Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-05
Gdlurtcstcr Daily spp,
Ncw EngInnd Now. snlnmnry
BOSTON AND VICINITY

ScNNane Oal0ual gallery OF Idiitu H.iNN9' -
Boston, will be sold by auction this week to SAT
isly a mortgage. ,,-.,.,,r
A writer declares that since the worcester
convention it is hardly possible 70 hnd butl i
man in Boston. The same remark VIII "pPi'
equally well to other localities. tho. ,,.,,
The democratic state central c country u"S
re.eIected = r. Spinney of Boston chairman, ana
invited John Quincy Adams to stump INC state
other sneakers will also be secured Tor the cam
paign. .,.. ..,,, or7 b,.;,, oro,,ob
in the new Boston post office building, when
completed to build a row of houses, fifty feet in
deptb, extending from the fremont house in
Beacon street to Charles street.
An exchange says :-"Only So will be charged
for admission to the Nilsson Italian opera, whose
season will begin at Boston a week from last
night. Season tickets Single admission to
twelve pcrformances) are afforded at the ruin
ously low rate of $40 apiece. Nilsson, Annie
Louise Cary, Capoul, Barre and Josef janet will
be the particular stars"
In speaking of the great prospective work of
Gilmore, the Boston journal SAYS: "The rivalry
between the principal military bands of the con
tineut is so great that they will each and all be
glad TO find themselves once more in a musical
tournament Mr. Gilmore, armed with a simple
sheet OF nOte-papcr, bearing no monogram or
crest, penetrates courts and palaces, and meets
the diguitaTies of Europe face 10 face whenever
there is any reluctance as TO granting a coveted
band. The Grabbed signature OF the soldier
president has in il a charm which opens all the
avenues to favor Doubtless Mr.. Gilmore will
obtain the cooperation Of such bands MS that of
the Gardc RcpubHcaiue Of Paris, the "Guides"
of Brussels etc. The bands being secured, the
irrcpTessible agitator will probably now be able
to engage in his enterprise many singers whose
regulations are worldwide, but who have never
vet made the Atlantic voyage. Last and best of
all, he intends TO bring Bismarck to hear and see
the jubilee; and the renowned diplomat may be
expected to arrive in our midst next June, in
the middle of n German band -
4 Boston paper has the following on subject
of interest to those who do not keep cows:
about this time expect an advance in the price
Of milk; whether it win be one cent or two
cents per quart remains 10 be seen. Nothing
definite in regard to the price which the farmers
are to receive has been evolved from the several
conferences between the committees of the milk
producers and the milk dealers associations,
the last of which was held on Friday last. At
this meeting the subject was warmly debated,
the contractors still declining to pay over forty
five cents can, while the producers as perss-
tently demanded fifty cents. Some contractors
are willing pay at the rate of fory-eight cents,
delivered in Boston, while others are obtaining
all they require at forty-iye cents, These prices
VIII enable the retailers TO MAINTAIN their price
at eight cents per quart. Many are reluctant 10
do this with their good customers, l. e., those
who can afford TO buy pure milk, and who are
privileged 10 pay ten cents quart, while the
corner grOcerS and the mlkmen with tenement
house routcs-atter pouring of the greasy
scum, so Objectionable to their Irish customers,
but which confectionerS manage very readily 10
work into ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al Sin cents per
quart, SKINNED mills, colored with burnt mo-
laSSeS.
MInnLESEX COUNTY.
The Lowell oleachery corporation has changed
is hours OF labor beginning at seven A. NJ,
making s.. hours II labor per week.
nEua- last week siNry-seveu cases Of vario-
lold and small poX were reported at Lowell all
a--r Of -r-Ias af.
hospital Four Of these have slready recovered
and have been discharged. The mortality OF
last week embraced tWenty-seyeu, sixteen of
wh5ch were small poX eases, the same number
a. for the week previous. On Monday six cases
were reported. and Tuesday morning five more.
Many reports ale in circulation concerning
the purpose OF Gen. Butler. Ii is stated TO be
his intention to take the stump again on or
about the 10th inst, and that he is now engaged
IN preparing a Lew speech for that purpose. 1t
Is represented among those who are in his con-
hdence Il AT his acquiescence in the action of the
state convention was hasty and ill,iudged act,
and came near alternating the confidence which
the new labor party had placed in him It is
parity to recover their favor, and partly 10 Sc
cure a foOthUld in rhc new legislature that be
proposes to renew the battle. This we believe
Is the foundation OF the rumOES current f5C TWO
or three DAYS past that the general was pre-
pairing coup etat which would fUli y cover his
disaster last week. The legislature is the point
are greater than could be had in eieeung dele
gates TO party convention, and offer L tempt
ing field for experiment
ESSEN COUNTY.
