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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16


New YORK, Nov. 5-,nqratulatorv mos.
sagcs were exchanged tod between mayors
OF Adelaide, Australia, and ew York mon fhe
completion of telegraphic co ZIMMERMAN
Judge Pratt has vacated b appointment oy
receiver OF the International imranre commune
and Jarvis Slade is now permaent receiver
Inc Market insurance comply has decided
to wind up. 1t claims to be abei nav ali liobiIi.
aies anu ulEIuG twenty-five ofhirly per cent.
The Swiss residents are max great prenar-
atoms to celebrate the 565th aniyersary Of
Swiss independence.
The mayor has appointed Sinh Elv ,Jr
commissioner of education in pl@ of LorinS
lngersOll, resigned.
The proposition to raise a fund 1r monp.
ment over the remains Of Walter Bwn meets
favor among boating men.
Francis Cassidy, arrested and imprinted some
months ago on suspicion of counecto with the
PanormO murder, has sued Capt. FeG of the
Brooklyn police for $4,000 damages.
Edward Richards, the alleged mlaerer oc
Alexander Moss, on board the Boston rio +
II. Moore, arrived here yesterday 'front.' He,
lena, and was held for trial by the UnieStates
commissioner.
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The Philadelphia Post Office.
The President Waited Upon by Promi-
nent PhiIadeIphiRus, and Urged 10
Appoint Mr. Truem8n POsImnster

WASHINGTON, Nov ia delegation of
prominent Philadelphia politicians, headed bv
Senator Cameron and Gov. Hart:anlt, waited
upon the president, this morning, to ask the
appointment of Mr. Trueman as postmaster of
Philadelphia. Mayor Stakely, in behalf of the
delegation, presented the claims of Mr.. True.
man, saying that he had been very effective in
keeping the republican party in Philadelphia
together, which resulted in giving such mag
ni6cent victory on the 9Th of November.
The president said in reply that he had com
mitted himself to the policy of civil service re-
form, and that the republican party, in its ma
tional platform, had declared in its favor, and
that whenever it was possible to secure a good
appointment under civil service rules he felt it
public duty to make the selection accordingly.
AS rule, he would endeayor 10 reward eficien.
cy on the part of subordinateS in positions of
public trust; but when It should appear that he
could secure a better appointment by going
outside of civil service, then he should
not hesitate 10 do so, In the pres.
ent case, Mr.. Fairman, deputy postmaster,
was highly recommended as in every way. quail
flied for the position, aud it was not denied that
by his appointment the government would Sc
cure a faithful and efficient officer. Under these
circumstances, therefore, he felt that he could
do no otherwise than promote Mr.. Fairman to
the place to be made vacant by the resignation
of General Bingham. But he would take into
consideration all that had been said in favor of
Mr. Trueman. The delegation thereupon with
drew, and will leave for home this afternoon,
fully satisfied that Farman will be appointed.
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Disston's saw fac
tory was destroyed this morning, but the flames
did not extend TO the new building. All the
works fronting on Heydock street are in ruins.
The fire is now under control. Loss $50 900
EUeRjng.-Ihe fire in Disston's saw factory
was caused by the explosion of an oil can.
Three buildings were destroyed, valued, with
their contents, at S150OOO, and insured for
S156,OO0. -Four other buildings belonging to
the works were saved. The buildings covered
nearly all Of the squarelbounded by Front, Hay
dock, Carroll and Laurel streets, and gave en-
ployment to thousand workmen. The bust
ness Of Dsston amounted to S2,000,000 per
annum, and the present disaster will cause
merely a temporary inconvenience.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 15.-rhe journal
was burned out last night. Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-IIarris's grocery, Nc.
Gowan's hardware, Eller's dry goods, and sew
eral small stores, in Valley Junction, Iowa, were
burned Yesterday. Loss S35,0O0
New YORK, Nov. 15.-Brans coffee roasting
factory, and Roberts's commission house, WASH
ington street, were burned last night Loss
$4,000.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov IS -Bailey's furni-
ture factory burned. Loss $50 900.
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services as usual in the evening, commencing at
o'clock.
Grace church. Walnut street-Rev. }. @. Knowles,
pastor; regular services at 10]z AN. and q, P.
Theme for the afternoon: Lessons of the recent
great calamity. Seats free to ALL
Church of Christ, J. NJ. Atwater, pastor: Ser
vices at 1880 A. NJ, and at and P. NJ. sunday
nesday All are invited
The AnthropolOgical Society will have its regular
meeting in the evening at ~ O'Clock, in Cromp-
sion the question recently discussed by the Y. NJ.
{. A, convention in this city, viz: How should
Christians meet modern infidelity" The public in
vited.
SpiIitualists' Meeting-Mrs. Laura c. Smith will
lecture in Horticultural hall tomorrow afternoon
ana evening, services commencing at 81 and Z
O'Clock. Subject for afternoon "The Ideal and the
Real Subject for evening, "The Christ of His.
tory" Seat free to all
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1j.-The Spanish lnis.
ter to-day made an official call on present
Grant to congratulate him on his re-elcctio,
The controller of the currency, Knox, as
returned from Boston. He reports that 10
loans of the banks of that city are SS7,OOO.G.
surplus S2O,OO0,OO0; and the loss only 81 sd,
900.
He says the financial prospects, in view of Il.
facts, are cheerful, and business is fast resumin
Its usual channels.
Col. BristOw to-day rendered his resignation
as soliciiol-geueral, which has been accepted
and the commission Of Samuel NJ. Phillips
North Carolina will be made out tomorrow.
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COUNTY NEWS.

