Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

by the good people of that town, as an occasion
the like Of which it will be hard even for them
again to equal.
HoLDEN,-A meeting of the citizens of Hol-
den who are opposed to the present administra-
ton, and in favor OF Fremont and Freedom, was
held on Tuesday evening, July Sth, for the pur-
pose of organizing Fremont Club, and unani-
mously-
ResolUsd, That the Fremont Club of Holden stand upon
the broad platform of and RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
VIM. C. Metcaf was chosen President, Isaac
Damon, A. D. Smith, Alfred Ladd. Vice Presi-
dents, John E, Chafin, Secretary, T. E. Hall, j.
S. Holt, D. F. Parmenter, Charles Bryant, David
Davis, Newell Moore, ]. H. Gleason, Executive
Committee.
NoT1cE.-The editorial room of the Spy is not
to be used as a caucus room, during this cam
paign. We arealways happy to see our friends,
but when people, who have nothing to do but talk
politics, take possession ofour Office and deprive
us Of chair to sit in, or table to write at and
keep up clatter OF tongues like Babel hour after
hour, it is than we are willing to submit to.
We can't stand it, and we won't.
Music ON THE RAILRoAD-Wel learn that the
" Calliope" win accompany the Ills train to
Providence, to-day, on an excursion.
Police CoURT.-owing to the great press OF
other and more important matter, our police re-
cord for the week past has been omitted The
following list comprises the cases tried since
July |
Ju1y VIM. H Frisseu and Joseph Hamlin,
fc-l ~ ~,1
| paid. Edward Casey, for a like offence, was fined
| SO and costs committed. Mary Roach, for an
| assault upon Mary Coffee, was fined s and costs;
committed.
| July 2.-Michael Callahan for being drunk was
/ fined 81 and costs; committed. Mary McCarty
for like offence, was fined the same amount, and
paid.
July 3-James Cation for an assault upon J.
O'Connell, was fined SO and costs James for
being drunk, was fined 81 and costs Timothy
Luby for being drunk, was fined 81 and costs -
| committed. Michael Cummings OF Cherry Val.
ley, Leicester, for committing assault and bat
| terry upon one John NJ. Dolan. was fined SO,
| without costs; committed.
| July james Martin, Peter jerome, C. s.
| Manchester, Charles Clark and Peter Demp ey,
! for drunkenness, were each fined 90 and costs :
| paid. Alexander Bonner, Robert Finuey, Chas
| A. Gould, Barton Round, j. ohm NJ Jackson Pat
| Donovan, Cornelius Flynn, Patrick Cunnf Jas
L
rick Kegan, for like offence, were seyerally fined
! 50 and costs committed. Peter Rice for being
drunk was fined So and COSTS committed. Joen
| barley, also drunk and insulting lady, was fined
! 50 and costs, which he very reluctantly paid
1 Francis Flanley, for disturbing the peace. fined
/ So and costs paid. George Smith for attempt
held in 600 to answer further sat tie October
term Of the Criminal Court Morris Brosnahan
| for assaulting Henry Hail. was sentenced to one
month in the House of Correction jeremiah
Brosnahan, for assaulting Patrick Sullivan was
lined 81 and costs appealed and gave bail
| Timothy OCouner, for assault upon officer
Lawrence, was fined SO and costs appealed,
and gave bail in 5000.
July james Long and Thomas White, for
drunkenness, were each fined 50 and costs the
former was committed, and the latter paid Jas
Neil, for like offence, was fined SO and costs ;
paid Timothy Callahan for vagrancy, was SEN
fenced to one month in the House Of Correction.
Thomas Cahill, for disturbing the peace was
hned 80 and costs; appealed, and gave bail in
1 SiUO, Humphrey Donovan, for q like offence.
was discharged, as it appeared in evidence that
Cahi kicked up all the row Thomas Manton,
fora like offence, was fined SO and costs paid.
James Lee, torassaulting James Lally, was fined
30 and costs paid John Whalan, for assault
| ing Bridget Whalan, was fined S. and costs =
paid.
July S.-Martin Whalan, for being drunk, was
fined 81 and costs paid. H. Hunt, ior a like
| offence was fined 50 and costs paid Edward
! Gray, for like offence, was fined S3 and costs ;
! Committed.