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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-10
An EartI,ouake.

NEWCASTLE, Del, Oct. 9.-There was q per-
ceptihle shock of earthquake here, accompanied
by roaring sound, at $40 this morning, caus-
ing great alarm. All the houses were shaken.
There was no damage done to property.
SALEM, N. j., Oct. o. A shock of earthquake
was felt here this morning, lasting several sec.
ondsi iarring the houses, windows, &C.,
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Our New York Dispatches.


New York. Der. at is stated that one of
the boll towers for which $40 600 was maid actin
ouv cost oniy Il 5nO and that MacGrcgor sr-
nprintrndrnt of hnldinns wos the builder The
CONT record Of T,yecd's bonkruntcv stoned nv
Judrr BARNARD ,na,r in Octohcr s6t Is nrintcd
Tweed is now worth over 500 900 400 The Tri.
bunc states tbnt Immense omou1tg'or coal has
been furnished ostrnsiblv for tho usc of the on
oine of thc court b0nsr Lpt really have bccn "a
ken nv tbc attaches in immense Quantities
Tho yorl,inu1nrnis nnlihcni nary hold n moot
incr last niobt adonted MA firm fovorinr eiUbt
hours for labor. asserting that nroncrtv bcing
the nroducfion Of industry Of ri,rht bcion@s 70
Droducers: that nh colleges and schools sbould
be supported by the government: that the roy-
eminent should establish an industrial bureau
which shall furnish employment 70 the uncm.
Moved. A committee was onnointed to confer
with the citizens committee Of seventy with the
view of an alliance m case the objects of both
were harmonious mass meeting of The work
inrmcn will be held ON the 18th inst,
In the case of Inrersoll to-day. aff1dayits were
road on the mart of the defendant from John
Hardy clerk of fine common connect Josenh r..
Young. clerk of the hoard of supervisors, that
they knew of no money. either nvernoid or dine
TO i1srersoI nv the counril. MAYOR or snneryi-
sors. The counsel for the defense read Have
mevel's affidavit. and commended that as il was
founded cnurely on information and belief the
court could not grant the plaintiff standing in
court. The counsel mtimatcd that thew would
go on with this argument until MIR. O'Gorman,
corporation council, could be placed on the
stand or his affidavit be obtained. 1t was claimed
that it was essential that the common council
and supervisors should be joined IN the issue
as they are charged with collision. After wait
ing the arrival of Mr. O'Gorman, he not appear
ing, thecase was postponed till Wednesday.
The Joint investigating committee of the al
dcrmen, supervisors and citizens, met in the
room of the supervisors, in the county cour
house, to-day, at three O'Clock, and the citizens
committee submitted the reports that they have
been preparing for two months past. The re-
ports comprise: First, VIM. A. Booths report
second, report on armores; third, report on the
city and county appropriations and eXpendi.
lures; fourth, report on pay rolls fifth, report
on the Schuyler frauds. These reports are vo-
luminous, but comprehensive and conclusive,
They establish, beyond reasonable doubt:
First that the city debt is practically one hun
drcd and twenty million dollars; second, that
not merely extravaganza, but fraud and
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FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.


LONDON, Oct. Cit is proposed TO erect ma
tional memorial, the exact character of which is
not stated, TO the late Charles Dickens. The
project originated at Portsmouth, Dickens's ma
tive place.
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
Gen. Sir John Fox Burgoyne, baronet, vet
eran OF the Napoleonic wars, died yesterday at
the advanced age of eighty-nine years
STRIKE UNDER ARBITRATION.
1t is proposed that should the conditions fixed
upon for the settlement of the dispute between
the wOrkmen and employers at Newcastle not
be accepted by the latter, that the point or points
objected to shall be submitted to arbitration the
decision of the arbitrator 10 be final. The an
nouncement, therefore, that the engineers strike
was virtually at an end is substantially correct
The police at Newcastle threaten to initiate
strike for increased pay.
NINE-HoUR MEETING.
meeting, under the auspices of the nine
hour league, was held in Trafalgar square to-
night. MIR. Odger presided, and made the prin-
cipal address. About two thousand persons
were present The proceedings were orderly,
and at the close the crowd quietly dispersed.
France.
BURNING OF STEAMSHIP LAFAYETTE.
PARIS, Oct 9.-The details of the burning of
the steamship Lafayette, at Havre, states that
the fire broke out early in the morning, and the
vessel was soon enveloped in flames. She was
towed from her dock to the middle of the quay,
and nothing of her cargo saved. The officers
and crew lost all their effects, and much of the
baggage of the passengers were also lost The
cargo was insured for million and a half of
francs. The steamship was valued at three and
a half millions of francs, and insured one-third.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Further returns of elections for conSelS gener-
edlr show that three candidates of the right or
conservative wing are defeated by republicans in
the department Of Cher. The moderates have
| been successful in the city of Roueu. The
radicals carry the departments of Rhone and
| Var, and probably all the industrial centres
Picard and FORBADE are defeated and Generals
Faidherbe and Ducrot elected. Two imperalist
| candidates were successful in the department OF
| Aisne, and one in the department Of Aube.
! spain.
| POLITICAL.
| MADRID, Oct. "a joint meeting of leading
democrats and progressionists has been held
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0drurcester 4ailg spp.
CITY NEWS.

