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COUNTY NEWS.

The Unitarian church in Clinton is to be en-
larged and remodeled, at a cost of $4,000.
James B. Gallup has been chosen president Of
the Union comb company in Leominster.
Rev. A. P. Marvin will be installed as pastor
of the Congregational church in Lancaster on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jason L. Curtis, Jr. Of Rockport, has been
appointed assistant superintendent OF the state
reform school, at Westborough.
Many of the towns in the county are to hold
meetings on Tuesday, May It'll, to vote on the
beer question:
The Clinton Courant says surveys are being
made for branch railroad to divcrge from the
B. c. & +. R. R., to Harris & Sons comb works,
and the Lancaster mills, in that town.
The Gardner News says the Catholics of that
town are actively engaged in raising a fund for
new church, and hope to begin the work of
building early in the summer.
The small pox case, about which the people
of Webster arc so sensitive, turns out to be only
varioloid, and as the patient is located two miles
from the village, there seems to be no danger
of the spread of the disease.
The dwelling house of Lyman Howe, in West
boro, was partially destroyed by fire about
eleven O'Clock Saturday forenoon. Most of the
furniture and household effects were saved. The
loss is estimated at nearly $1,000. The fire
caught from defect in the chimney.
@Among the patents issued during the week
ending April %, were the following to parties
in this county: Stephen c. Kctchum of Win
chendoD, assignor OF one-half interest to j. j. G.
Ball of same place, for mop head. Charles W.
Russell of Milford, for compound implement.
Arthur f. Within of WhitnsvilIe, for boring
tool.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Gov. Brown has or.
dered Kansas city militia company to be holden
70 protect the citizens against apprebended VIC.
fence from the Cass county vigilants Several
OF the bondsmen of the parties implicated in the
Cass county bond matter reside at Holden. and
Tears are entertained that the threats of the reg
ulators 10 kill everybody concerned in that
aidlr VIII be carried out. Adjutaut General
Slgel LETT last night for Cass county to inyesti.
gate affairs. 1t is stated that Gov. Brown is de-
termlned TO prevent any further unlawful pro.
ceedings on the part Of the mob Two compa.
mes OF ST. Louis militia are understood to be
under orders TO hold themselves ready to march
at moments notice.
HOLDEN, Mo April 2S.-The reign of terror
in Cass county is on the increase. Civil author.
tiles are powerless to enforce law, and the lives
and property of the people are ut the mercy of
the mob. Twelve men, old citizens of Harrison
vile, who were bondsmen of Cline, together
with the minister who performed the last rites
at his funeral, were ordered 10 leave today
within tweuty-four hours, or be shot
They accordingly left, and are now ex-
lied The mob is furious, and have de.
creed to Stay all the principals In the
bond matter, their bondsmen, and all who
sympathlze with them and attempt to defend
them Nothing but the strong arm of the law
Will preserve peace and bring the murderers to
Justice. company OF militia arrived this eve
ming from Kansas City, and the citizens feel
somewhat relieved, but hope Gov. Brown will
feel that one company Is too small force 10
contend against an armed organization of one
Or two thousand desperad0es
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New York,

NEW YORK, April pa fire last night in
hve-Story brick building Nos. "a and 26 Wooster
street caused damage to the amount Of sea 000.
The first, second tlifd and fourth floors were
occupied by Henry Erben of 316 West 55th
street as an organ mandatory, and the fifth
floor was used by the society OF cooperative
tallorS. When the fire first started there were
about eight persons In the talCrS establish
ment on the top Hoor Several escaped by
stairway leading into the street, but three, at
work in the rear OF the workshop, were cut off
by the flames. Ono of these, VIM FOrden,
rushed to a window on the north side and
jumped upon low house beside the burning
bulldlnTJ distance Of twenty-five feet, and
was taken off by firemen. The remaining men,
james and John McSherry, managed to get
down on the fourth floor, but were there cut off
by the flames. They then ran TO a window in
the rear and called to the people beneath TO put
something on the ground for them to jump on;
but before the fremen could give assistance
they were burnt to death. Erben & Co.'s loss is
estimated at $4,000, aud the tailors' unions
loss at $4,000. The building was the property
OF Edwaid Kings, and was injured $4,000.
