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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

New YORK, Sept. 15.-Tne steamship Ocear
Queen, from ASpinwall 9th, has arrived ant
brings the following news:
Some uneaSiness is felt at Aspinwall and Pan
anna over the non-arrval OF the steamer Bien
vile, the disaster to which was not known there
The remains of Judge Milligan, formerly o
Lima, an American, who has been missing sinct
April, were found in some bushes a short dis
lance from Panama, recently.
South American adviceS report all quiet il
Peru. President Pardo was busily engaged il
initiating needed reforms. Marcellino Gutter
rez, a surviving brother of the late dictator, anJ
one of the aSsassins of President Balta, was il
prison, awaiting trial of the case, as the secrcta
ry OF Gen. Gutierrez had He'd TO France.
In political riot at Santa Marta eight per
sons were killed and twenty wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB.-A democratic
campaign club was organized by the choice of
a full list of officers at a meeting held in upper
Horticultural hall, on Saturday evening The
meeting was called to order by John r. Thayer,
Esq, and organized by the choice of George f.
Hewett chairman, and John r. Thayersecretary.
The following list of officers, reported by com.
mittee chosen for that purpose, was unanimously
adopted
President: W Williams. Vice presidents
Ward edward II Fiske, Salisbury Hyde, Samuel
Z Lawrence, j J Tanning, II W Conklfng, John B
Pratt, Jere Mcnamara, Samuel A Clark; Ward 2
Edwin Conant, Fri Saunders, John NJ Williams
John Laverty; Ward 3-George Hewett Sias
Dinsmore, Benz Zaeder, t II Babbitt John Driscoll,
Matt Redel, VIM L cray; Ward Andrew Athy,
J X Churchill, VIM EGnsley, c S Childs, John Il
Murray D Conlin, Thos McGillicuddy; Ward o
! J OGorman, rhos Gates, Levi Barker, Joshua
O'Leary, John L Murphy NJ ODrisco, James w
Doom, .Iere Murphy, Michael Covin; Ward 6-Jas
f EstabroOk, NJ j Foley, Andrew Sinnott, Albert
Prince, 2 Radican; Ward Geo w Gill, p F
Murray, Richard Matthews, Geo Washburn,
Daniel Downey, Owen D0nnelly, James Goliath,
J NJ Meggett Ward Sc N Childs, Geo X Spur,
Chas u. Tower, Jos Reid, Jos r Davis, Nathan
Washburn, Geo 7 Rice. Waldo Lincoln w Gale.
Secretaries: John Thayer, T Edward Murray.
Treasurer: Geo Spur.
Mr. Williams then took the chair and adj.
dressed the meeting. He said that he did not
'seek the position, but as he had been elected, he
would freely give his services to the cause, and
do all in his power to advance the interests of
democracy in this city. lie expressed great
confidence in the success of the Greeley move
ment, and urged every democrat to become
member of the club.
On motion of Mr.. George F. Hewett, COM
mittee of five, consisting of G. F. Hewett, G.
W. Gill, T. L. Murray, C. w: Wentworth and
w. L. Gray, was appointed to nominate an ex-
ecutive committee for the club.
Mr.. J. L. Estabrook reported the names of the
following gentlemen as city committee;
AT large-George W Gill; w A Williams John l.
Murphy, George + Hewett, Edward Sargent Jere
Murphy, George Spur, Charles Chids. Ward
l, Salisbury Hyde, James Haskell, j j Tanning;
Ward 2, Andrew Hutchinson, John Williams,
John Laverty; Ward g. Matthew Riedl John
Drseon, Samuel McFadden; Word A, Andrew
Athy, Thomas McGillicuddy, Jere Foley; Ward g.,
Levi Barker, John O'Gorman, j W Doom; Ward
6, j Estabrook, Michael Foley, A H Sinnott
Ward 7, Murray, Richard Matthew'S Owen
Donnelly; Ward 8, j r Thayer ] E Davis, Elinus
Childs.
In accordance with the report of the nom
mating committee, the following gentlemen were
chosen as executive committee of the newly
formed club: Edward R. Fiske, j. J. O'Gorman,
J. X. Churchill, George T. Hewett Albert Prince,
j. R. Thayer, 7. Z. Murray, Andrew II. Sin
mott, Thomas McGllicuddy, Jere Murphy, Benz
Zaedcr.
After voting to hold regular meetings OF the
club every Tuesday evening until election, at
the democratic headquarters, the meeting adj
iourned.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-A delegation of 15O
gentlemen left here this evening to attend the
soldiers convention at Pittsburg among them
Gems. N. =. Chapman, A. Rutherford, j. II.
Baker, NJ. D. Leggett, and other prominent
persons.
Engineer Edwin Wells is ordered to New
London.
Steamer Omaha went into commission at
Philadelphia on the 10TH and as soon as she is
ready for sea will be ordered TO the South Pacific
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-The residence and out.
buildings Of Mr.. Hammond, at Melville, Long
Island, burned last evening Loss SIT 900; in
surance $4,000.
New YORK, Sept. ia fire this morning at
4S Mercer street destroyed property TO the
amount Of $4,000. Seymour & Co. and Har-
graves, matters, and IL. Moore, suffered most Sc
yerely.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 15.-The large
block corner Of Central and Chestnut streets,
Manchester, owned by John Sweeney, caught
fire carly this morning and is almost total
loss. The fire is supposed to have caught from
the breaking Of kerosene lamp. The block
contained seventeen tenements and the grocery
store of VIM. +. Sleeper Co.; insured for
$1,000, which will probably cover the loss of
Sleeper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
A l,rnn, nnd a.rccIcr nn,rIe q, pi,,shurg.

