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The repeated assertion in Washing
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anyhow ''''''
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Whether the 100000 needed to buiId
the new Boston Music Hall has beon
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mat the Symphony Orchestra will NOT
Dc abolished, but in April, 1900, will find
d new home somewhere. In fact. Mr.
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These are really not the most com
Portable sort Of days for the Hon.
James II. Nslen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

The local political situation, like a
crack race horse, warns up on the
home stretch.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

Even the secretary Of war hustled e
get into The Spy's special edition.
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For fidelity to a. lost cause, it will be
hard to excel Senator Chandler Of New
Hampshire. He never learns nor for
gets He is one of the greatest of the
free silver Bourbors
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When it comes to getting diplomacy
by the scruf Of its neck and interna-
tonai statecraft by the slack Of its
clothes just watch congress. The
i-'ose in particular can be counted on
,' show the president what's what.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

Reed is out and Abbott is out. Who
is in" by the job?
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Tt is to be feared that Mr.. McKiu-
ley viii soon discover like his Illus
trious predecessor, that he mas got
congress ON his hands"
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1t is only an even hundred days to
the middle of March, and the street
car magnates think the public ought
to get some comfort out OF that fact.
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The city and the car companies have
declared a truce-until the next snow
storm.
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The banks have got possession Of
$'o'o9Q2oo of the popular war loan, and
they will get more il they want it.
in many eases, no doubt, they paid
good premium, and the fact will de-
light the souls of the grangers. hut it
doesn't help the government much.
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Pretty good paper this morning?
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THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS; HI
is HONORABLE IF RE DO BUT LOOK TO The VEL
FARE OF THE COMMONWEALTH"
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1t is observed that the Keely motor
is not mentioned in the win Of the late
Philadelphia Inventor" though his en-
tire estate. which is inventoried at $40
600, is bequeathed to his wife So the
world viii have to endure the same
mystery and the stockholders the same
anxiety as in the past Both should
be used to their fate by this time.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1885.
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Now France. excludes American fruits
ana plants because of the malicious
San Jose scale. In due time it will
be made known to pernickety Euro
peans that the scale cannot survive
the drying process, and consequently
cannot be exported in harmful form.
In France, as in Germany and Aus
tria' there is politics in the fruit bust
ness.
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THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS HI
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1895.
Pretty good paper this morning?
Reed is out and Abbott is out. Who
is in" by the job?
Even the secretary Of war hustled TO
get into The spy's special edition.
The city and the car companies have
declared a truce-until the next snow
storm.
The local political situation, like a
crack race horse, warns up on the
home stretch.
These are really not the most com
Portable sort Of days for the Hon.
James H. 1Isnen.
The Sunday Spy tomorrow, may not
contain 46 pages. but it viii be the best
Sunday paper ever published in Wor-
.cester.
Tt is to be feared that Mr.. McKiu-
ley win soon discover, like his Illus
trious predecessor, that he mas got
congress on his hands"
It is only an even hundred days to
the middle of March, and the street
car magnates think the public ought
to get some comfort out OF that fact
For fidelity to a lost cause, it will be
hard to excel Senator Chandler Of New
Hampshire. He never learns nor for
gets. He is one of the greatest Of the
free silver Bourbors.
When it comes to getting diplomacy
by the scruf of its neck and interna-
tional statecraft by the slack Of its
clothes. just watch congress. The
house in particular can be counted on
go show the president what's what
The banks have got possession OF
$'5,00Q,oo0 of the popular war loan. and
they viii get more il they want it
in many cases, no doubt, they paid a
good premium, and the fact will de-
light the souls of the grangers. but if
doesn't help the government much.
1t is observed that the Keelv motor
is not mentioned in the win Of the late
Philadelphia Inventor" though his en-
tire estate, which is inventoried at $40
600, is bequeathed to his wife. So the
world will have to endure the same
mystery and the stockholders the same
anxiety as in the past Both should
be used to their fate by this time.
Now France. excludes American fruit,
and plants because Of the malicious
san jose scale. In due time il will
be made known to perntckety Euro.
peans that the scale cannot survive
the drying process, and consequently
cannot be exported in harmful form
In France, as in Germany and Ans.
tria, there is politics in the fruit busi.
ness.
The hackman who drove the guile.
less Officer Abbott and John Reed FROM.
Union depot to the Sherwood House
because that was "the nearest bote!
is new figure in the scandal. II.
must have done some skiilful dodgirs
to get past the other hotels. Wonder
how the twain happened to bring NJ
at Clarke's Hotel when they took tn,
haunt TO BOSTON yyyo, ~ 7t
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cialists, one military, one Republican
and one Independent paper have been
seized and prosecuted by order of the
military judges. If national feeling
runs too high against Senors Sagasta
and MOret, who really are in the most
danger, the Queen probably will ask
Marshal Campos to form a sort of gov
ernment for the defense of the mon
archy. The old marshal has told her
that he will be ready to do so directly
she sends for him. So the days of the
Sagasta Cabinet are numbered.
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Peking and Australia.

