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Doy1pHAN CoUNTY DIRECToRY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-NAIHAS PRICE
County Commissioners-oBS l. BLAIR HExRr STEELE
JOSEPH RANroiFH.
Shrrif-SAHuEL MAQUnKEx.
Trrasurer-RoBERT TRAcY.
County Clerk-CHARiEs RAPrELYE.
District Clerk-FRaNK BROWN.
County Attorney-JoRi HoLT.
Probate Ludgr-JoHS c. GoRDoS.
Register Of Deeds-DrNCAN MCINTOSH.
Sehool Superinttndrnt-D. W. BRowN.
C,roner-L- T. HOLLAND
Surveyor-HESRY WILSON.
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Police Jndge-C. W. SHREvE.
civ Clerk-w. H. FogNcRooK.
CITY Trrasurpr-SOI- MILLER.
Iity Mar-hal-JAAEs T. DELAWARE
CITY Engineer-C. W. SHKHvR.
Street Commissioner-PArRIcK DrNIRAvY.
Health Uficer-Ds. THos. c. SHREyE-
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BUxSESs CARDS.

VXOELD respectfully annonce 8 the ssle. Of whifs
w Cieud and vicinity that they wi .urRc the
sesrn esrry the buafne~s ~f FASHIONABLE MlLIIN.
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The fsvars of the lasiirs r~sp~rtfuliy solicited
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Yours with supreme disgust,
Ahhrerinlnh nl.nnlcho..

New Orleans was quiet yesterday
battalion Of rihemen have arrived at Ha-
vana, from Spain.
Large contracts for molasses continue at Ma
tauZJs
On Wednesday, an ice boat, at Poughkeepsie.
ran nine miles in eight MINUTES.
The Japanese embassy are visiting the schools
factories and other places OF interest al San
Francisco, grand military parade will take
place in their honor Saturday next and Il ball
Tuesday.
1t is understood the democrats of the senate will
oppose Mr.. Wilson's transportation bill which pro.
Vldes that cattle shall not be kept in confinement
more than tweuty-four consecutive hours, on
the ground that it will interfere with state
rights
The Mexican federal Gen. Corona is prepar-
ing to attack Mazatan by land and sea and
will, no doubt, defeat the rebels. All OF Oaxaca
and Queretaro are in the possession OF the ted
eral AUTHORITIES.
The annual session OF the grand lodge of the
Masonic fraternity Of New Jersey met on We'd
nesday. They VIII he In session three or four
days The question whether colored men shall
be forced, as heretofore, to labor in work as
clandestlne Masons will occupy attention this
session, the grand master having denied them
this privilege IN Newark some time since,
At Chicago, on Wednesday, the stockholders
Of the Great Western insurance company met to
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That Buffalo Hunt.
The Son of Russian Royalty Sees War
Dance, etc.

