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New York.

END OF STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Aug. Sat meeting of marble
manufacturers at Cooper institute last night, it
was announced that the strike of the workmeu
for eight hours had terminated, and the men
returned to work on the old system, The strike
has also ended in Brooklyn.
DLooMINGDALE ASYLUM.
A committee was appointed at meeting Of
the governors of the New York hospital, to in
veStigate the charges against the Bloomingdac
insane asylum. The charge Of violence to the
patients is uniOund0d.
A CASE AGAINST MR.. BERaH
Proceedings have been instituted by the au-
thorltieS against Mr.. Bergh Of TIL sAcety for
the prevention of cruelty to animals for stop
ping horse cars in the street and obStructing
travel. The chief opponent of Mr.. Bcrgh is
Police Commissioner Barr, who says he will
make the instance In which carts in Chatham
street and three or four different lines of street
cars were brought to Standstill by Mr.. Bergh's
officers few days ago, a test case.
MAD BULL EXCITEMENT-MAN SHOT.
A mad bull being chased through Brooklyn
to-day turned several times on his pursuers, in
turing boy named George DOnahue and then
a man named Peter McDermOtt. He was sub
sequently shot. One of the stray balls fired at
the animal penetrated the back of E. d. Chap
pei, superintendent of the Roosevelt street ferry,
in1icting wound, probably fatal. Chapel
was himself shooting the animal at the time.
TWENTY YEARS HARD LABOR.
John Thompson, who in company with
another man not in custody, committed bur-
glary in May last at Charles H. Phelps Jewel
ers, in Sixth avenue, shot Mr.. Phelps in the
breast and fired at another man but missed him,
was convicted of burglary in the first degree to-
day, and sentenced by Judge Bedford to twenty
years hard labor in state prison.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Application has been made for another cell
for Edward S. Stokes, as the one he now occu-
pies is damp aud injurious to his health
Superintendent Kelso has offered $1,000 for the
capture Of Stiner, treasurer Of the French band
concerts at Chicago.
The police commissioners have decided to
commence a suit against Mr.. Bergh for causing
the blocking up of streets by stopping cars, wag-
ons, etc.
Last night John Albiners, saloon keeper,
quarreled with his wife about a trivial matter,
and fatally shot himself
Goldsmith Maid trots,0ct. IL at Sacramento,
against Gov. Starford's Occidental.
There were twenty-seven bids for gold to-day
amounting to Sc 1922 600, at from ia 69-100 to
115 26.100. If the government sells the two mil
lion, as advertised, it will go at 115 26-100.
The copy of the indictment for libeling Kill
patrick, against the editor of the Times, was
sent TO the district attorney to-day
Geo. G. Satterles, a well known New Yorker,
died at Mt. Desert, Maine, to-day, aged 49,
G. ID. Cardoza, brother of the eX,judge and
chief of the ordnance bureau, is dangerously i'll.
The auction sale of the Stadt theatre property
was stopped by an Injunction
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News from Mexico.
The Burial of JuBrez-The Effect of his
Death Upon IIle Other
Matters.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 1.-The American
minister, Hon. Thomas II. Nelson, leaves on the
first of September for the United States and
after a short leave of absence he will return to
his post.
revolution occurred at Tampico on the re-
cept of the news of tht death of duarck. Guer-
zero insurgents shout "Hurrah for Diaz and
death TO LerdO." There were no other disturb
ances either in the capital or elsewhere upon
the announcement of the death of juarcz.
Congress will meet in extra session in Sep
TENDER Various names are mentioned for the
new cabinet, but there is as yet nothing certain
as to its composition. Lerdo is a candidate for
election to the presidency, and the names of
several others are mentioned as competitors,
Lerdo has voluntarily ordered an investigation
into the outrageS committed on American citi-
zens in Chiapas.
The Journals report that Lerdo will recall
Wariscal from Washington, and 1t Is rumOred
that his successor, as minister of the United
States Twill be Stanisas Cayadea.
II is believed that the revOlutiOniSts will dis
band when informed Of the policy OF the adj
ministration.
The funeral of Juarez was an imposing spec
tacle. The corpse was inferred in the pantheon.
Streets aud houses were drapcd with mourning,
and the procession bore numberless emblemS OF
grief. Fully 10000 spectators lined the streets
through which it passed. Nearly all the for
eigners in the capital were present at the cere-
monies, as were all public officers and foreign
diplomatists Addresses were made by Minister
Nelson in behalf of the diplomatic corps, and
Senior Vigil, for the editorial fraternity of Mex
leo. The death of Juarez is generally regretted.
Lerdo has committed the sentence of death
pronolnted upon the kidnappers of CervanteS
to ten years Imprisonment.
Angel Yturbide, son of the ex-emperor, died
at the capital the same day as Juarez He leaves
widow and one son.
1t is reported that Diaz has decided to 20 to
San Francisco in consequence of receiving no
aid from the people of Tepec.
The American consul at Minatitlan has given
to the municipality his share of the silver
struggled aboard the Norwegian brig Argus
The Two Republics says the act of the consul
establishes the fact that in assuming the char
acter of iuformer, so unusual in American rep.
rcsentatives in Mexico, the consul was governed
by the highest and most disintereStcd motives.
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ADVERTIsING RATES.

