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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-08
A Book for Every Man.

Book for Every Man.
The SCIENCE OF LIFE, or sALF-PRRsRRvATfoN E" A
meuca treatise on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted
fll9lty Premature Decline IN Man, Nervous and Ply
sicai Deblny hyp0chondria, lmpstency Spemator-
rh@a or Seminal Weakness and all ether diseases arts
ing from the errors Of youth the indscretons or
cesses Of mature years. This s indeed book for every
man thousands have been taught by this work the
true way TO health and happiness Ii is the cheapest
Ahd pest medical work ever published and the ony
on TINS class OF Ills worth reading l90th edition. revised
much enlarged Illustrated bound in beautiful French
cloth Price ST. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of
price. Address PRABoDY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4
Bunnch ST., Boston, Mass, or Dr. W. IL, BARKRG, As
sstant Physician. n, B-The author may be eonsulted
experience. deeplyr IND
John ;. Clark As s0n, Commission Merchants.
and dealers IN Flour and Grain, Land Plaster Lime,
Ealcned Plaster CIR. Bone, Cement Salt euano, Super
Phosphate Of Lime and western Produce Mes. 231 and
dti JOIN s. CLARK SON
MARRIED
In Webster, Aug ], by Rev Mr. Osterhout Edmund
Converse and Lizzie Stone. both OF Worcester.
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DIED
In this city, Aug Jared Curtis aged 81 yrs mos "a
days.
Funeral from his late residence "A Canterbury ST. to-
morrpw (Frlday) at N. Relatives and friends are
invited.
this city, Aug T. Edward Smell aged Ga vrs 10 nos
funeral on Friday at II O'Clock, at his late residence
lVJ Park ST. Relatives aud friends arc invited to attend
In this city. Aug 8, Willie II G, son of VIM " AMI
Emma M B0utee, aged mos II days.
Funeral 'Ihursday, Aug 18th, Of O'Clock, nj No IA
Maple st. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
In North BrOOkned. July 90 Charlie Warren nnlv
child Of Charles and Ruth Bryant, aged W mos,
Sleep, darling, and take thy rest;
little lamb on Jesus breast.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YoRk. Aug. T.-Cotten opened firm and closed
quiet and unchanged; sales l469 bales; middng mn
lands at 2lHc Flour 10 a 5c better and more
sales I4s00 bbs; state $3.50 a. 1885, Ohio So IS a 81
western $3.50 @ $40; southern 81 3O@l225 Wheat 2c
better; sales $1,000 bush No spring al sl IN n "a
No at Sl,56@l.6O; winter red western Si70 g ia
white Michigan 81 80 a Sl.9l Corn heavy and Closing
about lc lower; sales $4,000 bush steamer mixed vest
erh al bLbJc, sail do. at 65 % 63kc. Oats scarcely 40
nf1n sales $1,000 hush; Ohio Al a b0O western Az al
4ec Beei dull, Pork nominal; new Sl3 80 al 6i
Lard nfmer; steam ~ "a 94c Butter dull; state 10 GI
Csc Whiskey steady at 9S4c Rice firm at SEIGl ge,
sugar hrm; MuIcOvadO SA a 9AO; refining 81 "a SSc
Coffee steady; Rio l5L "a SAc. Molasses dull TuT.
pehtne qniet At 5Oh % 5lc; rosln firm at S365 as is
d9r strlled Petroleum qulet crude Il "a l2c; refined
lie; pulled 60 q exc Linseed oil at soc.
HCHICAGo, Aug. 7-fIOur steady; spring extra At On
o. wheat firm; No spring 81 45k cash or seller An
gust, si,l9S September; No spring SlS Corn steady
no mixed "a "a SIC cash August, 43A a Ec Sen
tember rejected 80 for high mixed canal 30 az
Oats active and higher; No % a 29Hc cash or Auqust
2BHc september. Rye quiet and weak; No 5Skc Bnr.
ley nominal. Whisky in fair demand and advanced 10
5Uac FORK is IN veryfa demand and higher at Sl4 25
cash or August Lard steady at SAc for winter and
O., y sSc Tor summer Bulk meats in good demand
Shoulders held at 81 % aKc; short middes ~ al 7Xc
Olui asked: short clear mdpes sold at g. Bacon dun
and nrm Freights firm! vessels scarce to Buffalo nom
lnaly ~ 20 sc. Recelpts-3090 bbls flour l0006Ibnsh
wea 100 OOO bush corn 1000 bush oats 1000 bush rye
Shpments-3OUO hbls flour 900 bush wheat 900 bush
corn, 2OOO bush oats 1000 bush rye 1900 bush barley
CINCINNATI. Aug. Fork nOminal city Sl351: re-
guar Sl3Z5 20 1879. Lard nominal at " a. she Rnlk
meats firm for shoulders of sides at INC for clear
fDi Y " Tor clear Bacon steady; shoulders at &c
cear rD sides buyers offer sac held at SIC clear sides
s1S Live hogs steady at $3.50 % $500. Whiskey arm
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 7-Cotton nominal at ls4nlskc.
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In the City OF Country,
No Family should be without box Of
SANDFORD'S COMPOUND HAMAMEIIS.

