Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-30

so effusiyey accepts the invitation 10 leeture.oe-
lore them, is becauselthey afford so brilliant an
illustration of his views concerning the IN,
Efficiency OF prayer. Probably they are prayeo |
for harder, and get salvation slower than any
other set of Young men in the country.
The wrecks of three vessels destroyed on Inc
Thames river within a year are now on the |
docks at New London, the steamer CITY OF New
London, burned above Montville in November
last: the Steam-lghter Wallace, destroyed OS |
the explosion of her boiler in New London mar,
Dor in June, and the propeller Nevada, burned
Al the month of New London harbor IN August
The total loss of life by the destruction oil THESE
vessels was twenty-one, and the loss OF properly
about 800 COO.
Iitchtield has had an unpleasant sensation in
divorce suit which has just been tried DeioTs
the superior court there. Mrs. Ell7 "a L. Frsbe
was the petitioner, the ground OF her compliant
beinr intolerable cruelty and gen era nilsson
duct on the part of her husba nd, Lew NJ. HTis-
bic, and both charges were oai.y 100 clearly
oroved by the testimony she ga We on the Hlsi.
| The parties were married tour wears ago, ana
| have two children, and the W de testlded that,
within three days after the firth of their first
child her husband got angry about somethln4
| and struck her several times on the head and
| shoulders with his fist. Inc unfortunate woman
cave other Instances of Fri he's brutal couduct,
| recitiuu several instances q which he threw her
| down and kicked her, ate one of which occa-
| sions She was unable to ct off her bed for two
| DAYS. and only went dow n stairs to be locked
| M q
| husband. till she managed to crawl in through
n window. In another case he kicked his little
two wear old hoy for crying till she Thought he
| would never STOP. Finally she went TO her
| fathers, but on bis asking her forgiveness, she
| made another trial 10 live with him until hG
again abused her ii Il she could no longer endure
| it, Frlsbie admsIt ed some of her charges about
the kickings and revarcated about the others
The decision of oh case is not yet made, but it
would seem there could be but one issue of the
| triol noSSible Bl II pprhapS the most DeCulisl
feature of the Gas e, and one which certainly
speaks pretty bad ly for the Estate of society in
Titchfeld. is the confession of the local paper
that both hnsba Id and wife are the children o
"vyeIl to-do farm leis, above the average in posi-
, ton. property and intelligence"
RHODE ISLAND.
| C7pt. W. r. Wells retired sea captain, hung
himself in Hop kintOn, Thursday morning.
Patrick Corr IAN was found dead in the stree
ot Providence early Thursday morning, having
| evidentlv Ilecu killed by kicks and blows
The coroner inquest yesterday afternoon re
,uined a verdi ct that Patrick Germans dealt
was accelerated by blows received from Jane
Gorman The IL tier has fed.
4 providence landlady is mot made of St
- Oh gentler ST utf than the Sterner sex.
Liun..aSed family being unable to pay the rent
Ny - adv went 10 the house, Thursday after
llie anu ANU tad the doors and windows ta6el
nOpn' T ~ c.bert appears, was absent at tn
out iO rr,f, With her two small children
| time, Uut L'I 49, on d the wretched woman wa
thus compe led ~ Pe teIter and eyrosed bersel
which took AVA he' q ID
and little ones to the co. -