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6loB noa Elm tleines Stid an Mallenfee, ba8
In Stunt 5ur 8oQenouu9 fou1nt.
Siirfei.
Son # antinppel. gm 10. San, ais
an Gage peS 9rie6ilGen Dreif6nigin, Cages,
murbc in Sulina 3pilAen @rteden Elm ISrmti
DIES @efedt 9eliefert. Gin oielem Gage miro
Elm 2reu5 bon allen 9riediiden Mceres- Sin.
mcbnern ms Waeer 9emorfen uno fir o~enierie
gen, nelder e5 mIeoer berau6bolt, GROCER Nblab
uuo @elcer oepcnuen. Inter ben cielen an
Der Sultua>W linoung iberwiuternoen 6diffeu
9eb5rte cine 9roBe Nn5aDl gu ieuer Nation.
Sin Sporiote uno elm Scnter l~tritteu nun oars
um; cine @rnoroun9 ~erfOl9te, unb bulO i~tanoen
ale 6pprioteu uno Sonler tn Sample. Wan
berihtet, DAB 1910 Gcote uno Sermunoete
auf Dem BlaBe bliebeu. QSa8 sic abe, ieoen
faI8 n,at wilieu, 1T, CAP am pori5en Sanlta9e
ron bier elm tlirfIlde5 Srie98idiff nit Iruppen
pDrtbiu abSesan8eu If. Ser bier ltationirenre
otreIdilde &rie88paupfer 1T e~beniallS gleiA
mad Anfanft elmer Depeide aus Wien pOrtbiu
8eoampft.
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L SIear0pOt{cUc N60cDricDtett

eft6tetfurb n 8aIttmOt gBefer.
Mafbin9tpn, Is. Wtdr3. Der Yrde
ltoent belt beute Nbenp Sabinetsratb wesen Der
&inberufung einer ouBeroroeutliden @cn9reB>
Sellicn. Wtan fam nod au feinem Gntidlnl.
le !; Elm folder lp4 a6er nod Dor Ab9an9 be8
ndhlten CALIFORNIA Dampfer8 eeia6t perosn.
Gnoe Mtai'5 ipiro ba8 Def3it i'm Bcltetat
Al M}i0ionen b~etrasen
Die RaGttht, oaB Der neue en9l. 0eIanote,
2orO Qpcn8, in NeW Oort au%gefommen lei, if
uaridtig. Die en8llne 8re9atte @uracCa w'tr
i'm in Nnuapoli8 Ionoen uno Damn Ielnen Bcre
ginger, yDrO Napier, naA europa b%ringen.
Die @rono Surp lebte beute cas- 3eu9enUer
boz i'm Sjdle5s 6aae fcrt, fam aber nj 1T oaulit
5u CUBE.
0ep< Oort, Is. 9larS, Das Sflapens
idiff, ba8 I'M Te6ruar bel YOrtc 6icO 9%,fau9en
murpe, mar Die 8a,fe M1ieltiS. Dielelbe bate
Iber 1000 y1eger an Boro. Selnabe 1000 pom
Den Negern murcen in Dl,annab 9~elauoet
3wii1en benz aluetif. @apitdn unp Dem Gtgen,
Thinner, Die cntloben, unD Den 8eb0rO.u lcu
Elm @iucertdnoniB 9eberrldt BADEN.
Bara9uap Expedition.
0em Oorf, Is. W1r3. BON 8uenDs
2tpre8 liup J%tadridten biz gum %. 6cbr. on8es
tommeu Oas amerif. @eiep1cet mar BEL pa
rama. @ommilIGr gonliu uup Som. Sbubrid
batten cine llnterrepun9 nit Nrqui5a, Der lid
blerauf mad benz 9torreu telab - ME man
staubte, UNI leiue euten Oienlte Oen Ytdlioens
ten gope3 an5ubteten. Wln 9llubte in 8uenoS
Aprc8 all8emetn, oaB 2opej naA9e5en perce.
Der Dlmpfer Soutbern Star taute Den preble
nen 6luB binani.
