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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. A-Money on call easy
at 11aG2 per cent: last loan. IA; prime
mercantile paper, 3iz6D4 per cent sterling
exchange Arm at 4.s5QA for demand and
4s2QA for 60 days; posted rates, S3 and
4S6; commercial bills. 4.S0%; silver GER
titicates, 60Q5z; bar silver, 6OA Mexican
dollars, 46%; government bonds firmer
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MATCHED FOR THREE-M1LE RACE

Halifax, N. S., Oct. 21.-Michael
Lynch of Halifax and Harry Vail of st.
John We're matched this morning for
3-mile single scull race for $3.50
side and side bet of $3.50, the race
to take place Oct. 3lst, on the Bedford
basin course.
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE CHICAGO MARKET.
reported by Jas. S. Aborn, 410 Main STD
The opening, highest lowest and closing
quotations in Chicago. Oct. n, 1898:
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CHANCE FOR q. OF P. MEN

The University Of Pennsylvania ITar-
yard game will be played on Soldiers
field, Cambridge, Saturday, Nov 9Th, and
University of Pennsylvania men and
others desiring seats in the Pennsylvania
block must send their names and money
to DR.. George r. Gray, room 722, State
Mutual building before o'clock today.
The seats are $150 and q
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night the most stubborn cold as well as
ali its complications tickling in the
throat, husky voice and violent cough
ing. 1t is the most wonderful medicine
science has produced.
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- - -
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

WASIllNGTON~-M Minister Cosra has no.
titled the state department that no has re-
ceiVed eablcgram from the diet of the
Greater State OF Nicaragua, notifying him
mat the invaders who entered the state a
few days ago have been utterly routed
and that the republic is at peace.
VICTORIA, II, CA late report saws
The steamer Claren was burned off Bernsr's
bay, Lynn canal There are no signs of
the forty men which left Skaguay on her.
HAVANA-A Spanish report says that
the camp of the insurgent general Caiixto
Garcia has been destroyed.
PORT SAID--rhe first class British Int
tleship NeSuVius sailed tor Malta on Feb-
ruary II, and went aground outside the
bar, VIII have to be discharged of her ccttl
ana her guns before she can be toated
CALCUTTA - The Australian I.loyd's
steamer Modusa, from Trieste December
20 via Bombay, January 10, for Ranguo1
is reported ashore az the Auckland Islands
in the hay OF Bengal, Assistalire has been
sent to her.
FRANKFORT~-B aron Won Erlnnger. the
head OF the Erlanger bank, is dead
YOKOHAMA The Japanese fleet is still
maneuyering in Japanese waters.
MADRIn-Bl Heraldo formally denies
the story published IN Havana newspa-
per that one of Seror Canglejas' own en-
pioyes abstraoted 'he De i.omo letter.
MADRID-The government has declined
offers made 10 sell Spain men OF war ON
NO ground that the terms are no, aocepr,l-
BILE,
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THE MILLING SITUATION.
General Strike Of All Operatives Is
Not Probable.
TO CONCENTRATE on NEW BEDFORD
Proposition Under Consideration al
Lower 10 Have the Yarn Miii
Operatives Join the strikers.

Lowell, Mass. February 15,-From pres
emit indications the recommendation OF the
conference committee which met at Bos-
ton Sunday advocating a general strike
in tho cotton mills of New England viii
fall Hat in this city. President William
l.. Kinsclla of the Weavcrs' union said
last night
There will be no strike here as long as
the professional agitators keep away and
allow us to manage our own Affairs
At the meeting of the Ring Spnners
union last night the recommendation OF
the conference was entirely ignorei, while
at the meeting OF the union OF drawing In
girls, wrappers, Wrappers and spoilers. IL
was decided that 1t was inadvlSaDle TO
consider the recommendation and that all
efforts should be concentrated upon The
strike at New Bedford for the present.
At the latter meeting II was also voted
to communicate with the two local SEN
ators. with n view Of having the weavers'
fines bill amended, as 1t Is not considered
sufficiently far reaching.
Agents of the local mills interviewed do
ference seriously and some of them state
they would welcome a general shut down
OF the New England mills, as 1t would
curtail production and thus relieve an
overstocked market. The store keepers
are unit in their opposition to a strike
here and few OF them expect one.
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Nili Follow the Acquittal Of zcla,
Says Comte Rsterhsfy.
ne WILL LEAD THE MOB HIMSELF.
There II Change Of Sentiment To-
ward the NoveIist snd There
Were No Demonstrations.

