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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

NEW York, May 21.-To-day is set apart for
the election of bishops in the Methodist general
conference, and in consequence of the immense
audience in attendance, resolution not to count
the ballots cast for candidate to less than eight,
was tabled.
Dr. Slicer said that thirty years ago at the
election of bishops there had been ballot STUFF
fng. He hoped if such thing was discovered
here the vote would be taken over again.
An Indiana delegate demanded that the laity
and clergy vote separately for bishops.
The motion for Il separate vote was lost. Ire
mendous cheerlDg,)
A delegate called attention to the demon
STATIONS of the audience, and moved that the
galleries be cleared, (Hsses from the gal.
erics.)
Bishop Ames asked the police, if any present,
TO clear the galleries.
The telcrs returned with the following as the
result Of the first ballot: W. L. Harris, central
Ohio, 30 votes; +. S. Foster, New York, 232 ;
Thos. Boreman, Indiana, 293. These three are
elected bishops. There were i0S ballots cast,
necessary to a choice pos Only the three above
mentioned had a majority. Other votes: Jesse
Newark 10; c. D. Foss, N. Y, IS; T, NJ. Eddy,
Baltimore, 1906; S, NJ. Merrill, 10; Gilbert
Haven, las; e. Q, Haven, 1870; J. NJ. Reed, III ;
j. p. Newman, 1902; ]. NJ. Waldrou, 90; G. H.
Fowler, 94 B. F. Crary, 81; J, Cummings, s.;
DR.. Cobleigh, 76; Moses Hill, 20; and Others
AT the afternoon session the report of the
committee on freedmen was adopted. The
conference then proceeded to vote for five
additional bishops, Bishop Sanderson, of
Canada, meantime delivering his farewell ad-
dress.
On report of the committee on the state of
the church being read, Mr.. Sliccr, of Baltimore,
protested against il as a milk and water report (;
as TOO indefinite, and not providing for bringing
the young people TO class. He said we have
big country now-almost big enough to break
in two; and the danger was of the church be.
coming too diffused, and the young people losing
sight of the old landmarks of the Methodist
way to heaven.
The tellers returned aud gave the following as
the result of the second ballot for bishops
Whole number of votes, 400; necessary for
choice, 201 j. w, Wiley, 256 elected; S. NJ.
Merrill, 223 elected; J. Haven, 1872; J. +. Peck,
IFS; L. j. Andrews, 143; T. O. Haven, 1l9; j.,
NJ. Reed, l12; I. NJ. Eddy, 104; J. NJ. Waldron,
96; j. p. Newman, "a; G. ID. Foss, 81; N. Il.
Cobleigh, &C; b. +. Crary, 81; Moses Hill, Al !;
c. II. Fowler, Al W, Brush, 81; A. Martin, 25;
A. j. ket, 26; j.. Cummings 81, and several
nj hprg lpge bup
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
The Weather.

WAsHrNGToN, Up. NJ, May 21.-Probabilitie
Falling barometer, sOutherly to easterly winds,
cloudy and threatening weather, and very prob
ably rain will prevail on Wednesday from the
western gulf states northeastward over the
Ohio valley and north and west of the latter,
aud will possibly extend to Lake Erie; clear
and pleasant weather over the New England
eastern and southern portions of the middle
states, and the south Atlantic states. Dangerous
winds not anticipated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
Personal kilograms.

The German composer, Franz Abt, received
an enthusiastic welcome at Buffalo yesterday.
L. b. Taylor, member of the national repub-
lcan committee, and formerly a prominent
The Daily Lexington, KY, Press will publish
tomorrow an editorial article denying the state
ment that Gen. ]. C. Breckenridge has an-
nounced his intention to support Greeley,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
Mexico.

