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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-03
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DEATH By sUFFoCATION,
NEWARK, April 2.-Yesterdav, in the brewery
of Mr.. Fehleisen, Newark, Louis Schlehner was
ordered to clean out an empty beer vat, and
was also told to test the air in the vat, with
lighted candle, before he entered it. He neg
lected this precaution, and as soon as he enter
ed the man-hole Of the vat was overcome by the
carbonc acid gas and fell. Another brewer,
named Max Albrecht, in an attempt to rescue
his comrade, himself fell victim to the nox-
ious vapor Both men were dead when taken
out of the vat,
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Our New York Dispatches.

Bold and Successful RObbery-An Insur-
ance Company IN TrOubIe-MOre Arms
for Francc-Fhe Coming German Peace
Celebration 10 be a Grand AfTair-War
Vessels TO be Made Ready for Sea-MOre
Grimes and Deaths, etc.
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Ahbrex,.,.d D,.n.,.n..

Il. A. Rigelow 8 Co., wholesale grocers of
Milwaukee, WIS, have failed, Their liabilites
are heavy and assets light
Ex-senator Howard died Of spoPlexy atf De-
Iyolt yesterday morning
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-03

CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE MG.-There
was another large and enthusiastic temperance
gathering at Catholic institute last evening,
presided over by Mr.. Diggius. Mayor NJ. j.
McCafferty was the first speaker, and made a
most eloquent and effective address OF over an
hour i'll length, in favor OF total abstinence from
all intoxicating drinks, as beverage, as the
necessary and only safe course TO make sure Of
right to sell, as ABSTRACT question: he said the
great duty and responsibility Tor closing up the
liquor traffic rested with the buy er, as those
who sold would Immediately stop OF their own
accord, without any action Of the state consta'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-03

THE REICHSRA1


VIENNA, April 2.=zIn the reichsrath, q heated
debate is in progress on army matters. There
is wide division of opinion on proposition of
the government to raise French contingent re-
cruits. The house yesterday rejected a motion
to adjourn, and the discussion will be resumed
MOndaY.
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PROBABILITIES

The Canadian government has issued instruc-
tions to admit on and after April LIST the follow
ing articles free: Coal, coke, wheat, salt, -four,
peas, beans, rye, oats, Indian corn, oucxwheat,
and all other grains, Indian meal, oat meal,
-four or meal Of any other grains.
The specie shipment from New York, satur.
day, was S22b,qQO,
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A CARD.

We wouii inform the public thai this is no eombina- :
balance of this Stock to continue at IA Front st. it will
be chief aim study the interests of all who may
favor with their patronage warning all 10 beware OF
those sensational dealers who are rying to deceive tn,
public by offering their old shop-worn Stock, and lot
OF cheap Auction Rubber Goods trying to compete in
very weak way with our prices, at II Front St
We don't but very little what they say, as it
impossible for them sell the quality goods for
the price off ring took that cost IS per cent
less than manufacturers prices.
~ Don't be deceived by any one, but call at IA
Front ST., where selling goods at prices that
defy competition Cal at once as wish to make a
Quick sale of the stock left.
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RUBBERs! RUBBERs RuBBERs !

Remember, this Is chance for purchasing Boots
and Shoes of all styles and would recommend all to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-03
Weather Report.

SYNOPSIS,
The rising barometer, and clearing up wealth
er, reported, Saturday evening, in the lower
Mississippi valley, spread last night rapidly
north and eastward. Rains were experienced
treme east. The weather this morning was
clear in the gulf and south Atlantic states, and
still continues SO, but with FILLING barometer,
aud fresh south west wind. The clearing up
weather in the middle and upper Atlantic and
lower lakes, is now succeeded by clouds and
falling barometer.
PROBABILITIES.
1t is probable that stormy weather, with high
winds, will be felt on Lake Michigan, threaten.
ug weather on the lower lakes and in the Mis-
sissipp valley, aud partially cloudy weather
and fresh winds on the gulf and Atlantic
coasts.
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Misses Department.
Childs' Department.

