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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13
New England Dispatches,


BosTON, Jan 12.-Cyrus Bradlee was killed,
and three Others badly hurt, in Amesbu(y, yes
terday, by the fall of staging.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
CONCORD, Jan. 12.-The republican state COM
mttee met here this afternoon, and organized
for the ensuing year as follows: Hon E. II.
Rollins, chairman; B. +. Prescott secretary; Asa
Fowler, treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. II IA bull for the
election OF $40 delegates to a convention to frame
aud adopt state constitution for Utah passed
the house this afternoon. The election will be
held on the 10th inst, and the convention will
meet on February TO-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13
The following additional bank elections Al

TT5 UTCVT1UHS UTU
received
First National Bank, Gardner: President, Chas
Haywood; Cashier j d Edge; Directors, Chas
Haywood, Seth Haywood, John Edgell, Phliander
Derby, Pierce, Francis Richardson, Il G Hill.
Franklin Eaton, Calvin / Greenwood Levi II
Sawin, c Webster Bush, all of Gardner
First National Bank, Barre: President Hon
Geo NJ Buttrck; Directors, George NJ. Buttrick-
Elan b, Shattuck, Chas Brimblecom, Hiram Wads
worth, {. Edwin Smith, Barre; Nathaniel LJOhnson'
Dana; Jason Gorham, Harding Woods, Jonn w
Rice, Barre
Rollstone National Bank Fitchburg: President,
Hon. Alvah Crocker; Directors, Alvah Crocker,
Benz Snow, L Ii Bradford, Augustus Whitman, S
w Putnam, A NOrcross, Geo Il Spencer, H Will
lis, Fitchburg; Daniel Putnam, Lmenburg; NJ
Murdoch, Winehendon Chas Winchester, ASH
burnham; e fl Nichols, Leominster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 12.-Gov. Smith was in.
augurated to-day, The governor recited the
duties required ofhs Office, and said he came 10
the chair IN response to the call of the people
after long and cherries night of misrule. lie
intended to stand faithfully by the constitution
and laws, and to carry out the object Of civil
government The chief magistrate must not
only call around him honest men, but have his
own hands clean. He alluded to the debt Gre
ated by ex'Goy. Bullock, aud asserted that Geor-
gia will pay all her legal Indebtedness, and re-
pudation is not dreamed Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

The Kansas state board Of education has
passed resolution, memoraizing congress Ito
endow the free schools Of that state,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

The reported landing of several cases of am-
munition for the Cuban insurgents operating
under Modesto D,az Is abundantly confirmed,
but not the landing Of thousand arms,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

MADRID, Jan. 12-DtFerences have arisen in
the cabinet with regard to the policy to he pur.
sued in Cuba and the appointment Of Marshal
COncha as captain general OF the island. The
departure of the latter frC!d Cadiz has cOnse-
quently been deferred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13
Bavaria.

BURIAL SERVICE.
MUNICH, Jan. 12.--ln the Bavarian chambers,
to-day, the government, in reply to an Interpret
laton from the opposition, justified its enforce
ment Of the old Catholic church burial service.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

PARAGUAY,
LISBON, Jan. 12.-The South American mail
steamer brings advices from Rio Janerio to Dec.
23d. A revolt recently broke out in Paraguay,
but was suppressed.
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educational.

A S. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
"A Music Teacher. Rooms at c. l.. Gorham & Co. s.
454 Main ST. Order States may also found with Is. D.
Allen IL Pleasant ST., and at s. StOrys Jewelry Es
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13
wisconsin.

MR. SUMMERS AMENDMENT.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 12.-ln the assembly, to.
day. resolution in favor of the limitation of the
presidency to one term was referred to the com.
mittee on federal relations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

ST. LOUIS, Jan, IA bill was introduced
in the legislature to facilitate the construction
of railroads. 1t provides for the issue TO all
new broad gauge railroads. Of ten thousand
dollars per mile iu state bonds. and five thou
sand per mile to narrow gauge roads, all roads
receiving this aid to pay the state treasury two
per cent annually of the gross earnings for
payment Of interest on the bonds and create
sinking fund to cancel the bonds. After the
interest and bonds have been paid, this two per
cent shall 20 into the state treasury, and be a
perpetual source Of revenue. The amount Of
bonds issued under this bill will not exceed $751;
ODO OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
GENERAL NOTES.

