Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

MASSACHUSETTS,
BoSToN, Oct 25.-rhrcc young men, ndliicd
Patrick Ainloncv, Daniel Leonard aud James
Howe, wetc arrested to-day, on suspicion Of
ihutdcrmg Miss lcchaii, Whose body was dis
covered this iii1rUng5 Ihcy were lUctcl mp, to
await the result of tie tSrricrS Investigation,
The person of the young wJnldii was violated
previous TO the murder
Peter Rendall, house carpenter was killed in
Cambridge SCstehlaf, by fall from staging.
lowell, Oct. 2J.=-A committee of the city
government Of Lawrence arc 70 Visit his city
to morrow TO view our water SOfks, c6Gcnl-
plating similar introduction to Their c'@li city
w. y. franklin and daughter while riding ~
buggy, rolidcd with n wagon. The buggy
was smashed aud tie daughter picked up inScn-
siblc. Medical aid was sulhh5iied,
MAINE.
BANGOR, Oct 2J.-Chares Goodwill nine
years old, Of LincoH center, yesterday was
damned between two cars ard instantly killcd.
NEW nAMPSHRE.
CONCORb, Oct 25.-ln the supreme judiciai
tqurf; the ease of Nelly y, Martin and wife is u
citi slit t6reeOver the value Of dwelling in
IIOuksttt WHEN plaintiff alleges waS hGrrt by
defendants wife in 1862. Defendant d tiles ami
says that the fire was accidental cthsed tN ashes
| ta7elessv placed among rubbish in the shed:
| THIS ease has been on trial three days, and viii
| lie Concluded tomorrow.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Oct 25.-M tile meeting of the
! American missionary association, to-day, filJ
committee on the work Of educational inStrttt
| tlUtiS in the south, reported, through hcf, hr!
| Denuer, who urged the Importance of Christian
| education, spoke earnestly against taking the BIZ
hle uut Of the public schools, and urged the inn
portancc Of pcCunaty aid for the sOciCty's work.
Gen o. o, Howard spoke Of the cooperation Of
the society with him as the governments repre-
sentative IN the work among the freedmen.
ADDRESSES were also made in the forenoon by
Rev. T. s. Atwood, Prof licacy of the Straight
university New Orleans, Prof j, b. Reeve Of
Howard university, and Hev. Dr. Stons Of
Brooklyn.
In the afternoon, officers were elected. l{ey.
Z. y. Kirk of Massachusetts, was chosen presr
dent. lew changes were made in the old list
OF over forty vice presidents, and the executive
committee and the old secretaries and treasurcrs
were reelected.
Rev DIR. Perkins, from the eoitmttee Oh the
| Chinese in America, spoke Of the obstacles
| Chinese must encounter in coming out for the
| Christian religion, separation from families, etc.
| The field of labor among the Chinese in Cali
| f0ruia il one calling for help.
Rev. Washington Gladdm and Gen. G, II.
Howard ofChicago spoke Of tile Importance Of
the missionary work among lie Chinese
The committee on foreign missions recon-
mendcd the work in Africa and the West
Indies
This evening, Rev. Mr. Strictly Field, secreta-
ny of the society, rave some facts showing the
growth of the sociCty's work,
Rev. w. II. Brown discussed at length, the
relation of the negro to tile government, I'M tile
matter of citizens, and the intellectual capable
ties of the race.
Gen. Howard recalled memories of the anfi'
vcrsaTy meeting of the society in this city in
1913, in which Arthur and John Tappan took
| part. He reviewed the work of the society and
urged its claims upon the charity of the
| churches,
Gov. Jewell also spoke briefly, commencing
the socety's work. Tomorrow Secretary De.
| lanO will speak on Indian affairs.