MEXICO, May IS, via HAVANA, May 21.-
Military operations outside of Jalisco and on the
Rio Grande are unimportant. The insurgents
have defeated Corona in Jalisco. The people
are dissatisfied at the refusal of Juarez to give
up his dictatOrial powers, which expired April
Both.
The struggle in congress over the bill grant
ing "ample facilities" to the executive c0ntin-
ues, and the result is doubtful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

OLD SOUTH CHURCH.-At meeting of the
members of the Old South church, held at their
,cstry, pursuant to notice, last evening, after
full and free expression of opinion, il was unan-
imously voted "That we extend call to Rev.
VIM. NJ. Parry of Nottingham, England, to set.
tie with us in the Gospel ministry" AMI thai
the cle'k be instructed to notify the assessors
Of the parish of the doings of the meeting, with
the request that they call a meeting of the par
ISL to take action thereon The meeting was
large one, and The earnest desire was expressed
with singular unanimity (here being no dis
senting yote) that the services of the eloquent
preacher named might be obtained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

FIRE AT QUINsIGAMoND.-The alarm of fire
from box 40, about eleven o'clock last night
was caused by fire in the small wooden building
owned by Dexter Clark of Woonsocket, and oc-
cupied by A. W. johnson OF this city as a shod
dy mill, situated in the rear of the large grist
mill, about one mile below the rolling mill at
Quinsigamond, The pckers were in operation
at the time, and the fire originated from the
passage of a piece of iron through one of them.
The building and machinery will probably be a
total loss; the largest portion of the stock was
saved. Mr.. johnson was few months ago
burned out at the South Worcester MILL and
had been established in his new location only
few weeks. Persons who have occasion to give
an alarm are reminded that pulling the hook
once, and only once, is sufficient to give an
alarm; pulling the hook second time only re-
pcals the alarm, but never gives a second alarm
Three bells is the signal for second alarm, and
can only be given by a member of the board of
ENGINEERS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT-WiLLIAM j.
TaeSddy, May d Edward Grogan, for an as
sault with dangerous weapon, was held in 5000
bonds for his appearance at the August term OF
the superior court.
Peter Duffy, ca a complaint of disturbing the
peace, had his case continued till Friday, and
on complaint for drunkenness was fined SS
and costs.
Lewis Dermott, for assault and battery, had
his case continued
james Sullivan, Michael Hogan and James
McfIugh each paid fuc of SO and costs for
drunkenness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY sFH
New York.


THE STOKES CASE.
New York, May u. Edward S. Stokes will
be brought before Judge lngraham in the court
OF oyer and termmer tomorrow, to plead 10 an
indictment charging him with the murder of
James Fisk, Jr John McKeou will appear for
the prisoner District Attorney Garvin will
urge the case forward, and endeavor to have it
set down for an early day. The trial will prob
ably take place before the first of July.
AT ALBANY.
The cases of the people against Tweed, Inger-
soil, Fields, the mayor of New York, and Il. B.
Connolly, came up for argument in the circuit
court to-day, but were postponed until the jury
trials are over.
TRoTTING.
The spring meeting at Fleetwood park opened
to-day. The first race, for three minute horses
was won by Abdallah in 2:36f, 2:37 2 :3Sl.
Second race, for 2:S1 horses, won by Honest
Dutchman, in 80, . 20, and , :2Sl.
IsRAELITES.
The annual convention of the board of dele.
gates of American lsraetcs to-day selected Off
GERS for the cnsueing year, including A. S. Sar.
On of Boston as treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Statistics of the American Baptist mission.
airy union show expenditures of the past year
of $3.50, 1852, and an Indebtedness of S1S,75
Dunbar Brown, coored, has been ava Ided a
verdict of $500 for injuries TO himself, the kill
ing of his horse and breaking of his wagon, by
a New Haven railroad train on 4th avenue, in
December, 1870.
The quarantine commissioners to-day resolved
that charges for lighterage, Stcvadorage, and
cOoperage the present season, shall be fixed at
ordinary harbor rates for the port of New York.
VIM. DraytOn was mortally wounded by Pc
fer Nolan in an atfray in bar room in Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn, this morning.
Hamilton Fish was among the directors ChoS-
en- by the New Jersey railroad company, yes
tcrday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

MILWAUKEE, May q. The wheat warehouses
Of Coon & Plat aud G. d. Powers, at Hudson.
WIS, burned last night Loss $50 900 TO $40 900 ;
partially insured; incendiary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

