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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09
ROSTON, BARRE & GARDNER RAIL
IL ROAD
TIME TABLE NO. l.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 4, 1871
INWARD TRAINS LEAVE

hN'tL ~ NV ~ " OINNF1C IIIG Ii. Ii
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing d
HoNDAf, May l. lSil.-Passengcr Trans for Rorces
II
Leave Fitchburc, 2. M, 1850 and 5.5U p m.
south Fitchburg, 0j a. M, l25 and s. 81 D, m,
Lcominsier, Sl2 a. m, Loo and 500 p. m.
Gates Crossing, SIT a. m, In and ~ p. m.
traits junction, & % a. m, LIS and Is D. m,
STERLING Center, S.S3 a. m, i.20 and g. 70 D. NJ.
Passenger Trains for Fitchhurg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and II Ii a. M. and 20 n m
STERLING junction, 7OT and II 81 a. M and 100 n M
STEERING Center, "a and u O5 p. m, and rs D. IN
Pratt junction 20 4. M and Il IA and s Is p. m.
yates Crossing, 1.25 a. III, l2.29 and 52i D. m
Leomlnster, $50 q. m, 1873 and 5 30 D. M.
South Fhchburg, 737 a M. L. 80 and 537 y m
RAILROAD CONNECT Es.-lhc 30 and II Is A. m an,
~ p m trains from Worcester connect at Fitchbur
win the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Il 10
all points north and west; also connect at Fchiur
WIN the ermont and Massachusetts Il for Greentea
AMI BIattcbOrO and intermediate stations.
Itie SO0 a. m. and l25U p rom rItchburg cor
meet aG Worcester with Boston Worcester Provipnc
a. worcester Norwich ~ Worcester Railroads an
field. 49, P-''
me 55Q p m tram from Fitchburg connects at wo
eSsteL WIN Norwich ~ Worcester Steamboat Train io
New York via. New London H. A. BLOOD Snn't
Ot3ce Fitchburg Worcester II. r.,
Eitcbhurr hDrI
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NOR LITTLEFIELD PUMPS,
Hydraulic Presses, Paper Machinery Skating Gearing
and Mill Work.
Address HOLYOKE MACHINE CO.,
jc4 d3n Holvokc Mass.
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a. -. CONNECTICUT.
rev IL w Fuller, pastor Of The Congreoa.
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8aiIroans.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. R.
" ERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
cas- leave Worcester FostcrS Depot, for IOOsac Tun-
n'Il, North Adams, Saratoga aud Troy, N y At $50 A.
NJ. Tor North Adams IoOSac Tunnel, Greenfield, Shell
nurnc talls and Brllneoro at $50 and Ills am. For
"5t'hneln at $50 and His 4. NJ. and 4.2D p. NJ.
n M @'''''N' '''''VA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09

Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. rs state St., opposite Kilby St,
Boston.
No agency ia the URed STATES possesses superior ia
cibtesfOr obtaining PdtetS dSceytdiRRG he lateRtd
biiitg Of iRreRfiOHS
Alnecessity OF journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
SH e ET
Now York. Friday, October 6, 1871.


