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Political,

GREENSBORO, N. c., May 2.-The democratic
state convention to-day nominated John Hughes
for Lieutenant governor, John w. Graham for
treasurer VIM. M. Shipp, present attorney gen.
eral, for the same office, and John A. Mornach
for secretary of state Josiah Turner editor of
the conservatiyeiorgan of Raleigh, obtained the
floor, and spoke in bitter denuncation of the
liberal republicans of the north and appealed
to the people TO have nothing to do with nation
al politics.. The speech was loudly cheered. A
plan of organization was adopted, and the CON
Yenton, which was the largest and most har-
monious ever held in the state, adjourned, after
adopting resolution in behalf of civil service
reform and the education of children of both
races at the public expense; and also a resolu-
ton declaring for the unity of all patriots with
out distinction oparty, in the cause of civil lib
erty and in faithfully abiding by the constitu-
ton of tue United States as it is, with all its
amendments, including emancipation and equal
ity before the law, which conerS equal civil and
political rights upon all who are citizens of this
federal republic.
JACKSON, Miss, May 2.-The republican con
Yenton adjourned sine die last night, after hay
ing appointed delegates to the Philadelphia
convention, and adopting resolution, the sub
Ject OF which is the endorsement OF the republic
can party; likewise endorsing Grant and Gov
ernor Powers. Resolutions also passed request
ing congressman to vote for Summers bill.
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REVOLUTIONARY CAMP, FIVE MILES FROM
MATAMoRAs, April 30.-A courier arrived from
the interior to-day, with dispatches which say
that Diaz has reappeared aud occupies Guada-
lagara with large force. The state of GUIANA
juato is in condition of complete instruction
and anarchy. Rocha has evacuated Durango,
and is marching on Jalsco. Dunato Guerra is
following him BorregO has reoccupied Duran
go. Poor animals compel slow movements of
the army. The siege guns will be mounted on
wagons tonight, and it is expected a Ere will
DC opened on Matamoras tomorrow. There
are no signs of a movement on Bagdad, al
though most of the cavalry are absent. Trevi-
no received notice of the black flag having been
raised at Matamoras yesterday. He laughed
and said, "the flag of towards"
MATAMoRAs, May 1.-The steamer Tobasco
arrived to-day at Bagdad. Three hundred troops
with two guns started for that place by land al
two O'Clock to-day. There are no signs of revo-
lutonists near. Slight skirmishing is reported
to have taken place to-day between Cortina's
troops and the revolutionists
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a shrerd Naturalization

TRENTON, N. j., May 2.--It has been discov
cred since adjournment that the bill which re-
Gently passed the legislature contains an inter
polated section which allows the Stanhope rail
road corporation to consolidate with any road
in or out of the state, to run 10 New York or
elsewhere; and allowing other companies to use
ITS franchise; giving, as is claimed, the National
Air Line railroad company all the legislation
they want to run through road between New
York and Philadelphia. The president of the SEN
ate and speaker of the house have both certified
that it is an Interpolation and fraud. surrenti
tiously put in the BILL and give the opinion that
the bill will be Immediately repealed upon the
meeting OF the next legislature,
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NEW YORK, May "a committee of the cen
trail workingmen's union have called national
convention In New York for the 23d of May, to
nominate candidates for president and vice.
president. They lay down as their platform
reduction of the national debt; maintenance OF
high tariff; unconditional settlement of the Ala
bama claims or war to the knife; enforcement
of the eight hour law; reduction of the rates OF
interest on money by national law encourage
mails solely to American built ships and open
and direct sympathy with nations struggling
against oppression. All such struggling people,
they declare, will be assisted by the workingmen
OF America at all hazards. The committee pro-
TESS republican principles, and no doubt is en-
tertalned as TO their intention to nominate Gen.
Grant at the convention.
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Forty.Second Congressional Session
WASHINGTON, D. G, May Q.
GlNAT Ann

