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CENTRAL DISTRICT CouRE.-UTLEY A. j.
Wednesday, august 1.-THE house of Thomas
Scully, in " Pine Meadow" has long been con-
sidered "A nuisance TO parties in the vicinity, and
yesterday he was before the court on charge
of keeping disordcrly house, for which he was
fined $50 and costs
Peter Burns and Antoine Pelican, charged
with malicious mischief in shcaring the horse
and cutting the harness of Constable Johnson
in West Boylston, were each held in $500 bonds
for their appearance before the superior court
Honora Swecny, for keeping liquor, was fined
$40 and costs, which she paid.
Thomas Ryan and Daniel Donahue were each
fined $40 and costs for second offense of
drunkenness. Ryan appealed, and in default of
500 bonds, was committed.
Peter Conley and Patrick Petit each paid a
fine of S8 and costs for drunkenness, while
Mary Cooper and Charles Bridge were sent over,
in default of funds to pay similar fines, imposed
for the same olense.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
EO TEE vgeROEsTRR DAILY sPY
Washington.

NAVAL MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE revenue steam
er Hamilton has been ordered TO Philadelphia to
relieve the COllN, and the latter TO Baltimore
To relieve the Norhcmer.
All keepers OF lighthouses, who are now APP
pointed by the secretary OF the treasury, will
have the civil service rules applied to them 10
the extent OF requiring certificate from either
lighthouse engineer or Inspector that they have
been examined and found competent to perform
the duties required.
The steamer Yantic has been ordered to the
Asiatic squadron via the Suez canaz. The Off
GERS of the United States ship Portsmouth have
been detached.
The United States steamer Maytlower, which
has been re-tited and re-modeled, leaves for
Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard Monday, with
crew for the United States steamer Fortune
She will there receive full quota of officers
preparatory 10 leaving for the West Indies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The treasury department decides that jute re-
iectiOns are liable to the same rate of duty as
manufactured iute, namely, SIS ton. A
warrant has been issued at the treasury depart
mcDt to-day in payment of the Kansas war
claims, amounting to 1896, SIT. The new gov
ernment building at Chicago will be commenced
as soon as a title to the ground is secured to the
United States.
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WAsHINGToN, 8 p. NJ, August 14.-Proba.
Dllltles.-Continued low pressure, southcrly and
westerly winds, with threatening weather md
occasional rain areas on the lower lakes, ard
thence enstwardly over the middle aud eastern
states. Variable southerly and easterly, winds
on the south Atlantic, with partly cloudy wealth.
or. Falling barometer and threatening weather
with ram and light northerly and easierly
wlnus on tue GUT. Clearing and cooler weather
from Minnesota TO Michigan, and southwark IN
Tennessee, with northerly winds.
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Boy Drowned IN PAxToN.-James Dohcr-
ty of Leicester, boy nine years of age, was
drowned while in bathing in Bottomly's pond
in Paxton, Monday afternoon. He, with boy
six years of age, was out watching cattle and
left them to go down to the pond for the pur-
pose of bathing, when the Doherty boy got
beyond his depth and was drowned His com
panOn was frightened, and when he went home
said nothing about the affair until Tuesday,
fearing that he would be punished for leaving
the cattle. The boy being missed, search was
made for him on Monday night but without
success until Tuesday afternoon, when his
companion told where the body could be found,
and also that another boy pushed him into the
water. The boys clothes not being found, in
addition TO their story, led persons to think that
there had been foul play, and yesterday Coroner
+. IL. Rice went to Leicester and held an inquest
upon the body, which resulted in verdict
stating that the deceased came to bis death by
accidental drowning, and generating all par
ties from blame.
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NAexicn.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE engineering
party, despatched from Mexico by Generals
RoSecrans and Palmer to make preliminary sur
veys for new railroad, have arrived at Mazat
Ian, passing through the lines of the rebels
under Dlaz without molestation.
They report the people everywhere favorable
to the enterprise. The party return by another
route. Diaz was at Culiacan on the 7th of Au-
gust with 800 men, and had 200 men between
Topic and Mazatlan, but was not able to attack
the latter port,
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General Political Intelligence.