Tie Baltimore american of the god inst. pre-
seryes this glimpseof wandering APOSTLE "a little old
man with sweet face, earnest blue eyes, and Whitley
brown hair passed through Baltimore yesterday his
way 10 Washington where he expects to naugurate the
angelic life earth. On his battered black hat no
bore text from the Bible, printed IN letters inch
long, and the back Of his WewOrn old coat another
similarly printed text. He goes to call the attention OF
rulers OF the nation 20 the Divine Book of Holy and
Eternal Wisdom, large volume that purpOrts To have
he inspired and directed to be made public by this
aged evangelist, Edward n. Blake
A black side of Philadelphia life is revealed
IN the confession Of Hugh Mara, who sentenced
Saturday 10 six years and nine months imprisonment
and to pay a fine OF 81 900 for attempting to kill Alder
man McMulln OF that city He states that there Is
an organized band Of thoroughly associated
together for all forms Of crime His first assertion Is
that he instgated To the attempted assassination OF
Detective Brooks by this band who agreed TO him
$500 for the endsh work. He gves names, places and
particulars, showing how the victim logged and
finally shot declares the abb which fabricated
for his defense 60 be act OF perjury and that the only
affidavit against this gang that they started the
terrible coal oil TIRE OF Feb. 1885, at Ninth and wharton
cts: that they attempted the burning of the Union
League House, sept 9, 1856; that they committed the
murder OF Peter ManuOX October 1865 and robbed the
Beneoa Saving FInd Society, April 4, 1869. Abiding
the revelation Of Mara The Press says Of the men
whom be has disclosed: The only question 10
their e determination. IL DO done by punishment
This gang should be brought TO trial II they not
we may expect assassination to become Of the lead
ing Industries of the city. Our authorities surely not
afraid ~ prosecute these men,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
SAYro DOMINGO REDIrIVUs.

1t seems that we have not heard the lase Vi
tho santo Domingo scheme. There are various in"ieS
tions that il Is coming up again in some shape 's
not necessarily before Congress- But one v'em VI .uo
case is thus presented by The Baltimore A~sr'eu' whicn
desires to earn the position OF rejecting the views OF 'no
Administration:
The triumphant reelection OF PRESIDENT Grant es1nT
no REGARDED as other than cordial Endorsement OF an
tina great measures Of his Administration ana was the
voice of the peope virtually SAYING TO each aud all OF
those who were foremost in sanderng and vying his
You lie siT or all tho false and deiamatory accusa-
tous against the honesty OF President Grant, there Was
mono that exceeded in enormtty and baseness !he
charges OF corruption against him in relation 10 the
prop0sed annexation OF SantO Domingo. The re.
port OF the Commissioners Wade, Howe, anu
white proved all these charges 10 be false ano
unfounded, hut the Republican press OF the conu-
try, with very few exceptions, was so feartu OF te
power and influence Of Senator sumner that tney
scarcely dared to refer to the manifold proof Of the tai
sty OF his charges. Their report was allowed nnaer
what deemed the exigences OF the pontiSaI SUN
ton TO be pushed aside and Sumner, bohurz, ItunDu
and linton with THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE ano sun
poured upOn the President thor phials OF OeIaatOn
lmOst unanswered The time Tor yindlcatiOn mas NV
come the people have spoken emphatical6 IN IaNoI
the Annexation OF SantO Domingo ana no time shouIu
10 lost in bringing the matter before GongIess. 40
hone 10 see MARYLAND take the lead in gying expression
10 the voice of the people
One must admire the ingenuity with which every pro
iect and measure entertained by the Administration
eince 1859 Is considered Endorsed by "voice OF The
Deopie But we are bound TO hear from SantO Domingo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
OBITUARF
TER REV. JOSIAH BREwER.

