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Better and Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR Shoes
THOSE FASTENED WITH

Y c Z . U
BETTER-Because they are more Pable. more Com
Portable, Waterproof and warranted not 10 Rip
Cape.
CHEAPER-Bccause while their first cost is not IN
excess OF sewed pegged work Of like grade their
Durability is far greater they preserve their Shape much
better, and the metallic fastening nsures more Equal
Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
The immense demand having called forth limitations.
consumers should he sure that every boot shoe bears
the Patent Stamp.
1z8 Sold by Dealers everywhere. deopTw MIA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-27

Butter andlheese are almost indispensable articles of
food. Properly used, they are nutritious and healthy
but an inurdnate use of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. PARSONS PUBGATvE PILLS, iudiciously
used, VIII remove both of these troubles.
Have you ague in the flce and is 1t badly swollen?
Have severe pain in The chest back side? Have
you cramps or pains in the stomach or bowels? Have
you bilious collie or severe gripping pains? Ii so,
JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LINIMRST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-27

THE notwithstanding properties OF SMoLASpKRs Blu
Gnu strengthen and nvigorate the entire system, and
remove or counterfeit kidney, bladder and glandular
diseases, mental and physical debility, diabetes gravel
general prostation OF the nerve structure, and all maia
dies of the urino-genta organs in either Every
one should investigate the merits OF this valuable vegeta
bile preparation. deop&wlw n2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-27

Bargains in oyercoats at D. Ii. Games one price
clothing house.
Bargains in cardigan jackets at d. H. Eames' one
price clothing house.
Abbott will sell two brick houses and wooden
building, near the brick yard, on Belmont street,
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The hospitality section of the Peoples club have
their regular meeting at O'Clock, this afternoon
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markable negro, and no one yet has ever been
able 10 explain his dealings with this element,

The five hundred and sXty-iounh anniver-
sary OF Swiss independence was celebrated, last
week, at Washington, by the Grutli-Verein. OF
course it was duly celebrated in Switzerland,
and there may have been other celebrations in
this country. Looking back to 1907, when the
movement TO secure independence was begun
by Werner Stauffacher, We can see that the
heroic men who organized it and made it sue
cessful, came chiefly from the German portion
OF the Swiss people. Those who took the first
oath TO support it, were all Of the German race,
The Independence dates from the second meet
ing Of the Swiss patriots, when it was formally
proclaimed; but the struggle lasted some years,
in which the Swiss fought both the Austrians
and the French. The present Swiss flag was
devised in the year 1874, and first carried in
the battle in which Arnold Winkelreid devoted
himself 10 death by an act of heroism which
opened the cuemy's ranks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-27

Lea a. Perrins' sauce,
pronounced by conuOisscurs THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion. and II Is unrlvalcd
for It's tayor We directed by lessrs. LEA ~ PER
RIMS to prosecute all parties making vending
terleits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. Agents,
aul2 deop6m New YORK.
IiatcheiOr's Hair Dyc.-rhls superb Hair Dye
IS the best in the C0rid-percctIy harmless reiiahe and
instantaneous no disappointnenl 10 ridiculous tiuts
or dsagrtcahle udnr The genuine Wan. 4. EutuhCOT'-
Hair Dye produces ia,mfdiaciy a splendid Black or
Natural Brown: leaves The hair clean soft beautiful
does not contain particle Of lead any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, Is Bond ST., n
Y. dlyr lylO
Geo. 8. HOppin 81 Co., Comm!ssop Merchants
and Dealers in Flour Corn Rye, Oss, Malt Meal of al
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Llnseed oil Neal Me-
chaniG street. WNEcARtRr. AEaE dtf A2l
UT. Il. +. HarwOOd,
DENTIST,
NJ d3n
l.. MerriiieId, Tuner Of tl.a Piano Forte Orders
are received at WM. MGouRSEY' s. T, U. Block.
Yl5 dS&Wu
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TELECRaPHiC NEWS ITEMS.