New York, February l5.--in the state
ment made by Count Esterhaay TO the
Journals Paris correspondent he is cred
tied with the following: II appear in the
witness box tomorrow. I am half dead
with bronchitis. and shall not be able to
speak we'll, but have no fear never
knew fear. nrst faced fire as soliier,
when IL years old. and my heart did not
beat more than 1t does now. am so
little afraid OF zola and his crowd Of 1900
scoundrels that ] wish they were all In.
this room, and I had stick, and though
i haye only one lung, | would face them
all. Dreyfus was guilty. There were ISL
pieces of documentary evidence against
him. Hid trial viii never be revised. II
Dreyfus were ever to set foot in France
again there would be 100000 corpses OF
jews on the soil. II lola Is acquitted
there viii be revolution In Paris. The
people VIII put me at their head In
massacre OF tho Jews
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WASHINGTON.

Tho house passes n bill regulating loans
to attaches Of National banks
Mr.. ball has a resolution passed in thc
house calling for an estimnte OF tho cost
Of opening iO0-foot channel Mt tho
mouth OF Double bayou.
The house to vote on the bankruptcy
bill Saturday.
FIX Minister Do Lone and family take
their departure.
Tho cabinet meeting was SHINY Intended
and no attention was paid to the De Lone
incident.
The senate passes resolution calling
on the attorney general for information as
to the governments position in regard to
the sale OF the Kansas aud Pacific.
Senate aud house are going to he very
hard to control anent the Cuban situation.
as more disclosures are yet TO be made.
Mr.. Meek has not yet been appointed
to tho new Texas judgcuhip.
Mr.. Bailey was not quoted correctly In
a recent interview ancni his tariff views.
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to redeem the first mortgage bonds issued
by the Union Pacific Railroad company,
eastern division, now the Kansas Pacific
d.:7Tision of the Union Pacific, and to ask
postronement of the sale thereof and the
appointment of, n receiver therefor in the
interests of the government of the United
States: and also If he authorized an agree
ment by which said property is to be sold
for the face value of subsidy bonds result
ing in loss to the government of the
amount of $4,000 600 and II the government
has agreed not to be bidder at said sale"
At $50 p. M. the senate went into exec
utivo session.
After the executive session the report OF
the attorney general on the Harris resolu
ton WIS read.
The senate, at 5:S5 p. M. adjourned.
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WILL PUT ArART ms cnlLp-wrE
General Cassius ". Clay 10 Apply for
Divorce From Dora.

General tnSsius VI. tlny 10 Apply for
Divorce From Dora.
Glove Democrat Special
Richmond, Ky, February 10 From n
source that Is regarded as thoroughly re-
liable, the Globe Democrat correspondent
learns that General Casslus NJ. Clay has
made up his mind to divorce his child-wife
Dora, and Will shortly take the necessary
legal steps to free himself from his strange
marital relations with this girl of, H. He
has, IL is said, already reduced TO writing
the main points In his petition His ground
viii not be ncompatibllity OF temper or
iniidclity, but lunacy, the petition allegn.,
that Dora has been drugged by members OF
the vendetta and is no longer herself
While he will put her away he will, he
declares, never allow her to want. but will
see that She docs not suffer for the neces-
sites OF life. These facts were colnmunl-
Gated by the general to IL personal friend.
The Richardson's. Dora's relatives, Will, IL
Is said, stubbornly oppose the divorces "a
ceedings. Dora is now at her brother John
Richardson's. at Valley View, aud knows
nothing OF her aged husbands ,lete.mpa-
ton to put her away. She has never moved
her personal effects back to White Hell,
and while the old general hes Kept her
supplied with money and food. II has all
along been apparent that he does not de-
sire her return. The report has revived
interest in the old lion and his child wife
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DOMESTIC.

