Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-27
GENERAL SUMMARY.

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Outlet, a poor servant girl in Rochelle,
France, who had been frequently scolded by
her mistress, for careessness in the use of
croclery, one day broke a soup toureen, and
to quench her grief, went quietly and sorrow.
| fully into the backyard and threw herself into
the well, where her dead body was found float
ing some time after.
In Hannibal remote Western locality
Mr.. Hayden got angry with his brother In a
cornfield and went home for his gun, but on
the way became so overweight with passion,
that he was seized with bleeding at the lungs,
and in few hours he was corpse.
On returning home after his duel with young
O'Connell, Lord Alvanley gave guinea to
the hackney coachman who had driven him
and brought him back The man surprised
at the largeness of the sum, said-"My lord,
/ only took you to -" "My friend, in
terrupted Alyanley "the guinea is for bringing
me back, not for taking me out"
The Baltimore Sun says young lady who
attended the execution of the four murderers
in that city, on the Sth inst, came home i'll the
evening acting strangely, saying she was to be
hung on Friday; would partake of no food or
medicine. She gradually sank, expressing
much qualification at the thought of dying, as
it would save her from hanging, and on We'd
nesday last she died.
The Baltimore papers of Saturday record
the severest storm of the season on Friday.
The lightning struck a telegraph office, knock
ed a young operator OIL his knees, passed
through the presidents office, striking the pen
frem the hands of ticket agent in an adjoin-
ing room, melted telegraph wires, and finally,
after skimming along a railroad track for some
distance, passed in the earth.
Mr. Montgomery, an enterprising manufac-
turer, is preparing to establisharge iron works
i'll Shelby county, Alabama, in the neighbor-
hood of the extended iron. lime, and coal de-
posits of that region. 1t is the first attempt to
establish rolling mill, or iron works of any
kind, in the State All their manufactured
iron has been found in the free States.
A barn at South Andover, containing
quantity of hay, a horse, calf, &C., belonging
to Joseph Richardson, was consumed by fire
Saturday evening. 1t is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary.
By successful intrigue the United States
Marshal at Cleveland has taken Bushnell con-
victed and awaiting sentence for the part he
had in the Oberlin rescue, from the custody
of the Sheriff who was inclined to befriend
him. Great excitement exists, and the Sheriff
was at last accounts preparing to retake him
by force.
Mrs. Hartung, sentenced to be hung in Alba
ny, to-day, has gained respite through writ
of error issued by Judge Wright Gov. Nor
gan refused entirely to interfere.
The express train on the Erie Railroad from
Elmira, Sunday night was three hours be-
hind time, owing to heavy snow drifts in the
neighborhood of Elmira and Hornesville. In
Chatauque county the snow lay upward oftwo
feet deep, with very heavy drifts. Near Port
Eddy, the engine SE1szgage car ran off the
track, by which W, ON, named Bell, was
killed
Mr.. Lucius Gardner, son of Mr.. Job Gardner
of Swanzey, was drowned in the river near
Gardner's Neck, on Saturday last. He left
home about eleven o'clock, to go out fishing in
a skitf boat, and his body was found near the
shore at sunset.
Gen. Foote (ex-Governor of Mississippi is
a candidate for Congress in the Fourteenth
Mississippi District. His opponent is the Hon.
0. r. Singleton.
The jackson, Miss, Eagle of the South ar
CUES that, inasmuch as by the federal basis of
representation slaves are counted only at three
ttths, and as African apprentices, "bound to
service for a term of years, would be compu-
ted and fully represented, thereby increasing
the power of the South in Congress, that the
establishment of such system is worthy of
the serious consideration Of the South.
There is a new feature in the Oberlin rescue
trials at Cleveland. The two Kentucky wit
nesses, Jennings and Mitchell, called by the
prosecution, have been arrested by the sheriff
of Lorain County, on charge of kidnapping
John, the fugitive for whose escape the res
cuers are being tried.
An important movement has been COM
menced at Washington, in the formation of a
Jefferson club, which is to be followed up by
similar organizations in Maryland, Virginia,
and the border slave States generally. They
will circulate Jefferson's doctrines in regard to
slavery, and advocate emancipation upon eco
nomical grounds.
A Frenchman, named Jean Gelott Hinau-
sou, aged fifty years, and Frances Isemand,
native of Germany, aged fifty likewise, were
joined in the holy bands of wedlock, at St
Louis, on Tuesday. The beauty of the joke
is that the old bachelor cannot speak word Of
German, and the old maid cannot speak
word Of French
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