Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-02
General News Summary

the court Rouse wednesday, by Suttle's ma
rines, was Hon. John c. Park. Mr.. John A.
Innis, of Salem, made several attempts to get
into the Barraeoon, upon various pretexts, but
was refused, until at last he told the fellows
at the door that he vented to see Col SUIT
tie" and then he was promptly admitted. If
the Marshal makes 1t practice to admit all
who oant to see Suttle, there is a pretty large
crowd who will be OH hand for pass. One
Of the men in authority, however, has adopt
ed still more liberal course. Upon being
asked who were allowed to enter, he said
Anybody but ministers and country lawyers,
God damn EN- ~ Commonwealth.
The first meeting of the season, of a
rural character, near Cincinnati was that of
the American Wine Growers Association on
Saturday last. Mr.. Longworth read paper
upon the grape culture, and samples Of the
native article were discussed with close atten-
ton. The Cincinnati Gazette says" The
culture Of the grape is rapidly extending
through the interior, and thus the foundation
is being laid for heavy and most important
trade in native wine. On Saturday twenty
one tierces of this article were received by the
Whitewater Canal
Sam Medary of Ohio, who resigned
the mission to Chill because he wanted to go
to the U. S. Senate. now declines nomina-
ton for Congress. He says he feels the ne
cessity of "retiring as much as possible, for
the present, from the political striies of the
state" The trouble is that when Sam was
angling for the senatorship, he baited his hook
with Nebraska worm, and he is wise en-
ough to perceive that it would not do to drop
it into the public stream in Ohio at present.
Sam amt quite fool.
THE COURT HOUSE. Legal notice has
been served upon the United States authori-
ties by the City Government to quit and deliv
er up the rooms now occupied by them III the
County Court House. The last day Of the pres
ent month is the time when the Marshal and
and all other officers of the General Govern
ment must quit the premises. -Bostoa Trans
cript.
Asiatic cholera has broken out at Brook
lvn, N. Y, snd of five cases which occurred
on Tuesday and Wednesday, two proved fat
al, and one or two others arc considered past
cure. The house from which the disease
enanated,is surrounded by filth from hog and
CO. yards which have often been complained
Of as nuisance.
Rich gold m;nos exist on the Yakima
riy err, Oregon, abo t one hundred miles from
the Dalles of the Columbia, in region in
habted by India is, who hitherto have used
their utmost go is to prevent the white peo-
pie fl ON exam n ng it.
A diamond weighing nineteen carats,
the largest ever discovered in North America,
was found lately in Manchester, Va. 1t is
said to be of exquisite beauty and brilliancy,
and will make a valuable sale for the finder, a
laboring man.
In Paris the article of dress known as
the basque, is worn at present of nearly the
same length as a veritable aetot Uniform
ity in color is all the rage-robe ,capote mantle
let, boots, gloves and veil must be of the same
hue.
Daniel Grants dwelling house, which
was burnt in Woburn on Monday, was one
of the Oldest houses in New England, and
was occupied by Anna Lees and her follow
ers upol their arrival from England. Mr.. G.
was insured $4,000 at the Manufacturers Of
flee in Boston.
There is good deal of excitement in
Tallapoosa, Alabama, and the vicinity about
the silver mines. In brief portion of one
day party extracted from the ore sixteen
pounds Of pure metal!
The wheat crops of Tennessee prom Use
an abundant harvest. New wheat has already
been gathered near Augusta, Georgia, and is
fully equal to the best Genesee. 1t never was
ripe so early before.
The whole number of emigrants who
arrived at New York the last month"; up to
the 9th, is $500, of whom 1895 were Irish
and Is, $50 Germans.
The cholera has broken out in Nash
ville-l6 persons died from it on Sunday.
Detroit papers mention unusual curios-
ity on the part of the people about that city.
Whole families drove in from the country,
with their teams, to see the eclipse