8oton, IS. Wdr5. Sin Mann NIT oem
un9enommeaen Namen Osborne lift bier rerg
baftet wprcen, neil ct i'm 8eroaGte ltebt, auf
Snoers s. Suttcn in 9tihmanD uno aul paul
Sutton in petersburg Jdllduu9en b~eJou8en 3u
baben.
EOrOnto, 6. IS, Ia. MdrS. 5r. 81.
@pboen fam beute bier al uno beiudte beute
ytadmitta9 o18 Parliament.
0artfcro, IA. Wdr5 Chr. COLON,
melder piele Sabre bier ais 6il9hdupler lette,
nuroe i'm leeten Sanuar BON leiner 6rau 3es
ldieoeu. Nm Sonlta9 traf er nit ibr in lei.
ne8 8aters 6aule 5ulammen, 3o9 ein 9rcBeS
W~feIler uno Idultt ibr DIE Seble ourA tie plr
au1 Der Stelle tppt. Der M0rOer murbe uer-
blltet unb in pie Sail 9ebra4t, mo er balo rar,
aul cine ltarfe Doli8 9pium gu liA nabm, mel,
Dies beute letnem 9eben Elm @noe maate.
WacOnf @a., IA. Wdr5. 4m leeten
SamFtas wurpe Sol. Soiepb Souo BON bier in
Der Nabe Don Nlbanp DOR 2ucir8 grcwn 9e@
tSptet, neil CT einen leinerJleger 9eidla5en bate.
9. mar einer GER rtidltsn YaumpulenpfllH5er
i'm Sipen unO ELI iebr prpulirer Wanl.
Mm8 tRanfaS.
QeaUenmprtb, IA. NRdr;. @ouUern.
Mecarp bat cine BrcflamatiUn e%rlalien, worin
er cine Wabl auf cen 4. WtOnta9 I'M Dtdr3, in
@emdBbeit Ger QeSi5laturs Atte iber Gcriallun9
elmer @oulfltutiOn uno 8ilpuua elmer Staat0.
GeaieruuB fir aanlaS, uu8lGreibt. SsDer'
Siimmaeber muB brei WOuate Dor Der NabI
i'm Gerritorium anldltIS fem. @insewanOerte,
psl4e ibre 4blidt ertldrt BADEN, Sarser per'
Sen ~ mn[en iinn flmmherehtint.
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boa 0aUaunab tebts @abridei LID bic Goncef'
lton our 2e9un8 eineS unterieeiiaen Telegraa
pbeu 3wilAen Cuba uno Sep Belt etbalteu.
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Oer Wermanla Baupereln Y{r. l

sat E5 Surb bic eDa9t itiner 8enm;e0 fOnfituirt unb mirb
ito 9pn isst Gt tfeen Rpnuerfd9, AbeRbs "a ubr, brit 6errn
Bars 9tt. "a Sanrpfrase ~perfGmmeir. Derf tbc b t no bis
lett etnsr re8en Gpeilndpme gu eff euen 8ebabt un2 bari SEE
Dermann, ~beipnDers Ddmen, nellie Welb 3u Il el6en punfden,
pstsns smfeblen wereen.
Da8 Otrettprtum
s.. StenterS, Dr6Hoent. s.. Rndpp, NtceprGl. q. ..
SuImm0un, S6dsmtttsr. 6 Ntemann, A. Ststn;r. 8.
Ytesfe, S. u. 9erptIt 8. .. BrCsning, 30. Sfertpa. 70. paul,
:, oars, >. Outer, DtrettCrea.
WDM G. .ItdeI, SER.
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Sins Ramfas.
yieue 9Au5ca0eu.
OaMTorNcrlllt0

%NWWVEUEEWdSyyA
SER Gbrtfopb @rubeI, SGubmaGsr aus GIlmba9
in Dapern, 1T triu9t auf unisrsr Offcs por3at2repen, ba
feline 8erran0ten in philadelphia, bic ltt Sapren nt@fs ppn
tom eebSrt baben, Iebr befgr8t UNI TIN fno SDAts pr. @ru-
bel mott mebr bter ieta, 70 tGnn uS ptelet@t Der Uoer Ssner
ielntr btsft3en Sefanntsn Mnstanft uter TIN ert9etIsn.
