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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

New YORK, Nov AT a meeting OF the
chamber of commerce to day, application from
Gen Van Buren, for assistance i'll obtaining a
fund for properly representing America at the
Vienna exposition in its educational progress,
especially by Il model of a New York school
house, was referred to the executive committee,
with directions to memorabilia congress for an
appropriation.
The chamber endorsed resolutions of the Bos-
tea l~ard of trade asking for notifications OF
the presidents proclamation imposing differ
cntial duty of ten per cent on goods carried in
French ships SO as not to apply to vessels atlOat
at date of the proclamation. Gen. Dix forward
ed to the chamber a proposition placed in his
hands by certain gentlemen Of the city asking
the chamber to pass Il resolution in favor of the
erection of permanent palace of industry near
Central park; referred to a committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. ST. A. N.-Prob-
abilities: For the entire country from the north
west and the lakes over the eastern and middle
states, clear and clearing weather, northwesterly
winds, and lower temperatures, with general
frosts, except in the latter section, on Saturday
morning; in the gulf states, northerly TO easter
ly winds, frequent cloudiness, with occasional
coast rains; in the Ohio valley and northwest.
ward to the upper Mississippi, clear weather and
nOrthwesterly winds. Warning signals continue
at Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego.
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On the Lchi%h and Susquchanna-TwO
Killed.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. An accident &C.
CURED this evening at 80 on the Lehigh and
Susquehanna railroad, just below this city. The
Scranton and Wilkesbarre accommodation train
left this city fifteen minutes late; when it
reached at a point about half mile below the
depot, a rail broke and threw the hind car from
the track. 1t was dragged about 200 yards,
when it was thrown down an embankment and
struck the abutmeut of a culvert, wreckng the
car. Mrs Evans of Springbrook was instantly
killed, and James Reilly OF Plymouth so badly
| injured that he cannot recover. Mrs. Griffith
of Miners is believed to be fatally injured, and
twenty-seyen others more or less injured, but
only few seriously.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08
Zeal estate.
! LARGE FARM FOR SALE

~ LARGE FARM FOR SALES
H,;, The subscriber, wishing to relinqu~h farm go
Ml ing on account Of age AMI iuhrmiiies, will Is
sen n a low price his wei known Estate situated
in the town Of Bolton, miles from the ccuier, mlrs
from Lancaster. mile from Industrial School for girls
and miles from linton
The estate consists OF 800 acres of good land under
high state Of cultivation well divided into moving uas
luring and woodland The moving borders the
Nashua river the banks OF which overflow in the spring
cnrehing the land 10 such that large crops OF
grass are produced without fertilizers or blowing: about
100 acres are covered with wood and timber 80 acres Of
which are quite heavy
The Buildings arc all slated and in thorough repair
and consist of large Brick Mansion House very pleas
antly located surrounded with beautiful Shade trees Of
various kinds. small Cottage House for helm; large
Barn 10 feet long, with cellar under the whole Garage
house, and other outbudingS usually found large
farm The farm has the reputation Of being one Of he
hest farms in Worcester County, and produces very large
crops OF gr and grain last year wiutered a head ct
cattle besides selling 50 tons hay, Ii needs only to he
seen to he app cciated.
The farm will be sold without the woodland if desired
and on easy terms of payment. For further particulars
inquire on the premises Of the subscriber
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
or of HORACE KENDALL. 124 Front ST. Worcester or
Of J. II. REED. 80 State ST. Boston,
Bolton, Oct 20, 1872. dts rs
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Fires.

BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-McCormck & Lynch's
canal stables burned last night, and between 40
and so horses and mules persisted. Loss $780,
900.
BALTIMORE, Nov IA fire occurred at the
Maryland pententiary tonight, doing $4,000
damage.
DANvILLE, Pa, Nov. 1.-Two houses were
burned this evening in consequence of the eX-
ploson of coal oil lamp. Michael Sanders,
an old and respected Citizen persisted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 1, via HAVANA, T.
By the wreck of the steamer Guatemala on
Tonala Bar, twenty-one of the crew and two
passengers were lost, The captain, twenty-siX
of the crew, and few passengers saved from
the wreck have arrived at Tehauntepec, after
wandering in the woods four days
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-Advices from Nassau Of the
4th state that vessel dispatched TO the scene OF
the terrible disaster of the Missouri has returned
and reports that Notwithstanding the thorough
search not the slightest trace Of ANYTHING be
longing to the vessel could be found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

