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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-11
Now EmaislmtL.

PORTLAND, bIc., March 9.-John Sullivan,
sergeant Of the fifth artillery at Fort Prcble
committed suicide this morning by shooting
himself through the head He was % years
old. His friends are supposed to reside in New
York.
RoCKLAND, Ne, March 10.-rhe brig Selma
before reported ashore, has been lowed here for
repairs.
The steamer Sanford was eight hours coming
from BuckSpOrI ON account OF ice, which, in
some Places is eight inches thick. Yesterday
orr harbor was completely filed with ice which
also DISTRACTED the channel. The Whitehead
steamer Katahdin came through, but expert
enced great difficulty. The ice is rapidly break
inc up to-day by means CT the rain, which began
last night.
BATH, Me-, March 10.-The statement in the
Washington correspondence Of severa; papers,
that Senator Bayard presented Il memorial OF
the citizens here for action in regard to the
corrupt practice Of onr custom house officials,
is entirely without foundation. The memorial
has reference 10 another branch Of the service
entirely.
BosToN, March 10.-A heavy rain storm
continued from midnight Saturday until this
evening.
A boy named William j. Lee was run over
and killed last evening while playing ON Il rail-
road track.
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Mormon Politics.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 1O.-ln the Mormon
nominating convention, last night, Frank Fuller,
eX-seCretary OF the territory, was nominated for
representative in congress; Mr.. Hempsted, at
toncy of Brigham Young, for state senator;
Col Alels and cX-Sccrctary Mann, for members
Of the legislature, as representing gcntiles; who,
however, do not recognize them. The Mormon
legislature, il the state is admitted, it Is said,
will probably give Hooper and Fitch the United
States senatorships. The apostle Cannon will
also take a state scnatorship. 1t Is doubtful
whether the gcnties will nominate Il ticket or
attend the election. They trust to congress to
defeat the whole scheme.
The intelligence of the appointment of Gen
Maxwell, to be United States prosecuting atlor-
ney, was hailed with general satisfaction, but
has a depressing effect on the MOrmons.
Trains are moving irregularly in consequence
OF washes in the road.
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WAsnNGToN, 1 AM March 11.-Probabili-
ties: The barometer viii continue rising Mon,
day at stations east Of the Rocky Mountains,
With westwardly TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY winds,
falling temperature and clear and pleasant
weather very generally. Brisk ,approachius higa,
westerly and northwcsterly winds will probably
extend during the night from Lake Ontario TO
the New England coast. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated for the Atlantic and gulf coasts
tonight, except ON tue western gull coast;
SALT LAKE, March o. There was a heavy fall
o. snoW Thursday night, but trains are not seri-
ously retarded. Several eulverls between Fort
Steele ana st, Mary have been partially washed
away by water, eF ""''-N
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NEW YoRK, March "a dispatch from Titus
vile, states that at the last meeting of tic oil
producers, yesterday, they adopted plans which
haYe been perfected bya select committee, which
win result IN entirely Withholding every barrel
Of oil from the southern Improvement compauy,
and measures are about to be taken Whereby ali
via Lake Eric, Weland canal, Lake Ontario and
the st. LaHr8nee river to The ocean, and Il part
also hv WY of riltSburg to the auf Of Mesica.
A Scranton special says that the public schools
at Hyde Park, Bellevue and Petersburg have
been closed on account Of the prevalence of what
~ called black or spotted fever,
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E.ynchars HntimiIaied BY negroes.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 9.-Accounts from
DanVille, Ky, of last night, report that the cii-
zens intended taking the two negroes who muir
dered James NIcNiel, yesterday morning, aud
who were in Jail there, from custody and hang
ing them. A large number of negroes, armed,
gathered in DInyille and paraded the Streets
tempt to lynch the murdercrS, but sayng that
they were willing the men should be hung if
found guilty on fair trial The greatest cX-
element prevails in the town and vicinity One
of the negroes arrested isnamed Bob ISaacs, and
both have been identified by the wife Of the muir
dered man.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March 9.-The
steamer Lady of the Lake, from Washington,
arrived here this morning with Generals Butler,
Martindalc, Osborn, Smvthe, Co1ender, DR.. B.
Walcott, Senator Wilson, Ben. Perley Poore,
and a number of other prominent gentlemen
and ladies. After inspecting the asylum, they
visited the Hampton normal school, and Gen.
Garfield, one Of its directors, made speech.
After dinner, short executive session of the
board was held, at which some important bust
ness relative to the deputy govemorslp Of The
asylum was transacted, but the result of the
deliberations is NOT known, The party will re-
main here until tomorrow morning.
FORTRESS MONROE, March TO- Gen Butler
and party were sercnaded last night by Il baud
of artillery. They left this morning for Wash
iOutau
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oIsGUsTED DISTRICT OFFICERS.
ITO the Associated Press

