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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24
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cure OF all derange-
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els. They are a mild
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I ieing purely vegeta-
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all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

another original song was sung by the children,
after which Charles G. Stevens of Clinton was
introduced and urged upon the audience the
importance of taking immediate action upon the
subject Of memorial. One of the reasons that
Clinton has waited is to profit by the example
of other towns. but the time has now come
when we should take some action, and before
another year has passed he wanted to see an APP
propriate memorial erected in the position as
sigucd for it,
Mr.. Franklin Forbes, of the building commit
tee, after briefly reviewing the action taken at
the town meeting in March, 1869, when it was
voted to instruct the town treasurer TO purchase
the lot ofland upon which the hall now stands,
and the progress of the work in its different
stages, presented the keys of the building to DIR.
George NJ. Morse of the committee hav-
ing control and management of the
hall for three years, DR.. Morse in few
remarks accepted the responsibility of the
charge, and gave an interesting account of the
town from the time when it was set apart from
Lancaster to the present time. He also gave
description of the foundation and growth of the
manufacturing establishments of the place.
The audience joined in singing america"
which, with benediction, closed the afternoon
services.
In the evening a grand promenade concert
and dance took place under the direction of c.
w. Field, Jr., Gilmore's full band oil Boston
furnishing the music and l.. J. Priest OF Stcr-
ling, the supp@s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
COUNTY NEWS.

Hon. Alexander Dewitt of Oxford, who has
for two years past been nearly blind, was opera
ted upon last week for cataract, by DR.. Williams
of Boston, and there is every indication that his
sight will be entirely restored.
The Catholic and Universast churches in
Webster toled their bells in token of respect to
the memory of Horace Greeley, between the
hours of twelve and one O'Clock yesterday, and
the Greeley and Brown club flag hoated from
their headquarters at half mast, heavily draped
in black.
-Four boys, aged from twelve to fourteen years,
broke through the ice OF a small pond on the
estate Of Mr. Billings Mann in Leicester, Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Billings Mann, Jr., who
was near, succeeded in saving two of them, but
the others, named Perry and Piper, were
drowned,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Forty-Second Congressv~Third Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 1872.
ET-Nr srr1~

w AsHINGfoN, pec. ., IetZ.
SENATE.
Mr. Anthony was elected president pro tenn,
and the senate adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE
4 resolution was offered inStructing the dis
trict OF Columbia committee to report the pres
Cnt debt of the district, and what sum it re-
quirCd TO finish the work in progress; adopted.
Resolutions were adopted that the committee
on commerce enquire Immediately why Sunkcn
wrecks are allowed TO remain off Sandy Hook.
several DIS were introduced and referred,
after which the bill for the new war vessels was
considered.
Arguments were made by Kelley and Town
send of Pennsylvania in support of the bill, and
an amendment requiring five of the vessels TO
be built in private shipyard by contract; and
by MeSsrS. Plat, Negley and Lynch i'll support
of the bill and against the amendment.
Mr.. Platt stated that the intention OF the navy
department was 10 divide these ten vessels into
three classes, one class TO consist OF vessels OF
1900 to 1890 tons, TO carry twelve to fourteen
guns; one from l2OO TO l0OO tons, with eight or
more guns; and one from 800 TO 1000 tons, with
six or seven guns
Mr.. Negley remarked that so long as SPAN
malntalned the curse OIL slavery III CuOa, rue
present tranquil relations OF this country were
laDle 10 DC disturbed at any moment go,
MT. Lynch advocated coupling WIN TINS pHi
one introduced by him last session, and recon-
-
%oVernmentad towards tue construction OIL nei-
camille steamers, which could be converted TO
government purposes in time OF war. lie ana
not favor the amendment, because he Thought
private Shpyards were not now III eohdltloh
to construct such vessels.
nj. townsend insisted that the IRON snip
yards AT Baltimore, wilmington ana CheSter'
had ample facilities for building these vessels.
MI. Wo3d while not opposing the DllI, crltl-
ciSed tue inludlelouS use made ny tlie secretary
OF Tue navy oil vessels now IN the service, alind-
ing 10 the movements OF tile Mediterranean
squadron, and to the employment OF vessels to
alu tue scheme Tor me acquisition OF san DO
hllSo' nc favored ooIh Dul ana amendment
Mr' Haze advocated nus amendment, con-
iraSiing tnc merits OF pubic ana pllVnte sup
yards lie warned the house thai II all theSG
vessels were Dhlit III Tie navy yaIds they would
cost SiOOOOOO instead oil eh0UoVVU, ana con-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

