Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-28
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New England New. summary.
nosroN 40 vIcINIrY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
They claim the attention Of everybody and |
the unbounded delight of the chdren-those |
two lawns born on Boston common Sunday |
evening.
Suburbsus who drove their horses into Boston |
yesterday 10 have them shod we've told by the |
master shoers, We can only patch them up.
Reason-men strike.
lie womanS club in BOsten are TO form /
preparatory class for girls, fi them for college,
and then make formal demand for admission /
TO the colleges of the country.
DIR. Andrew J. Lynn of Boston was held TO |
bail IN $4,000. Monday, charged with procuring /
an abortion resulting in the death Of Sarah |
Brown, young woman belonging to Fitch |
burg.
The supreme Judicial court is engaged on the |
trial of CHARLES A. Hobbs for killing Patrick
.-SSiaxan last December. In opening the case,
the district attorney said he should ask a YER
dict of murder in tie second degree only.
The Boston Gazette saws that Papanti, the
late celebrated dancing master, in his last visit
10 Italy, bespoke monument in marble for his
fnal resting place The design was Terpsichore
in the act of inscrihing the name of Papanti
upon scroll.
The following appointments and promotions
IN the Boston custom house take effect this
week: Rufus K. Wade, foreman TO weieher;
Major Daniel II. L. Gleason, foreman TO weigh
ers; John II. Hewes, night inspector; Captain
Augustus Armand, night inspector; Private L.
W. Edgell, messenger.
st. John CommandeIy of Knights Templar OF
Iutlau6ipuia arrived Boston last evening, and
were received at the depot by the Boston cGm-
mandery, with Gilmote's band who escorted
them TO the Revere house, where they viii omar
Ter during their visit as guests of the Boston
commandery.
Mr.. Daggett of Charlestown, seventy years
old, died Saturday from the effects of eating a
piece of pie on which some rat poison had been
placed by Young lady Of the family, who had
found rat nibbling the pie in question. She
told the old gentleman, but he forgot all about
1t and went into the pantry and ate of il.
Greeley and Brown campaign club was
formed among the printers of Boston on Satur-
day evening al the Sherman house. Mr.. Geo.
wise was elected president, and Mr. Chas. L.
lines, secretary, with vice president from each
office. The club feel that the ''cralt has been
highly honored' by the nomination of Mr..
Greeley, and intend to go TO work immedi-
ately.
A little episode took place at the festival of
the school children at the Music hall, Boston,
on Saturday afternoon. After Mr. Eichbere' S
natonai hymn had been sung, Rev. DE-. Porter
arose In his seat and said: Permit me, resi-
dent OF South Carolina and an eX-conlederate,
TO propose three cheers for common coun.
try" The cheering aud applause which fol
lowed TINS suggestion continued for many min
utes.
An individual calling himself John J. Roche,
and who says he resides at No 531 Fourth street,
South Boston, reports that he was in Lynn last
Thursday afternoon, and played game of bill
nards with man whom he did not know, at
the Globe billiard saloon. From thence he went
in company with his unknown friend, TO a place
near the depot where he drank glass of 'whis-
Key. Alter that, Mr.. Roche says he remembers
nothing until he found himself at his home in
South Boston, minus his gold watch. chain and
sundry private papers.
MlDDLEsEx COUNTY.
MIR. D. L. Capithorn, the Jealous husband who
shot al the butcher boy, T. f. Carter in Natics
has been bound over in $500 for trial at Lowell
The dead body of John H. Gouldng of Wal
than was found Sunday morning, the
mill fptaAn sl,a In.e.l,N
manged in shocking manner. 1t is supposed
that he attempted to get upon the midnight
tram before II had stopped, und fell under the
wheels undiscovered. When found the body
was twelve feet from the track The marks in
the sand showed that he had crawled there and
had terrible struggle with DEATH Mr. Wright
residing in tie nearest house, heard the eroans
Oh some one IN distress about O'Clock, but tue
noise soon ceased, and he was unable TO find
from whence it came. The deceased was about
twenty-five years of age, and respectfully con
necped.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Hiram tarDum, aged about siXtv-iVe wears
dropped dead instantly Saturday afternoon in a
store where be was transacting some business
Heart disease was the probable cause.
