Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

lluiC hIuS alOiC On tue pctlj nay il4 IL LAY uiuC.
Upon returning she tonnd the door, which had
spring lock upon 1t, had closed, and she was
without a Key or any means OF entering her
room winch was IN the ihllu story OF tue house.
There was no man al hand aud all the ladies,
hVe or SIX IN NUMBER attempted TO unlock the
door, and IN dong 50 inserted an Old Key winch
theN could not get OUT rms made matters
worse The mother beard her baby, poor
thlng, cry and tainted. All hope OF opening
the door was LOST, and there was no locksmlth
within mile OF the house. Finally while a
gaping crowd looked ol-three men sphced lad
deis losether aud entered the window OF the
room, unlocked the door and let tue frantic
m us '',iu
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ESSEN COUNTY.
The nomination of Hon Aaron A. Sargent as
United States senator for California, is especial
" gratifying 10 his numerous friends at the
east. lie has served with marked ability in con
9reSs, and IS not connected with any cliqueS or
rings, nnt Is an Intelligent, industrious and ln-
dependent republican. Mr., Sargent Is a native
OF Newbnlyport where he was born September
IS 1871. lie went TO California IN 1919, and
was first elected to congress in 1861.
HiouUTi I May O'tilSt VI tliIs port Gapian
man p u.-" l'Ic vi Wy n't''"ut
cei tii9 SC''sou n1'it@ mutt HIie tiIPs 10 tne
p'nhS w Pics."t 'ea'3 anu lanucu ovU,lSo
POUNDS oil hallo0t ana 9o,'o9 pounds OF codhsh,
neI let st9eN amounting 10 Sl,'7.o; 90 sue
oolllii5nC C tne season LtcGlhpeI - lSto' 2ua
%lt,et IL oh nei l'st mp NoNSl'pei ~ lo'l'
having Oeen employed about eleven mouths.
iiel 81 rev numbered len men VINO SHARED
1o1o 3} ny Nal} SdltlSIe nus "ttu an uh-
usu4lly lucky Nessel, captain thompson having
slOthCil III 1908 d ,Jl9s last year NlZ,U4l,
~ WIN tl,'S 9el' S'och to'ai ol o4o'o'l Ill
inIee years -.,,.
II Al ~ HIl, on SATURDAY, a man named lilam
nIo"l,, liYili% on Adams street, Killed ms Wlie
oy staDumg her in several places with dirk
knife He was pursued by several police officers
mo mo Rock pasture and surrounded. In cutting
ms way out,h attacked Officer lhuTSton with the
drk IN his hand; The officer fell, and Brown
In uop. oIlcef W hitIon used ciuo, ana II not
| having me desired elect upon the brute, who
was was Stll driving the dirk into officer Thurston
| NY NI"isiiaI Ddlrclt ueW us TeVoVer ana slot
Dro"h dead upon the spot. ohcer Lhurston
was conveyed nome, ana has cuts upon The head.
DIV II "ouf was iakeh 10 me ponce stailoh. Inc
SAcilcelIul III Tue cry was intense. Brown ana
us WIG nave nor INed happily togetHer' lie
%us i,hieAlPerate III haoIts ana violent when I'M
uer the influence OIL drink
~. BRISTOL COUNTY
me olulllalQn OF MISS Mary IL. Graves as
pustol VI I tI '1llIl ah ehufch III Mahsneld
iooA pi"ce thursday afternoon, ana was an Oc-
o1sl1n VI uHusua! interest MISS GraVeS Is
graaudIe OF the state norma! school at Salem,
during her attendance at which place she first
became interested IN the ministerial work, After
GRADUATION she pursued, under the direction OF
the hey olympia Brown OF Bridgeport, Conn,
then al weymouth, II this state, the course of
study prescribed al the Unlyersast theological
school AT Canton. For the past year she has
been serving as pastor of the church in Mans
neld, over winch she has now been ordained.