There will be several millinery openings to-
day. See advertisements.
Lydia Thompson's troupe will play at Music
all tomorrow evening.
All bills against the Peoples club fair should
be handed in to the treasurer on or before Sat
urday, the 14th inst.
The Bay State and First National insurance
companies of this city, will each lose $4,000 by
the Chicago fire. The Peoples losses will be
greater.
An insane man by the name of Adams, about
sixty years old escaped from the lunatic hos
ptal yesterday afternoon and had not been
found at last accounts.
Through by Daylight" is the name of the
sensational play to be produced for the first
time in this city at Music hall tonight The
principal character will be acted by James NJ.
Ward, supported by dramatic company under
the management of II. G. Clarke, who has been
very successful when here before.
freight train on the Providence road rot off
the track between here and Millbury, yesterday
morning, on account of broken axle. and con-
siderable delay was caused by the means. One
box car was smashed, and another thrown di
1872 "NhNN' b'tu lldVhS. lUc passengers had
to be transferred during the forenoon, as no
trains could pass
A well attended public temperance meeting
was held, last evening, under the auspices of
the Good Templars, at Temperance hall Adj
dresses were made by Rev. George S. Ball, NJ.
Almy Aldrich, NJ. S. johnson, and Mr.. SMART
and the introduction OF literary and musical
exercises by Misses Wilson, Richmond and
Conant Mr.. Lamb and Master Mcnamara,
added much to make the meeting pleasant, as it
was enthusiastic and earnest.
Several unruly and dsordery juveniles, be-
tween fifteen and sixteen years of age, named
john Nawn, James Nawn, Emmett Nawn, Edward
Flaherty, and John Roman, were brought before
Judge Chapin's court for Juvenile offenders, yes
terday, and fined SO each and costs, amounting
IN all to $3.50, for breaking glass One of the
gang, named John b. Sullivan, aged twelve,
was sentenced to the state reform school during
ms minority. These youths were portion of
dlsorderly party from the vicinity of the Adri-
atlc mill, who committed sundry deprcdations
upon the grounds and shop Of Elkanah Rich in
Tatnuck on Sunday.
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LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGRAPH
re THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THE CHICAGO CONFEDERATION /!
The Great City in Ruins {!
ALL THE BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED!
THE HOTELS ALL DESTROYED (!
DeSOlatiOn and Death :!
100000 PERSONS HOMELESS 1!
Hunger Added to the Horror {!
UNKNOWN NUMBER OF LIVES LOST 1!
HELP FROM OTHER CITIES /!
Generous Responses to Calls for Aid |!
THE FIRE STILL RAGING
How Hartford is Affected.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
Full Particulars up to the Latest Hour
of the Greatest and Most Ter
rlble Confagration of
Modern Times!
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MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-Present indications
point to one of the most successful festivals ever
hcid in the state. In addition to the eminent
talent already announced, including the names
OF Madam Bishop, Miss Sterling, Messrs. Simp.
son and Thomas, the managers have just effect
cd an engagement with the girl violiuist, Persis
Bell, of the Boston Conservatory of Music, who
VIII appear in one or more concerts. Although
but fourteen years old, she is pronounced by
good Judges, the most wonderful lady violinist
oil the age, not even excepting Camilla Urso on
her first appearance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-10

