davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
4n ~nerfnnfc1l.

Ga..l 3iuei neue @obnbGuier nit 2Gben an Sol=
linsifraBe, nabe Dem Wtarfte. ihonee Gi9entbnm,
fperoen biaig uno inter leiGten 8eeinguu9en perz
fault.
Gerurr elm neues @obnbnns mo Saben on Snlti=
more, tDeltiih pom Sdrooerfrase, uuo iest ais Elm
2beelaoen bcnust, uiro biaig nnb inter leldteu Be
oingnngen %Dertauft. Edberes auf Der aorepef<Gde
Ger Sesin9tcn= unS st. @auiHrake.
I. (29Srl g. Qinesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
gu nrrfanfei1.

iii Gin 3zt0dises Sans on Ger @unionfrase in
Canton nit 2 3imnern lir Die serin9s Summe bon
$500; nnr $73 baar, FER 9teft in 5 Sabren. gGberes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
RiI Dermtetheu.

Der srose, portreiiA6 aas9eItattete Seller inter Der
grpeoifion oes m@orre(penDsnteaA LII iofort ruoblfeiI
an einen reiponf6eln lluterflebiier gu 4rernietbcn
oeisuna, Wajier nnb Gas. Nian meloe ffd in ben
Erner.t. AsI. etaS- (15S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
nnterbaftnueeM.
as GonrorNia- ppfrnbaus.
20 q atel.
80 q d
Ter srI6tc 9enorif Der Sesfscit.
n mitbe oroReu nfutfheu Spe

FITFF HEfF WI YfUBtW VII ftUtW WI !
~ mar pier MbenSe ami,
Ntontag, ben %. Sar mar abeno5 s nbr,
b~eainneRo mt NerDi's beliebterO perr 9rpnbaf sur. a
9BadsteIi In ieiner unereitten gioae oes. Wanrico. a
SRI. GaniAa ole .xecnore;" SRI. GebeIe ole n1isu.
cen a." ST. yierlins ole IS. al rtQnna;4 81. 6ra=
nofd3 cIs p6erranco;" Srl. Gdbmis als yJnes."
DirigentSr. u. Nenentprf.
mittppd,: " { ie 6naenpttem." 5r. aBadttel in
ieiner groBarti9eu Roue oeS sRapul." SRI. &idtt=
man, Grl. GamiTd, SRI. &raufe, Jofepb Serrs
manns, VieriinS nne Jranid,,
6reitng: .Nofinon pom 2cniumeau !"
ST.. HBad,teI in fefner beribmteu Original : Role
aIs pGhapeIeam,~ Die er Iber 1000 Naie Dor itets
suin groriien pollen Sduiern s~eiunaen.
Scnndbene: .3ucrefia Sur9ia
3~sjeruirte Sise So unb $3.50, ie nat Der Sage.
Gntree iberbdupt $1.5e. Der Sisperfauf beginnt
beute trib 9 lbr in @fceafrep's Diufitallen:9anos
funo 49, Mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
rontCtr. -Ubeatre Womique.