SRi WITCH HAERL OINTMENT.
This most perfect preparation of a highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and Is sold every
where al ~ cents and 81 90 Box. Its virtues in all
cases or Inflammation are celebrated, while its curative
properties are unequallsd in all cases of Burns Car
Duhcles, rheumatism, Scratches, Ringbone, Clafing
Scalds, Tumors, Sprains Calls SPAWN feons Bruises
Lumbag0, Boils Cuts, Sores Piles.
All Druggists sell H.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents Boston Mass
deOp&w yr mhl2
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worcester Gus Light Company.

COKE
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FEEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered 10 the
public in quantities to suit, ut tho following Reduced
One Chaldron of Sc bushels. ....,.........S5w
OnelIalf do, IL
bushel. ' " " P'i
Payments may be made and orders for Its delivery will
ne Issued only al the Office of the Company No. Bank
BLOCK, Tester st., up stairs. DIFF iaI
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United states ana Canadian

PATENTS OBTAINED
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
nererences, and other Patent Cases attended to by
JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
21l Main st. dtf ~ milo
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Banking House.
VIM. II. MORSE. ...............B BANKER
426 Aga Street corner Of Pleasant
Has opened oHcs for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
BUYS ard Sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds. Gold. and Coupons.
Executes orders VI New York mad Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable al aght, available ~ parts OF
Europe.
rs AGENT FOR BTROPBAg STEAMERS.
YEGOTIATBS BUSINESS PAPBR.
"a Business hoHrs as Banks Of the city
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER ESQ, Worcester
demption, Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET u Co., Bankers Boston
New York City.
WN BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardston. Mass
LEVI HAYWOOD, ESQ. Gardner Mass.
CHARLES HAYWOOD. Esq., President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
worcester, April 10, 1872. dam myl5
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Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE, SlI MAIN ST.
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day Of
each month";
Dividends made every January and July.
Bank open on Saturday evenings from to s. for the
receipt of deposits,
HARRISON BLISS, President.
H. WOODWARD. TrOasr dawtf iVle
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Peoples Savings Rank,
45@ MAIN ST. opposite THE CITY NALL
Deposits AVS. |. 1872. ,04O,sIO.0I
Number of Dep0sitors ....... s,OsI
The usual semi-Annual Dividend Mt the rate of Six
the principal il not Withdrawn ~ "
deposits are put upon interest the first day Of tile
N addition 10 he usual Bdnkiag Hours the Bank IL
opea zee hours o. Saturday eesan5s for ne cOapeaiece
to 4. "''' '"i anu
JOHN c. MASON, President
1v,....... q. M. BENT, Treasurer
""lcehtet' Aug 2, 1879. d&wn
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An Awful Lonesome Man in California.
From the Patterson Guardian.