Charles Green, the Sheriff OF Pacific county, Washington
Territory, while collecting murdered and robbed.
The Russian Amas sailed from Francisco yes
ierday for the Amoor.
Daniel Meehan walked of stcanhoat at Roniout Sat
urday night AMI drowned lis body recovered
Sundav morning.
Deputy Marshal Bates, OF Covngton, Ky. shot William
Tim Jeriase saturday night the latter running
TO escape arrest Tor robbery The nd f. serious
Five children In Covne Ky, ent vacant 10 &c.
achokes but dug instead pokeroo which they were
poisoned. The children are likely TO recover.
Rev. W. A. Dillingham; Speaker of the Maine II ouse OF
Representatives in 1865, died suddenly at Sidney, Me- Of
pneumonia, Saturday
The great tabernacle with New Jersey. New York
saturday In the evening u,cu0 people present
Eighteen thousand children, Inc udlng 1901 attend
Sunday school, visited Woodwards Gardens, in San Fran
cisco Saturday.
II. vignon, prominent sheep raiser Of Los Angeles
county, Cal, alteration SATURDAY. with his
shearers shot dead The hnne atey
a horse and escaped to the mountains.
The Chief State Engineer New Orleans reports that
Bonnet Care Crcvassc Ia 500 feet wide and twelve
fifteen fee. deep, and that II is almost impossible
II until the river falls several leet The river has
inches
committee OF colored waited Mayor Davis of
Cincinnati 70 confer the subject OF coored
among The police appointments. They for
appointment of proporonRtc number according pop
uaoD but asked 10 have the coored recognized
Mayor has inmacd his intention to Try the experiment
appointing few colored men as station keepers
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4 BAD ELGPEM-N CASE IN NAIVE.

The Harrington Chronicle, In mentioning the
eopement Of Dr.. Albion Cobb, of Casco. with Miss
Dow or Pennington, says the young lady belongs TO
one OF the best families, was wei educated and mas
heretofore borne an irreproachabie character. COBB
Is about lortynye years or age; has a VIE and four
Wn9m mis- crime must iail ike pail. lie was an
army surgeon during portion OF the late Southern
rebellion ana look charge OF Wilton Academy In
The TAIL OF 1882 III we mistake not. The young
lady whom he has ruined. beng III not very
good heath, was put under his charge by her
parents. who placed the most implicit conf
deuce ID him as a teacher aud medlcal adviser.
When too Ill TO attend school 1t his custom 10
visit her room for the purpose OF hearing her reclta-
lions, on which occasions. undoubtedly he sue
cee3ed IN accomplishing his purpose friend in
forms MS that Cobb lett Wilton for his home IN Casco
Thursday evening by private conveyance, arriving
at The latter pGlut early Friday morning. An init
maio friend OF the family, VINO had IL from Mrs.
CoDh's own lips says he appeared very much excited
and was for inc first time IN his life, rough and
Kind 10 ms wiIe lie had been ia the house but q
short time when he started out and hired horse
stating that he must IL, at the depot IN Mechanic
Fails len miles distant when the half-past twelve
Train arrived. MIS-. Cobb SAID she would go With MN.
lie made some frivolous reply, stating That he didn't
want any woman with him sucn excursions.
But he rnally consented for her TO accompany nm.
ArtiVng az VI .chanic Falls lie said he had particular
business al the depot. and she had better call on
some 81 her friends and wait his return. she did 50,
but waited In vain, and has heard nothing from
went on with her IL Is said That Mrs. Cobb Il nearly
distracted. Some months since she received letter
nom person IN Wilton, winch informed her that
her husoaud was rather too inunate with one OF his
Young ladv Supls; but sue paid no attention TO II.
supposng II To he mere gossip or scandal. Cobb
took with MIN from his tome some $500. leaving MS
family comparatively nothing, abide from the house
IL which they 1--we.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Forthcoming Address OF the Republican
Members Of the legislature he "New Re
fOrm' Pnrty-DO Any Of Them Take Tam
many Waters
ALBANY, April %, 1871.
There Is considerable talk here just now among
the country re pub lean Assemolymen who are still
hanging about town. to the 'pointsn of the
address to the people" which the special commit
tee appointed Tor that purpose are TO make up
on Friday next. Winans, II Ia settled will get his
ribs tekled in a way that will not be very agreeable
to himself, even If II does take the fancy OF his for
mcr Dunkirk friends. 1t is rumored that the ''new
republican party" which Scribner and his forty
compatriots Ia The foundation stone of in caucus
at Congress Hall last week. will get a particularly
sweet paragraph III the address. AIropcs OF thus
reform party, who declare that they are determin ed
to Kill or all republicans who. In an under
ground way affiliate with Tammauy Hall, 1t
may not be without certain degree OF interest to
state that the Committee OF Sixteen appointed to
inagurate the new plrty movement are not all Of
them such enemies of Tanmany rs might be sup.
posed The why is just this Five OF <le SIX
teen voted with the democrats on the water supply
bill. Here are their ntmes:-Cyrus Burn ms, OF
Ulster; J. W. Hill, OF Saratoga; II. Bunce, OF
Oneida; A, Shepard sou, Of Clinton, ana George p.
read these men out OF the party for taking sides
with Trmmany In this water business Is the move
ment after all, only a "strike ~
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THE DOOM OF WiNAvS.