THE DELAWARE DEMOCRACY OBJECT TO THE
RECENT BARGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.--At the Delaware
democratic convention held at Dover, an cleo
tOra ticket was formed and Curtis W. Wright
nominated for congress.
The proceedings were very boisterOus. A
proposition was made TO endorse Greeley. A
committee reported resolution approving
Greeley in Il qualified manner, but it and a sub.
stitute IN much stronger language were laid on
the table, and no resolution adopted Great ex.
element prevailed throughout the proceedings,
and a number OF the delegates, after the ad-
journment, declared that Delaware would vote
for Grant
EX-GOVERNOR CURTIN FOR GRANT
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-William II. Kemble. of
the republican national executive committee,
stated here, yesterday, that letter had been re.
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A Lnbor Omfrnpn.

ASHLAND, Pa, Aug. 14.-This morning six
men, returning from the Gouell and Audenred
mines, near Centralia, where they have been re-
pairing the works, were fred upon by party
Of "Molly Maguires" secreted in the woods, and
George NJ. Davis, John 2. Webster and Alfred
Bunce were badly wounded, Davis probably
fatally. The men had been at work contrary to
the orders Of the "Molly Maguires" The as
sassins are at large.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
PoTTsVILLE, Pa, Aug. IA. This morning AT
two O'Clock, while six miners were returning
from the Continental colliery, near Centralja
where they had been working, they were
attacked and fired upon by two parties
in ambush, on both sides Of the railroad. John
Webster was shot seven times, and has since
died. George w. Davis was severely wounded.
being shot near the heart, and the other (our
were slightly wounded. Large tacks were found
in some of the wounded
All but Webster succeeded in reaching the
engine houses, when the villains decamped
The cause of the attack is generally believed to
be the Jealousy which exists among the miners.
The six miners had been transferred from an
old collery to work at the Continental.
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THE EVENING DRAWING SCmooL.-The fol-
lowing circular has been issued to the manufac-
turers of this city by the special committee on
drawing, in relation TO models to be used at the
sessions of the schools:
DEAR SIR The evening drawing schools,
which have been so successfully conducted in
this city for two successive winters, are in great
need OF enlarged facilities, and especially of a
richer supply of models and copies. 10 meet
part of this want, the city council has lust APP
propriated 5000 for the purchase in Europe of
casts from works of arts, suitable for Il strictly
artistic training. For practical models, equal
ly needed, we feel that we may trust to the gen
crosby OF the citizens of Worcester who are in.
terested in securing skilled workmen for the
various branches of industry cultivated among
us.
To this end, in accordance with recommended
tons adopted at the meeting held April 25th,
you are respectfully solicited to supplement the
giit OF the city, by contributing any castings,
patterns of machines, portions Of machines, or
other articles manufactured by Yourself, which
will serve as copies for the Young mechanics
who seek instruction at our schools.
Contributions, with the name of the donor
attached, may he sent TO the basement Of the old
high school building on Walnut street, between
the hours of and II A. NJ. and . and p. NJ.
BY order of The school board.
EDWARD IL. HALL,
GEORGE W. GALE,
CHARLES BALLARD,
Special Committee on Drawing.
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00lmtesttr Dailp spp.
CITYNEWS.