LYCEUM AND NATURAL HISTORY AssoCIA-
TIoN.-Ihere will be a meeting of this associa-
ton at its lecture room in Worcester bank
block, this evening at halfpast seven O'Clock
4. u. Sanborn, Of the Boston society of natural
history, has accepted an invitation to address
the association upon insects, ami will undoubt-
euly say something in regard to insects iniuri-
Gus to vegetation. This meeting, which is free
to all persons interested, is the opening one for
the season, and will be of unusual interest TO
all Members are urgently requested to be
present tonight The committee on the proposcd
lernery show will be announced this evening.
CITY MoRTALITY-The number of deaths in
worcester during the week ending Oct. I was
thirtyone, including two still born; fourteen
males and seventeen females. Four died of con-
sumption, three ofcroup, teething two, dysentery
two, maniacal exhaustion two, and one each of
lung fever, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, spasms,
Inflammation of the bowels, whooping cough,
canker rash, heart disease, cancer, pneumonia
cholera inlantum, killed by cars, and old age,
he five oldest were So, IS, 6S, 65 and GA. Six.
teen were under five years and seven under one
year old Twenty-Five were of foreign parent.
age.
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LABOR REFoRM.-The meeting at Upper
horticultural hall last eN cning in the interests of
labor reioHa was not largely attended. Mr.
Darius Parsons presided and speeches were made
by Messrs A. A. Reed, NJ. S. johnson, John
Colbert, Geo. E. Mansfield, Warner Johnson and
Others. The announcement was made that E.
M. Chambern, the laborEreform nominee for
governor, would speak in this city during the
campaign, and committee chosen to raise funds
by subscription to help carry on the campaign
were also authorized and instructed to make
arrangements for the use of Mechanics hall on
the occasion of that eentlcman's address. A
vote was passed thanking Rev. Mr.. Mallalieu of
Trinity church, for preaching the first sermon
ever preached in this city in the interests Of
labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-10

The GRAND FAIR IN AID OF ST. PAUL's
CHURCH, which will open in Mechanics hal this
evening, and continue ten days, will combine all
the elements of success which proved so profita-
Bile to the Catholics in their fairs last winter. Tab
leaux, shadow pantomimes dramatic represen-
tations, NC, with new programme for each
evening, are among the attractions. Various
schemes, wherein book and pencil are used,
have been on foot for several days; and by that
means the fair opens with quite sum already
realized. One of the schemes was the giving of
policemans oyercOat and cape to the officer
receiving the most votes, and already $3.50 have
been realized, and the book closed in favor of
Officer Hogan; but he has turned them over to
the fair again, to have the vote repeated, with
drawing the votes already cast in his favor and
allowing those cast for the others to stand
The cost of the articles was sos, and the fair
will probably net four or five times that sum
from just this one item.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-10

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT-GRAY, 1.-THE
court was occupied yesterday chiefly with di-
vorce cases. Emma L. Smith was divorced from
Daniel W. Smith, and Mary P. Ruggles from
Seymour S. Ruggles on the ground of adultery,
and leave was granted to the libellants to re-
sumo their maiden names
Liberty Dinsmore was divorced from Emily Dins
more, and Dexter Dickinson, Jr, from Julia
Dickinson, and Waterman Il. Nichols from Mary
j. Nichols, ON the ground of desertIOn.
Charles l.. Warren VS.. Georgiana $. Warren
Divorce Cor adultery decreed
Elvira r. Young VS.. Charles E. Young. Divorce
decreed nisi.for desertion.
Mary G. Lane VS.. David Lane. Divorce for deser.
tion decreed aud libellaut TO resume her maiden
name.
Ella A, Livingston We. Charles w, Livingston
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Spain.

MADRID, Oct. "a joint meeting of leading
democrats and progressionists has been held
Acuon was taken toward the formation Of o new
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-11
III WILBERT.

rs Sow s preCa,,d pTn to execute RRcK A,ny.
s,rscts s TO ciyn WIN s.tis,L ~ AL ITS BRANcI
~ rrLSAsIEhlNG 20 Gone to order BRICK --,.x,i
on hpnd and dif%' ios .a shlCK and laM r. eon.Is,
Nv hesdenGe-on Rrt.rt F, N, w., ~. .
A'd'e's f'l 'oien'n Centre p. ~, .,s
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

DoARD Al ELIZABETH, ~ jim A PRIVATE FAN.
- N.Y. for two or three perscns; hve minutes ~
pot herted BY furnace and lighted BY caa Apy nj
q Eas Grasd street, OF address A. boa Jos, ohse. Ei1A
bell, Nys
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
GRAND INTERNATIONAL zooLoGIcAL GARDEN,
" HlPPCDKOME POLYTFCHNIC INSTITUTE
= AND CIRCUS.


