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Honora Bvrne of New York drove her bus-
band out OF the house Tuesday night and then
hanged herself.
Mary Yorwitz shot herself in her own house
in New York, Tuesday afternoon Her suicide
was caused by disappointment in love
Patrick Keenan,, a Brooklyn politician and
Mayor PowelPs messenger, has been indicted
for forgery and misdemeanOrs IN office.
There were twenty one deaths from small box
in Chicago during last week, and seventy severe
new cases are reported.
Gov Harvey Of Kansas will send the testi.
m0ny taken by the sensational investigating
committee to Washington in about week.
The telegraph line from Havana to SaiiaoO
was hnished Tuesday and will be opened 10
business in few days.
A bill to validate agreements between compa-
mes owning railroads between New York and
Philadelphia belonging TO united companies was
passed in both houses of the New Jersey legls
ature yesterday,
telegram from Fort Laramie to Cheyenne
states that Red Cloud, with two hundred war
riors, came to that post on Tuesday, and was to
hold council Yesterday. Three hundred Lodges
are camped on Raw Hide peak.
The Brooklyn liquor dealers have organized a
Kings county liquor dealers association, aud
propose 10 voluntarily close their places Of BUSH
ness on Sunday.
A druggist named Latham was oensured by
New York coroner's Jury for selling poison 10
eide
A Richmond dispatch states that all the clerks
and carriers of the post office have struck conse.
quent upon the domneering action of Miss Van
lew, the postmisress.
The South Carolina legislature adjourned
finally last night. 1t is claimed that measures
have been enacted which will relieve the state
finances and secure lts credit.
About @iOO,OOO OF Connecticut state bonds
called IN Oy the state treasurer last January
numbered from G0l to 100, have never been
presented for payment, although they ceased TO
draw interest some time ago,
The last span Of the railroad bridge at I,eay,
enworth, Kansas, has been completed. and lhe
companies using it propose 10 build a large
freight depot and warehouse there,
The Ohio house of representatives unanimous
~ adopted resolution yesterday, asking con,
gress to grant 500 bounty to every Union col,
der honcrably discharged on account of sickness
or disease prior TO the expiration of two years of
seTylee
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-PUTNAM,
j. Wednesday, March 1S.-In the case Of John
B. Sanderson ct al, vs.. John B. Dacey, judy
ment was entered for the plaintiffs by agreement
for 81 300 80, including damages and costs.
The next case was No. 1874, Lorenzo Morton
vs.. Sylvester Dresser, An action to recover for
conversion of property, consisting of lot Of
sand, taken from land owned by plaintiff. This
case was taken from the jury for the purpose of
getting the opinion OF the supreme court. Very
for plaintiff, Aldrch and Stockwell for defend
ant.
John Flint vs.. the Norwich and Worcester
railroad corporation was an action, toI recover
for damage TO plaintiffs team, caused by his
horse taking fright at the cars of said company,
at one OF the crossings in Webster. Case still
on trial. Aldrch and Stoclwell for plaintiff,
GOulding for defendant.
Cases next in order, Nos. 175, 1913, 2l1, 221,
222, 223, 234, 2SS, $40, 241, PAP.
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The New mamp.hiro Election.