The older American missionaries have almost
all passed away. one Of the few remaning the Rev
Josiah Brewer lied last week at stockbTdge Mass. He
was native OF BERKSHIRE County, and an intimate friend
and relative Of Marshall g. Bdwel esq who died In this
city bur few week. ago and taken to DO buried
beside his kindred "A the old graveyard 1T Stockbrdge
Mr.. Brewer graduated at Yalo Cooge,.rhere he was
aftorward tutor. IN iSj0 he sailed for the East and
began his lsbors at Smyrna the capital OF Asia Minor
n was but three yctzs after the Greek Revolution. Tho
battle OF EaYsrnO bl destroyed tho Turkish navy and
In breaking the pride ~ the Moslem, had opened the
door for influences frc1n abroad. Mr. Brewer tho
lrst TO Introduce schools the printing press. He
esabshed tho arst paper in smyrna where there are
now a number IN dnerepT languages Tho schools which
iOne much intTUdnse European education futo the
T,rFlsb Emure Altos few years he returned 10 tbs
,ountry am. bas aimee resided In Eew-EncHnd-s part
of me lime in Hew-iaVtn and MiddetOwn, Cenn, and
Tor The lass few years IN StOckbrdge, Mass, his wife
being daughter of the late Rev. DR.. Field obtbet place.
$40 died about ten years Sinoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

THE BuELs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A TRIBUNE. reporter was dispatched early
last evening call upon Jay Could for the purpose OF
obtaining his regarding the continuance Of the
corner" and the Developments made in his All
davit Mr. Gould had not been at home for some time,
but was expected at about 10 O'clock The reporter
told to call agn He repeated his visit 80 TO- and found
O carriage in front OF the door.
The reporter learned that Mr.. Gould had returned and
was with a plumber VI his flends in the basement The
servant returned to the parlor after having presented
the reporters card, with the apology that Mr. Gould
was very busy engaged and desired TO be excused from
seeing any newspaper representative. C. j. Osborne.
broker, was with Mr. Gould.
Richard scLel brother OF Augustus sche who one
OF the principal "bus." when questioned az late hour
IN the afternoon regard 10 the probabilities Of settle
said that no was not In the poo and did not speak
by authority but he did not believe that any selueen
had made bctweeu the heavier monDerso OF the two
cLques.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
INSURANCE LEGISLATION.

THE new LAW PROPOSED ~ THE MASSACHUSETTS
LEGISLATURE.
BO5rOy. Nov. GIN the State Senate, this
afternoon, the Joint Special Committee on 40 much OF
the Address Of the Governor related to insurance.
which follows:
associate an nsuIane: company stock or mutual, on
complying with the act when requires ointstock com
panes to have captiloi no less ti N s2O0O)O ana nut
tual companies guarantee capital Of not less than $4,000
and not moro tnRn s0Jo aud no p0hsy Is TO Dc issued
until the whoio guarantee rapta liked has been pad IN
IN cash. After organizing CeJncate ~ 20 % suDintedtO
the Insurance Commissioner. who shall, The proceedings
are satisfactory TO him. yo certificate 81 the fact, anu
tho Cling Of this viii tie secretary OF cue Commonwealth
or Incorporation, wlich shall have tho force and
effect OF special charter Tho holders Of stock in
mutual companies % be emitted 10 net semianuual
dividend DOT exceeding four per cent on their respective
shares the not IrOhs after providing for all expenses.
lose s. and lFbililes then incurred including sum
suGiceut TO Tensurc all outstanding risks, Is Sufficient
four per cent Vt shall be made up when the net
profit bscOH6s SUftiCnt therefor. 1lree-iOu1thS VI
The net profit eiEer tho paying OF the dividends -
70 DO credited to, and at the expiration
nf She policies dvlo among the insured, ana the re-
naming oneourth " - DO Invested ana De reserve
for the security OF the n9urcd but when ffom time 10
lime fbe eserye exceeds ye per the amount 10
whole OF excess Is 70 Dc dfVldc1 among
me insured at the oxpiratIon Of their posies Tno
pf III only when she ether cash funds have been
klHse and N the eiafintee capital bec0mes reduced
IL ~ ~ be replaced by thu first accumulation II Tho
reserve by assessments tho contingent funds The
drects may be elected frsm the Stockholders ana the
policy holders hut NJ least half the number must DC
OleCteb frOm tile former class. JOut stock companies
allowed 70 increase their capital stock, with the APP
prOval Of Iho COmmissOners and all corpora
hons lied andcr the act can hold real estate Tor the
~ tuelr bu tn amount exceeding
rs per OF their cash asses. Unuer susprsiQn
The rules 10 Lil was passed to 3ird reading, without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