The leaders of the silver par
ties have ISSUED mn address set
Ing forth the absolute necessity
III all bimctniiisfS striving Shout
der Ia shoulder for the common
good,
United States supreme court at ST. Louis
holds that deed executed on Sunday is
void.
Daughters Of the Republic Of Tgxa.
making an effort to secure Santa Annals
sword from the museum ut Cincinnati.
Reports from New England indicate that
tho unions do not favor general strike
at present.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE STATE.

Big cruiser Texas and the gunboat
Nashville arc in Galveston harbor, where
they viii remain some days
Sam Lees funeral was attended by n
large crowd at Galveston.
J. II. Ladd held without bail on a
Charge OF murder at Galveston.
y small wreck near Rosenberg. in which
no one was hurt.
An Alaskan in Texas says that the
Ktondikc H. tho richest gold district In
tho world.
a negro woman was probably fatally
brfncd by lamp explosion at Greenyile.
Major General Joe q. Booth has made
appointments for 4. G. v.
dime novel story of an attempted
hold-up comes from Waco.
Strike OF stovedores at Port Arthur has
not been settled. Sheriff WAS summoned
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Kidney and Bladder Troubles Quickl'
You May Have Sample Bottle of the Ore.y
cry, DR.. KiImers Swamp Root Sent Free i

Mon and women doctor their troubles SO
often without beneilt, that they get discour-
aged and skeptical. In most such cases Sc
rious mistakes are made IN doctorng and In
mi knowing what our trouble Is or what
makes us sick The unnistakablo evidences
Of kidney trouble are pain or dun ache in
the back too frequent desire to pass water,
scanty supply, smarting Irritation. As kidney
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pr Kilmcrs Swamp Root Is the discovery
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CHANGE TOWARD xoLA.
Significant CRIm and Absence of
Demonstration Against Him.

New York, February ia lispatch to
the Herald from Paris says: re-
markable change was manifest ycs,cr-
day In the demeanor Of the public to-
ward Emile Hola. In the crowds OF people
who collected outside Of the palais dc
Justice there could not have been moro
than dozen or 80 at the most who went
with the express intention OF mnnilesting
their feelings for or against lola The inn
preston Obtained by q Herald correspond
emf. who was present outside the court from
the time OF Iolas arrival until his depart
ure al $50, was one of calm -uuch absolute
calm that one ALMOST wondered ii hostile
intentions had ever been shown py the pub
lie toward the novelist. M
AT 10 O'Clock there were few people IN
the Galerie dc Harlay facing LIE Place
Dauphine. and when lola arrived at IL
O'clock at the Quai dies Crfevres the num-
Der was not perccptbly increased. He WAC
greeted With a few cries OF "Abas Zolal"
ard ''Vive Zola!' with an Accompaniment
OF whistles from a small body of anti
SemiteS. 1t IL notable fact that there
were no cries OF "vive l'armee" when the
military witnesses arrived.
As The day were on the number OF peopls
increased until there must have been at
least 1000 on the various quass and thu
Place Dauphlne. The day Icing the Paris
workmen's holiday, a great part OF thcaa
were among the crowd.
An incident In the carly afternoon pro-
videh matter OF much gossip. Prince Hanr
d'orleaus presented himself at the court
but was refused entrance because he was
not provided with a special permit
As Zoia lett there came from the DUAL
dc Ia Mcgsserles n sound of whistles
About a dozen anti -Semtes had taken up
position on the parapet of the quay and did
not iose this opportunity nt great distance
OF manifestng against lola
Now. the question arises, tc what can
we attribute this change from the voclfer-
Gus demonstrations of last week? Il was
Hcgrosted that tlsa answer could only be
ore OF two things othor the police pre-
yiotialy employed agents proyccatuefs, who
are now withdrawn. or the public feeling
toward Zola has been influenced In his ia
vpr by the reading of tho reports of the
trial
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a Bonu. entertainments.

Victoria, Texas, February l5.-Arrange-
men's have been perfected for repeating at
the opera house Friday night the enter.
tainment to be given tonight at Nazareth
convent IN honor of Mother st. ciaire's
holden jubilee Tho proceeds will be con-
tributcd to tho fund for securing the ma
way. 49,"
me valentine party given ut the real
aenee OF Mrs Theo Buhler last night rs
PRESBYTERIAN church was a novel. attsaetive
and largely attended afIair
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CUBA.