CONCORD, March 13--Two hundred and four
towns give Straw 36, 799, Weston "a ,210, Black
mer 500, Cooper and Scott 535--a majority for
Straw of 1885, which will be reduced below 1900
by the remaining towns. The eleventh senate.
rial district is doubtful
MANCHESTER, March 13.-Severa hundred
citizens Of Concord, headed by the Concord cor
net band, came down on an extra train this eve
ming, to join the republicans of Manchester in
celebrating the election of Hon Il. A. Straw as
governor Of New Hampshire. They were met
at the depot by a large procession bearing torch
es and wSps Of straw, and were escorted to
Music hall amidst the booming of cannon and
u brilliant display of fireworks. The meeting at
Music hall was presided by Hon. ?. G. Cheney,
mayor
Speeches were made by Judge Upton of Man
CHESTER Hon. A. II. Cragin, and Hon. D. W.
Patterson, the two United States senators from
this state; also by Hon. NJ. W. Tappan of Brad
ford, and Gen. O'Bcrne of New York
Senator Cragn fully endorsed the administra.
ton OF Gen. Grant, and predicted his rcnomina-
conclusion of these speeches Hon. J.. A. Straw
goyernoreleCt, made few remarks. lie said
he was no speech-maler lie did not claim any
thing on the score OF personal popularity, and
was only successful in this campaign because
he happened to be the standard bearer Of
party Of principles, dear to the people Of New
HAMPSHIRE. The meeting was very enthusiastic
throughout, aud at ton O'Clock the Concord
party returned to their homes,
NiSuuA, March 13--Ihe republicans are
holding grand Notification to-nght--bonhres,
music, speeches, etc,
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week s2.75; weeks siOO; month $500; year SEQ;
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Legal advertisements sleeper square for nerton
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Special positions in the paper and special styles Of
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column advertisements allowed only to limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPT-Flrst insertion sl0O per square
eachsuhsequent Insertion 50 cents; months S7; one
year $500.
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Liquidation M Albany.

ALBANY, March 13.-rhe Erie bill was passed
to third reading by the senate today. The
first section was amended to restrict the repeal
of the classification act TO the Erie road the
second section was amended by striking ont
chief justice as the person who should appoint
inspectors of election, and giving that power TO
the governor, attorney general, and controller;
providing that all proxies he properly authorized
by law shall be good, thus preventing the pas
sage otany bylaw prescribing particular form
for proxies; and that the directors must be resi-
dents and citizens of the United States.
Before the post office committee to-day, evil
dence was taken as TO the sale of quantities of
postage stamps by Mr. Cushman, former clerk
of the house, and Terwilliger former clerk of
the senate, one man, a merchant of Syracuse,
testiiying TO having bought 1855 worth from Ter
williger. former clerk in the post office tcsti.
lied to stamping even the d rty clothes OF mem
berS.
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Murder Multiplied by Vengeance.

San FRANCIsco, March 13-Arizona dis
patches say that William Mcfarland has been
found murdered and horribly mutilated. The
American residents went after Mexican who
is reported to have threatened McFarand's Lille,
and having found him shot him on sight. The
MeXican's friends retalliated by killing one Of
the shooting party, on which the Americans
made general raid ON the MeXicans and killed
four. A fifth eutrenched himself in an adobe
house. on which the attacking force blew IN the
house and shot him also. All the business
houses in Danforth and Florence are closed in
apprehension of an attack from the Mexicaus,
or 's
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Steamships Italy from Liverpool, San Fran
cisco from Bermuda and Wyoming from Liver
pool, have arrived at New York.
The steamer China, for Liverpool, took $685.
OO0 in specie from New York, yesterday
The brig Clara Jenkins of Bangor, from Cal.
BARREN, lost her jbboom and all attached in the
gale of Tuesday.
The bark India, from Rotterdam was spoken
on the 4th, ninety days for New York, her rudder
and iibboom gone
Brig George Durham of Portland from Car.
denas, is reported to have shifted her cargo and
shipped large quantities of water.
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HAMILTON, Canada, March IA, -narlng's dry
good store and Kinds lamp store were burned
last night. Loss $4,000; insured,
PHILADELPHIA March 10 The loss by fire
at II. X. Deacon's, Elunsicker & Co Is, aud Pat
terson 4 CO.'S, Lumber yards, on goth aud Mar
kct streets, is SGOOQOi insured Tor Sa4 0O0
pgTRoLiA, Ont, March IA FIRE last night
destroyed twelve wooden buildings, including
the United States and Great Western hotels,
ard stores occupied by Mcssrs. Suhler, Oasca,
dens, Reynolds, McKitrick, Teskey, Scott, liam.
ilton, Paine, jackson, Wright 4 Co. Total loss
$4,000 insurance unknown,
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, March IA, A. M-Prohabi
ties The barometer will continue faIlinp Clurino
tonight over the southern states, with southei.
y to southwesterly winds and increased clouli-
ness, and probably threatening weather on
Thursday; Rising barometer, falling tempera
ture, northwesterly winds, and clearing weather
will extend southeastward over the Ohio valley
Inc pressure will increase Thursday over the
middle and New England states with winds
veerin@ to the northwesterly and northerly, and
clearing weather except from Pennsylvania
southwark and eastward. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantic and gulf
coasts for Thursday
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Utah-A Memorial from GentiIes and
Women.

