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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-06
Escape Of three Pri.oner. f,om Ja,I.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Brotherton Broth
ers, convicted and under sentence for forgery
man named Riley, and another prisoner, bucked
and gagged their iailor, and pointing pistol at
ms head threatened to kill him If he gave an
alarm. They then scaled the wall and escaped,
The officers were soon In pursuit. Sheriff Adams
offers $4,000 reward for the recapture Of Broth
erton Brothers,
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THE SHIP OF STATE SAILING ON
Thirty-Two States Heard From
GRANT IS THE COUNTRYS CHOICE

lNoTE.-Tne dispatches from each state are
given in the order in which they were received;
therefore the one standing last under each head
is the latest.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIAMs, j.
Tuesday, NoU 5.--Barney Kane was fined 50
and costs for drunkenness. Appealed and rec
oguized in 800 bonds for his appearance before
the superior court.
Stephen Linyon, for disturbing the peace, was
fined 81 and costs, in default of which he was
committed.
Joseph Layine, Patrick Murphy, Jacob Ran.
Vile and William Kelley were fined SO and
costs each, and Chas. G. Grout So and costs for
drunkenness. Murphy, Grout and Kelley were
committed
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Y. NJ G. A.-The regular monthly meeting of
the young mems Christian association was held
at their rooms last evening. A very encourage
ing report was made by the superintendent of
mission work, Mr.. Joshua Freeman. He has
made frequent visits to the railway stations. as
well as shops and saloons, and has found
many VINO are needy both in reference to
bodily and spiritual condition. Thus
far he has been received kindly by all, and his
distributions of papers, tracts and books are
thankfully accepted. The prayer meeting re-
ports were encouraging. Conversions are re-
ported from several districts. 1t was thought
best to discontinue the Tuesday evening prayer
meetings at the rooms for the present, and the
evenings will be occupied as follows: First Tues
day of each month, regular monthly meeting;
second and fourth, lectures; and third, social
gathering The first lecture may be expected
the last Tuesday in this month.
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HERE YOU HAVE IT!
Columns Of Republican Ma
jOritieS {!

FROM NORTH. SOUTH, EAST & WEST!
The Cheering n ews
Comes In.
The Greeley States Few and
Lonely
New York Speaks Out
for Grant,
THE SHIP OF STATE SAILING ON
Thirty-Two States Heard From
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RecapiGuIaIiOn.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-Thc vote in S15 towns is;
Grant. Greeley. Washburn. Bird
The congressional majorities, so far as heard
from, are: Bufinton 1914, Harris S152, Whiting
1892, Hooper 249S, Gooch about $500, Butler
53S7, L. r. Hoar 56S1, Williams 6043, Geo. F.
Hoar 1896, Croker 10007, Dawes 5257
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80 Towns. 1852 69l8 1852 1868 i2,2Ol 6,94i
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How THE ELECTION News WAS RECEIVED.
Soon after the polls closed yesterday afternoon,
large crowd gathered about the Spy office
where our bulletin board, containing the full
vote of the city, was displayed. AS the dark
ness began to fall the throng increased, until at
half past seven the street was completely filed
with people, As fast as the returns were re-
ceiyed they were thrown upon a large canvas
placed upon the front of the city hall, by means
of a steriopticon, skiliully managed by Mr.. Geo.
p Critcherson, the well known and enterprising
photographer. This manner of giving the re-
turns, which is new in this city, was appreciated
by the large crowd Of patient walters in the
street below, who greeted with alternate cheers
and laughter the various items aud caricatures
as they appeared upon the canvas. During the
evening many excellent photographs of prom-
nent men were exhibited and hailed with shouts
of recognition. The Spy ilumined bulletin was
decided success and held the close attention
of the large crowd until after ten O'Clock.
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MEETING OF THE ScHooL BOARD The
regular monthly meeting of the school board
was held last evening, Mayor Very in the chair.
Superintendent Marble submitted his report,
showing the schools in their usual prosperous
condition. The only appointment in the corps
of teachers during the month has been Miss Ella
NJ Kidding, as assistant in the Worthwhile school.
No other change has been made. The evening
schools are maintained at a cost of about 500
a week. The Walnut and Summer street schools
for girls average about thirty pupils each eve
ming, and the Summer street school for boys,
and the South Worcester mixed school, about
100 each.
The subject Of establishing drawing class
composed of high school pupils and teachers of
the public schools, alluded to in the superinten.
dents report, was referred to the committee on
drawing schools, with power to act.
Orders were adopted, authorizing the commit
tee on drawing schools to complete the furnish
ing of the drawing school rooms, providing for
the establishment of an additional evening
school at the north end If deemed expedient,
and authorizing the committee on school houses
90 procure chairs and carpet for the teachers
dressing room in the new high school house.
The petition of the inhabitants of Pleasant
Vile for increased school accommodations was
referred to the committee on school houses
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sixth District.