The MASSACHUSETTS CENTRAI.-The stock.
holders of the Massachusetts Central railroad
corporation held their third annual meeting in
the town hall at Hudson, Wednesday afternoon
Hon. James NJ. Stone of Charlestown, president
of the company, presiding.
The first business in order was the reading of
the different reports, the treasurer's account
being as follows for the financial year, ending
Sept. 80, 1925
Receipts; Assessments on account Of capital
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

SUPERIOR CoURr-CRIMINAL TERM-RocK
WELL, J.-ThmS3oy, Noc. TN the case of
Joseph Kelley of North Brookfeld, indicted for
an assault with intent to ravish, the jury, after
being out five hours returned verdict of guilty
of a simple assault and the case was continued
for sentence.
Thomas Cortigan, Cane Doherty, Daniel Fo.
gerty, Frank Hart, John McLynn, Patrick Nc
Lynn, John Scanon and Patrick Spleaue were
each fined $40 without costs and james Donovan
$40 and costs, for breaking the sunday law. All
the parties were from Blackstone
Barney McCaul of Blackstone, for disturbing
religious meeting, was found guilty and fined
IS and costs.
Patrick McCabe of Blackstone, indicted for
keeping liquor with intent to sell, was next
placed upon trial, but, at the conclusion Of the
arguments, the jury was excused until Friday
morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-Mr. Chas. c. Rice,
the well known telegraph repairer, who has
been in the employ of the Western Union COM
pany in this city for many years, was found in
house on Pleasant street, near Russell street.
about halfpast ten O'Clock on Wednesday eve.
ming, with two terrible cuts or gashes on his
head one in the forehead and the other lust
back of the car. The family living in the house
stated to officer Barker, who was summoned
that Mr.. Rice came into the house a few
minutes before in scmi.conscous condition He
was taken to the city hospital, where he still re-
mains but has not yet been able to give any
account Of the assault which had been made
upon him. The wounds were made with some
sharp instrument probably knife or chisel
and though not deep enough to fracture the
skull, were of such nature as to produce concus-
sion of the brain, from which he is still suffer-
ing. Nothing more definite is known about the
affair, but, from the circumstances, it is prob.
able that Mr.. Rice was assaulted while on his
way home. The motive of the assault cannot
he surmsed, and the fact that nothing of
value was taken from the person of the I'M.
fortunate man, renders the affair still
gore mysterious Mr.. Rice was steady man,
respected by all who knew him, and it is not
known that he had an enemy in the world.
Last evening ayoung man was stopped in the
same vicinity by two rutIians, but escaped by
outruuning his assaiants. The limited number
of street lamps, and the fact that they are ex'
tinguished at an early hour in the evening, rem
ders the vicinity peculiarly favorable for tbs
commission of awless aud violent acts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 7.-Geo Grout,
under sentence to be hanged on Wednesday
next, for the murder of woman named Spen-
Ger, a year ago, last night attacked his keeper,
b. +. Hanes, and nearly killed him. Cooper,
the underkeeper, was attracted by the cries of
Hanes, and fired four shots at GrOut without
wounding him. Grout was finally forced back
into the cell and handcufied. He declares he
will sell his life dearly. He had padded his
body with blankets, and pistol balls did not take
effect upon him. HaneS is in critical cOnd-
ton.
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An EtaIiam Woman Stabbed in the NIOutI,
and Killed.

DOVER, n. j., Nov. 1.-Two Italians reached
here O.day on the morning train from New
One of the men claimed Barioti's housekeeper
as his wife, and after slight alteration stabbed
the woman in the mouth with a long stilleto.
She died Immediately. Bauoui attempted to
rescue her and was also stabbed in the abdomen
in two places, and will probably die. Both men
are under arrest The affair creates great eX-
element here, some of the citizens wanting to
lynch the murderer.
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The Centennial Anniversury of indie
pGudence.