&5rontttr. -Vbfatrf VoInlqaf.
T01e %au5iebeubten gorits0unseu, bic
Baltimore bietet.
GtetS iiberpole SGufer!i
aufentbaitsor BS@tanssnebm m.
@ieberum Elm in Stannen lesenDes Programm.
Reue aSterne!" NeueQetfunsen!
Gige aus crei srnppen be7ebenfe Niefenz
Epmpnauie.
@ldn5enbeGrtoIge!
Seher Gbeno unb Nittipofs unc Sonnabetbsg tGf-
mittass miro 9eipieit.
ttnbeoinst teste Wofe Der berabmten
aaraDiidben Sirfns=1ruppe,
se alfabenolib firnlilhen Beiial finbet.
Ro9 mebr neue @eHhter btele Bo6e!
Die b~eribmtsn @baratter- Sarfeaer
Sarriaan 3 Sdrt.
Critics auItreten bes sroBen Weser : GGn9ers uno
TdnscrS.
&. Z. Nrmffrong,
tpelher ~burdiue9 neue Sadyen poriibrt.
NHcrfdnnter 2ies!
Dis portrsItii9e galtsts9ruppt
IN bic bette in Baltimore nno ion es INNER bteiben.
Sic porSislidsn 1ans<grimaN onnen
SemDtiea lie aiibertina
uno
Hrl. Bette &emmelsberg
treten in Dem nenen Garoena'i fen Sanete
nOie Climber Der GonHe"
aui. Daislbs min NIT elssantsr ansitattuns NIT
Dote Des fraus6ithsn 9alets:
"Les Debardeurs de Paris. y"
Die aejamnfe coufoIisirfe mammutb.2ruppe
In eineia HeaeH SroeraIniHe.
Gum Shiuffe oas Shauipiel:
% es % dbritnnt9en Gto."
ebe Nreitag a: STORYTELLING fin 0amen.
Wiftfuphs unb GpnnQbsnoS YG6mtt-
ia To-: fin 1amilien. d3-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20
Serfeiserangca.
q. $, snnipan & soba,

y. Is. SIlIlDdH & S0Bne
Er- g, @iibsG b~drlesarasc.
GuffiDnatpren nut Orune iaentb .. Me 1tIer
MISUNDERSTANDING bon @runoei9eutbum, 4ts
tien unb Sbiigatiouen.
Sertaufe BON WobiIisn i'm Sarie bes @tsene
.bHlners.
sertdmfe BON Cferssn, gieb. gsaseu NJ. No.,
no es fein mag.
.pripatsS . sffanfs pom 6anfern, 2annereien u.
&sruucmietbe. iH "
aiHIeiben pcrfdsaFt auf @iseHtbum In Der gtabt
out benz 2anoe. (Sept21,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

Ra &iiee:as 9ansjteflen ~ p%erfamfen.
aaT tusroeu gerfonen, ipeitssss %ateielosn ~ t%lltspiren
IN 5ofparb=@ountp, nabs Snfespfile, an bers Saito.e
Obto%Babn,r 10 Yleilen BON Der Gteot, 9eleaen, oers
faulen 9e9en eaare SablnngeR Ian fleinen molatlifben
Ger beten 2a9en. SDbn Glenn s. Gpmp.
t265-) 1910 Sr. So. meit=Gapettefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

Cine @raupenhibIe, eine Ba9ner& unb Shiniebes
@ertite1e nit 9utem GBobnhlu{e In sutes sfeporo>
turl nnb az adet eano, 5 giinuten gBe9es bon elmer
Giienbabn7S %tation, fpirh biais ab9eloHen. gBeesi
piae, prinee georse's gomntp, Marpians.
11fof0-0 4 a 2l -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
COUNTY NEWS.

Flity-three trains passed the Westboro station
on the Boston and Albany railroad, Thursday.
The farmers club of Southboro will hold its
annual exhibition Thursday.
Maurice Clair of this city has been engaged as
Instructor for the st. Louis temperance band of
Webster.
The residents of Water street and vicinity in
Fitchburg are preparing Greeley and Brown
flag, which will be thrown TO the breeze in a few
days.
Clinton sends the following delegates TO the
county conventions Daniel Marsh. e. K. Gibbs
S. W. Tyler.
Col W. o. MolIit is announced to deliver an
address to the republicans of Clinton this evc-
ming.
Clinton now receives the evening mail from
Boston, via the Boston, Clinton and Fitcbbprg
railroad, instead of the Worcester and Nosbu,
railroad. The change was made last Monday
Grant and Wilson flag will be raised in
Bolton Thursday evening, and DR.. George a
Loring of Salem is expected to deliver the nd.
dress
The Commercial Bulletin thinks that the men
who make the oxen do the planning in tho
Hamilton wooden company's yard at South
bridge, know too much to stay in Southbridge
long.
Engineers have begun the permanent location
oil the extension Of the Worcester and Gardner
railroad to Winchendon, and the officers of the
road advertise for proposals for the construction
Of the same
The town of Gardner is to have directory
which will contain, in addition to the usness
department, local statistics of value. Joseph
Ridley ofNew Haven, o., is to be the publisher
A caucus was recently held in Peiersham
which lasted one and one.half hours. Their
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