In the shanty which, in California;
early days did duty as office for the bank
ing. postal and express business OF
Wells, Fargo e. Co., in Marysville, there
sat, one Saturday evening, misanthropic
and detected looking individual, whose
long and unkempt hair and beard, cow
hide boots and rough dress bespoke the
miner. For over an hour he sat there the
picture of despair, with not word OF 4
look for any one present Miners came,
left their dust" took their coin in return
and exchanged greeting with all present,
save the one moroso man whose apathy
nothing, ii seemed, could disturb. Fl
nally there entered a young miner with a
beaming face, who, after completing his
business at the counter, turned 10 the
agent in charge and remarked that on the
previous Saturday he had some dealings
with the bank, and thought that some
mistake had been made in his account.
Guess not" said the agent Cur
cash was all right, and reckon we keep
our books pretty straight"
But upon the request Of the miner that
the account should be examined, the ac-
count was looked at, and it was found
that through clerical error the miner
had been paid Just $50 too much,
That's Just what make it, said the
latter, land here's your money" With
this he threw down the gold, and re-
ceived the thanks Of the agent.
While this conversation was in pro
gress, the misanthropic miner had pre-
served his look of utter Indifference but,
when he saw the money actually returned,
his face frightened up, he rose slowly,
walked toward the honest miner with
slow and solemn step, and said
Young man, don't you feel awful
lonesome in this country ?"
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SHIP NEWS.
H4essT ssF ST.

ARRIVED.
nee ~, Sch Witch OF the Wave, Pendleton Bos.
ton,
q. Banner, Mathews, do Empire Ferguson, do
q. Abby Gale, Ryan, do.
"A. Gen. Mead, Patterson, do.
SAILED.
Dec ~. Schs Hero, Foss Boston.
"A. NJ Bonney. Burgess, Caryer's Harbor.
Sch Solomon Frances of Salem, Mass, Capt Bck-
ford from Calais Tor Boston, with lumber, went
ashore on Ry" Reach Friday morning aud total
~ wrecked. The cook Jahez Myrick of Winter
Harbor. Me- was drowned. His body recovered.
The storm was very heavy from the southeast and
the snow til ck
In Damariscotta q Merry Esq, has vessel of
400 tons the stocks. Capt Lawrence is cutting n
white oak frame for a barIue OF about 600 tons Mr.
Chase is getting out timber for vessel $50 tons
Amari III Curtis is getting i'll timber for three
nasted schooner Of 300 tons; association of mer
chants and mechanics are engaged cutting white
OAK frame in Maryland for a ship.
Br brig Kate Archibald, from Maitland s. for
Portland with plaster, seized by the u Cutter
J c Dobbin in Fox Island Thoroughfare 10th, for
being without a manifest, and was taken to Castine
to await orders.
The new ship Caroudelett, launched at Damaris-
Gotta 18th inst, is owned by Hon A bner Stetson,
JAS Stetson, Capt Jos Stetson, (whO is to command
herr and others of Damariscota She will soon sail
Tor New Orleans to lead for Europe,
Sch Harvest, Capt Miller of Rockand, went
ashore Sunday morning on Cushing's Island during
snow squat, bilged and filled with water The
Capt and crew were saved.
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The Poiygamy Problem. Rumored Ener-
getic Action of the Government.
Washington Dec. 2o) Special Despatch to the New
ork Herald.