OR &ebGfttpn beS s2Deder"
GaabarbDr StaOtz nnO 91nOgeIenl1uft.
Ssute tit 8trfammtuns In BreeerifaraBe ott perm 9pDs.
Die Ntaffanpissn tb erinapnt, 5a9Ians su ltifen, retI ioHft
TIRE @sHc ~psrtaaea. NJ
S9ilers2oee 91o. 55. Il. .. 9, ..
Dte U~litaiteper biecr ep3e wsr0en bterutit bterailt ~ein8eIa-
ben, 5reitag on IS. nldrB SatlretG In Der 0ertnmrn lans sa
erf9stnsn, tnbst Gt3 tst 5sisSusrdnNsranSsa 3ar Abatm.
mun9 D~erttegea. -
M Spbn alter, y. SER.
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SSirtb1eDaftss
ea Nf.GaItlmore Nrbeiter- Werelt

Ut0 OFsOUIIKINUtS IStVF"V'
0btoer gsretn ma9t lsinen Bsennbsn unb Vttannten, fCpis
benz pubptun I'M Ausemetnsn rte ~tr6eseufe 4nSetAe, b1s has
Qeirtpt6apslotGl bee Yerttns nab
SO 3banesltr., nabe Dem 6eu8 Rolnt Ora, fte,
S,rleat woreen tit. Das QOfal TT Guf bos S6Onfs ttn9erth.
tet unb an Der Bar rerDen Eur BIZ beten @etrdnte ptratretdt.
0mn9 t.bsn 0teaitIe nd 5etlaa IlUrstns 10 llbr.
MS I'm WipntaB Den Glib Mt WrrmittasS 1e utr,
pIrb sur @rDfaungs feter
Elm 9rOBartiger 9und
aufssitf&t, pOsm mir aue Ereuabe NIB 9etaaate bBFt6R etn.
Ineen. DteB erwGItmn CDtsi5lw
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Sean Nau[ Baupereln ytr,

Gtser, felt s'ncm Sabre ~beftbsntes @sre.n ta bsfatpftn,
utue Na belle c~ussuaeben, cuf pelte pte berctts cling sablrsn
Setsrdse ut@t m~1QsesGplt ju wsr0sn brautea. Mle, nelpV
eaa baden, l4 benz felbsn anBulGitsgen, wsroen bassr rrsanD-
lth etaaelGpen, Wutpp1 nea 10. Wtars, AbeSbS baIs 8 uhr,
Scf orn. Y. 8edier, Wr. 81 Rprb 8rieSrt8fras C, su crf1einsn
nne per &ntpltl IS GtS. @tnf@ ette8elo unb ettnfpDiet AuRnee
bu 3apieu. Sm Anffrd3e
Ml SlH G. Trep. GER.
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NeQ8 Yoiut Naurerein DO

Da IT'S pieIer 8auperetu etns- ressa IbtInabme erf, eut
unS nur nod etntge Antbttle 3u perssbsn Nnb, 70 fNp ale Dts-
isntstn, wel&s ned. %bstlutrssssn rUani&en. erla&t nd5aea
no. l66 8rpbpap reGt sablret@ sa srf&etuen, tabsm Der srae
gslbpertnf rattfnoen iPA.
MOWDk 9enrp WetEel, Gefr.
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~au9emeincs G6n0erfe1f

s. au8emettcS S0n9erfef
Deutl6e Mit6Iraer!
am IL, H.. 81. IA. unb Is. Stunt .. $. bilOet nursr,
5taOt bn oanns:lplas bcati9er Sdnssr, bic SOn nab unS
Dtsie Jefe, bic 10 fstr ben Stenpel beutl1er WdttpnaIttsi
traaen. erfrsuten I'D aui anerifanilaem gopta, s%ur,aesrsiIs
tn Slittmcrs elmer aaeeaeiasn Ebetlnabme, unb parSe ba.
Su. d - was Ht tn Der G9lt ietn fOlsn : rdnre 9Olfsfeae.