WORCESTER TEMPLE OF Honor celebrated
the second anniversary of its organization yes
terday afternoon and evening. The members of
the temple, to the number of over one hundred
assembled at their rooms about four o'clock
and soon afterwards formed in procession,
headed by the Worcester brass band, and
marched through the principal streets. The
parade attracted a great deal of attention, and
the members of the temple 10 their regalias
made fine appearance. In the evening the
hall of the temple in Chaplin block was filed by
a larga number Of members of the order, with
their ladies, invited guests from other temples,
and friends generally. The exercises consisted
of speeches by several gentlemen, select readings
and singing, and the evening passed very pleas
antly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
FOR SALE-1 BAY MARE.

EOR SALE-Lease of 5000 Square Feet
4 of Room Also, New S-horse power Engine,
Boiler Shaiting and Fixtures in the same. part Of
the power is let Tor year. For further particulars
inquire of ELLIS THAYER.
apps diff No 90 SOutbbr1ge St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

SUPERIOR CRIMINAL Court ScUDDER, J .
Tuesday, May 2t.-Margaret Brown, alias
Margaret McCarty, of Fitchburg, found guilty
of larceny at the session on Monday, was SEN
fenced to the house Of correction for one year.
Ia the case of VIM. NJ. Coffee for assault and
highway robbery, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty, and he is to receive his sentence on
Wednesday. On an Indictment for larceny of
a pair of boots he pleaded guilty, but was not
sentenced.
John Croake companion Of Cotfee's, who
was indicted for breaking and entering, was
found guilty and will be sentenced on Wodncs
day.
Peter Webster of Brookield, for assault with
intent to ravish, was found guilty and is to be
sentenced Wednesday.
The case of William Kelley of Brookiied, in
dicted for an assault with intent to ravsh girl
seven years Of age, was next placed on trial, but
the jury had not reported at six O'Clock last eve
ming.
James Cyuch for maintaining a liquor NUS
ance, was placed on trial late in the afternoon
The evidence was concluded and the case will
be given to the jury Wednesday morning,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN The
Stock and Fixtures with Lease Of one OF the hest
PROVISION stores in Worcester good lOcaiOn old stand;
nicely fitted up with convenience for carrying on
.Also,-TWo HORSES, Meat Cart Wagon. Sleigh and
Harnesses. all in good condition. Apply to
+. 5. LOWELL.
apis diff 30 Jackson or Exchange ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

nor SALE-NEw Mich Cows, HORSES
4 AND HENs.-I0 New Mich Cows, with calves good
mixers and low price,
Two Thoroughbred Jersey Cows, to calve;
Two good business family Horses 1000 100 lbs
100 HENS-BTahmas. LeghOrn. Black Spanish and III.
Rock &c; Two and 0ne-half miles from City Hail. on
SOuthbridge st.
f2g DIR DAVID ~ ATDpfpu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
HORSES HORSES 4.
Reeds Sale Stable, Shrewsbury.

Reeds Sale Stable, Shrewsbury.
Said horses selected with great care and all per
desiring reliable horse for light heavy work
handsome driving horse, fine matched pair are in
vted to examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere
apH diff s. A. REED, Shrewsbury.
EOR SALE-One of the best House LoTs
in the CITY, on the corner Of Linwood place and Lin
coin ST.. 1850 H. Inquire at No. LinwoOd place
hfmy2 dt FUTILE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
CLEVELAND'S WOODEN MACHINE
~ WORKS, WORCESTER MASS.
X = LIE

m 30 NICE SES-Just received
NAEn from the West; some Matched Pairs. As good
WfNAa lot as has been brought into this city this
rs4AA-@4ssseason. They wen worth looking at be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Al the Exchange stable, Market St, Worcester. Mass
nnln A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

nor SALE.-THE LEASE AND FUR
u niture of the CLINTON HOUSE. containing 10
Rooms, with a large and commodious Stable attached
situated In the beautiful village Clinton Mass on the
line Of the Worcester and Nashua, and Boston, Clinton
and Fitchburg Railroads. IS miles from Boston, " miles
from Worcester 1t is also situated the line of
New Roads, now In process Of construction the Lam
caster and Massachusetts, Central Railroads. Sold for
the reason the present occupant has other business to
Enquire of or address, n SWIFT, Clinton House,
Clinton Mass. diff NH II
II n i, I. u :. II n L, :. i, {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
NEW ITALY.