York Herald.
Ii the forecast of the political prophets
be not all astray, the Utah social and
political situation will next loom up as
the great problem to be solved by the Ad-
ministration. The servants OF the ancient
seer and reyelator Brigham Young are
already here in strong force. bat with de
creasing confidence. Hooper, ami Cannon
the Mormon delegate, without his Jour
wives, and Territorial Attorney Snow,
are here zealously striving 10 mould Con
gressional opinion to resist the coming
storm. The President has on several oc-
casions recently expressed in the most
earnest manner his determination to put
an end TO the lawless proceedings OF the
polygamous saints in Utah, and to do
away with their "peculiar institutions"
He has said that if necessary he viii
place Phil Sheridan al Salt Lake with 49,
600 troops, and will enforce the laws
without war. Leading Senators and Con
greSsmen are ready to pass the necessary
laws, which will be presented after the
holidays; and acts. repres9ing polvgamy
in the future. while protecting the untor-
lunate women and children-viclms OF
the Mormon creed-and regulating the
elections, will be passed at IN early day
The shilly-shally policy, as the President
calls it, will give way to one Of energetic
action and Brigham Young, it is expect
ed, will speedily place himself and MS toI-
lowers i'll sympathy with American insti-
buttons. Cannon is said to have mp all
hopes Of obtaining his seat IN the next
Congress. He finds opposition too strong
to polygamy and to him as possessing
four wives. Rumors of an impending
change among high officials in Utah are
current. The President will retain the
judiciary, especially Judge Mckeen. All
suspected OF want OF vigor in aiding to
peacefully remove the last twin relic of
barbarism'' VIII be set aside. This is the
programme Of the Administration.
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Mr. Sewal Gilmore was taken with serious
bleeding At the nose, on saturday last, which
The doeler, could not stop Tor nearly twenty
four hours. lie is now considered out of dam
GEL
Another fox has been slain, this time a wild
one.
Mr. John Midget Ia, valuable five wears
o.J coli, OF the Buchanan breed, that trots a
alr in 3.4a A., and ha> been offered Sl500 Tor
am. Mr. william Warren has two valuable
,~ b the same breed. which trot IN 2.49 -.
lr ritizeo> OF Stockton are very mGrn inter-
.~f m tho Credit Mobilier investigations We
iope oar correspondent doesn't mean that any
n he stock has been applied to influence citi-
ZEN, Of Stockton That will hardly be cred
fteT
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Congress.

- NJ. Lnu.t1 IV1anu.,I.I- H. fllL =, KIM ,,-..
..',-'t nan, tb. Tnn,miita. ,,, p,l,Ii. I'D
M IN, ,.,f tf l,ati,.r. ~, th. Gharlne i,,njs
,3,ti' ,,n,an,lmen,s Mr. Stevens al KantnnI',
,,,,i.i " o',I,,, ~, C,r'.ett t1a,is No..
1i.L.r. GaIaeroT 2r6urman sumner R,varI
'' : l iI'f ~
up. ~ I,cootar 'nnto na'un,%ne 10
'l'J a., hi,, foio,,' f wv t o
,'' ,.N IN" ,' fanny ,'.n]nt3n. 1rara
,oi am HI San,t. .,,iinnrnn, La the
~" ma |,''.,i,,, a. ill.,,
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DIED.

(O5uuagg notices, 1eyon@ the Dcte, Name ana ags
must be potd for.)
IN Appleton, Dec. Ii, Mr. oliver 7. Burgess, aged
II years. Served in tn late volunteer il
Co. B. 10Th Regt. OF Maine.
In Rockland Dec. 18th, David + Conant, aged =
years, months and 10 days,
In Waldoboro, Dec. 18th Franklin Tar r, aged 20
Years and months. Dec, 18th, Catharine Prock
aged "a years.
In Jefferson, Dec 9th, John Bradford, late OF
Friendship, aged &C years, months.
In Montville, Dec eth, John B. Clough aged g
years, months.
IN D.nariscotta, Dec. 18TH, Capt. Daniel Keene
aged y.
In Ellsworth, Dee. 18th, Henrietta, wife of Capt.
Lewis d. Remick, aged r. years. Dec. 18th, Mrs.
Eliza Micombcr, aged % Yeas ald months. Dec.
12th. Oscar Doyle, aged months,
In Surry, Dec. 18th. Miss Georg.ana Flood, aged 81
years.
In AIT Desert oct sst Mrs. Eleanor W Rich,
ardsOn, wife OF the late N. Il. Richardson Esq.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-12-26

