Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-18

In Chicago, yesterday, White Stockings, Il;
Eckfords, 1.
AT New York, yesterday, Mutuals, 16; Olym-
pics, 8.
The female population of Edinburgh exceeds
the male by nearly 10000; that of Glasgow
by 10000.
Valuable gold mines have been discovered in
Monroe county, Tennessee. Gen. Vaughan
calls for 100 hands to work the mines.
The health of Paris is now good.
The prince imperial, Frederick William of
Germany, is expected at Osborne, Saturday
next
The ship Nahmor from Bombay, bound for
Penang, has foundered in the Indian ocean,
Thirty lives were lost.
solemn requiem mass will be held in the
cathedrs at Notre Dame, Paris, to-day, in honor
OF the martyred Archbishop Darboy.
The chief of police of Dublin died on Sunday
from wounds received few days since at the
hands of supposed Fenian. The murderer has
been arrested.
1t is officially announced that the Asiatic
cholera has made its appearance in several
places in Poland.
u Quite large number of u S. army officers
are now absent from their posts on leaves of
absence for thirty and forty days.
Winnipeg dates to July have been received
Geo.W. Hill. private secretary tO,GovernOr Arch
ibald, committed suicide by shooting himself
July 4.
The Paris Journal states that the explosion in
the works of ST. Maur at Vncennes was acct
dental, and that six persons were killed and
thirty wounded.
A&reat fire was occasioned at Rheims yester-
&wTg the explosion of a quantity OF petroleum
Fifty persons were killed and wounded by the
explosion, and many buildings in the business
portion of the city were burned
An immense amount of building is in progress
at Denver, Col. Not less than thirty first class
iron-front store rooms are now under contract
m Of 1aci-
dences.
Wurtemburg's budget for 1871 presents a
deficit of three and half millions of FORMS
caused by the new military organization on the
Prussian plan. That alone required 100000
fiorins more than the little kingdom had to pay
the previous year.
The police of London have dispersed a meet
ing in Hyde park, the object of which was the
promotion of emigration from the united king
dom. This action was rendered necessary by
the noise and confusion incident to the proceed
ings.
NJ. Treilhard, late French minister to Wash.
ington, is at present sojourning in Connecticut.
lie has entirely recovered his health, and will
leave for France as soon as he learns that the
Germans have evacuated that portion of the
country which includes his estate.
The kukluX subcommittee are expected to
return from South Carolina the last of this week.
The general committee has nearly completed its
examination OF witnesses already summoned,
and it is quite probable, though not certain,
that no more will be summoned, and that the
committee will, on Saturday next, adjourn until
fall. The greater part of the money appropri-
ated for this investigation has been already ex-
pended.
The exercises of the fifty-ninth commence
ment of the Hamilton college began on Sunday
morning with the baccalaurete sermon by Rev
s. o. Brown, d. D., president. In the evening
an address was delivered before the society Of
Christian research by Rev. Theodore L. Cuyer,
D. D., of Brooklyn. The alumni are arriving
in great numbers, and everything promises an
interesting commencement.
The Salina, Kansas, Advocate says that the
entire country, east, west and south of Salina,
is now filled with Texas cattle. The bottoms
are overlooking with them, and the water
courses are lined with them. Not less than
100000 cattle are now within the precincts of
the state, and the arrivals daily are immense in
number. Prices range from Sc to So for year
lings, $40 to So for two year olds, SIG to SIS
for three year Odds and COWS, $40 to $24 for
beeves. These prices appear to be well main
tanned.