Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

and half inches in length, confusion on the
left side of the neck, and both ears huised, swo-
len, aud dscolored, blood having apparently
flown from both. On removing the scalp, four or
five contusions were discovered On and near IN o
top Of the head Upon removing the skull. tn
blood vessels of the brain were found to be COM
gested, in places corresponding with the external
injuries; and the physicians all agreed that the
injuries above indicated were the cause of her
death. - -
Boyle has given to different witnesses VARYING
and contradictory accounts Of the matter, on
which the Government appear to rely, as strong
co"oborative circumstance, to aid in the convic
ton
The case will be continued this morning. p.
Emory Aldrch, District Attorney for the Gov.
eminent; Chaplin & Dadmun for the defence.
MILITAAY.-The Worcester Light Infantry
under command of Capt. Edward Lamb, left the r
armory. on Mechanic street, in this civ. Wed.
nesday morning, stsix O'Clock, for Milford wbere
they were the guests of the Milford Light Infant.
ry, Capt &. Mann. Before leaving the citv. the
company paraded down. Main street. rece7inS
Col. Childs and staff at the Bay State House.
Major &. B. Stoddard, of the staff Of Major Gen.
eral Morse. accompanied Col Chiids. The In
fantry were escorted by Joslyn's Cornet Band.
and made splendid appearance, which was graf
flying to the early risers. On the route to Mil
ford constant series of oyatons awaited the ar.
rival Of the Infantry. At Grafton and linton the
company we're received by the citizens en- 0lases
and bountful colations were provided for item.
AT Milford the company were received by the Nil.
ford Light lrfantry the Fire Department of the
town, and over two thousand citizens and escort.
ed to the village, preceded by the Milford Brass
Band. After procession through the town. the
companies partook of dinner at Fehon's Hotel.
AFTER dinner, speeches were wade by Capt Mann
and Capt Lamb, Messrs.- Kent, Staples, and
Wood of Milford, Maj Pratt, Maj. Stoddard, Col.
Chllds, Leuts. Keith and Denny Of Worcester.
and Hon. Benz. Davenport of Mendon. and Hen
A. c, Mayhem of Milford Supper at the hotel
and military bali in the ecening closed the fes
tiyities OF the day, On Thursday morning, after
breakfast, the Worcester military started for
nome Three miles from this city, the axle of
one Of the coaches broke, and ex.C4pt. Conklin.
and Mr. l. G. Bancroft, of the band, were Injured
severely. DR.. Fagg, Assistant Surgeon of the
IOth regiment, was present, and rendered yalua-
BILE assistance to those injured, and the company
proceeded homeward Upon their arrival here
they received complimentary salute from the
Worcester City Guards, under command OF Capt
Ward, and also accepted the Inequalities of the
honorary members Of the Infantry, in the form of
collation. served at Spurrs saloon At the ia.
BILE speeches were made by Capt Lamb Major
stoddard, Major Pratt, Capt. Ward, and Lieut.
hathaway, OF the Guards, and S. v Stone, Esq.
Brig Gen Leonard, and City Marshal Warren.
The welcome home of the Infantry was spon.
taneouS and hearty, and was no doubt exceeding
ly gratifying to Capt. Lamb and his command.
After the collation., the Infantry proceeded to
their amory, when they were dismissed, after
adopting a series of resolutions, which will be
published,