SALT LAKE, March ia memorial to the
president and United States congress, signed by
more than five hundred apostate Mormon and
gentle ladies, against the admission of Utah as
state, has been forwarded to Washington. The
document contains history of polygamic life,
aud speaks of the oppression of the Mormon
leaders and the dangers to the law-abiding pop
nlation which would result from the admission,
The memorial states that the women of Utah
must either be consigned to the tender mercies
OF Brigham Young and his codignitaries or
leave the country; aud prays that congress, by
ITS action, may not compel either delega-
rion OF women will probably 90 TO Washington
to work against the admission and in favor of
an anti-poiygamic law 10 protect the women of
Utah from the church leaders.
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New ENGLAND,

BosToN, March 1S.-The Italian baroue Gaze
tano, from Boston for Cadez, with slaves went
ashore in a snow storm about thee miles north
OF Chatham light, Cape Cod, on Tuesday, and
became total wreck, The cargo is sirewn
along the beach All hands were saved except
one seaman, named Peter Antno, who was lost.
Capt. Carson and most of the crew were badly
frozen. The schooner Alexander MiIliken Of
Ellsworth, Maine, from New York for Boston,
with slaves, went ashore at Nauset in the same
storm. part OF the crew landed at Easthaven.
Two men were drowned
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NASHVILLE, haph Information has
been received there by the revenue officers, that
band Of mounted kuklux, disguised wero
raiding in Bedford county, near shel6yyille,
Last wednesday night they whipped q colored
man. and Robert Thompson, special deputy
revenue collector, received notice that he must
leave the county Notices of this kind are
being sent to other revenue officers,
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LATEST NEW S.
BY TELEGRAPH
SO THE wOROEaTER DAILY BPH
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY.

i9IEClAL DlSGAItn ~ liiE NOhtIsol I'm 81 J -
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION AND THE
DEMOCRATS.
The democrats in congress are evidently
good deal stunned by the result of the New
Hampshire election. A few of the leaders who
favor the new reform republican movement per
hdps are not disappointed, but the majority feel
discouraged and dsheartcned. The result will
make some converts among the democracy to
the plan of making Il new nomination for presi-
dent and adopting the ticket Of the reform re-
publicans if they put one forward. Some of the
ablest of the house democrats to-day spoke
openly in favor OF Il new departure oil this kind,
but they are met by such men as Sam Randall
of Pennsylvania and other democrats Of his
stamp, who assert that, in their localities, if
the choice lies between Gen. Grant and some
other republican, multitudes of the democrats
will choose Grant.
One Of the immediate results of the election is
that the leading politicians of both parties are
endeavoring to measure its effect on the presi-
dental campaign.
COMPLIMENT TO MIR. BUTLER.
NJ. S. Parker, the new surveyor Of the port of
New Orleans, is a brother-in-law of Gen. Butler,
and his appointment must be regarded as COM
pment TO the general.
The house committee which investigated the
New Orleans affairs, a short time since, spoke
very highly of Gen. Longstreet, and they regret
his resignation, as he was unquestonably one
OF the abest and most honest of the custom
houSp officers Of that mort
RUMoR OF RESIGNATION.
1t is rumored here that Collector Casey will
soon resign his place.
TIRED OF THE TALK IN THE SENATE.
The senate is disguised with the personal
debates going ON every day in the morning
hour, in regard to senatorial recommendations
to office, but there seems no way to stop it.
Mr.. Morton having succeeded in getting
the fact before the country that Mr.. Irum'
bull asked an office for relative, the lat
ter senator wants to know how many Of Nor
toms relatives are in office.
Mr.. Conkling, too, is uneasy under the in
situation of Mr. Trumbulls amendment to the
Conkng resolution, and desires to show the
senate that, in comparison with other senators,
he has made very few recommendations to
office.
RECOVERING.
sMr. Starkweather, one of the COnnecticut,rcpre-
santoti,5ns ,,.lo hos hoe, IN for a d,v ar t,,o is
-. - -. -. -,
signify Detter to-day though cohnhed 10 ms
room still. Mr.. Kellogg is not out yet, but he
is recovering.
THE SUBSIDY STRUGGLE.
The house has been lighting all day over the
Pacific Mail steamship subsidy of one million Of
dlIors Tho ,1oho,, ,,.,s t,oo, s,iri,od ,,,a ..
u0'"'s, A"' "e'''' ',''7 ~" 'P''i'''' anu at
tlmes there was good deal OF excitement over
the controversy. The democrats very generally
on AGAINST the Subsidy. and fine renuhlicons are
1,.'7sa -. =, - ',,a.,- g..
diNueu' pretty suon% loopy Is at WORK lor
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From CnIifOrnin,