IsDAuT SPr-For the Square" Of tenH es-of agat
type time rs cts. each subsequent inse lion 80 cts'
week s2.75; weeks s4Ooi month $500; year $50
and the same proporonally for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sLOo; three lines SIPS;
lines 81 3 i've lines Sl5S. Local notices rs cents per
line tor each insertion. Business notices Is cents per
line. Obituary notices resolutions, &C., l5sents per
Legal advertisements per square for s Insertion
each subsequent insertion 5Oeents-
Special positions in the paper and special styles
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and doBbl
column advertisements allowed only to limitei extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied.
In wBEKLT SPT-First insertion Sl.0O per square
each subsequent Insertion 81 cents mosshs s7sO;
year $500
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PcrsonnI TeIcgran,s.

Mrs. Henry Atkinson, only daughter Of
Senator Upton, died at Brownsville, Nebraska
yesterday.
Lieutenant Colonel Grey, formerly of the I'd
United States artillery died at San Francisco
Wednesday, of apoplexy.
John S. Delano telegraphs from Ohio thai
his father is in better physical condition than
reported Wednesday,
Edmund T. Winston, a well-known merchant
of Richmond died at White Sulphur springs
yesterday.
Gen. Spinner is still confined to his bed; biz
ailment seems to be physical exhaustion from
close application TO public aud private business
He expresses himself improved in condition
though he continues weak
Secretary DelanO is i'll at his residence al
Mount Vernon, Ohio, and on Tuesday tele
graphed his son. John S. Delano, chief clerk o.
the interior department. at Berkeley Springs, tc
come 10 him at once
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Movements of the President.

PLATTsBURG, N. Y, Aug. S.-Presdent
Grant and family arrived at Foquets hotel last
evening, and left this morning by steamer
through Lake Champlan for Lake George.
Hundreds of citizens paid their respects to him
at his reception last evening.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. S.-President Grant
and suite arrived this morning and remained in
the city nearly two hours. A national salute
was fired, bells rung and procession formed to
escort him from the boat. The streets were
thronged with people and loud cheers given as
the presidents carriage passed After riding
around the city the president and General Sher-
idan received visitors for half an hour at the
American hotel, and then took the boat for
Whitehall.
LAKE GEORGE, n. Y, Aug. S.-Presideut
Grant, Gen. Sheridan and party will arrive here
tonight.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. S.-President Grant
and Mrs. Grant, their two sons Gen Sheridan
and Gen. Porter will arrive on the midday train
tomorrow from Lake George.
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The Turf

BUFFALO N. Y, Aug. S.-The races were at
tended by fully $4,000 people. The purse of
$500, for five year olds and under-S900 to first,
$3.50 to second and $50 to third--was won by
Lady Maud In three straight heats; time, 2 1894
Q :294, . ;27a ZIlcadie Golddust was second and
Mary IL third. The purse of $4,000 to . 80
horses-S5O0O to first, $1,000 TO second, $500 to
third and $1,000 to fourth-was won by Kilburn
Jim in three straight heats; time, 25, 90 and
225t. Elmo was second, Gazelle third and Ad-
vance fourth The purse of $4,000 for 30
HORSESHOE to first, $500 to second and 5000
to third-was won by Sensation in three straight
heats; time, rs, :27 and 1924. Grace was
second and G. Lester third. Tomorrow will be
the gala days Of the meeting, Lucy, Goldsmith
Maid, American Girl and Henry competing in
one race.
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GENEVA, Aug. s.-The Alabama claims arbi-
tration tribunal met again at half-past twelve,
and after a session of two and half hours adj
journed to "Wednesday next. Several Of the
arbitrators and counsel are suffering from in
disposition caused by excessive toll and dsa-
greeable weather. The object of the court in
adjourning for so long a period, is to give the
members sufficient time for especial study of
the number of points involved in the cases
which have come before them. 1t is confidently
hoped that the labors Of the tribunal will be
brought to a satisfactory conclusion by the 18th
of Sentemher
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Rnilrond Accidon, I'm ,TnryI,ud