pAd.
9-Advertsements
S-baltlmore Episcopal Convention: Second Day
@ the Tr1ennial Convention OF the Episcopal
Foreign xisslo1s0crand t' Duke Alexis: Hs'u Ar. =.
rangements for His ReceptiOn-ForeiRn
cuss Bossss ssp1 in coanos,ase S'sfs ahs Sy5a Po.
fics-Wnere Is the Democratic Partyy-
bRsmning Notes on roslcal and Gsnerans
Ssa,e sans. convention in Rochester; The Nomina
v1ied; Closing scenes and Incidents.
N-Tne Rochester Convention Continued from
Third Page-Kings County Politics. Our
Municlpal PerpleXitieS: The situation Yester-
day Al the Various Deparments-The AmerI-
can Institute Hocussed-New Jersey Poll
Gcs-The Department OF Docks-General Jail
Steward: Around the World with the Great
EiEsdo. Knedive, sultan and and President @ emf
Thicrs-New York Ophthalmic Hospitai-New
ments-New Publications. Received-Abuses
at Castle Garden-Mormonism: The Utah
VIII WIFE Be Worm Worm Out a IN Tnis % GenerstionHSey ssS@y
York C1ty-Cuban Independence-The Voice
q the Vatican: The Latest Encyclical of Pope
Plus IX.-Tne Chamber OF COmmerce-Suits
Under the Revenue Laws-Crushed by Street
Car-Alleged Lar ceny-An Elephant on the
D-Editorials: Leading Article. ssThe New York
Democracy on Their New Departure'-The
look Tor 1s72''-Amusement Announcements.
9.Edttorials Continued from Sixth Page)-The
. 6ltu8biOn III fTanCe-lnc MlnSteri8l Cr1SlS
in span-News from Rome England and
lndia-The MormOns-ConnagrattO In the
West-News from Observation-Disclosures
Teiegrams-Wearner rRep0rt-Yachttng Notes-
Personal lntelligence-Vlews OF the Past
Business Notices.
.6-ProceedIngs in the Courts-The Murder ~
= Furman Street, Bro0klyn-BrOOKlyn Mercantile
- Lbrary-A Railroad Thief Arrested-Another
Competitor for the $10, 900 steam Canal Boat
Chinese Row Louisiana Plantation
Financial and Commercial RepOrts-DOmesdc
Markets.
O-Report OF the Superintendent OF Buildings
Brooklyn Anairs-Murder OF the Overseer OF q
Farm near BufiaO-Death OF q Murderer
Marriages and dDeaths-Advertisementa
4O-The Passage Through the Alps: Report OF the
HERALD Correspondent OF the Mont Gents In
auguration Ceremones-Mysttc Park Races
American Jockey Club-Horse Notes-North-
ern Pacific misunderstanding Intelligence
Advertisements.
11-AdvcrttsementS
11-AdverttsementR
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

TIE NEW PoLICY.-In the lottery Of poll
6cs strange prizes occasionally turn up. One
q the richest has been drawn by the people of
New York in the accession of the Hon. Ben
Wood to the ranks of the city reformers. Bens
policy has astounded the Ring" who look
blank with dismay. Should he venture into
The Wigwam the Tammany roughs would draw
poker and pistol upon him. Their cry goes
forth, 'sIs il fair, Oh, Benjamin, to treat old
friends thus" But the Hon. Ben will stand
firm and deal on. justice on the thieves should
their number be 40 or 4-11-44.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

FROM THE CRY OF THE PoPEs TO THE
LAED OF THE PHARAoHs. His Majesty the
Emperor of Brazil, accompanied by distin-
guished party, will reach Rome early in No
vember. After his reception by the Pope and
the Italian monarchy he will set out for Suez.
If the Emperor is endeavoring to experience
religion" he should 60 to Suez first and to the
Vatican afterwards, 80 as to be enabled to re-
ceive the light in continuous, uninterrupted
stream. The s'frst shall be Last and the last
first !" 90 1t may be all right
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

In another column will be found tho account
of an interesting interview which HERALD
correspondent had with ex-Secretary Seward.
The Nestor OF American statesmen, who but .
few days ago returned from his pilgrimage
around the world, has found now lease Of
life in foreign climes. In his declining pears
he has Witnessed triumphs that equal
the homage usually rendered to poten-
tates. At an age when other men
think Of nothing but repose he who
has weathered 30 many storms Of State
braved and overcame the dangers and hard
ships of tropical countries. Wherever he went
his fame preceded him and secured recogni-
tion Of his worth and past achievements. II II
said to be the characteristic Of this country
that men who have filed high positions in tho
State pasa out Of the public mind ~ soon ~
they pass out Of oface. This may have heen
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

rsnssasot q cruelty that the just lawmakers
Of Congress could not have contemplated. The
whole subject presents most complex appear
ance. and will probably have to be left finally
for circumstances 10 unravel. But in the
meantime let the women have vote upon it
If only to get their opinion on the matter. 1t
would be interesting to know what they thought
Of it, even If It were absolutely certain that
their decision might not affect the views Of
Chief Justice Mexican regarding equity in
the case now pending before him. Suffrage,
the great boon which women are now suffering
for and which these Mormon wives have
obtained far ahead Of their agitating sister
hood in the East will have proven indeed q
delusion and snare If it offers them no con-
ISOLATION in their present dire distress. Let
them vote and hope.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