In this Department we have endless assortment of
chds Button and Lace in Bronze Kid and Serge suta
bic for Spring Summer wear anu to warrant quick
sale we have marked them down much below cost. so
that those need of these goods viii only have to call
to secure BIG BARGAIN.
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AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES /!

which we will sell as low as the lowest. Also an ex-
tenslye variety OF Fine Gold OPERA, LEONTlNE and
VEST CHAINS, together with large assortment OF
all other goods in line be found in the city, and
zoe oth not be uRdersold.
Fine Watch Repairing i-MR. ALFRED HART
WELL has charge of this department, and is sufficient
guarantee that any watches entrusted to him will be
promptly and sktJfutly attended 10.
In this connection invite attention 10 our FINE
REGULATOR, built expressly to our order by the
celebrated firm Of L. Howard Co., and guaranteed ny
them equal TO any the rorld! We offer the use o. the
above to omers and the public, and VIII pe
chargei
"a Remember the PLACED
N. A. PLYMPTON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. D. FENNo & SON.
1oA Main, opp. Central street,
nha eSwW
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THE REIUHsIAG.
BERLIN, April 2-In the reichstag, yesterday,
a bill for the union of Alsace and Lorraine with
the German empire was received and referred to
a special committee.
Herr Zelkinski moved that the Polish terrto-
ries be not included in the empire The motion
was rejected.
Bismarck explained the policy of the govern
ment toward France. He said it was the inter
est of Germany to facilitate the task of republic
can France. The emperor had decided not to in
terfere, unless the interests of Germany were en-
dangered, when such action would be taken as
would be effectual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

RlvER ITEMs.-The river continues to
rise at this point. Last evening the marks
indicated four feet three inches in the
channel. The stage at Pittsburgh, yester.
day, was reported at five feet and station.
ary knowing ones here expect theswell
to continue until it reaches six or seven
feet. The Parkersburg packets are run.
ming regularly. The Forest City came
down, yesterday, and returned at her
usual hour. We were told that the Ar.
COSY will probably leave for Cincinnati,
tomorrow or Monday. Repairs on
the Rees are about completed. She Is to
receive q full suit Of paint. A large flat
lying at the landing was being loaded with
railroad iron, yesterday. A watermelon
craft or two were at the wharf, driving a
brisk trade. The Mary Davage, with two
barges in tow, attempted to cross the bar
at the mouth of the creek, but could not
make II. She dropped back to the Bel.
mont landing. We heard that the Ed.
Hobbs, which has been aground near the
Sisters for some time, got of yesterday.
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PROPOSED New MISUNDERSTANDING
since the Franklin Insurance Company
purchased tho property on Monroe street,
between Main and Market, belonging To
Christ. Mabis. Soon after coming into
their possession, they determined to re.
move the old building and erect q new,
more imposing and modern one.
Mr.. franklin COen was requested to draw
up the plans and specifications, and a few
evenings since he submitted them TO the
Board of Directors. They were adopted,
and the contract for erecting II was
awarded to Mr.. y. The new structure
will be an elegant building, and will re-
fleet credit both on the company and the
builder. The work of removing the old
one will be commenced next week. VIM.
Hare, plumber, owner Of the next build.
ing west, proposes to build In connection
with the Insurance company.
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Police CoURT.-Two cases, only, were
before the police court, yesterday morn.
ing. Judge Forbes heard the testimony
in painful detail, but bore ii patiently.
John Goldsborough was arraigned for in.
terfering with the Curator of the Second
Ward market house while in discharge
Of his duty, and was fined one dollar and
costs for It. Heinrich Miller was charged
with assaulting a neighbor, but the testi.
mony did not substantiato the charge. The
case was dismissed at the costs Of the
complainant.
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SnowMAN's GUIDE.-We had brief
call, yesterday, from Arnold Jones, Esqr.,
travelling agent for tho Showman's
Guide" an exceedingly useful work to
the profession 1t Is calculated to aid. II
is published by A. W. Hall & Co, Chica.
go, and contains brief description of the
more important cities and towns in the
West-their population, hall accommo.
dations, hotels, license charged, names Of
bill posters, &c. Mr.. ]. Is en- route East,
getting up material for o similar publica.
ton Of that section Of the country. Judg.
ing from hasty glance at the contents Of
the volume before us, we should think II
almost indispensable 10 showmen, besides
giving much information that business
men generally would find useful, and cGn
be obtained nowhere else so readily and
cheaplY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