The. American wnrship Maine
WINS blown mn IN the harbor Of
Havana ana many OF the sailors
were killed and wounded. No exc
PLANTATION OF the affair.
Gomez writes that he Is In sanctI Spir-
itrs. that no secs failure in autonomy.
and that Spanish convoy with money
las boon captured
Spanish populaco is said 10 prefer war
TO an apology and to be- deeply resentfui
OF an alleged apology by saeasta. Apol-
OF is said to have been received.
A Spanish cabinet official says Spain
Is ashamed and aggrlevcd over Dc Lome's
bad hronk
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Household Goa..

The ancient Greeks believed that tho
Penates We're the gods who attended "a The
welfare and prosperity OF the family. They
were wonshipped as household gods ii
every home. The household god of today
is DR.. Kings New Discovery. For CON.
sumption, coughs, colds. and for all affsc-
tons OF Throat. Chest and LUNGS h Is
invaluable, II has heen tried 10. a orar-
ter of century and is guaranteed 10 cure
or monty refunded No household SD ,ld
BIO without this good angel II Is pleasant
20 take and a safe and sure remedy for old
anu souhs. rrss tr;ai bottles at Geo. w.
Heysrs drug store. Regular size soc ana
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AT NEW BEDFORD.
some Talk of Having the Yarn Mil
Operatives Strike.

New Bedford, Mass. February i5.-The
proposition has becn under consideration by
the local labor leaders for several days to
cali out ON strike the employees Of all the
yarn mills in the city, which would bring
into idleness 10000 additional operatives,
or total of $50, 900. This PROPOSITION
la indeuendent of that for a general strike
all through New England. aud the effect
of this movement, II is claimed. would be
such serious menace to local banks tDat
1t would result in overtures Tor settle
ment OF all present difficulties by the
manufacturers. whose interests are allied
with those of the city's financial lnstitu-
tons 1t is urged that il the operatives
lose their present strike through the Wea,"
ers' inability to hold out. tie sp'nners in
the yarn mills. who have not thus FAR been
cut. will receive notice OF reduction In
paw, and the proposition under considera-
ton is intended to prevent that.
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blue AND GRAY.

General Gordon Honored u
sin G. A. r. yeterSs6
Milwaukee, Wis, Fehruary Il
was a happy reunion of the hius
gray with the appearance OF Gess
b, Gordon OF Georgia, who dem
lecture on the Confederacy al q
nue. Congregational church. At r
meeting the E. r. Wolcott post
est and most influential in tel
cided to tender their services Il
Gordon as an escort. The e.
the post met the general atllf}
hotel, where in behalf OF the pdet I
mander. Wade II. Richardson, b /
plimentary speech, rendered
tinguished Confederate leader u Z
of an escort by the post.
General Gordon responded briedg
fully thanking the members o. h
for their courtesy and kindness.
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NOT WE'LL RECEIVED.
i,voposition OF "a General Strike In
Nnt Eucournrct.

Proposition OF IA General Strike In
Not Encouraged.
Boston. February l5.-~The proposition Of
the American Federation Of Labor 10
order a general stii>e. in the textile mills
Of New England seems to meet with
decidedly cool reception in the manufac-
turing centers, whore at present there is
no trouble. There are two reasons put
forward for this: First that the operatives
do not see what they are to gain by il.
and second, they have pledged in the best
OF faith their financial HELM TO carry on the
struggle in New bedford. In several cities
last night the operatives of cotton mills met
TO DISCUSS the general strike proposition.
Only in New Bedford was any sympathy
hhnNNn for L.
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REAR END COLLISION.
Engine Was Smashed but Nh One
Was Hurt.

