Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-05

New YORK, Sept. 4.-Ofleer Paul Wilde of
Newark was fatally wounded yesterday by a
gang of rowdies, while attempting to arrest on c
of them
The democratic state committee meet at Al
Dany on wednesday, to designate the time and
place Tor the democratic state convention.
The yacht to compete with Ashbury's 1.-Two
mia for the queens cup will probably be selected
from the following four Columbia Sappho
Palmer, or Dauntless
Even the Irish democrats are deserving Tam
many. At a meeting held yesterday resolutions
were adopted calling on Connolly, the comptrol-
Ter, to resign.
Judge Barnard this morning in the supreme
court denied motion for an order of reference
in divorce suit, stating that in future he would
not grant snch orders, and that divorce cases
should be tried in open court.
The policeman who refused to protect Mrs.
Gen. Sherman at the Hudson River railroad
depot, when roughly treated by hackman, was
dismissed from the force Saturday, and here
after one OF the police will be stationed at each
railroad depot in the city.
The executive committee c. the German ma
tlonal association has issued circular calling
the members of the organization and Germans
generally to attend mass meeting in the Cooper
institute in reference to the condition of the city
financial affairs, and corruption in the civ COW
ernment, this evening.
Frank Trip Of Paterson, N. j., charged with
being implicated in the Rosenzweig-Bowlsby
tragedy has returned from his visit IN Ms
parents in Massachusetts and denies any respon-
sDlity in the affair. The detectives of this oiry
and popular opinion in Paterson acqult Tripp Of
all blame.
coroner was summoned yesterday to the
house OF the notorious Madame Van Buskirk
tOrty-second street and Marks place, and found
that enid OF one OF the inmates had been suf-
located by the mother, who OVERLAND il while
asleep. The mothers name was Mary Turtlot,
and only fifteen years old. She was sent to this
city by Irueman Gallop, of Thurman N, Y. in
whose fathers house she was serving as a do
nestle.
A long standing feud between Thomas G. Ben
net, an Orangeman, and John Wall, Catholic,
Doth residing in the same house on East Thirty
seventh street, eliminated, yesterday, in an at
tempt by Wall to poison Bennett by placing
Faris green in his milk-can. A large quantity
OF the deadly poison has been found in the can
from which Bennett had taken few swallows.
he is now in avery critical condition. Wall has
been arrested.
Secretary Belknap declines Mayor Halls re.
quest, that the commanders of United States
troops in this city and vicinity be directed 10
make regular reports to the city board of health
of all contagious, infectious and pcstilential
diseases existing in their commands, and other
wise enforce the sanitary ordinances of the
board. The secretary says the officers have
always exercised the utmost vigilance in SAM
tary matters, and to place the posts under the
board of health would be subversive of military
discipline.
The first bale of California hops was received
in this city to-day, and sold for seventy-five
cents per pound.
Mrs. Catherine Miller, Brooklyn, cut her throat
from ear TO ear this afternoon by falling on a
stove.
Rev. John Lord arrived to-day on the At,
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