NJ + l. ~ IL w 80
The old brick school house that has so long
adorned corner of the common is being torn
down.
The st. Andrews benevolent society, with
their friends, will picnic at Davis cottage on
Friday,
During the present vacation the Lamartine
street school house has been surrounded by
neat and substantial wooden fence, which great
~ improves the appearance Of the building
The regular weekly exhibition of the Worces-
ter county horticultural society will be held in
Horticultural hall this afternoon Premiums
for apples and pears are on the programme.
A telegram received here last evening au-
nounces that Geo. B. Loring has accepted an
invitation to preside at the republican state con-
vention, to be held here on the Doth inst
At a meeting of the executive committee of
the Grant and Wilson club, held last evening,
committees were appointed and measures taken
for the opening Of a vigorous campaign imme-
diately.
The Clippers of Webster and the Halocks of
this city will play the first of a series of games
of base bail for tie championship of Worcester
county, Oh luC ARIltulluIdl NIOuuOloS ol odlul
day afternoon.
DIR. Hubon was recently called to attend boy
in Holden who had cut large cash in his arm
by catching on Il cart-stake, as he was sliding
from a load of hay. 1t took sixteen stitches to
sew up the wound
The grand jury failed TO find an Indictment
against A. ?. Eaton of this city, charged with
committing an aggravated assault upon
woman confined in the police station, she having
forfeited her bonds by failing to appear as a
witness.
I. ". Wellington & Co. have leased from the
Boston and Albany railroad the long coal sheds
on the line Of the road beyond the junction, and
will take possession of them this morning. A
side track has been built to facilitate the UNI
loading of coal from the cars.
AT meeting Of the democratic city commit
tee, held last evening, the preliminary steps for
the formation of Greeley and Brown club were
TAKEN and committee was appointed TO pro-
cure campaign flag. They also propose to
take immediate steps for the formation of cam
paign clubs in the various wards of the city.
The hot and sutry weather of yesterday morn
ing was relieved by heavy shower in the after
noon, followed by frequent showers in the eve
mug ana pfiillan' aurofal display ABOUT MD
hgh'' WHICH, co'holleu Win 'he Iguthihg' IN
teflered seriously WIN the Workings Oh Inc lele-
graph "lres' ana delayed our uSuai HigHl as
patches
Inc irregular SNAPPED kholl on Inc south Siue
vi inc eoliihoh' near Tue i"i'roau tI"cN' Is no"
covered with luXuriant crop of grass, and pre-
@e"'o 4u''e a" VI '''''''"''' 'ppe''I"ee' ui'
."1' - uo"','o'' ",'' ~ ~
"poi, '"' ''0' VI "i''I" '"0 ""0'i 10
N0nirO'e'' 40 ~ - NV '"ppo''" 'i''' 'no YUM
hilsSloheIs Oh puphc GROUNDS nave taKeh any
especial pains to seed it down.
II is renortcd that an enthusiastic democratic
r,ol =, =,
oil TINS city mas invested S2ooo on the result OF
the presidential contest. He has bet $1,000 on
the general result and $1,000 that Greeley will
The only th;n,r IN ho reorettod ,ho,t t,o bots e
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Disaster 10 the Nlcnmer Norvicb

EAsTPoRT, Me-, Aug. 14.--The steamer Nor.
witch, running from Calais to Boston, went
ashore here at ebb tide to-day, She aoated. and
was hauled of at two houra to high water. The
turned back, as she is sinking. and is now com.
ing into French's dock
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GENEVA, Aug. 14.-The sitting of the board
OF arbitration was opened to-day at 10 80 p. NJ,
and Terminated at 3 O'Clock. The court adj
Jonrned until noon tomorrow. All the counsel
were present. MIR. Davis and Lord Tenterden
were the last to leave the council chamber and
went out together
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SUPERIOR NCRMISALl CoURT-DEwEY, j..
FitchJurg, 1ug. 4.-Ihc grand jury, having
concluded Neutrality-suspicious. made their report
to-day, having examined lorty-nine cases. The
following are the araignmcnis, pleas aud SEN
fences, thus iar'
Moses +. Hickey, alias Drago, of Worcester,
for breaking and entering, pleaded guilty.
Frank Jose of Nortlibridge, for rape, pleaded
not guilty.
Owen Moore Of Leicester for assault with a
pistol, pleaded not guilty.
Edmund \. Williams Of Alho, for assault
with pistol, pleaded not guilty.
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BOSTON, Aug. 14.-At the dental convention
this morning, DIR. G. A. Mills performed snc-
cesSiul clinical operations, after which Dr.
Waters Of Boston opened the discussion of
Operative dentistry" relating his success in
transplantng teeth. The forenoon was occu
pied in the discussing of this subject, which
was participated in BY many Of the delegates.
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The Chicngo 0Corucr,, a, 1v,..

