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Neutrality-suspicious.

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into fbe month Of an infant io "I J,s l ploool
viii fato1 &C., Tb , 49,. N" uass Sllce,
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sbod o so,opai, 'O"a'u pi9tol
To ,r;ai ~ NJ ySjtlntu. F. ,.
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Ss1n,io 1ecnssoS IN s n ' te GOVERNOR
tn Give an oonorf,it for ,bo . "a, :? mI,p i'
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aic hoy s,,f.ro ,,C, ~ 2h' tiuu university
Tho faaiiYo lras, NJ w. pu5'G S'p,tiAtIo Il.
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caIIad at lpr hone r. t I i'l p" NJ liau
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and If 10 ,yo5jt ljaiy, W. i'Tn TOW
r,,n ,ii a bs +"! I'M nc couluh 20
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icrnals man of rasI inta1iacti i,O "a
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of tbn SnIo Ssvon G.. oiio G'rosi uauEnter
so1 Inost 1ar,s,it % ~ ul-u az 10
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,'.h ,b 'co Of i"oo lhaV Sleaued
This is stran,ya strr,, ~ ,t,o
Sootnb miners a. Wisi ~ Wy STluuGt vi some
rarsod a, a. iSuaI IeceutE' IheY vol
49, 100 n gu 9uFahce vi shlllng
@ IL "a .ors Ma 80, u, tuS Sloudu luat the
sHiin%s ner tnn u d Tbe oe piiee o eoa seven
lie nder '5e 'En e of mee unW4g 10
In ,isc onJ so u, , ~ n"si!S occasloled
, ,ie' %u %, III pTc eeIlus, requested
rv az n " saHg Tue laSI advance on the
To 80 IS gu i1ne Ua1N 'ue su,illn9;
MI III VI pupllo gorhS, says lne Chlcago
ia'e I ,,. aoo tlng 'or tne cause OF
nv 10y. ~ ials!nS t'e Siaue Ql many OIL our
NM ,1oli 1puI ~ SIA Ieet aooVe the pave
1 Tutt tn ie h Will noL Ga.e 70 walk the streets
a,'l iVa 'uet huom sa. lal from the side
Win T6o u on T o,.er Ta, sutaen Death
nrSI'IlS IGs'2 says serious result OF the Os-
%" ,h eue o % .ne suuuel ana enormous growth
~ ,no sIovH VI Atngllcau goVernesses IN Lon
e .ieod aI ,h 9anAeis ana merchants are be-
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M Can Iunn 0ucsrion.