TIE EMPERoR OF BRAZIL AND TIE ALA
AAMA CLAIHs.-The Geneva Conference can
not commence business because the Emperor
Of Brasil has not appointed his arbitrator.
Absence from home is the reason. Why NOT
hatch the Emperor in Romef What Is the use
bf the telegraph Is the world to stand still
until His Majesty Of Brazil returns to Rit
Hsneiro7 Surely not.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

ssaaioa, and win aot probably. ~ al1smp6sd'
We mayt therefore, reckon upon speedy
relief from our municipal troubles When
the next Legislature meets, and the duty q
the Committee Of Seventy ID clearly to sup
port that party which has pledged itself 20
emphatically and practically for reform. The
members OF the Committee now have an op-
portunity to prove the sincerity Of their pro-
fessions, and to rid themselves Of all suspi-
cion Of working in the interests Of . political
party rather than in the cause Of the people.
The democracy Of the State has thrown Tam
many overboard has forever destroyed
the political power and authority OF the
"Ring, and has pledged itself by It's plain
words as well as by Its acts to just such
reform as the Committee of Seventy has pro-
fessedly been laboring to secure. Now let the
Committee approve and endorse the good
work, and show its honesty and independence
by recommending all democratic candidates
except the nominees of Tammany to the sup
port of the voters Of the State.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

lshor reform and Womeu's righb, when
brought to the pinch quietly surrendered; and
Mr.. Greeley, In the very oct Of denoaucing the
Syracuse Convention and Professor White and
Senator Conklng and Tom Murphy. laid down
his arms and called upon his followers to join
in the good aght against Tammany Hall. So
all these radical mutineers against General
Grant. such as Sumner, Trambull, Logan,
Gratz Brown, Carl Schurz. Fanton, Greeley
and Rufe Andrewa. when put to the test
tamely surrender, or 60 beating about the
bush for some new party organization. The
republican lines are not materially disturbed
by these malcontents in reference to General
Grant. Tammany has done more to strengthen
him than the High Joint Commission, and the
enlargements of our city debt by Tammany
have worked as much to bis advantage as the
reductions of the national debt under his ad-
ministration.
This New York revolution, then, In the
democratic party comes too late for the na-
tonal campaign Of 1879; il comes, perhaps,
too late for our State election Of next Novem-
ber; but next in importance to the 'snew de-
parture" on the national constitution this set
ting aside Of Tammany had become party
necessity. in order to place the party on q
sound footing before the American people.
But the Rochester Convention has achieved q
great work in putting the democracy Of the
State and the Union on the right road for the
White House in 1876. There is no reason now
to fear that the Democratic National Conven-
tion of next summer will result In any distrac-
tions of the party over its Presidential ticket
for there is no longer any fear of violent
conflict for the democratic nomination. If
Governor Hoffman is wise he will peremp-
torily decline the empty honor in 1872
and reserve himself for the reconstructed
New York democracy of 1876; for in
that campaign the democratic party, COM
pletely reorganized, free from all dead issues,
and taking the load on all the great living
issues Of the day, will have an easy task be-
fore IT against the two or three parties, Sec
tional and personal, into which the present
republican party will almost certainly be di-
vided. General Grant is clearly master of the
field for another term; but after his re-elec-
tion his party will begin to go to pieces in the
contest for his successor, and he will let it 60.
1t is in this view that this new democratic de-
parture at Rochester points to the greatest re-
suits in the general reorganization of the
party.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

A DrsoovKRY.-Governor Seymour after he
arrived at Rochester discovered that charges
o. oficial corruption had been made against
fhs Tammany sRing;" that municipal trouble
existed ia New York; that an injunction had
been granted against the city; that ex-Mayor
Havemeycr had ''stopped the supplies :
that Green was Deputy Comptroller; that
ConnolIy's vouchers had been stolen, and that
Ehs seventy committeeman were kicking up as
much dust generally - was raised by the fly
an the bulls horn. Sammy Tilden supplied
he Governor with back 6le Of NEW YoRK
HERALDs, the Governor read them, voted 70
denounce the 'sRing, and returned homo 70
pgt ne roof on his new house.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

UNaRATEFUL FELLows-John r. Fellows
and the other fellows on the Tammany delega-
tion to the Rochester Convention, who de-
manded the ''swift and signal punishment" Of
all municipal officers found guilty Of corrup-
ton.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

A MBNoMKR-The Americus Club. There
d not . merry cuss to be found in the whole
prKanixation at the present time.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

