Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28
The Monteneorins seem 70 be .

The Montenegrins seem to be very
savage set of Christians. They have long
been subjects of the Turkish government, bnt
have needed subduing afresh every year or
two In the struggle now going on, the
Montenegrins have adopted the practice of
cutting off the noses and ears of their Turkish
prisoners before they kill them. After the.
recent battle of Cettirye they cut off no,
Turkish noses and twice as many ears and
sent them present to their own chief.
The heads thus dsfgured were then cut from
the bodies.
On the 2lst inst, Bradford ]. Crock
EFT was hung at Augusta, Ca, for the murder
OF man named Landrum. The respecta-
ollley and piety of young Crockett's parents,
his association and connection with clan
OF thieves and assassins, and his confession of
all this, as well as of the murder of Landrum,
created deep sensation in the community
Between eight and ten thousand people at
tended the ex execution, which took place out
side the city.
The Monroe County IN. W Agri-
cultural Society have announced practical
exposition OF Rarey's system of horse training
at their horse show on the 9Th of July. The
society have resolved to engage competent
men, who undertake to do, on the show
grounds, in the presence of the multitude all
that Rarey does on any wild or vicious
horses that may be produced for the purpose.
Jackson Paine, farmer living some
five miles from Albion, Orleans county, has
not slept for over fourteen months his last
nap having been taken in April, 1857. Vice
versa, there exists, short distance from Chi
cago, young gentleman named Warner, who
fell asleep at the table in February last, and
has not been awake since. They "feed him
with spoon"
A remarkable case of Suspended an
imation" has occurred in Albany within
few days. A lad by the name of Densmead
was pronounced dead by his physician on
Friday night last, and he was placed in that
receptacle for all human kind-the coffin.
After lapse of two days he revived, and
pronounced in healthy tone his utter con-
tempt for diagonal boxes and close quarters.
Frogs are now a regularly quoted ar
tice in the New York market. The last re-
port rends -" Frogs are in demand. and for
one dollar per dozen. These are fast becom-
ing favorile dish, and the demand for them
is becoming constantly greater"
8 A large wedding party at New Orleons
was lately cheated OF magnificent supper,
by thieves who got into the dining room,
while all were busy with the marriage ceIe-
mony, and took the table cloths with every
thing upon them, including the valuable fam
lily plate.
Joseph s. Tillinghast of New Bedford,
agent of the Bridgeport Fire and Marine In
surance Company. an insolvent concern, has
paid from his own pocket $500 insured in
that company by Orlando j. Marion, before
the character of the company was known.
Such nice sense of honor in these days, it is
refreshing to witness.
Carl Formes, the crest base, has re-
linqushed his western professional tour, in
consequences of i'll health, (bronchitis) and is
now at DR.. Mundes water cure establish
ment, Northampton, Mass, undergoing the
treatment Of that institution.
An exchange paper contains an adj
vertisement by an express company of some
uncalled Tor goods, by an accident the letter
l. has dropped from the word lawful, and it
| now reads-"Persons to whom those packa.
ges are directed are requested to come forward
and pay the a'ctai charges on the same"
One thousand barrels Of -four are
contracted for in Cincinnati, to be delivered
in September, at three dollars per barrel, by
parties in Indiana. This is low figure, but
shows what calculations are made on this
seasons crop and the stock held over.
Rev. Il. o. Lincoln of Utica, was
presented by the youth Of his congregation
(Baptist) with pair Of kid gloves each of
the fingers and thumbs Of both gloves had
folhed IN il ten dollar bill.
Bluehsh have literally filed the waters
surrounding the Vineyard, according to the
Gazette. On Friday, June IL, 1000 were
taken in a few hours, which were sold for
$3.50.
The man who claimed to be Robert
II. McAuley Of Portsmouth, Ohio, but whom
the wife Of Robert II. repudiated as bogus,
! horse thiof OF Cincinnati.