Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

uergruSi OF Truro, NOlman Of Scliuate, SaubOrn of
salem, Bartholomesz of Boston, Black of Taunton,
and Curtis of CharlestOwn.
County Estimates-Messrs. Hall of New Bedford
Sargent of Amesbury, Higgins of Orleans, Peck OF
Lenox, Robinson of Ware, Harlow of 8ridgewater
and Morrison OF Braintree.
Pay Roll-Messrs. Norton of Westfeld Kingsley
or b0st0n Skies OF Ludlow, Ihayer of North Bridge
water, Wild of Randolph, Pedrick of Marbehead
and LawtOn OF Shirley.
Leave of Absence-Messrs. Toland of Boston,
Spear of auckland, Abbey of SandlSfeld, Kendrick
of Worcester Hatch OF Marblehead, Murphy of
Boston, and Trip of New Bedford
Public Buildings-Messrs. shaw fBoston, Baney
of Lynn, converse of Hinsdale, Blake of Milford
Ashby OF New Bedford Sparkes of ProvincetOwn,
and BrowDel of Wesfport
Printing-Messrs. Nichols of Cambridge, Webb OF
Beverly, 0rlggs of Boston, Woods of Barre, Wing
of Dartmouth, Thomas Of Foxboro', and Rankin Of
Boston.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
griculture-Messrs. Woods OF Enfield and Amos
of ElstOn from the senate; Messrs. Ross OF Holden
futile of Milton, Howe of Niethuen, Hopkinson Of
Groveland and Anderson of Shelburne from the
house.
Banks and Banking-Messrs Stickney of Fan
River, and Giles of Ro3kport from the senate;
MesSrs. Harris of CharlestOwn, Hersey of Chelsea,
Keith Of Greenfield, Carlton of SomerTille and
Couch of NewburypOrt from the house
Clatms-Messrs. Stafford of Hamilton and Pike Of
Ashland from the senate; Messrs. Anderson CT Low.
ell, Pratt of Bostoa, Babbitt of Berkley. Root of
Montague, and Perkins of Piympton from the
house.
and Learned of Boston from the senate; BIe.srs
Washbum of Boston, Baldwin of Worcester, East
man OF New Salem Turner of Attleboro, and Hum
phrey of Rochester from the house.
Federal ReatlOns-Messrs. Richardson of Lowell
and Carpenter of FoXbOrough from the senate;
Messrs. i. w. LincO of Boston, Cogswell of Var
mouth, Thompson of Gloucester Heard of Wey-
land and smith Of Boston from the house.
Fisheries Messrs. Bradley of Ii bury, and Baker
of Dennlsport from the senate; Messrs. aTney Of
Boston, White of Plymouth, Chase OF Harwlch
Whitefeld of Fairhaven, AMI Creesy of Salem from
the house.
HarbOrs-Messrs. Frost of Chelsea, johnson of
Boston, and Whitney OF Brookline from the SEN
ate; Messrs. Parker of Lancaster Cotton OF Charles
town, Noah Lincoln of Boston, Besse of Warenam
II lmnond of Cambridge, Skillngs of Winchester
Harris of Needhaln, and Phelps of Springfield from
the house.
Llbrary-Messrs. Sheldon of Deerfeld, Ames Of
Easton, and Woods OF Enfield from the senate;
Messrs. Packard of Boston, McIoud of Topsiied
and Keyes of Ster ing from the house.
Manufactures -Me>srs. Whitney of Wiuchendon
and Carpenter of FoxbOrO from the senate; M,ssr.
Upham of Spencer, shepard of Canton Kendall oil
birmingham, Ames of ChlcOpee, and Sayles of
Millbury from the house.
