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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-30

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CITY NEWS.

The Greeley men are to have extra cars run
to secure crowd at their flag raising at Web
ster square Tonight.
Mr.. John L. Utley of this city is to give
public reading at the Academy OF Music in
Brooklyn, in October.
Mr.. James Il. Wall has sold the middle house
of his block on Elm street for about s16,OOO to
Mr.. Horace II. Bigelow.
The criminal session Of the central district
court will open tins morning at eight O'Clock.
The rivil session begins one hour later.
The game OF base ball announced for this
afternoon, between the Unas of Charlestown
and the Hallocks of this city, has been post
poned.
A new wreckng car, with all necessary
equipments in case of accident, is soon to be
added to the Boston and Albany railroads roll
ing stock.
Uncle Toms Cabin, as produced at Music
hall last evening, drew an audience that nearly
filled the house and gave the actors frequent
rounds Of applause.
Tony Pastor, with his entire troupe of variety
actors, will occupy the stage in Music hall this
evening, and an excellent entertainment is
promised.
Green street was the scene of lively run
away yesterday morning n horse attached to II
milk cart running through the street dragging
a large post 10 which he was fastened. When
near the railroad crossing he was secured.
The Grant and Wilson battalion Of tanners
will hold a meeting i'll their headquarters in
Cromplon's block this evening, for the purpose
,f M 10,
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT a late hour Wednes-
day night, an Irshman named John Higgins,
reported at the station house that he had been
robbed of $500. The story, however, was not
Believed as the man was in an intoxicated con-
dition, and he was locked up for drunkenness
His clothing was badly soiled with mud and
somewhat torn. In the morning ,he repeated
his story, and told where he had drawn the
money ON the previous day. An investigation
proved the mans statements, but it is very
doubtful if any trace of the money Is ever
found. The story, as Higgins tells it, is that be
drew the money With the intention of going to
Boston to purchase some bonds. On the night
de was robbed he took the coach to South Wor
cester, and started to walk back to the city
When near Sargcnrs factory on Southbridge
street, a man stepped up to HRS and asked him
to take = walk through Sargent street with him,
at the same time throwing him to the gaGupd
and taking the money out Of his pocket. He
gives no description of the man, and says that
he could not identify hin if he should meet him
again. The story is found to be true, with the
exception of the location where he was robbed
The officers have found traces of scutiie close
by the brook on tine Island, App thc Wuu
upon the mans clothes is of the same character
as that near the brook. Higgins appears indi-
terent about his loss, and does not seem to care
whether any effort is made to recover il or nos
HoRTIcuLTuRAL.-'lhe weekly meeting of
.he Horticultural society yesterday afternoon
was among the best that the society has given
luring the present season. The cut flowers were
unusually good looking, and If the number of
visitors had been in keeping with their merits
ahe two hours during which the exhibition
lasted would not have afforded time
enough for all to look at them. VIM. I Merr-
field exhibited two stands orcut flowers and one
of verbenas that were greatly admired, aud he
was awarded the first premium Of S3. Charles
ID. Thayer had two stands Of cut
flowers that were also excellent Qpd
he was awarded the second premium
OF ST. Stephen Salisbury, A. NJ. Newell OF
Mllbury, and BIrs. j. A. Newton were each
awarded gratuity of 81 for their handsome
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Rev. James Gibbons, of North Carolina, re-
ceived yesterday from Pope Plus Ninth at Rome,
the bull creating him bishop of Richmond Of
Virginia.
M. j. Williams, one Of the proprietors Of the
Montgomery (Aa.) Advertiser, died at Shelby
Springs, yesterday morning.
The ex.Empress Carlotta is fast sinking, and
there Is no hope Of her recovery.
Peter Grant governor general of Jamaica,
was expected to arrive in New York last night,
to make the country brief visit.
james Gordon Bennett, Jr., and party left
Chicago for the plains yesterday, on a hunting
expedition.
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Schooner PIundered by Captain and
Grew.

