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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

The CALIFORNIA MUsTANG.-The native
California horse, like the Indian, will soon he
numbered among the things of the past. With
all his defects he has qualities and points of
rare value, that should be preserved He can
thrive and subsist where the American or English
boods would starYe; is feet and sure-iooted as
mule, while his powers Of endurance in the
harness or under the saddle are nnequaled. He
is small of stature, but as symmetrical
us the Arabian; wild by nature and often
vicious but always spirited, and with
proper training and kind treatment frequently
exhibits all the affectionatc sensibilitjes Of the
best breeds. II is no uncommon feat for him
to carry good rider a hundred miles in day,
and it is claimed that many of them can 90
much further IN that tune, We have seen
specimens that At the age of sixteen years yera
as gay and fiery as the best blooded 6ve-year-
olds, and that would kill the most enduring of
them on short or long journey. As saddle
horses they are preferred ny al who know them
best, as they are also for al light work. It has
always seemed to MS passing strange that no
attempt has ever yet been made in California TO
preserve the admirable qualities of this ancient
stock OF horses in their purity. 50 permit them
TO ignOby perish, as now seems likely, would
be as singular US unfortunate, - Ventura Sig
nal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
The Labor Movement.

DETROIT, July s.-Seyeral of the Saginaw
and Bay City mills are running today short
handed WOrkmen are coming from Canada
aud other places, attracted by the high wages.
and il is thought that the mills will he nilS
supplied with men in Il few days. The strikers
are determined not TO return to work ON lhe
tweye-houT basis.
NEW YORK, July s.-Two thousand sewing
machine w0rkmen have resumed work at len
hours, and the rest are expected ia come in TO-
morrow. The strike OF the iron and metal
workers Is also declared at an eud. The urriers
struck to-day, but the strike is not general, some
employers having conceded to the demands of
the hen At the morning session of the con-
giess Ol 1he International workingmen's aSSocia-
ton to-day the 0uly business transacted WAS the
discussion aud adoption of constitution aud
bylaws aud passage of a resolution To tax every
member ten cents for the support of the federal
council
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ADvEKTIsINe RATES.

IL DAILY SPr-For the Square Of ten Ii IS Of agat
type, time IS ets each subsequent insertion 50 cts
week sa75i weeks s4oO; month $500; year So;
and the same proportionay for any number Of squar
Two lines for week sIOo; three lines 81 25i
lines 81 81 five lines sl5O. Local notices 25 cents per
line for each insertion. Business notices IS cents per
line Obituary notices resolutions, &c l5eeuts peril
Legal Advertisements 81 per square for first insertion;
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents.
Special positions in the paper and special styles Of
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and doubl
column advertisements allowed onIyto limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLT sPT-First insertion sloO per square; ;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents months $780, on
year $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

NV YoRK, July s.-Ihe Evening Post has
the following: Certain journals Of this city have
lately spoken Of me us one ambitious of being
nominated as candidate for The presidency Of
the United States. The idea is absurd enough,
not only on account OF my advanced age but of
my unhtness IN various RESPECTS for the labor nj
SO eminent post. do not, however, object 10
the discussion OF my deficiencies, on any other
ground than that il is together supcrNuous,
since i " Impossible that | should receive any
formal nomination, and equally impossible, if
u We're onered, That should commit The folly of
accepting it.
(Signed) WILLIAM C. BRrANr.
New York, July 3, 1872
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Swift Retribution.
Three Villains Taken from JniI and
Dispatched.

CINCINNATI, July S.-A special to the Ga.
zette says that the rumors that the people of
Mercer county, Ohio, would take the law into
their own hands with reference to the supposed
inhuman murderers Of Miss Belle Secor who
was was outraged on her way from Sunday
school two weeks ago and then murdered and
thrown aside to he partly consumed by hogs,
proved well founded. Early this morning the
people began TO arrive in Ceina, where the pris-
Oners-Jacoh Kimble, Absaom Kimble, and
Alexander McCloud-were incarcerated The ar
rivals continued till 10 o'clock, when about 3 900
had assembled. They then surrounded the Jail,
took torcibe possession OF the jailor, dispossess
ed him of the keys, and after etfecting entrance
to the cells took therefrom the three prisoners
and removed them under strong guard to
wagon. The Kimbe farm, where the shocking
crime was committed, is twelve miles away. To
this place the crowd announced their determi-
nation to remove the prisoners and execute the
sentence an outraged community has pro-
nounced. The procession moved off in an or
derby manner. What subsequently transpired
is unknown, but vigilants are in charge of the
men, and it is believed that they will not return
until the prisoners have paid the penalty of their
crime with their lives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

