Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-During the trial of Emil
andre, Saturday, for the murder of his wife
IN the court Of general sessions his council en-,
ueaVoIed to prove insanity; and did prove
through witnesses, that his wife was very faithless
TO MN, openly carrying on terms with other
men.
Two thousand dollars has been subscribed
mere and RENTED 10y cable for sufferers by the
Danish humiliation. Forty-fve hundred dollars
mas So far been subscribed for a monument to
Gen. Thomas.
Application was made to Judge Gilbert. SAT-
urday, Tor stay of proceedings in the case of
tue murderer Rogers, sentenced to be hanged in
December; declsion reserved.
quite a sensation was caused in the Controll-
er Office, Friday, by the entrance of VIM, NJ.
lweed, who went there TO examine the vouchers
submitted to the grand jury which presented in
dlctmentS against him.
prominent members of the Apollo hall democ-
racy were in council Friday evening. and scout-
ed as absurd the idea of an alliance with Tam
many hall. Tammany, the night before said II
could not coaleSce with Apollo.
There are no tidings yet of Robert Newton an
express agent He has been missing since
Wednesday; was last seen going to the Jersey
City fire. He was 20 years old
IT, A. Poy, a Louisville merchant. missing
shce the i4th INST, is said to have left the city
III company with woman not his wife.
ES-CommSsOner Connolly is now known to
nave joined his family in Spain, but has spent
ms time since he LETT in rambles through Stain.
Portugal and Italy. He left Italy November /
for the Holy Land, Egypt, India, China and
Japan. IL IS stated that a female confidential
agent OF Connolly secured County Auditor
Watson's book that was deposited in the safe
deposit vault in Park bank building, and in
which the amounts and dates of the sums
stolen and distributed between members of fine
ring were entered in detail. The book was
carried to Europe on the 18th of October.
The consttutiouality OF the United States
shipping act was argued before Judge Benedict
yesterday, in the case of two boarding house run
ners recently convicted of boarding a foreign
vessel before she reached her place of destna-
tlon, without the consent of the master, Their
counsel contended that congress has no urisdic-
ton 10 make police regulations for this Dort and
IN case of foreign vessel there could be no
jurisdiction before arrival at the place of desti
nation. Decision reserved,
1t is reported that Julius Merrill custom
house officer, is eXonerated upon the charge
OF bribery preferred against him by Special
Agent Jayne.
The surviving veterans of the war of 1872 will
celebrate evacuation day Tomorrow by hoisting
Il nag at the old fort in Central park.
A Times special from Newport, r, l., SAYS
that Oliver Read, wealthy broker of that city.
received for negotiation six months ago, from
a stranger 1900 in Central Pacific income
bonds, which he has since disposed of through
tlske u Hatch of New York, and which now
prove TO be counterfeit. The money, therefor
minus commissions, has been paid over to the
supposed swlndler, but will be made good by
MIR. Read, who will use every means to bring
the supposed swindler TO justice.