FINANCES OF THE KINGDOM-WANT OF ECONOMY
IN THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE GOVERN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR A NEW CENSUS.
IRON An OCCASIONAL COhRESPoEDENTOR THE TRIBUEE.l
ROME, Dec. 13.-Yesterday was a great day
in the Chamber Of Deputies at Monte CitOriO slgnor
Sca the Finance Minister, reviewed t1c financial stua-
ton, and told US how much money Italy had spent
within the last decade In constituting herself an nde
pendent nation. The amount is large and the question
questions IL how to meet IT. The expose OF signor
Sea attracted good audience to the new Chamber Tor
ministers aud deputies anxious so they aege, as
the public TO find way of tho nations financial
difficulties, which greater than those Of France
France rich and well developed; Itsy is poor and her
resources are from corresponding; TO tho expenses
she has incurred hence her financial troubles threaten
TO be OF long duration. From 1861 upto this time Italy,
expenditures have been, according TO SignOr Sella
official announcement, $2O3 100000 or very nearly the
total of our own national debt. OF dis SUN, $500 OO
were expended meet the nterestOn the debt and for
loan Negotiations sisoOOOOOo went for the army and
navy and $500 100000 for the ciyl service. What Is
4 ling In this statement Il that although the country
was compelled to employ arms during the period men
toned In order 70 Its independence, the eXpendi
rc for the civil service greater than those for the
amy and nlyy whereas II would seem that they should
have been kept down Ia 1t lsclear that they
should be so reduced now for they constitute tho true
source OF tue loads with which this people are too heav
IN bufdencd In 1871 the taxes yielded $5C0OoO; IN 1872
they are estimated TO yicd SOiN0c0 consequent on the
indication pf 'h, country .ai lbs improved condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

eytns On we Chesapeake Bay win no doubt IT,.
Picbuu vi t1e Chesapeake and Ohio Rail,osS 70 Al
resohnJ Az the city, vessels are mOOre1 In ."sI0v
Rnchat Wy . large lock In the James River ,"ek
tbrnnb al LUIS gives room for a large trade M We
re- 81 nestern traffic for Europe must feaet We
nay' ana the trunk line, Virginia Central - TIE
th oued must connect the Valley OF the ob3 ~ We
ne Chesapeake The other railroads leading nm Win
mona from the North and South parts OF er Rich
10 he under the control Of the Pennsylysn IeDOred
The crossing OF the Potomac At Washin0oT Ealga
peake Bay at Baltimore, the circufors' VI Ckes.
GOrdonsyille tile Orange and AeXauGri, route VI.
each prevented the fast time made nece.s he, hsEs
ttOn. To avoid these delays = new lDei, ~ conn.
construction in the interest Of tho Pen, W course -
way, by which the Potomac VIII ba iyiYania R,f
mond, and the South will be roats,,dork no.
In pleasant weather the voyage from lesseT.a
tmore M the Chesapeake Bay, known W Point % ~
route Ia most delightful. As one 0lds me York p,
cent bay reaching finally the lorf - up tb, IDar,.
hep wondering why this gTetf i'iitIfnore, he o,n"
known and utilized. It's mIorfap' sh has been ~
as the presence OF the large Ocean - nov recOcnly
more wharves plainly shOws Ten eainers a The R,'
Tariff have maze manifest the want ~ OF PrOtecfie
tIy .D" ~ lOrA Ten years more y1t ports Of en-,
,svh,cb naf,'r yniy Jhe b0uDdcss 1lper slN IA hly
bors alone ,',r ~ tndOWed rs, bat tbe tah etA
tbe world o ,I1hc seabO3fd By Wbieb' ,,nlled bar.
made n ro, sIIh access 10 this store sesi u
Mn ., ~ leoy Tor them The Appalacb,Y we hlv,
ali = iVh me ilr North 10 Southern Aiab' hRe tul
Tho V,iin anu cDl necessary for myrlads ~, ''iaa
5Hey OF the Mississippi mus. feed ~ .A' ~.
cunt~ 10 @AHe tbe whole Atlantic seaboFrt me- ~
rsJy teH ~ shipping the manufactured uros ~. 90
Free Traders ''''' "o SNA'' 'e nauoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
,,cr ppooE DrrIIplNGs-LETTEE FROM HIRAM
riAE' "'"' POWERS.
From Tas Proriisnce JonrHaL