The New York Herald prints a dispatch from
London, which processes TO have come "frem the
North German Capital" and states that the
Prussian juriseousulis have decided the San
Juan question in favor of the United States. II
was formally submitted TO them by Emperor
William, and their written iud-ment is now in
his hands, awaiting his confirmation and sigma
ture. According to this dispatch, the judgment
is that the true boundary between the United
States and Great Britain, in the neighborhood
OF Yaucouvers Island is the Haro Channel,
and not the Rosario Channel as Great Britain
has claimed This gives to the United States
the island of San Juan and ten or twelve other
islands situated between the two channels, some
Of them of considerable value. If the question
shall actually be settled in accordance with this
decision of the jurisconsults, these Islands will
form part of Whacom county, Washington
Territory.
The Hersld's correspondent adds that the
British government is intriguing desperately to
persuade Emperor William to annul or change
this decision; and be gives a very particular and
rather sensational account of the agencies en-
ployed IN this intrigue. odo Russell, British
osA"esoss1OA at 10 salu W oC vel buog III
the matter, with the assistance of the Crown
Princess Victoria and a Jewish banker named
Beichroder, "who has Just been appointed
British consul general al Berlin, and who is an
intimate associate of the German premier,
Prince Bismarck" Odo Russell has taken the
ground that the German emperor may decide in
favor OF third channel which would give San
Juan TO Great Britain and leave to us the Other
islands; but this would violate the treaty which
requires a decision between Haro Channel and
Rosario Channel, as the boundary line, and al
lows no authority to decide anything else. Il
the English intrigue should fail at this point,
there viii he an endeavor to secure decision
against both channels, which would leave the
question unsettled.
The authenticity of this news may be ques-
toned, for it is not clear that the Herald's cor
respondent really has all the information which
he assumes 10 have. There may be in his dis
patch quite as much infe ence and guess-worh,
as authentic information. 1t is probable that
the juriseonsults have made up their Judgment
OF the case, and also probable that they have
decided in our favor. This part of the dispatch
may be generally correct. But we give no cred
It to the sensational representation that the
Judgment rendered is in danger of being an
nulled by such intrigues and devices as are
specified Emperor William is not likely to
decide any point which has not been submitted
to him; and we cannot easily believe that The
English government would ask him to do so.
Irihe juTtsconsults have decided the question
in favor of the United States, there can be no
good reason for believing their judgment will
not stand as final settlement of the contro-
versy
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York, Pennsylvania, seems 10 have gang OF
thieves as expert and inscriptions in their
narrower field Of operations as the more notori.
Gus scOundrels who have plundered the larger
city at the mouth of the Hudson The members
of the smaller ring appear TO have less original
ity than might have been expected TO accompa-
ny their adroituess in crime, for they have imi-
tated with respectful servility the devices of
their teachers. Like the New York ring, they
had court house to build, and like them, also,
they made it wonderfully profitable. They no
doubt had their confederate tradesmen, their
Carney, IngersoI and Keyser. Suspicion fell
upon the York ring a little later than upon their
exemplars in the metropolis, ani it was not
anti last March that they found it necessary TO
steal the vouchers by which their crimes might
have been proved. To defeat this trick the
legislature ordered reauditiug committee
to go over the accounts and supply the
lacking evidence. So far the ring had
an example which they scrupuously fol-
lowed; but they did not initiate their
prototypes in trusting to the chances of de-
Tense in the courts. They tried again, with i'm.
provements, the trick whicfhad already served
the treasurer's accounts for the last six years,
with the report of the reaudidng committee,
and such other documents as they thought
might contain. dangerous evidence. An asso-
ciated press dispatch, which we published yes
terday morning, gave some of these facts, and
so curiously close was the parallel between these
and the exploits Of the New York ring, nclud-
ing the name of the place where the events &C.
Cured, and from which, of course, the dispatch
was sent, that all OrOur Boston contemporaries,
we believe, as well as most other New England
papers having the associated press news, were
misledby it into the belief that this was an
other felonious expedient of the hardly pressed
chiefs of the Tammany ring, and accordingly
placed the dispatch among others from New
York
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Gbe aap SPY: aaImnsr Gbursoap mon October a. 1892

to keep up the organization, and serve the
poor, the sick, and the busy In some other way
through the cold weather. This year they dis
trbuted 1906 bouquets, andE9S6 baskets OF
fruit. We have a great many good aud pleasant
things here; but some of which we ought TO be
ashamed. For instance, this advertisement has
a prominent place in the daily papers:
BOSTON SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY.
In consequence of the injuries done to the build
ing and collections by visitors, the museum win be
closed to the public after Saturday, oct 18th until
arrangements can be made for properly protecting
it.
This is pretty bad. But then we hope that
the time will come when we shall all have care
full habits and courteous manners, and that our
"higher education" viii prevent US from in
turing things and feelings.
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Since the diamond discoveries in South Africa
the inventive faculty of sensational correspond
ents has been largely employed in making sto-
ries about those gems, which are supposed 10
have peculiar interest for the public Just now.
The Arizona tale served an excellent purpose
while It's credit lasted, butwas TOO commonplace
for FIRST class sensation. A correspondent of a
New York paper did very fairly with an account
of diamond mandatory in that city. A
smaiiering Of chemical knowledge enabled him
TO give TO the details OF the several processes a
plausible appearance, which is said to have &C.
tualiy deceived some crednlous persons. Bat
the same or another wriIer has made still
more daring attempt upon the credulity of
the public in his narrative of the lite,
death and autopsy Of one Charles John
Williamson Of Greeubush, who was discovered
after death, to the as.onishment Of his friends
aud physicians, to have given all his vital ener
gies for some years to the production of dia-
monds, making Of his body an animated manu-.
factory Of those gems. 'Mr williamson" saws
the correspondent "lor some years prior to his
death, hld suffered from enormous aggregatiops
Of adipose matter, which accumulated in vari
language Of common life for this severely tech.
nica style, had been growing inconvenently
fat About two years ago he began to grow
lean, and, at last, became extremely thin, while
bus Joints were swollen as those of persons sui
ferng from tue govt usually are. The man
theu died in great agony and a post norton
eX mInaii0n revealed that the swollen
joints contained not those earthly concretions
Characteristic Of the govt, but clusters of dia.
Monos OF the purest water. The doctors theory
Is 'na' tue Tar, as it wasted away, had left be-
uino tue carbon, one Of its chiel constituents
@nu luls 10 some mysterious way had crvsfnltzed
INTO diamonds legal question of much in.
tefest growtnZ Out Of THIS unparalleled ,.sult
Of morbid action Is whether he diamonds c,,od
70 tDe DouS o. tue deceased are assets in the
hands Of his administrator. That, however ,be
courts are quite competent to decide WHOM /,
comes before them; more important and dig
cult question Is whether The peculiar condition,
existing 10 the late Mr.. Williamson's cas,
can be Induced BY any course of medica
treatment II 50, new motive will be supple
70 domestic murderers, who seem to be III
pleasantly numerous just now in various pari
Of ihe world lhe Borzias aud Brinyiliers, il
stend Of dosing their husbands and childre
With arsenic, will employ their nefarious ski
Y bring on the diamond disease, causing thei
0appy relatives TO die IN agony, with damon
Y distributed about their bodies. Thi
" treatment, when successful. will b
f1laole Tor the operator than lie II
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uAEEsT MARRETa



