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Eirna.

Carmel, H., yesterday morning, burned eight
business houses, including the Register printing
office and Ridgeway's block. Loss $4,000; in
Surance $1,000.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. ga fire broke out in
the saw mills at Somerset Mills last night The
mills were entirely destroyed, together with a
large quantity of lumber Through the exer-
tons of fremen from Kendall's Mills, Water
vile and Augusta, the dwelling houses and con-
siderable lumber were saved. The mills were
owned by Lawrence brothers and Wing &
Butler. Loss estimated at from $50 900 to $780,
600; insurance $4,000.
CHICAGO, Aug. PA fire at Woodstock, H.,
last night, destroyed the Exchange hotel and
block of business houses; the loss is estimated
at between $4,000 and 900. The fire was of
incendiary origin.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-S P. M.-Probabili-
ties: Easterly to southery winds, cloudy
weather, and areas of rain on Thursday for the
middle states and to extend over New England
on Thursday evening; cloudy weather and areas
Of rain for the south Atlantic states; generally
clear weather from central gulf to Tennessee
and rising barometer; northerly to westerly
winds and clear weather for northwest and eX.
tend eastward to Lake Michigan and Indiana
by Thursday morning, and over Kentucky Ohio
and western Lake Erie by Thursday evening
warning signals ordered for the northwest
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G. W. Knowlton and George NJ.
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY PoLITICs-BRooKFIELD re-
publicans of Brookfeld raised Grant and
Wilson flag Tuesday evening, with an address
by Hon. George F. Hoar of Worcester. AT the
conclusion of the address a Grant and Wilson
club was formed and the following elected as
officers: Geo w. johnson, president; Francis
Howe, o. C. FELTON,, R. o. Sessions, Geo. Forbes,
r. o. Putney, vice presidents; II. V. Crosby,
secretary and treasurer; Geo. S. Dwell, c. il.
Griffin, J. NJ. Hall, o, F. Eaton, executive COM
mittee
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2S-Accounts from
Indian Bay, Arkansas, are that no rain has
fallen in that section for seven weeks. Cotton
will not yield more than third of the usual av-
erage. Planters from West Tennessee and
Northern Mississippi state that the drouth is
causing the cotton TO rust and shed. Unless
they have rain very soon the crop will be a
failure.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2S.-Reports from all
sections of this state say that the present drouth
has injured the cotton crop at least one-third.
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Mexico.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 2S.-Steamer Montana
brings adyces from western Mexico Diaz has
huahua. The object Of this movement is I'M
known.
FloXes, federal governor of Sinaloa, while
riding in the suburbs of Mazatlan, was seized
by gang of kidnappers, composed of late
rebels soldiers, and carried into the mountains.
large ransom is demanded for his release.
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GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS,
W. Va, Aug. 2S.-From returns received, the
main issue in the state election is no longer in
doubt. The new constitution has been ratified
by from I, 900 to 1000 majority. The REGULAR
democratic state ticket is elected, except Cam
den. Jacob the present governor of the state,
and independent democratic candidate, is
thought 10 be reelected.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 2s.-The lntelli-
gencer has corrected reports from forty-six
counties, most of them official, which gives Gov.
Jacob a majority of 8026. Reports on the con-
stitution from forty-one counties give majority
of 1920 for the ratification; eight counties are
yet to be heard from on the governor and thir-
teen on the constitution. The Intelligencer esti-
mates that these will reduce Jacobs majority TO
about 2150 and increase the majority for the
constitution to at least 1000. Davis, for con-
gress from this district, has 1910 majority, with
one small county 10 hear from.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILL1AMs J.
"Wednesday, august 28.-Thomas J. Baker
Ellen Falvey and Catherine Logan were all sent
to the house of correction for two months, for
getting drunk second tine
Henry Leonard, Walter Whalen, Mary Pow
ers and John Conlin, each paid fine of So and
costs for drunkenness.
john McGaer, William H. Thompkns and
Robert Robinson were sent TO the house of cor
recton in default of funds to pay fines of So
and costs each, for drunkenness.
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scow sunk in niagara River.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 2S.-The scow George
Wickham of New London, loaded with slaves,
and two canal boats loaded with corn, while
being towed down Niagara river, got into the
current and beyond the control of the tug, COL
liding with scows moored near the International
bridge. The George Wickham sunk immediate
", and two boys and two horses were drowned.
The two canal boats were beached.
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BosToN, Aug, 2s.-To.day two marines,
named Welsh and Donnely, were taken from
and sent TO the stale prison at Wethersheld CT
They were tried at sea for using disrespectful
language to an officer, and one account states
that they struck the fleet marine officer, Major
Butler. They were sentenced to seven years,
which sentence was commuted at Washington
TO four years
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
go THE WORCESTER DAILY sPY
Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-'Ihe evening papers men
ton rumor that a colonel OF the insurgent
army in Cuba has arrived here with instructions
from the provisional government to negotiate a
loan of E20 900 goo, the amount to be rendered TO
Spain for the independence of Cuba; that al
though the provisional government have little
hope that Spain will consent, they believe the
offer will strengthen the insurgent cause among
foreign powers.
FRANCE.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Berliu journals state that
the French government will commence the pay
ment of another installment of the war indem-
nifty next week
SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 2S.--The complete returns of
the elections show II Aphonzitas, 8 Montpen-
sierists, 10 unionites dynastis, 8 Sagastasists,
so republicans and 300 radicals have been chosen
TO the cOrtes. Emilio CASTELAR, and Admiral
Malcampo are among the successful candidates.
Senior RoSas was defeated.
MADRID, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to the Gaceta
reports that band of Carlists attacked and
robbed a railway station in the province of
Corona, and cut the telegraph wires. Troops
have been dispatched to the place, but at last
accounts there had been no encounter with the
insurgents.
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Letter from Chas. O'COnOr.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-The Inter.0 Ocean to-mor-
row will publish the following letter from Chas.
OConor:
NEW YORK, Aug. u, 1872.
My Dear Sir: was and am in favor of the
Louisville movement; even the mere profession
of adherence to democratic ideas must soon dis
appear if without our marked dissent the party
can be transferred to its deadliest foe.
CHAs OlCONOR.
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Cricket.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug, 2S.-The second match of
series OF cricket of the English gentlemen eleven
against the twenty-five of the Canadian clubs
was played to-day, The English were the first
to bat and made POI, of which Grace, although
suffering from sickness made 70. The Canad-
ans in their first innings scored AZ, and went in
again and were dsposed of for 40
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Abbreviated Dispatches.