Boston, Nov. There was a meeting to-day
of the corporators designated for Massachusetts
to provide for the centennial anniversary of in
dependence, at which the act of congress defn-
ing the ddty of the corporators was read and
discussed, and on motion of Robert c. Winthrop
q committee was appointed to select such ma
tional banks in Massachusetts as they may see
fit TO act as agents for soliciting subscriptions
to the stock Of the corporation, the shares being
fixed at SO. The amount assigned to Massa-
ehusetS 10 raise is S877 $3.50, of the St0,OOO,OOO
for the whole country.
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Foreign News,
ENGLAND,

ENGLAND.
Mr.. DundaS, (hbera) is elected to parliament
from Richmond
IRELAND.
Cardinal Cullen has returned to Dublin from
his visit to Rome
The Irish government has prohibited the i'm
portation OF horses from the United States.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. THE proposed new loan
will be issued about the middle Of December.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. There is great enthusiasm ut
Rheims over the evacuation of that city by
the German troops. Buildings were decorated
yesterday with French coors and flowers, and
at night there was a general ILLUMINATION. The
theatre was opened last evening for the first
time since the occupation of the city, and the
Marscillaise was performed by the orchestra.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

INsTALLATIoN.-At a regular meeting Of
Worcester Temple of Honor, the following
officers were installed:
W. c. T., John Merrill; w. VT, C. c. MnnsilI;
W, r., J. F. Goodwin; W. a. R,J A Darling; W.
+ r.. =. L. Spaulding; W. t. Geo A. Barber; W.
" II. 7. Haynes; w. D. u, j. H. Gardner w G,
T. 0. HOyt; w. S, II. B. Iivermore; 2. w. c. T.,
Q A. Marsh; w. Chap, A. 2. Albee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

CHURCH DEDICATION IN GARDNER. The
Baptist church in South Gardner having been
repaired, enlarged, and beautifcd, at an expense
of about $4,000, was re-dedicated with appropri-
ate exercises yesterday afternoon. After
voluntary by the choir, and reading of Scrip.
lures by Rev. II. V. Dexter of Baldwnsville the
hymn beginning "And will the great eternal
God, was sung The sermon was then preached
by Rev. G. NJ. Bowers, d. d., of Clinton, who
took his text from Ezra G:14, "And the elders of
Israel builded and finished the temple, accord =
ing to the commandment Of God and prospered
according TO the prophecying of Haggai and
Zaccharah," sc.
Following the sermon, was sung the hymu
beginn ing, "Great Sovereign of the Earth and
Skies" after which the dedicalory PRAYER was
offered by Rev. II. " Dexter. The singing o.
an anthem by the choir, and beuedicton by the
pastor, Rev. VIM. Read, closed the exercises of
the afternoon. In the evening a sermon was
preached by Rev. S, b. Grant, d. d. of Fitchburo
from lIaggar q 0, "rhe glory of this latter
house shall be greater than of the former, saith
the Lord Of Hosts; and in this place will rive
peace"
This church was first organized in 1928. The
house of worship erected forty years ago, being
insufficient for the numbers and wants of tbe
growing society, the recent engagements and
Improvements became necessity, rendering it
now very neat, commodious, aud tasteful
structure, and an ornament to that enterprising
locality.
Mr., NJ. A. Gates, chairman of the building
committee of the church, has erected near lit
tasteful cottage costing about $4,000, for par
snnnnn.
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Abbreviated Dispa,cbos.

At meeting of the Philadelphia commercial
exchange yesterday appropriate resolutions rel.
alive TO the death of Gen. Meade were passed.
The Lutheran general council Of North Amer
lea commenced its annual session at Akron.
Ohio, Yesterday
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Plank Across the TracIt-EngIneer and
Eircmnn x ilIch.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. IA train on the
indianapolis and Vincennes railroad was thrown
from the track to-day mile east Of Sanborn by
a plank maliciOusy placed across the track.
The engine was wrecked and the engineer and
iiremen instantly killed. No others were hurt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

Washington Bowen seeks to eject him from pos
session of the Jumel estate, moved that the case
be tried by special jury argument postponed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

/ il convicted. The feeling of Indignation which
was for time diverted by the presidential
! election is again displayed toward the women.
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ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS.