NEW YORK. Oct. % The money market has been
queter To-day with most Of the looms stock lateral
at per cent closing at q l. with some transactions
ate as low as cent Sterling weaker long 1857 a
lOsA short ITO Hex Gold active. with loans ,. 10
per cent per day. There is much apr hension in
gard to savings banks ihroughon the country. trouble
among which Is reported from different sections Tie
ites rumors are rel tive to tine eedmens savings
blnk, whose branches extend through the southern
states and the Peoples savings bank OF syracuse Gold
wleh opened at lib, sOli at l3k il2x, advanced
I51 and closed at 1874 BID, 1873 asket. Clearngs,
S2U0JO0g Treasury disbursement 5, S67 7l0 Exports,
Ntt5y Inc prospect Of an advance in the inter-
est OF the Bank Of England to-mor -ow is much dis
cssed Private elegrams report great gency in the
london market. Governor nts firm at advance of y
g =, in sympathy with gold. state bonds dull aul
steady. The stock market is cOmpa aIv " dull with
Important huctua ions in only a shares The general
ilelng was one Of uneasiness at the aspect Of monetary
anars abroad ana at home the s.rngencv appearing
extend everywhere at one time. During the morning.
the market showed disposition to s. buL
afternoon there was a weak feeling grauul dec Inc
The leadiug butts have emily sold ely
The past few days and the market feels the weight of
tlis load Of lon; stocks Pacific Mail luctuated be-
tween 1917 a e2A with the aie dealings al 1918 G2.
Canton from l05 TO 100 the announcement that Daniel
Drew and others had gone TO Baltimore to sell some
lrOOertv; Ohio advanced from As AZ, later de-
cned to 46A Western Union advanced from 7SN to gls
and react TO 1917; Northwestern common advanced
from T4a IS and afterwards declined TO I4s; Atlantic
Mali declined tom 1871 TO lSh. The fluctuations in the
balance Of the list were 4 10 y per cent.
leo
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The Republicans of Worcester are InOtifed that eau

The Republicans Of Worcester Inotihed that eau
cuses will be held on
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. .,
for the purpose of choosing delegates represent them
in the district conventions nominate candidates for
offices of SENATOR and REPRESENTATIVES in The next
Legislature.
The representation each Of the Conventions will be
the same at the state Convention viz: Ward 81;
ward two q warl three p ward four, 81 ward five 8;
ward six, 4; ward seven. 4 ward eight, l.
The places OF meeting will he as follows:
Ward lat the ward room, court house.
p Bem ont st school house.
" 3-RepuAlican Headquarters, spy building.
4-East ante-room. Horticultural Hall
5-West
." 6-Hortieultural Upper Hall,
7-Lyesum Hall on Foster ST.
S-Uorticutural Hall.
Hour OF meeting, haif-past seven P. N.
For the Republican City Committee.
HENRY c. RICE, Chairman.
JOHN S. BALDWIN. Sec'y. dat o22
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STRENGTHENING THE GERMAN FoRrIFIo,