of the inSipient stages of animal life. Until
within comparatively short period animals
were divided into two classes, viz: those which
produced eggs, and those which brought forth
their young alive. Now, however, it is
known that all animal life, whether of
birds, fishes, or quadrupeds, is pro-
duccd from eggs, the essential elements
of which are identical in their nature The egg
of the quadruped, 10 be sure, does not have the
shell, the skin and the other parts necessary
for the protection of the germ, as is the case
Of the bird, whose egg is expelled from the body
before the process of CESSATION is commenced,
but it is nevertheless as truly an egg, and the
learned profess or illustrated by drawings upon
the blackboard and by his rare powers OF de-
Scription, as well as his entire familiarity with
the subject in a scientific sense, the points of
similarity as well as difference between the egg
OF the hen and that of the rabbit. More atten
ton should be given 10 the subject Of breeding
OF animals, and he predicted thar the time will
come when men will so thoroughly understand
this subject as 10 be able to produce the sexes
OF animals at will, or AT least to predict with
certainty the sex of the unborn animal.
The lecture was intensely interesting, and con-
tanned vast fund of scientific knowledge which
it is impossible for us to embody or even touch
upon in this report
The session will reopen tomorrow morning
at halt-paSt nine o'clock, and there will be three
sessions tomorrow and Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

proper. On the right hand side of the corridor
are situated the baggage room, go feet by As, a
parcel room 16 by 49, telegraph office Is by 3D.,
ticket office Is by IS, ladies' toilet room 80 by
30, and ladies waiting room As by 70. On the
other side next Shrewsbury street, are the
dining room 81 by As, stairway to the offices
above, kitchen 30 by Is, refrcshment room Is
by II, newspaper stand Is 10, and gentlemen's
waiting room IS by 70.
The TWO tracks of the Boston and Albany road
will occupy the centre of the building, with a
third track, ending in the depot, for local travel.
Underneath these tracks are two sub ways,
eighteen feet wide, leading 10 the southern side
of the depot, where two tracks each are as
signed to the use of the Providence and Nor
witch roads. The Nashua road and the Boston,
Barre and Gardner road will enter the depot
upon curve on the north side, where three
tracks arc arranged for their use. All the
tracks will join outside the east end of the
depot, thus affording facilities for the exchange
of cars between the northern and southern
routes, The south entrance can also be used
for the entrance of the northern roads, should
the eastern route from Lincoln square, proposed
last summer be decided upon. The entrance
for tracks on the north side could then be closed
mp, without injury to the general appearance of
the building. On the Shrewsbury street side
there will be large space set apart Tor the use
of hackmen and express teams.
The depot, if it is completed in accordance
with this design, will be one of the finest and
most costly in New England, and will be an
ornament to the city. Work will not be begun
on the building until next spring Meantime
the new freight depot on the Bloomingdale road,
which is now being rooted over, will be com
plctcd, and the present wooden structure on
Shrewsbury street will be moved some distance
cast aud fitted up as car house for the Boston
and Albany railroad.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Affairs in Cuba.
Arrival OF oOnyicts and Iaves-BIoOd-
hounds for Hunting Negroes.

HAVANA, Dec. A steamer arrived yester-
day from spain, bringing 200 sailors implicated
in the Ferrol revolt.
Steamer Hatcher arrived with 1000 coolies who
were sold previous to the arrival Of the steamer.
The Eco (newspaper), published in Sanet
Espiritus, announces the arrival there OF sixteen
bloodhounds, to be used in capturing negroes
still remaining in the mountains near that city.
The hounds were purchased by order of the
commanding general.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
The WcnIhcr.

