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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-15
Foreign News.
ENGLAND. ESza


The Observer anticipates that by the awards
TO be made by the Geneva tribunal, England
will be obliged 10 pay heavy sums for direct
damages, although IL believes the total amount
will fall several millions below the American
estimate.
Parliameutw viii probably be prorogucd on the
9th of August.
PARIS, July 13.-Mr. Washhurn, American
minister, has gone to BolOgne. The proposition
OF GaSlonde, which created such an excited de
bate in the national assembly yesterday, was 10
increase the rate OF taxation on licences. The
doors, windows and furniture subject came up
again to-day, and after debate that part of the
proposal increasing the tax on licences was
adopted, but the other portion, increasing the
TAX on doors, windows and furniture was reject
ed.
HAvRE, July ID Herald cable. THE Hayre
regatta took place yesterday, i'll which twelve
boats started, and twCuy-lOur hours was the
time allotted Tor the race. IL was expected that
the Guinevrc Livouia and Sappho would sail,
but the Guinevre was withdrawn, and consc-
qucntly the Sappho was withdrawn also, be-
cause the LivOnia was the only large schooner
entered, and Mr.. Douglass would not sail with
AShbnY's rs the only competitor. The boats
started at four o'clock. The Sappho started hl-
teen minutes afterwards, ran to the lCeward of
the fleet, crossing the bow Of the Livona, and
returned to anchorage, after being absent an
hour and a half.
PARIS, July 14.-Today the anniversary of
the taking of the BaStile was celebrated at
Ferte Sous Jouarre, with banquet. Gambetta
presided and made characteristic speech, in
winch he denounced the league of the church
and monarchy. Public dinners in honor of the
day were prohibited in Paris, Lyons, MarSeles,
Mines, Bordeaux, ROuGn, and Lille but no at
tempt was made to interfere with the celebration
at ferte.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July bit now APP
pears pretty evident that Games carriage iacto-
ry was set on fire by lightning. window in
the upper story was dashed in, the plastering
thrown down, and a scuttle in the roof torn Off
but as no person was affected nor fire seen, this
was supposed to be the work of the wind; but il
is now thought the fre was then set in the at
tic, which broke out an hour or two after and
destroyed the immense structure in single
hour. Came Brothers have $500 insurance,
as follows North British Of London, $4,000;
Westehester of New Rochelle N. Y, $500;
Triumph of Cincinnati, $4,000; Connecticut Of
Hartford, $500; National of Hartford, $1,000;
Market Of New York, $1,000.
The tornado is regarded as the most severe
ever known here, but was very limited in eX-
tent. The hail did great damage to the crops
and trees ut the river side; in Newington near
this CITY, breaking glass at many farm houses :
at the hill farm, occupied by l.. l.. Derachemond,
demOlishing near one hundred panes lie esti-
mates his damage at $500.
In this city several persons were struck. Mr.
Benjamin +. Whtcomb, saloon keeper, was
knocked from his chair and paralyzed for a
while aud daughter slightly affected.
MIR. Alpheus Blake of Kittcry, a fisherman. is
missing, and as whale.boat was seen sunk
down the harbor, he is supposed to be drowned
His age was fifty, and leaves a wife aud two
children.
No other marine DISASTERS yet reported The
telegraph wires were knocked out of order by
the storm Friday afternoon, and the fire dam
aged the wires still more in the evening" so that
all business has been sent by way of Portland
and the Boston and Maine line for the last
twentv-iOur hours
More than two inches Of rain fell during the
shower Of yesterday.
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NaeNICds

MATAMoRAs, July 12.-News from Monterey
shows that the revolutionists are avoiding COM
bats and occupying places from which the gov
eminent troops have Withdrawn. Cadcna en-
tered Facatocates obtained money and men, and
withdrew. Pedro Martinez marched in Methua
after beating Sanchez Ochoa, who withdrew to
San Luis. Trevino is reported again near Sal
tillo. Quiroga is increasing his forces in the
villages of Nueva Leon unmolestcd. The rev.
pulmonary leaders promise a speedy attack on
Rocha in Monterey, They expect TO preveat
his return to the interior and drive him across
the border. A dispatch from Monterey this
evening states that mail stages start on Mon
Iav
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ADvEKTIsINa RATES.

