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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

New YORK, June 23.-The piano makers have
resolved to form strong association to resist
the demands of the strikers
The Brooklyn hack drivers, who are on strike
threaten to intercept all funerals going to Flat
bush and Cavalry cemeteries.
A morning paper says that since the begin
ming of the strike, eight weeks ago, 90, 900 men
of the different trades have been on strike; of
| these 10000 are working eight hours, $4,000 are
on a strike, and 10000 have resumed on the ten
hour system.
The BARRIERS of 100 shops struck this morning
for reduced hours of labor from z A. NJ, to
P. NJ, with an hour for dinner; 1900 shops
aceeded to the demands of the men Immediately,
and the other shops still no d out. The strikers
are receiving pecuniary assistance from the eight
hour league.
The strike of piano-makers is ended all the
men having resumed work at ten hours Those
employed by Weber and Steinway got an ad-
vance in wages of ten per cent.
the ca6inet-makers continue their meetings,
and still predict success for their strike in few
days. They have received word from New Ha-
ven that tie cabinet-makers and various other
trades of that city had formed an eight-hour
league, which will contribute money for the
support of the strikers here. When the move
ment is successful here, the men will strike in
New Haven and receive aid in turn.
large number of metal-wOrkerS were in SEES.
sion to-day, and listened to letters from Buffalo,
SuSquehanna, and different points along the
line of the Erie railway, also from Boston and
other cities, all OF which gave encouraging ac-
counts. The wOrkingmen are said to be making
preparations in those places to commence a
strike.
The Singer sewing machine men to-day unan-
imously resolved to hold out indefinitely. They
are connected with the metal-workers' union,
and assert that they are abundantly supplied
with funds
The wire manufacturers have resolved to dis
charge those of their workmen who do not re-
sumo work to-day on the ten-hour system
The employers central executive committee
held meeting this morning. 1t waslvOted to
maintain the present attitude of the committee,
and to establish an organization among work
lngmcn to counteract the influence of the trades
unions.
Only a few officers of the eight-hour league
represented that organization at Teutonia hall
TO day, but these spoke confidently OF the success
OF the eight-h0ur movement.
The strike Of blacksmiths and wheelwrights is
over for the present. without obtaining either
eight hours or an increase of wages.
BUFFALO, June 24.-Evidence is becoming
stronger daily that strike is imminent among
the different trades organizations. Tho presi-
dent of the International society, with several
representatives of strikers in New York and
Jersey City, are here. Two lodges of machn-
ISIS mold private meetings tonight, and a pub
nc demonstration at the opera house is talked
OF Tor tomorrow.
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Foreign News,


ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 24-NOOn.-The Prince of
Wales is now passing through London en- route
for Bethnal Green, where he is TO open the ruu-
scum this afternoon. Crowds of persons, almost
equal TO those which assembled to witness the
royal thanksgiving procession last February,
throng the streets, aud enthusiastically cheer
his royal highness as he passes.
Rear Admiral Alden, commanding the Amer
lean feet in European waters, paid visit to the
mayor of Southampton to-day.
A heavy storm, accompanied by heavy thun-
der and remarkably vivid lightning. was expert
enced in London and various other portions of
England this afternoon. A cotton mill at Boil
ton, near Manchester, was struck by lightning
and some operatives were summed. The Lord
Nelson" tavern at Dover was also struck, and
taking fire, was burned Many of the inmates
were injured.
SPAIN.
MADRID, juno 23.-The journals of this city
to-day deny the assertion that the government
of Spain have requested the recall of United
States Minister Sickles.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 24.-No appointment of a success
sor to Larcy in the ministry of public works has
yet been made The minister of commerce will
also act as minister Of public works until the
vacancy is filled.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, June PA Mr.. Siebert, resident of
New York, has presented Emperor William
with several tame stays. His majesty, on ac-
cepting the gift took occasion to thank the
Germans in America for their patriotism.
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Abbrcvinted Dispnlches.