A teachers institute has been in session in
SOuthbridge this week
W. +. Hayden and wife Of Brookfcld cele.
bratcd their silver wedding on Thursday eve
ming. Rev. A, J. Rich in behalf of the compa-
ny, presented the gifts, whih were many and
elegant, and an appropriate response was made
by Mr. Hayden. The occasion was a very pleasant
one
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liz DAILY sPT-For the Square Of ten Ii es Of arst
type time IS cts; each subsequent inss ion 80 IS,
wess SAB; weeks $3.50; month 500; year So:
and same proportionaIy for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sl.Oo; three lines SIPS;
lines 81 81; avelnes $50. Local notices IS cents re
line for each insertion Business notices Is cent? pc
line Obituary no'ices resolutions &C, l5eeuts pc
legal advertisements per square for rst insel fcn
each subsequent insertion scents.
Special positions in the paper and special styles,
display will be charged extra rates. Cuts anc doubi,
column advertisements allowed onlyto a Iimjter eAtent
Ana double rates charged for the whole space occE
&lS WEEKLY SPr-First Insertion sl.0O pei s1,f,let
acknowledgement insertion 50 cents; months SID; On
year S25pO.
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Pleasant street Baptist church-Prenching by the
pastor, Rev. r, Wheelock at 10k A. M. and %
p.M. sabbath school Immediately after the MORN
ing service Prayer and conference meeting al p NJ
plymouth church-Preaching at Mechanics hall
oy Key j. L. jenkins, of Amherst, Mass, at iOJf
O'CLOCK A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ. Seats free
rrhrIy' MI, NH preach in the morning on "The Boston
IRE me Lord was not in the fire." Afternoon
s ~ anted.A King" Fourth sermon OF
enee meeting att O'clock
Rev. VIM q Child, d. d., of Boston, will preach
ing. ~" ''
Church of The Unity-Rev. Charles Noyes, of
Cambridge, will preach in the morning, Vesper
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COLUMBUS, o., Nov. ia special consulta.
ton meeting Of democrats and liberal republic
cans was held to-day; the latter about forty in
number, adopted resolutions to maintain their
organization, and the name of "liberal party"
and asking the democrats to enroll under the
same name, dropping their old one. Consider
able talk was ELECTED in the democratic meeting
by the reading OF the resolutions adopted by
the liberal meeting, but most OF the older demo-
Gratis present objected so strongly to giving up
the name of democratic party and adopting in
its stead that Of the liberal party, that no men.
ton or resolution on the subject was brought
before the meeting.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
GO tn woRCEsTEM BALM sPy
Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-'The government has re-
ceived information from New Caledonia of the
safe arrival Of the transports Gucrricrc and
Glronne, which carried out the first lot Of com
munists, sentenced to undergo Imprisonment in
that penal colony.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 15.-It is said that the central
junta of CarliSt organization is to meet to-day
to discuss means to procure funds TO support an
instruction in Catalonia.
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The Won WEBER QUARTETTE CoNcERT.-
The sale of tickets to the concert to be given by
the Won Weber quartette of New York, next
Friday evening, begins this morning, at nine
O'Clock, at the music store of Richards, Metcalf
4 Co. This organization appeared in this city
last winter, in the course of entertainments
given by the Lyceum and Natural History soc-
ETY., and met with general approval. Friday
evening they will have the assistance of Mrs j.
w Weston, the fayorite soprano, from Boston,
Mrs. Zelda Harrison Seguin, who has not APP
peared in this city since the visit of the Parepa
Rosa opera troupe, and Miss Matilda Toedt of
New York, yioinist new to a Worcester audi
ence, with Mr.. c. L. Pratt as accompanist, thus
assuring first class entertainment that should
meet with liberal patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