His Republican Constituency Brand Him a
Traitor They Demand that he Resign aud
RemGve to the = XIII Ward, New York.
JAMESTOWN, N. T., April 20, 1871.
meeting OF the republican electors OF James
town. chautauqua county, N. Y, was held yesterday
and the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:-
Whereas q. > Wtuans, the republican represent alive
OF this Assembly district has betrayed the
him 10y the oican sold himself to
Tamuauy and its corrupt schemes tnereby bringing
his constituents, who generously cDnplnented
him by Unanimous nomination to the position he SO
bssely dishonoIed; therefore. be
party.
Resolved. That repudiae him represent ative,
and dem anJ that he forthwith resign.
keso we'd, That request him
sembly district, hut that take his residence
"ooody sixth ward OF New York the
associates with whom he so lately acted the Assembly
Resolved That the attempt unscrupuous
to connect Hon. Keu L. fenton transfer of
Winans is otspcaoe, and that they deserve they
generally receive, the unqualified condemnation all good
Resolved That the secretary OF this meeting instructed
to furnish the Associated Press and all the local papers with
copy OF these resolutions.
WILLIAM R. BRADSHAW, Secretary.
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BURNING OF AN IysiyE ASYLUM.

Three o. the Inmates Perish in the Flames.
The State Lunatic Asylum at Lincoln, Neb., was
totally destroyed by lire on Monday morning, the
17ninst and three OF the unfortunate Inmates were
burned ur In the BUILDING. TDc scene must have
been terrible one. correspondent of the Omaha
Herald describing II says:-"Dr. Larsh and his as
sistans had got the most Of the inmates out before
the crowd arrived, but tue insane people would keep
getting away. ana would rush back INTO the burning
building. by hard work the Doctor and his
people keDt Them back and saved them
until the citizens commenced arriving TO helm
HIN. up 10 THIS hour there three III
the inmates missing, only OF whom they
know Is burned. HIS name Is KCeler. He ~ Inc
man who lied his keeper while IN the as ,Ium In
Iowa. lie was chained TO The floor and co ld not be
got out. There were also two whose names we
could not learn. They were all brought into town.
and are now at the state House. being cared for and
are dong WE'LL rne fire caught the top fgor of
the building, IN the north wing near the same 81 ct
II was set on fire before, and Dr. Larsh says that he
thinks II was set on ire this time. Ano her report
Is That one oil tue inmates In one oil the rooms the
fourth noor, set his bed on fire, but up 10 this
time II II hard to tell how IT happened Some
think That the insane man who brought
here from Nebraska City about two weeks
fire, set this on fire. When rnc wa Oh nan Grst dis.
covered tue fire he says " he mad mad any means Of
putting IL out he could nave done so win very little
trouble. but there not hose or water convent.
ence OF any KIND In the building. and The water had
10 lie carried aDout 200 YARDS IN pals. There IS
nothing now remaining OF Tie beautiful stone strJc.
ture except the north wall, when stands rs grim
guardian over tue runs. There was very little
saved. when the fire was first discovered from the
cry ~ was breaking through the roof and windows
ot the north wing OF the building. There was quite
sun breeze blowing irom me southwest at the time.
which made the IRE burn very RAPIDLY. The build
Ing and contents were valued nc about S2oo, 600 and
are insured IN Eastern companies for 500. goo as
follows, vlZ.:-Ph rmx OF Brookiyn, $4,000; Under
writer's OF New York, s5j,00D: Lorlllard, OF New
YORK, $4,000 Putnam, or Hartford. Conn.,, $4,000;
Lamar, oil Chicago, $4,000.
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WEATH sR REPORT.

