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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-03
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IN AND AROUND PARIs-CoMMITTEE OF
sAFETY-CLUsERET's ADMINISTRATIONS
WITH THE MASONIC BANNERS, ETC.
PARIS, May 2.-The commune has issued
decree appointing a cOmmitte of safety. The
arrest of Cluseret was ordered because he was
guilty of negligence by which the safety of Issy
was compromised. The session of the COM
mune was excited. Serious charges were made
against Cluseret, and suggestions made that he
be shot within forty-eight hours. There is now
an immense concen tration of communist troops
in and about ISsy. Railway companies have
paid the sums demanded from them by the COM
mune, and 1,6S0,000 francs have been paid into
the treasury from that source. Weekly pay
ments hereafter will be made by the companies.
The Official journal of the commune denies the
reports from Versailles of victories for the as
sembllst forces. The FreemasonS have been Or
dered to retake the banners which they had
planted on the ramparts OF the city, the Yer
sailes government and troops declining to re-
spect them.
The Versaillists have at no time occupied
Fort IsSy After the desertion of its panic
stricken garrison, volunteers, raised by the COM
mune, issued from the city, and not only re-
occupied the fort, which they found empty, but,
after hard fighting and great sacrifice of life
drove the enemy from the trenches, carried one
of their barricades, and regained possession of
the cemetery of Issy. Every effort will be made
to hold Fort lssy, but should its capture appear
inevitable, it will be blown up.
EUeRing.-New works are being constructed
around Issy, rendering the fort more formidable
than ever.
A fresh attack on Neuilly is expected, and re-
Inducements have been sent there. A scaffold
has been erected around the column in the place
Veudome. Labor on the internal defences is
ceaSeless.
FROM vERsAILLEs-THE CANNoNADE.
VERSAILLES, May 2.-Cannonading is going
on along the whole line. A breach has been
made in the walls of Issy.
In the assembly, to-day, Picard stated that
important operations were now in progress, and
most important results had been achieved.
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IfnlY.
Italy.
HE ropes PowER-FAILURE OF A CELEBRA-

THE PoPE's PowER-FAILURE OF CELEBRA-
TIoN, ETC.
FLORENCE, May 2.-The Italian senate con-
tinues the discussion of the papal guarantees.
The amendment to the bill aboishing the pope's
right to grant exequaters to the consus of for
eign powers has been rejected.
The demonstration planned TO celebrate the
events of 1s49, in Rome, proved failure, the
government having been warned that disturb
anees were intended.
The report that changes are intended in the
diplomatic representation OF Italy abroad is
without foundation.
Baden.
LEGATIONS TO DE ABOLISHED.
CARLsRUHE, May - The government of
Baden has decided to abolish all foreign Legal
tions of the grand duchy after November next
ROumauia.
MEASURE OF GOVERNMENT ECONOMY.
BUCHAREST, May 1.-The Roumanan gov
ernment as measure of economy, has decided
upon the disarmament of the third battalion of
each regiment of infantry, cavalry and artil-
lery in its standing army, and the abolition of a
regiment of chasseurs. This will reduce the
standing army about 10000 men
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The defalcaton of George
D. 0rner, United States revenue collector of the
fifth district of this sate amounts to $4,000, of
which $4,000 was caused by the defalcation of
Deputy Saunders, who fled to Kansas, and
against whom suit has been brought. Orner
will make the other $4,000 good.
A NOTORIOUS CoUNTERFEITER.
PITTsBURG May 2.-Lewis NJ. Roberts. alias
Allie, notorious counterfeiter and reputed
leader of large gang throughout the west, and
fourteen of his party, were arrested to-day and
held for trial
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REVENUE pEFALCATIoNs.

CLEVELAND, May 2.-The sentence of VIM.
Scholenberg, Execution on the 18th inst, for
wife murder,-is committed to Imprisonment for
life,
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GRAND JURY AT FAULT.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The press of this city gen.
orally express surprise at the disch Irge by the
grand Jury, yesterday, of P. A, Leonard, ac-
cused of killing his brother-in-law, DR.. Scanland,
legitimate authority, and designed TO anticipate
action by trial jury. The Republican says:
In this case the grand jury has usurped the
functions of the court, and the petit jury, with
out the power which they possess to make of it
final disposition. The appearance is that the
thing was hastily hushed up, lest some unseem-
ly social rottenness in high places should be ex-
posed to the public gaze"
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ROYAL FEsTIvITIEs-DIsTURBA ETC.
MADRID, May "A festival was given to-
day, in commemoraton of the rising against the
French in 1908. The King and queen took part
in tue ceremonies. slight disturbance was
created by the republicans, but was easily re-
pressed. Several arrests were made.
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NEW STEAM NJ A r BILE AND
~ $40 e WORKS,

ty.v;ns introduced machinery into business,
are confident that, with large experience practical
naSiedge and personal attention, we are prepared TO
manufacfure Building Fronts and Trimmings, n onu-
ments Tablets and Grave Stones, Chimney sieces,
Hsasfet Shelves Table and Bureau Tops. sinks, and
every description OF work made nom Maroie aud stone
AZ the lowest cash pnces.
a CONTINUANCE Of the same. TArECM & HOkGAN,
ais diff IS Central ST., Worcester, Mass
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NOTICEl-In pursuance of Section .
~ Chapter S. Of The Laws and Ordinances 0. sneG lily
committee Of the city council an water thels
herby forbidden allow any water 70 wa 70 UPON
their PREMISES from or tor any reason what
ever; and BY said committee the water Nonnssion IS
directed 10 EXAMINE fixtures upon any and an prem
tss are he IA reason suspect waslage may be
goinv on ami report the this office for further
orueIs. rsh IsTI diff
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21
" 4 RIL 4 II ID LIFE
INS[ RANCE COMPANY,

