Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-23

G. S. Greenes s. m. Rosa Golddust. ........ s s
II. A. Halls b. m. Lady franklin. ......... z
Time, 2:2S1z, 2:2944 and 2:30.
Royal John was so great favorite with the
knowing ones that he was left out of the pools,
Charley Greene being favored over the field
Whalebonc was not headed during the race.
The second purse of $4,000 was open to all.
SUMMARY.
Budd Ooble's b. m. Goldsmith Maid. .......l
w. III. Doble's b. m. Lucy. ................2 2 2
Champions br g. George Palmer. ..........3 8 8
Ben. Daniels b: m. American Girl ....... dr..
on account of distress, after first heat
Time, 2;2314, 2:25H and 2:24.
Goldsmith Maid had everything her own way
and the excitement was between Lucy and
Palmer.
Early this morning, fire broke out in the
mandatory of Hicks and Badger, copper
smiths, 81 Pitts street, nearly destroying their
entire stock, including patterns, machinery, ETC.
Estimated loss, $4,000, which is partially COW
cred by insurance, Cause unknown.
MAINE
BANGOR, June Glowing to the rapid falling
of the water, many logs will be hung up, and
not arrive in the booms this season, On the
west branch, several drives have been abandon
ed, and others are making up running drives"
getting down what they can and lleaving the rest.
Probably 30,0O0000 feet Of logs will be hung up
on the west branch.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, June 22.-The committee on cleo
ing the seat Of Henry Crowel, of Londonderry,
vacated, but that the seat OF Daniel Savory was
not vacated. The house accepted the resolution
Bills were introduced as follows: To amend
the Piscatogoag River railroad charter, SO as to
allow them to connect with the Manchester and
North Weare road to such point in Greenfield
as they may elect, the capital stock not to ex-
coed five hundred thousand dollars, with the
right to issue bonds and power to lease;
the road TO be completed before December 81 ,
h,,A T.. .rn
a railroad entitled the Concord, Manchester and
Nashua railroad, to connect with the Boston,
Concord and Montreal or the Merrimack and Con-
necticut River railroads, or other connecting
roads at Concord, and connect at Nashua with
the Wilmington road or its connections over
such line of location as may be elected; the
capital stock not to exceed 10000 shares at 500
each; the road to be completed before December
81, $780, relating to the distribution to the state
libraries of the statutes and journals of New
Hampshire; to ratify certain acts of the town of
Jefferson, prior to June 1, 1871; to limit the
time for fire insurance companies to adjust their
losses after the expiration of notice, also for
the time for repairs under taken by them.
The senate adjourned, transacting but little
business of importance The bill for the
amendment of the charter of the city of Man
chester is before the judiciary committee, and the
hearing this morning was very largely attended
by parties at interest. Nearly all the legal tai
ent in the city and many prominent citizens
we're present
The unseating of Mr.. Crowell was done with
out opposition, as it was clearly shown that the
ratable polls of the town entitled them to only
one representative. He was allowed mileage
and per diem to date.
Most of the afternoon session was occupied in
warm discussion of resolutions called up from
the table by Mr.. Bingham, democrat, for the re-
moval of Hon. Samuel Upton police justice of
Manchester 1t was finally referred to com
mittee of five fIom Manchester, appointed by
the speaker.
A resolve to remove the sheriff of Rocking
ham county, Caleb Moulton, of Hampton, was
then presented on a iyca and nay vote, and car
ried-151 to 129 nays. The axe is now in earn
est, being laid to the tree.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, June 22.-Prof. o. G. Marsh
and party from Yale college left to-day for the
far west, to continue their geological explora-
tons of last year. They will spend the summer
in the Rocky mountains, the autumn months on
the Pacific coast, and will not return east before
December.
HARTFORD, June 22.-While making speech
in the house to day, upon the question Of APP
propriating money for new capitol building
in Hartford, Hon. W. W. Eaton was taken with