Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-22

IODy'S 3. M Dusle.. ...............l / z /
J. j. Bowen's br. m. Jennie. .............5 8
j. Murphy's br. IN. Lady Sears. ...........3 Q
E. 9. Whites CHI. m. Fanny Fern.........4 2 4 4
q. "; aSmalley's b. g. othello formerly.
E. X. Conklin's B. g. Andausiai. .........6
Time, 2;S5, 2;34,<, 2;S61s and 1881.
The third and fourth heats were somewhat
irregular. The above is the judges decision,
though the horses did not come under the wire
in the order named. Susie took the first money,
Jennie the second, and Lady Sears the third.
w. II. WoodrutPs mare Gypsy was withdrawn
on account of lameness, after drawing for posi-
ton. An extra double team purse of 50 900
is offered for Saturday, and the following have
entered: India Rubber Ben and Lady Frank
lin, Jessie Wales and Darkness, George Wilkes
and Honest Allen.
SPRINGFIELD, June 21.-Joseph French,
a teamster, was run over by heavily laden
wagon, on Main street, to-day, and almost
instantly killed
MAINE
PORTLAND, June 21.-Alvan Roundy, shoe
dealer in this city, was knocked down and dam
gerously stabbed in the bowels while pro-
ceeding home from his store about ten O'Clock
last evening. He was then robbed of every
thing of value about his person, including
$3.50 gold watch, about 500 in money his
ring on his finger, &c.
RoCKLAED, June Joseph E. Verrll, of this
city, was shot at and wounded and afterwards
severely beaten by Geo. b. Barstow, last night,
The cause of the attack was alleged eriminality
with BarstOws wife.
BANGOR, June 21.-The Mosaic lodge of ma
sons of Dover and FoXcroft to-day dedicated
their new hall, just erected by them, the dedioa-
ton ceremonies lheing performed by Nj. w. q.
Master John h. Lynde, of this city,
The stockholders of the Bangor and Piscata-
quis railroad company held their annual meet
ing here to-day, and elected directors. The
meeting ratified the action of the directors, in
extending their road toward hloosehead lake.
The report of the treasurer, being unfinished,
was not presented.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, June 21.--ln the senate this morn
ing, bill was reported back from the judiciary
committee repealng the present statute on nat
uraligation, and making the police court a
court of record with power to grant naturali-
zation papers which is now denied them, the
question being ON the third reading of the bill,
an animated discussion was indulged in by sew
eral senators, and on the question the senate
stood to g. By mutual consent the bill was
recommitted Senator Smith acting with the
republicans on the first test of votes in that
body,
Notice of bills For the peoples savings bank
of Manchester the Portsmouth trust and guar
antee company; to regulate railroads; to re-
peal the statute relating to the sale of liquor,
and one to make drunkenness crime; to eX-
empt disabled soldiers from poll tax.
In the house of representatives there are five
ueInOcratle GdIllOllC ultinBtISa WHICH, DY the
constitution OF the state,are not eligible 10 seats
For many years, however, the members of this
religious faith have held seats without ublec-
ton being made, and it is doubtful if 1t is made
a question at this time. The republicans have
from time to time made efforts for a constitu-
tional convention to make some much needed
changes, one Of them the provision referred to,
but each time have been defeated, some towns
not voting on the question, and the last by a
majority made up from the northern districts of
the state,
In the senate, to-day, bill authorizing the
police courts TO issue naturalization papers, was
defeated by Senator Smith, of district ten, vot-
ing with the republicans.
The republican and democratic caucuses for
the nomination of state officers, were held this
evening. In the democratic caucus, nothing
was done, the whole matter of nominations be
ing again postponed till next week. The re-
publicans nominated no officers except treas
urer, which nomination, it is understood, was,
after considerable discussion, given to Leander