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 14--rhe order prohibit.
ing transportation of wheat from Milwaukee 10
Chicago, over the Northwestern railroad has
been rescnded, and forty cars were loaded this
morning. The difference in the price Of wheat
between Milwaukee and Chicago gives shippers
a profitable margin,
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing Of 100 acres are
beautifully situated the town OF Falmouth upoua blun
overlooking the sea, the summit (which elegant
Observatory has been erected for the accommodation
visitors. Directly opposite and in plain view, Vine
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands NJ MARTHA
Vineyard
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sold
with apidy that proves this 10 be the most desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England cast
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan these
Heights rendor the OF summer here one of comfort
and delight Thefaces for Fishing Boating, Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed. commodous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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CAMDEN, Me, Aug. 14.-Francis Murphy of
Portland and II. NJ Bryant of Lewiston returned
here last night, and were welcomed by
crowded house, on the temperance reform ques.
the audience came up and signed tie pledge.
among whom were some confirmed drunkarfs
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The Negro Prisoners.

New YORK, Aug. IA Greensboro, N. c..
dispatch states that the preliminary examina-
tlon OF the negro who is alleged to have poisoned
ice cream, resulted in his commitment for trial
several OF the victims are still reported not out
OF danger, and one or two are not exnected IN
recover
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NEW YORK, Aug. I4.-A Pttsburg dispatch
states that the failure Of Fisher Bros. causes
great excitement in oil circles. Their liabilities
are believed to be over n million dollars hnt
they ask time to make everything good.
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LOWELL, Aug. 1.-THE discovery of the
states prison convict, Jones, in this city, and
the announcement by the papers of his arrest
brought on yesterday wife No. 2 from New
York, woman who was not known to have
been in the field. She says she was married to
Jones eight months, and that Jones had recently
sent away trunks containing articles of her
wardrobe. She was accompanied from Boston
by officers Jones and Wade Of the state force
who, in company with police officer Henry
Marshal OF this city, visited the home of wife
No. l, on Front street, to whom he was married
eleven years ago. Two trunks were received
and delivered 10 No. 3. Officer Marshal found
on bed spread and a sheet and some articles
OF trlfling value taken in the bold robbery of
s. IL. Stotrs house, sufficient 10 place Jones in
connection with it. Mrs. Jones No. 1 states
that Jones was the man who, about three years
since, attempted Il robbery from the person of
DR.. Moses w. Kidder of this CITY, She saws
Jones came on from Albany and wanted to raise
money. He stopped at her sisters in Water
town, hired Il team, took a small child and left
it ut the house Of an aunt in Dracut, then came
for the doctor in the night TO visit very sick
child While on wooded road he made an
attempt TO gag and rob the doctor, but failed on
account of n passing carriage. He drove away
not calling for the child, returned the horse to
Watertown and lett, and has kept himself ont
of the way until recently. Officer Bailey worked
up his arrest.
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New YORK, Aug. An. Beck, general of
the order of Jesuits, has convened an assembly
OF the Jesuits at Rome, to consider the project
OF changing the name and dress OF the Jesuits
expelled from Prussia, making as many as
possible enter into the order still suffering there
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NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-COl. Whitley states
that he recommended twenty-iour of the ku-
EluX prisoners at Albany to executive clemencv ;
The entire number of prisoners there is sixty
six.
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
Hugh Began and VIM. Wilson have been SEN
fenced to twenty years in the state prison for
the outrageous robbery OF Mrs. Hardy, in
Broome street, in July. Nellie Wilson, an ac-
complete, was accorded five years mprisOn-
ment. Mrs. Hardy was gagged and tied in her
own house, a pistol held at her head, and the
thieves were about to apply Il torch to her feet,
when she told where the iewery and other val
uabeS were secreted.
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Three OF the victims of the yellow fever on the
NumanCia were yesterday inferred in the quar-
antine cemetery. Strict health regulations are
exercised in reference to the pest, and it is not
apprehended that the scOurge will visit Staten
Island, within mile of which the Spanish ram
Numancia is anchored. The ram is expected to
cave in about ten days The crew remaining
In board are in good health.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The arguments in the BloOmingdale asylum
case of Rose McCabe were continued to-day
without conclusion.
The grand jury of the court of general ses-
sions has been discharged without finding an
the indictment against Mr.. Jennings of the
Times in the Fitzpatrick libel suit.
James Brennan, another witness in the
Stokes case, has been discharged from the
house of detention by an order of Judge Bar
rett.
A test case will be made in the persons of two
keepers of sailor boarding houses, charged with
violation of the new United States shipping law.
Each were held in $500 to await the action of
the grand jury.
The lager beer dealers to-day elected delegates
to the central body now being organized to OPP
pose the enforcement of the ex else law.
Thomas Devanney of Taunton, aged 4, was
fatally injured by falling between two freight
cars on which he was riding on the Hudson
River railroad to-day.
There were nine cases of sunstroke yesterday
Arrived, steamer Australia from Glasgow.
The steamer Cuba to-day took $773,715 in
specie.
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Arres, OF u Conn,erfeI,er.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-Wiliam Gregor, a
well-known eountericter, was arrested yester-
gay, charged with counterfeitng five cent
pieces, and to-day was committed IN default of
$4,000 bail "a
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Formerly Principal Examiner aud Chairman of Tho
Board Of Appeals, Y. :, Patent Onice) Counsellor Nd
Law and Advocate In Patent Gases. Oniee-Ilndg,is
Block corner Park and Portland sts. Worcester Mass
MA dNwtf 49, -'''
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester.