For Grant, by Large MaiOritieS.
ARKANSAS, NEW JEBsEV,
CALIFORNIA NEW YOEK,
CONNECTICUT, NEBRASNA,
DELAWARE, NEVADA,
ILLINOIS, N. CAROLINA,
INDIANA, OEEEO,
IOWA, OREGON,
KANSAS, PENNSYLVANIA,
MAINE, RHODE ISLAND,
MASSACEBUSETS, =. CAROLINA,
MICHIGAN, VERMONT,
NENNESOFA, VIRGINIA,
MESSHssRPPE, WISCONSIN,
n, HAMPSHIRE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

In the MASSACHUSETTS WEEKLY SPY for
this week, just published, will be found the full
election tables for this city, county, and state;
and also the general results from other states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-08

RICHMOND, Va, Nov Full county re-
turns come in slowly, but from official and nm.
official counts it appears that in AZ counties and
three cities Grant has gained about y 900 on
Tue Walker majority of 1869, leaving about 1000
to overcome in the remaining 57icounties. The
republicans are now claiming the state NV 9Oo0
TO 5OOO The heavy gains reported today indi.
cate very marked change in the aspect of The
congressional delegation. 1t is now claimed nv
the republicans that they have not only elected
thelr representatives in the I'd, 3D. and 4th dis
only the 9TH, Sth ana 9th for the democrats
and 9th districts. '''0 y -"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

RESPONSE oE~ TIE PEoPlE.-From East
and West, North and South, the response OF
the people to the nomination at Cincinnati
and Baltimore is coming back in regular
thunder claps of applause. EAery city, vii
lage, and hamlet has sent up its note of joy,
80 much so that the dispatches on the subject
are growing burthensome to the press. Since
the first nomination of Lincoln, there has
been no such general awakening. The PEG
pie are everywhere rising in their might. and
arraying themselves uuder the banner of
Liberal Reform. Names of prominent Re-
pubhcans coming up to the work are pub
lisbed by thousands, and every hour only
adds to the multtudes enrolling themselves
in this grand legion OF honor. The great
revolution has been silent, but it is thorough,
The impulse is irrepressible. and will scatter
the cohorts OF corruption and venalty like
chaff before hurricane.-St. Paul Mimi
Pioneer.
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Madison County News.

From the Montanian, Aug. 22d:
The Stinkingwater irrigating canal enter,
prise is progressing finely,
Six deaths are reported among the children
of Virginia City.
little son of Albert Fisher, OF Upper
StinkingWater, was SO severely burned by
his clothes catching fire OH Tuesday morning.
The Supreme Court adjourned on Tuesday
and the legal gentlemen iii attendance have
departed the city. The business of the SEES
sion has been rapidly disposed of.
The placer mines of Browns gliIch are
just beginning to get on the pay-streak.
Among those who have made good clean-aps
recently are Stephen Gainan & Co., who
took out 1886 last weekwitll two men shovel
ing Into the sluces.
Dysentery, of an epidemic characte,, is
prevailing to ali alarming extent in our city,
Il commenced among the children, but is
now attacking old and young alike. Sever
al deaths have already resulted from it. and
many more are in a very precarious condi-
ton.
A teamsteTnamed Daniel O. Neill Tor O,Neal)
engaged IN liaHlins bullion from Bol,n's
smelling Furnace to Ryan's, fell in front of
his wagon and was crushed beneath its
wheels. The wagon had tWostons of bullion
on at the time, and Mr.. O'Neills Injuries
were so severe that death ensued on the 18th.
Deceased was native of West Math Co.,
Ireland, and aged 81 years.
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West-Side Items.

From the Independent, Aug. 9th:
Bishop Marvin has returned to his hone Al
St. Lou S.
The miners Of Butte have nearly all ceased
operations for the season, tile water supply
being exhausted.
John O'Niell, 404, is filing eight offices
and wants another. HonGer. If he's for
Grant.
8 man accidentally shot himself 1t Bear
town on Friday. It's supposed that anlpu-
tation Of the leg will be NECESSARY.
Judge David E. Irvine, resident of Deer
Ledge valley since 1864, died on the 2lstins
q hemorrlage Of the lungs. The deceased
was native of Mason county, Nv.
There is great necessity for the establish
ment OF a military post at Cadets Pass. as
one of the finest stock valleys, the BIG Black
foot, is rendered palueless from fear OF Inai-
an raids.
Last Monday, while Joseph Marshall was
working in Ashmead & Aliens claim ON Pho
neer gulch, 4 rock tell from the bank and.
striking against his uplifted pick, forced the
point through his breast. The wound is
very painful one, though it is not considered
dangerous.
From the New Northwest, Aug. 24th
German gnlcll is in the hands OF compan-
les, who own from 800 to $500 feet
Dr. Ford of Butte, is the possessor of AZ.
ooo feet OF quartz lodes. He ought to peti~
ton Congress, a Ia Mark Twain, to remove
the Territory off his property.
Messrs. Pemberton s. Kelly on Thursday re.
ciyed 1872 head Of cattle from Atchison, Kansas
shey having been driven through in sixteen
weeks. They are mostly young stock, with
the exception of few blooded animals, and
are in excellent condition after tile drive.
Only eight head were lost during the trip.
Rev. H. H. Prout, of Virginia. who has
accompanied Bishop futile through the Ter
ritory. is detained at Missoula by illness.
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Why. Certainly.
Neither may ! take drink?
Oh, yes, my darling daughter,
But be s1re and go to COP. IS,
And don't drink any water.