'0 ~ "iN' nv" N"D'
WASHINGToN, March 9.-lhe instructions to
Ten. howard, VINO has been assigned 10 duty as
special indian commissioner, after detailing the
circumstances already published olhclally and
otherWlse TciatlVe 10 Inc rOlcy OF tue govern
meht towards the Indians, states That clrcum-
stances nave recently arisen creating apprehcn'
slonS that hostllltlcs may he renewed between
the indians ana the military authorizes, where
pF the poiicy iha1@ulaied may be defeated; and
10 prevent inns Hen. Howard ls-alter proceed
lh% 10 Arizona ana New MeAico-to take Such
actlon as III ms Judgment, may be deemed hest
LOT lhe purpose OF preserving peace with the In
dlans IN these territories.
lnere is no chan9e IN the desire OF the 90 Vern-
heIt as 10 the means lot preserving peace. In
addlhon 10 me previous suggestions, General
howard Is requested 10 consider me propietY OF
INDUCING the holladlc tlloes OF Arizona 10 unite
anu a'cGiIt Reservation iurthei east III the ter
flloIy Oh new mexico, "here they VIII ne more
Ieauliy reaeueu ny lhe government oy ana phlal-
tnroPlc eltlzehS III inc Woik OF providing lof thclf
pnyslcil Wauts, ana Win view 10 promoting
tllelf clVlllZallon. Ihe great OIJect OF the gov
ernment IS, hrst, to preserve peace between the
United States and these as well as all other
tribes OF Indians; and, second, to induce them
to abandon their present habits and 90 upon
reservations, there to DC placed under the inltu-
encc oil education and Christian civilization.
THE BORDER FISHERIES
IT., sooro+o,,, Of +l, ,.,,,,,,.,, 80, ;,,,., -.
cuIar fo me cooctors Of cnst, -, GI, U,,
thoT, +Eot ne tbo soasan r fhi,r % III ,i''u
Of tho Bit.b Ano1no,, ,nssass;, N @
vcinitv ia o,1nroanhina i cons;rol ~
tant HAT fsbPr,nen Of Tho IInitoJ Stntos ;tad
in% to rurs"a their bns;noss in rho yi;Ti.,
tjGned sh3mid Ia tbnrnn%I aci,,to1 ,,,it
the laws and rernIotiane ooverind thn I'tfer
to ovoid the loss of theiT ,assns and na It
for pnrroocbments Inv forci~nerS nron tho in
shore Fisheries Of Canada Tho coi,ecfors oro
therefore directed IN notify erc6 iSber,oan tha
thc nroyisions Of Tho treotv ,,ith Co.. ,not
Brtoip nrorIoin,ed I,i1, Jtt, IS7t I roL
latino td tSe fsbo,.;cs vii - o
into cffact until isvs rooirnd 70 ca,r,, ti,o -
onoraton a,a boo, ossai W., ti, ,o
iiements Of Greet R,ta , od Soa% ,l9 ,o
nc VI VI - III lIi "Hu Nt'Iu'ld, anu tHc
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YESTERDAY was the most uncomfortable day
OF the season. Late Saturday evening driving
sleel storm accompanied by raw north wind
hogan, and in short time the sidewalks and
streets were one unbroken sheet of ice, render
ing rapid locomotion feat attended with much
peril, as many an unfortunate adorned with
bumps unknown 10 phrenology can testify.
When morning came, nature presented the ap.
pcaronce OF grand transformation scene: il
was as though some powerful gcni had visited
the earth and turned everything to solid SILVER.
The trees rocked and swayed in the wind. load
cd down with their weight Of icy crystals and
even the unsshtly telegraph wires, stretched
across the street, looked like cords of pure sill.
yer. Dupng The day another transformation
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From, the proyineos.

