Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-20

'i' ni"' MUM, blHueS, anu the P'Ot"iespu0
region OF Killarney 1t will repay visit.
me entries OF stock, etc, are not only very
promising Tor an uncommonly good exhibition
oil the Worcester agricultural society tomorrow
ana next day, but those interested in horses
VIII have plenty to suit their fancy, as the races
are iIed in each OF the important classes. In
the 2;4o class there are three entries; four in
the 2'45, seven IN the three minute class, and
lour IN the class lorISents driving horses,
49, 49, onN9o9, Ac.'ance sheets' containing
several Ut 'i' ."oics VI tne census Of 1870 have
just UGH ulsITlDuteCl TO the principal libraries in
the country. A copy of these can now be con-
suited at the public library in this CITY, The
tables included are statistics of population. /
by states and territories as white, free-coored
slave, Chinese and Indian, 179O-1S7O. 2. BY
counties, as white, free-colored, slave, Chinese
and Indian, l79O-tS7O g. BY civil divisions less
than counties, as native aud foreign, white and
colored, in 1870; and as white and colDlcd, in
1860 and 1850. A. General nativity, 1S7O-18G0-
lo0O and foreign parentaSe, 1870.
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ne loctS Ill INC Stao-
~" 10 Ieporteu III the muhlclpal
,Ca.. ','io iiio' ,iihs are tlcSe' On MONDAY
- 40 1A.oulo"'u McDounel ana ms Wlie
were accOsted by Alex. Frazier, whom they had
seen Once or twice before, while he was looking
1or work. He was apparently in liquor, and tax
ing otlense at something which was said, retail
ted by drawing akniie and stabbing Mcdonald,
cutting through his coat, vest and two shirts,
and inficting wound in his left breast Just be-
low the heart which just failed of penetrating to
the lungs. He then attacked the woman, and
made an attempt to cut her throat, but was
seized by bystanders and secured.
me-
- I1'l' i'A VI iioNoN'-lhe worcester Temple
iio"oi 10 no" one OF the largest in the state,
l,l.i's ,oou' que hunurea ana NIFTY active
,le"ipe'o, It's growth although rapid, has
eoi n1"l'"9' 'ne lneu Illtlated having proved,
i e''y oasf, true TO the lemplars vow
'U''i "'''u'ehee' paper, ostenSIby pub
80 40 T." temperance sheef has Just published
- e1S iDuO"ln@' concerning solomon temple, of
tlated twenty-four new members, and we would
ask what temple in the jurisdiction of the Grand
temple of Massachusetts can show a better
record?' Worcester temple points to the fact
that about fifty new names have been added to
its roll during this term as a sufficient answer
MUNICIPAL OoURT'-Ihe following business
was ulSpoSeu Oh by Judge Williams yesterday
III 'ue municipal court; Alexander Frazier, for
assault WIN dangerous weapon upon Archi-
''i' NoDouhei' was ordered to recognize with
S"le''eS III the sum oil SloOO for his appearance
oe'ore inc superior court, and was also ordered
:" ieeoSni1e TO sad court IN the same sum,
upon complaint TOR assault with dangerous
weapon upon Margaret Mcdonnell; committed
y" '"iiule 10 recognize lhe other cases were
O0iai'ua Leary' common seller, hned 500 and
Sosls-"pPeaeu; Martin Deveny, assault and
pdt'ery' nhed S2o and costs; the same for
u,"nNen"esS' nieu Do ana costs; John Dumas,
Gavin, Edward T. Morse. CIoycsl Butler. Patrick
Dillon, Patrick w, Lane Florence ! Ward and
Louis Chapderlan were fined the usual price for
drunkenness. Catherine Mullens comnIained
of as common druuzard was DISCHARGED
HE CITY GUARDS had propitious day for
their target shoot and parade Yesterday, and
were also gratified by the presence of a large
namber of friends at the new common while the
target was under fire. In the evening, previous
TO the dancing, which large company assem-
bled in Horticultural hall to enjoy, Col. Titus
presented the prizes in behalf of the company
hrst, gold medal,'to i. f. H. Tinkham; second,
silver medal, to Corp. VIM. j. Stamp; third
silver cup, given by the officers, to Asa l..
kneeland; fourth a five dollar gold piece Oh. A.
shot was awarded to las F,rlv On1, ohout a
dozen ont of tbirtv.four contostopts hi tbo
target at oil Anothor 1oa+hor ,,odol 90 1o
uiven tn tho ofIicer ,,oI,ino t1, ,ooros+ shot NO,
awarded to Cant Kinr 70 ho ,ror, si,, ,,o,,tl,s
and tho, turro5 o,,a,, 60 Tio,. NJ,
The bau in tho o,,o,i,,, Jooic,od ,,o,,o.,,
The music ,,os rrrnisbod ~, C,i,r,oro,s s,,;,,,,
hand of Rosto, s,,,,,or NV rot. p,;,s .. piaa
CATTLE SHOW TRAINs.-The extra train on
the Worcester and Gardner railroad, yesterday,
was well patronzed by citizens on the line of
the road DESTROYS of attending the cattle show
at Princeton, who thus practically tested the
great advantage of railroad communication over
this new route. The two miles from Princeton
station TO the center of the town were quickly
overcome on Mr.. D. F. Smiths coach, always in
readiness there. There will be another extra
train to-day, leaving this city at 80 A. NJ, to
accommodate those DESTROYS of attending the
cattle show at Hubbardston. 1t is but Il mile
and quarter from the Hubbardston station to
the middle of the town. On Thursday and Fri
day trains will leave Gardner at SEVEN stopping
at all way stations, to accommodate those desr-
ing to attend the cattle show in this city.
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OPENING OF THE HORTICULTURAL SHOW.