Mrs. Welsh of Philadelphia, shot by her son
George Saturday afternoon, died yesterday after
noon.
The coroner's jury in the case of the late
railroad accident on the Crank Trunk railroad,
find that 1t was purely accidental; that the
track was in good condition, and that the en-
gneer was a sober, efficient and careful officer,
and died at his post.
Notwithstanding the drizzlng rain, there was
an immense military, civic and masonic process
sion in Buffalo yesterday afternoon, to the site
of the new and county buildings, where the cor
ner stone was laid.
The United States treasury will commence to
prepay July interest on Wednesday consider
able portion of which is due in Europe
A Belleville, Ontario, dispatch reports thirty
deaths so far from the Grand Trunk railroad ac-
cident.
This is commencement week at Cornell uni
versity. The result of the examination yester
day of candidates for admission indicates that
there will be larger entering class the present
than any preceding year.
i. L. W. Jones, who swindled a Pittsburg
widow out of a large sum by representing him.
self to be an Episcopalian clergyman of large
wealth, was yesterday sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the work-house.
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Fires.

New YORK, June 24.-The works of the Lodi
poudrette company, on the Hackensack river,
were burned last evening. The value of the
property destroyed is estimated at ,0O0 The
fire is believed to be the work of an incendiary.
RALEIGH, N. c., June PA fire at Green's
boro last night destroyed Porter's drug store,
the court house, CaldwelPS bank, the Southern
hotel, Mendon hall, Staples office, and other
buildings Loss 600. The only insurance
was $500 on Porter's drug store. The court
house was the finest in the state, and worth
$50, 600.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 24,-The Monroe
manufacturing company's building and con-
tents, at Monroe, Wis, was burned last night
Loss S25,000; insurance $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a. -LittlewOod and
Lancaster's dye works, near the falls of the
Schuylkill were partially burned this evening.
Loss $4,000; insured for SIS, 900.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wOROEsTER DAILY sPN
Washington.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
WASHINGTON, June 24-Felx R. Brunot,
chairman, and Thomas K. Cree, secretary of the
board of Indian commissioners, leave to-day for
an extended tour among the Indians of Monta
ma, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. The
object of the meeting is to avert the threatened
hostility of the wild Sioux, on, the Northern
Missouri river, as the Northern Pacific railroad
approaches their reservation, the purchase of
portion of the Ute reservation in Colorado and
to effect au exchange of the southern part of
the Eastern Shashone and Bannock reservation
Indians in Wyoming, for land north of it and
general examination into Indian affairs.
To-day Gen. Howard, Capt. Wilkinson of his
staff, and Dr. Burdell, superintendent of Indian
affairs in Arizona, made an informal call on
Gen. Walker, commissioner of Indian affairs,
with the delegation of Indians representing sew
eral tribes in Arizona, who want to have con-
frmed treaty of peace recent made at Camp
Grant.
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Political.

New YORK, June pa New Orleans special
says that at the regular republican convention
on Saturday night George T. Boyee was renom.
mated for secretary of state, and James Lewis
lcooredl was nominated for congressman at
large. The convention will finish It's work on
Monday.
BosToN, June 24,-The democratic conven-
ton of the fifth Massachusetts district to-day
elected Z. NJ. Sklllings of Winchester, and Il.
A. ingalls, of Lynn, delegates to Baltimore,
CINCINNATI, o., June 24--There has been no
public declaration yet from Mr. Groesbeck with
reference to the recent nomination at New York
and there probably will not be until after Judge
Stallo's return, which will not occur until We'd
nesday Groesbecks friends have no idea that
he will allow himself to be used in any way to
embarrass the Baltimore convention.
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The dead lock in the
legislature on the subject of redistrictiug the
state was broken by adjournment, following the
adoption of request to the government to re-
convene. The proclamation was at once issued,
the legislature reaSsembled in two hours
and the senate readopted the bill passed last
Saturday dividing the state into thirteen con-
gressional districts, which was earnestly dis
cussed by the house most of the afternoon. The
bill gives St. Louis county three congressman.
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Personal kilograms.