HALIFAX, March 9-in the case of the shin
India, the captain and third mate have been sen.
fenced to pay fine Of $50 or to ninety days i'm.
Bris1nment, for having put two sailors in irons
one bali the nue. TO Je paid to the men and the
other half to the city.
The weather is clear and fine, and the snow
melting; but trains have been unable to pet
through 20 lcou or Annapolis far ihreo days
past. Some Of the mails due from the east and
west have not reached here since Monday.
FREDERICTON, N. b., March "a og house
atitlasiers station. occupied by family named
SOlcs, was burned last night. a woman entered
the burning house to rescue her baby, but both
were suiocated. The other inmates escaped in
their ulpht ciotbrs
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Wires.

NORFOLK, Va, March tO.-Monitor Mahopac,
lying at dock at the navy yard took fire this
morning in her wooden deck, from the galley
pipe. Considerable difficulty was experienced
in getting to the Ere, which was not extnauisl-
ed until considerable part of the iron plating
of the deck had been removed. The Mahopac
had been ordered out Of commission, and was
to be taken into the dry dock in few days to
have her turret and deck removed Damage
not considered serious.
ST. LOUIS, March 1O-A special from SPRING
field, ILL.,, says that fire at Lincoln, ILL.,,
Thursday night, destroyed Thubey's jewelry
store, Brewers hall, occupied on the lower
floors by stores and Hawser's brick block. Loss
estimn1ed at 500 600 TO S15 OOn
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CHARLESTON, $. c. March iO.~lhe Union
vile fines reports that arrests for alleged ku-
kuXism were RECOMMENDED in Marion county.
last week, by Deputy United States Marshal
Williams, and that much excitement exists
throughout the cpunly, where complete quiet
aud harmony bad prevailed for many mouths.
Business Of all kinds was suddenly suspended,
and ON many plantations work had been aban.
doned and the laborers discharged, the owners
being unwilling to risk the planting Of a crop,
owing to the prevailing uncertainty
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OLIVER's
STOVE STORE,
Sss MAIN STREET....OLD NO. $40

G COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
- SErIS.-WoRCEsrER, S. Probate Court To the
Hers al Law. next of kin, and alt other persons in
ttffsted IN the estate of JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. late
OF SOuthhorOuSh in said county deceased, testate:
Upon the petition Of MehuGnle x Chamber ain Won
are hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to be
hed at worcester, in said county, the third Tuesday
OF March cutren, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to
SHOW cause, why ih" instrument purpOrug to he the
allowed, ami letters Of administration with he viii an
neNed gran ed to her. "
ANA the sad petitioner ordered serve this eta
tion, by publishing the same once n week three weeks
suGees5lyelHl in the Wore ser Duly spy newspaper
printed az worcester the last publication be one day
at least before said court, and send or cause to he
sent written or printed copy of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid, To each OF heirs devsees OF
ie2atees OF said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days least before said
court. - ~
witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court
inns MN day OF Narch, in the year thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two
CIIAS. +. STEVENS. Register.
mh6 tm6 liGIg ' " s-'N''
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Price IS and Accrued Interest.

This Road 81 miles length 10 Of which are in actual
operation runs southweserly from Logansport to Rock
VILE passing centrally through 1--we of tile weathiest
ami most productive of Iniiana hitherto with
out railway acillues and Penetrating for Twelve miles
at its southe Terminus the celebrated Block Goa
Fields of Pake County, affords the shortest existing
outlet to Chicago, Toledo Detroit Fort wayne Logans-
port and all other intermediate points for the Block
Coal. (now in such large demandJ Lumber. Cattle.
GRAIN and other surplus products of this rich Agricu
tura and Mineral section of the state
For the present we Offer limited number of these
First Mo tgage Bonds at 05 and accrued Interest in
currency or will exchange them for U s. Bonds or other
marketable securities at the rates of the day.
At the above price these Bonds yield to tho investor 60
per cent. more income than the Bonds of the United
States and we unhesltatngly recommend them to all
classes of investors Offering the most ample security
and liberal returns
Further aud full particulars with Pamphlets and
Maps, furnished by us personal Written application
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rhc oen.ennlal Conn.l..Ioncr-.