SENATE.
Mr. Sumner presented in the senate to-day a
petition signed by Wendell Phillips and other
citizens of Massachusetts, protesting against
any repeal of the eight hour law
Mr. Sumner said he was in full accord with
the views of the petitioners, and he thought the
eight hour law should have fair trial
MIR. Scott called up his resolution to fix the
hour of meeting of the senate at eleven O'Clock
on and after Monday next. MIR. Sumner pro-
tested against i: as being premature, but the
resolution was adopted.
The post office appropriation bill was then
taken up ana discussed I'LL adjournment.
HOUSE.
Speaker Blaine announced this morning that
important business would take him out of the
city tomorrow and next day, and the house
authorized him to appoint speaker pro TEN.
The house is in committee of the whole on the
tariff, aud Mr.. Maynard made speech in favor
of his bill.
Mr.. Kerr opposed the bill, but said he should
nounced the ring in cOpper-wbeh has run the
price up to iorty.fiye cents a pound in New
York, while Mr.. Greeley had demonstrated il
could be produced at thirteen conts--as vile
scandalous abomnabe conspiracy and cOmbi-
nation. The tariff on copper had only pro-
| duced Si65 last year; so the duty was not inn
| posed for revenue but for bounty, robbery and
| nlunder There was no honesty IN IL. What
| the country wanted was a breaking down,
| monopolies, special privileges and bounty ar
| Engagements made for the interest Of few peo-
MIR. Speer of Pennsylvania opposed the bill
| EXPRESSING a desire for bloltng out the whole
! internal revenue system as oppressive, induisi.
| torial aud ubiquitous.
The debate was further continued by MI Rel
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Sentence OF KukIux ,or Cousp,rncv.

CHARLESTON, May 2-In the United States
court Wednesday, the jury found Robert Hig-
gins OF York county guilty Of conspiracy and
not guilty Of murder. Fourteen prisoners who
had pleaded guilty of conspiracy were sentenced
to imprisonment for terms ranging from two to
ten years, and TO pay fines ranging from 500
10 SlOOO. To-day will be the last day of the
trials
In the United States court to-day, fifteen
prisoners who had pleaded guilty to conspiracy
We're sentenced to imprisonment for terms rang
ING from one month to eight years, and fines
ranging from $40 to $500. This concludes Ken.
lucky trials for this term.
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Abbreviated Dispatches.

Base ball at Baltimore-Boston, 8; Balt-
more, 4.
The steamship America sailed, Wednesday.
for Japan and China, taking 81 1924, 900 in treas
ure. The cargo is mainly of flour, valued az
S134 900. ~
There Is great scarcity of hands for harvest.
ing In California, aud $500 laborers are wanted
for work on the Oregon railroad.
The shipwrights at Dartmouth, N. s.. have
struck for $3.50 per day Of nine hours. and The
employers have consented.
The gulf at Halifax Is full of ice.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
rO THE wOROESTER DAILY sPH
From Washington,
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY. ]

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY. ]
WASHINGTON, D. c. May g
1t is alleged in diplomatic circles that there is
more truth in the rumOrs that General Sickles is
instructed to demand the release Of DR.. Houard
of the Spanish government, and, in case Of re-
fusal, to threaten suspension of diplomatic in
tercourse So far as Siclzles himself is con-
cerned, the Spanish government long ago init
mated that it would prefer that We should send
somebody else in his place; and according to
diplomatic usages, we are bound to respect the
wish. No fears are entertained that hosnlities
will ensue.
No d0Hbt DR.. Houard will be released, or facts
will be furnished satisfying our government that
he was justly imprisoned.
THE ALABAMA MATTER.
The Republican, this morning, has two col
umn article, prepared at the state department,
on the state of the correspondence with England
in regard to the Alabama claims. 1t is admitted
that the two governments are earnestly endeay-
oring to find way to get over the dead lock re-
sulting from our claims TO indirect damages.
They have not been Withdrawn, but the presi-
dent is anxious if possible to save the treaty from
failure, and in his efforts he has the moral support
of a majority of the republican members of
congress- An attempt will be made on Monday
next, in the house, to suspend the rules and
pass a resolution urging the government to
stand by its claims for indirect damages. 1t
will be instgated by parties who desire the
failure Of the treaty.
KERR SPEAKS.
Kerr OF Indiana made, to-day, the most bitter
ant-tariff speech of the house debate on that
subject. 1t was quite able, but was too eX-
IRENE TO have much effect in the
house or in the country. As he is a
prominent democrat, perhaps the ablest in the
house, the politicians are wondering how he win
be able to support the Cincinnati platform If it
shall be non -committal or moderate on the sub
ject of revenue reform.
Dawes will close the debate tomorrow, and
will sustain his well understood position ON the
subject. He favors a large free list and very
light reduction of duties where the Industrial
interests of the country are likely to be affected
and a sweeping reform of internal taxation
The house may vote his views down, but the
senate will probably sustain them.
SAM WELLER.
GERMANY DOESN'T CARE.
Information was yesterday received from Ber
lin with reference TO what has been said there
about the arms investigation by the American
senate, and that no remonstrance has been made
as 10 our conduct in the sale of arms, and there
is no fear that the German government will re-
viye the subject or make complaint
MISCELLANEOUS.
The house has passed bill reported from the
committee on military affairs, authorizing the
secretary of war to send one thousand Spencer
rifles 10 the people of Montana for their protec-
ton against Indian outrages.
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LONDON, May "A telegram has been re
GelVed from Bombay announcing the safety O
Dr. Livingstone. The steamer Abydos, which
carried the English Livingstone search expedi
ton to Zanzibar, had arrived at Bombay
from that place with the intelligence that the
great traveller was safe with the American Stan
lev
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The dispatch OF Wednesday announcing the
death OF Prince Henry of Holland was incor-
rect. 1t was his wife, the Princess Amelia, who
died, aged fOrty.twO.
The Empress Augusta Of Germany has arrived
at Windsor Castle, where she is the guest Of
Queen Victoria.
Thomas 1. Davis, eX.member of congress.
died in Washington yesterday, aged sxty-two,
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More Indian mnrIers.