Thomas D. Burial, one of the first trustees
of the present Hobart college, died yesterday at
Geneva, N. Y, aged eghty-six.
Major Sidney S. Lyon, formerly state geolo-
sist of Kentucky, and one of the most eminent
men in his profession, died of paralysis, at bis
residence in Jacksonville, Indiana, yesterday
afternoon.
Gen. VIM. T. Sherman has arrived in Geneva,
and Lieut.. Frederick ID. Grant and Miss Nellie
Grant are expected within day or two.
DR.. G. A. Sturges of Michigan, principal ex-
aminer of navigation and fire arms in the pa
tent office, died yesterday.
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The Weather,

WAsHINGToN June PA O'Clock p. M.-Prob-
abilities: Clear and partially cloudy weather
and light TO fresh easierly to Southerly winds
will continue on Tuesday north and west Of the
Ohio valley; clear and clearing over Kentucky,
Tennessee and the gulf states, with light to
fresh winds; cloudy weather, areas of rain, and
light to fresh southerly to westerly winds, for the
South Atlantic states and very probably Tor the
New England and middle states.
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mcXicO.

MATAMoRAs, June PA courier from Sal
tilo, on the 18th. reports the arrival of Gen.
Rocha with 5000 government troops from Sin.
aloa, which raises the force there 10 5000. Rocha
will at once march against Monterey, and
Cavallos with 5000 men at Carmargo will CO.
operate with him. The revolutionists have but
1000 men. A decisive conflict is imminent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25
SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights, embracing OF 100 acres,
beautifully situated the town of Falmouth, upon bluff
overlooking the the summit of which elegant
Observatory has been erected the accommodation of
visitors Directly opposite and in plain view Vine
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Martha's
Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks,
Avenues and Building Lots which latter being sold
with rapdity that proves this to be the most desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England cast.
The cool breezes from tho ocean which fan these
Heights render the OF here comfort
and lie light The facilities for Fishing, Boating, Bathing
and Driving unsurpassed. commodious Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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Four Roys Drowned.

ALBANY, June 23.-Thomas Quinlan, aged
seven, Charles Walter, aged eight, Thomas and
James Keeaham, aged twelve and thirteen, were
drowned in the river, this afternoon, while bath
ing The bodies have been recovered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

BALTIMORE, June 23.-C hristiana Thorp, aged
%, while on train from Druid Hin Park, this
evening. had her clothing ignited by a spark
to crisp.
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Three v,ea.. Of a Druggi.r. BIunder.

ST. LOUIS, June IA young man named
Moore died at Wheatland, Mo, on Wednesday,
it is alleged from a compound given by county
physician TO cure ague, composed OF Peruvian
bark logwood and whiskey. Drs. Reddeld and
Barnes, who were summoned by Mrs. Moore TO
attend her son, swallowed some of the mixture
TO allay her suspicion of poison, and both barely
reached home when they died. 1t is not yet
known whether the Doctor who prepared the
medicine or the druggist from whom he pur-
chased the ingredients made the blunder
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25
raunI Boiler ExpIosion n, New London.

hidh SPAoHAuh W."
NEW LONDON, Ct, June 24-The steam
lighter Wallace, engaged in laying the founda-
ton for a lighthouse on Race rock, while
steaming out of the harbor this morning, ex-
ploded her boiler, SCATTERING the entire vessel.
The boat sank almost Immediately. There
were twelve on board at the time. Capt. Scott
jumped overheard and escaped. Daniel Allison
of Manahawkin, New Jersey, was killed; Law
renee Black, deck hand, killed; VIM. Whitley,
engineer, of Jersey City, died of injuries; Jos.
Watrous, steward, of Sandy Hill, Md, fatally
scalded j. w. Crammer, of Manahawkin, N.
j., thigh fractured and scalded, seriously in
jurcd; Napoleon Crammer, of Manahawkin,
N. j., scalded and bruised; Geo. Brickley, Jer-
sey City, ankle dislocated and spine injured;
Henry Pasco, of New York, slightly hurt, The
rest escaped. Low water is supposed TO have
been the cause of the explosion. The engineer
said he had but sixty pounds of steam on the
boiler when it exploded, The certificate per-
mitted seventy-fve pounds. The boiler was
new and built by P. & R. Gray, New York, and
inspected six weeks ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