PHILADELPHIA, March The centennial
commissioners this afternoon held a meeting
and transacted some routine business, and ad,
journed finally to meet in this city on the 22d of
LansdOwne plot has been informally selected as
the site for the exposition building The com
missoncrs attended q dinner Of the Saturday
night club,
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COUNTY NEWS.

AthoI has disposed OF its stock of smallpox,
and is happy.
Business in the shoe shops at Southvle has
never been better than at present, and is daily
increasing.
Mrs. Van Colt, the reviyalist, is holding a
series Of protracted meetings in Leomnster.
Her efforts are attended with great success.
Z. N. Rice of Clinton, has boon appointed, by
the governor, justice OF the peace fer the
county of Worcester.
Il. S. Hammond, sclectmau-elcct of Clinton,
declines TO accept the position, and tue vacancy
will be filled at the April meeting.
North Bridgewater congratulates itself on the
fact that it has built ia new dwelling houses
last year, and had but one fire, the loss from
which was less than $1,000.
Atrain of cars on the Worcester and Gardner
railroad struck a horse belonging to Mr.. c. L.
Loyewell, at the crossing near the depot, in
Gardner, on Thursday evening, entirely cutting
off one of his legs, This is quite a loss TO Mr..
Lovewell, as it was one of pair and valued at
$500.
James Anns, driver on the Milbury branch
Of the Boston and Albany railroad, has driven
ON the road twcnty-sevcn years last December,
twenty-one miles per day, regularly, and has
made many extra trips, making in all over $50,
coo miles, and is still driving, and good for
many more.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons has signifed his purpose TO
discontinue his pulpit services at Southylle on
the first Of April next. During his brief con-
ncction with the church there, less than year,
the Sunday congregation has nearly doubled
and, aside from special revival interest, the
parish is in highly prosperous condition. 1t
is understood that Mr., Parsons may be invited
to take charge Of and teach the Hopkinton high
school.
The town Of Douglas, at its annual meeting,
refused to make the usual appropriation for tile
support of the grammar school, which amounts
to The abolition of the school unless the voters
think better Of it, and make the necessary APP
preparation at the April meeting. In view of
the above fact, the Douglas Herald is Justly in-
dignant, characterizing the refusal as u blind
and fooIhardy act, traceable to the same miscrly
spirit which leads an avaricious man to grasp
blindly at a penny and allow dollars to slip
though his hands. 1t also calls attention TO
lNC oldlC law hHiNu iCHulito SNSiJ lDhh tOh-
tanning 800 families to support a grammar
school, the penalty for the violation of which is
fine equal to twice the highest sum ever paid
for the support of schools, and forfeiture Of all
right in the state school fund 1t is to be hoped
that the voters of the town will see the folly of
their action, and make the usual appropriation
at the April meeting.
Town OFFICERS ELECTED IN BERLIN
Moderator, Abel W. Longey; Town Clerk,
Josiah L. Sawyer; Seectmen and Oyerseers of
Poor, Lewis l.. Carter, Lyman Morse Edwin
Sawyer; Assessors, VIM Blssett, Silas Sawyer,
Josiah Moore; Constables, Samuel y, Fuller,
George II. Andrews; Treasurer and Collector,
Josiah Moore; School Committee, Ansel H.
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From Nebraska.