GRAND INTERNATIONAL zooLosIcAL GARDEN.
u HIrfcDkoSks, sP PotYiTE9sSio cir6Tsl issTl1urE
This unique, compreaen:ve and immense segregation of
tion. s arriving from the Old World AMI being
VIII be complete in few weeks and viii be opened
THIRD AvEsvEE TUE Asp sfEAb sisIqTKinD hITEi STREET,
No s.y ., cce'.s y .ss A@:Tisan In.u,. Fair .so
Ordinary WIN Include he Isrsest and best col
sSSGSss ss
River through sssirs range of sSinoscerosss Es
pssnts Eanss Snu' Lions Tigers Leopards, ostriches
eapy Creusn from Asia Africa anl every @ por
THE POLYTECHNIC DEPARTMENT
WIN contain Models of Rare Machinery, motion, and
vast and wonder coec',on Of MOVING hunca and other
as other cnosie' IN great panser gathered from n.
pssocmsS moulding chants bwarf: New Zealand sarsge.
Canniba Digger Indians aud ohor speciocns Of
before AFFORDED ty living objects.
AsS'A y THE GREAT HIrPoDnoME,
consisting OF the nncs stud OF Arabian Horses ever before
bron osshe and nSSans spssInsns 80 Of this
and as,enishns eats ever before witnessed or heard OK
ali OF the above attractions, Of which only ninw
hare been given, u addedan
INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS,
seen combination, including Gymnasts Athletes,
:rs having no p:ers N iSs wod .nnib
ion w placed before The public N The NOR. gsnss and
noon and evening One snge and hbers admission fee
For matters connected with ths establishment address
BArTY, MARSHALL, -nESGLER DE JEAN
Nsusrers Of International geological Garucn, dc Grand
Central HOTEL New YorA
T .Es AyAxoRPnosEs.
rss most wonderful Optical Toy in the world.
with twssty-for coIorsd illustrations, ~,
sold last season for 50.
An immensr variety Of ne. wenders from Paris.
HARTEs conjurins Repository. 7<S broadway.
MUSICAL.
4 eENTLExAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION. ON THE
"A psneforss q pupi. residences tor sio per ansrss
boz Sl HssaId Gpsown Branch onlce, Las Brosdway.
AT The JEROME HOPKINS oRpHEoN CHORAL
N sociocs Free Choir school boys meet Monday after
at r. M and adults IN the evening ~ ~ Chryscs
tes chspe Sss seventh avenues corner suses
~. ----- ...s o1-
MUSICAL cARp.-sTRICTLY PRIVATE Lessons,
N piano, organ, gutsr, VIOLIN mnEng day and evening
- Clinton place, Eighth street. Easp,ishsd ~ Circulars
mailed. :! JAY WATSON, Director.
A ANTONIO rARAyALLI, TENOR slHaEE, FROM
sueet Terms very moderate Hours FROM
10 10 3. Near sixih avenusA
1r HALLAMs MUSICAL ACADEMY,
MI. No. II Union sluare, FOURTH avenue -.
instrumental and Vocal instruction, Slo sla 81
NEW YORK c9ssERyaIoEx Ssy EsS OF EyrsISa NgsISa
Axx,,,c,,,on FOR Admission naust ne made AZ tho
GENERAL Conservatory oalces, ,,,. s,,,,,,,n
$40 BROADWAY, nesr Twelfth street. schaeer,hs puo'ng
BROoKLyN BRANCH,
log lo4 and 100 Court street. near sste , :, IN. re.,
The directors have arranged W ave essVns ~ "V 'SsS
Qtn,cs Qt pupDn whsp lektels
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
AWUsR,fRvrs