KILLED BY HIS YOUNG BROTHER.
Shortly before II O'Clock Saturday morning.
the inmates OF $40 East 26th street were alarmed
by the report of pistol and the sHrieks of Ju-
seph Iillson, aged twelve years, On going to
the bedroom from whence the sounds came,
Charles Ellison, aged two years, was found in
Pi'pSi ShOt NOuhu
III niS lorgii ie WINE ms brother, almost
I ny was ielln9 ms nalr over inc
p poHy ~, 5GNon enaeayored 10 extract the
D",i, uut iTGiit 1t elioeucu III the DIaln, ana
NV uP an I Vi saEin@ inc chiid. IL APP
pei'lS 'i". ooeelll anu ills pIotIer lOund re-
III lile 9euiooiii VI olleo inc iauly III tue
il oI tiilS, anu SeGIetcu H. ohoity aiter they
wei " examine the weapon, WIlch exploded
III oUSePhS MINUS WIN inc melanchoy result
noted ABOVE.
THE METHoDISTs.
A general conference of tho Methodist EpiSco-
pal church VIII commence sessions at the Brook
Ign academy Of music Wednesday. Delegates
to the number Of 4S4, representing more than
million and half OF the followers Of Wesley,
Will be present. At least eight new bishops are
to be elected. The "bOok concern" trouble is
adjusted, and it is reported that DR.. Lanahan
Will be tried for alleged scandal.
ADAMS AND CINCINNATI.
All the special dispatches from Cincinnati re-
port the prospects of a nomination of Charles
Francis Adams as Frightening. Louisiana, Texas
and Alabama delegations, en- route, are said to
be unanimous for him.
CHARLES o'CoNOR
Authorizes the ststement that under no cir
eumstanceS will he assent to be the candidate
for mayor.
TAMMANY.
The new Tammany hall general committee
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Fires.

CLEVELAND, o., April GA fire in Akron
o., this morning, burned the Akron Beacon
office, together with the jewery store of Rem
ington, Storrs & Co. Loss S85,0 900.
CLEVELAND, April pa fire last night in
block occupied by William Kind, jeweler, anC
Cobb, Andrews & Co., booksellers, damaged the
buildings and stock 100000; insurance un
known.
New YORK, April 27.-Early this morning 0
FIRE was discovered in the sub-cellar of the four
story basement and sub-basement iron building
Nos u, 20, 81 and 83 Broadway, which gained
Roadway, and imperiled not only the vast build.
ing but the entire block. The flames were
finally subdued. The loss is 100000 insured
Tor $4,000 in Philadelphia offices, IS 900 in the
Boston of Boston, $4,000 in the Peoples oil
Worcester, $4,000 in the Springfield of Spring.
field, $4,000 in the Newport, $4,000 in the North
American OF Boston, $4,000 in the Washington
OF Boston, $4,000 each in .he Eliot and
Manufacturers of Boston, $4,000 in the Mer,
chants of Providence, $40 900 In the Hartford
$4,000 in the Narragansett, $1,000 in the Bay
State, $4,000 in the Eastern, $4,000 IN the Law.
renee, $4,000 in the Etna of Hartford, SO 900 in
the Merchants Of Boston, $4,000 in the upper
ial of London, aud large amounts in several
New York offices.
OLYMER, Ont, April 27.-Last night the FL.
gin wooden mill, with adjoining saw mills, were
burned last night. Loss $4,000.
NEwBURG, April 27.--Woodhull's hat factory
IN Orange county was burned last night Loss
$4,000.
Sibley's abbator, at West Point, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, April 2s.--The old hotel at
Three Rivers palmer, occupied by Jesse Buff
hngton, and three OF the mill company's tene.
ment houses, were burned yesterday afternoon.