A Berlin dispatch states that Bismarck has
received assurances from the three OF the great
Catholic powers consenting to a conclave of the
cardinals, in order to have a perfect under
standing between the cardinals and govern.
ments interested in the pope.
A Paris dispatch states that England, Italy
and Switzerland declines accepting the moditica-
ton proposed to the treaty of commerce by
France.
fire in the board of public works building,
Jersey City, yesterday destroyed several public
documents. 1t is rumored that the building
was fired to destroy the records and evidence
against the ring officials indicted there.
William Craig had quarrel with Meredith
Wosencratt, at Cincinnati, on Saturday night.
Craig struck the latter with a monkey wrench.
which caused his death. Craig was arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

A MYsTERY.-one of our city congregations
last Sabbath morning was more than mysli6ed
by finding a strange face in the desk, and as
group after group Of the worshippers came in
the whispered and unwhispered query passed
round of "whO is he" Nobody could tell
even those well acquainted with the denOmna-
fional clergy within exchanging distance were
us much at fault as the rest. The organ flushed
its Introductory harmonies, and the stranger
arose to begin the service great stiffness, an
unusual stiffness even for that still people, came
over the audience; every eye was upon the
speaker, and every ear awake to catch the first
tones OF his voice as sort Of criterion by which
to form Judgment Of his ability; "when To-"
10 adopt the words of the Hebrew patriarch
with asght alteration, as the faces of the great
congregation began to shine with pleasure
the roice was Esau's, though the face appeared
10 be jacobs" The stranger was none other
than their long-known and universally" beloved
pastor who had lost what the Hebrew messenger
lost when he was commanded 10 "tarry in
JerichoP
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Hndinn AHnirs.

WASHINGTON, d. G., July s. - Secretary
Delano has addressed letter to Brigham Young
informing him that the government is sppre-
hensve of hostile action on the part of the In.
dams Of the territory, and desires to punish
those guilty OF disturbing the peace, thanking
him for his kindness, and asking his co-opera
ton in the work Of restoring content to the peo-
pie Of the territory. The most Trustworthy in
formation from various sources, is to the effect
that the fears Of a general Indian war in the
southwest were without foundation.
SAN FRANCISCO, July She Apaches from
thee great reservation, who made treaty with
General Howard about a month since, have left
the reservation, ayOwed their intention of going
on the war path, and troops are in pursuit.
Many depredations have been reported,
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hold. The queen gave orders that they should
be sent for; and every day, for two months, she
asked if the dust had been brushed Oft, but they
had not yet found out whose duty it was TO re-
move the speck. Finally, the queen took up
feather buster, aud brushed it off. Great was
the scandal thereof, but no one dreamed of
blaming the absence of the officers; they only
found that the queen had been wanting in
etiquette
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Three Murders uud "a sYic;,.

CLEVELAND, July S.-Yesterday afternoon
the wife of Henry P. Southworth residing in
Rockport township, eight miles from this city.
poisoned her three children, boys, aged nine,
seven and four, and then committed suicide by
cutting her own throat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

KINSEY's No. tO.-'rhe strawberry com.
mittee of the Horticultural society are now in.
vcstgating the merits of the new Seeding straw.
berry, known AS Kinney's No. 10, raised by Mr..
r. j. Kinney, for which he claims the premium
of S95, offered by the society for new Seeding,
after a trial of three years. The new variety is
a good grower and makes new plants rapidly.
The fruit is in shape like the Wilson, yet Il com
parison of the berries shows in favor Of the
Seeding, while II Is much more com.
pact and will stand greater amount
II transportation than the Wilson. In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

