Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-22
General News summary,

tho haiIstones The hail went through panes
OF glass, leaving holes similar to leaden bull
lets, and some of the windows in the houses
looked as though they had been attacked by
the enemy under General Tornado. 1t then
visited Maiden, and made a clean sweep, TAX
| ing everything movable along with it, going
| IN northwesterly direction.
We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of the Boston musical
school, which will be found elsewhere in our
columns. Ii IS not too much to say, in con-
nection with it, that the school furnishes fa
ciities for a thorough education in the theory
and practice of all the branches of music on
most reasonable pecunary terms Boston
Musical Times.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The Boston lead works in Roxbury, near
Boston line, were nearly consumed by fire on
the goth. Loss estimated at $4,000.
The names Of the persons who were drown
ed by the Brooklyn horse car accident were
Rev. VIM. c. Shannon and Thomas Sherman.
The former was blind, and the latter boy
who accompanied him.
MIrDLEsEx COUNTY.
1t is reported that a man was killed by the
lightning near the brick yards at North Cam
bridge, on the Goth.
ESSEN COUNTY.
Messrs. Thompson & Co., the lessees, have
purchased of the proprietors the Sycamore
hotel, Lynn, for the sum of S2l 500. The
hotel was built by joint stock company in
1854, and cost, including land, furniture, and
fixtures, about S45 900.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
During the thunder-Slower on the goth i'll
instant, in Plymouth, three buildings were
struck by lightning, and considerable damage
rafter was split and a woman was partially
stunned.
J. II. Schneider of Bridgewater. having
been drafted, responds in person. He resigns
ms PoS'uos as hrst assistant teacher Ill the
state normal school OF Bridgcw#ter; he also
declines the offer of tutorship at Yale College,
to which he has just been elected, and where
he graduated three years since, at the head Of
his class, numbering over one hundred. Mr.
Schneider is native of Turkey, son If Rev
DIR. Schneider the successful mis,i,narv at
Aintab. lie goes MS = nrivnt,. and r,lfas win
him a vorngpr br,,thar a, a ,.,,iur,..,,r
RR1sro1. corNry
The will of the Iatn Nilinp uoIuas ot A.
tIeboro broua,tb. tnn ,vh,,In nf his estate al.
ter the death of hi, wi,lnw +. school Jistrict
No. > of Attleboro. for the sunpori Of n,hlir
schooIs
The law of one of the children who wore
Injured bv the railway train near Mans6pd on
the 10th. was broken in three nlores. and the
other was iniurcd nbonttbp hack of the head
They are pxnrftrJ IN roroyer
u,,,pury lo1,yrx
A wicked man in Snr;n,,faId who 10 forcod
to hear some very had sinpers siat,. n,rrv
niybt in wrntrbad strains that they arn ..o,-.
;n,t homo IN die ,, NOR, .o,,s M ;,;sl,os no,
would,nt nostnnnn thnir s,,ecti,.n innrn,,,, >
dav lonyar p J'''' - 9
The farmers of Wnst SnrinufoId have no.
nun IN ,ra,hor tbe;, +nho.nn ~ i j. airoaJ,,
commenced IN rust
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hours Alter. near a i'll, ",i' i''uIu ueHu tW9
probably rome ia drink when atfarknd Inv III
vertigo.
Hiram Siblrv. of Rochcstnr Now York
the millionaire and telporaph bnildrr having
now - rontrort far t,n 5,n.tr,rtior ~ = line
cnnonrtin., thn Ifritad St,t,.. ,,iti, Rus.i, 81,
ReItripo,s strait. !. slnnuiu,y at Adams. with
his ,,miiv
f,rnynr ot Adams I,toI, e,ot so mad with
tho ,yn,rlar Thar no. Lnnn,,.d I,is bo, int, ,ho
riv.r prnhahl, he f,,lt \ ,,ra,t j..l ia,tnr
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