ADJOURNED.-lt was thought last even.
ing that the Belmont County Teachers
Institute would close Its labors at a late
hour in the night. The sessions of the
Institute have been marked with great
harmony, and no doubt much good will
result. The lectures delivered were in.
teresting and ELECTED the close attention
ofthc large audiences present on the sew.
eral occasions. The hospitality of the
Mariinsvillians was hearty-the latch
string being out everywhere. Altogether
we should think the Institute of 1871
will not soon be forgotten by the school
teachers in Belmont county.
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SUPREME CouRT,-This Court met al
. o'clock yesterday morning, pursuant 10
adjournment.
The following cases were continued I'm.
til the next term: State Of West Viz.
ginia a. franklin Insurance Company
John Riley, e. al "a. II. V. Whelan, It, al.
Charles Muhleman, use, &c, "a. National
Insurance Company; Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, rs. Thomas II. Willis, ct. al ;
John T. Harris, re-. Fisher A Lewis.
The case Of John W. Cox, appellant,
RS. George W. Caldwell, appellee, from
Brooke county, was submitted by Scott
for the appellant, and Rndteton for the
appellee.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock Saturday Ito.
morrow morning.
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MAN KILLED-.Yesterday afternoon
about two o'clock, an employee on the
Baltimore IL Ohio railroad, named James
McKee, was instantly killed at Piedmont
by being knocked down and run over by
a freight train which he was coupling
up" previous to its departure from that
station, a telegram was received by his
brother here, Thomas Mckee, salesman
in the tobacco store of J. T. Holman,
on Main street, informing him Of the sad
occurrence, and he LEFT for Piedmont on
the 8 o'clock train last evening. The dc.
ceased was well known in railroad circles
in this city.
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TRINITY CHURCH, AUGUSTA PARISH
The Rev. James A. Latanc having ten
dered, in writing, his resignation Of the
Rectorship Of the parish the following
resolutions, offered by Judge Shelley
were unanimously adopted;
1. That the Vestry have received the
communication of the Rev. James Latane,
resigping the rectonhip OF this parish,
with sentiments Of sorrow and regret; and
they are deeply affected with sense oil
the loss and Trial the congregation must
sustain, in severing the ties which have so
long bound them TO their Rector. Nearly
fifteen years ago, in the freshness Of his
carly manhood, he came into our midst,
and during the many years since, he has
moved in and out among US, ministering
in the sanctuary, preaching the Gospel in
its simplicity AID purity, baptizing our
children and gently leading them into the
fold Of 1.-THE good Shepherd" marrying
the living, and Eburying the dead, sym
pathiZing with US in our joys,
and weeping with, and comfort.
ing US, in our sOrrOws winning for
himself the warm affection Of his people,
and the confidence, respect and esteem
OF the whole community, and withal, and
ever, living in the eyes Of all men, as be-
Cometh him who aims TO illustrate "the
manifold mysteries OF the grace Of God"
by his life, conversation and daily teach
ing. The Vestry feel II TO be sore trial
TO sever such ties Ito break up any such
associations; and, for themselves and the
congregation, they desire TO record the
expression OF their profound sorrow that
1t should be necessary.
2. That the Yestry duly appreciate the
motives, which have influenced the
Rector, in his action, as unaffected by
personal aims, and uninauenced, either by
doubt in respect TO the ehectual conf.
dence in people, or by Indifference, on
his part, TO their welfare and happiness;
and they fully realize that he has been
guided by o sense Of duty Of the most sa
cred character, which the Nestry feel
constrained TO declare, however regret
fully to be- sufficient TO justify him in the
course he proposes TO pursue,
8. Tina, the Yestry accept the resigna-
ton of the Rector TO take effect on the first
day Of August, 1871 and truly sorrow.
ing that they shall thereafter see his lace
no more, as the ambassador Of God to
them, they commend him, as a faithful
and fearless herald Of the cross, to those
among whom duty calls him to minister
in the future and they iervently pray
Gods smile and favor may be upon him
and his family; and that be may continue
to win souls which shall be as Jewels In
his crown Of rejoicing" when he shall
stand before the Master to give account of
his Stewardship
4. That the Register communicate a
copy of these resolutions to the Rev. Jas.
A. Latane, and transmit:to the Southern
Churehmdn another copy for publication.
Adopted May Goth, 1871.
A true copy,
THos. &. ELDER, Register.
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TIE GREAT Pro Pen HAS ARRIVED
COMPOUND Non. CORROSIVE MIR. NJ
VOorsanger, tue inventor OF the celebrat-
ed compound and non.corrosive pen, oil
Philadelphia, arrived in the city yester'
day for the purpose Of introducing to our
citizens his new and wonderful invention
in the way of writing pens. In this age
of writing good pen is great considera'
ton with nearly everybody, and this pat.
ent, so far as we can see, meets the dc.
mand fully and satisfactorily. The pens
are made of a peculiar metal, known only
to the inventor himself, and the points
are hardened by a chemical process dis
covered by Mr.. Vooranger Mr. V. will
visit our various business houses In the
city during day or two for the purpose
of giving our citizens an opportunity Of
examining and testing bis pen.
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COULD Nor ACCErT.-Several days
since we mentioned the election of Mr..
Milton Lewis to the position OF paying
Teller in the Merchants National Bank.
Subsequently he returned to the residence
Of his parents in BuCyrus, o., to make ar.
engagements for entering permanently on
his duties, but he found his father In fee.
bic health, with large business to be
looked after. Under the circumstances
the son deemed it his duty to decline the
position to which he had been elected
here. lie will therefore, remain in Buoy.
rus and devote himself to the superintend.
encc Of his fathers interests in that place
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FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. Paul
Bros, & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of dccora.
tons for halls, churches, &C., to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm In the city that make a special.
~ of such goods as Decoration Mould.
lngs for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O.inch Plain Tints for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and Elm.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices.
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GIVEN AwAY.-Ico Cream, Soda Water
and other goods to parties buying one
pound OF fine French Candies worth 70
cents, for 90 cents, or one pound of plain
Candies mixed, worth 40 cents, for 80
cents, in fancy boxes, with a gift order in
each box varying from one glass of soda
water to one gallon Of ice cream or other
goodr to the amount at my store, till fur.
ther notice. G. A. SwARTz.
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Belmont County Teachers Institute.
THIRD DAY-NORS ING SESSION.