Mttburser! Sepdbrt aua eiesmal Gaes, frl0er Is
nHrasnnusls an ben sas seiss 60 5ntsrede tar etns 70 I@6at
8ffes, um /, mepr, ais nur 0ae 6 So6rs Ste @s!easnS'it ass
SUttn Miro. anisrs sanssrfsenuse IL unlersr Rite sa bspfi.
fommnea!
Dte untsrssidnst. gsmmtfTpn, RON Der g,abeleaatisu Sc.
autl a9t, rirb auf eteens 81 hisftnn 3peds asprudten Qiaen
SabfertpttOntn .ntseatnnebmsH unb Observation-Disclosures Al
So an eebeu, BITE bean 1ntaber (nebf q Oonenl fTefrn sintryf
gu ausn Stflidf.iten ~gepdbrea.
ST.. .. stsinbaS. grdaseut,
NO. 79 H. YalttmOrear.
% m 5OIsmann, no. 40 R.8rsb rtdar.
s. g SS1 g 9 . 80 nSa5sr
5. @aIftr, @-gBsGde y, 5avette. unty5 nrrilsafr
Carl s aB'osnsr. S So asS a,rtuatouar. cmr,a.lmt
Snltp. Gtd0t Temcr OeparfcI1enr.
"A. Mar iss9.-@ae 0erfOnea, ne &s bd seaer USsr Jsasr.
aut a.aSsssnss esrO In .ns, ssudnat ! s,ns " 81 srSasn nsJ3t :
@rri@tW Q esueo ps5ablt n 5sneresparteme. IS tIr el z dSt
Salimers, VI, Omit IS unb 10.
GRarlss 8. 5~pltppss,
esttiOn 10. unS ftt es b fSIOHea une g vs OrS Spssl DSs Der
Obe -;}nssnieur fpa bas aIIetntae 6 nmanpo bet Esutr
fubrsn ubrr a il 8sante, aue Wlttalteoer b 4 ( usrbebarte
m,ut. uhb aIe an6he perioasn, uelAt Bet Geutr asesarartts
Gin mDgea an9 er lcu pad nbt MaBrsaSn trtFsn fur b1s
a~asIUf9sn bss 6sasrs, fur Ote 0fat III Sts Gissnibums, hts
aufrs8tpaltuns Or Or nune tO~is fur Bic sssba3ta. ,sr
- teBe pS St1ates, Der yr renuGs en- b.r Staot unb Der
Ypl lhrtfte n Der fener-GpmmiN re
Setttrn 10. = uno lei 20 ~pefHIOfen nh SsrOrtnt, tas
wsnn treeaO elne gerfOn Cbr Yeripnen einsn Der etabt s.
port9sn 5eaeraparat Def tGbt8en. perterosa,. Oeel IT, r5aae
tner <ottis errprenl pber lrsrno cine Stab 8tuefv4pm
ute, pser 9atsns uo Eeter &pmpnAnts, pDtr trAe B en Wtt .
9Hee pr { ban btnorsn lcair, an Der treiss Yahstuug Der
ottdBeni roer pen etnea Ieaer irgeno efne Der befdg en- @pm'
paen,eta pOsr tprs INnsltspsr psratnoern uesr abtalt,n lca,,s
srn ,prer Ab6rtstci set trsenb c aem 5eHsr, 70 lou tiels
yerlU1 Ueer seripaeR tr fcl0es absateu, %ssretHseru, TN
Bsae fstn &C., um niGt wenfaer ais SIS unb ntGt melr as
E2U bearaft merben unb fcl ptcfe SIrnfe mtt be 1noerr
Sta6tRrafeil etnee rieben wsrcen - cine bdifte far ben au-
sia or ME oukere FIR Bic StGbt. MDK
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NpulnasW l1rfet Nanpereln.

Dieter faam sssriubstt 9eretn sdblt ieBf fnpn nats an Sc
Mttgteeer unp Oiro 5gute Nttttmcn Nbsnb, ais ben Is ,,
", @eiO %ssrftisrn. Dteientgsn, ptIbe nun nDd betsutrster
UlniUcn. wpaen es UNI 10 rebr balnt8f tpun, neil ttRt NOD
telae @tntdretbsstnbre ~ be8ablen ltap.
NJ SpbM Z SeErt, Ssfr.
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Non 6aDannab.