TIEIoN SQUARE THEATRE
K w. BurLER n.o.o".s ana .ousssn. Manager
CkoWD DED AND DKIiaaTRD xrDiENCEs.
ESTABLISHES NOVELTIES THIS WEEK.
LEFyIN9WELL
ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS.
LEFT iNuW ELL IN his great character of ROMEO.
Mia Iizzis wIMoRE,
Miss HARDY, Miss cUMMIN0s MAS STANWOOD.
". r. SHkLoON, A. b. KENNEDY, j. DE ANGELS
viii appear in the cast
THE GREAT MATTHEW FAMILY.
A., ,,,., which cannot be equalled for versatility.
"i~ EMMA AFFORD First appearance OF the ACCOM-
.,<,,,,., plahed vocalist.
HTGHEY I, p@ouGnEATY, @ GEO. I'LL GOES, LEW RAT
4. ILLEh L n SChWEkCAkDI, ASHCROFT vnd MORTON
Nile. BONFANTT, Nile. BoNFANU
and GRAND BALLET TROUPE
zoe small biils A constant change Of programme
- MATiNEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SPECIAL NoTlCE-WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON,
BENEFIT IN AID OF THE CHICAGO SUFFERkkS
Inc entire recepts Of the house viii be given.
The New York herald., 1871-10-16

DOWERy THEATRE,
fHE GREAT NAN Hxs ARRIVED. g. = i'ensn
- Mr.. JOSEPH MURPHY,
TIE GREATEST IRISH COMEDIAN AND CHARACTER
ACTOR LIVING,
In series Of renowned and artistic characterizatons
which he has equal.
He vii appear Ia FRED q. MEApER's most popular
introducing his wonderful versatility and fidelity 10 nature
N IRISH end DUTCH DIALECTS, with SONGS, DANCES
SKETCHES and CONICALITIE6.
II. Pat OShsughnessy,
ChrsoPh von Ls,bsssin,
Monday, October lS~3RAND nxTiNEE Al O'CLOCK.
n aid Of the fund in aid Of the BY the late FIRE
CHICAGO. The celebrated actress Miss LUCILLE IVES.
TERN Mr.. JAS. A. HEARNE, Mr. W. n. wHALLEY, and
the whole company have volunteered for the OCCASION
The New York herald., 1871-10-16

WAI+LLASSK,s. IL. q
FlRsT APPEARANCE IN THIS THEATkE
OF the eminent Comedian
.,,,. Ak. CHAS. Matthew's
THIS tAOkDAf) EVENING, OCTOBER l6
on which occasion viii be presented
TWO NEW COMEDIES,
Wltn new and beautiful Scenery, BY Nsasrs 1SHERWOOD,
EVANS HlILYARD. and elegant Properties and
"a. Appointments, By NJ. y. GOODWIN.
nj, ane psrfoTmsnce win commence with for ae hss TINS,
mu,,n CURIOUS CASE.
CHARIsS cHAs M hRS hRRsS.,xWFREE
sRRvAM .'..'.........'.... .....mr huA5AHR pAH
Ma AJBREY CLARA JEakiNos
10 concudo WITH for the FIRST time, Charles Mahews' and
siingsby Lswrsnce,. powsrfn ri.I modern % Consuy,
~ Mt prryAbLk pArrAbLk HAWK .......Ar CHARLES MAIHEwe
sr HAIRY LEsfR. M ). 3. POLK
FREDERIcI Na;iiiir:'.....'-.nk III vSo1sis
sTCLUEcASA NobAc.. hr. D. T. klM00OLD
61. CHAS kOOh EL
TiiES ~ -. ~. e Ln0H AnD
s:..s ~ ~ nOLAAn y
III "A" MIA JOHN sErrON
rLUnA CA IIUm
n. 20 ELI. NJ
SEVERAL NOvELTiEs are IN active preparation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-16