For Electors. For Governor. For congre,
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Republicans Jubilnn1-

PEsTH, Nov. Count Andrassy, chancelc
of the Austrian empire, has been appointed mi
jor general of the Hungarian army
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Nh"tSStGs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Full vote; no dis
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.--The election passed off
quietly and heavy vote was polled. MAYNARD
republican, for congress at large carries the
county. The contest is close between Haynes,
democrat, and Lewis, republican, for congress.
There was considerable scratching done.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5-No full returns
Of any county yet received Dispatches from
33 points put Chatham ahead Of Johnson, with
the largest vote for Maynard. The race was
close between Chatham and Maynard, with
chances in favor OF Maynard. Harrison (rep1
is probably elected to congress from the Nash
willie district. Gov. Brown is reelected
Greeley has the state, but by diminished
majority. Decisive returns will not be received
before tomorrow.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-The election passed ca
quietly. Owing to the length of the ticket fnIl
returns are not received from any county. Gree-
ley runs ahead of the state ticket. Returns arc
too meagre, however, 10 indicate certain results
Wisconsin.
RACINE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Grant has 45e mo;o.
iY; Williams, republican, congressman. Ras
467 majority. nus
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.--Partial returns from,
four eouDtie. ~ Wisconsin give 5000 majority
for Greeley, being democratic gain Of si2
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns from mis- state
thus lar show 1000 TO Is, 900 republican maior-
lty, SIX republican congressman and arge
majority in the legislature. Alex-
ander Mitchell tdem.l is elected to congress from
the Milwaukee district,
JACKSON Miss, Nov. 5.--Thirteen I'd liticnal
towns, making iorty-three in all, give q ant
1866 majority.
Delaware.
PnILADELPHlA, Nov. Sat Georeesour
Del, the election is very noisy Several dis
lutuauces occurred, aud one man was shot.
lContinued on Fourth Page
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SAMMY AND THE CAPTAlN.-An Illus
tratiSn Of linittt iless Of chillIer. v, 7,
closely like thosa'hi the savage who aay,
repeatedly taken tae fast white man they
aaw fora suparhaman bcing--is recorded IL
respect OF a worthy farmer. whe was s'lCap
tain, or colonel. or knight in arms in on,
Of the New England States. Ono day
after . general training. The warrior ieund
occasion to call at the houss where oui
subject resided f; snl sheslhed in his fn'
panoply. he discounted from MS sfutt
,nArshsd up TO the front door, and rung In,
bell. i, so ehanccd that our young friend
opened the door, but as the overpnwerin3
vision Of red and yellow, steel aul fssth-
ora, flashed upon him, ho incon.men,ly ,
turned ana ran up stairs to his mother
"Oh, momma, there's somebody at the
door %
"Who is it, Sammy ?"
Il dsu't know, mamma, but think i, ,
God. snss9
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23
---------~>S~-

- 1t ia ssia that once in company o!
literary gentlemen Daniel Webster was
asked il he could comprehend how Jesu,
Christ could be both God and man. mo,
sir, /" he replied. II should be sshamcd to
. knowledge Him as my Savior il conld
comprehend Him flo could be no greater
than myself su,h is my sense of sin, and
consciousness Of my inability to save my.
sclf. that ! feel need superhumau Saw
ior. one so great and glorious tina, l can.
not comprehend Him
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23
: As The 4 30 train from Ma