Das Der. CT. Pcltlblff rP9llaoelpbta" oaS
am 5. Ntdr3 BON JtewO rlean8~uno am 9. pom
Dapaunab abSe9an8en mar, fam am UsOnta9
III JtepsYcrt al.
@eu. 0Salter uuO lein 4biutant, Sol. 91as.
mer, paren nit Der philadelphia" bon Seem
Orleans uaA OaUanuap 9eret8t Oort nareu
un9etdDr 1000 6renlDe.
PolullAe Nahrtbteu blIn9t Die vYbildoels
pbia" nldt. Der 3ufer>GOrratb betrua etpa
$50, 600 <en /; er mar UNI l 0ieal per Arro
ba geplben. Sn We4ieln wurpe in lester JDo>
de peni9 um9elest.
Der III SaUann1b an9ef9mmene Oaunpfer
Europa" bra9te 9taarihten aus Borto Ncc.
po.n 26 6ebr. Das u8cletln Oiercautil" som
II. laat, DAP in oer Jtadt pom 4. elm arples
GlipperlAllf, oellsn 0tame uabetannt lit. pas
aber anf Der elnen Selte oe8 0oroertbelleS Elm
t labrte, nabe Punta De @aurelerc lGeiterte
unp Jaotblisnalt muAte, (G8 bauuelt lid BIER
pObl um ~Oalelbe SGifl. D~eIleu S9eltern an
Der Ralte BON @ubl mir neulI1 terldteteu)
WorsenS flno man, DAB e5 elG bon Der ~afrlfani.
lden &ilte commences SflapeEl4tff mar uno
600 Jteser an Ypro bate. Der @apltdn uno
Sleuernlann, lopie einl9e Dtatrcleu, paren auf
Der uebsrtabrt. s~eltcrbeu Il. Der 01elt oerAJ2ann
lhaft mar franf. % Matrclen murcen ina
@elGneniB BebraAt. Die Jteger wuroen nit
sem DampIer vpernan @orteS" ilad oerOaupt
lfaot aebraht /; mas man nit Ibnen porbatte.
pID nidt SemelOet.
Na4 Der ,Preuru be Ia 5abaua" miro bic
@pmpa9nie, an oeren Sptse .. AntCnic Wicra
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Die 9arnOnie. @fcct0tion frlau5t FS btsrburb benz oeebr.
zen Yublttun Die Necenbane ju Er6n3nen, H6Ifr
uno Gen8erten 5u smpfeGIeu. 8Sn 9ereinSr"
1labss %setlt8sn ano wObltpdttsca gsreinen Seben 81, Be-
aggeaea manipulating Der ~9sbfntaae unter biIiasn
tssise 90irtl. 6rts 2empet in Der Retentaube RV. 81
6rtecrthfra BE.
5ssra2-S Die gerwaItana
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8ern. Die Wablberiate aus benz &antpn
Eeilin nebmen almdlis cine beliimmte Weltalt
an. Si6er 1T, plB Die ~raoifale 0te0ierunaS.
partei cine enti bie0enc Wtebrbei; bat. @6ea o
liber aber 1T leioer audi, DAB arse @emalttbd.
~tistetten in mebreren BabltreiIen ltattsefuupen
bateu. Die Barteien beldulOisteu (i9 ned
ielleiti9 Der 4n6ettelun9 Derlelben. Die 3abl
Der 8erwuaoeten (oarunter mebrere sefdbrllh)
in Prnte Stela betrd9t ID, man lastc aud BON
eiuem SOoten. Su 6Slse Der Anfre9ung, mel
Ge ftp Der @emdtber bemdhtlste, rief Die See
SIerun5 eInige @Cmpa9uieen Wtlli5en nnter bic
Baifen uno becroerte 3,uei OasOn mad Wa9li-
alma, no bluttSe 9dnol ltattsefunoen batteu.
Sn neun areilen nennten Die Rart,ien fiji uuo
wdblten leoe fir iih, in 5Uei Sreiien wurocn
Die SerbanOlun9en Iuspenoirt, in mebrereu linD
lie nt4t Uclenoet. Die 0lesieruns bat nod Elm
gutss Stif Arbeit, BIG Der Canton mieoer pa=
~cIficirt 1T.