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Legal advertisements 81 per square for first nseron
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PcraomnI TeIcgrnmns.

Secretary Boutwell, had conference with sew.
eral capitalists Saturday in reference TO new
loan.
Herr Strauss and family sailed Bremen,
Saturday.
DR.. Sherman, conl .cted of causing the death
of Henrietta Patten by abortion, in Washington
last winter and sentenced TO the penitentiary in
Albany, has been pardoned by The president.
Elk Gov. Stanley of North Carolina, died Fri
day night in San Francisco.
MIR, Schultz, German consul at Port au
Prince, has resigned his position, and united
with several German merchants in a protest
against the extreme measures adopted by the
commander of the German fleet when capturing
Haytien war vessels
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Political.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-W. C. Depaw de.
cllnes the nomination for lieutanent governor
on the democratic ticket.
BANGOR, Me, July 1.-THE friends OF Gree.
ley IN this CITY hung out handsome American
nag last night opposite the residence of w. II,
McCrlllis, on Broadway. The flag bears the
motto, Liberal republican democratic union
candidates" with the names of Greeley and
Brown. A procession was formed, songs sung,
and speeches made.
The republicans held the first meeting of the
campaign at Norombega hall last evening. The
hall was well filled, including many ladies' in
tne eallelleS' Speeches were made By Senators
Chandler and llamlin, and Hons. John Peters
and Lewis Barker The Yacht FREELY arrived
here this afternoon from Mt. Desert. having on
board Senators Hamlin and Chandler. Speaker
Blaine, Representative Peters and others
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han of O'MalIey, in fourth of July celebra-
ton, at the house of Mr.. Sincere, in "Calilor-
MA on the glorious fourth-has not died
much; he is again actively engaged in rail
reading, and does not feel sufficiently injured
in body or mind to make any complaint against
his assailant; the kettle was seriously injured,
however; it was permanently unhinged, iudcti-
nitely dented, incredibly cracked, and was at
once placed on the retired list of "superannuated
tea.kettleS"
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MEMPHIS, July 14.-fhe report of the grand
Jury to the criminal urtlast evening, charging
WIN. Mclean, state and county tax collector,
with being a delaulter Of over 500 900. md
Esquire PeclSly, the financial agent with gross
lncompctency has been the all absorbing tonic
to-day. Warrants were issued for McIean's
arrest, but the sheriff is unable TO find him
His friends, however, assert that he viii surren.
der himself tomorrow. ibis office is tho most
TWO o. three terms. ''"'
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Long BRANCH, N. J July Ex-senator Will
sou left this evening for North Carolina. He
will speak in the principal cities andi towns OF
that state during the campaign Senator Nor
ton started for bis home in Indiana. President
Grant leaves for Washington Monday evening
10 attend to official business. A crowd assem-
bled at one of the hotels this evening expecting
to see Horace Greeley. August Belmont
Daniel Drew, Judge Fitch and George Francis
Train, were in waiting to see him but were dis
appointed, Greeley having postponed his visit
until next week.
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SUNDAY F1GnTs.-Yesterday had more than
its usual quota of Sunday fights. The bruisers
began pounding each other at daylight, and con.
tnucd until late hour in the evening. Beer shops
were found open and the fact was clearly demon.
strated that a larger police force is necessary.
On Nashua street, in the morning, man walk
ed out of house into the road and challenged
the first man he met 20 fight. The result was
a lively set to, in which the challenging party
got soundy thrasbed In the afternoon Frank
lin street was the scene of another afiray, which
was broken up by the police, and one arrest
made In the evening, John and Blackstone
Streets and Quinsigamond Village each had its
disturbance, an arrest being made on Black
stone street of a mao who would not walk and
had TO he finally brought in on strcichcr.
The John street fight was quoted on the APP
proach of the officers, while tho in Quinsga-
mond had to be overlooked, there being no OIL
Ger who could be detailed 10 investigate H.
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Lc,,cr from ChnrIc. summer

ST. Louis, July t8-The Times tomorrow
will publish the following letter from Charles
Sumner, addressed to l.. NJ. Revis Of this city:
Il think that, on reflection, You will not think
IT advisable for me to write public letter on
the matter to which you call attention. Greeley
and myself hvve been fellow luborerS in many
things. We were born in the same year
honor him very much. Between him and
another person who shall be namecss, am for
him earnestly"
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The Union Depot.
Decision of thc RniIrOad Commissioners
in Regard 10 its Location.