- AS the 4;30 train from Ncw York
vsschsd Stamford. Conu,. on Saturday, an
antique locking damc thrust her head out
the window opposite the relreshmant reom
door, and briefly shouted -" Sonny y A
bright-lsoking littls boy came up to the
window. Little boy, said she. "hsvs
you mother? ?' "Yes, nam, "Do
Won love her ?" "Yes, nam. " ADO you
20 to school 2" "ln, man" "And
are you faithful toy0ur studies p Yes,
nam |" "Do yeu say your prayers ev-
cry pight?" "Ycs. nam. y "Csn |
trus. you to do an errand for me 7" "Y.s
masa." q think / can too" said the
lady. locking steadily down on tho manly
face. /" Here is five cents to get mo an ap-
pie. Remember, God sees you. ~
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- The anecdots often told by DR..
Chapman. in regard to himself. when call
cd visit little boy who had swallowed
- silver twenty five cent piece, is not bad
Madam, said the renowned joker. in
solsmnity, "was the piece good p In
deed il ". sir, replied tho excited lady /;
~ get it from the mint Then, my
4 ,ar madam, replied DR.. Chapman, "if
the In oney was good give yourself no fur
ther nnoasiness. for it will certainly pass. 1"
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-- trial not lonl

- At = trial not long since, one Of the
witnesses an old lady Of sonns eighty
years, wss closely questioned by the op-
posing ceunssl relative to the clearuess Of
her syesisht. "Can you see mo :" hssaid
Yes. was tho answer. "How well can
you see me = persisted the lawyer, swell
enough. y responded the lady. ito SEQ that
you're neither Negro, an Indian, nor q
gentleman. The answer brought s0~u
the house.
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a little boy. after watching the
burning Of ths school honss until the nov
city Of the thing had ceased. started down
the street. saying Tin glad the old
things burned down; didn't have my
jogtry lesson no how |"
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DR.. Railways Perfect Puygatlye Fills,

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to RADWAY & co., No ~ Mii1rn LnrvrNew
York. Information worth thonsau19viIl 5e seat
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- A wag out west who read that dry
copperas put into bed Of ants would
cause them to leave put some in his moth
erin laws bed to SEQ i she wouldn't 80
lie says she MAS there at last accounts
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

- The Holden Democrat must take
the responsibility for iho statement ths, q
teacher near that place offers TO the best
behaved female scholar reward Of pair
Of sleeve buttons worth not less than Ken
or fifteen cents no how"
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- A eoupls Of fellow, who we're prs,-
" thoroughly soaked With bad whisky go.
into the gutter. After Aounderirg for
some time, on Of them said "Lets 60
10 another hose. this hotel leaks.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

Too MANY WoMEN,--A speaker at ro-
cent meeting of woman suffrage assoca-
tion, ren,srked that "man is only an I'M
perfectly developed woman Atthi An
old lady, who sat in corner, srrang up to
Ihsrdset and in an excited manner said she
"thopodto gracious he wouldn't be dcvel-
'qpsn any moro ben, for there were .os
maAy women in the world now. -
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- Trying ~ do business withoutssl-
versising isiliks winkins ats pretty pi,l
through : pair q green goggles. You
nssy know what you ara doing, but no
tsdy else isss.
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Meet for repentance -TonSh beef

-."" Now then, children, said q par
i.h schoolwistsess, showing bel, pupils o1'
on examination day. ~holoves all men?"
"ycn,, missas,", WAS the uasxPscied an
swer.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23
FEVER AND AGuE
THE GRgAT BLoop PURIFIER.

''afH
THE GRgAT BLoOp PURIFIER.
Eevery drop of the SarsapaTllian Re}olvert
communicates through Tie blood, sweat, urine and
other fluids OF the system, the yigor of ilf, Cor It
repai-s the wastes Of the body with ugw and sOuul
material SerofUla, SYphili Consumption Gl6ll'
uar disease, ulcers in The throat tumors, Nodes in
the glands and oherpars Of The system, sore eyCs'
strumorous discharges from the ears, and the worst
form of Sliu disease, Erurtons, Fever sores,
Worms, Salt kheum. Erysipeiaa, TumorS. Cancers
in the Womb, ere within The curative mpg,of t'iV
wonder Of Modern Chcmi ay, AMI few dnys
usa will prove 10 any person using IL 'or either OF
theso forms Of disease i.s potent power 70 eur"
them. il the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is continually
groqr s,ing, succeeds in argsGug these was.sf
and repairs tie ,aHo fl howl mat rial mauc iNm
healthy blood-Gna this the Sgrapag..ian will
and docs seeure--a cure is cernin; arwhen once
this remedy commences its work Of TuhAcaIon,
and auccecds in diminishing the losso vast its
repairs wjil be rapid, aud every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger the
food diges,ing better, ppcirIunroyiug, and flesh
and weight Increasing Not only docs the Sarsa-
rarilian R,rolvaut excel nil known remedial
agents in the cure Of Chronic Scro'ulou7, Cousti-
tutioual and Skin DiscgsCs; JUt il IS the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER CONCLAINTs,
Urinary aud Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsey, Stoppags Of Water incoutiueucco OF urine
Brights disease AlbuminuIia, and in all ,ses
Where there are brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white Of m egg &c. .....r
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