Juilns l. Harlow, chief mate OF the ship Wind
ward Of New York, while engaged in shipping
new mast at Olympia Oregon, on the 9TH
INST, bad both legs crushed badly that am
pntaiion was deemed necessary. He survived
Inc operation only few moments He was the
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young man of great promise. He was to have
been placed in command Of the ship on her ar
rival at san Francisco. He was about thirty
i've years of aye
ESSEX COUNTY.
Lawrence is 10 have a free public library
founded on the Old Franklin library and the
White fund.- bequeatbed some time ago for this
purpose.
little boy about twelve years old, named
.lohn Gearin, who works in the jute factory at
Meihuefl, met with dreadful accident ON SAT-
nrday whei cleaning some machinery. His
hand was between the beyeled gears, and his
arm was drawn in up to the elbow, literally
grinding II TO a pulp. His right shoulder and
breast were caught and shockingly manglcd
bY other gears. The arm was amputated but
hardly possible.
Steamer Cambridge, Captain johnson, which
lelt Boston Saturday evening on her regular
trip Tor Bangor, came in collision at 80 NJ,
of Cape Ann, with the eoasting schooner
lhomaS Hunt, OF Swan Island Me-, Capt Stin-
son, bound from Bangor for Boston. There was
dense log at tue tine, winch SO Obscured the
view that the proximity of the vessels was not
Known until they came together with n crash
Inc sehooners starbOard bow was stove in and
her stem started, causing the crew TO abandon
her ahu seek safety on board the steamer, viii II
sustained but little injury her cut-water being
loosened only by the collision. After the excite-
ment OF the occasion had subsidized and the ex-
tent OF the damage aScertained, Capt johnson
concluded he could save the schooner: and send
ing MS male and a boats crew ON board took
her IN tow. The schooner was lumber laden
ana can be easily repaired. The damage to the
Cambridge mace it necessary to abandon the
"Trip, and her passengers and freight were trans
Ierted 10 the steamer Katahdin, which left at
noon on Sunday for Bangor
BRISTOL COUNTY
JOhn Cogins, who was sentenced ON Monday
10 three years IN the state prison for breaking
and entering the house Of Deborah Manchester
IN liVerlon, escaped from Newport iau Thurs-
Ia hndi l.pt, a1l,
OF the yard, the sheriff supposing him TO be
weak-minded.
Michael Lilies, who escaped from the county
jan several months ago, while awaiting his trial
Tor shop-breaking, was discovered and clDtured
al taunton, Saturday, after IA smart chase
Lilies came 10 town only to spend Sunday in
tepdIng TO visit his sister aud leave on al early
IRAN next morning He has very bad record
with the police.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Two oil The illee mills Of the Plunkett wooden |
company, in hnsdae, have stopped work on |
account OF tue high price of wool and the |
from. 'He''
Patrick Cokely was Instantly killed on the |
Jalfoad, two miles north of South Adams ON |
1a.niug. ne was walking on the tack, par
laiiy intoxicated. Several years since he lost |
ali ms Ringers by freezing while drunk but. |
with the aid of hooks and straps he has been |
abie TO support himself most of the time by |
Saving WOOD; bic had no relatives known, |
was unmafrled a native oil Ireland, and aged |
sixty years. |
MAINE
- on the 24th, of Chincoleague, Del, the bark |
Progress. from Philadelphia Tor FernaDdina |
coilided with the schooner Fred SnoAord Of |
Bueksport, and the schooner sunk in a few min
uleS. Crew saved. The bark lost her bowsprit
shd lorelopgallant mast She was towcd 10 |
Philadelphia. ~
A Bangor barber named Paddy McAloou, liy-
ins oh Inc hampden road, made an outrageous
S assault ~ on his wife Sunday night. He dragged
LIZ des w the hair into the road knocked. her
q 1" and fearfnlly beat her and kicked her
,i ~ screams, which were heard a mile by the
YonrISi brought them to the rescue, and tho
",a,ion wi wie murderer was lodged in tLe |
M, \, NEW HAMPSHIRE
order for a.. Ian ian company has received an
S,Ies ioI my thousand fans Tor tue peace in.
doubled if not trehlo1 '"' 'ne ofdef VIII he
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