MEMPHIS, June Ex-Governor Brown has
refused to pardon Dan Smith, the colored con-
victed murderer of Merrweather last winter,
and he will be hanged Friday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

Kelley and Andrew Mclaughlin paid fines of
SO and costs for drunkenness.
Alexander Boyle and William Miles were sent
to the house of correction in default of funds to
pay fines of So and costs each for drunkenness.
STATEMENT OF CITY FINANCEs.-The fol-
lowing table is the auditors monthly statement
of the condition of the city finance on June r.,
1872, which exhibits the balances unexpended
in 1871, the appropriations for the present
financial year, the revenue and expenditures for
six months of the same, and the balance unex-
pended, as shown in the books in the auditors
office:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. - The primary
schools of the city will be examined to-day as
fOllows.
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WORCESTER DYE HOUSE,
no GROVE STREET.

Lace Curtains, Kid Gloves and Feathers Cleansed in
the neatest manner
Ladies' and Gentemen's Garments and Goods of every
description Ceansed, Dyed and Finished in the best
style New and Improved Apparatus, the best Materi
ais Experienced Practical WOrkmen with every facility
necessary to to patrons prompess and the very
best style OF work. at the lowest shortest no.
tce fully provided. Patronage respectfully solicited
myS diff E. W. ADAMS Il co.
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A SEASIDE RESORT.
FALMOUTH HEIGHTS!

Those contemplating vacation by the seaside will
find for their interest consider She attractions of
this ponular
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

At regular meeting of both branches of the
city government last evening the following
business was transacted:
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
-oD0D" NAEN~-
TO
HOUSEWIVES,
TROY BAKERY.
MY STOCK OF
CON FECTIONERIES

HH TGS and AIRED, AND KEEP
ihE FINER QUALITIES AS
WE'LL AS STICK CANDIES.
"'S'' rtgs h1,S"s de-, and all kinds of
Cdhss- Pound, Sponge, Lemon y
Tea, Scotch and Ginger.
AL kinds of Cakes and Pas;ri.s ,,,
Gra.', 9's, ,,.. Al orders should be given a, at
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

three feet and get her breakfast, bu,
whom she came back she was entirely un.
able to get up to her kittens-and whn,
Dc you think she did? (My friend hap
psned to be there at the ,ime and saw
this done She lay down at the horses
feet, and mewed aud looked up several
Slme', till at last Pony, seeming to un-
dsrstapd her wants, reached down, took
tho cat 10 his teeth, and tossed her up
on the scaFold to her kittens, who. |
doubt not. were glad enough to see her.
This, Mr.. &. told me, he saw repeated
morning after morning Kit would roll
Oh 'e'o the manger, 60 and get her
breakfast, como back, and be tossed up
% her family by the kind horse, who
must have understood cat language, and
'een willing to listen to it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
HUMANE HORSE.

A correspondent of the Christian
Onion tells the following, which shows
that the horse is humane as we'll as intel
'igent Some men might well 20 to 4.
horse of the kind described, and learn
from him hcw to be generous:
A friend of mine told me a story .
little while ago which interested me 10
much that | want to tell it to all my little
friends. This gentleman owned a fine
horse, which was very fond of him and
would come from tho pasture at the
sound ST his voice, and follow him about
like dog Well, at one time the horse
became lame and was obliged to stay in
bis stable and not be used for manv
weeks, and 1t was during this time that
Dir. Z. became interested to see how
much the horse knew and COW kind bis
sympathies were. An old cat had made
her nest upon the scaffold just above tn.
horses mangsr, and had laid th.r. her
little family Of five kittens, to bring them
up under good tuition, suppose. She
and the horse got on nicely for some
days. Sho jumped down into his man
ger and went off for food, aud then CANA
back and leaped up to her kittens again
But one morning sho rolled off into tn.
manscr' with her foot bleeding, and
badly hurt, 90 that she could sc,rcelv
crawl but the managed to limp swuy ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

