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leave the same at Octl2-lt' THIS OFFICE
II OSt.-strayed away from the Southsde OF the
II Chrlstiana Bridge a large cream c0ored or
uiu HOR-E, this " ednesday morning A suitable
reward will be gwen by in ormng
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Is widely known
as one of the most
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ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

New York, March S.-P. O'Conner, one OF
the township committee of Union, N j., has
been held in $1,000 bail on the charge of making
contracts of fraudulent nature.
Michael Condor was fatally shot during a
dispute over game of cards last night, in
Fourth avenue, by b. Newman. The latter
escaped. Condor died to-day.
After escaping three bullets yesterday morn
ing John Dunn, one of the four young futtians
who had just assaulted and robbed man in
the Dist ward, was captured and taken to the
station and the property found on his person.
He was committed without bail.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March S.-John Ne
Pberson, county Judge of Benton county, shot
and killed o. Nj. Thompson, merchant, March
list, in a personal encounter, Mcpherson was
arrested.
CHICAGO. March Sex Alderman Montgom-
cry is suffering from The close air OF the jail,
and his removal 10 an insane asylum is talked
Of An application for his pardon has been
signed by ten of the jurors who convicted him
SBR!NGFIELD, March S.-Benjamin +. Shea,
drummer for Boston tea house, was detected
at Greenfield, yesterday, in the act of passing Il
check altered flom Ss4 to 1884. He pleaded
guilty, aud was committed fof lack of bail.
ST. LOUIS, March S.--Chares II. buFklin shot
his wife and himself Today, both probably fatal
ly, She was an estimable lady, who supported
the dissipated wretch for two years, and was
about TO seek = divorce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

HAVANA, March s.-rhe steamer City of Mex.
leo brings adWces from the Mexican capital OF
incl The revolutiOnlsts have been defeat ed
in sinaloa and Jalist. Gen. Rocha is sand 10
hold position in Anna Calienms.
The reported defeat of the Juatists there is
contradlcted. Gen. Alatorre's division is at Pm.
ebla. "
The estates of the brothers Diaz in Oaxaca
nave been confscated. Ponfirio Diaz is said TO
be still alive and to have left the country in dis
gust.
Forced enlistments continued.
The printers in the office of the Ferrocarril
nave been pressed into the ser vice.
Ihe government is confident of crushing the
lnsurrection.
WIN. Cullen Bryant is at Vera Cruz, aud
proceeds Immediately to the capital,
An Englishman, en- route to the capital, has
been robbed of f15,O0O.
Riots in Guadalaxana have been caused by
forced levies.
=, formidable pronuEciamento in the state of
Hldalgo advocates the removal of the seat of
government 10 Vera Cruz. IL is considered by
we government to be a better position TO receive
ald from the United States in case OF necessity.
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The Weather,

WASHINGTON, March 8, / A. M.-PRoBABII.
TIES: The area of snow will extend eastward
over the New England states during TO nipht
and on Saturday morning The barometer will
continue falling from the lower lakes TO Florida
and eastward to the Atlantic. The very low
barometer will continue moving northeastward-
~ over southern Michigan and into Canada,
Inc wind will veer TO the easterly over the New
England states tonight, and to the sOutherly on
Saturday. They will veer to Increasing south
easterly, and southerly over the middle states
tonight. Rising barometer, falling tempera.
ture, and northwestery winds will extend dur
ing tonight TO Lake Michigan, southern Ohio,
ana probably South Carolina and on Saturday
over Michigan, Lake Erie and Virginia. Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated for the Adam
nc and gulf coasts tonight, but increasing TO
brisk, Easterly to sOutherly winds are probable
for the middle and east Atlantic coasts on Sat
urday,
ST. PAUL, March S.-The severest snow of the
winter has prevailed here since Thursday morn
ing, Over foot has fallen on a level, and is
SUI falling fast. Reports from the west show
tue same condition Of affairs.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March ga terrific
nan storm passed over Helena tO-iay, and
ragged an hour. The stnuos were oil extraOrdi-
nary size-esome measuring three inches in di-
ameter. All the window lights on the west side
of buildings were broken. Several merchants
experienced considerable loss,
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Hon VIM. NJ. Eyars has gone 10 London.