New ORLEANS, May IA dispatch from San
Antonio, Texas, says that six wagons, seventy
five mules, nine men and two women were at
tackled by Indians at Howard Well, above Fort
Clarke. The train and all hands were captured
and burned, except one woman, who ESCAPED
She says the Indians numbered 100. General
Merritt sent Lieut.. Vincent with force of cav
airy in pursuit, who overlook and fought them.
Lieut.. Vincent was killed
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A sI0.nnn slnnn I,o,,,.o...

SAN Francisco, May 1.-Two highwaymen
robbed the stage from Volcano to jackson, Am,
ador county, Yesterday, getting $4,000 from
Wells, Fargo Co.'S express box, aud escaping
to the mountains.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CouRT.-WllLIAMs, j.
Thuysday, Mag 2--Frederick Fredette was ar
raigned on three charges the first for drunken
ness, for which he was fined SO and costs; the
second for breaking glass, for which amusement
he was fined So and costs; the third for assault
and battery, for which he was fined 81 aud costs,
in default of which he went over to Summer
street.
Reuben Perris, charged with single sale OF
liquor, was discharged.
jeremiah Hanlon, for being common drunk
ard was fined 10 and costs, from which judg-
ment he appealed and furnished $3.50 bonds fol
his appearance at the May termIof the superior
ntnrt.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, May 2.-The fortnightly official re-
port states that 24O insurgents have been killed,
siXty'seyen prisoners taken, aud 500 presented
themselves for submission; eighteen Spaniards
killed, and 121 wounded.
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The MeaiI,er.

