Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-12
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

ESSEN COUNTY.
Preliminary steps have been taken Tor tue
establishment Of a steam cotton factory IN
South Damvers 1t is To be called the Pea
body Manufacturing Company, and to have
capital of tour hundred thousand dollars.
In New buryport, last week, an old llabtue
of the aims house got drunk for tire purpose
of getting sent back for the winter. lie was
very anxious to 20 in early, so as TO secure
his old room; and having this in view. he
drank early and often, as they do their voting
in New York and Baltimore. BY previous
arrangement, his brother was the prosecutor,
and he expected to get drunk enough upon
the witness fee, tSs' Oute him to sentence 10
the same institution.
In Lynn Monday morning, an incendiary
set on Fire the barn Of Samuel a. Guilord,
which was occupied partly as stable and
partly us a shoemaler's shop. The flames de"
suoyed a horse and part OF the building.
barn belonging to a Mr.. Dodge, in George
town, was destroyed by fire about three o clock
Sunday morning. The flames extended 10
the house, dui;ig considerable damage before
they were extinguished by the engines. The
insurance had been renewed the previous after
noon.
The excitement in the recent city election
was so great as to give rise for numerous bets,
which were generally in apples, hats, turkeys,
&c. One gentleman, MIR, Dana Dodge has
won forty.One turkeys; they could not have
fallen INTO better h"LuS' anu rom ms wen
Known Ge"eIoSi'y we iee' "ut''"' '%Iu - iH' "e
the worthy poor 20 give MN can lo' c'l'lS'
mas ~ e"o"'ypoIt He'o'o' DeC, L.
Bristol COUNT
WORK on T,e ioF'lhe"llo" at O'ark ROM;
near ~" beuloIu' was su'pe'lueu sever"
weeks sIlce 'o' t'c "IH'el' "ltei co'n pe''ns
the 1ouhuatiOh anu laying course Oh stone
| partly around. a few men are now engaged
III noluiaS WAL 10 ehcl"se me so'eihh,Vnt
lanu' WORK OH the lort VIII Dc resumed III
the spring
ran hlEer mas Iol owed me example OF Dos
ION anu WORCESTER III weighing her ponce
Nlhe ol '"eul "eIS" as io"oWs - w.
Nreene' ii'aIs"a'' @oo Lewis w C"iPehter'
captain Vi tne "'tc"' 10y george oiasoti' hrSt
assistant " Ide 10 hlchara olSSoii'
"aVe'1tii'''i' l'o aoS. ""i 'S uo' 40 Il-
man fiGvio'e' iof o''ellitig 40
Ia',les w IAol' uePuty si'eril zoo d. u bui'
lock- 70; total 1871
:, fNANh \, COUNTY; ~,
vi anu ~ = " i1'n''Is o' q" ''"'ety ceie'
pi"'eu t,cii So'te" "VuHins ." thanksgiving
uny' hne. navy oCcuPieu ''e same mouse III
'ney i'siue' ioi neil ce"tu'9' III winch
mere HIS lo' oeeli " ue''h VI Il Iuhetal LOT oO
Years
\, he"is i!"'lI - was 'oulu ueiu ns"r nocKy
Hnou"'ailii III Niee''he'u' Oh 'he ttI instant
1iessoh o@'e W was found qeau on FRIDAY at me
same pace Dotn were ufihN'hg men, ana the
iat,el d" ueS due" SPec'lieii vi hu'Ila'iiy
Al the factories OF Messrs. 0haltu'k q
"hl'lh' anu tne UrlswoluFiiie manufacturing
company III Coleralie' porIioh OF the Imhus
nave oecH u'eC""tse anu t'ie uli'S run uily
pat' vi t'e tiule' Hefe Is Iltue OF no SAFE
loT ~ the manufactured soouS'
ne supreme court mas decided against me
saltwater DrluSe anu ROAD III Deefneld, ana
granted ne" nearing ID t4e case
" ~ H. ~ % % ''!u vi 10 ears anu h'c-
man on lne Ooinec'lcuI h'Ter raiiFoau was
hI4leo on inc ro''i at o"uth vernon Oh mon"
Jay oa INST, ny oelnS caught between the
bumpers VI wv H9isu' cars "hlie o"acAilhS
t'le'il to9e'ler'
HAMFDEN COUNT:
D. NJ barnes OF fttdlhg lI'lS' WINE Trap
| pIhg Iof FOXES, last saturday, caught bald
mead eagle, measuring seven feet from up to
up;
passenger Iroih Boston 10 Ne" haven
sot Out ol lle cars Ill oprihsneiu one day last
week, leaving ms oVercoat III the cars, ana
returned ONT 10 ma II missing lie gave the
Information 10 some OF the depot p"tlce, nut
they uiu not succeed III hhulhS ms coat ne
turning ii couple OF days after, he noticed
man on the tram wearing MS loSt garment
OpoAafri'in5 III Springfield the ihlef got out
generously leaving the coat behind, winch was
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Ht,lo con of IN. fIata vn, NJ Srro,yI rs
Nnhlabnr,uoI, nan,o Wv lie d.ath r. sal
n,,nu,,. on H.; in,. ,,a o9I ,.It fI,,as S'',t
in tha wonJs win lie L,otlI,.rs ,y1a yora toIt
;,r ,voae ,J,,, H. -, So ,,, ;t ~, ~,
fell and trimming his loot. the tree tell upou
him, striking him the temple and killing him
instantly.
BENJAMIN. Farnham's house and outbuildings
in Vassaiboro were burned ON the 26th ulI..
together with lis entire stock of corn grain,
potatoes appes, meat, &c.-eyerything except
a few art cies of bedding and furniture,
A young man named A. NJ. Tebbetts died
at Lewiston two weeks since. his mother died
in Athens or the 4tl of September last. and
a sister On the 10Th of the same month. On
the l4th of October last, two other sisters died
in Lewiston. inst before the Youngest of
these died she said to her brother, Your turn
will come next, and before great while" He
upon hearing this seemed to be struck by Il
mental PARALYSIS, from which he never rccuv
cred, taking no further aprareut interest in
anything. AS he was passing up Main street
Nov g. he said he met his mother. who was
dead He said SHE spoke TO him. telling him
he would die in three weeks In three weeks
from that dey he died of the tyuboid fever.
He was about 20 wears nj noe
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