New YORK, Jan, 1s.-A dispatch from Camp
Alexis states that, before leaving for Denver,
Sheridan and Alexis made presents to Spotted
Tail and the other Indians, who were much
pleased. A grand Indian war dance was given,
all the warriors present participating in full war
paint and feathers. Spotted Tail had a talk
with Sheridan after the festivities were
over, in which, after claiming that he and
his tribe kept faith with the whites, ne asked
that they might hunt south of the river Platte
and that more traiers be allowed on their reser-
vatons, as they suffered heavily from the extol-
tons of the one who monopolized their trade.
Sheridan responded that he saw no objection
to Spotted Tails people hunting south of thu
river Platte, so long as peace remained, but if
war arose between the Indians and whites then
they must stop. He would ask the Great Father
soon to allow more traders on his reservation.
Alexis was present at the council, at the con-
clnsiou OF which he thanked Spotted Tail for
coming to hunt.
On the route to Denver, the drawing-room car
in which Alexis, Sheridan and suite were rdin4
was backed off the track by the spreading of
rail, very nearly turning over, causing several
hours delay, but no one was injured.
AT Cheyenne, Gov. McCook and several civil
and military officers paid their respects to the
party. The party leave Denver Friday for ST.
Louis.
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of this city and G. A. Fox, second assistant sec
rotary of the navy, with the understanding that
parties may appeal from the decision TO the SUI
preme court of the United States.
The Russian complication is daily decreasing
in magnitude, and in the absence Of other and
more exciting causes, there seems now 10 be no
danger OF war from diplomatic diScourtcsies.
The feeling in Washington to-day is that GortS-
chakolf. if he wishes to indulge his spleen, may
leave the Russian legation in the hands OF 4
charge dGbdires as long as he chooses. 1t will
result in no serious inconvenience to US, or to
anybody else.
1t is confidently asserted that the navy de-
pertinent will shortly ask congress for an appro-
priation to build ten new steam sloopS OF war,
carrying thirteen guns each, and seven propel-
lers. The last experiments made by the govern
ment in the direction Of building ships of war
were expensive ones, and congress will probably
desire a report on the present condition of our
iron.clad fleet, how much it cost and how much
ii is worth, before it appropriat many more
millions for the next experiment. The British
ship builders have already large lobby here
charged to prevent, at any cost, any legislation
that will makcit possible for iron ships TO be
probably built in this country.
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New England Dispatches.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Jan. lS.-rhe persons arrested suS-
pected as the robbers of the Great Falls national
bank have been discharged.
MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1S.-The evening session of
the state temperance convention was spent in
the discussion Of the resolutions.
In the morning they were again called up and
unanimously adopted. On the subject of legis.
,ation they strongly recommend the sheriff en-
forcing act.
The committee on temperance LEGISLATION re-
ported in favor of restoring the cider and wine
clause as it stood in the act of 1858; that the
Michigan law, making the seller OF intoxicating
liquors and the owner of the building RESPONSE
bic for damage done by an intoxicated person
ne enacted in Maine; that person convicted of
illegally selling liquors be required to give a
bond not TO violate that law for year; that IL
quor agent convicted of selling liquors illegally
DC ineligible 10 the Office Of liquor agent, and
one or two other slight amendments.
The rpeort was unanimously adopted, and the
committee were instructed TO bring the amend
ments before the the legislature and to urge upon
that body such legislation as will secure the bet
yer enforcement of our prohibitory laws as sug-
rested by the resolutions already adopted.
BATH, Jan. 1S.--By private dispatch, per
caple, news is received of the total loss off WEEK
lord harbor, on the coast OF Ireland, about the
18Th inst, OF ship Idaho, of this port, Captain
Jnmos X. Murphy, built here in 1866 Of twelve
hundred tons, and owned here; insured for
100000 The captain had his wife and two
children with him, his sou being mate Nothing
Is heard from the officers or crew, though 1t is
hoped they are safe.
VERMONT.
RUTLAND, Jan. 1S.-Ihe Yerm mt dairymen's
associations thitd annual session was largely
Intended by leading dairymen throughout New
England.
CONNECTICUT.
i a 10 ,Ff 70 6
Capt. Thomas F. Burke, was burned to death in
Mrs. Philip Ripley's boarding house, in Church
street, this forenoon. She was alone IN her
room, and In some way not known her clothing
caught fire, and she ran down stairs In a blaze
and fell dead IN the kitchen. The clothesprcss
IN her room was found on fire, and il was neces-
sary to call out the steamers to save the build
ing.
HARTFORD, Jan. 1S.-The term of Trinity
college began to-day. II continues till COM
mencent. July 18th, being divided by a recess
from the 18th to the Goth of April.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
re- THE wORoEsTER DAILY EPK
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY. ]