New YoRK, Sept. ia special from Pitts.
burg says that last night bloody fight occurred
between colored Grant club and white Gree
ley club, fighting OF the most desperate character
lasting not more than ten minutes but in that
time one hundred shots were fired. Six negroes
were shot, but how badly was not ascertaned
One white mau, named John Sevell, had his
skull fractured by stone and will die. The
blame OF the affair is generally laid to the ne
grOes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
CInins Agninst Annin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.--About 100 claims,
with proofs, have been filed before the commits
sion on claims of citizens of the United States
against Spain. 1t is said that by the first OF
October the commission will formally enter
upon the consideration Of cases. II is expected
that in few days DR.. Houard will file claim
for very large amount of money
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
General Political Intelligence
ARKANSAs.

ARkANSAB,
MEMPHIS, Sept 14,-The republicans of the
first Arkansas district have nominated Asa
Hodges for congress by reclamation.
CONNECTICUT.
NORWICH, Ct, Sept. 15.-An immense Grant
ana Wilson meeting here, last evening, was adj
dressed by Judge Settle OF North Carolina.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

aud again in some form for discussion, and we
must always be ready to defend il. He gave an
account of the action of the ladies in Provi-
dence, in holding fair for the purpose of aid
ing the Temple OF Honor, and of the good that
the organization has done, The speaker di-
yided the stages of alcoholic influence
into three classes, as follows: First, pleasurablc
excitement, during which people arc harmless;
second, mental bewilderment, which is the le-
suit of all the crimes that are committed; third,
the narcotic state, during which person is
also perfectly harmless, but in passing into and
out of this condition it Is necessary to pass
through the second stage, during which it is
dangerous. These three conditions were illus
tratcd with numerous anecdotes In closing
the spea' er considered that every one is in dan
ger while liquor is sold, whether he drinks it or
not, and wanted an effort made for its suppress
sion.
AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Saturday
afternoon thirteen of the thirty-one house lots
advertised by Chas. +. Ward, on Leicester
street, about one mile beyond Webster square,
were sold at public auction by +. w. Abbott
The land contains about thirteen acres, with a
large frontage on Leicester street, and two new
streets have been laid out, although not con-
structed, from the front to projected street in
the rear, giving each house lot frontage upon
a street fifty feet in width. All the land was
sold by the square foot. The first lot sold was
at the further corner of the piece, and contained
II $50 square feet. The opening bid was two
cents, which finally rose to three and seven
eighths cents, at which price it was struck Off to
Henry Wood The second contained the same
number of square feet, but, as it was corner
lot, it brought four and three-eighths cents,
Henry Wood being the purchaser. The third
lot fronts on one of the new streets, and con-
taius $4,000 square feet, and was bought by
Frank Jcrraman at two cents. The next five
also frontcd upon the new street, and
cath contained 5000 square feet. The first was
bought by A. p. Rice at one cent, the second by
Frank Paradise at one and three cighths cents,
cent, the fourth by Frank Paradise at seven
eighths Of a cent, and the fifth by L. j. Worces-
ter at three-tOurths of a cent. The next lot sold
fronted on Leicester street and contained 1926
feet, and was bought by Daniel Moran at two
and .seven-eighths cents. The same party also
bought the lot in the rear, $4,000 feet, at one
cent. The two next lots were bought by A. P,
Rice at onehalf a cent a foot. The last lot was
on Leicester sereet, and was bought by John
Kneelan at two and half cents. The bidding
was quite spirited all through the sale, and con-
sidering the distance from the city, the land
brought very good prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