Important private advices or infor-
nation in regard to the steamships
City of Peking and Australia were re-
ceived here from the Coast yesterday.
This was later from San Francisco
than the ZeaIandia. 1t was stated that
the City of Peking and the Australia
were in the command of United States
naval officers and were at the Union
Iron Works dock. They were being
loaded with all sorts Of material for
the repair of warships and with am
munition that had been in storage for
the Asiatic fleet. Both steamers were
to put to sea so soon as possible and
it was expected that they would sail
from San Francisco not later than the
9th inst. The S. S. CHINA was TO follow
on the 18th with troops.
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Another Prize.

KEY WEST, May 5.-The Spanish
fishing smack Do Septembre was
brought in last night by a prize crew
from the Helena. She was taken eight
days ago in Yucatan channel by the
gunboat. Adverse weather was en-
countered, during which the charts
were blown overheard, and the captors
with their little prize cruised aimlessly
about the waters of the Gulf until
Tuesday, when the British steamer
Jamaica was encountered and put them
on their course.
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FEAR REVOLUTION.
Sagasta's Resignation Not Accepted
BY Queen Regent.

sagasta's Resignation Not Accepted
BY Queen Regent.
MADRID, May 5.-The last "a hours
have been anxious ones for the minis
ters and the authorities at Madrid.
Premier Sagasta went twice to see the
Queen and offered to resign if she be-
lieved a conservative or military Cabi
net could better defend the dynasty
and the monarchy than the Govern
ment whose members stick to their
posts now only from a sense of loyal
ty to the Crown and self-respect, as
they do not wish to be accused of
abandoning the reins of state in the
midst of war.
The chief fear is Of a popular revol-
ution, which everybody can see is
brewing. The civil authorities in Mad
rid got so alarmed at the attitude of
the Republicans and Carlists that they
frankly told Senor Sagasta they could
not answer for order much longer.
The Barcelona authorities report a
very serious condition of affairs there,
the Republicans working upon the
masses, who are discontented because
of the rise in the price of all provisions
and the closing of many factories in
consequence of the loss of the Cuban
and Philippine markets.
The Queen asked Senior Sagasta to
remain in Office. He consented to do
so on condition that she would give
permission to proclaim a state of siege
in Madrid. Now martial law rules.
Anyone circulating news about the war
can be sent to a military prison. Court
martials are held. One Carlist, one So
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he will make the people acquainted
with the news from Dewey as soon
as it is received.
ANXIETY ABOUT DEWEY.
Five Days Without News Makes
Washington Think

Five Days Without News Makes
Washington Think
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Although
naturally anxious to hear from Com
modore Dewey, the President and
members of the Cabinet are not at all
alarmed at the non-arrival Of news of
the Manila fleet. 1t is pointed out that
the cable Office is about 100 miles or
more distant from the city and the
connecting land line is in the hands of
the Spanish, who, it is assumed, can
not be disIodged by the commodore
with the force now at his disposal. The
commodore it is said may have been
compelled to send slow vessel out, or
he may be waiting to send news of the
surrender of the island. In any event,
the contingencies are such that no de-
finite time can be fixed for the arrival
of the report
Nor are the President and his ad-
visers disturbed at the situation of the
Oregon and the Marietta. They have
no fear that the Cape Verde fleet is en-
route to intercept them as such a move
would be the height of folly. In case
of an attack it is confidently believed
that the Oregon would sink at least one
or two of the assailants, so that if the
enemy were to succeed in defeating
her he would have suffered an equal or
greater loss himself. This exchange
the Spaniards are in no position to
make. Although the Government has
had no official news of the whereabouts
of the Cape Verde feet, no doubt ex-
lists it has returned to Cadiz as report
ed by the Lloyds. Wherever it is, the
Government has no reason to hope
that it will venture into these waters.
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Medical Association.

The executive committee of the Med
ening in the office of Drs. Myers and
Andrews. There were present besides
the two physicians mentioned, Drs.
Alvarez and Herbert. The obpect of
the meeting was to make arrangements
for the annual meeting. This will be
held on May 25th and 26th, at 8 p. m.
of each day at the office of Drs. Myers
and Andrews. A cordial invitation to
be present is extended to all members
of the profession in the Islands