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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE wORCEsTRR DAILY sPN
Foreign News.

PARIS, July 26.-Presidcnt Theirs has sent a
dispatch to the prclectS of the north depart
mentS, where the miners are on Il strike, prais-
ing those officials for the energetic measures
they have taken TO prevent disorder and eXceSSeS.
He telles them they can have hundred thou
sand men if necessary to repress the disturb
anceS, especially where they are produced by
foreign nStigatOrS IL is reported that an inter
national agent from Chicago is among the To-
mentors of the disorder, and that he seeks to
induce the miners to emigrate to America.
Cavalry pursued and dispersed large body of
rioters near Denain, taking one hundred pris-
oncrs. Strong military cordons are drawn
around the disatfected districts and the aspect
of affairs is improving.
The Memorial Diplomatique publishes a ru-
NOR that General SickleS, minister of the United
States at Madrid, has withdrawn his resigna-
ton, the differences between him and Sagasta
having been settled through the Intervention of
Gorilla, and that the Spanish cabinet under
takes TO carry into effect liberal measures prom
ised long ago in favor of the colored race in
Cuba.
MARsEILLEs, July 26.-The assembly this
afternoon passed the entire tariff bill by 265
yeas TO "a nays.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The contract fol
supplying the post Office department with dcaC
letter envelopes for four years has been AWARDED
10 George II. Rcary of New York
The japanese minister for England, Terashi
una, left Washington tonight for Europe. haN
ing taken passage by the steamer China
The post office department will be closed to
day, on account of the funeral Of late ex-Post
master General Randall
Regulations governing the withdrawal of sal
to be used in curing fish on shore will be issue
from the treasury department in Il day or two
They enter fully into all the details required by
the new tariff law.
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PcrsonaI TeIcgrn,nn.

Carl Schurz and ex-senator Doolittle lief
New York yesterday for N orth Carolina.
Secretary Boutwell, has left Washington fol
his home in GrOtOn.
EX-POStmaster General Randall died al
Emira Thursday night.
Ex-Governor johnson is seriously ill at Salt
Lake from sunStrokc
Stanley, correspondent of the New York Her
al has arrived at Paris. He dimes to-day with
the American minister.
Mrs. Elliott, OF New York, who straugcd hel
daughter few weeks since, has been sent to the
insane ASYLUM.
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they work hard and carry far in order to have
something to sell. Markets are established
about ten or fifteen miles apart Many OF the
men were tail, Swapping fellows, with but little
of what We think distinctive of the negro about
them. If one relied ON the teachings of phre-
nOlOgy, the Manyema men would take a high
place in the human family. They felt their SUI
periority, and often said truly, "Werc it not for
firearms not one of the strangers would ever
leave our country i"
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NIAGARA FALLS, July 26.-While hoy and
girl, children of Il fisherman named lescor, wer,
on the river in a boat to-day the high wind
drove the boat into the rapids, and both chi
dren were carried over the falls.
CLIFTON, Ont, July ga boat containing
an Old fisherman named Barney and friend
name unknown, Capsized in crossing the river
near Chippewa this afternoon They were ear
ricd over the falls, aud no traces of the bodc'
can be found
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WASHINGTON, p. M, July 26.-Probabili-
ties: The low barometer now in New England
will move tonight off the coast of Maine, with
continued rain, along the immediate coast, and
easterly and SOutherly winds; clear and clearing
northerly winds, and thence southwark 10 the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys; partly cloudy
weather and sOutherly winds Will prevail on the
south Atlantic and gulf coasts, with possibly
continued rain on the latter.
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NEW York. July 25. 1879.
Interview of GeR. Walker and Spotted
Tail.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Spotted Tail and
band had an interview with General Walker,
commissioner OF Indian affairs, this afternoon.
The chief announced that they had selected
reservation on White river and would leave
Nebraska. He expressed desire for runs. re-
volvers and ammunition for use only in pro.
tecting themselves and procuring game, pro-
iessed his intention to be pcaceable, and
asked that all treaties should hcrear
ter be in writing, that there might
DC no more deceit. Walker promised that all
the provisions Of the treaty OF 1868 should he
carried out, that when the Indians are on the
new reservation each man shall have deed of
one acre Of land, the cows and cattle promised
should also be sent them, arms be given, but
only to-old braves, who had been proved good
standing that Swift Bear would be heard TO-
morrow.
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Abbrcvia,ed Dispa,cbcs.

An extensive alum mine has been discovered
near Centravle, Utah.
Base ball-At Elizabeth, N. j., yesterday,
Bostons 9, ResOlutes 1.
The Farmers loan and trust company of New
York have commenced proceedings looking to
the foreclosure of mortgage against the Ron
dout and Oswcgo railroad, the company having
failed to meet its interest
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Terrible Storm in Ohio.
A Woman and Child KIIIcd-HOuses
Blown Down and Other Property De-
strOyed.