The railroad commissioners, after careful
consideration of the plans proposed by the Boston
and Albany railroad company for the location
of a new union passenger station, and of the
objections urged by representatives of the
different roads present at the hearing, have
arrived at the following decision, copy of
which has been addressed to the various parties
interested:
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
7 PEMBERToN SQUARE, BOSTON, July II, 1872
The board OF railroad commissioners have duly
considered the plans far as they yet matured
for me construction off union depot at Worcester
submitted TO them by the Boston and Albany rail-
road company, In accordance with the provisions
of chapter 343 of the statutes Of 1871.
At the public hearing before the board, held at
Worcester on the 18th day of June last, two of the
railroad corporations. parties III interest appeared
making objection TO certain details of The plan
then submitted. One party objected to the location
proposed on the ground that the station should be
placed farther to the south and east than was ind
Gated upon the plan before the commission. This
objection is understood to have bean subsequently
Withdrawn. In any case, however II does not an.
pear to the commissioners TO have been well taken
The location indicated on the plan seems to give
ample vacant space around the station, and, at the
same time, causes the several railroads from the
south ana west to approach with the least posi-
Die degree OF curvature. This the commissioners
regard az an advantage not to be sacrificed except
Tor reasons more imperative than any as vet pre-.
sented TO their consideration.
Another objection was pressed by the representa-.
tives of the Norwich and Worcester railroad com.
Dany, who sought to haye the tracks of that com.
pany those of the Boston and Albany road he
fore reaching the station, that they would oc.
cupy the middle position instead Of the southern
position assigned them in the plan. This objection
the commissioners unable 10 agree to. The Bos-
Ton ard Albany road approaches the common sta
ton from the east and west, the olher roads from
the north and south. The position of their tracks
IN the building would seem therefore to be settled
ny natural considerations, only to be Oyerrued for
manifest reasons Of public advantage No such
manifest .est reasons have in the opinion Of the COM
mlssioners been presented
" rs understood that ample aud convenient sub
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An Hudian Murder.

CHICAGO, July ia special dispatch from
st. Paul says the sister of Allen Jordan who
was the chief instrument in the capture of the
Indian murdcrers of the Cook family, was killed
a day or TWO since by her husband, an Indian,
it is believed on: of revenge for the part taken
by her brother in bringing the Cook family
murdCrers to punishment
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NEW YORK, July 13.-A Berlin correspondent
writes that Gen. Sherman expressed himself dis
gusted with the reception there. At dinner at
Minister BanCroft'S Mt which Won MOlkc was
pre- cent, the two great generals scarcely did more
than exchange SalutatiOns. General Shcrmau'S
meeting with Prince Frederick Charles passed OIL
in about the same way. At PotSdam General
Sherman was refused admittancc 10 the park be-
cause the emperor was entertaining some i'm
pcrial guests. Subsequently, when the military
review was TO take place, the troops being re-
viewed by the emperor, Gen. Sherman, who was
invited to witness it and be presented to the en-
peror, remembering the Potsdam incident polite
Nv declined
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Railroad Accident 10 IA Cow aud a MiIIS
agent

DOYLESTOwN, Pa, July 14.-The morning
train ON the North Pennsylvania railroad
shortly after leaving this place this morning
ran over II cow, throwing the engine and two
milk cars down an embankment nearly thirty
feet The fireman was seriously injured en-
gncer, milk agent, baggage master and one OF
two other persons, somewhat injured
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 1g.-Yesterdov oc
ternoon Gilbert Mclaughlin, while in stote of
derum, shot aud killed his step.mo.her, at tho
house of his father, notorious resort. Tho
young man also inflicted bullet wound on his
keeper, fN y" wy
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NewIr-NInhc Cardinals.