1t is rumored that some of the witnesses in
the Stokes case are in San Francisco.
The race, Tuesday, for $1,000 between the
yachts Maud and w. F. Davids of New York,
was won by the former
The Boston club defeated the Pastimes of Og-
densburg, yesterday, by score of 81 /. The
Pastimes are the best amateur players in north.
ern New York.
The jury for another trial Of the Schoeppe
murder case at Carlisle, Pa, was empanneled
last evening. The court was then adjourned
until tomorrow morning, when the case will be
opened by the commonwealth.
The first hearing in the suit of W. A. Wood
ward against Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell
university, to recover Sill 900 for locating gov
eminent lands granted to the university, was
had in Newburg yesterday, before referees. The
case will probably continue several months.
The plaintiffwaS examined.
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Secretary Delano left Washington yesterda,
afternoon, for his home in Ohio, where he viii
remain for a short time to recruit bis health
when mas Deen somwhat impaired lately.
away, team, at Portland, Tuesday night, but es
capped with slight injuries.
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The Turf.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 2S.-The four mile heat
race tomorrow causes great excitement, as eight
horses were never known to start in four mile
race before Frank Hampton is the favorite.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-The Dexter park races,
which were TO commence to-day, have been post
poned on account of the rain until tomorrow.
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Lost off the Coast of Portugal
Thirty Persons Drowned.

