Worcester daily spy., 1872-04-09

/ condition at the fremont house in Nashua from
alteration Of the mind. From letters dated al
| West Lynn, Suncook and Manchester, signed
] Aboy g. stevens, found in his possession, his
name is believed TO be Richard F. Dame. He is
/ about siXty-ive deaf, and well dressed.
! The body OF Sarah Conway, alias Brockway
/ who died AT a house of questionable repute in
| Nashua, was taken from the tomb on Saturday
because of the supiciouS circumstances connected
/ with her death, aud subjected to rigid post
/ mOrtem examination, which revealed the fact
| that the young woman died from the effect of a
| criminal surgical operation. She is said TO have
| lived in that city for some Time and to have
| gone away several dayS be ore her death and on
her return claimed TO hail from Springfield. II
Is thought, however, that her death is chargeabe
to persons IN city near home, and officers are
engaged in working mp the case.
VERMONT.
The sash and blind factory Of Davis B. Sar-
gent at Hghgate, was burnt last Thursday
Loss $500: insurance $500.
The jewery store of A. Wilmot, at South Roy
alston, was robbed of 5000, some watches, and
other articles, few DAYS ago.
CONNECTICUT.
Street Sprinkling has beguu lin New Haven
Jared Smaller of Hamburg is missing, proba-
bly, deranoed
A sale of real estate on Asylum street, Hart
ford, on the 5th, brought $1,000 per foot.
Joseph Green, The man struck by the Nor
wich boat train at Putnam, last week, has since
died.
Sooman Geidley Of Unionvie has voted
siXty-seven times for governor Of the state of
Connecticut
The Norwich Bulletin says: "a gentleman in
veSti9ating the mysteries Of buzz saw in Pages
type works laid two fingers and a half upon it
to see ''twas going. 1t was"
A couple were recently married in Cornwall
Bridge, and Litchfeld paper says the people
thereabouts had for long time endeavored TO
break mp the match, some making it the subject
of special prayer.
There has been domestic broi in Westport,
in which a son turned his aged mother out of
doors, followed by her furniture, among which
was the cradle that said sou had been affection
ately rocked in while an innocent infant
Much anxiety has been felt at Mystic for the
safety OF the bark La Ciquena, of which James
Riley, of that place, is first mate. She left Mes
sina Dee. 23d, and was spoken Jan. 3-eleven
DAYS out-of Cape Palos, and has not yet ar
rived.
colored man crossed the river at Middle
lladdam day or two since 10 get a barrel OF
-four and took his gun along to shoot ducks.
In getting the -four aboard of his boat, the
gun was discharged, and took off one Of his
arms.
Mile Emma n character known in New Ha-
ven as the woman-ay, at the Theatre Clmique,
fell on Friday night while walking the ceiling,
but was caught by the net placed beneath her
for security, A spider once invited silly fly to
! :
fly fell in a net, too.
John H. Lester, formerly of New London, but
now of Waterford has recovered $4,000 in the
supreme court against the Union manufacturing
company, OF Richmond, for the value Of ma
chinery he furnished them. The company al
legged they had paid him, but he proved the
$4,000 he received was in worthless confederate
money.
The lights which illuminate the city hall
clock at New Haven are put out every Saturday
night at 10 O'Clock. because the i3nitor don't
like to get up early Sunday morning to eXtin-
guish them, which fact is not relished by the
citizens, as there are more people in the streets
on that night than any other
new plan for college commons is proposed
at Yale, the main features being a large and
convenient commons hail, costing $4,000, and
a permanent fund yielding $4,000 year. for
paying an experienced caterer, cooks and
walters. In this way good board could be fur
nished for s. 80 or 50 per day, while the more
dainty could have their luXuriCs for So or Sc.
About seven O'Clock last Saturday evening, as
Mr.. Sheehan was passing over BarnsYille
bridge, New Haven, he saw ahead of him a lady
who was walking rapidly. Suddenly the lady
disappeared, and Mr. Shechan heard a loud
| splash in the water. Going to the spot where
| She was last seen, he saw the water foam and
| bubble as if fsome object had sunk. An officer
was at once made acquainted with the facts, and
| upon investigation could elicit no facts beyond
SueenauS story.
| new monument is to be placed over the re-
| mains OF Bishop Brownell at Hartford. 1t will
| be surmounted by a figure of Fath-a draped
female figure, of heroic size, eleven feet in height
The arms are crossed on the breast and hold a
small cross, while the slightly upturned face,
and the whole attitude OF the figure, very clearly
express the holy and sublime sentiment which
il is intended to embOdy in such a conception.
The head of the figure will be thirty-fye feet
from the ground.
The city hotel at Bridgeport has recently
numbered among its guests a couple who regis
tered as "F II. D0rwin and lady, Kansas City,"
Dorwin pretended to be doctor with wonderful
skill in curing rheumatism. From BRIDGEPORT he
went to Waterbury, where he was overtaken by
a citizen OF New Haven who claimed "MrS.
DorwinY as his wife. Upon facing her, the true
husband mcekly said: "Mary, is this you ?"
And Mary replied; "Pop, is that your" and ex-
pressed great surprise at seeing him. "Pop"
torgave his erring wife on the spot and bore her
back to New Haven, while OR Dorwiu," who
turns out TO be Frank Hedges, a Hartford sport
and an old loyer!Of the woman, was taken back
to Bridgeport TO settle his bills.
RHODE ISLAND.
For working four disabled and poorly fed
horses, John Haskill owner and driver was ar
rested and taken before Judge Randolph of
Providence Saturday afternoon, and fined TWEEN
ty-dve dollars and cost