NoTlCE is hereby given that letter, Of admin.
~ istrau1n were granted to the under,i,nel
on the estate Of William, :. Cochran. deceased.
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, Mo on the 18th day of June, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to the admnistra,rix
iof allowance within one year from the date If
said letters, or they may be precluded from am
benefit Of said estate, and if no, exhibited within
Two years from the date Of said letters they W IN
be forever barred. ""'
julio MAY BELL COCHRON, AIm'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letter. tes
tamentary were granted to the undersigned
ov the Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county Mo, on the estate Of Nicholas FIeener.
deceased, on the 2sth day of March, 1872.
All FER ons having claims against said estate
ate required to exhibit them for allowance to the
EHecutors within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be preeluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
wv" years from the date of said letters, they will
be forever barred.
GEORGE J. FLEENER,
DAVID T. FLEENER, Exec'rs.
ANDREW j. DIXON. m.ye
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
AdlninistralOr,s A. NofIcc

y 80. .s is hereby given that letters of admin
-, a'on were granted to tho unders;cn.a a
on .ne estate Of James Porter, deceased hy ,h
Wo VI 'ne Probate Court of Lincoln countx u'
All nerson. In havy u"y OF April, 1872.
are requiredto exhibit them to ibe .din Sa,a estate
i"i allowance within one year from b,a'or tba ara =
honad ae'ess or they may be precluded from n .,
oGaeht ,. OF said estate and if mo-, arhihy nJ" any
~'n'h ,wo years from the date Of said ,.'ea in,
they will be forever barred. N"'' W. sa'u letters
'-A'' E'G. sITTON, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
llO Acres,

LOOK HERE, YE STOCK MEN! l4O
acres IN hne state Of cultivation, 100 acres in
grass balance ready for any kind of grain. nil
unier good fencing in fields, on the Troy and
u Auoutn road Part Of the Jonah Morris farm, Z
plenty OF stock water. buildings; also the un.
a'i1ed one NTH part Of 200 acres Of good tim
oerei land one mile west of the 40 acre tract.
which is also part Of the Jonah Morri. farm
!hese lands are within short distance Of the
q h X. are very valuable and in good
condition to yield an hundred fold Price q /, 00o
too cheap 70 talk about. tenn. EheraI
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
Lot in TrOy.

Lo, No. IS in Troy,
lots, dwelling with 4 rooms
COW lot, a young orchard
garden, in a desirable ia
street and command. a f
At low fgures and terms
Buy before the 81 I d K
thereby secure yOurse!. q b
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fty con.
There Is not remedial agent in this world tn,i
cures Fever and Aguc and other Malarous, Bii.
ious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other F,y,rs
aided by Railways Pills. SO quick as Rad
ways Ready Relief Fifty cents per bo'rle
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
A'dney and Bladder Complaints.
DIR. RADWAY,S
PERFECT PURGATIVF PIIIS

p,ree'y ,astsiess, eleg gan,ly coated with sweet
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cnro ., anu aI
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels KID.
neys, Bladder, Nervous Disease, Wo.Saahs
constipation, 20 Costivencss Indigestion. Dysnsn,
,hr pp,'.onsness, p Bilious Fever, Inaammstion Of
IpternsI |, w;.' ples' and all arrangements Of the
cure Purely Vegetable, eonts;n;ns Uo nr pos,v0
minerals or dsleterious drugs. NJ mercury
tho lew doses of railways PILLS will free
me me system from all the above namsJ d;.",dor, V
'fSS Pgan 40 cents per box, soLp ny DsUoolsrs.
letts, "n go haLsE AND TRUE" Send one
street, cor of Church street. Neu yOrt %s.t." Ir
nation worth thousands Will be sent YOU. '
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