One OF the wholc-souled UniverSaliSts of
Salem has taken tive of the Orthodox clergymen
in attendance on the missionary meetings in
that city this week into his house as his guests.
DUKES COUNTY.
The governor, with advice of the council, has
appointed Howes Norris, Esq, of EdgartOwn,
sheriff OF Dukes county, in place of Samuel Ken
iston, deceased.
MAINE.
The orphans home at Bath was damaged by
fire on Sunday to the amount OF $1,000.
The state Swedcnborgian convention closed its
session at Bath on Sunday evening, with ser
mon ly the Rev. VIM. Il. HAYDEN Of Rutland.
Al increased interest in the doctrines through
ont the state was reported.
Tue wis Of Miss Mary Cleayes, late Of Hal
lowell, deceased. has been presented for probate,
bF Ehieh tie following bequests Of 4 public
character are made: To BOwd0in college $1,000 ;
90 Bangor theological seminary, 5000; 10
Mslua missionary society, 5000; board Of COM
z1ssl1seEs 1oT lgregu missions. $3.50; TO Cougre-
-a1lz- e1artb, Lower BiddefOrd, $500.
s1--e 81 ALTON Vi tie supreme court al Lewis
lQl-Ol Saturday Tildjcated the Maine law bv
sel-H11lz olz I4U9T nuisance 70 a fine OF $500
and -N9 none 10 three months in the county
jail F1- beng common sellers two men paid
So ezet- a1e 500 and another got three
ls1--IRs IN lasl. Several FlO left town 10 avoid
aa-ie1ze 4ll- get il worse y hen they return
George L. Hammond q clerk in the whole
sac fang gods st5-e 0i Shepherd Co.. Port
lz11- vas arrested On FTidas Tor the larceny of
447-1-siF % SIX from his employers.
EES HAMFSHIRE
Pennington i 70 be supplied with water from
large reservoir . tlir1 q q mile from the nj
la-e i4e elevation Is sufficient for q stream
seventy fsei high.
4 y0Ine fe4l0E named Sumner Chase Of Hon
klui1n- recently undertook 10 ride q yet steer
Tie aulIAai t4rea him aud broke one of his
arms
Martin Duggett's house AZ Grafton was burped
Saturday night, the FIRE being caused by The
overtarning Of kerosene lamp. Insurance
small.
IN Lake Village, recently. Dir. Beard. en-.
ploycd in the Boston, Concord and Montreal
railroad shops, was caught in the shaffing vblIe
oiiing, aud carried around about fifty times
lodging on beam. His clothes were Torn off
but he escaped with only broken ankle
Inc receipts OF the late state fair at Dover
were 81 600, and GC0O single tickets were sold
at the gate, Thursday The number of people
on the ground were estimated at 10000 Hun
dreds OF dollars were picked up on the grounds
Saturday by fhe boys in sums as high as SG2
in one instance.
Joseph Pollard Of Bethel, Me-. committed sui
clde at Gorham, on Monday, by throwing him
sell under passing train Of cars No cause is
assigned In his pocket were found picture OF
." ~ - lazy Shu Il Cdit, upon winch were writ
ten atew unntelligible words
Inc soldiers monument to stand on Keene's
central PARK IS nearly completed and will be
dedicated Oct 20, when Gov. Weston and staff
VIII DE present, and Gen. Fitzpatrick will deliver
the oration Other dis 'inguished men are also
expected The monument will be of granite 10
height OF ten feet aud with a bronze stotne
surmounting the whole.
The twenty-second annual exhibition of tto
Grafton county agricultural society onenrd in
Plymouth on Tuesday, to continue t6rong%
Wednesday and Thursday. Notwithstanding tIa
threatening weather, the opening was quite nro.
pitious, and the Indications were that the dispIov
would be by far the largest ever held in this sec-
ton Of the state.
Joseph Marshall OF Seabrook, AGED twenty.
three, was arrested Monday, charged with t6e
murder Of Joseph L. Knox of the same place \
lad Of seventeen. They went to Bears Head to-
eether on Saturday, and when last seen werc
wrestling in the boat, both being intoxicated a
the time. Marshall had previously threatened
the Knox family for an alleged injury at thei
hands, and on returning alone, Sunday wa
suspected OF making way with the boy.
large surprise party was held at Portsmouth
on TUESDAY evening, at the residence of Hon
FRANK Jones IN tue suburbs Of the city. The in
terest o. The occasion centered in the presenta
~. u 5 NY elegant buggy TO that gentleman