WASHINGTON, D, c., A. NJ, Dec. 5.-Proba-
blities: On the lower lakes and northeastward
through the st. Lawrence valley southerly TO
westerly winds, cloudy aud mild weather and
falling barometer will prevail; in the middle
and eastern states increasing temperature, di-
minshing pressure northwesterly to SOUTH
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather; in
the gulf and south Atlantic states southerly
winds, increasing cloudiness and warmer wealth
er; in the northwest and over the upper lakes
and thence to Missouri and the lower Ohio val
ley, southwesterly to northwesterly winds, ris-
ing barometer, colder and partly cloudy weather
with occasional snow. warning signals con-
tnue at Daluth milwaukee, Chicago and Grand
Haven.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Foreign News.


LONDON, Dec. 4.-Ihe report of the wreck of
the steamship Dalmatian aud loss OF ihirty-ive
lives proves untrue. The Dalmatan has reached
Liverpool in safety.
Elizabeth Dredge has brought suit IN the
court of the queens bench against Clinton Wi
mans, citizen of the United States, to recover
$50 900 for breach Of promise of marriage, but
the case was compromised by Wiuan's paying
the plaintiff $780,
Robert Bowles was brought before the lord
mayor at the mansion house to-day and again
rcmanded for further examination.
The Crystal palace will soon be lighted by gas
manufactured from petroleum.
The number of emigrantS which left Liver
pool during November exceeds the number of
the previous month by 2000
LONDON, Dec. 40 p. M.-Llrge portions of
the city are in darkness tonight, gas having
been eXtinguished in many sections. The in
habitants are filled with CONSERVATION and
dread, and irritation against the striking stokers
is very great.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 4-EUeHjRg,-lt is expected that
the committee of thirty, to be elected by the
assembly tomorrow, and whose duty it will be
to draw up law regulating public powers and
prescribing conditions Of ministerial response
Dlity, will consist OF sixteen monarchlSts and
fourteen republicans.
The party of the right has rejected propo-
sition for even partial renewal of the assem-
bly, by appeal to the people,
A meeting of the party of the left was held
to-day, at which, after powerful speech by NJ.
Gambetta in advocacy of the dissolution of the
assembly, measures to that end were absolutely
insisted upon.
SPAIN.
LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from Madrid
says that royal decree fixes the emission of a
new loan to the amount of $50 100000 pesetas
for the 18th inst.
The announcement was made in this city to-
day that subscription books for the Spanish loan
of f1O,OOO,OOO will be opened in the London
market on the 18th.
PARIS, Dec A dispatch from Bayonne, in
the department Of Basses, Pyrenees, says $50
Carlists entered Spain from France yesterday.
The president has sent dispatch TO King
Amadeus of Spain, congratulating him upon
his cOnyalescence.
There is much excitement in Malaga over
apprehension of demonstrations in that city.
Many families are leaving land troops are being
Quartered in the court house aud cathedral.
ITALY,
ROME, Dec. 4.-Ileayy rains have again swol-
len the waters of the river Pc, aud another in
undation is apprehended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

COmpiimCnt 10 senator Anthony
Scuate GOErtmItIccs--lA Fight Against
the Board of Public WORKS. udsc
BLACK and the Credit MObilier--sscnn-
tor summer; His Resolution to Obliicr-
ate Records of flIc Civil War: His
HcaIfh-.sUdgc MerrimOn of North
GarOIina-Thc Holiday sscCcsS-The
Plan Of lAboIishim& Assessors nad AS
sisTaut Assessors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Reception to Hon. e. B. washburne.