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10, 1872.
TOBACCO MEN.
The ways and means committee heard the to-
bacco men, this morning, and will hear them
further next Tuesday morning.
MIR HoAR's EDUCATIONAL BILL.
The national education bill cannot be re-
ported before Tuesday, the pension business hay
ing crowded it over from to-day
REPORTED OPPOSITION TO MR.. HALE.
1t Is reported that there is serious opposition
in the senate foreign affairs committee to the
confirmation Of Charles Hale as assistant secre-
taIy Of state.
THE FISH LOBBY.
The delegations of Cape Cod and Cape Ann
fishermen had a hearing before the foreign af-
fairs committee of the house this morning, and
will be given further audience to morrow. This
afternoon, both delegations met and agreed on
a combined plan of action, TO secure the passage
ol a bounty act, the draft of which they have
already prepared The foreign committee have
permission to report the fisheries bill at any
lime within three weeks
THE NEW ORLEANS INVESTIGATION.
Rumors have been current here all day that
the Louisiana congressman desire that the New
Orleans Investigation shall be abandoned, and
nave been at work to that end; but Mr. Scofeld,
chairman OF the investigating committee, says
chat he expects to start on Sunday night. If,
meantime, the difficulties at New Orleans should
be arranged, the necessity for investigation may
not exist. One of the current rumors is that
the president also prefers that there shall be no
It,+t IL, 80
THE DAYS DoINGs.
The house was not in the mood for business,
and adjourned at two O'Clock to hear Matt
Carpenter argue against the proposed reform of
The civil service. 1t was interesting to hear
Senator IrumbulI, in his reply, defend the pres
dent against the intimation OF Mr.. Carpenter
that the president only wanted to show, by
trial, that the new system is impracticable.
Mr. Trumbul's declaration that he believed
the president sincere and honest, was most en-
pha,icaly made
Mr.. Sherman's notice, in the course of the
debate, that he had in preparation bill to cor
rect the abuses disclosed by the custom house
investigation, was received with satisfaction.
CESSNA VS.. MYERS
The house committee on elections this morn
ing decided the contested election case Of Cessna
vs.. Myers OF Pennsylvania in favor of the sitting
member, Myers, a democrat. strong interest
is generally felt in the case, from the fact that
the contestant Mr. Cessna, is prominent poll
tican of pennsylvania, and was II member Of
the last house. The returned vote was
very close, Mr. Myers's majority be-
ing only fourteen; but the committee
found, upon investigation, that more
illegal votes were cast Tor Mr.. Cessna than for
Mr.. Myers. 1t IS understood that Mr. Hoar will
report the case to the house. The vote of the
| committee was nearly unanimous. So far, the
decisions of tins committee have been in favor
of democrats, and it cannot be accused of being
influenced by party prejudiceS.
SAM WELLER.
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examine the condition Of the Comnany. The
total liabilities re reported 10 be s809,9S4 and
the assets S377 ,461. The meeting adjourned
until Thursday morning without taking action
with regard to continuing the business Of the
company.
A bill is to he introduced in the New Jersey
legislature designed to secure new trial for
Bo Is, the murderer Of Ilalstead. The bill is
said TO have been unanimously recommended
by the court OF pardous but many legislators
have grave doubts of the propriety of such ac-
ton. Mrs Wilson makes affidavit denying point
blank ever having married Bolts.
Rio de JanerO adyices state that numbers OF
slaves are being liberated by the people. The
law of last September only affects the future
offspring of slaves. IN one province a society is
formed for the Liberation Of existing slaves, and
the rearing and educating Of children Of slave
mothers.
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SUPERIOR (CRIMINAL) CoURT-BACoN. j.
Jb,,rs5o,, lam 1s-Tbo co,rt ,o,,, in d.
V' N''''o III az
qnallef past TWO o Clock wheh the grand Jury
made their report, having investiI gated sixty
''''''
PieYs anu sen'eucea mus iar'
VIM. Bowker and VIM. Sharpe, two young
men, Tor breaking and entering and larceny
from the stores OF Smythe Brothers and WIN.
sweeney, and the dwelling house of j. ii. King,
in Worcester, and larceny therefrOm, pleaded
guilty, and were each sentenced to the state
prison for FIVE years, one day solitary.
ana entering store; pleaded not guilty.
h,,rlar and Iarco o, ooSJa ,or attempted
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Special positions in the paper, and special styles Of
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burg last week, ran against plank, and gouged
one of his eyes out.
The grammar and primary schools in the cen
fire. district, Sterling, have been closed for the
present on account OF the prevalence of scarlet
fever among the scholars.
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Criminal Record.


LEAvENwoRTm, Jan. 1s.--John Elder, a rail-
road employe, fatally shot Sheriff Palmer yes
terday, while the latter was aiding policeman
in making an arrest
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 1S.-Mr. Thomas followed
in an argument for the defense.
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WASHINGTON Jan. Threatening weather
and rain will prevail on the gulf coast, aud
southelly winds, ycenng to the southwest,
throughout the Atlantic states, with snow in
the middle aud eastern states,
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GNNERAL RA1LRoAnLA

GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 1S.--1he house committee
on railroads has been requested to prepare
OIL which VIII have tue effect Of doing away
with tue present system OF discrimination in
charges for freight and passengers on the rail-
roads in Ohio.
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PcrsonaI TeIegrnn,s.