WAE DEPARTMENT. {
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER (
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aprl 90, 1850 L. NJ. I
synopsis Jor TIE Past 7a1enty.four Hours.
The barometer continues low at the Pacific coast
anu Rocky Mountain stations and has begun 10 fall
in the northwest. The high pressure reported on
Saturday night in the southwest has extended
northward to Lake Michigan and eastward to New
York, and now covers the regions south Of that
line, with generally clear weather. Cloudy weather
and light rains prevailed on the lower lakes and
Eastern States, but have now almost entirely DIS
appeared.
Probabilities
1t is probable that the barometer will continue to
fall In the Mississippi Valley, with fresh soulherly
winds in the ONO Valley and northward. Clear
anu partially cloudy weather VIII probably prevail
on the Atlantic and Gulf on Monday.
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z U r O p z.
RUSSIA.

What Eavope has Gained by the London
Conference.
The Russian of1cial journal published on Thurs
day. the 9th, the ratification Of the London Conven.
ton aprogatng the article Of the Paris treaty neu
trazing the Black Sea- With reference to this con-
vention the economical Vienna Absndpost has Just
published series OF articles 10 show that In exchange
FOR Illuminating restriction whlcl had no polltlca
value Europe has obtained through the London Con-
ference some substantial advantages and Turkey
increased securities against Russian attack These
advantages AMI securities are comprised IN three
valuable concessions made by kussla-Flrsf, the
DECENTRALIZATION OF the WORKS at the mouth OF the
OF the treaty oil 1885, by VIII ch imDosts are TO be
levied for the works at the IrOn Gate, on the Dam
ube and th.rdly, Turkey Is now enabled TO open the
Black sea to friendly Powers whenever sne con-
sders herself In danger while by the treaty OF 1906
she could only do SO II Russia formally declared war
against her.
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Shipping Notes.