THIRD DAf-AORA ING SESSION.
The members Of the Institute met at s
o'clock, and proceeded in body to visit
the Glass Works Of Messrs. Sweeney,
McCluney & Co. Mr.. Sweeney received
the teachers and escorted them all through
the Works, doing everything he could To
render the visit profitable as well as pleas.
ant After spending an hour in sight see.
ing the teachers returned to the Church,
where the session was opened with PRAYER
by Rev. G. II. Gunter. The following
subjects were discussed: Primary Teach.
ing, by Prof. Mitchell; Grammar, by Prof.
Burns; and Geography, by Prof Mitchell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute met at Q o'clock. About one
hundred teachers were present, and a
growing interest in all subject matters
discussed. The topics under considera-
ton were Grammar, Theory, Arithmetic
and Geography. The night session com.
menced at eight O'Clock. The church was
densely crowded. Prof Mitchell address
ed the Institute on Moral Culture. Our
report closes abruptly as the arrival of
lhe train before your correspondent could
write up his notes, compelled him TO send
1t It in an incomplete state. He will fur.
nish your readers the concluding eXer-
Cises in tO-mOrrOw's issue,-REP.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Reazon McCully was
before Judge Johnston, yesterday, charg-
cd by Josephine Zoller with being the
father ola child born out ofwedlock. The
accused was required to give bond in the
sum Of four hundred dollars for his ap.
pearancO at the next term Of the Circuit
Court. In default Of securing a bonds
man, he was committed to Jail.
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DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS TnE TEErn.-
Unless It's effects are countcracted by that
pure vegetable tonic and antiseptic, sozo.
DON'T. No bodily disease can impair them
If this antidote to all corrosive elements
that act upon the enamel IL regularly ap.
piled. taw
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THANKs-We express our obligations
to the young lady at the residence Of Mr..
G. Hess, on the opposite side of Main street
from our Sanctum, for several pieces of
music exquisitely rendered by her last
evening, at social gathering of a few
kindred spirits. Although not intended
for our qualification, we enjoyed the music
furnished on the occasion none the less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