STRENGTHENING THE GERMAN FoRTIFIcA.
TIoNs.-lhe Germans are determined that the
enough for all possible contingencies. Formid-
able works are being constructed around Slras-
burg, and five powerful lorresses are to be erect
ed around Mavence at a cost OF from twenty to
twenty oue million forms Tor the mason work
alone. Then there is the strategic railway Of
au Eshingen, and besides much else that might
be named, there are, lastly, the works deemed
essential TO protect the German coasts. During
the last twenty months masons and engineers
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CHAMPION SPRINeLEss Truss AND SUPPORTER.
Those desiring to examine or test DR.. sawyer's
celebrated appliances should not fail to call at his
rooms, at the Bay State house, Thursday, Oct. "a.
THIS truss is free from spring and all hard
substances No rust, no rubber and no pressure
upon the ispne or back Communications will
reach Dr. Sawyer at his office, $40 River street.
Irnu '
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WE are apt when cooking upon some new discovery In
the chemical world and with ssug ts practical work
nss' to wonder how the world could possibly have 40
long suffered from It's want without having discovered
the great dsaderdtum. such must be the feeling when
witnessing the benefits secured by the occasional use Of
sMoLAspER's BucHu, which the great remedy OF
all family physicians Of repute for nervous debility
liberation Of the kidneys and bladder gravel diabetes
maladies Of the urnogenita organs and all complaints
incidental 10 the female race. deop&wlw o22
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surance followed up with arsenic, and less
liable, for the present at least, to provoke sus-
piclon and exposure
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The waterford Rank Robberr.


There are many rumors regarding the Water
ford bank robbery, but as vet no gratifying
facts. The scOundrels have all Of them escaped
and, though dozen detectives are in pursuit
OF them, the great crime is quite apt to pass
into history, with hundred others, without its
appropriate conclusion. Officer Over and clti.
zen Best Of Hudson, who permitted the TWO
men whom they had arrested to escape were
examined in Troy last Friday, and it was quite
concusively shown that they were bubed 10 let
their prisoners get away. The officer had in
his possessi n more money than he ought to
have" and revolver which one Of the prison
ers had given him. Ard this revolver is mpor
tant as evidence, for Cashier Won Hovenberg
recognized ii as one OF those which were held Al
his head while he was unlocking the saie-so
that it is quite certain that the escaped PRISON
ers were amo0g the robbers OF the bank Other
important evidence is furnished in paragra ph
! in the Troy Wing. "AmOng the apparently
| trivial things said while the robbers were Sc.
| curing the Van Hoyenberg family" we are
| told, was the remark made by one OF them
| who had Just tied Mrs. Va Hoyen5ergs hands
| behind her. She is subject, when under more
| than ordinary excitement TO severe attacks of
| nervousness accompanied by rushes of blood
| TO the face and temples. As she lay with her
| hands tied behind her one OF her ac.
customed spasms came over her, which
| this man noticed. Looking closely in her face
| he asked her: Have you one Of your nervous
| hushesP She said She had, when he ut once nm.
tied her hands and re-ted them before her. The
singular knowledge Of the lady's disease by
man engaged in the works OF robbery, is ac-
counted for as follows; About year ago a son
| OF DR.. Hearit was arrested for forgery. He had
| signed his fathers name to a check and pre-
sented it at Troy bank and obtained the
money. The check was drawn on the Water
| ford bank aud when presented there il was de-
| cared forgery. The bank began prosecution,
but the case was settled, probably through the
| instrumentality Of a iorgiving father, and the
| Young man went out west About SIX months
| ago he was arrested for some crime in the west
but escaped by breaking Jail. Since then he
was not heard from until last Tuesday, when he
was met in Newark, N. j., by some friends Of
| his family. Before going, he told Cashier Van
| Hoyenberg, who had strongly urged the suit,
| that he would get even with him yet.' The ma
ture Of the expression quoted above has led
many to believe that young Heart was the rob-
Der who made use OF 1t. The fact tuat he had
made threat against the cashier, aud had
show himself in Two previous instances 10 he
capable OF a criminal act, will 70 far to confirm
the suspicion Of his completely in the bank rob.
| Iopv -
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worcester Five Gents saving. Bank.