Loss $4,000; partially insured. The Are began
in one Of the tenements, and communicated
with the woods on the hill to the southeast,
where it is still spreading. All the buildings
destroyed belonged to the Otis manufacturing
company Of Ware.
A saw mill at Williamsburg, owned by Smith
Mons0n Of Whately, was burned Frilay night.
Loss S3O00 insured $4,000.
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Forty.Second Congressional Session
SENATE


WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 81.
Mr.. Ramsay made long speech in the senate
this morning in explanation Of his postal tee-
graph bill. No action was taken.
Mr.. Sumner presented resolutions adopted at
large meeting of citizens of this district in
favor of his bill for equality of rights in the
public schools of Washington and Georgetown.
lie then asked the senate to take up the bill for
consideration but every democrat in the senate
objected, as usual.
The deficiency appropriation bill was taken
up, the pending question being Frelinghuysen's
motion TO reconsider the vote by which Mr..
MorrilPs amendment restricting the jurisdiction
of the court of claims in suits for value of cap
tured or abandoned property was rejected yes
terday.
After considerable discussion, the motion TO
reconsider was tabled.
The naval appropriation bill was next taken
up. Among the amendments adopted are the
following: For surveying in the Pacific, $500 I;
providing that no money appropriated by this
act IS expended on account Of engines contracted
for during the war; for making charts, $40 900 I;
apprOpriatng $4,000 for comparing tables OF
planets discovered by American astronomers.
The bill having been considered 10 committee
OF the whole, was reported TO the senate.
Amendments providing that the number of
hours constituting a days work at the navy
yards shall be the same as customary in private
employments in the vicinity Of the navy yards,
was rejected.
The bill was finally laid aside and the post
office appropriation bill taken up and read A
second time.
Without further action, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Dawes renewed his motion this morning
for the meeting Of the house daily ut eleven
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SALT LAKE, April 27.-Hampton, Blythe,
Burt and Jones, indicted for the murder of DIR,
Robinson; and Kmball and Stout, indicted for
the murder of Yates, appeared before the probate
court this afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus
for release. The United States district attorney
repeated his objection TO the jurisdiction of the
court; which, being oyerruled, he then stated
that hearing for the discharge Of the same
parties was pending before United States Dis
trlct Judge HanleY, on writ of habeas corpus,
which would be decided Monday morning, and
asked for postponement of the case until after
that hearing, which was granted. The Mormon
attorney general expresses a determination to
hold some of the prisoners or rearrest them for
an investigation Of charges against them by the
territorial courts. Why all arc not to be held or
rearrestcd is not stated.
The tunnel enterprises at Little Cottonwood
having proved unexpectedly successful, all but
onc-0n Emma hill-havlng struck orc, How.
land & Aspinwal Of New York have established
an agency here for the purchase OF bullion and
ores.
In addition to :the grand closing of the Nor
mon conference tomorrow by Brigham Young
there will be public services by the Episco-
palians, Baptists Presbyterians Methodists,
Catholics, and Mormon reformers.
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Abbreviated Dispatches.


Ihe post office at Monroe, Orange county, n
T., was robbed on Thursday night.
The Carlists have cut the telegraph wires il
many places IN the Spanish provinces.
A large number OF internationals have beer
arrested ut Lyons, France.
Official agricultural reports from all parts o.
the country for April are unfayora0le as regards
vegetation and crops.
ice has cleared from the Bay Of Duluth and
the lake, and navigation is open on Lake Su
perior.
Patrick sullivan died suddenly in New York
on saturday morning from the effects of poison
administered by some unknown person.
AT Philadelphia the deaths from small poX
last week numbered Oh. The number of new
cases mas largely decreased;
Base pail at New YORK; Ecklords IA, Field 16;
Atianucs 81, Oymplcs oil Brooklyn b; Troy
cup -, Mansneld ~; last game at Troy.
:, large steamship Is bnlldlng IN one OF the
Brooklyn shlpyards Tor the japanese govern
ment; so.u,., o.on,nc 81 ,ho xon.uo,,, .,,,,.