Fire prcsoryci their comforts ~ cpl ndId c0ud onay'
ing over One HHIion Dollars ~ cash stone. bsysfs
p>ccrs OF almost lncaIeuiafe Yaiue-snd a resuls
6eyeiy Thousand Dollars worth Of s,esIs sIfes
sold 70 TostoD merchants within ow days aiter TIE 6ro
Road tho following letter. RESPECTFULLY Jour'.
g. U. COLs. mayer.
To American SierHi Safs a.. T. IT, Goa. JnIgGOs,. ~
. Y DesOt No. 60 .;rodd01g f.
Our STAN Sait, purchased OF you s0nl9 tx mouths
since together with largo Morris iapi byf8 eDIqht
month ago. Of McNsaIo & urb1D's receut max.
which cost $780, IN our stre at No. I33 CO;gcss 81.
aud fell into the dnriug the bate combs grafton Tbs
contents OF the Morris q Ireland Safe, VIII
found 70 be totally consumed, Uhls NE eOaHL ~ ~
6edW @te-p0psrs. p0itctfs, &c cere ~ O)od condition.,
and can ne pied TIE Stean safe the sntisF, and
SUBJECTED % tbe seycrost test Both OpsDed -
tho tune. PbaSe send possible tnOtDse
Steam Sac, Wo have great COZ leRoe youTimpuse-
ment. Very truly, warts, OsGDDD 90.
Boston, Nov. ~, 1872"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
PERSONAL.

The Empress Of Russia is out of health, and
se intends to dwell hsEeator in the Crimes where the
climate Is mild.
A letter from Boston, dated on lost Friday,
mentions tho fact that the servants OF the gentleman IN
yhose house Mr. Froude has boon guest had given him
notca Of their pfentcs leave II he continued TO
,rtau Mr. Froule; and lnQ5much the servants en-
plOyment agencies Wsre III Hymlathy WIN lh-ss scr
Wants fhe qeutcinan Believed no would find IL difficult
AZ not impossible 10 replace Them Under these clrcun
sfsnee Mr Froude hal said that to- relieve his frehi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
FLASHING TON.
GEN. MCDOWELL TO SUCCEED GEN. MEADE
MINOR NEWS.
fDY TRLRgRAPU TO TUR TRIBuHRi
wAsnrSoros. Monday. Nov. IS. IS

MINOR NEWS.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBDHRi
wAsHM0ToN. Monday. Nov. p 1874
Considerable stir caused in Washington military
circles. today by the return Of Secretary Bokuap and
tho appointment OF Cen Mcdowell to the Major Cen
errsbip made vacant recently by the death OF Cen.
Meade. Gen. Mcdowell It will be remembered headed
tho list OF Brtgadiers, aud his promotion IT, therefore.
what would naturally have been expected had it not
been supposed that the special favor in which certain
other officers held would further their chances Gen.
Mcdowell VIII take command Of the Department OF the
South and Gen. Hancock, the senior Major General
win DO ned to the command Of the Military Division
OF the Atlantic lately held by Gen. Meade Cen Hancock
has been several years in command OF tho Depart
ment Of Dakota with headquarters at st. Paul. MINI,
and this fact has sometimes been mentioned In connec-
ton with the charge that tho President kept him
in the far West account Of personal feeling against
him. Lately it has been reported that Gen. Grant
would cause the Department Of the Atlantic to
DO abolished rather than that Gen. Hancock should
20 to Philadelphia or New-York. His assignment 10
that command, OF course eG5cualy disposes OF that
story. The only other change Will DO tho transfer oi
Gen. Terry from the Department. Of tue South to the De-
partment OF Dakota. Gen. McDowePs headquarters
will be at Louisville. The action OF the President to-day
has disappointed the friends OF several Generals who
were understood to be candidates for the vacant honor
1t was at one time supposed that
Meigs would DO the lucky mao, and that Con- RniuS
Ingalls, would be Megss SUCCESSORS but this "oud nave
involved a change the Quartormasters Department
for the purpose Of promoting tho Presidents personal
frend Gen. ingalls,, which would have caused dlssatS-
faction II was also thought by some that Gen Howard
would be promoted and immediately retired ana theE
Gen Terry would then DO given tho position but the
President seems have disregarded both the impor-
tnties others and hts personal preferences and
allowed the promotion to take It's natural course
II now claimed here that Florida VIII cast It's cleo
tora vote for Grant aud that the first reports from
that State were based upon fraudulent returns Inc
statement D. made that considerable difficulty VIII yet DC
experieHcrd before an huuost count be arrived ar IN
asnuch as perfou schemes involved IN tile result,
but that the ultimate count viii DO found to be as ABOVE
stated
The annual report OF the Secretary Of the Interior
was completed to-day. Attorney General Williams Is
reported have assured several Southern gentlemen
who called upon him to-day that the future poucy OF
the Administration toYhrl the recons ructed states VIII
be 0n6 Oi lCuicnCy ard e6lrilltion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
prpsoyAy-BY TELEGRAPH..