MARINE DISASTER AND BRAVE ACT or
REsCuINU PARTY. During the violent
gale and snow storm OF the 9Th inst the
schooner Francis +, Cummings, Capt.
New ha, Of and from Calais, Ireighted
with lumber for Boston, struck on Tie
Flat Ground, some distance north OF Sal
wages. about j o'clock in the afternoon
She soon got of, but was found filling
with water, and accordingly had to make
ior the nearest land. which was Pigeon
Cove, where She was compelled to anchor
to keep of the rocks, as the gale was by
this time very severe. She dropped her
anchor a few hundred feet off the break
water :nd made torchlight signals OF dis
uess. The alarm spread rapidly and
large crowd collected on the shore. Five
brave men offered to go to the rescue, and
in the absence of any life-boat dared the
terrific storm in q common dory. Their
names are a record OF honor: Albert
Story, George Saunders, Jr., Alonzo
Pierce, George Pierce and Carey Surratl
These five brave men battled with the
waves and broke their oars in the contest,
but they triumphed, and making two
trips, they rescued at the peril of their
own lives the four men from the wreck
Dunng the night the schooner capsZed,
parted her cable, and drifting along the
shore, stranded on the rocks of the Gran
lie Company's breakwater, her loose lum-
Der frngng the shore for q long distance.
On Saturday the wreck was sold at auction
for 500 to Mr.. John b. Parsons Much
Kindness was shown 10y the citizens of
Pigeon Cove in feeding and clothing the
shipwrecked men and in raising sum of
money 10 start them on their journey
homeward. Boston Herald
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MARRIED.

In Concord, n. H., Dec. 10, Mr.. BY. on Atwood
formerly of Wnterport Me- and Miss jennie
Hurd, both of Concord.
In Waldoboro, Dec. b Mr. P. A. Ames of Jetfer
son, and Miss Ella Davis Of Webster,
In Rockland, Dec. ifth Mr. Marlin U. Singh ans
Miss \ gues f. Rowe, both of Roc kland. Dec 18th
Mt Pearl ii. Spear Of ThOmaston, and Miss Mary
A. Merseryey OF So Thomaston
IN Liberty Nov, 2lst, Mr. E'bridge c, Norton OF
South IhomAston and Miss y, +. knowltcn OF Lib
erty.
In Lincolnvllr 18th inst. Mr. James Z. Wither
spoon OF Ninalhaven and Miss Eta G Young OF l.
In Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, Mr.. Parker G. " God ant
Miss Miss Eliza j George.
In Surry, June 10Th Mr.. Robert I. Carlisle and
Miss Susie f. Davis. Dec. sth Mr.. Garvenus IL
GrndIe and Mis-, Adelaide v Carlisle, all OF Surry
IN fremont. Pee. LIST, Nj. Daniel r Thursto, and
Miss attic Nj. Colt both OF fremont.
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Pills, Poticns and Punuenc,es.

Hear ye the mighty Centaurs tread
See the long line of myriad dead
With hoof of horse and human head
Rise up and speak!
- Twas proud olympus gave Us birth
For thousand years we roaned the earth
Eat perfumed flowers Of the century plant,
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth.
Slew man and beast to play our yart,
Then restored to life by tll Gesfaur's art
Chased wild mares on the hN of Mars.
Lived on the earth, ana slept among tne stars"
On other mission jay we're sent,
To bless mankind WIFI fan e1apllient,
OF which the world neSSar hath elream,,
Even our CENrAUA EMINENT
1t banishes pains al all such things,
Cures burnsand solids, and poisonous Stings-
Rheumatic Ssrors eares away,
Limbers stiff. ip,Atstn single day
Poor cXpples IL APeir hoO'ling way
Fear MT d,tNbt horse, thy friend now speaks
Who'll HAi ySlk wounds, and make you leap
Ten bafs.Ne3 of oats to bolt
And fisk about like wonder colt
Yellow wrapper is the thing for hrutes.
White wrapper alone the family suits.
J. f. Ludewig, of lToboken, N. j., says ::
" The Centaur Liniment has cured me OF rheu-
maIism, after intense suffering for five years"
81 tried many remedies for my sprained ANGLE
without relief The second bottle of Centaur
Liniment cured it perfectly. CHAS. HILL, GIG
Pine St., Phia."
Fl. Marsh, Esq, Supt. of Adams Express
Stables, New York, says: "A Il owners of
horses should know the Centaur Liniment. We
find it the hest thing ever used in our stables"
This testimony could be repeated for month.
If you want to avoid suffering, just try the Cen
taur Imminent. Sold by all Druggists. 9w25
J. B. ROSE & CO., SO Broadway, N. Y.
Simpkins, having welded and settled down,
accumulated Il slight scar over his eyebrow, the
cause of which it is Unnecessary to state, but an
inquisitive acquaintance asked him whether it
was chicken'poX. Worse than that" replied
Simpkins. Its mark Of the henpeck.'
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A New Phas of the Credit Mobiier Bust
ness.