w MONDAY EVENING, OCTOHER i6
EVERY EvEkINo. AND SATURDAY % hATIEEE,
THE oCTOROON. $4s
suFm r. SN A
' d. RYsxR - l. L 'oc0V;aoR. j. iva WHLEAck, a
A. H. sheldon, Mss Louise Miss Jennie ArnoS M
Gussie DE Forrest Mss hate Rynsr, Miss NJ Pennoycr.
NEW sCENEkY, MAcHlEERY&, III; & COSTUMES AND Aps
Monday TSSrsdsy IN raSn% saS r
and farce of the STEEPLE CHASE
THURSDAY OCTOBER lg
BOTH MATINEE AND EVENING,
BENEFIT or THE SUFFEREkS
= OF THE CHICAGO FIRE.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE PORTS JubJLKR.-AtT Trinity Catholic Church
tomorrow the ceremonies win be OF very fnrosinC
character, the choir will be composed Of about 81
performers including the Georgetown College choir
in the kyrie, Gloria and Sanctus from HAydAn
Credo and Agnus Del, Wet er; and a grand Te Deum,
Ronberg; all conducted by w. ID. Clements,
GEoRsFrowN LIGHT ISFaxrRx.-The orsaniza-
tion Of this new company completed last evening
by the election of the following non-commissioned
officers; r.. Emmett Smith, Orderly Sergeant; W
q. Hill. I'd; C. J. stoddard, Sd; i, Lewis Hsuf, 9Th
and W. Foster, dh. Corporals: G. Daily. Edwin
Dan, jacob wsksniyht, !. n. skidmOre; l. y.
Butler. The company numbers over 60 members, an
armory has been secured at Forrest Hall.
THE PUBLIC sSHoeLs.-The Board of Guardians
Of Georgetown Public Schools met last evening
Mr.. Dunlop, presented the order Of examination fol
the public schools, and also stated the number OF
scholars in Attendance for the month of May 20 b
~, the number Of schools 8. of which primary
on stated 20 have taken place in one OF the schools
were then announced as follows: The examination
70 commence June fist, on which day Prfmar,
Schools Nos. apd are 20 be examined, No. b,
Mr.. Beail. and No. by Mr.. Rrmsburn, June %
Primary Schools Nos and 4; No; by Mr. Rams
burg tD1sy, and No BY Mr. Besll june "a; Fe Nal
Male Grammar, By M. W. L. Dunlop; june jun ss sR
Female Grammar. by N. Dunlop. The distributor
Of prizes viii take place on Friday, June 20. Ad
journed.
THK ILluNIxATIoN-Great preparations ar
being made by the Catholics here 10 illuminate to
night in. honor, Of the Pope. The convent and
appearance: calcium light at the college win aid
TO the effect
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G. G. BOWEN IN JAIL.
What ne says About the New York Di.

Ex-Congressman G. @. Bowen. '..,s,v 49,
yicted and sentenced TO the ~ ,a...isS~ S S'
amy, = sun - Wy "a, mere, and Is made as COM
~. .n - ~ ne can be under the circumstances
IN what Is known as the debtors department.
He il very frequently down stairs In conyersa-
ton with his friends In the once room. His
wife lSIrs. Pettigru King Bowenl has spent an
hour or two with him each day since his incar-
ceration, and, with a few personal friends, was
with him to-day. His friends are quite
sanguine of success In the application for
pardon, and he, too, is very hopeful that
he viii I'm few days be free man.
He takes his imprisonment quite philosophicallI
and even cheerfully since his friends informed
him of the great change I'm public sentimenl
after his sentence. In conversation with a rep
resentatiye of THE STAR this morning, he re-
marked that he had procured the New York di-
yorce in good faith, and as far as he was con-
cerned he believed il was legal divorce. If any
one was responsible for the crime, Ii was the
parties in New York who procured the divorces
that Is, If such divorce was not regular and
legal.
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POLICE COURT, Judge SzeH, To-pky..-Petcr
Minor charged with larceny Of Q pocket book con
tanning SIS, was committed for sentence 20 the re-
assault on Maria FORBES BY knocking her down and
jumping on tep OF her; lined IS. PetsE fo1ps;
vas guilty Of rmsckinc him; fined $40 and costs.
Betty Young, oolored, charged with assault on John
fined $40 and costs Toby Poster, eolored, assault
on Caroline Bowie; fined IS and costs Jas. slack,
'ctarged with assault and battery on Henry Jones,
osiofed; postponea- Walker W hite, the First Ward
seayenger, charged with assault and battery on
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gAn Indiana cat is sucking litter Of pigs.
~ I! Rural Georgia sylphs tread the mases Of
EAdx-weels' bride took arsenic In Indisna-
Iolis last week because his fslksD didn't liz
. - Edward Reniok, Of New orleans, took
brandy with his poison, and recovered, contrary
to the advice Of his physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
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saeets, is the place 10 buy your pure Teas and
Coffee at New York prices We advise all our
readers to patronize the above establishment.