were but two persons present, and after the or
ganization was effected nobody was left to make
motions, so they found it impossible to adjourn
An alarm of fire broke up the meeting.
The Greeley and Brown club of Fitchburg
have secured aud fitted up three large pleasant
rooms at No. 5 Main street, for reading rooms,
etc. Thursday evening the regular business
meeting of the club was held and measures
were taken to procure flag and to engage
speakers for the campaign.
@Soon after leaving the depot at Fitchburg,
about six o'clock Friday evening, two cars on
the train from the north were thrown from the
track, owing to the breaking of the guard con
nected with the switch. The passengers were
transferred to other cars and the damaged cars
left.
The Douglas axe manufacturing company of
East Douglas employs 300 hands, who occupy
20 shops They produce 1000 edge tools per day,
using 1900 tons of ron 800 tons of steel and 1000
tons of coal per year for the purpose. The
goods manufactured annually amount to
SS5O,0O0. 1t purchases axe handles to the
amount of S35 900 year from Baltimore.
The Massachusetts Central railroad company
road, where it is to cross the county road at
Cowee's mills, in West BoylStou. Work on the
road has been stopped now for several weeks,
the contractors in grading having failed and
left, and the gang on stone work going to an
other section. 1t is now understood that ar
rangements have been made for a resumption of
work on grading.
MILLBURY.-The children connected with
the public schools in Millbury, under the direc
ton of 7. II. Lyndon, gave a concert in the
town hall Thursday evening, before an audience
that filled the hall in spite of the stormy weather
Miss Ella Briefly and Miss Rachel Daniels sus,
tanned the principal solo parts excellently. Mas
ter Henry Goddard sang Horace Greeleys cam
paign song, 81 Want to be a President" in an
excellent manner, receiving an encore. Miss
Daniels, in the song, 'Who's that Tapping at
the Garden Gate" and the Misses Lovel in their
piano Duet, Fairy Wedding March," also re-
ceived encores. Miss Bronson occupied the po-
stion of accompanies and was a valuable as
Sistant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
New York.


