Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-28


Mr.. Mum Treat, of New Haven, SO years
old, was found on Thursday morning, lying,
insensible in the area of the brick building
corner of Grand and Jefferson streets, into
which i is supposed he fell, in the darkness of
Wednesday night, as he was returning from
the Firemen's ball. He died on Thursday
morning.
Mr.. L. L. Higgins of East Killingly was
walking out III late rain storm, when lie
found himself attacked by luminosity, )" in
tensely bright, and very rapid in motion, which
burt near him, and filled the air with bad odor,
OF cross between bad garlics and cheap pow
der.
In Norwich, the boys burn barrels upon
the summit Of the highest of the many hills in
and about the city, upon Thanksgiving even
ing. No one knows how the custom original
ed, but the boys keep it up, to the dismay of
the storekeepers.
RHODE ISLAND.
RE-EXAMINATIoN OF WoRTHINGToN.-
John Worthington has been re-arrested, charg-
ed with completely i'll the murder of Burrin
Arnold. Upon the first examination, it will
be remembered, he was charged directly with
the commission of the murder and was ac.
quilted. 1t is said that some new evidence
has been developed which duplicates the &C.
cused, and warranted the town officers in
Phenix on Monday, before Justice Smith,
Providence Journal, 25h. ..
Personal.
Lola Montz is said to be living very quietly
in New York, and has very little to do with
the worlds people. Some of her old friends,
the Bohemians, now and then drop in to have
little chat with her, and though she talks
beautifully of her present feelings and way of
life, she generally, by way of parenthesis,
takes out her little tobacco pouch and makes
cigarette or two for herself and friend, and
then falls back upon old times with decided
gusto and effect.
The valet of Hon. Grantley Berkeley, the
modern mighty hunter. passed through Pitts
burg, pa last week, on his way eastward,
and being comedy man, gave himself out
for his master Several Pittsburgers politely
called upon him, and paid profound Difference
TO his remards.
The Waterville Mail, noticing the report
that Gen. B. +. Butler graduated at the col
lege In that town, and paid his bills by making
chairs, says: "Uness our memory deceves
us, Ben. broke more chairs while in college
than he made but he did much to provide the
raw material, by raising cain very Industrious
ly."
Theodore Parker writes that he has taken
rooms in Rome for six months, and loosely
ooJ Iiat luS peculiarly CONSCIENTIOUS are III
favor of his living six months at least. He is
in good spirits, and says his health is better
than when he left Switzerland. His medical
attendants have persuaded him to abandon
preaching.
John Morrissey, after attending to the ne
cessary preliminary nurture of another branch
which has come to the su port of his parental
root tree, will leave the city for Buffalo, to
give himself up to the authorities. a warrant
has been issued for the arrest of himself, Aus
tralian Kelly, and others, for implication in the
recent prize fight Morrissey is disposed to
test the province of the public officials in the
matter-Iroy Times, I'D.
jerome Bonaparte, of Baltimore, who re-
Gently returned to the United States, has re-
fused the dignity of Senator of France, offered
to him by his father, Prince Jerome, in order
to induce him to remain in France Mr. Bo-
naparte preferred the simple title of American
citizen to that of Senator OF France