FIE progress OF Life 1nsLrancein the Tr.
] tied States proves This great browning
triumph of modern science and philanthro-
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social ecouom-.
The wisdom Of All yes has devised nc,l :
ing that compares with l.. II is so mamie 81.
" good, that it is difficult to see low an in
tt''icent man, with proper concern for TIC
c"hfort and protection OF his family can fail
tn avail himseliof its benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready morev 10 set
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Court expenses after death. I,is exempt Nv
law from debt. II is rapidly becoming a
rule that all men Of inst attributes insure.
Gu, MARYLAND Company comms nds itsoll
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the public NAV look with confidence tor q
irist and careful supervision OF its afrairs. I,
must be clear to every intelligent Wind that
ii We would secure the largest prosperity a
our State and people individually. we must
build up our institutions and keep our CAPT.
al Mt home.
Had the five million doll ars sent ont Of the
State annually for insurance been invested at
home. it would have told favorah,y upon orr
own wealth emo commerce This is enphat-
icsliv orr COMPANY gotten up bv our REST
merchants TO afford the opportunity for all
insure withou, sending the money on: (, I
ur own State, The affairs Of the Company
maraged with economy.
Such has been our marked success tha
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and pay in CASH as large dividends as the or
DIS: and LARGEST company in the United
States. The Company feel greatly encnnr-
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The same. The laws OF trade. commerce.
>c!frespect ard self-interest cmbine to maxi
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Now, dear sirs. in view Of all the adva,.ta
Is of Life Insurance as an investment-,he
uncertainty Of life-the strong claims Of wife
and children upon husband and father-the
uncertainty Of business. and all the ordinary
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ofev-ry man 10 put something in form ,ha,
vii prevent want and distress. or trouble On
the par, OF those ne loTes ,
By all means Insure, and - il at once in
The Maryland Company. The oif,cs.s Of this
Company are:
GEoP THOMAS, President,
A X FoRp, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo IL Hilner,
Alien 4 Chapman, Thomas Casssrd,
Geo Thomas. William Devries,
Hugh Sisson. Charles Webb,
Hiram W oois. Jr.
} MYERS, State Agent.
rHs coSFASH REFER TO
Judge Magruder. Judge Ford. Judge Ma.
s,n. Hon Fred Stone. Barnes Compton aid
Editor of Beacon.
6A MYERS, the State Agent. will he
in Lconardto~n during the irst week Of Corr.
to transact the business.fIhe company, and
wiDalsoiasurePrerers 'n Baifinssrs Cen,paa.
Aug 81. lsss-tf.
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ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

Is found 10 stand well in al climates. being
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The English Eel, is put up in rolls Of Is
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Professional Cards.

1NHE undefs;enea, Assosneys 4, Law and
Solicitors in Chancery, hare. this 3rd dav
Of July, 1885, formed eopar'nesship ip The
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sod 81, - o. CAmbs Downs they IN pfRc.
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References given. when required Address
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July 8, lsss-lv
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st. Mary's Seminary

HNHE duties Ct this Institution will be
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OCTOBER.
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THREE-PLY FELT
] FOR ROOFING.

In rolls, &c inches wide, Ly So feet in length ;
esch roll will cover surfsee 10 fee, square. or
leo squs-e feet.
II is TO be laid across the roof. shinyie FASH
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When laid, the Eel, is TO be painted with
1asfse Reef Ceasisc, and Ssnaed. The Mas,ic
Roof Coating is mixed, ready Tor use, and i.
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A Card.

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To Tobacco Planters.

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MICA CANVASS ROOFING.

In rolls containing $50 square feet. Is TO lie
la d across the roof, and Tapped shincle fashion
with a lap oftwo inches, and sccur,d w nail
ing the edges with ~ OF tlcks
This is the only Composition Roofing thai,
does not require finishing coat of paint or O.
ment. #.
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lot to permit of any comparison between i, and
any Of their number. Its columns eontsin the
fines; collections Of reading MATTER that are
printed. Its illustrations are numerous
and beautiful, being furnished by the chief ar
lists OF the country Boston Traveller.
Harper's Weekly is the best aud mos, inter
esting illustrated newspaper. Nor does its vaius
depend On its Illustrations alone u. reading
matter is Of high order of literary nerit-va-
RED, Instructive, entertaining, and unce ptiona-
hle.-N. I. Sun.