Mercantile All lrs-Messrs. Frost of Chelsea, and
Baker of DennispOrt from the senate; Messrs
Towne of Fitchburg, Coriiss of Gloucester Cushinq
of Newburyport, Folsom OF Lowell, and Bannlster
of Boston from the house.
lnsurance-M .ssrs. Richardson of Lowell and
Whitney of Brookline from the senate; Messrs
Barnard of Worcester, Adams of Hydc Park, Stur-
teyant of Springfield Brn,On of BroOkline, and
Newell of Boston from the house.
Military AifaIrs-AIessrs. Potter Of Arlington aud
Wright OF Reading, from the senate; Massrs. kim
ball of Fitchburg, Pear of Boston, Porter of =
we're, WYman of Woburn, and Smith of CRANKY
from the house.
Parishes and Religious Societies-Messrs. Stafford
of Hamilton and COe of NV Bedford, from the sen-
ate; MessrS. Perry of Agtwam, Peterson of Dlx-
bury, Snow of Brewster, Wright of south HaIIcy
and rats of Whateley, from the house
Prisons-Nlessrs. Potter of Arlington and Sheldon
of Deeriield, from the senate; Messrs. Winslow OF
Newton, Endico of Delham, Whiting of Great
Darlington, Church of Taunton, and Joslin of Web
ster, from the house.
Pubic Charitable Neutrality-suspicious. Thayer
of Worcester and Fuller of Clmbridg1, from the
senate; MesSrS Stedman of Boston, PIrmenter of
ambridge, Poor of Boston, Breed OF Lynn, and
E Idly of Fall River, from the house.
Public Llnds-MeSsrS. Bradley of Tisbury and
Noble of Westield. from the senate; Messrs Per-
kins of MiddleborO, Reed Of Westforl, Allen of VII
braham, Gardner of Swansea, and Slater of Tyrlng
Rail "ays-alessrs Hale of Boston, Thayer OF
North Adams, and TarbOX of Lawrence, from the
senate; Messrs. Phillips of Salem, Goldman of Bos-
ton Gleason Of STOW, Fairbanks of Fall River, E Y
of Newton knowton Of Upton, Scribner of Low
ell, and Barker of Pittsfed from the house
Horse Raiwdys-NeSsrs. Long of Charlestown
GrIggs OF Westboro, and Wallace of PeppereH from
the senate; Messrs. Cornell of NV df0rd Lam
son of Bottom. Brown of Lowell, Bancroft of Aver,
Parker Of Springfield Hobbs of UXbrilge, Palmer
OF Boston, and Holden of Fall River, from the
house.
Roads and Bridges-Messrs Brewster of wortn-
iDgtOn, and LObdtll of3Mlttapoisett, from the sem
ate; Messrs. Jernegln of EdgartOwn, Howard of
Sandwich, Hayes of MedfOrd, Abbott Of Maiden,
and clark of Newburyport from the house.
State HUuse-Alessrs. BOardman of BO ton, Par
sons of Bridgewlter, and Wright Of Reading, from
the senate; MesSrs. Howe Of Clinton, Hoton of
Northteld, sheldon of Wrentbam, Hill of Boston,
and Waterman of SciJuate from the house.
TOwns-AIessrS. Torrey of Fitchbur. and Wood
well of Ncwburyport, from the senate; Messr,
Q1igley of southampton, Going of Boston, Fiske
Of Weston, siocgm of Grafton and Durgin of West
Newbury, from the house.
Hoosac Tunnel and Troy and Greenfield Railroad
-Alessrs. johnson of Boston, Wood, of Enfield,
and Sheldon Of Dderfeld, from the senate; Messrs
kimball of Boston, Wlgntman of Reading II ovt of
AthOl, Ayers of Charlestown, Poor of Andover,
Merritt, Of Springfield, Granger of Boston, and
Donnell of Chelsea, from the house,
JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEES
Liquor Law-NleSsr5. COe of New Bedford, Wal
lace of Pepperel and Noble OF Westted from the
senate; Messrs Hanson of Peabody, Arnold of
Northampton, stone of Templeton, Roger,on Of
Norton, Bradley of ROekpOrt, FaXOn o. Quincy
Sibey of Warren and 0COnnor of Boston, from the
honse.