The king Of Spain is suffering from artcular
rhemGtism.
Charles Sumner left Liverpool Thursday for
New York.
Julius Krvke, a Pole under sentence of ten
wears Imprisonment in Cuba for participating in
Ryau's expedition in 1871, has been pardoned by
the king of Spain.
Prince Alfred has gone to Gmunden, Austria,
TO visit his relatives, the eXking OF Hanover and
family.
indiSposed and compelled TO postpone his jour
uey to Switzerland
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A TEMPERANCE MEMoRIAL.-Rev. Henry r.
Cheever has been engaged about town for the
past few days in obtaining signatures to the
following strongly worded memorial, which is
TO be presented to the legislature at the next
session:
TO the legislature Of Massachusetts,, the honor
able senate and house Of representatives.
Your memoriallsts, citizens of Worcester, have
observed for several years the demoralizng
effect Of that provision OF the present liquor law,
Which allows animal vote, on the part of the
towns Of the commonwealth, upon the question
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

ATHELsTAN LoDGE.-The following officers
of Athelstan lodge, F. A. NJ, were installed on
Thursday evening;
W. NJ, N. G. Tucker; S W., Il. p Knights j.
W, Charles $. Day; Treasurer, Loren Eddy; Secre-
Bowen Adams, Jr.; Chaplain, Rev T. B. st. John;
5, $, VIM, G. Mckay; j. S., Ira Southwlok; o. S..
Lewis o. Carpenter; NJ, John G. Rice
AT the close of the installation the master was
agreeaby surprised by the presentation, by Rev.
]. Z. st. John, in behalf of the members of the
lodge, of an elegant past masters Jewel set
with diamonds and amethyst. A collation. was
served in the banquet hall, at which pleasant in
formal speeches were made by members of the
order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
Tho Pennsylvania Constitutional Con.
YemIiOm.

HARRISBURG, Nov 15.--In the constitutions
al convention to-day, Chas. r. Buckalew was
sworn in as member in place of Mr.. Freeze, of
Columbia, who resigned for that purpose. The
convention adjourned over to Monday next, to
allow the president TO select standing commit
fpn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
Che weather..

WAsnINGToN, DC, Nov. 10, a. M.-Proba-
bililies' In New England clearing and clear
cool weather will prevail during the day.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 15.-Twenty inches
snow at Angola and still falling.
BUFFALO, Nov, 15.--IOur inches Of snow last
night; railways blockaded,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

New YORK, Nov. ia series of well de.
tned gold bearing veins have been discovered
near Kelly's ford Virginia, thrty.6ye miles
from Rappahanock station. The surface rock
OF gold bearing quartz yields from $50 to 500
per ton. Three tunnels are now being worked
through the rich rock, and everything giyes eyi.
dence of permaneucv
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A Warrant for the Arrest OF snsan n.
AnfInnH.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 15.-Warrants have
been issued by United States Commissioner
Siorrs for the arrest OF Susan b. Anthony and
fourteen other females, who voted at the late
election. The parties will probably be brought
into court next week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Nov. 15.-The sub.
committee of the house judiciary committee
authorized to visit Kansas and prosecute their
investigation looking to the impeachment of
court, met here yesterday and commenced TAX.
ing testimony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
Fro m China and Japan.

Earthquake AT ShanGhai-FIOOd AT TIeu
TsIu - Peruvian Eidnappcrs Locust
Plague on the Philippine NsIauds-Rc-
liSiOns federation AT HcddO-Famiuc in
COrca-Thc RindcrPcsI-Escayy ExpOr-
talon Recovery OfIhe Americans Treas
urc,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