THE sUB-rREASURY DEFAULTER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Martin CROWN was
hell in $1,000 bail Saturday TO appear as witness
on the trial of johnson, the sub-reasury de
faulter, il he should be taken into custody
CONVENTION OF TICKET AGENTS
a convention of railroad ticket agents began
its session here Saturday. The proceedings were
mostly secret. The convention continues till
Tuesday.
INVESTIGATION OF THE BIENvILLE DISASTER.
An investigation into the burning Of the
steamship BenvlIle was commenced Saturday
Oy the United States supervisor and inspector of
steamers. VIM. E, Bloomfield Stevedore, testi-
fed that he slowed the cargo of the Bienvile
when last at this port; there was no comhustible
material slowed on the boiler deck; was some
Kerosene on board in cans, which was slowed by
itself No other witness was present
\ detalcatOn of S2lO0 has been discovered in
the accounts of Hayward Abner, secretary of
the tlremens insurance company. Abuer has
disappeared,
FoRRESTER's CASE.
The defence in the Forester case will attempt
TO prove an alib. John COnnor of New Orleans
with whom Forester and wife boarded, states
that the accused was in a southern state as a
laborer when the Nathan murder was commit
ted, and that plenty OF witnesses can be brought
forward to prove it. He also saws that New
York detectives offered him money and other
inducements 10 betray Forester, but he refused
that they told him the rewards for the recovery
OF Nathan murderer amounted TO ,000 and
all they had to do was to put the crime on For
roster, aud this they would have no trouble in
DONG If they once had him in New York.
THE WARDS ISLAND ASYLUM.
Grave charges OF acknowledgement have been
brought against officers of the inebriate asylum
of Wards island. 1t is stated, among other
things, that patients are frequently as drunk in
the asylum as they possibly could be outside.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE.
AT meeting of the members OF the produce
exchange yesterday, resolutions approving the
action of the Bank of Commerce in refusing to
pay currency on certified check was voted
down 10y two to one Yesterday afternoon the
counsel for the Bank OF Commerce notified the
attorneys of Henry N. Smith that the bank, in
stead Of interpoSing Defence would pay the
amount claimed, including costs This ended
the controversy.
SUSPENSION OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
The suspension of Prnde and Mangan, for
mer agents Of the Andes, Alps and Alamoine
insurance companies, is announced. Mangan
says the suspension is only OF temporary ma
ture, and full and satisfactory statement will
be made Monday.
YACHT RACE.
In the ocean race between the yachts Rambler
and Madeline, the former won by about four
hours. The owner of the Madeline has chal-
lenged the owner Of the Rambler to sail another
race twenty miles to wiudward and back. Dur
ing the race between the yachts Vision and
Gracie which was won by the former, Oracle
lost five men overheard.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Joseph Burnett was stabbed and killed this
evening by his brOther-in-law, Timothy Landers,
during quarrel about money matters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. PA personal 81
tercation occurred in a restaurant in Columbia
last evening between Mr.. Montgomery presi-
dent of the state senate, and Samel Melton, reg
ular republican candidate for the office of attor.
ney general In the melee, Mr.. John d. CaId.
well and Major j. NJ. Morgan, friends of Melton,
who interered to separate the combatants, were
shot, Caldwell was instantly killed and Morgan
but slightly wounded. The verdict of a coro-
ners jury charges George Topper, friend of
Montgomery's, with the willul and malicious
shooting of Caldwell. The affair, owing to the
excitement Caldwell is broher-n-law of
United States Senator Robinson, and Morgan is
son-in law of George A. Trenholm, late secreta-
ry of the confederate treasury. The tragedy
grew out of examinations and determinations Of
a political nature
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

fENO LET-A tenement of ; or pleasant
4 rooms, all on the south side OF the house Also
har If wanted No. IS Waehusett St. iefl hand bell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

How TO SERVE A SINISTER. Lord Nor
bury had frequently observed low prisoners
attorney touting in the dock for business among
the prisoners, and was determined to punish
him. So, on one occasion, as the attorney was
climbing over the rails of the dock, after con-
ferring with the prisoners, his lordship, pre-
tending to mistake him for a prisoner, called
out to the jailor:
"Jailor, put that man backbone of your prs-
oners is escaping"
Whereupon the jalor thrust the lawyer back
into the dock--but having worked his way to
the front OF the dock, he addressed the Judge,
when the following conversation took place be-
tween them:
Attorhey-'"My lord, there is a mistake, am
an attorney"
Lord NOrbury-I am sorry, sir, indeed to see
a gentleman of your respectable position in the
dock as prisoner"
Attorney-"But, my lord, l have not commit
ted any crime
Lord Norbury-"O, sir, have nothing to say
to that-tltdt must be decided by jury of your
countrymen."
Attoney-"But, my lord, there is no charge
no indictment against me-"
Lord Norbury-"Then, sir, you will be dis
charged by public proclamation at the end of
the assizes." (ro the jailor.) "Jailor, put back
that prisoner"
Whereupon the officer thrust back the limb of
the law, and kept him until the rising of the
court, when his lordship sent to the jaior
message instructing him TO let him out
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
Abbreviated nisnntches.

Samuel Stenett was carried over the dam in
skiff, near Green island, N. Y, Saturday night,
and drowned
The schooner Flag, from Greenwich for New
York, while passing through Hell Gate Friday
night, struck the wreck of schooner Diadem,
knocking hole in her bottom, and capsized.
The crew was rescued
Joseph Ordist of California reports that he
was robbed of his pocket book, containing
$4,000 in money and $4,000 in notes, in a
train on the Pan Handle railroad.
The case Of George Kingsland, the delaulting
boOk-keeper of Hudson County National bank
of Jersey City, was brought before United
States Commissioner Romano, Friday, and the
case adjourned with the understanding that the
United States grand jury at Trenton would
consider the matter The defalcation, it is said,
will not exceed $4,000.
The strike among sailors on the lakes, which
began Thursday, has assumed threatening as
pect Friday the strikers boarded a number of
vessels at Cleveland and compelled the men at
work to come ashore. Fourteen of the strikers
have been arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

