Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09

amounts OF salaries
The coroner's Jury have found a verdict of
murder against Thom3s Murphy for shooting
John McCauey. Murphy is absent.
An address appears today to the wOrkiugmcu,
to join in the funeral Sunday in honor of the
communists RosScl and others of Paris
Nearly 10000 German emigrants arrived here
in November.
All the passengers on the steamer Delaware
have been discharged, and only "A cases of
cholera of the steamship Franklin are left, all
but one convaescing.
Jacob Leuchberger was yesterday acquitted of
the murder of Frederick Myer at Sing Sing on
the ground of insanity.
During the trial of Jim Irving Yesterday, one
Hogan, a witness for the defence, testified that
he had been paid $500 year at the controllers
office for doing nothing
The New Haven train Yesterday killed John
johnson while crossing j7th street. The en-
gineer and conductor were arrested.
Investigations prove that 500 fraudulent votes
were recorded in one district of BROOKLYN.
Justice John Lynch and Policeman Lyons of
Brooklyn were arrested last night They arc
charged with q conspiracy to defraud widow
Of the properly Of her deceased husband
Rev. DIR. HcwsOn delivered an address last
evening upon the revision of the Bible progress
ing in England ut the conclusion Of which it
was announced that an American committee
had been formed, to whom sheets of the English
revision will be sent to pass upon. The result
Of the joint revision will be finally adopted.
The details of the loss of the brig VIM. Crecvy
show that she sprung leak on the 4th inst,
and was beachcd near Southampton, Long ISL
and, on the night of the 5ih. She struck bar
sixty yards from the shore, soon filing, and the
sea making breach over her, Capt, Foley,
wife and three children, and the crew were
unable to reach the shore, the boat having been
stove. On the morning Of the 6rh the govern
n rpS oll-
The brig went to pieces an hour after. The YES
sci was owned by the captain and not insured
The board of supervisors yesterday passed bills
amounting to $4,000, including Sli00 for the
expenses of the late citizens investigating com
mittee; $4,000 for Sheri1s' fees for seven
months, and $1,000 ustensbly for counsel fees in
the case Of one ConOver, a Tammany republican,
who contests a seat in the board Of aldermen.
They also passed bill authorizing the hiring
Of lofts for ten years for the 10Th regiment at
$500 per annum. II is dOuutlul il these will be
paid by the controller.
The demonstration of Odd Fellows, tonight
at Cooper institute, for the benefit of the Chica-
90 and western sufferers, was not so large as
anticipated. Schuyler CotaX presided.
Dean HOwSOn, OF Chester lectured tonight at
st, AIMS church, Brooklyn, on "Woman
Work in the Church He favored the introduce
ton of deaconesses in the American church.
The jury IN the case Of Jim Irving came into
court tonight, unable TO agree, and were dis
charged. The accused was released on bail
At a meeting of the board of police to-day, it
was resolved that the superintendent he directed
to notify the officers of the International sociC-
ties that the proposed parade Sunday next, will
not be permitted on that day; that the parade
or demonstration, if made, must be on some
other day of the week.
The directors of the Academy of Music have
resolved not to allow Max Sakosch to have the
use Of the building after the present engage
meut terminates. because of his refusal to admit