Prartifacc JOhrHrL
Mr. povcrs writes III answer 10 u scn.tg,H ~.
man I'm tins city on subject Oh ts Iorencc for "a
iti, that during his experience IN forehVe lent
years, not Single houS' H"
Tbe secret Of the hreproof building then through
must he made impossible for the hiho9 nj have wood
Tho doors or ND the stairway. IL you VIZ beet iron
aoora nnd stairs, lay flooring OF the llh ahnnh rho
over the iosts, and your wood upon Una. ii mt burn
stairs with the same material n ns n dry board
without supply Of air under IT, imV a. a. n lies II
upon "A perfectly Hat pavement ana kinuo Ia tme con-
Nm can You NAV make a fire upon II anu III
sume H. but IL will require long llno sa ylI he con
and though there will still be fires, no nous tbat ds-
suned Tho combustion will 80 on so 9rc"t calamity.
crvcrv "a certain I'm fine to prevent any nr tiles
Sotc.y ~ NJ rcofs how about themt Salo W IL
l,no ,nolts ton easily believe lhht n" ~ IN they
N fiat wOuld stand the frost NJ ho has no iOists Al
rnnstitnte the best roofing MY no ss 01e of thr,s
,p 800 ne az files resting on hIcnes h,. f,,r on
tue hooIs % 10 over "A rlnm IS feet square, ~ ~ -
a. - ~ The bricks arc huou' ,,i,st,r AZ
haIf inches thick and laid ga,,ared 10 law them
nrs There WAS framework Pi T., -, wond xchici,
Iars. 49,, rou would 90 term four pits vi W.. ,pi VII
on, uhioss under his Ana yet thiS dtCl -
maj J. 49, In ho perfectly Slle WIN s"i -
so ~ IL never have heard OF one vi '0so no
Wing and they are ahsoutriy nv ~ w.. hO,sos 7,
iaInt n hc these would not do Tor warehouses;. ~
tn ~ ,nfnk 10 send out here Tor an Italian brick
WIZ T. ~, LnoW. how Ia Dnld these tllh Dut btionR
So Tor dwelIing .hOuses. KNOW that theie Is prlu
barc AGAINST brick or composition nOOrS. Too
us ~ Wutor n is said. And so they are II bare, Dn
eoiu ~ hctn win several hckncsses O papor aud then
| ''nat Them aud one can distinguish The HnRhte-
rrrnrr betwccn their temperature ana thlt or Woo
e.. Who doubs this lot liul Try The experiment VIII
No. ar th, thermometer Tue truth In, that tht
M or con, on floor no colder IN itself than
the thermometer attests this-but u II better con
dc not insure my house - know Tint t ls not com
! tu,fib.- Yo.r. truly. HIRAM PONtE,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

Nh" Princes nrH.s bas created q sentiment Of dis
gust At The aervity and sclhshness Of royalty such
Tins generation has never experienced There is but
feeling on this head everywhere and will break
out in every town" Gws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
GERMANY AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

pFrhTY ~ THE GERMAN D1ET-THE PROPO-
..r..y,. 10 MAKE THE CLERGY AMENABLE TO
....tNLNT FOK sEDH1OUS LANGUAGE.
,rI... ..,1.BsAL CORRESPONDENT or TIKI TRIBUNE /
B... nee. l2.-Thc Protestant communi-
tic, .i.m. ting ho expulsion Of tho Jesuis Several
ll1,i @, fit eject have already come 10 light and
.,..tu. I...~.i ,ul L.s Government, cyu- yell'cd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23

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III perpirflt6en, tpurpe ~ sinem llms
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