- What record Of human folly su-
rersiition and ignorance a peper would hs
that shonld contain all the contributions
s-nt 10 its editor
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

- a provision dealer thinks he has a
right 70 keep open shop on Sunday, be-
cause he keeps a at-ing bonse.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

- Truo piety is no, a moroso, bui q
sheerfal thing; Wills. j. makes me joyful
it delivers mo frsm frivoli,y yet it causes
ME to be Pleasant and glad
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23

GRANTS DspArcn.--Riee, the negro
minstrel, brings down tho house by
ahis:o0 .3J .Y .I'
Ven, TO dat ball, ye see. and all DO big
tell,'rs was dero. l was dcre, Grant was
ders. Nap, and all do fellers bat Hing
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23
.is,cner-- Why was he no. tharf

I4INtVHeT-- W ny WHs He UUs IUAT IT n
Rice-Well, ye see, he had a reception
si Berlin, and eoulIa't come. De people
wa. = throwin' cigars. and diamond pins,
and pups, and cones. and oh everything
At him. lie stopped denl, and said it
wasnt bcsomin'f or ds Chief Magistrate Of
agreat hauou to receive such things, and
be wouldn't have il. Well, ye see, Grant
hard dis. and he rushed like mad down TO
dc telegraph oillss, Ind sent h Dispatch to
Billy, ssyin': My dear Bill.--if 70
don't want EN-. send 'sm over I'll take
EN-. gh .... -t.~,-. "a
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badge, Of SC!Ssorincs.
A Loving Spirit


Hnv many drcis Of kindncss
al Esoh enc II NJ lphy Go. ..E Iiu.
tnho(iehwc have 80 liltie strength,
Aud little wisdom, too.
lt wants y iev,ng SPIRIT
Much more thau strength. 10 provc
how many thincs We may all do
For others BY onr love.
The Van Buren press., 1872-01-23
Manhood How Lost, How Restored,

JUST published, new edition Of DIR. CuLul
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DS- This Lecture should be in the hands ofereT
youth and every man in the land.
Sunt. under seal, in plain cnvelopoo, TO any sd
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Also Dr. Culvorwells Marriage Guide, pria
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u. :. MAREAx llosrirAL, St. Louis, No, Oct.
y, ls70.--JANEs 4, JACKSON d Co.; ! have ev-
amed the formula for making The " Home stomach
Bittars,r aud used them in this Hospital FOR The
lAst four months. lconsider ti,m ,slc most yalua-
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H. MrI CUEP
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14