Hon ETIQUETTE At CoURT.-The follow
ing illustration is given of etiquette at the
French court in the time Of Louis XIV In the
queens apartment there were two chambers.
One day the queen saw speck of dust on her
bed, and showed It TO Madame dc Luyncs, her
maid Of honor. The latter sent for the valet de
chambre, bed-maker TO the queen, thar he might
show il TO the valet dc chambre bed maker to the
king. The latter arrived at the end Of an hour,
but said that the dust was none OF his business,
because the bed-makers Of the king made up the
common bed of the queen, but were forbidden
to touch the statc.bed. Consequently, the dust
must be removed by the officers Of the house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
THE STEAMER ISLAND HOME"
WILL RUN BETWEEN
Falmouth Heights, Martha's Vineyard
and Nantucket, Daily.

steamer ISLAND HOME, Capt Y. H. MAHrER, will
run daily trips between Nantucket and Hyannls (Sun-
excepted touching at the above places, comsnc-
Leave Nantueket for Oak Bluffs and Vineyard High
land, AZ 1870 A. NJ
Leave Oak Bluffs and VINEYARD Highlands for FaI-
m1u h Heights, At 10 "a NJ
Leave Falmouth Heights for Hyannls at 10 20 A. NJ
connecting with the afternoon trains for Boston and
Providence.
Returning leave Hyaunis for Falmouth Heights at
oo A. NJ being Tue hour of arrival OF trains from BOs
Leave Falmouth Heights for Vineyard Highlands and
OAK BlunS, at 2 r. NJ
Leave Vineyard Highlands and Oak Bluffs for Nan
tucket. at 220 p. n.
Baggage checked the boat for New York, Boston
Tickets between OAK Bluffs Vineyard Highlands
and Nantuckc', go md return, SI.95
Between Falmouth Heights land Nantucket, go and re
Between Oak Bluffs, Vineyard Highlands, or Falmouth
Heights and Hyannls, Sl5O, go aud return.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Commencing with July ltth. 1871 The "Island Home"
VIII leave pax Bniis for Falmouth Heights at 80 A NJ
returning immediately TO Oak Bluffs leaving thence NJ
S,l6 A. NJ, for Nantucket. Returning Will leave Nam.
tusket Tor Falmouth Heights and Oak bluffs NJ y ~
nsse eAeursl9ns VIII AFFORD passengers ne Oppor-
% CROSS the Sound. reaching Nantucket In time 10
dne and remain there three hours Arr,ylne bacf
20 fshouth hash@ at $40 y. NJ, aud Oak Bluff al
- Direct railroad communication will he opened to the
heights On the completion Of the extension OF The Old
colony lillroai, promised July 10.
beslle the many cottages already built and IN prOccss
o. erection by private individuals The corporation under
whose MANAGEMENT those Heights have been 40 sccss
uy deNelOped are erecting several fine Cottages and
Store Laundry, Billiard Hall and bowling Alley and no
pNs o. expense VIII he spared to render this desirable
The Lots, averaging IN size 50 IS feet are sold al the
extremely low price OF S2hO per lot.
COTTAGES
completely furnished for Housekeeping arc sale or to
YET ~ the day OF season, by the FALMOUTH HEIGHTS
LAND AND WHARF COMPANY, once at ~ Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-T The 2Gth
anniversary of the Sunday school connected
with the Church of the Unity of this city, was
held on Sunday afternoon, the superintendent,
Hon. Henry Chaplin, presiding. After appro-
PIRATE remarks from the chair, the first superin-
tendent Of the school, Albert Tolmau, Esq, was
Introduced, who referred to many pleasant asso-
iations of his twelve years service as superiu
endent, and to the successful labors of his
successors, Mr.. Abram Firth, Joseph Mason,
Esq, and the present incumbent who had filed
the position with eminent satisfaction for the
last nine years. With such officers, the school
has reached Its present eminently successful
condition. Interesting remarks followed, by
Mr. John Kueeland, secretary of the American
Unitarian Sunday school society, and Rev. Hen
ny W. BroWu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
DIR. Houarh,s Release Ordered.

