Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14
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New EnsInud News summary.

BosToN AND VICINITY.
One of the coats sent 10 the Boston young |
meu's Christian union 10 he forwarded TO Chi |
caeo was lauotc3, 'My wedding coat"
Messr Nelch s Grifiths, well known saw |
mmulactuTors of Boston, sent to Chicago i've |
hundred OF the best hand saws made III the |
world and yaiuad at $1,000. They will be dis |
trhured among the poor mechanics.
President Grant on his journey to Boston 10,
daV will leave the cars outside OF the clty, ana |
will he quictly conducted by committee OF the |
city council to the st. james hotel, where Mayor |
CASTOR will meet and welcome him.
In the United States commissioners court, at
Boston on HE 18th, William III. Woods, first |
mate OF the ship White Swallow of Boston, was
examined on q charrr OF Scuttng and abandon
ing the ship OFF Fayul on the first of July, while
on voyage to Hong Hong with cargo of ice.
The testimony came mainly fom Il French
sailor, who spoke OF having seen the mate 20
into the cabin with a large anger, and stated
that while the ship leaked before, it leaked
much faster afterwards, and finally had to be
abandoned. The case was continued for
further heating.
MIDpLEsEN COUNTY,
Rev. T. i. Calhoun has received and accepted
call from the Presbyterian church at Lowell.
He is icentiate of the Presbytery OF Boston,
and convert from Romansm,
Essen COUNTY.
The fishing schooner Emily Franklin of Bos-
ton was run into off Salyages, a few days ago,
by the fishing schooner Garibaldi OF Annisquam,
and sunk in about five minutes after the COLI
sion. The crew were brought into gloucester
by the Garbaldi and took The cars for Boston,
Considerable apprehension is felt in GlouceS- |
Ter Tor the saietV OF the hshiuS stloohSi I'Inel
queen OF that port, when Wa euilo4e gu ~ luo |
Greenland hahbut nsnSiy Hl1 s"iiT ~, ioi noun
win me otheI vessels % tlS n0ot' ~ ~ u, "a
the fleet arrived IN salcN wv % tiIGc WctNs
ago, but nothing has been heard OF the River |
queen ,,.,.,, ,,.1ii I-,,,,,r,, ,,s;5l,,. ,.f
a hIs' 1llu,,H ~, -, -, -, ali n c,
9aleu WINE ~ Ill., IN, ~ ,io, tr,t NV
gay ~ %" 'r m on3 o,tar ha;ner assisted inTo
fb 6onse She soon died the medical aid render
u us ~ NJ, ,,ii Sic uyas abont si,,tr6ye
Gu DeinS 80 oI H. ,r5S sr1,,,nsed She diai nf
i,o 80 JisS 49, anu -
Tbe nsnoll,- ,,,,iot ,it,- of Salem is inst now
sx-cjted NV sniritcd lcpaI contest Two fair
Iodtcs are the contestonts and The snbiect in
diSnne is tbe I,sscssion nf Iicimterrsi in
1or@s estate Rotb disnrtonts desire an early
s,tt,r,e,t Of no 49,, irbich is rot 10 Ia a;
dered M in consideration of the fact that one Of
tha Ladies i il, Tho eirht, foI,rtb and tho othcr
in The eiGbty-siX,b wear ri her are
The Grand rr ~ ESQ fo,,,,t,7 have ro,orto5
a Iorge bnndIe Of indictments Thcre viii he
over tbrae bundra1 cases hefora the sunarior
-. i,ol,,j;,,rr - ,,,..aNii t,,ilr ~ |
inic}u ems was ono ir ,i5pn-s1e,,obior asoinst
n + Scott This Is the ease where ynpn7 man
ana Oil odrraej IN nelson tbnn,snIyes an pos.
no., AN ISyrraTce Tba Iattcr F,,Ioa II,rne
succeeded but Scott only made himself sligbtly
sicl
There was a great deal of enthusiasm at the
the vote IN enter nj an " mon Tnissions o2,ono,
nanoI nominations Tho p9gnit,de Of thn mn
dertalincr seems ~ have added gest m mo nroS
,aaet pnt tha most eorio,,s ,,attor i; a. CO..
sideratiOn of the board was the great want of
men and women TO 90 upon missions. 1t was
announced At the opening OF the meeting that
the old debt had been nearly wiped out and
this was cause for great rejoicing. But when it
appeared that the debt was reduced on account
of the scarcity of laborers in the mission field,
the feeling of Joy changed. The great want is
missionaries.
BRISTOL COUNTY
B. NJ c. Durfee of Fall River has headed a
Chicago subscription with $1,000.
printing establishment in Freetown.
1t is stated that LARGE amounts of Now Rcd
ford capital are loaned on mortgage of buildings
DESTROYED in Chicago.
Rnston norties orq ot ,,resopt srryo,,i,,r yVoro.
ham harbor and there IS hone of retiinG an an.
pyopriation from congress- far drcdGino
Nathan Han the ORIGINATOR Of ibe Eal pi,or
Monitor. is now COMMISSION in the iob de-.
partment of The Providence Press. He is seventy
wears of ace.
The Mowgtt dramatic association the choral
association and the womcns Christian associ9-
ton Of New Bedford are uniting their services IN
aid of rho rbicooo Ct, tf,ro,s 49, '0N ="
The Mercury reports a prosperous state of
|
the manufactures. is rood. some of fine sIons
in the city are Obliged to run over time to keen
up with their orders and in all the yorlymen |
have few idle moments
uAMrDEN COUNTY.
Justice Lewis of Mestfeld had among his pa-
irons last week two educated Irisbmen .Inhn
Baterlv and Patrick Ciilrov VIA had no oU,,,i
made against them for drunkenness tIera NJ |
their own request. The first claims 10 he an
dntv and ,ncetr i 49, otJ ~ q sl5'iho
dignity Of position and was anxious 10 nav The |
penalty. A crown .he su0Uested oS tho 61o fr |
such an offence for an officer nj home and tba
Justice lie. him ofrwitb dollar yyi,bcd I him
the ''top of the morning. and said he sbnd n,,
Get caught in sucb a scraos soain i''
r4VpsuIt.p CoI7Srv
The track-lavinG on tho HoIvol,a anil Wa,
field railroad is prooressin@ raniily ond Snne,
intendent Ycaman promises 70 have frs;ght |
train run between tbe r,yo towns nv 6n, 90
Good nrnorreSs IL als h;r, ,,,i - ~ 20
having on the Nonnt Tom and Festbom"t",,
branch pun
BFRKsuIRE couxTy
Hon Il r Mason rIn n,oror Of f,Li,,,