LONDON, July 1S.--rho Echo publishes a pri-
waite letter said to have been written by person
high in authority at the Vatican, stating that
the pope, on the first Of November last, All
Saints day bestowed cardinal hats ON Rev.
Henry Manning, archbishop of London, the
archbishop Of Paris, and the Rev Martin John
Spalding now deceased, who was then arch
hiShOp of Baltimore
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Engincer nnd HrnI,cmnn KiIIcd.

New ORLEANS, July IA heavy rain storm
washed away the embankmeut Of the Mobile
and New Orleans railroad yesterday morning
near East Pascogoula. An engine and twenty
cars of freight train were wrecked, and the
engineer, a. Carl of Michigan, and brakeman
John Cronan of New York, were killed.
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SAVANNAH, July 4.-Scrgeant Rob ow
Carr shot and instantly killed Hermann Je
at Fort Pulaski, last night Both belong
the sixth United States artillery. Carr
arrested and lodged in Jail.
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CINCINNATI, July 18.-J. L. Keck president
Oh the board of alderman, assaulted Mr. Nevins,
reporter Of the Enquirer, this afternoon.
Neylns drew revolver but was disarmed by a
Policeman; kcck continued the assault Til a
Trend OF Nevins interiered and struck Keck
Win q cane. The policeman now interfered,
arresting all parties. An articlein the Enanirep
last SUNDAY led 10 the difIlcnliY
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Another Aquatic Challenge.

New YORK, July 14.-DicE Risdon, hacker of
the Ward brothers, offers to match Ellis Ward
| against any one in the state Of New York, in
Il single scull race for $1,000 a side, or two of the
Wards against any two men in the United
States for $1,000 Il side.
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Killed With ii Club.
Shot and Instantly Killed.

CHICAGO, July 15.-In Peoria, yesterday
John Costello beat John Keenan, to death will
Il club. The murderer was arrested.
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THE BEAUTIFUL STEAMER
ISLAND HOME, :"

will run: daily trips Sundays excepted between these
Heights and Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Hyan
mis-, leaving Falmouth Heights for yanns 1t 1920 A NJ
and returning leave Falmouth Heights for Marthas
Vineyard and Nantucket ut p. NJ. Sundays. on and
after July H. 1872. the "lsand Home will leave Oak
Bluffs Falmouth Heights at $50 A NJ, returning im
metateytO oak Bluffs leaving thence At BIS A NJ. for
Nantucket. Returning will leave Nantucket for FRl-
mouth Heights and Oak Bluffs at 3 p. NJ.
These excursions will afford passengers fine oppor-
tuny to the Sound reaching Nantucket in time to
dine and remain there three hours arriving back
to Falmouth Heights at $40 p. NJ. and Oak Bluffs at
JPN.
Direct railroad communication will he opened TO tho
Heights the completion Of the extension of the Old
Colony Railroad, promised July TO-
Beside the many cottages already built and in process
OF erection by private individuals the corporation under
whose management these Heights have been success
fully developed erecting several fine Cottages, and
Store Laundry, Billiard Hall and bowling Alley and no
pains Will he spared to render this desirable
place to spent the sultry months Of summer
The Lots, averaging in size so Is ect are sold al tho
extremely low price OF $3.50 per lot.
GOTTA
completely furnished for Housekeeping are for sale or TO
let by the day or season. by the FALMOUTH HEIGHTS
LAND AND WHARF COMPANY, Office at IA Main
st., Worcester, Mass. diff lel4
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NJ EW STEAM MARBLE AND
Az STONE WORKS