New YORK, Sept 22.-Prospect park races !:
Purse 81 900, under saddle mile heats. three in
five, won by Lucille, Golddust beating Sea Foam
in 2:2j4, 2:2lE, , :293
The next race was the most remarkable trot
that has occurred in many years. The asSocia-
ton gave purse of $3.50, with one thousand
added to the horse beating the celebrated
Dutchman's time Of 7 :S2t, made thirty years
ago
Hardly any one supposed the feat would be
accomplished, and betting was ten to one in
favor oil time; but Huntrcss, by Alden Gold
smiths Volunteer, trotted three miles in 7214,
beating Dutchman's time III seconds, coming
up the home stretch, on the last mile with a
rush, and not appearing to be at all
distressed at the termination of the race
What makes the performance more remarkable
is the fact that Huntress went to harness, while
Dutchman was ridden by the celebrated Hiram
Woodruff. The following is the time in detail
first quarter 36l seconds, half mile lib, three
quarters Isl, mile 2,2Sl, mile and quarter
3O5, mile and a half $40, mile and three-quar-
tiers 4174, two miles Ash, two and a half 606t,
two and three-quarters 6.44, three miles 7.214.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
Horace Greeley's Travels.
He Makes Il Speech 10 ESis Louisville
Friemds-EaIs Programme of Travel.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 21.-Horace Greeley ar
rived at 40 tonight. He was met by a large
crowd Of citizens, and his passage through the
crowd was accompanied with difficulty. Greeley
was accompanied by the president OF the cxposi-
ton and mayor Of Louisville Judge w. f,
Bullock delivered the address Of welcome on be-
half of the exposition, and Greeley responded in
a short speech. He spoke OF the previous dcvo-
ton OF the south TO agriculture, and present
growth OF manufacturing interests here His
speech was frequently interrupted by enthusiast
tic applause
He closed his remarks with eulogy of Henry
Clay.
Greeley and his party were then conducted
through the crowd to their carriages, and pro-
ceeded to the Gait house, where the streets were
filled with people awaiting his arrival. BOnfres
were built in the street and a number of build
ingS were decorated, and some of them illumin-
ated
A platform had been erected at the southwest
corner OF the Calf house. and u few minutes after
his arrival, Greeley appeared on the platform
aud was introduced to the assemblage by Henry
WatterSOn of the COuricr-JOurnal and addressed
the asSembage.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. PA large number
OF people called on Greeley to-day, including
many prominent citizens; also a Tennessee del
e9atlOn, headed by Henry S. Footc. deiega-
ton of negroes also called. The following is
now his programme Of travel: He will leave
the hotel at A. NJ. in the stage for Jefferson.
vile, Ind, where he will take the train for In
dianapolS; leave indianapolis late the same
night, arriving mt Hamilton, Ohio, at s A. NJ
Tuesday, and leave Dayton at II p. NJ. for Cleye-
land stopping briefly at Springfield, Urbaua,
BeIlefontaiue, Forest City, Tiffin, Clyde, and
Sandusky. He will probably leave Cleveland
Wednesday evening aud 90 Though Warren,
ONO, Grecnvile, Cory, Warren, Pa, TO Sun
bury and EaSton, and thence to New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
GNurtester Daily spn.
CITY NEWS.