New YORK, Dec. q The Herald says
that number of the present Boston stock
holders OF the Union Pacific Railroad have
written Ia Horace +. Clarke. now Presi-
dent OF the road, asking him to commence
a sui for the recovery OF SlS, 900 000 said
to have been taken by, and divided among
those engaged in the Credit Mobiler
transaction. The Herald says that the
suit will compel the full development OF
AL the facts, tor Oakes Ames with his for
tame at stake will not be be willing to
stand in the capacity Of II trustee before
the parties whose interests he represents,
and hope that the suit will not be com
promised that the whole secret history of
the Credit Mobiier may be brought to
light for the good of tlR country. The
Herald reporter says that Clarke admits
being asked by stockholders to commence
a suit, and the Directors at their meeting
next week may take action in the matter
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Severe Snow Storms.

BANGOR, Me, Dec. p The most severe
snow storm of the season occurred here
to-day, between an early hour this morn
ing and p. NJ. accompanied by a gale
OF wind which piled it in huge drifts
nearly impossible in many places. The
Pullman train. due at A NJ. did not al
rive until 2 80 F. NJ The thermometer
at 10 F. M. stand, at tour degrees below
zero.
AUGUSTA, Me, DEC. %. A heavy snow
storm, accompanied by a fulious wind,
set in early in the morning and continued
until about noon. About ten inches of
snow fell and has drilted badly Trains
from the east tomorrow will probably be
late, The Pullman train going east this
morning was delayed about an hour by Il
slight fire in the mail car, which destroyed
several bags of unimportant mail matter.
LOWELL, MASS, DEC. % Between
one and two inches of snow fell last night,
and to-day there has been cold northerly
wind. Thermometer 6 deg. above, this
evening.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2l The weather
all over the Northwest is the most severe
known for years The mercury at Fort
Garry, Manitoba. is AZ degrees below
zero at St. Paul and Minneapolis 30 de
grees; Milwaukee, in the middle of the
day, 20 degrees below zero. Passenger
trains on the Milwaukee, and St. Paul
Railroad are working through slowly. A
number of persons have had their ears
and feet frozen, but no serious cases are
reported.
TOLEDO, DEC. p. A locomotive be
came disabled between Goshen and War
saw, Indiana, on the Cincinnati Wabash
and Michigan Railroad, last night, and
the engineer and fireman, in attempting
10 reach a residence u mile distant We're
frozen to death.
CINCINNATI, DEC. % The weather
here is extremely cold. The mercury is
e degrees below zero. 1t is thought that
the river will be frozen over by midnight
If the cold continues,
TOLEDO, o., DEc. p. The weather
yesterday and to-day was the coolest in
several years, the thermometer standing
Is degrees below zero this morning.
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ID. L. Stevens, contractor for the construction
of Woburn Water Works, met with painful
if not fatal accident at Horn pond by having one
of his arms drawn into the gearing of the ma
chnery employed in pumping. The arm was
so badly crushed rs to render amputation
necessary and his law was broken, aud neck
badly iacerated. He formerly resided in Port
land, and is a brother of W. +. Stevens. who is
editorially connected with the Boston Journal.
He was removed TO the Hospital, and has since
died
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-12-26

In Bret Harte's lecture are given a good
many illustrations of the California humor
OF '49, but none more striking than one
relative to the trial OF a hOrse-thief. The
jury had occupied for an unpleasantly
long time room adjoining the one in
which the trial had taken place, whom the
Judge, becoming impatient, opened the
door and remarked, Take your time,
gentlemen; but remember that we want
this room TO lay out the corpse"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-12-26

A sad tableau but not an uncommon
one. A small, wretched looking house
Outside a miserable apology for man,
crazed by drink, assaulting the door, and
making the air resound with his curses
Inside pale, thin woman with q wan
expression OF features, pressing one hand
tightly over her heart, and with the other
heating poker in the fire Danbnry
News