Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23


VIII eolltioe ms WoIN III ,i ~ ai,ernoon and
aii4 speS ,s. at hcoa llle.?, 49,
at ttankilh ~ inc eFe ii,,r,ti, meetinps ever
-, IN VI tue Ia t,ssembed on the evening of
~. az, y, ~ X Tarbox of Lowell Mass,
aIe Cn,i;as of Boston. r. b. Carpenter
ei ~ 80 n Ssroiina will address an ant-Grant
" on FRIDAY evening The labor REFORM
- .,,i;i hald n meeting ON Monday evening,
-; ~ win be addressed by Il. NJ rreyellick
r.sileut of the national labor union.
4 letter from Concord SAYS: The political con-
test seems to have resolved itself into the United
States senatorsllp, especially on the part of the
republicans Both parties are making immense
efforts to carry the house and senate, The best
informed politicians agreeing that the legisla-
ture will again have TO settle the governorship
as well as the senatorship, as the prohibitionists
will doubtless largely increase their last years
vote. Edward H. Rollins and John G. Sinclair,
the respective chairmen of the republican and
democratic state committees, ana by far the
shrcwdest political managers, are commonly
named as the most prominent aspiranS for the
seBatorShip, although there will be sharp
struggle on the part of Senator Patterson's
friends 10 return him for six years longer Har-
~ Bingham is also spoken of as Il prominent
democratic candidate.
VERMONT.
The people of the West river valley are NOV
ing for RAILROAD from Bellows Falls TO Jamaica,
via Townshend.
A leap year sleigh ride of thirty couples from
Winchester, n. H., dIned at tue Bfattleboro
house on Thursday.
The butter market at ST. Adams this week
was dull, with slight advance IN prices, which
raised from twenty-five TO thrty-sN cents a
pound.
The bank at keesville was broEen into by
burglars on the night OF the l9tb. Ihey drilled
through a twelve inch wall aud entered the
vault, but were unable TO get into the sales, al
though all sorts OF appliances were used for the
purpose. About sixty dollars in five cent pieces
were carried of, which was all the robbers OBJ
tanned.
meeting OF persons interested IN securing
the construction OF railroad from North Troy
or Newport to Montpelier met recently at New
Albany. Several different routes for the pro-
posed road were discussed, and another meet
ing, at which all tue towns along the rOnte will
be represented, will he held at Albany on the
5tth.
Joseph Fayette, engineer at the Lincoln iron
works, was seriously and probably fatally
scaldcd on Monday morning by the bursting Of
the throttle valve of tue engine. Engineers state
that this is the first case ever known Of an eX-
plosion OF a throttle valve, and the only posi-
bic explanation that has been suggested is, either
that wafer was left in the valve, which freezing,
cracked it, or that in shutting off the steam Sat-
urday night the valve was closed so tightly that
the box cracked.
A man signing his name on the hotel register
OIL
as George L. Wood, paid his hotel bill on Sun
day by a forged check on the First national
bank of Brattleboro, the check purporting to be
sigued bv G. H. Savage, chief of police Of Bns-
ton. He left by the first train, Monday morn
ing and with him disappeared a watch and a
Smith & Wesson revolver, belonging TO Mr.