OMAHA, March 1O.-No train from the west
arrived at Cheyenne yesterday Or to-day, The
ncitina snow IN the mountains has caused nu.
merous wnshouts along the road
The state constitutional delegates passed here
to-day on their way to Washington, They as
sert that the reason why the Mexican party have
decided not TO vote on the question of adopt
ing or rejecting a state government, is that they
may not expose their weakness, They also aay
than OF 10000 geutlles In ptah, not more than
100 are opposed 10 state government.
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North Carolina,

WILMINGToS, N, c., March "a report has
been received here to-day that Boss Strong one
Of the Robson county outlaws, was killed last
night by James Mcqueen, at Andrew StronoJs
house, five miles from Moss Neck. Mcqueen
made this statement at Shoeheel this morning,
and posse Of officers left there 10 secnre
Strongs body, preparatory to claiming the large
reward offered
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The steamship Algeria, iron New York, ar
rived at Queenstown SATURDAY..
The steamship Crescent City, from Havana.
arrived at New York Saturday
steamers Australia, from Glasgow, aud Her
day. -
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BROWNSVILLE, March f.-On Monday PARTY
of armed men, supposed to be CortinaS. erossed
the river at Santa Maria rapohe, thIrty,fye miles
from here, aud captured all The residents in
elpding two customs inspectors. They held
them prisoners while 1900 head Qf cattle were
stolen and crossed. They then released the
prisoners and returned to the other side.
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The stone-cutiers strike in the United States
works at Columbia, 5. c., continues. Superin.
tendent Shell demands ten hours, as per instruc-
tons from Washington, and refuses to re-em-
ploy strikers,
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-PUTNAN,J J.
ySdturddy Iarch 9.-Thc jury in the case of N.
IL. Chandler VS.. Alonzo Snow having failed to
court adjourned until Monday. The first case
taken up will be that oil Charles l. Rawson vs..
II. b. King, an action ito recover for CONVEX
sion Of property, consisting of lot of malt bags
Very for plaintiff Wiley and Fitz for defend
ant. Gases next in order, Nos. 185, 1872, 1913,
1874, 1888, POS, 2i1, III, 217, 22l.
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PnILADELPBIA, March 9.-William NJ, Wad-
del of Wcstchester, to-day received the repnbli-
can nomination for state senator TO On the va
cancy caused by the death Of Senator Evans,
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The HIGH SERVICE BIDs.-Ihe bids for the
contract of laying the cast iron water pipes IN
the high service main, notice Of the award of
which appeared in Saturdays paper, varied CON
siderably in the sums for which the different
bidders proposed to do the work. The bids
were as (oowS S. H. Iarbell, Boston, S37, 475;
+. b. Walker & Co., Oxford, S37 sos; Taylor &
Nash, Worcester, $50, 747; John TanS, Worces-
ter, s4t ,4G5; w. 6 L. S. Knowles, Worcester,
S49,072; Ii. II. Pike, Boston, S530O9.5O; II. B.
Leach, Philadelphia, S6O,S25 c. c. Riley,
Leicester, SGj 100; Cove & Swithin, Chelsea,
SSS, 1913. The contract includes the trenchmg
and laying of the pipes from Lynde Brook
reservoir to Claiming street, distance of about
49, 600 lineal feet. The work is to he begun May
list, and to be completed early in October. Mr..
Stones bid for transporting the pipe was ninety
cents per long ton from the depot, or seventy
five cents perton from NV Worcester.
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idQuoR SEIzURE,-Theontire stock Of liquors
in the apothecary store of L. d. Weatherbee, at
Washington square, was seized by Deputy State
Constable brennan, assisted by Deputies Brown
Of Clinton, and Fletcher of Norlhbridge, Satur-
day forenoon. The proprietor has recently been
indicted before the municipal court for maintain
ing liquor nuisance, but appealed TO the supe-
rlor court, and the seizure on Saturday was
made for the purpose of testing the question
whether place kept as nn apothecary shop can
evade the enforcement of the prohi 1itory law.
The stock seized includes forty-two GALLONS Of
New England rum, forty-lour gallons high.
wines, lorty-fye gallons whlskcy, eighteen gal
Ions Holland gin, eleven gallons American gin,
twenty-one gallons native wine, nineteen gallons
brandy, i've gallons cherry rum, and nineteen
gallons of wine. large stock Of bottled goods
was also SEIZED Including brandy, wines,
schnapps, and full line Of "bitters and tonies'
of various kinds.