RooKLAND, Me-, Aug. 29.-The captain and
one OF the crew OF the fishing schooner Evange-
line of Gloucester, Mass, were arrested by our
city marshal last evening for plundering the
vessel, they having just sold good hawser
from the schooner at junk store They were
committed to the lookup,
The marshal bad received telegram on Mon.
day from the owners Of the Vessel, requesting
hlm TO arrest the captain, as the vessel was be.
inc plnndered, but was Immediately after di.
rected to wait further orders. The Evangeline
arrived here yesterday, and the suspicious cir
cumstances reported to the marshal led to the
investigation and arrest as above.
man and boy OF the crew remained on the
schooner and during the night they succeeded
In cutting her out from her berth between two
Others, by cutting the other vessel adr,lt az well
as their own, and escaped in her. They are
said TO have been assisted by the crew of anoth
br hshng vessel in the harbor. The collector of
this port has telegraphed to Portland for The u .
s. steamer McCulloch to be sent in pursuit.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Augustus Gilbert has been made night watch
man at the depot in West Brookfeld.
The Unitarian society at Athol is at work re.
pairing their church.
A temperance reform club has been organized
in Leominster. with C. H. Darling for presi-
dent.
The sermon at the Methodist camp ground at
Northampton, on Wednesday morning, was
preached by Rev. J, II. Mansfield of Leomnster
Four thousand pounds of cotton batting,
ready for the market, were shipped from the
cotton factory in Athol one day this week, it
being the product of two weeks work
The new water tank at the depot in Athol is
nearly completed, and the derrick has been
rugged preparatory to laying the foundations of
the new depot.
Star lodge of Masons in Athol is to be removed
from the upper to the lower village and the
meetings will be held in the same rooms with
Union chapter. The Masons will probably have
a new hall in Lees block.
The Odd Fellows picnic at Lake Pleasant,
under the auspices of the Connecticut river val
ley association of Odd Fellows, was attended by
lay delegations from Manomonacli lodge of
Winchendon, and Mount Rollstone lodge of
Fitchburg.
CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
The ninth quarterly meeting of the young men S
Christian associations of Worcester county was
held in Holden yesterday, in the Congregational
church. The business session of the convention
was held in the morning, and occupied princi-
pally in hearing reports from the different as
sOciations and churches in the county, all of
which were represented in a fourishing condi-
ton. Among the twenty towns represented,
Spencer sent the largest delegation. The after
noon session was opened with devotion.
al exercises, followed by business
session at half-past two, after which
the following questions were discussed
Business integrity among young men; its i'm
portance, and how to promote it," and
"GrOwth in Christian character condition of
success in Christian work." The discussion of
these questions was participated in by repre-
scntatyes from all sections of the county. The
matter of holding open air meetings was also
earnestly discussed. After a vote of thanks for
abe use of the church and to the citizens of the
town the convention adjourned. The next ses-
sion will be the annual meeting, and is to be
held in Westboro in November.
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rhe weather.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-s P. M.-Probablli,
tics: The area OF cloud and rain will extend
eastward over New England during the night;
uOrthery to westerly winds and clear weather
viii greyail on Friday from Tennessee to Lake
Erie aud the upgel LAKES and over the middle
states by Friday morning, and oyer New Eng
land on Friday afternoon aud evening" w,pls
veering to westerly and northwesterly, with
iiegrigg weather, over the south Atlantic states
by and Oh Friday morning; clear weather gen
orally for the interior and guilt states and partly
cloudy for the coast; brisk nOrthweste1Y winds
for the lower lakes tonight diminishing In force
duriBg Friday.
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Emphatic Denial,

CITY OF KINGSTON, NY, Aug. 29.-Thc truth
N ne TeB9fts rejecting on the character Of Hon
Thomas Cornell IN cobDection with the Rondout
aud Gswego RAILROAD company, is epphaticaly
denied. Cornell las demanded ap immediate
investigation, aud offers to give $1,000
to a charitable institution for every dollar ionpd
equitaby due from him TO the railroad com.
pany. Tho story is not credited here
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The Geneva Court or Arbi,rn,iou

GENEVA, Aug 29.-The Alabama claims ar
bitration court met at halEpast twelve O'Clock
this afternoon and remained in session until
hali-past three, when it adjourned until to-mor-
row noon. Only five arbitrator and the secre-
tary of the board were present, The question
OF payment of interest on amounts awarded,
which was to have been brought up to-day, was
resel Yed for future cision and the court dc.
bated the proposition in reference to the contin-
uance of its sessions in secret, The court is
progressing in its labors on the details, and TIC
prospects are favorable for an early completion
of the work before it,
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Mormon MoraI;,v,