TEMPERANoE.-The first of the contemplated
series of temperance meetings was held in the
Mission chapel last evening. The attendance
was small, the friends of the cause being I'M
doubleday kept at home by the incemency Of
the weather Rev. II. b. Conant of Providence
was the speaker. He considered the temperance
question as one that would not be settled; dis.
pose of 1t as yoa will, and 1t will como up again
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

WORCESTER COUNTY MUSICAL AssOCIA-
TIoN.-Only four weeks now remain before the
fifteenth annual convention of the above associ-
alton will commence its sessions at Mechanics
hall in this city. The plans and arrangements
which are in the hands of an efficient commit,
tee, are nearly matured, and full announce
ment of their doings will soon be made to the
public, 1t has already been stated that Carl
Zerrahn and L. o. Emerson have been secured
as conductors, and in addition the committee
have engaged some oil the best solo artists in
the country, and are negotiating with others
whose services they hope to obtain. The fest-
val will begin on Monday, Oct IA, at 10 o'clock
Am and close on Friday night following with
the oratorio of Elijah.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

LONDON, Sept IA special dispatch from
Geneva says that at the close of proceedings in
the board Of arbitration, yesterday, Count Sclo-
pls read an address congratulatiug his colleagues
ON the good relations preserved between them
throughout the sessions of the board, and
thanking. them for the impartial support
they had given him in the discharge of
his duties, He also thanked the Swiss authori-
ties, federal and municipal, for Courtesies eX
tended to the court of arbitration and other
gentlemen connected with the court then eX-
changed iarewells and separated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

The ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR. - The
programme for the annual exhibition of the
Worcester agricultural society has been ar
ranged so as to include two more races than
were originally announced-a hurdle and a
double team race. The premium for the hurdle
race is S75, $50 to the first and S2j to the second
The purse for double teams is open to Worcester
county horses, and the money is divided the
same as in the hurdle race. The class for gem
tlemen's driving horses is to be kept open until
nine O'Clock this evening. Arrangements have
been made with the different railroads for half
fare from all towns in the county, which will
undoubtedly be appreciated by the people of the
different localities who wish to attend the fair.
The various committees have been at work dur.
ing the past week getting ready for the exhi-
btion, and by Wednesday night everything will
be in readiness for the reception of the different
articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Saturday morning
about half.past eleven, as a heavy freight train,
with number of loaded coal cars in the cen
tire, was passing the Park street crossing, on the
Norwich and Worcester track, the rails spread
and let the middle of the train down upon the
sleepers. The heavy weight at the rear of the
train pushed the cars along, and three of them
two long and one dump Car-were piled up in
confusion on the west side Of the track, blocking
up the street and scattering the coal in various
directions. One of the cans struck post that
supports the street sign and carried it along on
TO the common, where it became fast against a
tree, The three cars were badly damaged, but
fortunately no one was injured, although sew
eral, who were waiting for the train to pass,
narrowly escaped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
u,he ncn,h Mnrrnni.

WESTMINSTER, Pa, Sept. lathe governor
has signed the death warrant OF George Grant,
for the murder Of Mrs. Spence, in October last.
wednesday, the 18th Of October, is the day Of
expcution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
The Turf.