TEE HEATHKN CHINKE IN THE GOLD
GARKRr.-A month or so since the importing
inerchants were subjected to the rigors Of q
very active 'tcornering" of the supply Of gold
effected by clique Of spectators who, by
buying and holding enough to control the mar
ket compelled the merchants to pay very
dearly for the use of gold borrowed to make
remittances to Europe and to pay customs
duties. But within the past few days q re-
variable discovery has been made. The
same spectators quietly sold ont their gold
hnd went s'shortr of the market, but the bny-
en- happened to be the very same merchants.
The victims are the spectators now, and the
merchants are getting their revenge.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

wANrED--A new combination that will re-
elect Fernando Wood member Of Congress.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
AmusrnfnIs rms EysKiss.

FIFTR AVENUE THEATRE. rventv-four4h .srses
tuK new DRAMA or DTvonoE
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

s sMALLAcK's THEATRE Broadway and lssh street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06


democratic fidelity to the doctrine of equal
and exact justice to all men, Of whatever
creed or nationality, and especial favors to
none-a renewal deemed desirable in view of
the evident tendency on the part of repub-
licanism toward revival of the old Know
Nothing war Of race and religion. These
principles, with an endorsement Of the
present State government, a special
laudation of Governor Hoffman as the
worthy successor of the great democratic
leaders, Clinton, Tompkins, Wright, Marcy
and Seymour, and the powerful denunciation
of municipal corruption upon which we COM
mented yesterday, form the platform on which
the democracy Of New York now stands be-
fore the people of the State.
The emphatic denunciation Of the plunderers
of our city treasury, and the practical plan
presented for the reorganization of our muni-
cipal government will be found the most inter-
esting portion Of the conventions work, so
far as the citizens Of this end of the State are
concerned. The programme laid down by the
convention is that which the HERALD has
suggested and advocated-the vacating Of
all the city offices, SO ss to allow
new election in the spring; the
conc entration Of responsibility and of power
over all subordinate departments in the Mayor;
the removal of the Mayor himself, upon
charges, by the Governor, and the periodical
publication of oil payments made by the city
government on any account whatsoever. The
Democratic State Convention has pledged its
party to carry ont these reforms, and hence
the democratic Senators and Assemblymen,
with the exception Of the mere tools OF Tam
many who may be here and there elected, are
bound to vote for them in the next Legislature.
Hitherto the republican members have come
to the aid Of Tammany, taken the money Of the
Ring and voted to perpetuate their power but
this viii be dangerous game TO play next
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITvTERS;
uOOFLAND's
q E r M A N TO N &c;
PODOPnYLLIN PILL
WILL CURE you.
They are she Greatest Hood Purin.
erS known
10 the ..vrcsi world, and will eradicate Diseases
arising from impure blood, Debility of the
Digestive Organs, or Diseased Liver,
In shorter time than any
other known rem
edies.

The Whole Supreme Court Of Pennsylvanls
peak for these remedies. Who would asa for
more dignined and stronger testimony
fon. george W. Woodwaru, formerly ,hIei jus.
tee OF the Sppreme Court Of Pennsylvania, at
present member OF Congress from Pennsylya-
Philadelphia, March 10, 1857.
lind Bconsnds German Bitters is good tonic,
sefnl in diseases Of the digestive organs and OF
|reat benefit In cases OF debility and want OF
|sr'oa' acton In the system. =, Yonrs, truly
ION. James Thompson, Chief Justice Of the Su-
pdeme Court Of fennsyivs nia:
Philadelphia, April 2s, 1907.
j CONSIDER Hoohand's German Bittcrs a yalua.
Pe medicine In cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. | can certify this from my expert
JAMES THOMPSON
on. George sherwood, Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania
/ have found by experience thai Hoosand,s
erman Bltters is a very good tonic, relieving
4speptic symptoms almost directly;
on. WIN. y. Rogers. Mayor Of The City Of Baf.
Mayors Office, Buffalo. June 90, 1869.
have used Hcohands German Bitters and
Pnic in my family during the past year, and can
commend them as an excellent tonic, impart.
x tone and yigor to the system. Their use has
en- productive of decidedly se1eacisl effects
lp. James M. Wood. ex.Msysr OF wlllamsport
Pa:
take great pleasure In recommending Hoof.
lds German Tonic TO any one who may be at
ted with Dyspepsia. had the Dyspepsia so
dly it was Impossible to keep any food on my
bmach. md became so weak not to be able
walk half a mile. Two bottles Of Tonic ef.
ted perfect cure. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
.,'a'2
Remember that Hooaand's German Bltters.
Hoohsnd's German Tonic, will cure every
eof
faRAsMus, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
BODY.
Remember that Hollands German RENE
are the medicines you require 10 purify the
(od, excite the torpid Liver to healthy action,
70 enable you 70 pass safely through any
dbhlpa snd oAkDsure, 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL -,
DISCOVERY.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER,
OF WAUKESHA WISCONSIN