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 29.-By order of a
Mormon justice Of the peace the police this
afternoon made descent on two houses of i'll
fame, and with axes and knives, &C., demolish-
ed all the furniture therein, worth probably
ten thousand dollars. Bureaus, bedsteadS,
pictures, carpets and everything, were chopped
to pieces. considerable amount of money
and Jewelry, it is said, were taken. The ex-
element among liberal citizens on account of
the wanton destruction of property is intense.
Much bad feeling prevails, and threats are
made to organize vigilance committees and
clean out Brigham Young's and other polyg-
gamists' houses.
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ParricIde.

well known sporting man, proprietor of - ho-
tel in this place, was shot by his son Melvin,
last night. Sanford, who is oye- 60 years OF
age, was having an alteration with his wife,
and is reported TO have struck her, when his
son interfered and drawing a pistol shot his
father in the middle OF the breast. Young San
ford acknowledges the shooting and was arrest
ed and lodged i'll the MOrristown jail. The
death of Sanford is hourly expected.
NEW YORK, Aug. %, evening" 1t is reported
that Mike Sanford, who was shot by his son ac-
cidentally in a family quarrel at Madison, N
j., is dead.
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The Election IN West Viraipin.

GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, Aug, $3.50 far as heard from, Jacobs
majority IS 71Sj nine counties to hear from,
which, at the election on the call for the eonyen.
ton, gave majorities of fifteen hundred in favor
of the call. One of these has just been heard
from, and has given Camden a majority of over
$50. If the others do likewise, Camden's
election IS assured. The counties to be heard
from are Roane, Clay, Raleigh, Mcdowell,
Pleasant, Mercer Barbour, Marion and Tucker
Ldter--By to nght's mail, Mercer is reported
to have given 45O for the constitution and a
large majority for Camden Z. ~ -,
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The Cotton Worm in AIabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 29,-Reliable re-
ports from all parts of Alabama represent the
destruction of cotton by worms more thorough
than ever before, They ihaye eaten leaves and
forms until the fields are as bare as after frOsts
The naked condition of the plant reveals the
fact that the nature of the fruitage is not so
great as usual at this season of the year. Fears
Of almost universal bankruptcy among the
planters are entertained. No one expects the
crop equal TO that of last year.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Aug. 29.-Captain
Richard King, the largest stock raiser in Texas,
has been examined at length by the United
States board of commissioners. His testimony
strengthens that already obtained, proving that
Mexican officials are guilty Of gross neglect of
duty and completely in Outrages committed on
this frontier. He declares that continued at
tempts on bis life compel him TO maintain an
armed force for protection. On the 9th, three
Texans were killed by Mexican outlaws at
Balsa, thirty miles distant, on this side of the
river, in revenge for the execution of five des-
peradOes there a short time ago.
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Slight Railroad Accident.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 30 While the
early express train from Albany was running at
full speed near Chester, one Of the forward
wheels of the sleeping car was broken, smashing
the truck and letting the forward end of the car
down on the track. In this condition the car
Slid half a mile down grade before the train
could he stopped The occupants of the car
were all thrown violently to the forward end,
but, strange to say, none of them were seriously
injured
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Foreign News.


ENULANU.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The bronze statue of Sir
Walter Scott, which is to be erected in tentroI
park, New York, is completed and will be
shipped from Edinburg 10 the former city TO.
morrow. This is the first work of art produced
in Scotland, especially for America. A bust OF
the distinguished novelist and poet, which is to
be sent to st. Louis, will soon be finished.
FRANCE.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The 4th of September
next is the anniversary Of the overthrow of the
empire and the establishment of republic. 1t
is stated that the French government has pro-
hibiled all demonstrations throughout the coun-
try
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-The engine makers of this
city are on a strike
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THE PATH OF SN.-Wednesday afternoon
State Consta5les brennan and Mcfarland visited
two houses Of i'll fame in the western part Of the
city and arrested the occupants, who wese taken
before the court, where they were temporarily
disposed of as follows Minnie Black, for keep
ing house ON May street. was fined 500 and
costs; and Eta D. Williams, Emma Williams
and Nettie Barker, three girls residing there,
were each fined $50 aud costs for yagrancy, and
ordered to leave the city Josephine Norton
and Fannie Oh amberlain, two ghls living at a
house on Pleasant street, were also fined $40 and
costs each and ordered to leave the city All the
fines were paid.
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Thousands Carried OF With the Pesti-
lemce.
LISBON, Aug. 29,-Advices from India report
the cholera raging throughout the empire. The
number of deaths is appalling. The greatest
alarm prevails among the inhabitants. In La
hore the disease is most malignant. Thousands
are carried off, and a general panic prevails
At Maenmer the ravages are terrible.
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Cn,,Ie DYING of rhirst.