NEW YORK, Dec. A reception was given
Hon. L. b. Washburne tonight by the Union
League club. The rooms were crowded Win a
Generals Mcdowell Gilmore, Byrnes and Bar
nard. Admiral Rowan Earl OF Carthness aud
numerous civ magnates, Mr. Washbnrne was
introduced by Hon. W. NJ Evarts, who greeted
MIN on behalf OF the citizens Of New York, ex-
pressing their appreciation Of theHhonor be has
done the United States in the most trying cir
cnmstances Mr. Washburne thanked the as
semblage for his cordial welcome, and was graft
fed by the approval OF his fellow countrymen.
he returned better American than ever, and
felt proudcr OF his country for the eminence i
had attained +. G. Cowdin made a brief ad-
dress A sumptuous repast was then served.
President Grant was not presen', having co ne
TO New York to Greeley's funeral and not to al
tend any festivities,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Arrest of Five Hundred London stoker-.

LONDON, Dec. Alive hundred st0kerS en-
poyed by London companies, who are now on
a strike, have been summoned to appear before
the London police court, under the master and
servant act The summonses of several of the
strikers charge them with conspiracy. The
companies show no disposition to concede TO the
demands of the stokers, and the latter announce
that they are determined not to resume work
until their companions whose discharge give
rise to the strike are taken back.
Meanwhile the absence OF gas is severely felt
throughout London. Last night the city was
in partial darkness, and some of the theatres
were compelled to omit their performances.
There are no lights whatever in the underground
railways.
The price of candles has advanced. Two
thousand striking stokers assembled to-day in
Trafalgar square, and after listening TO address
es from several of their leaders formed in march
ing order and paraded through several streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Citizens Meeting.

Pursuant to a published call, a large number
Of the voters Of this city assembled in Mechan-
les hall, last evening, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the positionor mayor and
four aldermen. The meeting was called to order
by c. b. Pratt, who read the call for the meet
ing, aud organized as follows:
Prcsident-EDwARD L. DAVIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
mr.. GrceIey,s Will.

New YORK, Dec. 4-From an examination
of Mrs. Grceleys will, it appears that she APP
pointed Mr.. Greeley executor and Ida Greeley
executrix She bequeaIhs to her husband all
her pictures and StatuarY, rare and valuable
collection; instructs Ida Greeley to appropriate
500 for the purchase OF some additional me-
mento of her affection for her husband. 10 case
of Mr.. Greeley dying or marrying again, Mrs
Greeey's real estate is not to be sold, nor the
principal Of the property used by either of the
children without joint consent OF Ida Greeley
and Judge Hart. Mrs. Greeley had policy OF
life insurance on Mr.Greeey's life to the amount
of SO 900 to $40 O00 1t is also said she owned
some Tribune shares and various other stocks,
besides some real estate,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-The Green Tree tavern
and live small frame buildings at East st. Louis
were burned this afternoon Loss $4,000, in.
suranee 5000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

Two convicts, named John Rely and Robert
IIapgood, escaped from Sing Sing prison yester-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-30
NEW JERSEY.
Railroad Matters.


TRENTON, October 29-Tbe case
pending between the United railway, Of
New Jersey, the Pennsylvania Central
and the National Railroad Company,
came up this morning before the Chan
cellor. Hon. J. Stockton, on opening
the case, said on behalf Of the COM
plainants that when a postponement
was agreed on the 18th inst, it was
ordered by the court that the defendants
should serve copies Of any answer, affi-
davits or other evidences on which they
expected to rely, four days before the
hearing. This the defendants had not
done. After considerable argument hy
both parties the Chancellor decided that
the rule had not been complied with
40 lar as it related 10 the atfldavits, and,
after consultation, adjourned the case
until tomorrow.
A verv important fact was disclosed
in an answer filed by the defendants. one
of which shows that the lease which
assigned the Camden and Amboy rail
road to the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road has not heen placed on file in the
office of the Secretary OF State and is.
according TO a recent decision in the
case OF the New Jersey Central and
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
railroad, null and void, and the defend
ants claim that the Pennsylvania rail-
road has no rights or property in the
State of New Jersey, and that they can
not be a party in this caae.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-30
CHICAGO.
The Liquor Law.