Big PURCHASE understand that Geo
" Rea and GOV. Williams have purchased
SIX hundred feet on the celebrated Enselman
Lode at Cherry Creek. The purchase EN-
braces portion Of the most valuable lead
discovered in that Camp. Mr. Rea is one OF
the original discoveries, and is now one of
the largest owners, in these wonderfully rich
mines. We congratulate George on his good
fortunes; he certainly deservedit. For many
years he has hunted, trapped and prospected
in these mountains, without realizing the
fondest dream of the mountaineer--.str striking
it rich''-until the recent discovery of these
mines.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29
LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE


FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BozEMAN.-As
will be seen by advertisement in this issue,
Col. L. M. Black, President of the First Ma
tional Bank of Bozeman. has received a,,-
thority from tile Treasury Department to
commence the business Of banking in this
city, and we presume that the bank will be
open for the transaction OF business in a
short while. We think that the opening of
this bank, at time when our farmers are
reaplng and garnering unusually large crops,
will be the commencement of an easier mo-
ney market aud better times.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

CONSTRUCTION SURvEY.-The rarty Of N
Z. e. 4. surveyors. now operating in thu
Bozeinan Pass, are making permanens sur.
rey for the construction OF tile road. After
the preliminary survey TO the summit. rem.
dered necessary By the loss Or removal Of the
Old landmarks, the party will make the final
survey of this pass, and drive the stakes on
the line OF the railroad. This definitely set
Ties the location Of the road so far As the
Bozeman Pass is concerned, and ii ~ now
only question OF time and labor orthe Iron
horse to come screaming by our city. Let
her scream; we can stand it.
Stock Ranch.
The proprietor of CENTRAL view FAM. sitnata
one mile northwest of BozeInanDn the Helena road
as me pasture enclosed by high strong fence,
ana Will ranch all kinds of stock on reason ahle
terms Also, good fresh butter can be obtained
Apply at the ranch or at w. s. Segraye,s stable
SURVEY or BOULDER PAss.-Thomas p.
Roberts. Assistant Engineer of the North
Pacific Railroad, left to-day with his party of
engineers to make a survey Of Boulder Pass.
IN accordance with Instructions from head
quarters. They will commence operations
at ne mouth of Dog Creek, on the Little
blackfoot. and run up the former stream on
the most favorable ground to the head Of
North Boulder. It's believed that satisfac-
tory route can be found on this route. and
Wonid be somewhat shorter than the Deer
Lodge Pass, further south The party IS
composed of thirteen men, most Of whom
have had more or less experience in railroad
surveying. They expect to be absent two
months. Herald.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office OF Comptroller of the Currency

WASHINGTON, August 14th 1872.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented t6
the undersigned, it mas been made to- appear thai
1.-THE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF BozEMAH,n in the
town Of Bozeman, in the county of Gaflatin and
Territory of Montana, has been duly organized I'M
der and according to the requirements of the Act
Congress, entitled AN Act to provide National
bonds and to provide for the circulation and re-
delaption thereof, 2 approved June Sd, 1864, ana
has complied With all the provisions of said Act
requiredto be Complied with before commencing
The business of Ranking under said Act
No,c, therefore, / JOHN J. KNOX. Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the FIRST Ma
TIosAL BANK OF BozEaAN, in the town Of Bozeman.
in the county OF Galatin and Territory of Montana
is authorized to commence the business of Banking
under the act afereSaid - =