BosToN, Sept. 1.-The autumn meeting at
Mystic park terminated this afternoon, when
the race for horses in the 25 class was trotted.
The purse was $4,000, and five of the nine horses
entered commended for the honors and purse,
These were j. j. Bowen's Camors, W. II. Jarvis
Crown Prince, i. Hubbara's Nonesuch, Dan
Mace's Sleepy John and John S. Parks Daunt-
less. Camors was the fayorite, and won the
race without division of heats
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT.-WILLIAMs, j.
Saturday, Sept. 14.-Michael Couahln, for a
second offence of drunkenness, was sentenced
to the house of correction for two months.
Patrick Ti6any charged with second offence
of Drunkenness had his case continued until
October LIST.
Michael Daily, for diLturbing the peace, had
the consideration of his case continued until
Mondays session.
John A. Till, in default of funds to pay fine
Of SO and costs for drunkenness, was sent to
the house of correction.
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Saturday morning opened bright and pleasant,
and as the races, originally intended for Friday
afternoon, but unavoidably postponed on account
of the weather until the first fair day at two O'Clock
were to take place, the people began to gather
about twelve O'Clock, and before the appointed time
quite large crowd of spectators were present.
The first OF the attractions was the examination
of stations, for premium of $50, SIS to first, $40
to second and So to third; speed to be considered
but not to govern. NJ. Dollen, John Whitney, NJ
Ackert j. Rich and H. Spencer brought out their
horses as contestants. After considering the differ
ent qualities of the animals they were sent mile
at their best speed. Clifford who made such
creditable record at the different fairs in the county
last year, owned by NJ. Dollen of Worcester, took
the lead and won the heat and first premium.of SIS
easily. Gray Morrill,, entered by John Whitney
was second, and took the second premium of SO.
The first race of mile heats best three in five, was
for purse of $780, S25 to first, SIS to second and
$40 to third classed as a race for horses for light
and fast work. Six horses appeared for this race,
and 1t was not until six heats had been trotted that
the race decided All of the heats were closely
contested, and afforded great deal of amusement
| for the spectators Below is the
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whereof the present decision and award have
been made in duplicate aud signed by the arbi
traitors, who have given assent thereto, the
whole being in exact conformity with the pro
visions of the treaty of Washington, made and
concluded at the Hotel dc Vile, Geneva, Swift
zerland September IA, 1872,
(Signedj CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
SCLJPIS,
STAEMPFLI,
ITAJUBA.
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EsersonnI TcIerrnms.
AbbrovInted Disparchcs.

Sir Edward Thornton will leave Washington
early this week for the White mountains, to seek
relief from the effects of hay fever.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16
SUMMARY.

The last race was for purse of $500, open to all
horses Five appeared for this race, but only four
heats were necessary to decide who was the win
ner. In each of them Lady Hale took the lead and
held It to the end, although the summary gives
the third heat to Pet because Lady Hale was set
back to the fifth position for running The time
made by Lady Hale was announced as 2.46, but ms
the heat was not given to her it amounts to moth
ing and the judges failed to take the time made
by Pet the heat will go upon record as having been
won by Pet, time not taken. The following is the
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Base ball in New York Saturday: NTutuals Z
Athletics none.
A delegation of Indians, forty in number
reached here this morning. They came undel
the care Of the assistant secretary of the inte-
ror, Cowan.
From information Just received, it does NOT
appear probable that either Corbett or Mitchell
can be elected to the senatorship from OREGON
and therefore there is reason to believe that At
torney General Williams will be adopted as ,
compromise candidate by the republicans of thu
legislature of that state,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS
can and Foreign Patents procured Rejected Appli-
cations re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted: Obn-
ions given as to the validity and infringement Patents
Courts, by
THOS. EF. DODGE,
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of the
Board of Appeals, L. 5. Patent OhiGe) Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Gases. Onice-Dodgc's
Block, corner Park and Portland sts. Worcester Mass
MA dSwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

Base ball in Philadelphia Saturday Athlet-
les O. Bostong 4
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Mystic Park Fall Meeting, Saturday, Sept. a.
Purse $1,000, $1,000 to first, $500 to second $500 to
third and $500 TO fourth, for horses that never
five, In harness ~ -
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Six Horse Concor d Coaches

WESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
w West by all routes and iorall points Sonih IN
Mississippi River. at the lowest rates. Apply TO JONA
BARNARD, u. :. and Canada Express Once CrOmp
TONS Block Mechanic ST., where all information WI 30
chcerfally given. DIT
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Same day and track. Purse s2OO-open to all
horses: 800 to tirst so to secOnd $50 to third.
Mile heats, best three in five in harness.
N S Hale, Worcester, ms m Lady Hale Il !
Frank Swan, Worcester us b m Pet, .....4 2 l 2
L Sayles, Dayville, ct, us & + Allen q 3 A
q. + Chase Webster MS m Kate. NIB 9
} johnson, Barre, ms b C0untryman dis.
Time; PAS, 242 900 246.
The races were we'll conducted and the last heat
was trotted by half past four, thus bringing to a
successful conclusion the animal fair of the wor-
cester South Agricultural society.
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Vh dppicdtlou aI tle Conservatory
Il. ZUCHTdANN,
augzl d&wu Director.

1E75-I VtNFFVI UlrtptOr.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
~ SCHOOL.-rhe Fail Term will commence MON
DAY, Sept I'd, in the rooms formerly occupied Nv the
dread High and Grammar School, hSl Main ST.
This School will furnish thorough instruction for mn
pills of both sexes will in every respect first cas
special attention gwen to fitting boys Tor business
For particulars address the Principal SO Providence s
Worcester, Mass e. G. FOSTER, Principal
MRS. Z. q. FOSTER, Assistant
worcester, Aug. IL, 1917. DIT au2
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR NEW
"A BOOK,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05

Who would have thought, in
1860, that in 1872, South Carol
ina would give as large a Re
publican majority as Ohio, and
a larger majority than did Mas
Sachusetts, for Lincoln9 And
who then would have expect
ed that Alabama-the land OF
Yancey-would ever vote to
sustain emancipation and ne
gro Sufrage9 Verify, the world
moves. .gr .'i ... s.
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u Business Notice.

AND now comes U. T. Gun
ming, having removed from, the
old corner and fitted up the
room next door to Gilman,
Ward & Co.'s and asks for a
share of the'pdblic patronage.
His store-room is bright, clean
and cheerful, and his stock Of
drugs, paints, oils, perfumeries,
notions, fancy toilet goods, full
and fresh. He also keeps a
full stock OF school and other
books, stationery, chromos, al.
buns, and portm aniaes. he will
sell at thesvery lowest figures
that such goods can be afford
ed, and requests his friends and
the public eralHs to give
him a call at his new store.
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As the Express train on the
M. & @. road was, at full speed,
passing Warren Station, seven
miles west Of Athens, on Thurs,
day morning, a drunken pas
senger leaped from the plat
form of one oil the cars over the
trestle at that point, fifty feet
to terra f'ma. The train, as
soon as possible, was stopped
and backed TO the locality,
all aboard being in dire expect
fancy OF witnessing the man
gIed remains OF the desperate
apist; strange to say, howev-
tsH their unpleasant antlcipa
lions were agreeably relieved
on finding the rash adventurer
Sitting upright with sea ~cely a
corporal trace of his frightful
fall. His aerial episode had
sufficiently sobered him to give
his wiling assent to resume his
journey.-Athen8 Messenger.
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@. AALZ'S
%SNAsSssse %ssseI '.sS7EaMaE1AslE slcIllAH
ESlNsMsSseg9 HAIR

Every year increases the,populari-
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which is due to merit alone. We
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The scalp, by its use, becomes white
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will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
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and gives the hair splendid, glossy
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State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
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fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealersin Medicines.
''4u' Prioe Ono Dollar. 2 y
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HOllOway's Ointment.

Sore leg and all ulcers, erup-
tions, and injuries of tie flesh,
heal kindly and swiftly under
the operation Of the ointment,
and the pills by their gentle
apperient action, assist the
cure. Sold 7s Maiden Lane,
N. " Price rs cents per pot.
Ask tor new style; the old is
counterfeited.f 30, t.as -.