TINS water IS the ackp owledged cure Of the in
traciable and incurable disease known a. Brilhts
disease and diabetes. .I.t ' d III r IL
Brights disease is fatal to the kidney, the body
wastes away, destroys lie by starvation OF The
Diaoetes commences with frequent desires to
pass water, great tn rst, constipation, loss Of
!, Astonishing cures Of dropsy have been effected
eilck-ddst deposit infiamstion Of the neck OF the
piadder, alkali, and equity sweilings. For the
liver y nrsarpsssed. u will alay all infia ma
ZION .he Kidney and urinary organs In twenty
tour nours. giving ediats relief; also q scar.
&c. iever ~ prevents the kidney from eongesting,
anu removes al traces Of aiblmeneria, Il viii
oo., EDWARD DUNBAR, ESQ.,,
General Agent at the springs, Waukeshn ~. 4
Reader, u you are afflicted with any OF the tore
gong diseases, write TO the undersirned' His
advice wiz cost yop nothngj he can by chomica
analysis possess himself Of clear knowiedse of
any lndiyldual case-no matter OF how long stand.
ing Ing h's wonderful discovery esda Mineral
Wssernis 2 positive remedy for the foregoing
tor y where ever used, This water has the same
Hood ehect a. me yemotest part Of the country,
that has at the Springs it ,neverloses part,
portatlon. , Directions how To use the water and
eTSn9s with accompany sHSs ordered
So Pennsylvana-sv., Wssh,hst Sn4 d o.
o. or Edward T. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Agents wanted everywhere. jeiodam
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Vas compounded for those not inclined TO ex.
Weme bitters, and Ia intended for use In cases
when some slcohohe stImulant IL required in con.
nection with the Toni. properties Of the Bi:ters.
zach bottle OF tho Tonic contains one bottle OF
the Bitters, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
Bun, and favored in such manner that the ex.
IRENE bitterness Of the B,tters IL overcome,
fcsming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant TO the palate, and containing the medic.
inal virtues Of the Bltters. The pric. OF the
Tonic 10 81 30 per bottle, which many persons
think toe high. Tney must take into cons ider.
alton thai the stim,Asat used is gumants ed to he
OF pure quality. A poor article could be fur
nishsd u cheaper price but In II not better 10
pay little more and have . good article A
medicinal preparation should contain none but
ths best ingredients and they who expect 10 OBJ.
tain cheap compound, and he benefited by H.
vii most certainly lie cheated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
JOB PRINTING.

The undersgned, prcpr,etors OF the Dali, and
WEEkLY BULLETIN, have just received an assort-
ment Of the latest styles Of Job Printing types,
IL the Sonth and West. They fatter tRems 81 YES
that they possess liabilities fnr turning cut
promptly, N the best style Of the Art or work
label 70 the mammoth poster, md ~ r. ia -
which leave with our business mes no. good a.
cnse tor sending their work 70 g. LoIis, CincIn,
nAA OF Chicsgo. JNo. II. QHERLYS co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
A Bitters ,eithom Alcohol or Spirits of
any kind.

I different from all others. II IL. composed Of
4 the pure Juices, or Vital Principle OF Roots,
Herbs and Barks, Tor, rs incidentally termed, Ex.
tract.) the worthless inert portions OF the in.
gradients not being used. Therefore, in one bot.
ue 81 this Bitters there IL contained ss much
medicinal virtue as will be found in several gal.
In this Bitfsrs sre grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted In that country by q sciep.
tic Chemist, and forwarded 10 the manu- fac tory
~ this city, where they are compounded and bot.
tied. Containing no spirltuous Ingredients, this
bitters II free from the objections urged against
all others. No desire for stimulants can lie In.
duced from their use they cannot make drunk.
ards, and cannot under any circumstances have
any but bsnehctAl effect.