GRATEFUL CHASGE,-Thcrc was a de-
cided and grateful change in the temper
AZURE, Wednesday night and yesterday
the subject, no doubt, of thanksgiving by
swcltering humanity in this region. Let
us hope that the spinal column of the
heated term is broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

WHnLwTND.-Yesterday the denizens
in the neighborhOOd of the PostofllCe en-.
joyed the sight ola miniature whirlwind.
The circular current of air rose to the
height of two hundred feet, carrying up
with 1t sticks, scraps Of paper and dust
coming within its influence, The column
seemed to be about eight feet in diameter,
and was watched with interest during
the few moments 1t lasted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

UNDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
willul trespass was made before Judge
Johnston, a day or two since, against a
man named Theodore Wallace. Yester.
day the accused was before the Justice
and had an examination. The testimony
was heard and the case taken under ad.
Yisemenl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

HELD FOR PosTAGE.-Lctters address
ed rs below, are held at the postofllce in
this city for prepayment of postage The
writers will govern themselves according.
ly. We give the address and sum re.
quired in each case Will l.. TIL Ompson,
East Liverpool, o., due Cts; G. d. Lay.
ton, Madison, Indiana, 3 ctsi William N
Pearce, Means p. o., Ohio, 0 cents.
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IAN now selling my entire stock of
Boots and Shoes, including Womens',
Misses and Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. have a large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods.
Call early Il you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days. L. V. Blond.
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OLD Reliable Theatre at Turner'S Hall,
Friday night, August 18th, 1871, Helen
D'Este, the great classic actress, will be
supported by Mr.. ]. G. Stutz anda full
company of flrst.claSs performers. Ad.
mission, so cents. Good order required,
On account of the repairs being done at
Washington Hall, Turner'S Hall will have
10 be used.
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fnoCTUK WHITTIER, -
900 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,

Longer located in Pittsburgh than any Chronic
sDlscase Physician, go suCCgssiully treats Veneer.
IeAl Diseases, Nervous Debility, lmpolency al
tal opportunities, d lifetime experience, With
lpurcsi drugs prepared In the establishment
Icures cases given up by Others, no matter whOl
Failed tell your private trouble. Consultation
Tree Send two stamps for medical eseays
Manhood, WOmanhOOd, sent by mail, Is!
eta. each, both for % cents, 100 pages. All that
lthe curious, doubtful. or lnqnlsitlyc wish tOI
Know, all about Self Pollution. Prevention, Mar.
srlAge. Every young man and woman ought T.
Tread II "a a warning. The nervous, debll itatedl
or partially impOtent are scientifically advised,
hiaf1dAw
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PORTFOLIO Photographs arc the latest,
and are decided improvement over any.
thing out. Persons who would like col.
lection Of nice pictures, without the OK.
pense of framing, will please notice specI.
mems in the window at the Partridge
Gallery
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods. I will offer for the next
70 days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes at cost l.. V. Blond.
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PERsoNAL-TEon. c. F. Scott, Of Richie
county, passed through the city, yester.
day, en- route home aler a brief visit
among his old friends in Brooke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-11

IT is luxury to get shaved at the o.
X. TOnsorial Saloon on Market street,
above the Custom House. Please re.
member, no work done on Sunday. Kept
by HoLLINGER & NEwsEM.