Rosenberg. Texas, February l5,--As No.
z Santa Fe sonthbound passenger train
was entering Dyer, snail station Six
miles north OF this place. It ran into the
rear end OF southbound freight train. de-
molishing the passenger engine and caooosg
OF the freight uein and damaging the ex-
press car considerably
The engineer and fireman jumped escap-
ing unhnrt The passengers were consld-
erably knocked about, but all escaped Sc
rious injury.
No. reached this place about sevea
hours late
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between the United States - Il I
Arkansas asked for by in 49,
the said State. 90 as to nsr,.'' r.
tionment of the procee,Is ss' +
lands for common school ss''.:
AT this point Mr., Dalai r.
asked for a modification n ~
The consideration of thu b,sf. l.
which begins tomorrow afternS3 r
the iinal vote should be taLsr 3 +
instead of Monday as crieiss'S'
with the understanding thaf T'2
bate be private bill day. 49, p
a bill was passed emlowsfiSs ?
and receivers of general land ny
sue subpoenas and compel oh.1t.s
The bill was passed repetllns n
requiring affirmative proof Il is|
tie holders of bounty or land 81,
At . o'clock the house adjou,s'1
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RAILROAD.

The Pittsburg and Gulf has secured
tenrcrary restraining order against the
enforcement of the Santa fes notice
given several days ago.
Cotton rate hearing continued before the
railroad commission.
Rates to tho Mardi Gras being slashod
cast of tho river.
Work on tho International and Grca,
Northern new passenger station has boz
KUN
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kidneys, such as catarrh ].
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NO UNUSUAL INCIDENT.
Opinions As To the Issues of the
TRIAL VARY.

Opinions As To the Issues of the
TRIAL VARY.
Parts. February 10. The trial of Emile
lola and NJ PerrieiS at the court of the
Seine today was not marked Nv any Incl
dent The crowd present was not 40 large
rs yesterday Opinions as % the issue OF
the trial vary greatly. While some reoplc
are alrandy discussing the extent OF the
sentences others regard the acnuittal OF
the defendants as certain az II is evident
the court IL becoming more favoraDly dis
posed toward NJ, lola.
The presiding Judge today dsallowed the
request Of counsel for NJ lola that The cx-
perts heard at the Esterha2y court martial
should DC called to testify.
General Com reappeared ON the witness
stand and protested against the assertion
made by NJ Isures, tho socialist deputy
on Saturday last, that the general stan had
refused to enllghten him on the nreyfns If
fair.
NJ. Janip. u handwriting exnert. siren
uously denied that he had attempted to
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strickcn VIA Apopl.xy,

wharton, Texas, February i5.-sunday
morning on her way to church, the vene.a
he mother Of Messrs. n II, d. and NJ. sor-
rei' was stricken with what Is supposed to
ne apoopleSy- She Was conveyed home aad
y SUN W critical coalition. telegram
Micks OF Houston, who arrived yesterday,
Mrs. Sorrell IL under the charge OF Drs.
walls Phillips and Davidson, who are do
ing Al that human skin can do to restore
her 70 health.
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FOR iGIGy.

Bulgaria demands that Turkey stop or
precision Of llulgarians, withdraw her mill
taj'y md dismiss several officials
Cable from Nicaragua says that all is
quiet
Indications that tho feeling against
Zc,a Is much modified
Est,rhazy says that II zoa Is acquitted
there win be a revolution in France. mud
lie VIII he Mt tho head In massacre of
thu Jews
MIR. Gladstone is worry III and his friends
nre likely to rush him back to England
soon.
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Local.

The closing session Of the Lutheran
synod,
Those Interested In tobacco growing In
Texas arranging for the establishment OF
warehouse here.
Non commissioned officers appointed for
the Houston Light Artillery.
The bIkor cholim society has arranged
to have It's Purim bail on March 10.
Enthusiasts work for the Florence Crit
tcnton Rcacuc Mission.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Hon. T. $. Garrison announces for State
treasurer.
Leo N. Lcvi says he doesn't sec why
any gold democrat should try to take part
In the regular party primaries
Governor Culberson says Senator Mills
VIII not bo permitted to obscure the rem
issues In the campaign.
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COMMERCIAL.

New Orleans spot cotton 1-12d of with
sales Of 5000 bales New York down 10
and other spot markets unchanged.
Cotton futures In New York practically
unchanged, New Orleans 1 to down aud
Liverpool East lower
IN Chicago wheat advances ~. corn
y. oats Il and pork 20 cents
sharp rally in stocks with London buy
Ing American securities which they sold
last year.