WASHINGTON, 1 A. NJ, May 3.-Probabilities
The barometer will contlnuerisng overt the New
England, middle and south Atlantic states on
Friday, and clear and clearing weather will pre-
vail very generally at stations east Of the Rocky
mountains, with westerly to northerly winds.
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logg Of Connecticut aud Mr.. Storm, both of
whom favored tariff duties as against the inter
nal revenue system, which they wish abolished.
The house, at five o'clock, took a recess till
Z 80
The evening session was devoted to tariff de
bate
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MEETING OF THE PLYMOUTH PARisH,.-A
.,..,, cully attended meeting of the members of
p,n,,op. II parish was held last evening, at
,n1ion ,be co nmittce appointed at the last meet
ing to procure pln.n Tor the building ., new
house of worship, SUI. omitted a report recon-
meudiug the plans adopted lsss.' 'su'' WIN 'e"
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NEwBURGH, N. Y, May "A fire this after
noon at Cornwall destroyed the post office,
several stores and dwellings. Loss So, 900; par,
TALLY insured.
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CITY MORTALITY total number of
deaths in this city, reported at theUff1ce'of the
city clerk, for the week ending April 9th, was
hirty-eight-nineteen males and nineteen le-
males. Nine died of measles, five Of consump-
ton, three of lung fever, two of scarlet fever,
two OF congestion of the brain, and one each of
pneumonia, congestion of the lungs, paralysis,
inflammation of the lungs, accidental infantile,
dropsy, infammatory rheumatism, inhamma-
ton of the brain, spinal complaint, fever, dis
ease of the lungs, whooping cough, heart dis
ease, and weakness. The oldest was Geo. Gate
head, an Englishman. siXty-six years Of age.
Twenty-Five were children five years of age and
under, seven of them being under one year. OF
the total number, twenty-nine were born in this
country, twenty-four of them being of foreign
parentage. Four were born in Ireland, two in
Canada, one in Germany, and one in England;
nineteen were born in this city, twelve Of them
being Of foreign parentage.
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Foreign News.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, MAY 2.-ln the house of lords to-
night Earl Granville, in reply to an inquiry from
Earl Derby said the reply of the American gov
eminent on the subject of indirect Alabama
claimsI had been received and was considered at
the cabinet meeting to-day. 1t gave grounds for
hope Of a settlement of the entire matter salts
factory TO both countries He begged the house
not to ask for the papers at present.
Mir Gladstone made similar statement in the
commons, in response to Disraeli's inquiries on
the subject.
News has been received of the laundering of
the American schooner Brooks, in longitude SO.
ALI on board lost.
FRANCE.
PARIS, NAV General Cissev, minister of
war, has informed the committee of the assem-
| 0ly that the government has decided to court
| martial BaZaine. He opposes the publication
OF the report OF the commission on capitulations;
| because, II the correspondence which it contains
between Bazaine and Prince Frederick is made
known, it will prejudice negotiations opOned
| to-day with Germany for the liberation of
French territory. The committee insist on the
trial OF Gen. Wimpfen, hoping thereby to eX-
| pose Napoleon'S conduct at Sedan.
The vote in assembly yesterday by which the
| executive is not permitted to appoint members
OF the council of state, rritates President Theirs
| The government viii demand its reconsidera-
ton, and should the assembly refuse, Dufaure
| will probably resign.
Forty-tiye deputies of the radical left demand
| that President Theirs suspend executions of
communists until the assembly shall reach a
decision on the question of amnesty and capital
| punishment.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 2.-The Carst leader Rada
has reached the frontier; and it is said, has
entered France. The telegraph lines iuI.Anda-
| lusia are all restored. The federal republican
league is resolved to MAINTAIN passive atti-
tude, and have suspended their sittings.
| PARIS, May dispatch from Bayonne says
| large number of French troops have been sta
| toned at this end of the bridge leading from
| Vera, in Navarro, Spain. across the Bidassoa
| river, to prevent the escape of the retreating
| Carlists into France ltis now believed that the
movement of Don Carlos is failure
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nj A 9 IL Il sTIT HING,
IN no. % CHANDLER str
1V TN efNA aand bell,
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slight notifications. The report was accepted;
motion was made to lay the subject of loca-
ton for the new church upon the table, which
was lost. An informal vote was taken upon the
question, whether members present would pledge
themselves TO abide the decision of three-fourths
of the parish in regard to location, provided it
shall be between the Aldrich lot on High street,
and the Moore lot on Main street This ques-
ton excited considerable discussion, during
which it became apparent that no union could
be effected between the two nearly equally divid-
ed branches of the parish in regard to a location.
The motion having been lost, vote was passed
by large majority, approving the action of
those members of the parish who wish TO form
new church in the southern part of the city,
The meeting then adjourned for two weeks
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miscellaneous.
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uomerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of the
Board VI Appeals, q. s. Patent Oice) Counsellor al
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uomerly Principal Examiner aud Chairman Of the
Board Of Appeals, q 5 Patent Oaacel Counsellor at
law and Advocate in Patent Gases Onlce-D0dge's
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
M
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT-CHAPMAN C. j.
Thursday, May2.-The case of Henry Chaplin,
Judge OF probate VS.. Richard Waters, was placed
on trial at the morning session. The discussion
of the points Of law involved in the case by the
respective counsel, Messrs. Kent and Very, oc.
,cupied the time until nearly noon. Thecas viii
90 before the full court on questions of law
The juries have been excused. until Tuesday
next, there being no more cases in readiness fol
i,,r, irinl
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pEVEY's DENTAL ROOMS,