarry, bought
a hand pump, shovel, two pounds of powder
and few feet of fuse, and then pumped the
water out, made three blasts, and gave up in
despair; and yet, though they failed in spite of
their gigantic endcavors, we nevertheless think
the mine would be paying one if worked to
advantage"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18
Our New York Dispatches,

The Lntcst Chapter i'm the History of
Ihc WestfIcId Disnstcr-ThOse City Ex-
Pcnses-FOr the Cubans-COunseIOrs 20
go TO Geneva, etc.
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DIPLOMATIC.

In view of the conference at Gastein, and the
probable reviyicatlon of the eastern question, it
is semi-oficialy stated that the relations at
present existing between the governments of
Germany and Austria are of the most harmo-
NOUS and peaceful character. 1t is also stated
that the final settlement of the Frankfort nego-
tiation is considered urgent and the evacua-
ton of the occupied districts and forts Of France
will proceed as the obligations Of France to
Germany are duly met and fulfilled, and as the
disturbances and provocation which have arisen
in Strasbourg and other cities in the occupied
provinces, endangering the peace ofthe country,
are discontinued
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Italy.

ROME, Aug. 17.-The Emo river, having been
swelled to a food by the melting of the SHOWS
in the Apennines, has overfowed its banks in
many places, causing great destruction to crops.
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Germany.


RELATIONs WITH FRANJE.
BERLIN, Aug. 17-Count Won Arnim, the
German ambassador at Brussels, and one of the
commissioners appointed to settle the Franco
German treaty of peace, has left for Frankfort,
where he will resume financial regulations with
delegates appointed by the French go 5ernment,
in order to expedite the evacuation of the
French provinces, now occupied by German
troops.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18

SUwALKI, Aug. 17.-The cases of cholera are
decreasing in this town, whose population does
not exceed six thousand, about one-half of whom
are Jews. There have been four hundred and
forty-three cases of the disease, eighty-three of
which were fatal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

To II AFFLICTED WITH PULMONARY
DISEASE.-Dr. PyEer. at the ST. Charles
Hotel. proposes to rcmatn two weeks
longer on account of the large practice
which he has been induced TO attend to;
and as he cannot leave before that time.
he would inform the sufferers of al!
chronic diseases to call IN him foradvice
immediately. For speedy treatment Of
all chronic diseases. the Doctor invites
the reference OF his patients at h 81.
Charles Hotel. jyI6-lw
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EMPIRE, CITY.

N0TICE L HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE
- received a patent firm the United State"
Government fer the south half of the northwest
qu trter. ard the northeast quarter Uf the north
west quarter Of section IL. and the southeast
qIarfer If the nnItheast quarter Of Section 10 in
L 'wusliip Is. north Of range 20 east in the Dis
trict of l. ,nds, subject to sale at Carson City. New,
being the town >ite Of Empire City; and I'll per
sons claiming lots wtthin the ABOVE described
limits must file u written statement of snch claim,
particularly describing the parcel Of land 81
claimed. With me, in the Office Of the County
Clerk of Ormsty county. Nevada. within six
mouths after the first publication Of this notice, or
they shall be forever deburied the right Of claim
ing or recove ing such lands, or Any interest there
in, or in any part, parcel or share thereof, in any
Curt of law or equity. All applications for the
benefit of minors or insane persons shall be made
by the guardian or trustee of such minor or in
sane persons, ami all applications fnr the benefit of
married women may be made by their husbands,
if in this S ate. S. ". WRIGHT, Trustee.
Carson City. Jny, Is, ISL. jybS-6w
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ST. cn.RLEs-GEoRGE TuFLr, PROPRIETOR.
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Hail and Express.

ARRIvES.-FrOm the c. I. Railroad and
WashOe at i a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 IA. III.
From Aurora, Pine Grove Il Genoa
at / p. m.
From Lake Bigler ut t z. IN.
D~EPAETS.-For WaShoe and c. p. Rail-
roa at : p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia ut / p. III.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
$ a. IN.
For Lake Biglcr at 10 a. m.
Mails close alf an nour before stages
leave.
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Religious services To-Day,

CATHOLIC CHUECu.-Divinc Services
at ii O'Clock a. m.
METHODIST CHCRCH.-ReV. J. u. Ham
mond, Pastor. Preaching at IL a. m, and
= p. IN. sunday School at l. IN. Seats
free.
EPISCOPAL CHURCu.-SerVicCS at II a.
m. and : D.. M. Sunday School Ill l2l.
o'clock. Lecture every Friday evening,
at $ o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
SEIEYER & Nj q II RES'.