Long BRANCH, n. j., July s.-Presideut
Grant to-day, III conversation, stated that he had
received a telegram from Washington informing
him that the Spanish minister of state had or
dered the release Of DR.. Houard and the rcstora-
ton OF his property.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

MoosEHoRN.-A committee of the Univer-
salist society visited Moosehorn grove and
pond yesterday for the purpose of examining
the fitting up and arrangements which have
been made by. the railroad company for the
They came back delighted with this new place
of resort, and pronounced it Splendid" in all
its features. Everything, the boats, shelters,
platforms, &c., &c., are entirely new, and will be
dedicated to-day by the parish and Sunday
school Of the Uniyersalist church, who have
the opportunity to be the first to occupy and
enjoy them. The excursion train will leave the
Foster street station at half-past eight.
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the increase. Spurious bonds to the amount of
$1,000 were found in the office OF the state treas
urer. An examination into affairs has been
going on to-day with closed doors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
I,ersonnI TeIerrnn,.

The president has accepted an Invitation to
attend the Strauss ball in New York.
Gen. 81. John b. l., Skinner who was for.
merry for seventeen " ars assistant post master
general, was stricken with paralysis Saturday
and is now IN very critical condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09
miscellaneous.

DATENT OFFICE BUSIN BSS.-Amer-
can and Foreign Patents procured Rejected ApplI-
cations re-argued Interference Cases prosecuted pin-
ions given As TO the validity and Infringement OF Patents
ana suits prosecuted and defended IN the United States
Courts by
THOS. II. DODGE
Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of the
Board of Appeals, U. 5. Patent OnlceD Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases, Ofce-Dodge's
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
ma dkWtf - y - 1''
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favor il is between the LUCINDA aud Wilson,
having little more of the acid taste than the
former, and not as much as the latter The
bulls are taken off without bruising the fruit or
pulling out a long core. 1t does not ripen until
three weeks after the Wilson, and Mr. Kinney is
confident that it will become one of the most
popular Of the many varieties From the sue
cess he has had in propagating this Seeding he
seems in a fair way of meeting with Success
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-09

SSeuls III Il ltllT way OF meeting with success.
METHODIST PREACHERS MEETING-At the
meeting OF the Methodist preachers association,
comprising the churches of Worcester and
vicinity, at Grace church, yesterday, Rev WA.
Braman Of Clinton, presided, and Rev. L. r. 5.
Brewster of Webster, was secretary. The meet
ing was opened with prayer by Rev. Increase B.
Bigelow. The first topic for discussion pre-
scented by Rev. r. c. Parsons of New Worcester,
was, "The witness of the spirit" which was dis
cussed generally.
An essay on 'The intermediate state" was
then presented by Rev. Ira e. Bidwell of this
city, which also elected general discussion.
The subject of the improvement of the mode
of conducting camp meetings was introduced
by Rev. Daniel Wait of Brookield, and after re-
marks thereon by others, this subject was con-
tinued for discussion at the next meeting.
CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLGAMs, J.
Monday, july S.-Herbert Hubbard, one Of the
parties suspected of having broken into the
house of L. W. Bradford last Thursday, was
arrested on Friday and brought before the
court Saturday, hut the final disposition of his
case was continued until this morning, the
charge being larceny. Upon the calling of the
case it was found that no witnesses had been
summoned and the prisoner was discharged.
John Cosgroye, whose case for interfering
with an officer; was continued from Saturday
session, was also discharged.
Michael Deery was fined So and costs for
drunkenness, $50 and costs for disturbing the
peace, and ordered to recognize in $50 bonds to
keep the peace for six months, but not having
money enough TO comply with the several
| orders he was sent to the house of correction.
Thomas Carroll, A. L. Matthews and Michael
Brien each raid fine of IS and costs for a
| second offence of drunkenness
Geo. NJ. Layerty for disturbing the peace, paid
| a fine of So and costs.
John Rice, Cornelius Dolan, Michael Brennan,
Frank Fee, Daniel O'Sulliyan, Patrick Conlon,
Horace b. Prince, and jeremiah Casey, were
| each fined So and costs for drunkenness. All
paid except Dolan and Casey, they being sent
over.
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The NpurIous nonds IN ArLnn.n.