SAN FRANCISCO, March ta.-0ne of the con,
yicts who escaped from Carson Jail, Sunday
night, has been recaptured, The others are
closely pursued,
The schooner Reindeer from Port Ludlow for
and partially burned. Chas. King and &. Haw-
kins, who were on board are supposed to have
been murdered.
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A Rai,r,od for snIc

MONTGOMERY, March 13.-Iudge nusteed has
granted an order for the sale Of the Alabama
and Chattanooga railroad, subject to every lieu
of the state of Alabama for the endorsements of
the bonds of said road, aud for all interest paid
by the state on endorsed bonds The sale is or
dered for the a2d Of April, by the assignees.
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EXTRAORDINARILY committee appointed
to report lists of pears, comprising what in
their Judgment, the society should recommend
as the best five t5), Ten (1Ol, fifteen 15), and
twenty t20), have made their election and will
make it known to the society at the meeting
this afternoon. The decision OF this matter
carries with it much responsibility, in so far as
il may guide the action of the public, and it
should therefore be influenced by a very general
consent of the members. The library will be
open at the usual hour this afternoon.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-rhe following business
was transacted at the municipal court, yester-
day morning; Jeremiah Callahan for main.
tanning liquor nuisance, was fined 500 and
costs. He appealed and furnished bail for his
appearance at the superior court. David u. Lee
and William Armitage were sentenced to two
months in the house of correction as Migrants.
Edward Henrhan and George Armour were
fined 80 and costs for drunkenness, aud as they
could not pay were committed to Jail. John Nc.
Carly paid 50 and costs for being drunk, and
George W. Wheeler, charged with evading rail-
road fare Oh the Worcester aud Nashua road.
was let oil On payment Of costs,
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About eighty employees on the Camden and
Amboy railroad struck Tuesday on account Of
non-payment Of wages. Men to take their places
were ordered to Camden, and the strikers
threatened loudly to drive them OF, but 1t is now
understood that arrangements have been made
to pay the arroarages.
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Cry MoRTALITY.-The number of deaths in
Worcester for the week ending March 49, was "a,
including one still born. The number of males
was fifteen, females 8. Five died Of consump-
ton, of lung fever 2, dyscntcry 2, heart disease
,, inflammation of the bowels ,, and one each
of Group, typhoid fever, black cankcr rash, lung
fever, spasms, dropsy, hemorrhage OF the bow
els, congestion OF the brain, and old age The
oldest was Mary BiGcGmer, aged W years, 7
months aud 20 days, the two next oldest being
81 aud 90. The youngest was only days old.
Ten were under five years Of age, and six under
one year. Eleven were born in this city, eight of
ihem being of foreign parentage.
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The Michigan legislature met yesterday after
noon, and Governor Baldwin read his message,
which Is devoted TO state affairs a committee
was appointed 10 consider the matter OF redis-
trictiug The state.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The selectmen of Grafton have advertised for
proposals for the building of new road from
Upton line to Grafton Centre.
LIQUOR SEIzUREs.-Deputy Constables Dren-
nan of this city, Davis of Templeton, and Keene
of Milford, paid visit to the wholesale liquor
establishment of James DAILY, opposite the
American house in Fitchburg, on Tuesday, and
seized large amount OF liquors of various
kinds. Daley is only an agent in the employ of
S. Wood. They also visited the establishment
Of Louis Losselle, where nothing of Importance
was found
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OF all kinds, and SHIRT Patterns Of all sizes at ESQ
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Also, Needles FnH ALI. AINps OF MACHINES SILK on
&c. fuckers, Runlers, and COrders
- Machines Repaired. dtf Aue
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A test of the railroad bridge at Omaha, yes.
tcrday, proved II to be perfectly satisfactory,
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Formerly PRINCIPAL En- mlpnr and Chairman of the
Board of Appeals, Z 5. Patent Ohrci Counsellor al
Law ana Advocate in Patent Cases. Ofice-Do ge's
Block corner Park and Portland SIS. Worcester Mass
MI dawn
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w ANTED-For afew weeks, an American
w woman or girl who is q go0t Scamstress and viii
s 10 assist IN other ways Inquire at No 81 oxford ST.
mlI2 l9tk
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Lightning Rods

Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, with
Spiral Elnnges ID tn. most com plete protection n
Eainst lightning ever invented Endorsed by the
scientific world and hy Wholesale Dealers fyo
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
ilART y co, z3i Penn s., Pittsburgh, Pa or N
Square (NOrthl New York.
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Butter aud cheese are almost indispensi-
BILE articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious aud healthy, bht an inordi.
nate use of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gail'ney's Sunday Com
tort, Jhdlciously used will remove both OF
thee troubleA
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ARRIVAL AND' DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. g. d A. Il. u. =
On and after Sunday, June 2ud, 1872.
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. NO. 3. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. ll.45AM elO5
leave Oil City 600 M. 2,27pM. 6'I5pM
4" PetCen $50 % $40 " 7,O7 g
4" Titusv. 7,l0 " 3,55 4" $50 +"
Arrive Cory, S,46 " 5,25 +" SIS 90
No S-AccOmmodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $40 NJ; Pet. Centre,
1875; Tituayille, Ills; Ar. Cory, ~, 5Opm
SOUTH no, 2. NO. a. NO. 6,
Leave Cory, lO,45 II. SLOAN. 6,O5pM
- Titnsv. Il, NJ. 7,3O Z" 1885 I"
I" /. Cen. l,l0 " 500 s,35 "
Arrive o. City l,5O 9,O5 " 9,25 "
80 Irvine. 4,4S {" ll,4O d"
No. l0-Accommodation Freight,
Leaves Cory LIS p N; Titnsv, 2,5O; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,4O p IN.
Sj' No. 8 aud run on Sunday.
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KANSAS RECISTER'D BONDS

Safe Ond Probable Investment Bonds. Some OF
the wealthiest counties in KANSAS Allen, An
derson, Franklin, johnson and Dhuglas Counties
Registered by the State of Kansas Interest ard
principal paid by the State reusurer. The Bonds
pay per cent. interest and are over three years
old. the coupons having been always regularly and
promptly paid. For statistics and information, ad-
dress SiM'L A. GAY ORD Il CO., 81 Wall St.,
N Y. City.
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.sB Advertise In the DAILY RECORD, The
eldest psf,ss In Vsparyo County.
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4 PIANO Co, N. Y. PRICE Conn
~ ~ No Agents Circulars free. S9S'JD