Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

pavement. and escaped with a few slight
! bruises
! tn fr;o,1s o,,d ,,a;crLl,o,.s of ,,o,-or Gas
ton and ,.;t f T,',,I,,,r,- coIIod Of tboir -
| Jencn IN tbe evening Gf the 1-tb and nre-
sented ther Win, .rrat met. ~ t;n ,y-,,
| tbn occasion bnino The t.nth anniversor,, of
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metal
4 bp.t If the LATE Tpd.,, pur,ap, has ha.,
nr,s,.ntad IN tho sptioll- Iar l,. Nv I'LL
H. daughter and il will hn riocod i, ~, ~,
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If the nov ,sbo Iiod ~ W-intln,, ia.t ~. 80.
from, tl,. s,,,,,,,,sa5 g.. 80 i'S' 80 .I'
hanJ So, 81 - "a DIo" vi uic
had sho,ying that Tho doatb ,,,as So isa was
NATION If rho Eidnn,,s tL ',I+ f S,,
If v,.lio,r So. ard J. s.i,o VI an "'l .l.
a. IT,. 49,, "iiu ~ appears .ii''
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hail -''''-' "''-i' Pa! ing
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In Lowell a woman named iIosto,. Iob,,so,,
f,n+,, at.i
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to,rarJ MI, - 'ou'iu uPo'i II
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nd ~, .iii III III ia"Ielce' recently
! MY" up sum- Oreau WIN arsenic by mis-
| Iii - anu 'ils an" lici
Iiiiu an. "ol'i'il poarulls WIN her' ATE
'iiS ulSToNeIy was iiiaue'
~ LJ was iDAt III tiie mouse Dy lanlily
,l''l In n"c"'eu It. Ohe Oh the
"o'iiei 10 sum III cil'ical cohdltioh.
IN, ma. hAHfShikE COUNTY.
+,,1 e,n,,i"lI,. oio;i i&ctoIg az Nortnaihp
con- con- ioiiiieily occupied ny mite, smith Il
~ ~ mas oeeil purchased ny H. 81 Williams OF
'oi' anu WIZ DC occupied next 1all by
L' oiic "u'i'reu naiiu' III manufacturing
O" n:'..1. .,.
DIp'Neria Is prtFallhS al North Hadley,
~ III u! NJ, II, iio'i u years oI age
ma,I i. uieu WIN 'ii"' ulsSaSe WITHIN about a
"eeN'
N..,. hANrDEH COUNTY
Ha'iiah uase Oh East Longmeadow was
Aloh IH ny 'iGIous morse ana MS leg broken,
on the pun ne was intending next day to
90 TO Athol' TO WISH his SON. who also had a
leg broken a snort tlme SINCE.
=, RHODE ISLAND.
James lioe9. workman employed IN get
ullg OUT snip Iliiioer IN Cumberland on the
81 'iA'NNi
uer Dlade from an AK that slipped from the
grasp OF man at work near him.
A ooy SIX years old' son OF Daniel Baslen
Oh IhehlA' was drowned "Illle hsihng on the
Zoth'
CoNNECTlCUT.
Inc Anes IRON WORKS at talS Village have
Deeh chaIteleu IoL inc use Oh the government
IN manufacturing heavy ordnance, and three
hundred "orkineh VIII be employed IN the
WORKS
Congressman English has appointed G. f.
| l.. b. Davis of New Haven a son of ChaS &
A. Davis. and member of Yale Colloge 70 a
vacant cadetship at West Point.
David Raw. shoemaker. of Hartford com-
mitted suicide by hanging on the 26th He
had been ont of work and was 1oyr-snir;tod in
consequence.
VIM Holt, a depot master in New London
was crushed to death while shackIinpa connie
of cars. on the Goth. He was about sivtv
years of age and leaves n family.
There are in the town of Torrington thrce
brothers now grown to lustv manhood who
were born at the same birth. Their names
are Daniel A.. William A. and Matthew A
Grant.
A re,.v rare and valuable coin was nIourb-
ed I'D on the farm of Col Iastar in pl.1n-
field, n few DAYS since. On ono side il boors
the inscription of pine tree and Mass SMELL
ed in the old fashioned wav-u,s,rt,,irrs
On the other side. ..EngIond ;, around +bo
border, and in the centre. 1879 If is = sil-
yer piece. about as large as an old fashioned
shilling. and is said 10 he worth some $40
WAR ITEMS
corrcsnondent of tLo Cincinro.; Co,,,
mercal writing from one of the camns nao,
Corinth. relates the following anecdote Ar
Indiana chaplain selected for singing. vcstcr-
day. the HYMN commencinn- .
SHOW pity Lord; oh. Lord. forgive;
Let repentant rebel live"
lie had scarcely uttered the last word Of this
line, when private soldier in his congrega-
tlon-an OLD man and Jealous christian
earnestly cried out, mo, Lord, unless they
lay down their arms. While the clergyman
was offering the concluding prayer rifle shot
was heard as II from our pickets, mile be-
yond. The report OF the gun was Immediate
ly followed by an exclamation from the same
venerable hooSier-''Lord, if that's a Union
shot, send the bullet straight; an if it amt,
hit tree with it, Lord"
The Norfolk (Na.,) Day Book of the 24th
has the following item Mr.. Buchanan, from
ms retirement at Wheatland, has ventilated
his opinion that 1.-THE rebellion cannot be put
down. tie argues that shot weather is APP
preaching, and with its concomitants of yell
low fever, &c, that the federal soldiers will
die ike rotten sheep" He also cntertains the
OPINION that 1.-THE shareholders Of the south
Will never yield, &c. Time will reveal the
truth OF Mr.. Buchanan's remarks, and will
prove the truth OF the old sayingth that "a proph-
ct Is not without honor save in his own coun-
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