Gen. Won Moltkc is making a tour of Italy,
and Is now at Naples.
Tho emperor and empress of Brazil have ar
rived in Lisbon, whence they Will sail on the
18th Tor 30 Janer9.
Congressman Bell Of New Hampshire has OBJ
tanned leave Of absence from Washington for
two weeks
The president attended banquet given by the
mechanics of Philadelphia, TO Col. FOrney, at
the Academy of Music, last night.
The eX.Emperor Napoleon cleared 100000 by
seliag the estate ut the corner of ney street and
Broadway to the Western Onion telegraph
company.
Robert Duncan, a well known phauthroplst
died at Williamsburg Thursday.
Ii is understood that Attorney Bates of Utah
has been called upon by Attorney General Will
liams 10 resign.
W.. G. Bhapks, city editor Of the New York
Tribune, was assaulted yesterday afternoon in
his Office by Joel a. Fithian, sOD-n law of eX-
Controller Connolly. Ftbian was angered at
an article in the Tribune. A warrant has been
issued for his arrest,
William II. Allen, president OF Girard college,
has been chosen president OF the American
Bible society, which has appropriated SG6,0O0
for Bible work IN foreign lands during the ell
suing year,
Secretary Boutwell, Is somewhat better, but
still confined to bis house.
The senate yesterday confirmed Thomas Is.
Cltron as attorney for New Mexico in place of
Singleton NJ. Asherteer, removed for cause;
and Reuben 5. Kendall Of Connecticut, late con.
sui at Htrasbourg, to be consul at Brindisi, vice
Kingman, deceased.
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Abbreviated DIspn,cno.-

II Is stated that the recall OF the Spanish min.
ister (Roberts,) who will be replaced by Admiral
Polo, is an anli'Amercan movement on the part
OF spain which our government fully CONNIE.
hends, and Is steadily preparing for the hteaeb
winch Polo Will undoubtedly bring about as soon
as ne takes his position us minister at Washing.
ton,
Julia Connolly, one Of the children bitten by
laDld dog IN brooklyn, died in paroxysms
thursday night Several other cases OF rabies
nave occurred ~ Brooklyn within the past week,
The old board Of directors of the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati railroad, were re.elect
ed at cleveland, yesterday, except that Il Nj,
Shoemaker was chosen IN place Of Geo. Worth
lnston, deceased, and Mr.. Stillman in place Of
Amasa stone Jr,
Inc case OF Rev. Huston Of Baltimore Is under
investigation by committee of the Methodist
Eplscopal conference, at Marrentown Va.
Huston attended the session OF the body ycster-
day, and was cordially received. In eonyersa-
ton he said he would he in pursuit, from now
until death, Of the pan who arst started the re,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

PAINTED Posi-, N. y, March s-Bronsonis
planning mill was burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000,
New YoRK, March S.--The buildings burned
on Eighth aYenne this morning wore blocks of
two-story houses occupied as meat groceries.
and other small stores and as dwellings.
Alexqpdcr's pattern factory and bronzing fac
tory at Williamsburg, were burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000.
WALpoBoRo',. Me, March s.--A Gre last
night destroyed !, F. Packard & Co.'S sleigh
mandatory and paint shop, aud q two,story
double tenement house owned by the Congrega.
tional church, the dwelling house of John p.
Glidden, and the paint shop owned by the Med
omack national bank. loss estimated al So 900
partly insured,
New York, March s.--Shaler's shoe ware,
house and Smiths saddlery on Warren street
were damaged 10000 by fire this morning,
A block of bindings on Sth avenue, between
45th and 40th streets, were burned this morning,
Loss $4,000.
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proprietor of Foxs mills will address the temper
auce meeting at Mission chapel, Tomorrow eve
ming Measures of special interest to temperance
people will be brought before the meeting, aud
full attendance is desired.
Trinity NJ. L. 5hureh Preaching at l0s A. NJ.
and % P NJ by the pastor, Rev. W. F. Mallalieu.
Preaching in SchOfeld's block at ~
Lincoln Hall; Spiritualists public circle meets
at a quarter before six o'clock P. NJ.
