Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09
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shoes 10 places outside OF New Englanu iool "
1860 cases against 2O,4S6 the previous WeeNf
and araipst x DOS in the corresponding week OF
last week The total shipments since January
1st TO nlnces outside of New England, prospect
i've of those on Boston account made from the
factories direct amount TO l,20,8Ol, sgmnst
1,2f7 500 the first fortynne weeks Oh lo'V
A New YORK. paper saws: 1T is not generally
known that very many OF the flowers which are
seen in the windows OF New YORK norists are
sent hther from Boston, At tue time OF the
French fair all the flowers used there came from
the Hub, the supply being received every
morning. 1t is now estimated that Boston re-
cciveS through It's flower trade with New YORK
alone, nearly 81 ,000, 600 per annum. Certainly,
after this, New England cannot be accused OF
being the bleak and deSoate place 1t Is gener'
ally reported to be-
On the evening of the 9th young woman
named Hattie Dewolt boarding at BOSTON, shot
herself in her left breast with pistol soon attel
retiring. Physicians were called, but at last &c
counts the ball had not been extracted, and the
woman was in low Condition. The reasons
for this suicidal attempt have no. been made
public The woman and a man named Nor
gan, lieutenant in tbe navy, have been living
AT the house. which is a ibdHH5 house, as man
and wife, and on the evening d ne shooting the
woman placed ring on Morgan eligeT and
requested him TO ALWAYS wear it, On retlfN4 sf'e
TOOK a pistol from Mr. Morgan's pocket and shot
herself
The Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter says :
''Tbe boot and shoe market remains void of
animation ana is decidedly dull, Dat not more
so than usual on Thank sgiyng week. Fearl
and High street housts have been quiet, 50 iaf
as outside business is concerned, but they nave
been busy in taking stock and prsParng Tor Il
new campo IN me lew shipments tHfs Mate
been made CONSISTED enlehy o' soVus Wv &
pufGhaseuj lnueGu n.y. "iu n ,n,in,
market anu ohly e" Sl..a.i o,Ge ~
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MAINh' t.t-,-
Petitions WIN ne preoenteu ~ iile mex. '1s'9l SO,
ture for the INCORPORATION Oh ail OF MeuM"9
plantation east OF me fen9Dseot river mo Il
town, to be called Midway auq lof tne Moor
pOranOn OF those PORTIONS oI MeuWdL my az
tagumpus plantations lying west OF Tie Fehoo-
scot into town. to be called Nlcatou'
AS two young men, named Grant ana sen
nett, were playing in boat, few days ago, IL
got beyond their control, and was carried over
the dam OF the Portsmouth manufacturing com
pany at South BERWICK, lal OF twenty leel,
upon the rough aud Jagged rocks below Inc
boat was dashed TO pieces, ana lheiF escape
nom instant death on the rocks or dfo"hfu9
was miraculous. AS 1t was they escaped with
some bruises
The secretary OF the navy was directed IN
March, 1863, to appoint commission, consist
ing Of three officers Of the navy aud two officers
OF the engineer corps, 10 examine and report
whether the efficiency OF the naval service re
qnircs the maintenance OF the two navy yards
at points so near together as Charestown and
kittery, and the probable saving in expense
which would result from consolidation OF the
two yards at kittery. The secretary will be
directed shortly, by supplementary lesolu-
ton, TO have the examination completed, and
the report made at the earliest possible day.
few days ago, seaman named VIM. Nc
Kay went into the custom house at Portland,
having the small poN, with the proper papers
from the collector OF Rockland for a permit &c
enter the marine hospital. He was sent to The
pest house on the city farm. Mckay states tha
lie came TO Rockland from Philadelphia on /
coasung vessel, where he lives, and was taken
sick at Rockland and sent to Portland by cars
Mayor kingsbury SAYS that no alarm need b
felt, from present indications, as 10 any serlou
result from these small pox cases lie has giyel
orders that all vessels from Philadelphia shal
anchor in the harbor and awaitth inspection o
the city physician and health officers. The case
OF Capt. Anderson, who has the yarooid at hi
residence, and Rev. Dr. Latt, who has the smal
poX and is at the pest house, are very favorable
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
w. e. Emery OF Northumberland fell upOl
the frozen ground, last week, and broke mis- lee
Two little daughters oil John IL. Morse of En-
field Centre died of scarlet fever on Thauksgiy
iug day, within an hour Of each other.
}. w. Whittier OF Manchester has sold out hi
betting and hose shop to Messrs. VIM. p. New
ell and Jeremiah Siickuey, and purchased an e,
adjustment OF the same kind in Cleveland
Ohio, whittier he will remove at once.
Capt. w. R. Patten of Manchester has bee
up before United States Commissioner Stanley
charged with fraud in procuring 500 bOunt
for a soldier. The captains innocence can b
fully established, his friends say. He furnishe
bail.
Mr.. John Lewis, wife, and daughter, wer
thrown from carriage in Claremont o
Thanksgiving afternoon, and all badly bruised
and Mr.. Lewis seriously hurt in his head an
one shoulder, he being unconscious for time
All were dong well at LAST accounts.
VIM A Rice has been appointed superintenC
ent of the Merrimack hosiery company at Bn
toll and Messrs Rice & Turner have move
their machinery for manufacturing cotton hos
into the same mill.
drunken woman was put off the cars 9
West Concord on the ID, refusing to pay ht
fare on the ground that she had no money. ST.
walked back to Concord and was sober by til
time of her arrival. when she hired a driver an
team for $40 to take her to Laconia.
A Concord dispatch of the 18th says: "Ho
James Pike was again in town yesterday, col
sulting with members OF the temperance COZ
YeudOn Ex-Gov. Hartman was also here
Both are named in political circles as prominer
republican candidates for the United STATE
senate. Senator Patterson, however, appears t
be generally acceptable to his constituents. an
if the republicans succeed in March next, an
follow the same rule adopted in the choice
Senator Cragin, Mr.. Patterson's chances al
good for six years more. The labor reformer
il will be seen, have endorsed his and Senate
Summers and Sehurz's course on the ST, ID
mingo question"
VERMONT.
large barn with stables and other on