The receipts of Matilda Heron's benefit were
$500.
VIM. NJ. Tweed passed Harrisburg going west
on Wednesday evening.
The pope, suffering from severe cold. has
been confined to his bed one day
The grand lodge OF MasOns of New jersey has
chosen W. L, Pine grand master.
Gabriel ShcffiSter, member of the West Point
band, has been missing nine days; foul play is
feared
CHARLES 0'Couor has only given ND part of tbe
ring prosecutions, but will still be CONSULTED by
Gen. Barlow
The first public evening reception by Presi-
dent Grant, at the executive mansion, last eve
ming, was largely attended.
John V. ChIlds, the well known engrayer of
New Orleans died yesterday from an overdose
of laudanum.
AT Cleveland, yesterday Rev. O. A. Lyman
was stricken with paralysis; symptoms favor
ahle.
A Washington dispatch states that ex-Gov.
Hawey of Connecticut is most fiv1rably men
toned for president of the national republican
convention.
At Washington, a party of Daniel Webster's
admirers honored The ninetieth anniversary Of
his birth by dining together last evening
W. p, Baker Of Topeka was elected president
and George Prescott of Leavenworth secre-
tary of the Kansas and Missouri associated
press.
A City of Mexico dispatch states that Mr.
Bliss, the American secretary of legation, hav.
ing investigated the affair Of the basque Broth
ers, says the statements of the American can.
tains are confirmed.
Yesterday morning Senator Sumner was made
the recipient Of the following letter from an
obscure town in Virgina:
"Chdrles SuDtaer-Your Infamous civil rights
bill, if passed, will secure yodr death within six
months. Beware! swear your life shall be
the penalty.
Yours with supreme disgust,
(Signed) XXX X"
The principal subscribers to the proposed
Greeley statue are Dana, Oakley Hall, Joe. How
ard, Rev II w B2echer, Dr. Chaplin, Frank
Leslie, DelmonicO, G. P. Rowcll, and twenty
others.
A special dispatch from Washington saws that
Senator Wilson has at last consented 10 put
through the senate bill repeating the law Of
1869, for the gradual reduction of the staff of
the army, but there is not the slightest proba
billy thar the bill, or any other of the same
tenor, will pass the house When the matter
comes up in the house, Gen. Butter will lead
furious onslaught upon the staff.
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DATENT OFFICE BUSIN FSS.-Ameri-
4 and Foreign Patents procured, rejected Appu-
cltons reargued Interference Cases Pros uted opn-
ions given the validity and infringement NJ Pa ns
and suits prosecuted and defended the United states
Courts, by
TEOS. H. DODGE,
formerly PRINCIPAL En- miner and Chairman Of the
Board Of Appeals L $. Patent Otice,l Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Ofce-Do ge's
Block corner Park and Portland sts., Worcester. Mass
M dNMtI
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COUNTY NEWS.

Marlboro is moving for railroad to Sudbury
Mills, and eventually to Worcester.
A boy named Flynn, while coastiug in Fitch,
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Our New York Dispatches.

The Congressional Investigating Conn
understanding the International
Prison Congress Scheme-Bank Mat
ters-stOlkes 10 be deliberately Defended
Attempt 30 AssassinaIe "a Student, etc.
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Political.
NRaiue.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGs.
AUGUSTA, Jan 1S.-In the senate, two edu-
cational bills, one to establish school mill fund
and one relating to free high schools, were re-
ler"ed to the committee on education.
In the house, SomOre Francis, delegate from
the Passamaquoddy Indians, appeared, and re-
solve was presented to appropriate funds TO pay
him for bis trouble.
Passed 10 be enacted: An act to incorporate
the Nichols mills; an act to incorporate the
Pemaquid monumental association; an act t.
incorporate the Yarmouth savings bank.
An act to authorize the Piscataquis railroad
company TO construct branches, came up and
was fully discussed. The bill was tabled.
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Hall is back in the city hall joking as usual.
He says he will not resign If he eau help 1t,
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
CHARLEsTowN, w. ", Jan. IS The con-
stitutiCnal convention have laid on the table a
resolution to hold their sessions in Wheeling.
California.
THE AGE OF PROGRESS
SAN Francisco, Jan. 1S.-The California as
sembly has passed bill striking out the words
white" and "male'' from the attorney act
Maryland.
ANOTHER DAY OF VOTING.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 1S.-The legislature to-day
balloted for United States senator, with the fol.
loving result:
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SUPPRESSION OF THE INTERNATIONALs Or
nEEEn BEAyI NEEs
DANGEROUS OUTBREAK QUELLED.

DANGEROUS OUTBREAK QUELLED.
BOMBAY Jan. 1S.-A dangerous revolt among
the Hookahs of India has been suppressed AT
the first signs of trouble troops were dispatched
from Delhi and marched direct TO the headquar-
tiers of the rebels whom they met in large force
but completely defeated them, killing one hun
dred and taking several hundred prisoners. The
rebels dispersed and the country is now perfect
ly TRANQUIL