The ship VIM storer, from Liverpool IL detained Qua
rafaine by the Health Omcer smallpox having broken
'he passage and seven deahsfour adults and three chill
occurring from the loa,hsonc disease The vessel
arrived IN port Thursday evenings since which time i've
cases have appeared two the morning after arrival and
hTce yesterday morning, ali Of whom
West Bank Hospital for treatment Vaccination the
passengers 27o in number less the deaths Of The crew.
had Immediate attention, and the vessel thoroughly dsn-
feced She VIII lie detained at present anchorage until
every vestge OF the malady obi,cated The steamship
Europa, from Glasgow IA also detained mt Quarantine Tor
Ike reason She arrived Saturday morning with one Of
her crew Sick but her passengers WELL
win pe short.
Marine Disasters.
shIr BLANpINA DUDLEY, from London for Boston, be.
lore reported foundered ut abandoned April T.
bAkh JOSEPH WrIH tof Londonderry, Ns Pierson, from
mhtanzI fJr New orK, with sugar, In ashore on Long
Beach, ~ miles nortn Of Little Egg Hssbor
BARK TRINITY, from the Georgian Group for New Lon
dom, ashore on Tisher's Island. has bnsed
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w A S HIN CT ON.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1871.
Tue Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, April Zjs lcsls
Tho Supreme Court.
Between thirty and forty cases are now under adj
vsement by the Supreme Court OF the United States
Most Of them win be decided at the adjourned meet
ing Of the court on Monday, May l. Chief Justice
Chase Is IN consultation on two OF them. involving
the constitutionality OF the Legal Tender act;
also In the case OF Klein. and the other
case from the Court Of Claims, which involves the
question OF the ccnsttutlonaity Of the provsso In
an act Of Congress OF July, 1870 that pardon or
amnesty granted by the President should be con-
side.ed by the courts in deciding upon any claim
against the United States.
The spanish Vice Consul mt New York.
The President mas recognized FREDERICK Granadao
Vice Consul OF Spain at New YorK.
The Boston iost Office.
Tie contract for the IRON work and beams Of the
new Boston Post once and Custom House was
awarded on Saturday to the National Bridge Com
pany OF tnat city.
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atYirmcd nothing, proposed no new policy or nca-
sure. II IL power y-strlcken as TO principeS Ihey
oppose everything. but offer nothing setter. Ihey
oppose national BANKS bnt otter nothing to take
their place. They talk OF Tree u ade but dare nor
avow themselves in favor OF direct taNasiom,
In the recent election in this State local issues nave
given the democracy power; but next year ~ wow,u
go r. publican by a largely increased majority. w
have heard much ABOUT the disintegrat on OF ING
republican party but II was not dead nor sseepinS.
II was pirdng itself for more sigorons
struggie than ever The party witi not
close Its career until liberty u assured
TO all from the highest TO the lowest IL Is III the
hands OF an Allwlse Providence and is being used
for a glorious purpose In concluding his remarks
he declared his belief that II the democratic party
came into power the Southern states
would quietly seceae with the sanction
OF the parry. The people OF the South did not be-
ieve the cause they had fought for lost cause
and still cherished the drt am Q! a confederacy.
JEFFERSON Davis had SO declared in recent
speech, and such was the hope INDUCED IN
by all They did not believe there ever would be
another war there 10 preserve the Union.
Senator Morton was followed by Hon. John
Coburn, Member OF Congress.
After Mr. Colburn csncluded, short addresses were
maze by Judge Lawrence, OF Ohio, and Hon. w. r.
Fisback OF Indiana. Al thirteen minutes past ten
p. NJ the President was escorted 10 the depot when
he lett by special train on the vandalla road for
ST. Louis.
Arrival Of the President in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 23, 1871.
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NATURAL GAS IN NEW oRLE6Ss.-A New Orleans
i1an, VINO sunk well IN the OF his factory the
Other day found, wncn he had reached the depth or
i0rly.slx leet, tnat there was sudden AMI very
powerful dow 81 gas from II. He immediately
closed me pipe thinking 10 utilize this gas TOR illu.
mGating purposes but FOUND tue pressure too great
when the fuea struck hm TO direct IT into lhe boiler
OF one Of bis engines aud experiment with IL IN
making steam. But no sooner had the connection
been made thar the engine began TO entirely
by the pressure or the gas acting upor the piston ~
pressure or twelve pounds 10 the square inch: and
SO ~ has continued giving no sign OF exhaustion.
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LOOK PoR C0MET.--Lewis swift. OF Cortland
county, writes 10 The Syracuse JOarnai that he has
discovered Il comet IN The constellation Perseus
nearly IN tue same hcld with Alpna, the brightest
star IN TIE constellation. Its position ut nlnc hours
Ten minutes, local time, WAS about night asce nslon
three hours and ten minutes INCLINATION north
fortynine degrees thirty.Dye minutes In has n ,,ii
ten minutes IN lengIl and ~ moving at the rate az
ABOUT thlry.nve lnlukeS per day toward Capela "
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We give the following on the authority OF the Lon.
don correspondent OF the manchester Gu u'dtan:-
Prince Napoleon has given caoo for house at Lancaster
Gate whch with Judicious fore ought conr,veI
the choicest furniture pictures and OBJECTS
slttcred at aleu- and the ialas Royal
yet II Is nevertheless true that
tie imperial tuye had the sense to sni the coming dan
ger f.om and, while yet the compIf "
clear. prepare Tor tie inn ending
sold estate and chateau IN switzerland Lucas the
contractor G7OUU0 an having tired cimes
he 10 have made up his mind that about
place settle in times is the side Hyde
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DEATH or AN ON ELEPHANT-Tippoo Ssib inc
huge eggplant heion2nR 10 Van AmDurg A. Co y
Menapere. died OF disease Of the .eayl ~ CON
nersvnie, on ffiiay ias. He was ABOUT sixty years
oh. and was imported 10 ms country from Asa
about thirty years ago. lie measured about ten lee;
~ height aiid weighed about len thousand pounds
DIS Naldc was estimated at $1,000. - BitoApiffe
liasG.J Democrat, Ipfu IL.
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SF0ILING foR A FI6HT.-The following challenge
appeals In % La Crosse, Wis, psper:--

Charles Collins, open 20 eight The following gentle.
men Nike OCunnor, alias "Red Handed Hlke' Dan
Carr bundred TO hundred dollars, or
much they rase the fight place Ia one
month from date Of signing articles To bind
have thus day deposited nity dollars with John Connogs
and III this suit either Of the abovenRned gentlemen
viii please a1lcles and deposit and rcaiv ..
them CHARLES COLLINS. alias the "Csst Iron an.T
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS by BAILOoy-
Professor Wise OF Lancaster, the celebrated aero.
maui, proposes TO make number Of balloon ascen.
blons sofne time during the summer, in company
with oiner SCIENTIFIC gentlemen. during the prcva
ience ol thunder storms, for the purpose OF mcteo.
rological northumberland tpl1 Iele.
gfop't IprN IL.