tpiperte er freunoli&. Pam aber muf
i'd fort, tn Die S6ule." ..a.
6aralb ma6te einen rai1en Sang
bur& bas 3immer uno bltet panr, paa
@e(i9t NIT punfsler 0lutb i%iberapfen,
Dor benz nerpunrerten prteter iteben,
uMein 6reuno uno gater," fa9te er,
unp feline belle Stimme bebte merfli6.
Isle baben MIDI einit in netner ttefifen
Grnieortsura, in meiner 9rSBten
@9ma9 eeleben. Saeen sic mir
aufri@tie, bin t& Elm meni9, benz sc
bas Belte unp lbeuerfe, mas Sfe be-
iiBer, anp%ertrauen m59en?"
so teibe Wan6es," entse9nete Der
@aplan NIT ernitem 9ddeln, uwaS t&
feinen1 Men16en anpertrauen fam.
unp eerape ba6 1T mein 8ete6> mein
GbeuerteS
v5ie rpetden mir aus" rief 6az
ralp. vMtt fursen Berten benn: t6
liebe Sbre Gdmelter! Darf t9 mad
Muem, >pas sic Don mir mi1cn, Sbnen
bappn repen 2"
u@arum aber rcce1 sic baYon nidt
NIT Bran3ina le!tt?" frasts OuitaS
sela0en.
uDarf i'd eenn {" rief Der Maler,
atbemlps Dor Grre9uns.
3d. lister Gutenberg" iaste Der
@aplau NIT milosmGrnlt, incem ct Tim
bic 9ano reihtc, lid babe niat ras
Minbeite pase9en, meme Mutter ebenlo
&penia. @ie gle NIT Trau3ina aeber,
bas ma6en sic frsili9 am Beftea leltit
wi0en."
Der Maier sos bic @ano ps6 prie<
ferliden TreunreS an feline 2ippen,
cine beige 5bydne fiji parauf.
u@te 1tebt man." rtef Der bpdcrre9te
8anRler, Init Dem 9uten @n9el ieines
2ebenS? Do5 war uno 1T Transina
fir mid"
vSo yertrauen @ie Sbrem 9er3en>"
1aste Ger Captain iebr ianft> IMAM be-
leioi9t 1eincn 9uten Gnsel, pcnn man
3meifelt an tbm."
1er Maler ,parf Ii6 i9wei9eno an
feire Brut. Damn rib er tt@ Los uno
eilte> pbne um;ubliden. btnaus. Gu<
aap oter sins> freuris bewe9t, ben
pfi9ten letne5 8erufes obSu!te9en.
Mar bod Elm !dnaft eetester 9ieblin9sz
wun1@ letne6 bruOerliden oersens
tur@ 5ayalo'e 8etenutntg erflut worz
ben.
MlS er ee9sn Ntenp pie 5sintaen BE-
@u9te, fanp er Elm 9ludleli9e6 8rautz
paar uro Die SHUTTER in ernterJreurt9z
tett 1etner barrtno.
Mit tiefer Niibruns iesnete oer prie>
fer ben 8unp ltiaer 2ieben.
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urtbei, melhes, ron ser 9roben 0elt
iber fe oueaelpro6sn, fe mebr uno
mebr perein3elt ltsb.
Sn rem aan;sn weltltden 2eben, cae
ie Don 1u9eno an 9efihrt, mar Die
Nslteton ron jeter mebr cine Sade oes
@epddtnilles fir tie seweien, als be6
5sr3fns. Sept fling Ge mad 2eoAcen's
Beiiptel an, eielslbe BON Der 61be tbrer
n%euerrunsenen Bilcun9 berab fir einen
viberwunoenen Stanptpunft' 3u erflaz
rem.
Sbr Gemabl lief 1ie> m%erfmIrtis
9enu9 s6uta uneebincert semdbren.
Gr bate itb llnait 9ep6bnt> feline etsez
men Wese gu Qsben, Die tbn meiftens tn
Mdnnsrgsleaidait auber benz 5aule
flbrten. Sest fanp er IS losar reGt
a%neenebm, oaf, menn er suweilen einen
Mbeno eabc;m rulebte, ietne Trau Sitter
mte je suyor i'll ibrem Salon gu fnpen
mar. 1raf er rann 3ufdQi9 NIT Zen
teioen Oslebrten ;ulammen, 70 lang
meilte i'm cie unterbaltung rerlelben
entleyli6> atsr UNI peifp reniaer fab er
in ibrer bdufaeu 0e9eawart cine &C.
fabr fir rie Ghre leine6 6aulea.
@r belt ee iiir cine franfe 2aune Ietz
[ner Trau, cine Oelebrte werren ju mol
len, atsr rab ein tirserli@er gitsrat
fir pie 0suablin ees @raEn Malten
iemai5 mebr nercen fDnnte, al5 eben
Elm pprIberatbsnres Mtttel CUR Befriez
ptoun9 ether fyanten 2aune, Der @e<
panfe fam ,tm nismal6 in BEN Stnn.
f5prtieyuna folet.l
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Neunte6 Capitol.

Ole @rdfn Malten bate lire elaf1>
@9en Sturien NIT 9rpBem Offer be9cnz
men uub trieb nebenber AUDI, wenn
19o, etpas peni9er eifri9, mooerne
pbilolopbte. Hec Aosn unp Doctor
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