CINCINNATI, O., July GA terrible storm,
accompanied with torrents of rain, passed over
Van Vert, Ohio, last evening, carrying along in
house owned by J. L. Rumsey, near the town,
was completely demolished. His wife and
young boy were instantly killed, and other in
mates seriously injured. Mr. Rumsey lies in
an unconscious condition from his injuries. The
destruction of property was very great
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ia w rem CE AC ADJ EN-
GROTON, MASS.
COMMENCEMENT
WORCESTER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE.

The Trustees Of the Worcester County Free Institute
OF Industrial Science respectfully invite All who have
given Their aid IN donations for the buildings or other
purposes and all friends of the Institute and of Tcchn-
cal Education TO attend the exercises OF the Graduation
81 the Senior GLASS, at Boynton Hail. on WEDNESDAY
July 3lst 1872.
The examination Of the class will take place at half
past nine O'Clock in the forenoon.
The exercises of the afternoon will begin at half Das
two O'Clock Rev. Andrew T.. Peabody ID. d., Of IIar-
ward College, Will deliver the Occasional Address, Hon.
Geo. +. lloar M G.. the Address the part OF The
Trustees, and MI Parkman r. benny the YaiedicOry of
the Glass. The Diplomas will be awarded by the Pres-
dent OF the Board Of Trustees. d7t&wlt jy23
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GENEVA, July 26, P. M.-There was no session
| of the board OF arbitration to-day.
Sir Rounded Palmer and family have gone on
| an excursion to the other end OF the lake
Don Carlos has arrived in the Lausanne.
The city was illuminated last night to ccle
| brate the return of the rihcmcH of this canton
from the national schutzencst at Zurich.
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Goldsmith Maid Rca,sI,ucy.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 26.-Oyer five thou
position park this afternoon. Goldsmith Maid
beat Lucy in three straight heats, in 2:19 2:17I,
and 2:2l. In the first two heats Lucy was not
half a second behind. In the second race, jay
Gould beat Thomas l.. Young; time, 2:2S, 2:3O,
and pa
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An Invitation.

Samuel Bard leaves tonight ior Washington,
bearing an invitation from the mayor and city
council and board of trade to the president and
cabinet to visit Chattanooga and Lookout
mountain,
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AnvERTIsING RATES.

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type, time IS cts each subsequent inse ion 50 cts;
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Legal advertisements per square for irst Insertion
each subsequent insertion 59cents.
Special positions in the paper, and special styles
display will be charged extra rates. Cuts and doubI
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and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPY-First insertion slice per square
acknowledgement insertion 50 cents months 500; ON
year s3j00.
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scburz,- No,c rrom pIo..on,o,

NEW YORK, July 26. Carl Schurz, in letter
to the Tribune, says the letter quoted in his
st. Louis speech, concerning the patronage in
connection with the San Domingo business, was
addressed to him by Gen Alfred Pleasonton
late commissioner of internal revenue 1t was
written, says Schurz, in reply to note from me
of the contents Of which have a memorandum,
which reads as follows: "Ask PicasOnton
whether he remembers a conversation he had
with me concerning Santo Domingo, in which
he said that if would support the president, |
could have all the patronage wanted, etc. and
ask him whether he was authorized by the pres
ident TO do So" Gen. PleasOntOn's letter in
reply is quoted in my speech. | have since
received from Gen. PleasOnton the following
note:s
NEW YORK, July 25, 1872.
Dear General: Or course have no objection
to your giving my name to the public in ex-
PLANTATION of the facts. ! would say that, being
friend of the president as well as yourself,
desired you should be on good terms and you
should understand that there was no persona |
feeling in the way OF relations mutually salts
factory. Your statement is correct that the
president wanted your support for his Santo
Domingo scheme, and that you could have had
the patronage of the government for giving it,
That was the distinct impression the pres-
dents conversation made upon my mind, and |
communicated to you at the time. If the prcsi-
dent positively, denies having had any such
conversation, regret it. / may console myself
with the reflection that this is the first time that
any statement Of mine has been questioned
while the president has had occasion before this
10 distrust the accuracy of his recollections
Truly yonrs,
A pIBAgoNTnu
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A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. II EDIlNy

Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks
Designs, No. Is state ST. opposite Kilby s.,
Boston.
No Agency ia he United States Possesses saDetor IA.
ehesIor obtaining Patents, dscertdRRg he p0tei
bur Of Inventions.
All necessity Of journey to Washington 10 procure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
Inventors.
Testimonials.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioners Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ more competent and frasiWOribH
and more capable OF putting their applications In form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
"Mr r. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY aps
plcatiOns for Patents, having been successful in almost
every case. Such unnstakablc proofof great talent and
ability on his part leads TO recommend ALL inventors
TO apply to him to procure their patents they may be
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed ON
their cases. and at very reasonable charges
Boston, Jan. ], lS12 d2twY JOHN rAGGART,
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New YORK, July ga Tribune special from
Savannah says Edwin DeLeon, ex-conlederate
diplomatic agent, in the Savannah Republican
denies the authenticity of the confederate
archives purchased by the administration, and
also the plot to burn northern cities.
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The Auassix Exuod;,,on.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Dr. Thomas Hill, one
of Professor Agassiz's associates, writes that
the expedition has not resulted as favorabIy as
was eX pectcd, owing to the inferior manner in
which the ship was furnished, The party ex-
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The VviiIinmspor, s,r;,,c,.

WILLIAMsroRT, Pa, July 26.-The state
labor reform committee have employed counsel
to defend the imprisoned strikers. The town il
quiet and the necessity for the military is over.
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CEREMONY OF RECEPTION impressive
Catholic ceremony of reception took place, for
the first time in this city, at St. Arne's church.
yesterday afternoon. Two young ladies, we'll
known among the Catholic portion of the com
munity, Mary Ann Hanlan and johanna Hir.
gins, assumed the white veil the preliminary
step to taking the VOWS of nun. The ccre.
mony, which was very imposing and affecting.
was conducted by Rev. Father ]. ]. Power. in
the absence of Rt Rev. Bishop o'Reilly, assisted
by Rev. Fathers VIM. Power, ScannelI, NIcCourt
and Primeau of this city, and Guam of Web
ster. The noviccs entered the church clothed
in pure white and answered tho oues-
tons set down in the church form in a
clear and distinct manner, Rev Father Power
delivered short address, in which he smoke
earnestly to them of the importance of the yoca.
ton to which they felt God had called them
They then retired, reappearing shortly alterwar,l
in black, and received the white veil from the
hands of the officiating priest. The church was
denscly crowded during the ceremony by n
large company of spectators, to whom tickets
of invitation had been issued. The altar,
blazing with candles and decorated with pro-
fuse display of natural flowers, presented an
imposing appearance, and the grand music of
the old masters performed in a fine manner by n
select choir, added interest and impressiveness
to the occasion.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT-UTLEY, Fri
day, July 26.-Felix Deylin and Thomas Con.
ley, the young men who assaulted three gentle
men on Park street Thursday evening, were ar
raigned on three complaints Of assault and
battery, and sentenced to one month in the
house of correction on each, making a term of
three months. They were also arraiened on
charges of drunkenness, for which they were
fined So and costs each. The 6nes for drunken
ness will have to be worked out in the above in
stitution, which will give them ample time 10
reflect upon their errors.
Andrew +. johnson and john OConnell,
charged with keeping liquor, were each fined
$40 aud costs Another party charged with the
same ofiense was discharged, there not being
sufficient evidence against him.
Della Williams, on charge of assault and
battery, was fined $40 and costs, and ordered to
furnish 800 bonds to keep the peace for six
months.
John Leonard, John Doxey, john Riley, Rich
ard Butler and Edward Fitzgerald, were each
fined S3 and costs for drunkenness. All but
Riley were able to pay their fines, and he was
sent to the house of correction.
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Rev. B. F. Bronson, d. D., recently of South
bridge, has been settled in the pastorate of the
Baptist church in North Braintree,
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stood whore Tho o,d SortI, ,o,r s,onds. o.
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Haywood was chosen moderator; Deacon Nath1
Moore, Nath'l Jones, Benz. Flag, Jonas Rice and
john Rice were elected selectmen; Daniel Hey
wood, treasurer; Jonas Rice, town clark; Nath1
Jones, Jonas Rice and Henry Lee, assessors;
Jonathan Moore and John Hubbard cOnStablcs;
Daniel Biglo and Thomas Hagit. surveyors of
highways; James Holdin and Jacob Holmes,
tythingmen; VIM. Gray and Richard Ward,
fence viewers; Nath1 Moore, clark OF ye mar
KIT; John Gray, sealor of lether; Robert Peo-
bles and Aaron Adams, hoSreefs.
Thus was the town of Worcester organized as
Dody corporate, one hundred aud fifty years
ago, the coming both OF September. Could the
fathers nave mad VISION OF the city of 5000 in-
habitants now occupying the place of the feeble
township they settled and organized, they
might have been lmpelled to attempt greater
things than their times and position would have
warranted, but they could not have been more
faithful to their opportunities and present neccs-
sites than they were
Should there be disposition to take more
public note OF this anniversary, there is still
time to make all necessary preparations there
for.
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-Four Persons Carried Over Niagara
EnIIs,

