Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
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CITY NEWS.

There will be public installation of officers
at Rising Star Lodge, |, 0. G. T., this evening
Mr.. Summers singing school will begin this
evening at $50 Main street. as advertised.
DR.. Chas. X. Pevcv, dentist, advertises for
chance to fit a SET of teeth to a mouth which
has never been satisfactorily fitted.
The Boston and Albany road has declared a
dividend of five dollars per share, payable on
the 18th inst,
The concert by Mrs. Moulton and the distin-
guishcd troupe who accompany her will claim
the attention of all lovers of good music, at
Mechanics hall tonight
Rev. George W. Phillips of Columbus, Ohio,
has accepted the call of Plymouth Congrcga-
tional church and society of this city to assume
its passionate.
James Casey, the trucEman, who on Wcdnes
day was run over and had several ribs broken,
died yesterday of his injuries His case was
not at first thought dangerous; but internal in-
iures were received, of which his friends were
not aware.
A prohibition meeting will be held at the Mis-
sion chapel, on Summer street, Sunday even
ing, to be addressed by Rev. Geo. S. Ball, and
other prominent advocates Of prohbitoy legis-
laton.
Duprez & Bcnedicts MINISTRIES had good
house last evening, and made Mechanics hall
ring with their music. Those boys in the
galleries behaved shamefuly before the perfor-
nance began, and should have been lead out by
the cars and dismissed for home with a part.
ing twist that would rest in their memories
We learn that there are some hundreds of re-
publicans in the city who are not registered as
voters They have all the requisite qualifca-
lions, and have only to take the trouble at some
time before Tuesday to see that their names are
placed the list. Lists Of the registered voters
in each ward may be seen at the republican
headquarters, in the Spy building, and any one
may ascertain whether his name is upon them.
If not, he can readily step over to the city hall
and have it placed there. We hope no repub-
lican will neglect this duty. If we wish to elect
all our candidates, and with such majOrties as
the republican preponderance in the city ought
to give them, VIC have need of every vote.
As Conductor Brooks train, on the Nashua
road, was coming through the cut at the Sum
NIT ledge last evening, the Boston express car
was thrown from the track by some means un-
known. One end of the car was thrown its
width off the track, and the train was badly
mixed up for few minutes; but on coming to
standsiill, it was found that no serious mis-
chief had been done, and no one hurt. The
Fitchburg cars were behind the one off the
track, therefore all three had to be left, and the
front portion of the train took the passengers
and came on to the city. A locomotive went
out to the wreck and lacked the car back into
place at a late hour, arriving here with the emp
ty ears at midnight
NOMINATIONS FOR THE nth DIsTRICT.-
The republican convention of the 18th Worces-
ter district was holden at the Bay State house,
yesterday. Mr.. S. S. Perry, chairman of the dis
trict committee, called the meeting to order, ai-
ter which Mcssrs. L. S. Watson was chosen
chairman, and W. A. H. Grant secretary.
Messrs. William Upham of Spencer and L. g.
Sturtovant of Leicester were unanimously nomi-
mated as candidates for representatives to the
general comt from this district.
MUNIC IPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, Thomas Hammond, for breaking and
entering the store of Benjamin J. Boutwell,, on
the night of October 31st, was ordered to recog-
nize, with surety in the sum oil $500 for his APP
pearance at the January term o. the superior
court, and committed, on failure TO procure
bonds; John McKeOn, for larceny in building,
was sentenced to three months in the house of
correction, appealed; he also appealed from fine
of SO and costs for assault and battery James Il.
Carr, complained Of for larceny in a building,
was discharged; John Sbehau, assault aud bat
terry, had his case continued; Eugene McCarly,
Austin Kirby, John Gimley, Louis 3. Hayward
John Alelenly, and James Mclaughlin, each
paid fines for drunkenness.