Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-24
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THE PRINCE OF WALES SICKNESS.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Thc iudsppsiiOu of the
prince of Wales continues. His physicians state
that the symptoms are those Of typhoid fever
He passed Il rather uncomfortable night and
this morning his case shows no signs of inn
prOvCmeut.
THE ASTI-MoNARCHY MOVEMENT.
mass meeting was held in Bristol last eve
ning, at which the speakers were unrestrained in
the denuuciation Of monarchy in Great Britain.
SUCCESS OF GILMORE.
T. y. Gilmore has returned from the continent
where he met with complete success in securing
the assistance of the European powers in his
projected universal musical festival at Boston in
1872. He sails for home in the steamer City Of
BROOKLYN.
Eceab,g.-An official bulletin, signed by the
attending PHYSICIANS, states that the Prince of
Wales is suffering from an attack Of typhoid
iever but his symptoms are not alarming,
WINTER.
Winter has set in at an unusually early date.
Ponds in the vicinity of London are frozen over
and skaters are out in force. Accidents have
already occurred; at Iamw0rth the young ice
gave way and three persons were drowned.
POLITICAL.
The result of the election held in Plymouth
yesterday, in which the liberal candidates were
defeated, is the subject OF much discussion in
political circles here. It's regarded by many as
marking u powerful reaction in favor of the
conservative party, which will materially
strengthen its prospects Tor rcgaining political
aScendancy.
AN INVESTIGATION.
A commission composed OF six members I'M
der the leadership Of Lord Lawrence, has been
appointed by the government for the purpose
of holding further investigation into the cir
CumStanccs attending the loss OF her Britannia
maIeSty's troop-Slin Niagara, which was wreck
cd upon ST. Pduls island a few months since.
SIR CHARLES dixie AGAIN.
sir Charles Duke de llVCrCd his lecture on row
atty at Leeds, tOnight t, before an audience of
one thousand persons. The excitement was in
tense, aud eliminated in slight collision with
the police.
France.
JOURNEY PosTPC NED
PARIS, Nov. 23.-The journey of President
Theirs to ROuen, to lay the corner stone of the
new military establishment, is postponed
DIPLOMATIC.
The name of Goutaut BriOn is mentioned in
connection with the position Of permanent diplo-
matte representative OF France al Berlin.
NEW LOAN TO BE CALLED FOR.
The minister of finance Power Qucrtier i'm
his budget, to be submitted at the coming Scs-
sion OF the assembly, will call for iresn loan of
d00,000,000 frames.
TWENTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
The trial of the communists who engaged in
the destruction of the residence of President
Theirs has terminated. All were convicted aud
sentenced to imprisonment two to twenty years
Germany.
THE ENCROACHMENTs OF THE PRIESTHOOD.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-In the German parliament
To-day, bill was introduced, and advocated BY
the Blvarian minister, providing for the crimi-
nal prosecution of clcrgymen who abuse the
privileges of their Office. This bill is understood
to be the first Of series Of bulwarks against
the encroachments Ct the church upon the lib
critics of the people.