AnthropOogical Hall: Mrs. Margaret w. Camp
bell will preach in the afternoon at % O'Clock,
upon the duty and demands of Justice
j. Hamlin Dewey, 81. D. of Boston, will lecture
in Archaeological hall tomorrow evening, COM
mencing at Z O'Clock. Subject-The science of
mind and mind reading, with practical illustrations
in mind reading
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Boston, March S.-All the letters mailed in
this city after two o'clock, Thursday, for points
south of Springfield, were destroyed by the
burning of the mail car at the accident on the
Boston and Albany road. The letters for Albany
and the west were saved and forwarded to their
destination.
James b. Forsyth, ex-mayor of Chelsea, died
to-day.
Shea, Barrel and SherricE, the three survivors
OF tue Cabot street case Of sufiocatiOn have re-
of danger.
The republicans of the third Suffolk district
this evening nominated Lewis Rice as successor
to Hon. Charles Hale
man at the Boston hotel was found dying
In his room, this morning, from the effects of
poison. lie was about forty years of age, and
III MS pocket was found a card with the name of
n. W. Flurchana, 219 South Fifth street New
York, upon it. His body was taken in charge
by the coroner.
SPRINGFIELD, March SIN addition to the
list already forwarded of the wounded by this
mornings railway disaster Mrs VIM. Leonard
OF ChelSea received severe internal injuries !;
VIM. L. Walker of East Abingdon a scalp
wound and general bruises; Madame Mortimer
OF HARTFORD, IT., a wound in the abdomen
Charles Wilder, Hartford, bruises about the head
and dslocatei arm; Charles Sargent of New
haven, wound on the head, and John NJ.
otlckney oil Newtonvllle, bruises on the side and
leg. These make the whole number of the in
lured fifteen. All will probably recover.
RoCKLAND, Me-, March s.-The brig Selma of
Boston went ashore on Clam lodges, OH Dix isl
and, last night, and lies badly damaged, with
three and half feet of water in her hold; crew
safe,
BANGOR, March Sat the republican caucus
tonight, Joseph s. Wheelwrght was nominated
mayor.
NASHUA, n. H., March s.-Th6 democrats to-
night renominated Dana Sargent for mayor,
Hartford, March S.-The political cam.
palgn speaking in Connecticut will open yigor-
ously next week. The first public meeting will
oe leld ny lle republicans in this city on We'd
nesday evening, when addresses will be deIV-
cred by Gen. Daniel f. Siczles, aud by Gen
VIM. Williams, member of congress from In
DIANA. The election occurs on April first, and
the campaign spea ing being crowded into Inc
TWO weeks preceding that date, it is expected
tnat the work Of thcse TWO weeks will be very
spirited. The democrats have announced no
speakers yet, To-day is the last day for the req,
igiration OF new voters. The registrars win i'm
mediately complete and publish their lists.
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Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell, agent Of the Massachusetts
Nomans suffrage association, will speak in Anthr0-
poll geal hall TO morrow, at2ls P.M, on "WOmans
omanl ipatOn from political serfdom."
HORTICULTURAL hall; Mrs. Annie MiddlebrOok viii
speak in Horticultural hall, tomorrow afternoon
and evening. Services to commence at the usual
hour.
Church of the Unity: Rev s. G. Became will
preach morning ana evening
Universalist Church; Rev. Mr.. St. John will
give the fifth dOetrinal discourse tomorrow eve
ming. subject-"An explanation Of those passages
of scripture which are supposed to teach endless
misery"
Rev Lcander 7. Chamberlain, pastor of the New
England church, Chicago, will preach on Sunday
In the forenoon at the central church, in the after
noon a the Union, and in the evening at Mechanics
hall Mr. Chamberlain is one of the committee ap.
pointed by the Congregational churches In Chicago,
10 represent their necessities before the churches at
tile east, and TO secure aid from them
Rev w. n. Shedd of Waltham will preach at the
Dewey street chapel Morning service at 10 ;3O
Sunday school concert at P. N. Evening service
att , n. 49,,
.nonthlylecture to young people, In the afternoon
On aliooks-- How 10 read. and What"
Hon, r, Emory Aldrieh and Geo. Kimbal, Esq,
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LATEST NEWS S.
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From Washington.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March s.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March s.
MAST AND HIS FUNNY PICTURES.