LISBON, Aug. PA dispatch from Oporto
states that the steamship Perseverance went
ashore during for at the entrance of the har-
Dor and became total loss, and thirty persons
were drowned before assistance could reach
them,
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schooner Cnnsiznd.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 2s.-Steamer Fran
COMA, from New York, reports last evening that
when seven miles from Cape Cod, between that
point and Nauset, she encountered schooner w.
A. Folsom, BOG tons, with Captain Roe, mate and
crew OF seven clinging 10 the bottom. The YES
sci lelt Boston at A.. NJ, yesterday, and at P.
NJ was struck by whirlwind and capsized.
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RECEPTION of Gen. Mcclellan at san


SAN Francisco, Aug. 2S-Preporations are
being made to give Generei Mcclellan grand
reception on his andval LAIs evening. The
entire national guard will escort him to the
hotel
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BEEoHEEs ADVICE TO LETTER WRITER'S
|, Don't write at all; 2, When you can't helm II
be sharp, short, and egible; 8, When you write
on your own business, pay for the answer:
When you want money, don't begin with pfety
or tlattery Beg first aud be pious afterward
3, Don't beg Of any one with whom you are moi
personally acquainted. Die, but don't beg.
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New YORK, Aug. 2s.--A jamestown Dakota
territory dispatch states that government
troops surrounded that town yesterday, seized
and destroyed all liquors in the place, and i'm.
prisoned half dozen whiskey dealers.
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PRovlDENcE, r. l., Aug. 2s.--Iu the United
States district court to-day Judge Knowles ad-
judged the Cuban war vessel Pioneer forfeited
sale.
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FORT MONROE, Aug. 2S.-The frigate Yantic
which sails in few days for the East Indies via
the Suez canal, will touch at Zanzibar, inquire
into the African slave trade there, and take i'm.
mediate steps to suppress it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-29

FUNERAL OF GEORGE JAoUEs.-The funer-
al services of the late George Jacques were OBJ
served in the First Unitarian church, yesterday
morning, Rev. E. H. Hall officiating After
reading appropriate selections of scripture. the
pastor made a few remarks upon the life and
character of the deceased, and alluded to his
many gifts to the city hospital and the cause of
education. Mayor Very and members of the
city government, representatives from the trus-
tees of the city hospital, committee of the school
board, directors of the public library, and
trustees of the Horticultural society, attended
the funeral, and George w. Gill, Jonathan
Grout, VIM. Dickinson, Samuel Smith, L. W.
Lincoln, and o. B. Hadwen acted as pail bearers
The teachers of the high school paid last
tribute to the memory of the deceased, by at
tending at the cemetery.
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS
Il and Foreign Patents procured Rejected Appli-
cations rcargued Interference Cases ProseCucd Opn-
ions given TO the validity and infringement of Patents
and Suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
THOS. II. DODGE,
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of the
Board Of Appeals, US. Patent Ofice) Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Ofice-Dodge's
Block corner Park and Portland sts. Worcester Mass.
MA d&wtf
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AT THE DRYING PARK.-The races at the
driving park yesterday afternoon called out
fair crowd of spectators Five races were trot-
ted all but one of which were closely contested
and afforded great deal of amusement to The
spectators. For the first race there were three
entries, and the race was won by Granite, who
exhibited excellent trotting qualities in each of
the two heats. The following is a summary of
the race and gives the particulars:
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For the second race there were only two
entries, but six heats had to be trotted before
the race could be decided In every one of the
heats the horses trotted well together and dur
ing great part of the distance they were side
by side. The following is the
SUMMARY
g. G. Dewhurst ms W Leonard. 1 221
Cnas Is. fraU ms b George. 49,. 2 n / .
Time, 1853, 2i52%, 2;53a7, 2:6l1s, 2.54, 2:5sH.
In the third race there were two entries
and another dead heat occurred in this race. A.
ID. Warren's gelding Falmouth was the winner
and although he is but five years of age he OK
hlDlted line trotting qualities and gives promise
OF becoming one of the best horses
ever owned in this city. Below is the
SUMMARY.
A. ~ p warren MS b 6; Falmouth. 0
D. H. Baker MS b. m. Nellie. ......O 2 9
Time-2'5sIs, 1850, 2;53l4.
The fourth race was rather a tame affair. tbc
gelding Ed. Warren waiting for Gen. Wilson all
the way around the track in both heats. The
driver of the latter horse acted worse than ,ba
animal and the race made great deal of
amusement for the spectators. The following s
the
SUMMARY.
r.. N Adams ms. b. &. Ed Warren.
NJ l.. Hewery ms. b. g. Gen. Wilson 2 2
rime-3;371S, 3;n.
The last race was handicap, Dolly Warden
trottiug to wagon against Rob Roy in harness.
This was the fastest and one Of the closest con-
tests of the day, although the race was won in
two straight heats. Below is the
SUMMARY.
W. NJ, Alandell ms eli Rob Roy.....,....,.1
Al Richardson ms i m Dolly Warden. ."..".2
Time 2.43'4, 2.5l.
The judges for the races were i. j. Powers,
president Of the Hampden park association Of
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GREAT FALLS, N. H., Aug. 2S.-At a repub-
liean caucus last night the following delegates
were chosen to the electoral convention to be
held at Wolfboro', N. H., Sept. IL: H. A.
Hayes, G. NJ. Dorr, J. &. Young, S. b. Cole
Daniel Quimby, S. H. Annis, o. S. Brown, j.
NJ. TebbettS, C. II. Weymouth and ]. A. Stick
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-03

