Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-06
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BosroN AND vIcxIrr.


Moses Kimbal was nominated by the repnbli-
cans for mayor Of Boston, last evening
Capt. Weiss OF the Russian navy visited the
Chaflestovn navy ward fueSday.
Edward Stanford, station agent at Harrison
square, Boston, was run over and killed yeSter-
day morning by the Plymouth train.
James Cullen was arrested in Boston yester-
day to await an inquest on the body Of his wife,
who was found dead in bed yesterday morning,
in their room in Sullman street, Boston, COW
cred with bruises
Remnants of two more human bodies have
been found in the ruins Of Walkers carriage
factory, burned in the great fire. This makes
SIX recovered from the same place, and laborers
sre digging for more.
The victim of the alleged case Of malpractice
for which Dr.. Hill OF Boston is now under
$4,000 bonds for trial, has been Identified as
domestic who, under the assumed name Of
0'Bnen, entered the family Of MIR. Henry S.
Partridge, River street, Hyde park about one
month since. After remaining some two weeks
she one day started for Boston, stating that she
would be back at a certain time if she was alive.
From that time nothing was heard by the iami-
ly in relation TO the woman until the description
of the one who died at No. 16 School street. in
that city, led them to visit Boston yesterday,
when they identified the BODY. Whether her
name is O'Brieu or Mcdonald, she having given
both, is q matter of conjecture.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY,
In Lowell last evening, at The republican con-
vention, Francis Jewett was nominated for
mayor on the first ballot
BRISTOL COUNTY.
A lady from Taunton, who recently bought a
real hair switch in New Bedford for 50, found
one or Two specimens Of the common louise cling
inc 10 the hbres, and has no doubt Of its being
genuine hair
In Fall River, a few DAYS since, Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. John Murphy about nine years
of age, while at play with other children in the
yard of the Bedford street schoolhouse, was acci-
dentally pushed over a pair of steps. 1t was
found that she was injured internally, and Fri
day she died in severe pain from loss of blood.
The official recount of the votes for mayor by
the board of aldermen Of Taunton gave Mr.
Babbitt one additional vote each in wards one
and eight, while judge Fox received two add
tional in ward six. Judge FoXs net majority,
therefore, remains the same as first announced.
The recount gives Fox 1913 and Babbitt 1858
The certificate of election has been issued to
Judge Fox in due form OF law.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
The Barnstable Patriot SAYS the recent failures
among the fish dealers OF Boston will bring as
much distress upon the fishermen of Cape Ann
and Cape Cod as the tire did in Boston.
HAMPDBN COUNTY.
A Holyoke man with two dogs killed five
foxes on the mountain near the Bradley place"
in West Springfield Tuesday.
Miss Bates, the survivor in the Westield
shooting case, has nearly recovered from her
Smith was told OF Sackett's death, he treated it
with indifference remarking TO n fellow prison
er, "The old man has gomez He inquired with
great interest regarding Miss Bates, aud cX-
pressed satisfaction al her recovery.
There are now 400 pupils al the State primary
school at Monson OF whom $50 are newcomers
Fifty Of them under The old system are children
who would have been sent 10 the reform school,
The average age Of :he pupils is but nine years,
and none over sixteen are allowed to remain
except by special permission. One hundred
and siXty-eight OF the pupils have been located
in families during the year, and ifty-siX have
been discharged. The farm now contains 290
acres, having recently been enlarged by the pur-
chase of twenty acres at S1G0 per acre 1t pro-
duced last season 1S7 tons of hay, 2S,1 iii gallons
OF milk, the whole product being valued at
Sl2,OOO. The total valuation OF the real estate
and personal property amounts TO over S175000.
Thirty teachers and assistants at the house and
farm are employed, at a cost for salaries Of over
sl2GOO. The cost Of living for each inmate per
week is S2l4. The moral condition oil the
children has been much improved since the
closing Of the almshouse department
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
The Boston and Albany TairOad mutual re-
lief association have just paid over S665 to the
widow OF Jabez Stanton of Huntington, re- |
Gently deceased member.
John r. Briggs, statiOner Of the house of rep |
resentatlves at " ashingtOn, died there on Tues |
day. de was member OF the family Of Gov. |
Briggs Of Massachusetts, was associated with |
Hon. Henry L. Dawes in the edtorship of !he |
North Adams Transcript at an early age, was |
afterwards newspaper editor and member of |
the legislature in Wisconsin, and in 1860 was |
appointed TO the place he occupied al the time |
OF his death.
MAINE,
The small pox prevails in Portland; new |
cases yesterday.
Or. c. Smith, who contracted to cure neural
eia, etc., in Belfast, asking $40 for the Job
and getting $40 in advance, has quietly left The
city, and now several indignant parties want to
Smith.
The Bangor Whig saws that man named
Robinson, who lives near Moosehead lake, came
down TO that city day or two ago, and,
meeting an old friend with whom he had served
IN the army they went to the Franklin house,
where Robinson, who had been broken of his
rest for several nights, sat down in the office
and went TO sleep When he awoke he found
that s465 in greenbacks which he had in his
pocket before going TO sleep were missing.
VERMONT
Some forty members of the Vermont legista- /
ture who partook Of 6 general lunch served up |
the night before adjournment, fell grievously |
sick and were exceedingly unhappy for a time |
from eating the cheese provided
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford man was recently paid $1,000 by q 1
gentleman living in that vicinity, the transae- i
tion taking place in biz own house Some one ,
outside must have witnessed it, hQWov.-
burglar explored the house dpri- -, as "
but failed TO find the none 'inS 'ne HlSn''
The wife of Henry r y
for tbe insr ~ of the state general hospital |
The sane, committed suicide in her room at
-. hospital, Monday night.
Rockville has just seen a rare exhibition OF
honesty in the return of q Mr. James Hunter,
who failed in 1857, paying but 49, cents on the
dollar, who now deposits a considerable amount
in the national bank for his creditors.
Two Yale seniors don't banker after theatrical
life any more They acted as "supes" in "Le
Roi Carotte, 1.-THE othernight, but didn't like the
fun when, according to the programme, a sharp
fight with some imitation monkeys Overcame
them so completely that they fed out Of the
house wounded and hall naked.
Mrs. Partington was on one Of the up trains
from Hartford, Wednesday. "W here-horse-
pointsp said she, IN response to the shout Of
the conductor as the train hauled up after
crossing the river from Windsor Locks-"how
should know where the horse points? guess
you spend too much time in that 'ere new fan
gled eating house brake And the old lady
sunk back in the plush with the placid con
sciousness of triumph.
RHODE ISLAND.
Schooner II. I. Hodges of Sag Harbor, from
Rondout for Fall River, is ashore on Block
Island Her cargo has been partly discharged
and contract made TO get her Off.
The Rev. Carlton A. Staples, lale of Chicago,
was last evening Installed rs pastor Of the lSt
Congregational Unitarian church 10 Providence
The sermon was preached by Rev. L. E Hale Of
Boston. Rev. DR.. Bellows Of New York, Rev.
MIR. Shippen Of Boston, and Rev Adm Baou
Of Hopedale also participated in the exercises.
SINGULAR DIsAPP EARANCE OF A WOMAN -
On Friday morning, before dawn, Mr. and Mrs
Sidney Ceby, who reside upon the historic
Chogte farm on Hoo island near the month nC
Essex river, started to 90 TO mill at Essex. The
roadway is along the bed Of the river, the jour
ney being made when the tide is out, and in the