Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-06
Our New York Dispatches.
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New YORK, Sept 5.--Mary Russell, q yeafn
old, died last night from the effects Of abortion
performed by Mrs. Ann Eliza Burns of CliutOs
street. The deposition Of tile dying girl wat
taken, and Mrs Burns was dftested last nigh
at CentrepOrt l.. l., whittier she had fed 70 ese
cape the vengeance of the law. Detectives stats
that the cOrOncr's inquest will reveal practice as
horrible as the recent trunk mystery.
A stay of proceedings was granted to-day by
Judge Sutherland, in the superior court, in the
Cornell mandamus proceedings until at appeal
is taken from the order requiring the commits
SOnerS of the court house TO issue their lequisi-
tion on the comptroller for the amount of Cor
nelps bill was decided in the general term.
The Joseph Bowling association last night
passed resolution denOuncing Congressman
K. Il. Roosevelt as traitor TO his constituents,
and asking him to resign his seat in congress.
The committee Of seventy appointed at Coop
er institute last night TO consider the plan OF ac
ton in reference to melting out justice to the
alleged plundercrs of the municipal treasury
will hold their first meeting this noOn The
committee is made up of the most prominent
business and professional men In the city, and
includes William NJ. Evarts, John A. Dix,
Robert b. Roosevelt, Isaac II. Bailey, James NJ.
Brown, Henry Clews, Emil Saver, Thomas A.
Ledwith j, NJ. Bundy, Francis c. Barlow, Judge
Pierrepont, eX.GOv Solomon, eX-Mayor Have
meyer, and others. Robert Roosevelt in his
speech at the Cooper institute last night said
Ilat tnC corner stone oil democracy was Il pure,
economical administration of government with
out which no code of principles could receive
the hearty support of democrats. The guilt of
the city officials is undoubted. The mere taking
of money is a trivial affair, but these our mas
tiers have falsfed the will of the people and
stolen our rights and liberties Mr.. Roosevelt
then condemned in strong terms the system of
repeating and false counting practiced in the
city elections, and closed with a scathing attack
on Tammany, and expressing the belief that
democrats must crush Iammany or Tammany' S
dishonesty will crush us.
The plastcrerS' demand for advance of wages
from $3.50 TO 81 per day and for a reduction of
hours of labor from ten to eight daily, has been
generally agreed to, and the threatened strike
aYertcd.
Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield Republican,
and Gen. Francis A. Walker, of the census
bureau, arrived on the Colorado this afternoon.
On Sunday, the Colorado fell in with the
steamer Rhein, which left this city Saturday,
for Bremen, having broken her shaft, and lowed
her back TO this port.
Six hundred thousand dollars have been
subscribed for building new mammoth steam
er to ply between this city and Albany, for pas
Scngcr traffic only. Drew, Fisk, Gould and
Hancock, are active in the enterprise, and it is
said that the steamer will be completed carly
next summer.
At large meeting Of the Union republican as
ISOLATION of the Goth assembly district this city,
this evening, resolution was unanimously
adopted recommending Horace Greeley to the
national convention as the candidate of their
choice for the presidency.