CHICAGO, October 29.-To prevent
future failure in prosecuting the liquor
cases for want of witnesses, the Mayor
has ordered the Superintendent TO look
after witnesses and zee that they be
present at trials. II any man makes a
complaint he will be obliged to appear.
His honor Gays that il it be proven that
any saloon keeper keeps an open house
on Sunday and thus defieds the law, his
license would be instantly revoked.
When they come TO preceive, not only
heavy fines but also imprisonment in
the county jail awaited them il they
offended the license law, he was sure
they would be more tractable. He had
made up his mind that il the Committee
OF Fifteen made complaints against
saloon keepers they should be held
responsible for proof OF the same as an
individual.
Murder Trial Postponed.
The case OF Mrs Louisa Boyce, in
dicted for the murder OF Calvert II.
johnson, OF Cleveland, came up for
trial this morning. The case was con-
tinued until the next term, the defend-
ant filing an affidavit that one Of the
most important witnesses is beyond the
Jurisdiction OF the Court. The State 3
Attorney gave notice that he would call
the case on the last Tuesday OF No
vsmber. Tue father OF young John
-on was present with the witnesses from
Buffalo and Cleveland. He is a gen
tleman about fifty years OF age, and is
a man OF large means, and determined
to see the mysterious affair rightly in
vestieated, and thinks that when the
trial comes off it will develop startling
facts. Mrs. Boyce is woman OF con.
siderable beauty, and to-day wore q
black silk dress, lsce shaw and becom'
ing bonnet; her hair, long brown,
hanging loosely. When the Slates
Attorney announced that the trial cou'd
not take place until the time indicated
she burst into violent ft Of weeping
Governor Noyes, OF Ohio, addresses
the Republican meeting at Central
Hall, this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-30
ONTARIO.

Railroad Acc,deut-Thirty Persons
Wounded.
GRrMsBY, October 29.-This afternoon
a. the No. 3 Pacific express on the
Great Western railroad, rom the suspen'
sion bridge to Detroit, was running past
Beamsville, a statsou five miles distant
the wing rail at the east switch gave
way, precipitating FIVE passenger cars
into a ditch Twenty or thirty passen'
sers wereinjured. OF which about Il teen
received probably fatal wounds. Two
oI the wounded cannot live till morning.
The track is torn up for nearly half
mile Three Pullman cars, one Mlchi-
gan Central and two Great Western
cars were badly smashed. The track
and cars present a fearful wreck. The
train was going at the rate OF n ~
miles an hour. Up to this hour, lO r.
M no deaths have been reported. The
names of the injured have not yet been
ascer,aiped. The wounded were re-
moved to Il e neigh boring houses, where
thew are being kindly taken care OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-30
THE Tar's FIRST Ride.

The following descri ption OF a sailor g
first ride, from recent English novel
is fine bit OF humorous writing, and
true to the life: Therefore, arising be-
times, | hired a very fine horse, and
manning him brsvely, laid his head
east and by south, as near as might be
according to our binnacle. But though
the wind was abait the beam, and tide
and all in his favor, and brave COM
mander upon his poop, what did he do
but house his stem and run out his
spanker driver, and up with his taft
rail. as if | was wearing him in a thun-
dering heavy sea. | resolved to get the
upper hand OF this uncalled FOR mutiny,
and the more so because all our crew
were gazing, and at the fair had laid
down the law very strictly concerning
horses | slipped my feet out OF the
chains, for fear OF anv sundden cap-ze,
and then | raped him over the cat
heads, where his anchor ought to hang.
He, however, instead OF doing at all what
/ I expected, up with his bolt spirit and
down with his quarter, as il struck by q
whale under his iore-toot This was so
far from true sesmanship, and proved
him to be 30 unbullt for sailing. that !
was content to disem bark over bis stem,
and with slight conclusions. Never
say de- has always been my motto, and
always will be; mailing my colOrs to the
mast, ! embarked upon another horse
OF less than half the tonnage OF that one
who would not answer helm And this
craft, being broken-backed, with
strange sound at her port holes, could
not under press OF sal bowl along more
than four knots an hour. And we ad
justed matters between us 30 that when
she was tired / was also core, and there
tore dsembarked and towed her until
we were both fit Tor sea again. There.
tore it must have been good meridian
when I met Psrson Chowne near his
house.