State Police-Messrs. Parsons of Brdgewater.
Giles of Rockport and Boardman of Boston, from
the senate; Messrs. Bates of EaSton, Stanwood Of
Boston, Cressy of beverly, Torrey of Wore aster,
Hull Of Boston, Marshall Of Tewksbury, Thompson
Of Halifax and Murphy of Lawrence, from The house
Woman Suiirage-Aessrs. Pike of shand, Smith
of Springfield and COe OF New Bedford, from the
senate; Messrs, TOwne of Fltchburg, Kelley of
Arlington, Sturtevant of Leic ser Gates of Worce5-
ter, Hopkins OF Boston, Thaver of Weymouth, Kpeft
OF Chester and Dresser of Savoy, from the house.
Labor Question -Messrs Loung Of CharlstoWnt
Hewes of Lynn and Fuller Of Cambridge, from he
senate; Messrs Mcputie of cambridge Hraow Of
Abingdon, johnson Of ho4lstoD, Taylor Of somlr
vile Peabody Of DanFeFs, Il i'll Of Stnnehlm, Knight
OF Noftn Brook1eId and Lowering of Lynn from tne
house.
OF the petitions that were presented in the
house, the most noteworthy were those Of the
Boston, Barre and Gardner railroad for the OK
tension 10 Wnchendony of the Vermont ami
Massachusetts company for the amendment OF
its charter; OF the Shanlys, that The amount OF
security held back by the stale from their pay
DC reduced from million to three hnndred and
nlty thousand dollars, in view Of the rapid pro-
9rcss N de in the work, and of George L WIS
Of Llwlener, captesng the seat now occupied
by Mr.. Murphy.
Mr., Klmbal procured the passage of an order
allowing the finance committee power to send
Tor persons and papers and to cmpoy clerk
and also an order inquiring into the travelling
expenses OF The legislative committees OF last
year-a kind OF post mOrtem examination which
hurts nobody and may prove interesting The
committee on Joint rules and orders reported
adversely on Mr. ShaWs absurd Dfopusiton to
make the clerk give list OF the referred docu-
ments Of the previous dav on the orders of each
day. Mr.. Sieadman of Boston made motion
IN relation to the schoolship Barnard, which has
an Gmln0us look In view Ol the governors rec
OmmendatlOn.
III lhS 7Sudtt luClb NGiN u uOheu OF more
petitions, one Of which was from 210 ctizeus OF
the southerly part of Dedham TO be set off as
new town under the name Of Lyman. soon
alter the ANNOUNCEMENT Of the committees, tue
governors private secretary put in an appear
ance with an armtu Of reports, which were laid
on the tahe ana ordered to he printed the
commissioners appointed under the act of June
10, 1861, Tor the construction OF dixie to pro
tect Cape Cod harbOr, submitted an account Of
then work, which has been completed at a cost
OF Sl32, 104 Al. The surgeon general put in a
plea tor the continuance oil his Office Daring
Tue year eos olnims were settled for soldiers
leaving only 6j3 remaining unsettled The
amount OF claims collected was Si2 COS 05. Che
state constaDle's report was Il huae document
Major Jones pleads the inadequacy of his force,
and states that during the wear 1906 prosecutions
have been made; also 1903 sizurps The fines
and costs amount TO S173 1870 o. One hundred
and Twenty-Five gamblers have been arrested.
and the estimated value of liquor turned over
TO the stale commissioner is Sal 0Ou The
major bewails tue dissertation of the Sabbath nv
the Seventh Day Baptists aud lsraelitcs. The
report of the commissioners ON inland fisheries
also formed part OF The bundle.
Chaplain Cudworth of the house consumes
only about three-quarfers Of a minute in
prayer, and the members welcome his breyity.
Items.
In view Of the departure of the American
lrigate Congress, to escort steamer Hornet to
a fuasa Il Al "a