Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-13

In Utah, the weather is mild and the roads are
open.
The Chicago board of trade occupies its new
rooms
The first ColOred iurymau in New York was
sworn in on Monday.
llenCeiorward regular troops Viii garrison
Moro, Cabana and Principe forts, Havana.
The removal OF the Chicago post Office TO
Wabash avenue Methodist church is completed,
The elections in Spain, in which the republi,
Caus were 50 successful was Tor mhniclpM
councils, not for the cortes
young girl belonging TO Ware, Mass was
taken charge Of by the New York police, on
Tuesday, and will be returned home,
The Missouri house has adopted resolution
faForiug RObesOn's suggestions for bulldlhs
iron ships IN western rivers
By railway accident near Sheffield, Eng, on
Monday evening, one man was killed ami many
injured.
The strike of English telcgraphers Is begin
ming TO break up. The employees AT one imP"r-
tant point have already resumed work.
Spain will send to Cuba this month four bat
talions Of troops from the regular army, beside
10000 reinlorcemeuts TO follow within one year.
AT Toronto, the excitement regarding the
prince Of Wales is intense. The papers are issu-
ing extras every half hour.
The strike Of the teegraphers is still kept up.
The business ON many lines is greatly delayed,
and tue public are beginning to complain.
Seventeen eIigrants- men, women and chill
dren, are reported to have been frozen to death
in Saline county, Neb., a few days ago.
A mass meeting Of the miners In Ophir dis
trct denounced the jumping Of claims to de-
yeloped mines, recommending that the question
thereon be left 10 the miners.
The excitement concerning the alleged discoy-
cry Of vast coal beds IN Chenango county, N.
| Y, cOntnucs. Large sums are expended IN eN'
| plorations The whole thing, however is be
| lievcd TO be a humbug Of the CmdIh Giant
| character.
A Rio Jancrio letter of October states that
| the difficulty between the president and con.
| grcsS Of Paraguay, arising from the attempted
appointment of an unpopular minister, occurred
in the hall of congress, in which the people took
part Several were Killed and wounded. Many
OF the dsaflccted were formerly with Lopez.
The inernationals are extending into New
Jersey. A circle has been formed at Newark.
Those released from arrest in New YORK rave
like madeaps, threaten TO prosecute the authori-
ties for arbitrary imprisonment, and swear TO
parade nest Sunday at all hazards. The public
sentiment is against them there.
A Raleigh dispatch says both branches of the
Legislature held an excited debate upon the re-
cent arrests for alleged kukluSism. The gen
cral assembly yesterday passed Joint resolu-
| ton authorizing the state attorney TO apply to
| the supreme court of the United States tof a
writ Of haheas corpus to test the legality OF i'm
| prlSOnment of citizens by military authority.
An Atlantic dispatch says a conflict has arisen
| between the legislature and Gov. Conley, the
| latter declining TO recognize the right of the
! former to extend the session beyond the legal
| forty days, which expired Sunday. Yesterday
| the governor removed the United States tlao
from the capitol, and instructed the treasurer
not to pay the members. 1t was rumored at
midnight that the president would support the
governor against the legislature Both houses
| meet to-day.