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.--An extensive fire in
the woods broke out on Dorothea Hill, in the
north part of Mibury, yesterday morning, and
rapidly extended eastward, across the Millbury
branch of the Boston and Albany railroad, and
the main road between Milbury and New En-
gland village, to the foot of Brigham Hill in
Grafton. About one hundred and fifty or two
hundred acres OF land were burned over, includ
Ing twenty-five acres of the Hastings farm,
owned by Mr.. J. Learned, and the land owned by
Col. A. II. Waters in Millbury. About 200 cords
of cut wood, owned by Mr. Learned, was saved
by the vigorous efforts of a large number OF
residents in the vicinity, who dug trenches
around it and kiudIed back fires Mr.. Learned's
loss is estimated at $500 The other losses have
not been ascertained.
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ST.. LOUIS, April PA gentleman from the
terminus OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
railroad, in the Indian territory, says the COM
pany moved the terminus from Muskagee to
Ouskchatka, last Monday. He found the place
in possession of white deSperadoeS, under the
leadership Of man called Tiger Bill, who re-
fused to leave. kilograms were sent to General
Pope for assistance, and Lieutenant Qumby,
with fifteen men, was ordered down from Fort
Riley, Kansas. When our informant lett, Quinn
by had arrived, and notified the outlaws to leave
the territory or suffer the consequences; but
they still refused to go and a collision was i'm
mnent.
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The Dominion,

OTTAWA, April 81 Inparliament, last night
correspondence between the dominion and i'm.
perial government relative to claims arising
from the Fenian invasion, was laid on the table.
The order Of the council gives general history
of the Fenian invasion from 1860, and points out
in what respects the United States failed in their
duty rs a friendly power. The committee urge
communication with the United States, repre-.
senting the continued crimes OF 0Neil and
other Feniuns In such manner as would insure
Ing punishment commensurate with their re-.
pcaled oltenses
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
d., IoNb0N, April PA meeting was held in
lite city today; rs tdrs'det tile subject Of the
erection of memorial statue of Eari ba55:
The attendance was immense, and included
MANY of the most eminent men in the kingdom.
Tile dHfe NJ kdiHburg presided aud speeches
were made by Disraeli, the du6o tr 'aWbridgc.
duke of Richmond, Earl Derby and Earl ShalteS-
bury, in favor of the project and in eulogy of
the distinguished dead. A committee was APP.
pointed to receive subscriptions in aid dC tie me-
mortal.
The Observer says the reply of Secretary Fish
to Earl Granville $ note of Slarch 20th, will
teacl Mr. Sehenek to-das anil lie handed to
Lord Granville, Monday or tuesday.
STAIN.
MADRID, April 2S.-An attack of insurgents
was reported at Sumbier. Many were killed,
wounded and taken prisoners by the govern
ment hoops
Catalonia has been declared in State of
Siege
A band of Carlists were defeated last week at
Portcacch, with loss of six killed and thirty
wounded The insurgents were dispersed.
Ihe number Of submissions are increasing.
lie tarlists are concentrated IN considerable
numbers only i'll Navarro, GuipulCJa atid rs.
cay. The other provinces are quiet. The inSur-
gents hold no important point, and generally
Keep to the mountains No engagement of any
ag6ouiit Has takei place: Marahnl Serrano has
been sent to Catalonia 10 direct operations. He
Is well acquainted with the country, and VIII
take prompt action for the suppression of any
rising before the enemy can concentrate. A
telegram announces his safe arrival in the dis
turbcd district.
II is stated on official authority that Ion Carr
los mas not yet entered Spain. The government
has information that he was still in Geneva yes
terday with his brother AlphouSUi
Pans, April 2Ss-A dispatch from Bayounc
reports flat the Spanish telegraph wires are cut,
and that no dispatches have been received since
a late hour last night.
The frontier is vigilantly guarded by French
troops.