WASHINGTON, Aug. pa letter from
Brownsville, Texas, says the people are suffer-
ing very much for want of rains. Thousands
of cattle are dying upon the plains for want of
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CINCINNATI, Aug. pa boiler in steam
saw mill in Gallipolis, Ohio, exploded yester-
day, killing John Jones, the proprietor, two
men named Clark and Webb, and wounding
two Others.
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Hnvnges of the Yellow Fever in New
fsreundn a."

New YORK, Aug. 29.-Lettcrs from Cartha.
geha state that yellow fever is an epidemic
there, and that the American consul refuses
clean bills Of health TO vessels. He prohibits
american sailors from landing, aud has taken
other steps % prevent the contag0n being scot
TO the United States.
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SAN Francisco, Aug. 29.-Gen. Mcclellan
DECLINES any public reception, and says his visit
has no connection with the diamond mining
company. He knows but very little about dia-
mond matters, and is not even certain that the
diamonds exhibited came from Arizona.
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Run Over nnd KILLED

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 29.-During the
storm last nighti Jonathan RIGGS and John
Mast, while crossing the railroad track in
wagon, were run over and instantly killed by a
fast train on the indianapolis and St. Louis rail-
road near this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-30

ESTABLISHEp IN 1S3S.-P, YOUNG
H Dealer IN fanc$ Goods Toss and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and parhsOls Repaired. pinking ID a NUN
Der Of styles. stamping Tor Embroidery. '
Agency Of the French bye House, OF Boston Goods
sent 10 the Dye House, on Fridays
ease observe the sign q The Variety Store No 22e
ts11 doopn
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A PLAN TO Cur Down LINCOLN STREET.
Some Of the real estate owners on Lincoln
street and vicinity are interested in project
to cut down and regrade the upper part of that
street. A plan which some Of them favor is to
begin at a point twenty feet north Of Mr.. Lor-
ing's house, 116 Lincoln street, upon the old
road, the deepest cutting to be upon Lincoln
hill, II 46 feet. After passing this hill the grad
ing, widening and Strengthening of the road to
continue some distance. Another plan sug-
gested is to commence some 200 feet north of the
point in the other plan, so making the deepest
cutting on the hill only ST instead OF III feet,
the expense being much less. The matter is to
be brought before the county commissioners at
q hearing to-day
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DETROIT, Aug, 29.-In storm the schooner
Meeker was capsiyed and sunk in Lake Michi-
gan. The captain and four men were drowned
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Darius Cutting, man
about sixty years of age, dropped dead in front
of his store, on Park street, about half past five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Daring the early
part OF the day he appeared in his usual good
health, and in the morning the members OF his
family went to Leicester to spend the day, leay-
ing MIR. Cutting in good spirits. His death
probably re suited from heart disease.
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Personal TeIegrauns.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-.Howes cooperage, in
brooklyn, was burned to-day. Loss $4,000;
fully insured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-27
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
socIeuea.
MEETINGS. THIS EvENINn.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, l. o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, l. o. o. r., at Odd
Follows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, /. o. II. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. q. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 9th and Market streets.
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 504
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge No. 7, X. OF P, at Knights OF
Pythas Hall. oil Market street.
Washington Camp, p, o. s. of A., at Coco
Follows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the regular meeting
Of Wilmington Division, No. /. $. OF T., las
evening. the following officers were elected fol
the ensuing quarter W. T., Milton Brosius w
A., John W. Sullivan X. s. @. b. Woodward
A. r. $, $. n. Fogg +, Robert Gslbreath
Treas Joel. V. Greenman Chap, William NJ
Horn Con-. Maggie Bonham; A, G. Salli
Hammond l, S, John Butt o. s. William c
/ Scott