Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-03
Abbrexinteh Disnntcncs.

The weather is intensely hot in California.
AT New York, Observation-Disclosures, sixteen;
Haymakers, six.
At Charleston, c., there was only one death
from yellow fever yesterday
Fresh reinforcements for Cuba embarked yes
terday at CadeZ.
There is great suffering from drouth in Ari-
IONA.
At Philadelphia, yesterday, Athletics, 16; Pas
times, of Baltimore, 6.
Gen. Crook has party of fifty MeXicans and
thirty Indians scouting against the Apaches
Secretary Robson will leave Washington for
Philadelphia to-day, and from thence 20 to Ohio
to deliver two or three speeches.
Gov. Safford's Arizona prospecting party lost
two men, one killed by Indians and the other
accidentally.
George il. Mumford, a prominent citizen OF
Rochester, N. Y, died Of apoplexy Saturday
evening.
The New Orleans board of health report the
intermentS for the week as 116; only one of yell
low fever.
Weston left Cincinnati Sunday night for Hi
nOis. He will make a third attempt to walk
113 miles in twenty-four hours on the 14th OF
10th inst.
Secretary Boutwell, caught such severe cold
while speaking in Ohio as to prevent him from
attending to official duties at his office yester.
day.
The Philadelphia Academy of Music was re-
opened last evening, and a large audience was
attracted by the concert of the Mendelssohn
quintette club of Boston.
Richmond advices say the republicans are
making preparations TO thoroughly canvass all
of Virginia. Several senators and congressman
are TO participate. They are very confident
that they will carry the state.
1t is now probable that the president will not
reach Washington before Thursday morning.
If enough members of the cabinet are in the
CITY, q cabinet meeting will be called for FRIDAY
HXnn al Iinftaun YNla
went out in a small boat on Lake Michigan
Saturday, and have not been seen SINCE The
boat was discovered on Sunday floating bottom
up.
Advces from the Indian territory report scri
Gus depredations by the Kiowas in the vicinity
of Fort Sill. A number of men have been killed
and scalped, within few miles of the fort. Two
herders were shot few days ago, within sight
of the fort, and their bodies mutilated beyond
recognition.
Chief Justice Mcclure, of Arkansas, at Little
ROCK, on FRIDAY, granted temporary restrain.
ing order to prevent NJ. Huntington, president
of the Boston board of directors of the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad, from holding a
meeting Of stockholders at Little Rock, as pre-
viously announced.
The recent gales which proved so disastrous
TO shipping on the English and Irish coasts
have extended to the continent with some dam
age to the crops, vineyards, etc. Telegraph lines
have been Frustrated in many directions, but
communication with Paris and the principal
cities of Germany, is not, however, seriously in.
terfered with.
Correspondence between Bishops Lee of Iowa
Whipple of Minnesota, and Warehouse of Iii
nos, is published 1t shows that strenuous eff
forts we : made to convince Rev. Mr.. Cheney OF
the wrong course he was pursuing, but that hi
was acting under what he believed to be his con
scientious duty, and although sincerely wishing
not TO make division in the church, vet he fell
bound to adhere to his convictions. One letter
from Bishop Whitehouse to Bishop Whipple
says; "rhe schiSmatc movement has been fol