WAsHlGToN, D. G, Nov. t5.--The signal
service Ia discovered an atmospheric wave
phenomen9, formerly supposed to be confined
10 Englandtnd western Europe. On the 18Th
OF NoVemOc it began TO biedk oret the shores
OF oregon ad British Columbia By the eve
n'ng oil the 9th it had spread over nearly all
inc racine atrs and territories, Utah and Ne.
Yada; and 8 midnight WIS p0trjng through
the passes othe Rocky mountains On the
l4th 1t descedcd upon Colorado, Nebraska,
Kansas and ie Indian territory, and on the
morning OF tn 18th it extended in nuHrobcn
magnitude FIN Oregon and Washington
territory BASTARD throughout the great
trough, Or deTession, of the Rocky noun
tam backbone, in Idaho and Montana,
and stretched il9nce to the western shores
OF Mexico IL discovery will enable
meteor0loSiSts anticipate the approach of
WINTER Oy many dai, and shows that the Amer.
lcah winter storms eiginaten the Rocky Noun
taalhs' upon whose luicst submits, in Nevada
Utah, Colorado, anC southern Wyominr tbe
VaPor laden ar oil thlwaVe is condensed in the
overwhelming SHOWS VI the first parallel. As
TINS vast aenal wave probably like the Eng
ilSh wave continued successive uudulaions
for two or three month il NAV assist in ey.
planning the comparati,ly hiGh temperatnre
and light precipitation winter aIong Pnget
sound and eastward.
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MrLroRD.-A correspondent from tbis tow.

MILFORD.-A correspondent Tom this town
writes to the Woonsocket Patriot IS follows:
Our next and immediate work for prosperity and
increase is to press the claim for ney county seat
Norfolk county is to be cut up by the annexation of
Hyde Park and West ROXbury, and this will make
it matter of interest for several towns at this end
of tine county to move with the peOpl of Milford
for grand centre here. We snail sOOl be in capi-
tai time for railroad convenience and ther tacfli-
ties make our ease strong and good. We are $50.
lated from Worcester and suffer great inconvenience
in our county business. In fact, we shOudbc better
off to be set on to Suffolk county. We must press
our claim, and with the aid we sue to have
from Midway, Franklin, Belingham and oher terri
tory, we may hope for success at no distant day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

Numerous horses have died in Buffalo within
a few days from affection OF the kidneys and
dropsy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

SUDDEN DEATm.-Rufus A. Norcross night
Waterman at James Whtin's COTTON mis- a.
North Uxbridgc, was found dead at hi, most
last Sunday afternoon. He went on duy rs
usual Saturday night in apparently rood heath
He did not return home Sunday morning, mt
as he frequently remained at the mills to slen
Sunday forenoon no anxiety was felt about bi1
In the afternoon he was Cound mite dead I'm,
ing probably died of heart disease. Coronr
Chas. E. Seagrave was called. but decided Al
inquest unnecessary. Mr.. Noreross has been
employed at the mill for the past eighteen wears
and was universally respected. He leaves a
family of grown up children.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-C1yn TERM-PUTNAM J
f'tc"o"'9' ff'aoy Noc. l5'--Ihe case Of Pat
TICK Sherry vs. SllaS Pratt, for damages fol
injuries 10 the plalnut and his team
by collision with the team OF the defendant, il
fltchourg, was decided by verdict for tn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT.-W I.LIAMs, j.
Ffidoy, Nor. 15.-GeOrge Jordan, charged with
an assault upon Morris Troy in August, was
fined $40 and costs, from which he appealed,
Florence Courtney, one of the boys who stole
ride on the cars from Boston, was sent to the
reform school at Westboro. James Quirk and
VIM. Sullivan, similarly charged, were dis
charged on payment of costs.
Patrick Leary, for the larceny of a clock was
fined $40 and costs, in default of which he was
committed
John Ryan, for second offence of drunken
ness, was fined $40 and costs, which he paid.
Patrick Conife, similarly charged, was sent to
the house Of correction for two months.
Charles A. Hoyt, Michael Mcdonald and Ed
ward G. Welch were each fined SIS and costs for
drunkenness. All paid
Patrick O'Hearn, jeremiah Delany, James
Callahan Henry Wilson and Thomas Kirby
were each fined So and costs for drunkenness.
Callahan and Wilson were committed; the others
paid.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CRIMINAL TERM-RocK.
WELL, J.-Friday, NoU. 15.-Charles O'Brien,
indicted for selling liquor, was found guilty
ana nuGu NlU ana costs,
John Stratton of Milford, for maintaining
liquor nuisance, was found guilty and fined $50
and costs.
Joseph Kelley Of North Brookfeld, was
brought before the court for committing an in
decent assault, having previously been found
guilty, and sentenced to eighteen months in the
house of correction.
In the case of Ellen Mulcahev. for keenipc
liquor with intent to sell, the court ordered a
verdict of not guilty, and the case was dismissed
Charles Kern, of Worcester, for MAINTAINING
liquor nuisance, was found guilty and fined
$50 and costs.
Daniel Roe pleaded guilty to an indictment
for selling liquor, and was sentenced to nav
fine Of $40 and costs, TO serve in the house of
correction for twenty days, and to recognize in
$1,000 not to violate the liquor law for six
months
In the case of James Cavanaueh of Uxbridge.
indicted for an assault with a dangerous wea.
pom, the court ordered verdict of guilty and he
was sentenced to the house of correction for six
months
Adjourned sine die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

