Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-07


| Yarmouth, and maintained that standing after
he removed to Bangor, until some wears back.
| when, in consequence of i'll health he ,vos
obliged to abstain from active business
The Democrat says Harriet Wyman of Brv.
| ants Pond on one of the recent cold niphts
wandered into the woods and straved in an Old
| camp that did not protect her from the cold
| until morning, when she crept on her elbows
| and knees in sight of the road. When found
| her hands, arms feet and face were frozen. and
| soon turned black. Recovery is not looked for
| The river and harbor bill as passed nv the
senate on Thursday night, contains large
| number of appropriations. Those pertaining TO
Maine are Kenncbunk river, 5000: Saco river,
| 10000; kennebec river, above Hallowcli 10000:
| kennebeC river, between Gardiner and Rich
| mond, 5000; at the gut opposite Bath, $500: Pc
| nobscOt river $4,000; Union river, 10000;
| Royals river, 10000; Narragaugus river, $4,000;
| Sullivan river, 10000; Portland harbor, 10000
| The appropriations for other sections of the
| Union were on a corresponding scale.
| The legislature is offering such liberal induce.
| ments and making such definite arrangements
| for Immigration of SwcdeS to New Sweden,
| that large influx is expected this year. Immi-
grants are to come over under charge of n COM
missioner and an agent at each end of the
route will manage their intereSts-one at Gothen-
burg, Sweden, and the other at New Sweden.
Each male immigrant over 81 years of age is to
be assigned lot of 100 acres of land, which
VIII ne his at the expiration of five years, pro-
IL 9 UNI a. NOliAlOi tAHlI upitSt iIltlGOu,
and has cleared not less than fifteen acres of
land. Inc SWedes are exempt from state tax
untll 1876
a few days ago NleSsrs. Il. NJ. Jordan & Co.,
OF fortland, dealers IN fancy goods, received in
lormatlon that certain checks had been passed
purPofnng 10 De signed by them, and which had
Deen pald III boston, On investigation it seems
tnai man, representing himself as j. j. Cor
rindon, and rs being connected with a large
New York firm, had passed three checks, one
Tor s6OO, and the other two Tor lesser amounts,
on 4. pa :! it possol MHo nau kuoWh MN Tor
n s.io,,lI , - N - ~ u'iT ~ tl'el aCCounl, Ill
lLlGli9ly way alu iad Always supposed that
Corrindon o Wa VII ~. he Pletttu 10 pc inns
tlol n IiSeu 'lIc VnechS anu tne boston
R Rr GaSlHu Ileu' ad thSn sent them TO the
iH't t'"tlN'"i UiHh IA oltiahu, Oh Mnlch uHeY
,S, "laMh' me CASHIER mr.. loud, protested
Tha p as no Suei p".y a9 i.lld3 IN me 1ank
cd 49, ~ e. e. IN 'iallSu % l tl'i't allu
Civ hoJ norn a,, vi H. m y u oi !Liat
cilH Hdl never ulaWn any Sucl chechs, and that
'i'g I'm LilI Ss, were an II iorSerles.
NJ, - VI nI!ii iISo 1"S we aiG 'oiu lhal
,orco oi,o III tne iale ~
Norce case tlat eNcIted SO much interest in this
city, trled 10 takg us children from the custody
vi .ne iiotleI, !Ie othc[ GaN' MIS-, Miller Is
E FSo m Nnn, VII %ltn HeI lavE Cales refers
I::eqp III tNe" lolh' MI Mller procured Il car
rlage ana proceeded TO me Nclmty OF the house
us MS cnluren were on tllclr way TO school, and
Noulu huSe suCCceucu III CARRYING them on,
w 'I1 'oiu, h"u II no. DtcH lol 'HG Interference
OF Il llelghDor. Mrs, Miller ana children came
through 10 inns city IRON Boston, on the I'd, on
tneiI way 10 bangor MT. MIIer was aboard
ule uali ana Wheh tle cars reached Portland,
Hlarshal LARK ana deputy marshal Sterling
were AT the depot 10 see that everything was
| strhght' lIeTe was no sensation scene at
| tempted, however. Mr.. Miller talked with his
| niue boy IN the saloon, very qulety, accompa-
med by ms brother, Col. Frank Miller, and his
| counsel Mr. bennett, until Mrs. Miller and
children lett in the train
NEW HAMpsUIRE.