RE We are now selling fine Organda
Lawns a. the astonishing low price OF
p cents per yard.
BuffOSford, for dresses, p cts. per yard.
Spanish Linen, p cts. per yard.
CorsetS, 81 per pair.
Cloth and foxed Shoes, first-class, high
cut. $3.50 per pair.
French Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
slippers, 81 per pair.
And every article in our line in proper
ton to SUIT HARD TINES.
Giv us a call and get splendid bargains
while there is a chance.
SHEYER & MORRIS,
Carson street, next door t w, +. x Co.'S
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DUSDERBERG MINE.-We learn that
our fellow townsman, DIR. Munckton,
the principal owner ofthe Dunderberg
mine. is about making arrangements
to place the mine OF a portion of 1t
where we can all have a chance at it.
He proposes TO get up grand lottery,
and place some of the shares i'll the
market in the shape of prizes. lie
will in addition put up a> a prize his
fine two story brick drug store, stu
ated on Carson street: also. several
other valuable buildings and lots in
Carson City, and a number of gold
coin prizes. The Dunderberg mine is
undoubtedly a valuable piece of prop
erty, and the object of the Doctor Is to
raise capital to carry on the work sue
cessfuliv. We have no doubt but the
public will take hold OF the matter in
earnest.
koPpEL Il PLATT,-These enterpris-
ing clothiers have secured the prem
i>es next north OF the International
Hotel. c street. Virginia formerly oc-
cupied by Haas Il Coz. and will open
Il branch house there aboutthe first of
August. sam Plat. a genial gentle
man and an upright business man.
will take charge of the Virginia house,
and left for san Francisco Yesterday to
procure Il heavy stock of fashionable
clothing. The business Will he con-
tinued al the old stand in this city,
under the Vi joe l'"'
BASE BALL.-We learn from the
Enterprise of vesterdaythat the second
match game for the championship be-
,,.aa, +ba Soc;,Is If Nirrinia and the
-,
olLNci otaI' vi 80 ".' ''o l
III 'it> "a TO- ~
i'et'iiIe u tlie =
rrIuaS eNelii'I-' '"e @ Sri
NJ - ,ar,n praSilaut
l.. Edwards; Secretary, w. W. Mott;
1aptalii' U; IL. haI''H ne%'r I.ailov
and 6ntarvirnsl
-,
CoRiNNErHlAHs'-ih b'se Dali
Club of Corinne. champion of Utah,
n,s .hoI1ara.d rho silver Sfars ofthi,
city ana champions OF NeNaH" i'l d
match game to be played on halfway
Siou'iu' ~ Iari"r ,ha
riopo>ition. Elko would be the best
place to play the game, AZ max : pa
d om Ia 10 f,a.r hasa i,,lI
- .ha S-atn
ACCIpENT.-Uou. J. w. iIaInes of
Dorrlos cour+v met with n nainfu,
accident on Thursday last. He was
assisting about his wood f1ume, when
ms 1907 >Ilfl'td anu ne lGti '.'N'"Hct
OF elGlieeii Ieet' s''iNltS ms Iei' 'htSh
!tn1lHNl Use a-alll>t 'dfGc Ma piece "a
timber. lie received Il pai'll4i bi.tiSe'
and Is somewhat I9Iile nom me elec'>
hereof ont was apIe 10 WISH 'iiiS cry
''''i'c'' iN'7'
brook Hotel a. H. SaNton, proprle-
tori eastern shore of Lake Bigler.
July list: y. y. Fisher. DAYTON; Isaac
Ipilam. Thomas 7. Atkinson. iona
than Peel. W. L. Whitaker, san Fran
Gi>co; -. nun N'tl>aS I,tH'Nho:'
H.: W tn. III. GRAY. Stockton.
Tbo p
efhclAh hh'ii'N.- NC ho''' vi
Schoo! Trustees for District No. l, m
bracinr this citv, has ordered q special
election to he held on Monday, August
ifth, forthe purpose OF Iai>ii's eo;2Io
~ - "REMINISCENCES =" P'rtirnIars in
or tiSing coIumns
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Thermometrical observations, made from
o'clock a. NJ. to & O'Clock p. III, by X.
&. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. - South
Carson street:
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
oRMsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

oRMsBY ~HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
" Manning. Mountains L Jacobs, Saa Francisco
I Osgoot. Sacramento Amman, "
II Lightner, " Moyer,
Lutte Odds, Genoa ID Ill Brown, carson XIV
J nuvall. Franktown A St Onge, Dunderberg
VI HAY. Mountains + J Powers, Virginia
Theo Tenure, summit Is Flitoe,
+ Legarv, Empire James trlel, Pine Nut
Robert Evans, Spooners station
ST. CuARLEs-GEoRGE TuFLY, PROPRIETOR.
A Bragg. Calf prnia Cunningham, Va
5 Swanger. Walker Riv IL = Cripprn. Mt House
J NJ Emerson. Gold Hill l. Oils, Carson Valley