Igonzosos en- nuestra propia lengua, J
Eel suceso que ALI celebraban era &
haber terminado con toda felicidad e
mopppmeLto que para vergienza nues-
ira Sc ha levantado en- los Campos
El1seos de: Paris. m
'Sf;;9alli, en- el 'sitio mas concurrilo
de la capital de una nacion amiga,
Ifrente q la entrada principal del Pala-
clio de la Industria, Sc levanta sobre
un lujoso pedestal una columnas de
marmol blanco, en- cuya cdspide hay
una colossal estatua dorado represen-
tando la victoria.
En- ell pedestal de esa columna hay
varios bajo relieves, y loh mengua! va
rias inscripciones en- LENGUA CASTE :
LLAMA, que vamos a trascribir aquf
literalmente, aunque tiemble nuestra
mano al estamparlas, y aunque Ell rojo
de Ia verguenza suba a nuestra frente.
La inscription que mira al frente de
los Campos Elfseos dice asf:
IA los defensores del PERI y de la
America, que, renovando las glorias de
la independence, rechazaron la inva-
sion espanola selIaron la union anne
ricana en- ell Callao ell 2 de mayo de
1866. La patria reconocida ha elevado
este monumento para memoria y ejem-
plo de las generaciones venideras:
1872"
Los bajo- relieves tienen las siguien-
tes inscripciones:
IL Graves averfas sufridas por la
Valla de Madrid y la Beremguela.
2o La fota espanola puesta fuera
de combate y perseguida por buques
peruanos.
80 Entrada triunfal en- la plaza Pri-
mitiva de Lima de las tropas perua-
mas.
4o Preparativos hechos por ell go
bierno y ell pueblo para la defensa del
Callao.
30 La torre de la Merced al prin-
ClplO del COmbate.
g. El coatralmirante espanol Men
dez-Nunez herido 4 bordo de la M.
naGncia.
Ell s@timo medallion, hasta la fecha,
no contiene dibujo nj inscription.
Guardarase sin duda para colocar en-
el ell mayor insulto."
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T gee
G.ACETILL A.