Having introduced machinery into our business We
arc confident That With our large experience practical
knOwedg9, and personal attention. we are prepared to
WhnuiNclufe Building Fronts and Trimmings, MONT
mentS, tablets and Grave stones, Chimney Pieces,
bracket shelves. Table and Bureau Tops. Sinks and
every description OF work made from Marble and Stone
&C tile lowest cash prices.
thankful Tor past confidence and patronage solicit
acOntinuance Of the same TATEUM & HOkGAN.
1871 Central st., Worcester, Mass.
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The Boar RACEs.-The coming boat races
between the amateur boatmen of this city, are
TO take place on Friday afternoon at half past
two o'clock The first contest is to be single
scull race, the entries for which were published
Saturday morning. Arrangements are now in
progress for a mixed race of working boats,
open to all, either to pull as pair oar or as dou
bic sculs. Those who have thus far signified
their intention of pulling in the latter race, are
Johnnie Kerber and Jerry Connel, J. j. O'Leary
and A. Coburn, pull double scus, and Maurice
Hacker and Thomas Leahey, Geo. M. and I. A.
Woodcock, pull paiT oars. There are several
other parties who will undoubtedly take part in
this race, but their names have not as vet been
made public The prizes have not been an
nounced, and it has not been asccrtained what
they will be. This race is to take place about
an hour after the first one the delay being to ac
commodate several who intend TO participate in
both contests
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GOOD APPoINTMENT.-Mr Edwin D. Nc
Farland, who for several years past has been
connected with the police department in the
capacity of truant officer, received an appoint
ment on Saturday as state constable He has
had some experience as detective officer, and
is in every way well qualified to perform the
duties OF his new position. He Will probably be
assigned to duty in this city and vicinity, as
there is plenty of work to keep two officers busy
IN this locality. Under the direction of Major
brennan and Mr. Mcfarland, vigorous crusade
against rumsellers will undoubtedly be inaug-
urated.
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LILY SUNDAY was appropriately observed at
the Univesalist church, yesterday forenoon, by
the customary semiannual exercises of the
Sabbath school The pulpit and the walls in
the rear of it were beautifully decorated with
white lilies, with harp in evergreen as the
centre piece upon the wall. Among the excr-
cises was the christening of seven children. The
semlannual reports of the superintendent of the
Sunday school, VIM. Mecorney, of the secretary
Daniel Seagraye, and Librarian, o. 7. Crawford
were made and accepted, showing the school to
be in very prosperous condition, numbering
with the teachers nearly 400. Remarks at the
close were made by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. ST.
John, and by Mr.. Mecorney, who made happy
reference 10 the present being his twenty-frst
year of service aslsuperintendent.
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WASHINGTON, 3 r. M-July tt.-PrOhabili-
ties; Falling barometer, fresh 10 brisk south
crly 10 eaStcrly WINDS increasing coudncss,
and areas of rain, will prevail on Monday from
Tennessee TO Lake Erie, the upper lakes and the
northwest; southeaSterly 10 Southwcsterly
winds aud increasing cuudineSs for the New
England aud middle states, with possible areas
of rain from Virginia aud Pennsylvania 10
southern New England; Southcrly TO westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather and occasional
areas of rain for the south Atlantic states, fol
lowed by clearing weather Monday afternoon or
night; westerly winds and generally clear wealth
cr for the gulf states.
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing area Of over 100 acres are
beautifully situated II the town OF Falmouth upon bluff
overlooking the sea, the summit Of which elegant
Observatory has been erected for The accommodation Of
visitors Directly opposite and in plain view Nne-
yard Haven. Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Marthas
Vineyard.
The grounds are suitably divided into extensive Parks.
Avenues and Building Lots which latter are being sold
with apdity that proves this to he the most desirable
location for Resort the New England
Tile cool brcczcs from the which tan these
Heights render tile of summer here Of comfort
and delight. The facilities for Fishing Boating, Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed. commodiOus Hotel has
been onened under the efficient management Of
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CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT-WILLIAMs, J.
saturday. Juiy 1S.-Charlcs Williams, charged
with threatening, was ordered TO pay costs and
furnish $50 bonds to keep the peace for six
months.
Dennis Greene was sent to the house of cor
rection for the non-payment of fine of SO and
costs for assault and battery.
Frank Kelley, for stubborn and disobedi-
ent conduct, had the final disposition of his case
postponed until Monday session.
Julia A. Cutler was fined So and COSTS for
drunkenness, but, being out of funds, she went
10 the house of correction.