where good accommodations can be had at a moder-
ate price Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by j. l.. Lilley of Oxford who
will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants of
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills suitable for building Cottages Is now furnished
npon the grounds
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS. -Ame,


Il can and Foreign Patents procured Reiectod Annii-
cations re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted; onn.
Ions given rs to the validity and infringement OF Patens
and Suits prosecuted and defended he United States
Courts,
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New York.


THE KuKLUx AT ALBANY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Col. Whitley states
that he recommended twenty-iour of the ku-
kluX prisoners at Albany to executive clemencv ;
The entire number of prisoners there is sixty
Siy
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BAND CoNCERT.-The Worcester national
baud will give an outdoor concert, this even
ing, at the corner of Main aud Chatham streets ::
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con tanbuen Gxito en Ia iurisdiocionde Vic
toria de las Funas El nombre de Lazaro
es muy conoc;do de los bandidos q quie
nes tantas yeces y tan duramente oscar
ment6 e. bizarre capitan, habi6udoles lie
gado iafandir yer iadero panico con su
intrepidez al batiYIos en- las mis- fuertes
posclones, Y con sus afortanadas sorpre :
sas en- los mas qua dadOs y seguros cam
painentos.
De Santiago de Cuba y su jurisdiction
segu'mos con la nisma carencia de mott
cias que hasta aquf.
En- Cinco Villas aeaban de celebrarse
cen grandes func;ones las festas de la paz
del dstrito.
Nada de nuevo ha ocurrido en- Ell depar-
tamento de Santo Espiritu : Moron, 1 las
6rdenes del brigadier Sr. Chinchilla.
El Excmo. Sr. Captain General ha le-
vantado su cuartel general de Cauto del
Gmbarcadero, 6jandolo en- Santiago de
Cuba.
LA Vos de Cuba)