FRANCE,
PARIS, April 2S.-I the assembly yesterday,
a motion was introduced by NJ. Jaubcrt, oppos-
ing the abolition Of the passport system for
travellers to and from England and Belgium
without the sanction of the chamber. After
debate Tile motion was rejected by a considerable
majority,
GERMANY.
BERLIN, April 2S.-Thc labor troubles con
tinuc. Builders and master masOns have joined
the master carpenters In the lockout movement
Thousands OF working men arc thrown out OF
employment, Discharged iourneymeu of all
trades have united in an appeal to the public
for support. They discountcnancc the use of
force or threats to prevent Others from work
iug,
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Supposed Murder.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April Pit is believed
that the man Crawford of Brandenburg, KY,
found on Wednesday in skiff near Rome, shot
through the head, was murdered by two men
he had hired to help him take a raft of logs to
Tell city. The men killed him, took the raft of
logs 10 Tell city and sold the logs, but waiting
for payment until the next morning, the news
of the finding of the body came, and the citizens
suspecting the parties, arrested one, the other
making his escape
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Twon,y-,hrec. Indian Tnieyc, killed

NORTH PLATTE, April 27.-Capt. Meinhold of
the third cavalry, who went in pursuit of the
band of Indians that drove off stock near Fort
Mcpherson on the 2ith, succeeded in overtaking
them About twenty-threc of the Indians were
killed, and portion of the stock recovered
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TEMPERANCE.-The weekly temperance meet.
ing at the mission chapel last evening was one
of the most largely atteCt,ed of the series. Rev.
ID. l. Cheeycr Sunounced, On opening the meet.
ingi mat he had received encouragement from
numerous sources indicating the success Of the
temperance men at the polls on the Eth of MAY.
Mr.. Samuel T. Knights Of Cambridge was the
principal speaker OF the evening. He referred
to the subject as one that must be kept con,
stantly before the people as long as Intoxicating
liquors are sold, and by so doing keep them
interested in the cause, He gave an account of
the many trials which he had been called upon
to endure while he was addicted to the use Of in.
toXicating liquors, and the many benefits he
had received since he became temperance man.
Judge Jilison followed with few remarks in
his interesting manner, and the meeting was
closed by the adoption of a resolution calling
upon all voters, and especially to the young
men, to see that their names are upon the voting
lists and to 90 to the POLLS and cast their ballots
for the suppression of the beer law.
Next Sunday there is to be a meeting at
South Worcester in the hall of the Good Tenn
plars, one on the common, and one in the Old
South church at four O'Clock in the afternoon,
and mass meeting in Mechanics hall IN the
evening. Next Monday evening there will be
another mass meeting in Washburn hail. Prom,
inent speakers will be present and address the
meetings
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were on fire in four places last night. Consid-
era5lc wood land has already been burned over
Men gre at work successfully fighting the
flames.
In the Canadian hodsG Of commons on Fridav
h:cHs Sir George Cartier introduced bill for
the construction of Canada Pacific railway ac-
cordng to the terms by which British Coiuit-
bIa came into the Union The road is to be
tGu'Uieuced not later than July, 1878, and COM
peted witifr ten years. II viii start from Lake
NipiSSing, POO lilies from the Pacific coast.
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annual address win he delivered by Col. Homer
q. Sprsguo of Brooklyn, n. Y, in Mechanics
hall. The following committees have been APP
pointed to make the necessary arrangements:
Executive Committee A Titus, A D Pratt ] F
Meach, J Pickett 7 L Hail. and James A Dennis.
Finance Committee-James Rogers, j hast
ings, Babbitt.
On Clergy and Singing-J A Titus j Stewart
Brown, A NJ Parker, Patrick Digglns.
On Observation-Disclosures Boyden; Hope
Charles II Peck; st. Johns McLlne. Elch of
these, as chairman, selects his own assistants.
On Hall and Music-C w Wilson, w Ii King, E
A Rice.
On Flowers-E A Morse, chairman, and to select
his own associates,
On Printing! Murray