The City Guards will hold a business meeting
at their armory, this evening.
The ladies of Trinity church are to have a So
cial festival, in the vestry, Tuesday evening,
Sept "a
A vote recently taken at the Washburn iron
works resulted: Greeley 1O2, Grant 3, undecided
three.
The cavalry squadron will meet for drill at the
agricultural grounds this afternoon at O'Clock.
The grand Catholic fair, in aid of ST. Johns
convent of Notre Dame. which is to continue
for eleven nights, begins in Mechanics hall this
evening.
Saturday morning Coroner J. Marcus Rice
held an inquest upon the body of McKenna,
killed at the Green street crossing Friday eve
ming. After hearing the testimony the jury re-
turned verdict generating the employees OF
the road from all blame
The Young Mems Christian association of
this city have engaged Mr.. Joshua Il. Freeman
OF Clinton to superintend their missionary
work. MIR. T. will enter upon his duties October
1St
The Knights Templar, accompanied by the
Worcester brass band, attended the. funeral OF
Timothy Rowcll, member of the encampmcnt
yesterday afternoon. At the grave the Masonic
burial service was solemnizcd
There will be a regular meeting of the city
government this evening at I! o'clock. The
question of charging and improving the city
hall building will come before the common
council.
The Worcester park association are consider
ing the question of having fall meeting at the
driving park. The matter will be decided in a
few days and the purses, which are to be liberal
if the meeting is held, will then be announced
The Grant and Wilson squadron of cavalry
met Saturday evening and adopted as a portion
OF their uniform bronze colorcd cape. 1t is
probable that they will also adopt black felt
hat, upon the front of which there will be a
light. The corps voted to accept an invitation
from the republicans of Cherry Valley to be
present at a flag raising in a few days.
The rope of the great elevator at the Stevens
linen works in Webster parted while in use last
Friday, and Notwithstanding the heavy weight
of the load and man upon the carriage it scarce
ly stirred from the spot where it was when the
rope gave way. This elevator we learn, was
built by our townsman, Mr.. Jerome Wheelock
and the carriage is furnished with his patented
safety apparatus which, as a safeguard to hui
man life in the use Of elevators, is indispensa-
bic, and is, we are glad to know, fast coming
into general use.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The Gaceta publishes new
and stringent laws compelling Cinnamon now
here to again make contracts for their labor for
terms not less than six nor more than eight
years, or to leave the island.
Briggs Roseway and Salamander were lost ON
the 11th off ST. Kits.
The reported disbanding of volunteers by the
captain general is denied On the contrary it is
stated that he has authorized the creation ofncw
volunteer companies.
1t is reported that an engagement has taken
place a. Cubitas, in which three hundred were
killed and wounded.
New YORK, Sept. 21.--Priyate advces from
Havana state that Don Manuel Calvo, pro
slavery, has gone to SPAN, furnished with large
amount OF money, The object of this mission
is said 20 be the displacement of Gorilla, the
present minister Of the Madrid cabinet 1t is
said Calvo intends to use money to bride ma
ionty of the Cortcs to further his designs, and
that brides failing, bullets ard stilettocs will b.
ugpl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
ADVERTIsING RATEs.

IL DAILY sPr-For the Square Of tsnH es ofasas
type time IS cts; each Subsequent nse ion 80 cts:
week s2,I5; weeks stoo; month $500; year So;
and the same proportionay for any number q squaE
Two lines for one week slO0i three lines sIs5;
lines 81 81 five lines sI5o. Local notices IS cents per
Inc for each insertion. Business notices IS cents per
Tine Obituary notices, resolutions, &c. l5Ssntspe
Legal advertisements 81 per square fol frst Insertion
each subsequent insertion Scents
Special positions in the paper, and special styles o Z
display will be charged extra rates. Cuts and doubI
column advertisements allowed onyto limited extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY sPY-First insertion sl.sO per square
acknowledgement insertion 50 cents; months s7O0 Cd
year $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23
Fight with the Indians.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 20.-A dispatch from
Diego reports fight between the command
OF Gen. Crook and the Indians of Dale Creek
reservation. 1t appears that party of Apache
braves were discovered on the war path. Gen.
Crook with a guard attempted their arrest.
Four or five hundred Indians fired on the guard,
killing one soldier. The fire was returned by a
company of cavalry, killing thirty Indians, when
the remainder of the Savages broke and fled to
the mountains, and were pursued by two com
panieS of cavalry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-23

lessons given private houses, at Rooms 66 Front
st. Apply at $. X. Leland y COS Music store.