Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-04
Abbrevinted Dispn1chcs.

The distinguished painter Landseer is serious
ly ILL.,
The disarmament of the national guard of
toulouse has satisfactorily begun.
Brooklyn is still excited about the Islander on
the public school teachers
There were four deaths from yellow fever at
Charleston, yesterday.
TammGny hall has decided to undertake to
carry the state senate, and has sent $4,000 into
the first district.
Cotton statement: Receipts in NIL ports since
Sept l, were 46i,854 bales, 81, 115 short of last
year; exports, 175 573, or "a, 215 short.
banskowskls rope walk, at Union Hill, N.
~ and two adjoining dwellings, were destroyed
by lncendlarieS yesterday morning.
The New York chamber of commerce favor
subsidy for mail service to the Pacific steamers
to Australia
The New York Observer of this week sum
mons all Christians to the polls to vote for hon
est candidates
Long mule trains are constantly arriving ut
San A1tonia, from Chihuahua, laden with sill
yer dollars.
The United States signal service propose soon
to establish port of observation at Browns
Vile, Texas.
The Italian government contemplates the for
million francs.
The board of education of Long Island city
| has decided not TO prohibit the reading of The
| Bible in the public schools.
AdVices received state that number of Mex
lean refugees from The revolution in northern
Mexico have reached San Autonia.
1t is expected that Jules Ferry will be appoint.
ed ambassador to Berlin. Duke Harcourt re-
Sumes the ambaSSadurShip at Rome
Intelligence from Algeria announces the entire
suppression of the instruction. The natives
are generally resuming agricultural labors.
The Cordova river is threatening an overflow,
in consequence of recent heavy rains. The
small streams throughout western Texas are
rising rapidly.
Cardozo, the coored secretary of state, of
South Carolina, has resigned, to accept a pro-
lessorship in Howard university, at Washing
ton.
The president has instructed the secretary of
the interior that in the appointment of pension
agents hereafter soldiers shall be designated
where suitable persons can be found.
Considerable excitement exists in regard to
the discoveries of rich gold quartz in Bingham
canon, Utah. Assays will yield as high as $4,000
per ton.
Delegate Hooper of Utah is reported as say
ing that polygamy will perish of itself; that no
Young Mormon will practice it, and the best
thing now TO be done will be to admit Utah as a
abolished
AT meeting of the New Jersey conference of
the Congregational church the following dele
gates have been selected to represent the confer
ence IN eastern conferences as follows: Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, Rev. George H.
Means; Maine, Rev C. G.. Hulburd: New
Hampshire, Rev, Allen Mclean; Vermont, Rev.
G. b. Bacon; Massachusetts, Rev. G. w. Bacon:
Connecticut Rev. w. B. Brown.
The merchants of New Orleans are displaying
great activity toward resumption Of trade
with the northern states, and the establishment
OF line OF iron barges from that city to St.
Louis has been actively discussed. 1t has been
proposed that 100000 be subscribed for this
purpose, and this amount win soon be made IN.
The general trade of the city is rapidly bright
ening up.
The Georgia legislature has recognized Benia-
MN COnley, republican, as acting governor A
bill for special election for governor ia Deem
Der was introduced, and resolution was nossrd
branding as false Gov IBullock's allegations that
the assembly meant TO impeach him without in
Vestlgatlon, and that the people did not respect
the constitution and recognize the results of the
war.
A Washington dispatch says that letter from
an officer of the senate, now with the southern
outrage committee mt Atlanta Ga, states that
nearly one hundred witnesses have been exam
med, and that over two thousand persons have
been driven in from the rural districts TO that
city by the kukluX-the proof of which is i'm the
hands of the committee.
Attorney General Alderman has had lone
conference with the secretary of state, and after
wards with the president The subject of the
interviews was OF course the everlasting kuklux
question, involving the punishment of the per-
sous recently arrested in South Carolina, and
perhaps the PRONUNCIATION of a new proclama.
ton. 1t will be shown when the facts ali come
out, That the kulluX in South Carolina have
been largely furnished with arms from northern
sources. 1t is even asserted that an examination
OF the shipments from the arms manufacturing
companies of the north, and especially of New
York. Tor the last two years, will show a great
activity in the southern trade.