Evans, proprietor of the hotel. The check
being pronounced a forgery, when it was pre-
scented at the bank for payment officers were
sent in pursuit of MIR. Wood and he was ar
rested M Athol Cant,e Tuesday morninr and
escorted to Rrnttirhoro nv 0ficer Miller Of
(ircenGeld Tho w,tch and ro>oi,-er ,-cro found
~ ~; - - " 49, -, - y. ,r W ~, - ~
had disnIoyed oDito Trooly ot , 2otJ any l,i
which Yeere Cound N &, Inn go ,icol, no. ,ho
Officer nod hin, ,,o tharl on ~; at''r -,
Rrattlanoro IL 40 h, It rncoIn ~ 49,; W
Newton Tnesdav afternoon and cornni,,od ~
| the comfy ioii ~ Neytone for Want of SOM
| hail tn answer cborrc Of or,r1 l,rcony Gh;of
| of Police SAVAGE Of Rostan is e1-nactej ~ no
| on and nreIer char%cs of fnrrarv aToinet him -
CoSSEcTIcTT ''7''''''' "A'"'
Bisbon Williams is recovering
A lo5ge If Kniirhts Of PTtI,;ns i 70 N, ostob-
lisbed in Fssex Ns'''
The labor rcforpors ORC 70 st,,+ ,,,oo, Il,
paign naner in Hartford " e'''''
| Horny Stoddard Is tba den,oor,ti, ,o,,,;roo 70,
senator in the Gb "'i' ioi
Beecher lccIu,ed in New Haven on Tbrrsdo,
uight on the ssPcdcmnton Of tSn Pnilo, '''o
Josbua Lard an ia citi1an Of Prid,roror+
dc,i snaddni On t ~ ON aG GllAeh oi bridgeport
Jobn Roban Cractrrod lie ,,ri,. c,,I;,e, e.o,,
vason in NJ, Ii W ~ d 10y il' NUN
Wii; ~ IT, Hr Oh INC -oIh
on the 10Th nv SliDninS on tho ice D'oNo MS ICY
Tho s+ste No. nS 90 'u ~ ~
ct se sSae ooii vi Vlsitors look IN upon the
II i renortnd t,,n 9cn nj' to,uay
,enagericS orc 20 ~, a VI Inc cIcuscS vi
John Cos,oilo for, otn 1t .', "SA, season.
;nrad ~ Nh, Id, iioiI oheShlte, was
| 1870 ~ NeW maven oh 'Ae NAS', Wy '"''''S
The proposed excursion to PourhSeepsie nv
| the Masons, on the Connecticut Western road
| las neon nostnonnd ''N"' " 0''0'" io'u
SutieId is enthusiastic over tho nroiect of
branch from the Connecticut Western 10 Spring
field tbrOurh that town
Carl Lorenz. n wellknown mus;c teacher !,
PocI.viiIe fiI Ill ~ INV ,'uSiO se 1 IL
Son, Rockville. on fine evening Of Tho Sotb h."
The New Haven superio. ccurt bod a caso bc
fore il. in which tbe sum in disn,,ta ,vas onI g
1t cost the losing party over $40.
A bonse and iot were drar,n !, t4o,,;os, ,;r
| enterprise, in Hartford on the 9oth Inv Goor,r
| Forbes, New York troyelin@ salesman
On the DIST IitIc dangbter Of VeIIs p pm
of Hartford, received a lad emf in the head h,
| being struck by a .fpig sticker" sled -
| The Norwich Baletin states that the Fairfield
| county LAWYERS are RAISING money o,,,oncr thor,
selves TO pay for A portrait of ,indUe Rn,Ier IN
hang in the court bonse nj Rridrenort -
steamboat line will be established betwecn
Port Jefferson Ionp Island and Rrdro,,ort
about the first Of March Two Trims viii no
| made daily,
| Rev. w. s. Hawkes. of Stafford snr;nrs hos
| received call Of the city missionary hoard nj
Hartford, to the position Of minister NJ LARGO in
that city.
| The sheet and nillo,v cosn damon 10 o,,e Of A.
social indulrences of Uartford ad;ea and u ,, t'
tlemen all dress alike in white sheets 1ith
low cases over their head "t'' pr
Clarence Lobdell and s;ster for,,orl,, Of H..
ford were awarded nrzc ha5gos az Il " -,
rink in Wilmington. Del one ovcnin Hr ag
week. '''''
There are two mails dav 10 Rloomfald In,
they don't get their New York nonerS as eo III
as they did before the Western RAILROAD T,,al
built by some hours. 1t is the fanlt Of had con
nections. N''
New London people are rather shy or num
Der Of scarlet fever patients, who were recent,
released from confinement bv the health com
mittee, since two of the number have died -
| small pox
The New Haven county democratic conven
| ton on Wednesday noninoted W. III I'M u y
! Madison for sheriff. On the informal haIlo
! Hull had z6 votes and l. b. Human of MORT
| Haven, Samuel A. Miles of Milford, and Henr,
futile ofHampden, each II.
George Kibbe leading builder at Hartford
has bought several acres Of land ON Bond street
| at the south end, and will erect several bonse,
that he can sell for S3OOO or rent for from Sis "a