The Chronicle this morning has column edi-
torial on Nast's last caricature of Senators
Sumner, Trum5ull and Schurz 1t character
ICES it as base and vulgar picture, and tending
to degrade the public taste. 1t deprecates such
coarseness as detrimental to the true interests of
the administration.
Nast's recent pictures in Harper's Weekly pro
woke much criticism here, even among the pres
ident's friends, and they are generally con-
demned. 1t is stated in private circles that the
secret of Nast's extreme partsanship lies in the
fact that his personal friends in New York be-
long to the custom house republicans, and they
feel very bitter towards Sumner and Trumbull,
because they have succeeded in exposing the
custom house abuses.
THE ARMS INVESTIGATION
Was continued to-day at Gen. Dyer's house. He
is i'll with heart disease, and was not able to APP
pear in the committee room, so the committee
waited on him. He told straight and intelli-
gent story. 1t seems to be conceded that con-
siderable quantity of arms and ammunition were
delivered to Remington after he was known to
be the agent of France, but the contracts were
made previously. The committee will soon call
the agent in New York before them, and ascer-
tain the precise date of their delivery, Mr..
Schurz was again present, and asked many
searching questions.
MIR. DAWES SPEECH
In the house in regard to the expenditures dur
ing the current year. attracted the general atten.
ton of the house, and especially of the leaders
on both sides. He showed conclusively that the
estimates Of the president and Mr. Boutwell,,
submitted last December, cannot be realized
though through no fault of theirs, but owing
mainly to the extravaganza of congress. Ac.
cordng to Mr. Dawes figures there can be no
such reduction IN taxation and import duties as
the president recommends, unless congress is
more economical in its appropriations.
The democrats view the speech as having two
objects-one to impress the house with its duty
to be economical, and the second to convince
members that any decided reduction of the tariff
and of taxation are unsafe.
Mr.. Eldrdge of Wisconsin wanted to know i
standard if that would not add largely TO the
revenue, but Mr.. Dawes did not choose to oper
up a tariff debate, and declined to answer.
Mr.. Eldridge's speech indicated the purpose o.
| the revenue relormers when the tariff bill gets
| into the house; which is, to urge large rcduc
ton off duties on iron and steel, on The ground
that it will add TO the revenue.
The presentation of the Connecticut statues
| of Sherman and Tlumbull, in the senate, was
| olouuauttxr nd hon1cnDnnIu Nv
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sidering measures looking to the revival of the
carrying trade upon the ocean, and has con-
cluded to report several propositions for the ac-
ton Of the house. The bill emanatiug from the
secretary of the treasury has been changed so
as to allow tonnage bounty per aunum for
five years Of SIS per ton for iron, and S12 per
ton for wooden steamships, and $40 for sailing
vessels for one year. 1t is doubtful, however,
whether any subsidy measure will pass, as both
parties desire to avoid attacks in the coming
presidential election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

Steamship Erin, from New York. arrived at
Liverpool yesterday.
The steamships China, from Liverpool, and
Westphaia from Hamburg, arrived ut New
York yesterday.
The steamship City of Washington arrived at
Queenstown last evening, in tow of the tug
KngGsher and steamship City of Durham.
The steamship City Of Antwerp has arrived at
New York from Liverpool.
DurinG the snow storm Monday night, the
schooner Ida L., from Boston, was in COLI.
sion with another schooner i've miles OFF Henlo-
pen, probably the Harry Conrad,
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LEoMINsTER.-The Union comb company,
whose factory was burned last Sunday, have
voted to take immediate measures to rebuild
upon the same site. Meanwhile they have
leased two or three buildings of Hon. John II.
Jockey, near the depot, which they will mme-
diately fit up with machinery and begin opera
tons as soon as possible, in order to fill their
more pressing ORDERS They have also purchased
the establishment of Cook Brothers, doing the
same business of manufacturing combs, horn
jewelry, etc, in tie western section Of the vii
lage and Mr. Charles Cook has been admitted
member of the Union comb company, which
will hereafter operate both establishments.