EDATENT OFFICE BUSINESS. -Amer
= can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appli
cations rr-argued; Interference Cases PTOseCued Opn-
ions given as TO tho validity and infringement OF Tateus-
and suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
TTOS. II. DODGE,
Formerly frincpH Examiner and Chairman If the
Board of Appeals, u, s. Patent OfnCoD Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Oncc-Dodge's
Block corner Park and Portland SITS, Worcester Mass
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gnsnranR.
JOHN ID.
w ASH BURN

gives notice that he has received official
information from the following Insur-
ance Companies, that their solvency is
uuimpaired by losses at the fire in Bos-
ton, and that they continue, as hereto
fore, to insure all desirable classes of
property at rates adapted to the hazard
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A special from ,icaro stafos ,ho. a., -..,
scrptiOns there , Inc reiier 81 ~ 'lS euo ,,
reach nearly S400A "'''o" wiz
The New Englai shoe and Io,,hor o.,,,,..
~, ~ S., o,oa oEedts have secured rooms
d IL o,v ~ ~ Vthc Traders bank ,where
1m,lectoly Vi 'ie We will be kept.
hoan p,uGTes ~ transcript building have
Devu eAauii ., any lie the large Hoe press
ininrod wv ''''"''0' le Is comparatively un.
A iemonstrance wanresan,od c.o,,, -.
Lawrence and 80 ohC aGaine, 49,, aoui ,, yauigs
and in our opinion, ttiv nncoiled Co.. hIesab
uae o. .i'a nIsason Of Boston com.
~, V ~, aV tbcyoo ade, by erecting shops
the board OF aldermenI P'V'on'eu "
- Among the anxious Akers i, .ho
to,hor Ia nrnroiged hal young lady whose
~ au ~ ,Sl pat she could find of
M ,,,nrn;no IL ssep ollars In gold coin
soie ~ Mc.srs I Al pabRnl burglar proof"
square, was opened, but binr ,,,,t,,,l "
the contents except iewhar,',l' i ii v,
papers. Messts. llorswek ,nsio, VS0h ", aua
recovered from their safe a fnrsii,. ,i rteuyh
a damaged condition, and ttiona ~ W." s., ~
jewelry, partially melted 1sofa o,a AMY
small portion Of gold coin, WI ta oou'I,ugu
FV'''sN W." 'V'Ve stamps in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-26
WHERE IS Y UR DEFENCE OF TIE
FIEAH GAL STATEMENT?

On Friday morning the corruption organ
pobl s1ed what it called Financial state
mept Of the city Of Rock Island" 1t pub
h5hed 1t az an Advertisement, of course,
because it wants to grind every last cent out
Of our taxpayers it possibly can, before it's
remarks, however, it went on to promise a
heavy disqaIsition en- the subject, in its
IF flowing Issue" Ga Saturday We gave a
com olete com garrison of the fnanc al state
ment OF cur lest Democratic ADMINISTRATION,
with the mnistration Of Mayor Carter,
showing that in every instance Except the
dog tax the Democrats had collected up
the public revenues closer than the Repub-
lioans, had handled the public funds more
economically, had carried on the police Ad-
ministrstion fourth cheaper than the Re-
publicsns, and had made more durable and
necessary imp rovements than their oppo-
nonts. We also plainly showed that this so
called Statement" is sheer humbug.
gotten up for eleoIoneering purposes, and
that it is utterly false and unreliable. and
compiled expressly for the purpose of mis-
leading the public. 1t was not our desire,
however, to silence the Unioa's batteries.
We very much wished to hear what could
be said in defense of such downright
piece Of political knavery. Yesterday
morning that paper came ont without one
single word on the subject. This will never
do. As the organ Of corrupt clique il
shall not be allowed 10 evade the point ct
issue 10 such q manner. We demand that
it shall either confess the falsity and worth
lessness Of that document, or come out end
defend it. as it promised to do. Will it also
be kind enough to show us how Mayor Car
ter reduced the city debt to the amount of
twenty thousand dollars? Let us discuss
these matters thoroughly. You cannot con-
oeAl the truth