worcester rive Gents Savings Bank.
NO. 240 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FROM. A. NJ to P. M-2 to4P.M
THIRTY-SIXTH SENI-ASNUAL Dividend. The trls-
tees OF this Bank declared the Thirty Sirh Semi-AR
7aai Di7dead on the first day july the rate OF SIX
PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
month. - - ''
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made IN January and
July. N''
CHAs. L. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff fyll
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John y. Clark ~ son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and Grain, Land Plaster, Lime
Cnlcned Plaster. Or Bone, Cement, Salt Guano Super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Preducs Nos 237 and
''' dti JOHN s. CLARK 4 SON.
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a Hook tor every

The "ScIENcE or LIFE, SELF
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Sul
Vitality. Premature Decline IN Man, NerN
steal Debility, Hypochondria, lmoo!eneVi
rhma or Seminal Weakness, and ~ , ,thrI "
ing from the errors OF youth on the lntiscTetls
cesses OF mature years. Tnis II inleed nook
man. Thousands have been Taught w lh.5 WO,
frue way 10 health md happiness ~ Is the che
and best medical work ever published, aud the only
much enlarged, illustrated. bound IN beautiful FreDc
nriee Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 1
Buiancn ST., Boston, Mass, or DR.. W. II. PARKER, As
sistnnt Physician. N. B.rhe author may be consulted
on tile above well a. all Diseases requiring skill and
experience. deoplyr ia5
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NIiIIbury Savings Bank, MiIIbury, Mass,

Deposits received up to one thousand Dollars. Depos-
its put upon interest the first day of every MONTH
Dividends Ofiaeyest made in January and July at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum.
THoS. j. HARRINGTON, President.
FRANK G. MILES. Treasurer. dit aus
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II seems TO be conclusiyely settled that Mount
Lincoln is the highest point in Colorado. and
among tue highest points on the continent
La'e measurements by Professor Dubois give il
a sa a'u,ude Of 1890 feet. Other scientific men
n u placed It much lower; but It's supremacy
I I,l ne mountains seems to be undoubted
,Se o,islai name was Iriagna, from its being
Arkansas flow from It's eastern glone w5ile the
Colorauo taxes western course through The
great canyon 10 tue Pacific, ''s
a republican at Sharon, Penn, won on tbc
election $4,000 10 cash, eleven suits oil clothes
Anu TWO nunufed kegs Of nails. He has not de.
cided whether It Is best to become a dealer N
ready-inade clothing or in hardware.
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the lSth Repre- entatlva District Republican Conven-
ton Will be held IN Cuzens' Hall East Dougias an
IHuRSDAf, oct 3lst, at II O'Clock NJ
the basis OF representation will he one al large for qac
town. and one for every nifty and ma oriy fraction al
votes cast for Grant In 1868
Per order District Committee
=, ,,,,,,- n. H. SEARS, secretary.
Oct. 1th, 1872. do2I 2s. 2s&3OT o2i
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The Republican Voters of the several towns
compns nE the Third Senatorial District of Worcester
County ar requested TO send delegates Convention
10 he hg at TIE horticultural Hall in Worcester on
THCRSDAH, the Path day Of october inst at IL O'Clock
NJ tN-seect candidate for Senator. Each town will
be entitled 10 the same number delegates that was
contained in the call FOR the last Republican Con-
ventiOn GEO. W. JOHNSON, Chairman
A. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Secretary. dtc OILS
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The Democratic Voters OF the several towns
in the THIRD Senatorial District of Worcester County
requested TO send delegates 10 Convention TO be
Jay Of October inst at II O'Clock A. M. to select
ddate Senator and such other business as
may properly come before said meeting Each town
Will be en- tiled to the number of delegates that
was contained in the call for the last Democratic state
Convention LYMAN SHELDON Chairman
Webster, Oct II. 1872. d6t ol9
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Rice, whiting 81 Bullock,
B A n KERS & BRO KERS
Cor. Nam and PeaH SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. silver, Coupons,
ETC., etc.
Investment Securities Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad City and County Bonds.
SPECIAL attention given orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines Of European Steamships.
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in any of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest deposits subject to check sight.
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. du aplO
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NVIvISu UIHENeIa'-IBV AtIanJIc CeDle.J
LONDON, Oct 23.-Consos 90, o. s. bonds: 5-2Os
lsg5, DID, 81; do 1851 929t; T. S, lO4Os s7H; new IS,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet and steady. mid
ding uplands at go 90 Sid; do Orleans lO4 a G5t
port. F' anu
FRAAKFoRT, Oct. 2a-U.s. 6-2Os, 1862. $685..