| The state osvIum fnr thn insane hos oon 80
| tients.
| The Manchester Pvthians dedicated a new hall
a few days ago.
| Arnautka wheat has beea raised successfully
| in Carroll county
| The CONGREGATIONAL cburcb ar Tcb,n,, hoe
| been reuaired and re-fitted ot a cost If SSO0o '
Concord permits no bniIjingS Of co,nInSti,,lo
| exterior TO be erected within tbe centre Of husi
ness ~
The pupils of the Concord bicb school nroroso
to give an entertainment m r9isn cInds frt ~,
| purchase of pictures for the odorn,nent nr th;r
school room. '+N''
The Manchester Union in 81 co,nrlip,o,.o,,.
notice of the comnr hall Of thc 49,, So
Guard, says: DELEGATES of the Amoskeag
veterans and of otbor ,ro,,i,o,,. N t!1fiioshc"E
CARNATIONS viii he nrcsant Prerarati,,y vi,
being made for n very brilliant afFair > '' NV
Somebody in Concord writes rs follows IN tho
| uttpmpf 10 hoo 4,
to enter any of our many hank in tiS ;t,i 4 e
long years in the past. nor will an attamnt b
made while the hanks are ne Vol ,rroriPoJ oe
they have lone hern Guarded Tho roLGo,. 49, !
meet death instantly were he 10 otten,nt an ON
try in the nirht time and of tbis 90, I ,,,,r,,
that class of Criminals are onnriled 6m n
pie guard their stores and residences now so ~ni
that BURGLARS do no, much trn,IIIa ~ 9o WI
trust all over New ENGLAND like nrecou +inng in
be taken, and bv so doing we will drive from M
| LII
where in all parts of New Fnglanj no. an
| over the republic" 'N' az
A Concord correspondent vri,es.--,,r, o,,r
political contest, this wear, there is no bttrrnaSs
visible in the heads or hearts nf otiice se,,
he made to render unpopnlar our st,ir,root ii
| against the sale of intoXicatnr linu0rs of oil
kinds, as well against ales and beers moIt Ii
quOrs and cider to be drunk in saloons and ar
bars, as against rum, brandy, whiskev, Tin. ere
for all late trials of liouor sellers in III at
our state, evince that jurors, irrasnacriye Of
political views, 20 for the right and faithful on.
iOrcpment of thp law, 10 nnnisL 81 ,';It II w
our prohibitory law and the comn v e Sncif oi
and the Judges upon the bench 20 with the
Jurors. and the LAWYERS who dcfend III ,i 'il F
criminals are losing popuarity win tbo nco,S u,
very fast" FSNr'N
A correspondent of the FarmiuUton ME
| Chronicle has been to a Second Advent meetin,y
| in Cookbook and thus relates some nr ~
many amusinp and ridicuIons sco,ng ,I;., .liJ
there; THE bniidnG in Which, tbo Witnessed
beId is nacte5 VIII "a ny ti'e meetings are
ing country and Canada, One evanin Sr'a a n
man inmned mn md soiJ bo INA r,o o,nis au on
latioH from the Lord that il WAS his dnt Ivy Ivy
Sister -. Tn, sister immediateIv Snr,n, N r,,
and sold ~ ,ba ,J No. iII! sprung up
the kissing was nrocredeJ Win IN m m,,l Nus, ana
| inc An old LnprbbocE - P"'Iie meet
one of the women nrrs@nt recoo,,
cation from the Lord thot She cnI,iT s eUitiul-
him ONT Tba al ,',, , NUIiu stISItei
and Ioid on IN - ,aIn I,,t orli-S stripped
powrrs bod M aHart Thas III, > iiV'.lls
ormonces had boen ,arried ~, ,t ,,l "ious per-
,bat Tho to,,.,, ,,I,f,; 'C ~ 5uIl! cN'IelltS