Wcnta9 bat nit potter Teierli9feit bic @rSff.
nun9 Der Streden. HutisN apper5wbl Melens
9laruS nno SarsanssWiu lta~ttsefunOen.
Die 8eretni9ten S9wet5erbab.
n II betreiben nunmebr z58 &Ilcmeter (o piel
wie Wartember9(, uno es feblt ibrem Jteee
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g, NUNKVNf KOuVtIItTIIuRt,
pom ben 5rn. MaRr, IErsnb II. Mitt1,r
lepen Utittwcf nnb 6reitas, NbenoS s libr'
Gtatrtttsprets 10 genfe. Damtn rel.
sur sn 1t6et fsirS etn pErint" Ssrabrsidt.
Die psrren uao Odmen 8aIttmure's TnS AZ iabIrs,Asn
eeiI9f etaer f0cnen 4benb. untsrbattunge esseb,n ann str.
6armpnie. W ffr "
:adH27 2n1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-31

The MURDER IN RHODE IsLAND.-The par.
tculars of the murder of Mr.. Burrill Arnold,
in Warwick, r. l., on Friday last, disclose a
degree of GOODNESS and reconciliation that has
but few parallels in the annals of crime The
Providence journal says:
"Mr. Arnold had just returned to Warwick
from Providence where he had been to make
his usual purchases. Soon after entering his
store, Mr.. James Crowcraft presented him a
petition and requested his signature for the
pardon of neighbor who was in Jail for the
violation of the Nuisance act Mr. A pc
remptorily refused to sign it, and Crowcraft
left. MIR. Nolan, another neighbor, immedi-
ately came in to purchase some goods, and left
for home soon after. Mr.. A. then took seat
directly in front of the window, which faces
the street, and engaged in conversation with
MIR. Ezra j. Cady. The shoulders of Mr. Ar
mold came up fairly above the Top of the chair
back, his head leaning backwards to within
eight or ten inches of the lower tier of glass
in the under part of the window. The con-
versation had hardly commenced before the
explosion of pistol was heard, fired by some
one from the outside the balls or slugs with
which 1t was loaded breaking the middle pane
of glass and entering the back of Mr.. Arnold,
between the shoulders. The effect upon the
unfortunate man was almost instantly fatal
lie fell forward, excaiming, My God! | am
shot ? or words to that effect, and gasped but
a few times before expiring.
lie was shot about 81 O'Clock in the even
ing, and the. murderer must have approached
| from the street close to the window, and with
In not more than two or three feet from where
Mr. A. was sitting; standing literally over
him, and pointing the barrel of the deadly
weapon downward. The most intense excite
ment was of course produced and Gov. Dyer
promptly issued his proclamation offering a
reward OF $500 for the apprehension of the
murderer. The Town Council of Warwick
have also offered $1,000. The coroner's in.
quest which was Immediately summoned. has
not yet completed its investigations. Mr.. No.
Ian and other witnesses, about the time of the
murder, saw person, rather stoutly built
wearing loose overcoat and low-crowned
hat, and having heavy moustache and whis-
kers, acting in suspicious manner, in the
neighborhool of the store.
Mr. Arnold was native of Smithfeld, and
has been for some fifteen years, with the ex-
ception of a brief sojourn in California, resi-
dent of Warwick. He leaves a widow and one
son by former wife, George W., who is now
student IN Yale College He is represented
as having been a man of exemplary habits
kind to the poor, and oftentimes contributing
to the relief of those who were generally re-
garded as being unworthy Of credit. He was
a very active temperance man, and was
member of committee raised for the prosecu.
ton Of those engaged in the liquor traffic and
his efficiency in this cause is considered by
many Of his friends as the motive that led to
his assassination
liquor dealer, long resident in Centrevile,
has been arrested on suspicion of being the
murderer. lie is in Jail in Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-31

TRAGIcAL OocURRENcE,-Patrick Maude,
who escaped from the Lunatic Asylum, at
Trenton, recently, found his way to Newark,
N. j., last Saturday evening, and succeeded in
eyading the officers, who were in pursuit of
him, and shot his sister, Mrs. Abraham Tur-
bett, instantly dead. Two shots were fred
with remarkable precision. 1t was well known
that he had threatened his wife, but no reason
is known for bis killing his sister, unless he
was insane. The prevailing opinion, however,
is, that he is not insane. Much excitement ex-
listed, and other murders were apprehended,
until his arrest was announced which was &C.
compshed by officer Wambold, in Commerce
street, about 10 o'clock, where the prisoner
was skulking under the shadow Of buildings.
