Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
GEN ursAL n SUMMARY

GEN err A l. N . IA -NAN
MIDDLEcouNTl, .u
Rev. Darwin Mo,stor OF the freewh'
Baptist church in Ii while preparing ~.
| church, Sunday, waved with temporary
insanity, and lockeuself in dark, SO
ciuded room in his Ii where he was iousi",
IN state Of great e,ent, some noufs nv
the appointed time rvice, by MS auA.onS
| parlshioners. He heen for some 'nou'"1
close student, and recently Returned
| from the sea shore, e he had sought ie0
reation.
FRANKioUNTY
The Greenfield Ga and Courier says
disastrous fire occurr Orange on Tue lfti
inst, destroying theno shop and iouhery
owned by Lyman Wer The piano s'oP
was occupied by Mreeler, who, WIN '''S
other losses, lost forty piano cases, nhiSIleu
and polished. The chime shop was occu-
! pied by Lewis Robbind the foundry oy o.
T. Toman. All theildings between tne
stone bridge and theme shop ON tie hortn
side of the river were royed. The amount Jun
of loss is estimated $4,000 or Sl',ooo'
There was $500 innce upon the prop
erty.
Henry Fisk, a towauper Of the town oil
Wendell, was found 1 on Dry Hill IN Mon
tague, on the l4th insy some persons wiio
were huckleberryingi sk left the town lar.h
in Wendell on the of April, to Visit MS
sister in Montague, &c which time nothing
had been heard of hi He had been III Tue
habit of wandering ay and being gone
year or two at a timehich is the reason no
search had been madr hin.
Cephas Phelps of tway, returning nome
one evening recentlJom visit WIN ms
family, found his he in possession OF d
middle aged strangern state OF coinp!e.e
nudity He was eithcrazy or very foollsn'
and had ransacked house, doing much
mischief by breakinglicles in the house:
The wife of RomiI Smith OF CoIeralhe'
while sitting upon a hge, on the l3th lhst''
in perfect health, waoticed to recline upon
it, and upon going oer she was founa 10 oe
dead.-Leonard Curtbf Orange, while walk
ing his room on the Il inst, in usual heal'h
was 5 lied with apoply and expired In ale"
moments.
The child of Thols Dearborn, OF gar
land, was burned to dth on the l4th INST py
its clothes taking fire. The little fellow mlsse'
his kitten, and his miller lett the room tor
moment to find it, living a lighted candle
80, i'o 'e''Nt' LII ,,Lon, oh,
tne screaming o.tiie o'''
i'u''u III Tue agony Oh ea'"'
RHoDEsLAND
The house OF Josep Durlee in Tiverto
was entered last Thuray night, and roooe
of S457 in gold sivernd bills. MIR. Dur1e
is 81 years of age. lis supposed lad WIN
rohborv
covNprrcrr
A meeting comnosf chiefly of tenants i
Hartfnrd was haId hndav :aornine, and
committee ,ras onno;nod IN confer with LAM
lords viii ,ia,v = IL rodnction Of rents :
NOR cant Tba meet;,r wgs somewhat boi
iarons
some brava scou,d,ls in Falls Village,
faw nigbts since sn;ie two of the Messr
uotniI;ss, ,a,,,,o,i "a otherwise iniurt
tbon, Sovorai tot5 ,fIorress have recent
heen cnt 70 r;eces intha vicinitv Of Share
~, s,,,,,,nsoJ La 81 ,shors
TN gisriIioru halon,,S,a 70 fine estate of L
o;a, pia,rail :, 1s'o ,os burned on Su
a. Il No. ~ ,r'anIs { ar incend;arv n
b'';l'li,,s na,,+n;r,'d aI,l,t t,ro bundled o.
- III, 49,, - - l. tIonoht we
- VI VINES "'t'' ~
Nj p;oi,.u5 p.o-t4 oldarlv citizen
on c'i ~ ~ ! az "u S9 ~ ,yo,
~ o'y o,ooi1, n"u mo ~ 1e,I' 80 Ono In
~ ~ 49, ~. tlae al liz Nv
Inc Devil nlati6 Er pr.
one night, recently. to the infinite terror Of
inhabitants. Men fled, women tainted, cl
dren howled, as if the d. was after the
as they really thought he was. Some won
who were i'll went into commissions, and o
died from fright The policemen tried to ia
him, but he blew fire from his mouth, a
they postponed the Job The apparition
NAMED several nights, and finally dsappeart
The same night an officer of the navy, W
had been dismissed for misconduct, left t
quiet streets of Corfu, end the Greek sho
Where he went is a mystery, but the frightt
ed Corfuans hope he went to the d, who
livery he had been wearing.
One night last week, civilian in WashiI
ton who was returning home after late d
ner, stumbled against the foot scrapers of
house OF the Brazilian minister, and took
revenge by breaking in pieces the offendi
articles, and venting his wrath in abusi
threats against the inmates of the house. L
next morning, suffering from peculiar remor
he visited the ministerial residence, and W
ample apologies for his offence, fastened
repair the damage, and to escape from pull
scrutiny.
During the stay of the empress at Fonta
bieau, she and some of the ladies who acco
panied her, adopted some very pretty q
original fancy costumes. They wore tn
dresses topped up over striped silk pettico
OF very bright colors, with leather CATERS,
small turned up white straw hats, with bla
and white rosettes, or tufts. One of the lad
wore sailors costume, consisting OF a SIN
straw hat with n STRAIGHT brim and n iacl
embroidered with anchors.
The gossips in Washington state that
beautiful woman, the wife of Il highly respe