nos ruega hagamos presente a los suscri-
torres, que, no ha recibidog por ell 1ltime
vapor llegado de la Peninsula, las colec-
clones de los .siguie1tes peri6dicos: ri
El CoaTeo 1Nizittzy, .E7 Conhsbuyente, .Ey
Fo'nento, El E1ega,ste, Ell PG5ellon m6dico
y La Revist0 Pen5asulay.
CNentOs de SalOm.-HemOs recibfdo eI
qulnto voldmen de esta preciosa publica-
cion que en- Madrid estan dando luz loR
distinguidos publicistas Guerrero y From
taura. Este vol6men contiene dos precio.
sas novelas de Guerrero: FL VELLocINo
DE ORC y FEA PoBRE. Los otros cuatr0
tomos que Sc han repartido a los suscrito-
res de esta interesante y moralizadofa, pu-
blicacion contienen las novelas siguientes:
UNA PERLA EN- Ell TANGO, BRfGIDA, LA Ca
MELIA La MARIPosA, UNA HIsroRIA DE
LlGRIMAs y La DoNCELLA DEL PIso Sc
GUNDO. va otras veces hemos recomendR-
do esta serie de obras por su bondad, por
su moralidad y por gu excesiva baratura.
HI AItfmO FigMrin.-Sfgue adqufrien.
do cada dia mayor circulation este sema-
mario de modas, que con tanto. acierto
dirije la baronesa de Wilson. Los grabadoa
son magnlicos. Salen dos ediciones de este
peri6dico una de lrjo y otra econ6miea.
Los dos 1ltimos n1meros que hemos
recibido, contienen artlculos y poesias do
la directora, de d. Leopoldo A. de Cueto,
de SAM, Ortega y Frias, Rodriguez So
lis, Trueba Hinnova. De Ell UHimo FL
gu,ia as1 como de los CUENTos DE SALON,
es agente D. J. j. Marien, San Jose, 8.
Bales de mascaras.-VarlOS j6venes
han tornado como en- amos anteriores una
sociedad para dar bales de mascaras en-
el teatro. Nos alegramos que haya mucha
concurrencia y animacion.
TeI6grafOs.--El (lfa 10 del cOrrienEe
Sc han inagurado las estaciones telegra6-
cas- de F'ajardo y Naguabo. Ell Sr. Inspec-
tor Especial d. Carlos de Orduna, bajo
cuya Immediate direction Sc hicieron los
trabajos de lfnea y de montaje de esta-
clones, ha desplegado en- esta obra la acti-
vidad que lie distingue.
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UN LIBEL0 De PIEDRA.

Con Indignation y desprecio ham
reproducido casi todos los .diarios de
Madrid las siguientes lfneas, de cuyo
contenido Sc ha ocupado va ell Go
bierno. ot1......;4.--....
~ Hara unos. ocho dias ,se celebraba
un alegre banquete en- uno de los. res
taurants mas en- boga de Paris. Gritos
de algeria y animosos brfndis Sc pro-
nunciaban, y los curiosos aseguraban
que allf solo Sc ola el rico armonioso
idioma de Cervantes. Y sin embargo,
lque horrible. deception hubiera reci-
bido el espanoI que al Or Ia Ehermosa
habla castellana hubiese penetrado en-
aquel recinto, creyendo hallarse entire
alegres compatriotasl
El banqoete 10 daban chilenos =
peruanos; los gritos eran de muerte
para EsPafiG los brfndis, insaltosvef.
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Agusfin PeyROna.
Julio 1c de 1872.

La carta que acaban de leer nues-
tros lectores nos exime de todo Co
mentario. Una cosa mas preguntare-
mos hnicamente. 81 ell ex alcaIde y ell
ex-secretario que intervinieron en- este
asunto no hubieran sido ultra-refor-
mistas Sestarfan tan tranquilos, tap sin
ser nolestados?
Por 10 demas, aunque nosotros no
rehuimos ell terreno de los tribunales
nj ningun otro, no nos hemos propues-
to llevar a ellos este asunto como nos
aconseja El PrOgreso, pues nuestra
mission no es la de procurador de la
Diputacion nj de sus suscritores de
Naranjito. Sabemos que en- este pue-
bio todos casi son parientes y que po-
drfan d p0steri0rs fabricarse. .pruebas
que contradJeran nqestras aserciones.
Pero para ese case nos reseryamos
OtrOs pormenores y otros datos que
inutilizaran las diligencias que Sc ha-
gan para hacer 10 blanco negro. -$Que
Sc ha hecho Ell fiat 5Mstitia, aquel anti
quo lena provincial tan pomposamen-
te proclamado un ano ha?