the Madeline gave up the race. Both boats ha,
their flying jibs carried away.
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RAINBOW IN THE MoRNING.-The weather
probabilities of Thursday night proclaimed
clear weather for New England until Friday
morning. Yesterday early riscrs thought that
pleasant weather was going TO continue, as the
sun arose as usual, but before long a rainbow
OF unusual spendor was seen, and the old adagc
in regard to arainbow in the morning was freely
quoted. The rainbow was of remarkable bril-
lancy, every color and shade being clearly de.
fined, and was visiblelor nearly twenty minutes,
gradually growing larger as the sun got higher.
Presently dark, heavy clouds came up, covering
both the sun and rainbow, and the rain began
falling, with the wind in the east. All day long
adriving rain storm, accompanied by piercing
wind, prevailed, and those who have been ar
ranging for immediate trips to tine sea shore in
search of cooler weather, were satisfied that yes
terday was as cool as they desired, and their
sighs for sea breeze were quoted.
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Il FOR SALE-House, Barn, and about

a. FUR SALE-HOuse, Barn, and about
i ~ of good land with about 50 fruit trees in
SIll bearing condition. The house contains 10 good
rooms, all warmed by a furnace in winter, and
shaded by maple and elm trees in the summer.
The whole property is in good repair and is just the
place for any person wanting pleasant home convenient
to schools and churches, in village six miles from Wor
ccstcr, and connected with Boston, Worcester and
Springfield by morning and evening trains, the house
being about 20 rods from the station of the b. 81 A. Il. r.
For further particulars inquire of SAML W. KENT,
Cy press ST., or on the premises, of
f. G. KENT,
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights, embracing area OF over 100 acres are
beautifully situated the town OF Falmouth upon blun
overlooking the sea, on the summit Of which elegant
Observatory has been erected for the accommodation of
visitors Directly opposite and in plain view are Vine
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Martha's
Vineyard
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sold
with rapidly that proves thu be the most desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England coast
The cool hrCezes from the which fan these
Heights render the Of summer here of comfort
and delight The facilities for Fishing Boating, Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed A commodous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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49, SEA SIDE FARM-A cbean Farm

1B4 oI1A 0IDE FARW.-A C6eap FNrm
k.ii for sale, y OF ame from thevillagc OF Oyserville
Ell situated on the road leading from COtuet to
Ilyannis. The land running from the road to the
Bay-abOut I25 acres, embracing wood land. meadow
pasturage salt fresh and cranberry marsh; twO-sory
house, large barn, with cellar, all in good repair;
ira pear orchard. Ill health OF owner neeesSitaes
sale, Price $3.50. For further particulars apply TO
Alderman SAMUEL d. HARDING, Worcester, Hon
u. l.. GOODSPEED, West Banstable, Mass. or HEN
RY GOODSfEED, OyslerviIle, Mass. dImt iy2g
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MAGNETIC Iron SAND,

p1o itnJy SI lp,sln' dos,o
all the modern Improvements. Also TwOStOry House,
in of the best locations in the city with stable and
cOmmodious grounds. Inquire of &. DYER Ticket
Office Foster st. Passenger Station. diff mh2S
NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale six
~ very desirable Building Lots the east side of Oak
Avenue. south OF Kendall st. Sewer gas and water
mains all laid. j. BURROUGH
el2 DIFF 80 Front st.
EOR SALE-A BARN, 60 x 40, on Lowell
Il St., with one eight acres OF land with IL; also
tour or five of the best house lots on the street Terms
to suit. +. e. THAYER.
apl0 diff
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. SPEC

Il ULATORS OR OTHERS.-I have received instruc-
lions TO sell property situate the Northern Shore OF
the River St Lawrence, the Province Of Quebec. Do
mnion of Canada at 40 miles below the City Of Quebec
II contains 81 900 OF land covered with fine timber
which be easily manufactured into all kinds Of
lumber for expectation IT Is divided by fine river,
with water fall 40 feet high and il contains rich and
MT
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for Sail.
Es! HORs SEES !!
Reeds Sale Stable, Shrewsbury.

Said horh selected with great care and al per-
sons desiring reliable horse for light or heavy work
handsome driving horse, fine matched pair are
Ntcd to examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere
apll du :. A. REED. Shrewsbury.
nNE planning AND MATCHING
~ MACHiNE-will Joint aud Bead at same time.
also. one MATCHING MACUiNE-bOth nearly new aud
IN perfect order, tor sale low. by
CHARLES WILDER,
mi. -