The new church ediice of the Evangelical Con-
gregational society of Leominster, to be erected
upon the site of the one recently burnt, is 10 be
built mainly by Worcester mechanics. The
plans arc by A. P. Cutting; the carpenter work
is to be done by Charles Fuller; the stone work
by D. NJ Woodward; and the brick mason work
by Mcssrs. Smith & Spring, of Leominster; the
bid OF q Worcester mechanic came very near
taking the brick work. The size of the building
will be 6Sx10O feet, with chapel in the rear Ask
50 feet. 1t is to have two spires, one 146, and
the other 80 feet in height. There are to be no
side galleries. The entire cost Of the structure
will be about $4,000, Mr., Fuller's contract for
tie wood work and supervision amounting TO
1874 900. The church is to be completed by the
first of June, 1873.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, March S.-The commission of medi-
cal men appointed TO examine as to the sanity
of Arthur OConnor, the aSsallant OF the queen,
have finished their duty. They find the man of
sound mind, but an enthusiastic Fenan O'Con-
nor, in explaining TO the commission why his
weapon was not loaded when he assaulted her
majesty, said he would have used a loaded piS-
tol in the attack but only desired to frighten
the queen into compliance with his demand
Any fatal result of his assault would have
brought the prince of Wales to the throne. and
that event he does not desire TO occur. He wish
es Queen Victoria TO be the last English mon
arch.
An obelisk to the memory of Earl Mayo will
be erected at Mas in Kildare county, Ireland,
the family seat of deceased
A valuable collection OF old books formerly
the library of Vim. Penn, were sold at auction
to-day.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March S.-rhe report that President
Theirs had rendered the ambasSadorship to B9r-
lin to Ponyer Quertier, late minister of finance,
is denied. Should the appointment of COWARD
as minister OF finance be confirmed it is proba-
bic that Aneel deputy from Havre, will be APP
pointed minister of agriculture and commerce.
Ihe payment of two mlliardS of the war in
demnlty, together with the interest to date on
the remaining three milliards, was completed
yesterday al Strasbourg This gives France en-
tire control of six departments, in which she is
allowed to MAINTAIN as large a military force as
she desires.
The assembly to-day rejected the proposition
OF Deputy Brunei to erect on the hill OF Troca-
dero temple TO Jesus Christ, as a testi nony to
the belief in God as necessary for national re-
generation.
1t is expected that Minister DuGaure will de-
mand OF the chamber vote of confidence on
the question of the withdrawal of NJ. Power
| Qnertier from the government
The troops are concentrating in and around
Paris as precaution against trouble on the
18th, which is the anniversary of the communist
| inSurrection.
Emigration from Alsace to Algeria is ncreas-
| ING and is aided and stimulated by France.
Janvler de LaMott, eX-preiect of the Eure has
| sued Casemira Periere Tor false imprisonment,
and has challenged one of the witness in the
Paris press.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, March S.-The government has dis
coyeltd that the pope has secretly appointed the
| archbishop of PoSen prinate of Poland This
primary has been long distinct When Poland
was kingdom one of the functions of the pr
mate was to act as regent in case of the death
or absence of the sovereign.
The upper house OF the dict has passed a bill
providing for the government supervision of
schools, 1875 TO 20.
| SPAIN.
MADRID, March S.-rhe federal republican
club has adjourned its sittingS but appointed
| an executive committee to act during adjourn
| ment.
| RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, March S.-rhe Journal de
| 81. Petersburg publishes the text of the treaty
OF amlty between China and Japan.
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Town OFFIcERs.-New Brainree-Clerk,
Geo Tufts; Treasurer. Moses Thompson; Sc
lectmen and Oyerseers of the Poor, Chas Will
cox, Moses Pollard, Josiah Gleason; Asses
sors, Moses Pollard, Josiah P Gleason, Josiah
G Converse; School Committee for three years,
Rev John Dodge; Tax Collector and Constable,
Chas Gleason. Approprialions-For schools,
$3.50; highways and bridges, $1,000; contingent
cies $4,000: total 5000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

The lower house of the Missouri Legislature,
Yesterday, took such action relative TO the
S1sOOO,6OO railroad scheme rs TO indicate It's
defeat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

Capt Bennam Of San Francisco and four sail.
ors, Of the schooner Minnie Bell, were drowned
yesterday while attempting to land freight ut
Point Sal
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en- was taken before the court of oyer aud ter
miner at White Plains, and held in $4,000 for
trial.