Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-23

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A'0'S'
dSpatch from 81. Louis says that, at her
performance at the Opera house, Monday even
ing, hatilda Heron gave unmlstakaole evidence
OF INSANITY.
General Read, American consul general at
Parls, has come into possession OF breaSt-pin
once worn by General washington, gwen by
him TO General jackson, and by General Jack
son to King Joseph Bomaparte, by Joseph Bona
parte to COmte Stanislaus de Girardin, by the
count to his son, who sent it TO General Read as
a souvenir of the siege of Paris.
Jour tailor named Jimmy Iolk, ninety
four years old, is now trayersing Ohio as pro-
teSsional tramp" He has been on the tramp
for seveaty-fve years, and has visited every state
IN the Union many times, walking on an aver
age 1900 miles every year. He has good eye
sight yet, and processes to be able to work at his
trade. He has just returned from a little walk
into Nova Scotia, and is now en- route for Texas.
The Charivari Of the 7th OF November has a
female carioature representing France as a fc-
male figure addressing a young cadet. With
one hand she points to book on which is writ
ten, military Instruction" and with the other
to bottle labelled "Absinthe,' on a cafe table.
my child she says to the lad, ''this must sup
press that"
Mr.. Odger has intmated that material Omis-
sion was made in telegram sent from Leices-
ter, as to a remark made by him with reference
to the prince of Wales. He mir 0dger) was
stated to have said that he and his friends had