.Monsignor de Merode, private chaplain Of the
Ps,e Is tgsia reported to Be d.
David Grfing. a prominent citizen OF Che
mango Csrnu ~ T.. dieG "a Sunday evening
DR. J, T. Hcaton Of Indiana an officer in tho
Medical thu Pension Baeau. died Washington yes'eny
"A number 81 prominent citizens of Cincinnati
Mogn Of Indians abanquet to b. gwen ~ l1t
e,y a. such tine siy beat suit bis convenience
The Prince and Princess Imperial Of Germany
I'll not Ake their iathis Of Switzerland he health Of The
Princess delicate and her physicians haze advised Ter 80 70 Ca
rule
Francis J. Fullum, for many years connected
South Baltimore. died Friday nht
re ~ Us Included the docks and vharses s1Itng eieal III
- - ri u the Police shows that h. bad rescued ~
u rrsn y drowning, VI then b. Pa0gag into the
vttef Al TIE Z "a II Is HE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
THE PROSECUTION CONFIDENT.

s. Newell, with Barlow, Larocque a. Mac
farland said that there few additional circum
stances in the prosecution Of Could outside Of those
which had occurred at during the day. The frs;
suit of sOOOGOOG gainst Gould. published THE TRB
UNE had been discontinued because the upon which
lie had recently been employed OF a specific
character and one which could DO prosecuted
cessfuly.
Later IN the afternoon David Dudley r. Field, counsel
for Jay Could called S. L. NJ. Barlow and requested
permission examine William II. Trayers, director OF
the Erie Railway Company. in relation to tho suit of the
Eric Railway against Gould Mr.. Barlow, counsel for
Mr.. Trayers, declined 70 allow him TO ba examined
orally out OF court but wrote Ms. Field the following
letter. stating The maanor which he would allow hun
to DO examined:
OFFICE OF BARROW. LAROQUE 4 MACFAELAND,l
No. 50 Wu.LLiMsT.. Nov. 20, 1872. )
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. eSq.--DEkR SIR: In order tnat
there Hay he MISUNDERSTANDING as TO what occurred
Mr. Travers I'm the suit OF the Ere Railway Company
against JAY Could, take the liberty Of laying Mr.
Trayerss position precisely before He prepared
all times 60 mako an adaIt In this case 10 be pre-
pared by yOu and which snail be- true and in every
manner pertinent to the matter In controversy.
f you prefer not tO prepare this affidavit IN advance,
and choose present questions Ia writing 10 HIM. he
will at once answer them, aud when You shall have
davt IT, after receiving bis answers, then desire
TO put further questions 10 btm, he Will IN Ike manner
answer them, and VIII, when they are enbouiod IN
affidavit swear to, the same, "a usual.
But lac denies YOU the rfht TO question him orally out
Of court send this statement at Mr.. Travcrs's re-
quest aud as all answer HIS part 10 your demand.
Yours truly, SAMUEL 5. NJ. BARLOW,
OF counsel for W. r. Trayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

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funeral services tho ecs Of her pafeaG, - Gheo P
Brooklru os Weaneslsy as 0coea-
BROwEg0n spuisy. Nov - - Gears ssrs taJ ,si,"
Fannie D. wife o. chs browns 'aa daughter Of IT, hs hu
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CooK-On Monday Yo,. p wIrm Cock AIR Ills o.
Tn. I.y,i and h.pds snt also the members Of s.r 0, Bts-
Lode 80 ssd A. 81 are invites st.snd bis .Ls
residence No. az oyt+t. BrVOIbr, WEDNESDAY tersOos.
DIX LAMArBRou the asb Hst Mrs Hann.hsDs Lauusr sgd
81 years
Nov a w,it.r n GnGAb, ssd ,gsd a.
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FIsHER-At residence s nAoa,sE L. onSaSrrt .esos..
Tie clergy feua, ins a,.ad h suer.l rp,ie
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