BALTIMORE, Aug. SAN accident occurred
on the Western Maryland railroad, near Finks-
burg, Carroll county, yesterday afternoon. 1t
was caused by the springing of a rail, Two
cars were wrecked, and some fourteen passen-
gers more or less injured. James W. Beacham,
Of Ayondale, Carroll county, had his right
shoulder dislocated and left arm badly broken.
His mother was seriously injured. The wife Of
State Senator Longwell, of Carroll county, was
seriously injured. No further particulars.
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PITTsBURG, Aug. s.-Two unsuccessful at
templs were made TO burn Steubenville this
morning. Loss only about $4,000
CINCINNATI, Aug. s.--A fire this afternoon
in the square bounded by Race, Elm and Water
streets and the river bank, destroyed number
of sheds used as stables, blacksmith shops and
small manufactures, and few small dwell
ings. The buildings belonged 10 the Virgins
estate. The chief losers are III. 7. Straub,
$4,000, no insurance; G. w. @. johnson,
$4,000, insurance $500; S. b. Hill, $4,000, in.
urancc $1,000. Other losses swell the aggre.
gate to $4,000,
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Last night party of
five or six roughs attempted to force Capt. John
Stephens into political controversy at Carson
vile, ten miles from here. Stephens declined,
and on some insulting remark being made TO
him knocked one OF the party down. The
rutfians then beat and kicked him to DEATH
Stephens was an old and well known steamboat
man, 60 years ofage. He leaves a family. Two
OF the asSailAnts were arrested
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COUNTY NEWS.

@Rev. Henry L. Jones, rector of Christ church
in Fichburg, sailed from New York on Wednes-
day for three months tour in Europe.
The young mems debating society of Athol
have established public reading room, which
will be thrown open Sept. 1.
The town debt Of Fitchburg is S5S7 ,2O6, and
the total amount to be raised by taxation this
year is about 100000.
A set Of misguided people, calling themselves
liberal republicans" fired hundred guns in
Fitchhurg over the supposed democratic victory
in North Carolina. They can console them
selves with the fact that they are not the only
people who have counted chickens previous to
their incubation.
The funeral of VIM. II. Knowlton, ESQ, late
town clerk of Shrewsbury, took place Yesterday
at the Methodist church. 1t was attended by a
large concourse of citizens and friends, nearly
filling the church, and by the civil authorities of
the town in body. The deceased was uniyer-
sally beloved, and in his long lifeIhad filed, with
honor to the town, nearly every official position
in its gift. Hence the universal respect to his
memory. Rev. Mr.. Tyler, Universast, of this
city, conducted the funeral services
The new Methodist camp meeting grounds at
South birmingham will be first opened for re-
ligious exercises on Monday evening next, with
an address by Rev. w. r. Clark, d. D., presid
ing elder of the Boston district The dedica-
tory exercises proper will take place Tuesday
forenoon, when a sermon will be delivered by
Rev. Samuel Steele, D. D., of fremont street
church, Boston. The camp meeting exercises
will continue during the week. A large num-
Der of people from the eastern part of the
county will undoubtedly visit the new grounds
during the meeting.
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights, embracing of over 100 acres
beautifully situatedn the town OF Falmouth upon bun
overlooking the on the summit (which elegant
Observatory has been erected for the accommodation of
visitors Directly opposite, and In plain view, Vine
yard Haven, Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Marthas
Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks,
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter are being sold
with apdity that proves this 10 he The most desirable
location for Summer Resort the Now England coast
The cool brcezcs from the which fan these
Heights render the summer here of comfort
and delight The facilities for Fishing, Boating Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed. commodiOus Hotel has
heen npened nnder The efficient managrment of
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EOuFI-1NRrtiuIcd.

PORTLAND, Aug. S,-Capt Henry I. Inman
of the regular army has been found guilty, by a
court-narlial convened at ST. Paul, Mimi, of
appropriatng money to his own use which had
been furnished for the use of the army, and of
conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman,
etc. He has been dismissed the service and fined
a sum as near the amount of his populations as
can be asCertained. lnman resided in this city
during the war, but was quartermaSter in Da-
kota territory at the time of his dismissal
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Observation-Disclosures.

There was magnificent auroral display at
Washington last night, lighting up the entire
northern skies.
A Louisville special says that Senator Fowler
of Tennessee has written letter declaring in
favor of Greeley.
Governor Parker of New Jersey has offered
reward of $500 for the apprehension of the muir
derer OF Henry KOhlman, whose body was re-
sently found at Mount Clair.
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NEW YORK. Aug, S.-The Daily Bulletin ex-
presses the belief that the government is
preparing a Mexican Camp. A part of the pro-
gramme is said to be TO sound the Mexican
government upon the proposition for a joint
military occupation of Tamanlipas and Nuevo
Leon, with view 10 the mutual protection of
the lives and property of citizens of both coun-
tries, which in due time will be followed by
a transfer Of the whole territory to the United
States for n few million dollars
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY aPN
The North Carolina Election.
Republican Celebration AT Raleigh
CALDWELL Majority IOOO-DemOcrntiC
Talk of COntcstInR.

