Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-17
G0lurtestcr Daily spp.
New England News summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

II is somewhat remarkable that the last COM
municalion of the late f. W. loring, 10 Apple
tons, was entitled, Unto the Valley OF Death y
Rev. Robert Collyer has presented to the
Young mems Christian union Of Boston bis
original anvil, and it is now on its way from
Chicago,
An exchange SAYS: "Thc murder Of Fred W.
l.oiing, me promising Young anthur OF Boston,
by the Apache Indians in Arizona, will be llkeiy
10 change the tone of some OF the Journals IN
that city who uphold the course of Vincent
Cullyer and are always talking of the wrongs
OF the noble led men,
1he faculty of Harvard college have expelled
a Mr. Morgan, a member OF the freshman class,
for roWdvism during the evening of the late
rrouhe in Harvard square and Hoiyokc street.
II is understood that the management OF Har-
vald college intend to investigate last Monday
nights proceedings, and it is said that quite a
number Of the sophomore class will he allowed
10 return to their homes, there to ruminate over
the effects of college skylarkng.
A false construction having been put upon
an article on the presidency in the Boston Daily
Advertiser, wallpaper takes occasion to say that,
IN its opinion, the illuStrious soldier and sue
ccSslul magistrate who is now at the head OF
the government will be renominated and re-elect.
cd to heplaCe which he fills SO well and TO such
acceptance of the American people. In the
judgment of that paper, as IN the general iudg-
ment, this is about as certain as any event in
the political future
1t ought TO be mentioned-the New York
Tribune says-as a most astonishing crcum
stance, that Suffolk county, Mass, elected as
sheriff, the other day, Mr.. John NJ. Clark. Never
was there more popular man. Il was some
thing lhAf IN this aye OF Uffict-Sceklng nobody
raMffs candidate against him, bat ii was still
more singular that in large poll not ono HUI
man being voted against him. He literally had
all the votes. The very people who had suffered
under his official action voted for him all the
,l,.,rt ri,af, ar hn h,,s
hanged anybody, but If he has the relatives OF
the dec ased were perfectly satisfied with the
way in which he did il, and bore him no 9rudgcS.
II isn'teverv candidate who can afford to hold
scattering in perfect contempt Scattering
voted as o the others, miscellaneously in Bos-
ton, but when il came to Mr.. Clark, Scatter
ing yielded in an amabe spasm of unanimty.
MDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Lowell boy uamed Doyle, twelve years old,
acciuently shot a brother two years Old in the
shoulder few DAYS ago
In the Lowell police court on the 10th, on COM
plant of the state constablcs, SIX persons were
convicted of keeping liquor nuisanccs, and were
find fifty dollars and costs, and i've for illegally
keeping liquor with intent TO sell were mulctcd
in the sum of ten dollars and costs.
Roland Lyman, another OF Lowell 5 oldest and
besI known citizens died on the 18TH at the age Of
seventy years. His friends carried him TO the
polls at the late state election; after which, while
SltliH III MS sIOlt, nc was dIIdChcu VIII Idlut-
ing fit, which SO Frustrated him as TO confne
him to his bed to the time Of his DEATH Deceased
was natIv- of East Hampton, Mass, and went
to Lowell IN 1881, and had been since engaged in
the jewclly business. He leaves handsome
property,
ESSEX COUNTY
The Washington special of the New York Tri-
ebune SAYS: Secretary Boutwell, still holds
under advSement the question Of granting the
application of the owners of the schooner Hor-
ton for new papers. lie has not referred the ay-
plication 10 any of the law officers of the gov
erument, believing that no question of law is
involved in the case. The question to be set
tied is very simple one, the secretary main
taius, and that is, il the applicants can salts
tactory account Tor the loss of the old papers
according to the navigation laws made and pro
Yded for such cases, their request can be grant
ed; otherwise a failure TO make such a showing
prevents the reissue OF new papers. 1t Is hardly
probable that the applicants can comply with
The law, and the general impression now is that
the matter will be one for the consideration o.
congress. The secretary of the treasury vii
nOt, however, lay the subject before that body
on account of his opinion of the case as abOv,
stated. General Butler, nevertheless, differ
with the secretary on this point, and it is cur
Teutly reported in official circles here that he ha
signlted his intention of testing the right Of tn
Horizons owners TO new papers by agitating tht
question from bis seat in the house,
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
The fact that T.. u. Daniels formerly paso
of thc Bapts church in Palmer, Offcidted at
wedding in that place recently, Is causing con
siderable talk thcre. Daniels is an expelled
member of the Baptist church, and therefore
out of the ministry, and his conduct was illegal
Tue penalty for unlawlully performing mar
riage is $50 to 500.
MAINE.
A new station house is being built at Eliot
or the Portland, SacO and Portsmouth rail
road.
young man, the son of John Dillen, 0
Whitneyvle, aged about nineteen years, wa
killed at Machlas, last week, in a lath mill, b.
beng struck by a bolt from the saw.
The Jail in Machias has but four prisoners a
present. and for some months the number ha
been but little larger, says the Republican.
The Portland Press has the following star
ling and somewhat mysterious editorial: 9Th
Argus, having formed an alliance with our nel
postmaster, SAYS that the girls who COMMITTEE
suicide at lewiston, were n It twenty hour
without food, as we have stated.
The Lewiston journal says few weeks sine
a man was swinded out Of $50 in Maine Ger
trail smoking car by a 0lacklcg, who Introduce
him into the beauties of "three-card monte
ANY man who will allow himself to be draw
into that game deserves TO be swlndled.
Il is stated that Miss Susan Staples, of Elio
who was held fer trial on charge Of Scttin
fire to the store of Ireland aud SWEET in that vi
laee, has at last obtained bail and has been r.
leased from Jail. Ten citizens of Eliot Signe
her bonds, $1,000. Public feeling seems to be
favor of the woman, who was considered lac
a auuf character until she became intimai
with Mr.. SWEET.
The good people of KennebunkpOrt are Clatt
wilu tne prospect OF good times coming Sc
eral responsible parties from Boston have take
bonds OF property along the coast, betwce
Cane Porpose and Mousam river, intending
build hotels and summer cottages. Since III
decay of ship building" Kennebunkport ha
not been very busy, and we hope their preser
hopes may be fuzzy realized.
An accident occurred on the night of the 15tl
just before midnight, 10 the Pullman sleepin
train, on tue Maine Central railroad, bouD
from Bangor to Boston. When near Lombard
ice house, IN FaImingdale, between Haowe
and Gardiner, the train ran off the track, badl
smashing the cars. One person received a st
we're cut in the back of the neck which was tl
AS all the cars were thrown from thetrack ther
were many persons who received slight injuries
Medical assistance was sent from Gardiner, an
the injured persons kindly cared for. The caus
of the Incident was the waShOut of culvert.
The editor of the Portland Advertiser witt
has uSt returned from trip to Iowa, appear
to have found Maine notions and Maine mel
plenty in that state. He found Hansons Lati
Prose in the schools and the Maine law and th
Maine school system on the statute book. A
Grlnnell is college, OF which DR.. George ]
MagOun, formerly of Bath and a graduate
B0wdoin college, is president. Otis Briggs, VIII
started from Hampden, Maine, in 1913, carryin
his family and all his possessions in an o
team, died at EDping, Iowa, in 1868, worth S12O
900, the result of successful farming. II
shipped the trstcar load Of wheat from northcr
Iowa eastward G.. G. Gilman, formerly o
Frankfort, is one Of the railroad kings" {
Iowa
Under the head, "a Sad Case" portan,