ldrTLE Rock, July S.--The excitement here
with regard " tLe c0unlerIeIt bonds Is sill on
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IN
FALMOUTH HEIGHTS !
SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing over 100 acres are
beautifully situated the town of Falmouth upon bluff
overlooking the sea- on the summit Of which an elegant
observatory has been erected tor the accommodation of
visitors Directly opposite, aud In plain view are Ylne-
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Marth
Vineyard.
The grounds are suitably divided Into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter are being sold
with rapdity that proves this TO be the most desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England coast
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan Tn, Sc
Heights render the season of one of comfort
and delight. The facilities for Fishing Boating Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed. commOdous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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Base ball at New York: Mutuals II, AtIantlcs
49, AT Philadelphia: Athletics 10, Forest City s,
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If you WANT
Ice Cream that is True to its Name,

CALL AT
AKER's. $50 MAIN ST.
~ sent TO any part Of the city. dlm' jeai
/ OST-A ROLL OF DESIGNS. between
- south Worcester ani the uity llall Fender WIZ 80
suitably rewarded upon icaviAg tun III the olce 81 the
cfOmpton Leon w0rks Green IL jels
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CHARLES v. PUTNAM.

apis dtf
K. MORSE, of the late firm of
~ Churchill ~ Morse, would be pleased 30 see the
friends and customers of the late firm az his new Ioca-
ton with ii. W. DENNY h Co.. 5N Main 81 Having
entire charge OF the Upholstering Department / am
prepared TO show, or make to onler first class goods in
every respect, and at prices author zed 10 olpr
elsewhere III the city Also, entire Outfits for House
Aoepihg LOT cash, or by weekly or monthly instamens
~ INC very lowest living prices may he hliRd nj fe
same place j. n MOI{SK " '0
70 dt Late Churchill 4 Morse.
NO OF UPHOL
= FURNITURE Having secured the services OF j. ~
MpkSE, PRACTICAL UPHOLsTERER Of the late firm OF
Shurchin a Morse, We better prepared than AVER
before 70 show Ready Made, make ORDER anything
In the UphOls cred line -
kIhe high reputation OF Mr.. Morse and our experience
OF TWO months with him, enables to assure all who
may avor US with their patronage, that goods Will
De found exactly as represented and prices that can
not fail OF giving satisfaction.
jes az IA Nalp ~
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Muuicipal A0nirs.

At regular meeting of both branches of the
city government last evening, the following
business was transacted:
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in the common council its second reading was OBJ
jected 10. and it laid over.
An order adopted instructing the city clerk
to have printed two hundred copies of the Joint
rules aud orders, and the rules and orders of each
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

An engine fell through a rotten bridge in
Kansas Saturday night, killing the Superin-
tendent of the road and bis secretary, who
were riding under the headlight.
The case of Rev. Berkeley, Of St. Louis,
has been closed, and argument begun.
All London were enthused yesterday
over the defeat of the Yankee row boat
crew, the English oarsmen winning in 2l:l6
over course Of miles.
st. Louis is to have holiday tomorrow
on the gathering of the National SaeDger-
fest.
A Pittsburg woman cut her own throat
yesterday while in the delirium Of typhoid
fever.
The Strikers Procession in New York
was fizzle, eliciting no numbers nor En-
thusiasm.
Snow fell yesterday in the Western part
of England.
The Mexican rebels have recaptured
Montery and are conscripting the prisoners
they take. Matamoras is again more seIi-
ously threatened.
The Cincinnati Exposition is to be deco
rated with fine paintings gathered from all
the public and private galleries in the
country.
The trotting races at Indianapolis open
to-day. Several Tennessee horses take
part
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-11
TENNESSEE CKoP NEWS.

The yield Of wheat in Madison county
win be bountful. Some of the farms in
: Dyer county win yield thirty bushels to the
acre. Cutting wheat has commenced in
Stewart county. It was feared the rust
would damage the crop, but so far it has
b9en confEed only TO the blade and in
small patches. Farmers who raised from
two TO five bushels to the acre last year
now talk Of harvesting twenty-five. The
Humphreys county crop is going to yield
Immensely. The clover crop Of Upton
has turned out well. Some are cutting
now. Cotton and corn in that county look
well. The oat crop has been affected some
by dry weather. .e.iI