RALEIGH, Aug. S.-rhe republicans are cele-
brating their victory tonight with a torchlight
procession. Caldwell made an address. The
Greeley club will have celebration Saturday
night.
Other official returns, which came in to-day
make it certain that Caldwcls majority will be
about 1000. The democrats will contest the
election before the legislature.
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POSTPONED RACES. 49, The entertainment
which was arranged TO come of on the driv.
ng park last Saturday, and which was post.
poned on account of the rain, win be given to-
morrow with the addition of some new and at
tractve features. There will be four trots, two
to harness and two TO wagon, and in one of
these it is expected that three of the fastest
horses in the city will contend for the honors of
the turf The famous three years old colt
"Wondel" will be shown upon the track, and
his marvellous capacity for speed and endurance
will be exhibited, The managers of the associ-
alton also announce a running race, which,
Judging from the previous meetings, will cause
lively excitement, and an abundance of sport.
The entries include fifteen horses, and II the
weather is favorable there is every reason TO
expect large attendance of spectators. The
price of admission will be the same as on former
occasions, % cents for each person, with no
extra charge for carriages or seats on the grand
stand.
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Fatal Railroad Disaster,

CINCINNATI, Aug. s.--A dispatch TO the
Chronicle reports that collision took place
yesterday on The Mobile and Ohio railroad, be-
tween Humboldt and Troy. killing three negroes
and wounding others. The cars of one train
telescoped into each other. The smoking car
body passed directly over the heads of the pas
sengers in the next car and the passengers
were obliged to get out through q hole cut in
tho Anor
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Republican Gums Over the North Caro-
lima Victory.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.--A salute of 200 guns
was fired by the republicans, this afternoon in
honor of the North Carolina election
New HAVEN, Aug. S-One hundred guns
were fired in this city to-day by the republicans
in honor of the North Carolina election.
HARTFORD, Aug. S.-The republicans of this
city fired one hundred guns this evening over
the success Of the republican ticket in North
Carolina.
NORWICH, Conn, Aug. S.-One hundred guns
will be fired in this city tomorrow over the re-
suit of the North Carolina election.
Norwich, Aug. S.-The barn of Charles
OSgoUd, on Cedar street, was burned tonight
Loss $1,000.
New YORK, Aug. S.-Dispatchcs from Buffa
10, Utica, and Syracuse, mention the firing OF
guns by the republicans, in honor of North
Carolina.
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WAR DEPARTMENT P. NJ, August s.-Prob-
Abilities; Falling barometer, cloudy weather,
rain and southwesterly winds in the northwest,
upper Mississippi valley and on the upper lakes
partly cloudy weather in the Ohio valley with
southerly and easterly winds, extending to the
lower lakes; southerly TO westerly winds on the
gulf, with clear weather on the south Atlantic;
light southefly to easterly winds, light coast
rains, and cloudy weather from Florida to Vir-
GINA; southeasterly winds and partly cloudy
weather in the middle and eastern states.
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a Thousand Families Burned cut in
Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. S.-Cosuscormdiouk
a village on the Asatic border of the Bosphorus
inhabited by poor Jews and Greeks, has been
destroyed by fire. Upwards of Il thou sand
families were thus made homeless and destitute
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester,

where good accommodations be had at moder
ate price A Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon The grounds by j. l.. Llllcy of Oxford. who
will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants of
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
unnn the gronnls.
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PATENTs.-Among the patents issued during
the week ending July 10th were the following
TO parties in this county: Willard Comey and
Sidney S. Turner OF Westborough, for welt
stopping mechanism for looms; Daniel Witt of
Hubbardstou, for shank laster aud for fork
wrench; John F. Haskins of Fitchburg, air and
gas engine; William Tucker of Fiskdale. Stur-
bridge, assignor to himself and Emory L. Bates
of same place, for screw tap.
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FALMOUTH HEIGHTS !

Those contemplating a vacation by the seaside viii
find tor their interest to consider tho attractions of
this popular
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MAINE.
BosToN, Aug. S.-There was a republican
demonstration in Augusta this evening, at
which Secretary Boutwell,, Speaker Blaine, and
Hon. Lewis Parker, made addresses. Anational
salute was fired over the North Carolina cleo
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HELEN AUGUSTA

HE STEAMED
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A DEMOCRATIC uRANT AND WILSON FLAG.
Mr. Dexter Rice, Of this city, has just COM
pleted fine flag bearing the name of Grant
and Wilson, which is soon to be flung to the
breeze in Rochdale. The flag was ordered by
democrats who still stick to their old ideas, and
take this method of showing that they do not
agree to the bargain by which Horace Greeley
became the candidate of the party for pres-
dent. They probably reason that il their
choice is confined to republican candidates,
nominated upon republican platforms, they
will take the least Objectionable man. 1t is
safe TO predict that before the campaign is over
many other consistent democrats will follow
the example of their friends in Rochdale.