No arms, but loose powder and small amount
of money, was found in his pocket. The vic
tim was an estimable woman, aged 40 years,
and the mother Of four children. The verdict
of the jury was that Maude committed the
murder maliciously and wilfully. He declares
his innocence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-31

EAST WoRcEsTER.-It will be noticed that
the property holders and residents in the local
ity known for many years by the name of
Pine Meadow name which certainly does
not suggest anything particularly attractive or
valuable-have petitioned for change of the
name to East Worcester. The petitioners refer
to the gratifying fact of the material and moral
amelioration which has recently been going on
in that vicinity. 1t is undoubtedly true, and
the fact has been noticed with pleasure by all
good citizens, that the efforts lately applied, to
promote, in that somewhat neglected locality,
habits of cleanliness, sobriety and order have
been crowned with much success. The pro-
posed change of name is only another step in
the publication Of the neighborhood, which we
have little doubt may yet become as renowned
for thrift and beauty as any of the villages now
fiourishing on our outskirts.
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The semi-annual meeting of the Blackstone
Valley Association of School Committees,
Teachers, and other friends of Education, was
held at Citizens Hall, in East Douglas on
Friday and Saturday, the 10th and Dist insts.
On Friday, at l0l A. NJ, the meeting was
called to order by Geo. S. Taft, Esq, of Tx
bridge, President of the Association. The
ton of preliminary business. At the after
noon session, after free interchange of opin-
ions among the members, the following resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That this Association should en-
deayor to secure an uniformity of school books
in the towns embraced in this Association.
Messrs. Brown, Southwick, Metcalf, Now
ry, Terry, Bates, and Carpenter were chosen
committee on uniformity of School Books"
The following subjects were then reported for
discussion "To what extent should teachers
make use of Text Books 2" "The Importance
and the best methods of teaching orthogra-
ply" "The best methods ofsecuring punctu-
atty in attendance at school,. "What is the
lowest standard qualification that should be
recognized in Teachers for the Common
Schools 2" "Have teachers and committees
control of scholars from the time they leave
home for school until they reach home af-
tie schoo 2" All these subjects were fully
discussed by many members of the asso-
ciation The president explained the method
he would adopt in teaching grammar and COM
position.
On Saturday morning, the Secretary read a
letter from GOV. DUuUweII, rrtsrctUrris ma
bility to be present. In his place, DR.. Metcalf
upon invitation, read an essay on Physical
Education, as connected with the physiology
of the skin. AT the opening of the afternoon
session, the following list of officers was report
ed and accepted for the ensuing year.
President-George S. Taft, Esq, of Tx
bridge. Vice Presidents-Rev. Stillman Bar
Der of Mendon, and jerome B. Bolster of
Blackstone. Secretary-Dr. John G. Metcalf
of Mendon. Treasurer-Smith G. Bates of
Northbridge. Executive Committee-Dr. J.
G. Metcalf of Mendon DIR. r. r. Clarke of
Northbridge, Richard d. Mowry of Uxbridge,
DIR. Henry Carpenter of Upton, DIR. Moses ID.
Southwick of Blackstone, A M. Hill of Doug
The Executive Committee was authorized
to provide lecturers and topic of discussion
for the next meeting of tee Association. The
following resolution, offered by DR.. Metcalf,
was adopted with three dissenting voices:
Resolved, That lesson from the New Tes-
lament should be read daily in the Public
| Schools.
The exercises were brought to close by
the passage of resolutions congratulating the
members of the Association on the interest
and gratifying success of their meetings and
returning thanks to the citizens of East Doug
las for their hospitality. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather, both days being
rainy, the sessions of the meeting were fully
attended, and deep interest was manifested
in the deliberations